A giveaway!

Since Rafflecopter seems like a pretty sweet way of keeping a contest easy on the admin and easy on the users, I figured I would give it a shot with one. I'm in a contest, and while I'd love to get all the votes I can and win a scooter for my wife, I've had fun with my previous tweet-to-win contests I've done. Here's how you can get your chance to win:

1. Follow me on twitter. (1 entry)
2. Tweet my message: "Mike's in a contest at http://nt-ap.com/ITsTopSurvivor and needs your help! Visit to enter to win a $25 gift card!" (1 entry per day)
3. Visit my entry and view the video. (5 10 entries [early entries updated for more points])

Winner for the gift card will be drawn 3/1, and will be posted and tweeted. Entry is after the jump!






a Rafflecopter giveaway Rafflecopter "loses" the rules when a giveaway completes. Here were the rules from it: It's $25. You have to be kidding if you think I'm going to put legalese up for that, but here's the terms and conditions: 1. **Don't be a dumbass.** Oh, yeah, and I suppose I should put that I'm promoting my contest entry and the awesome sponsorship of NetApp in a fun and unique way. I'm not suggesting in any way, shape, or form that you have to vote for me to get my gift card. The rules of the contest don't say I can't offer consideration for votes, but that would be unsporting.