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January 29, 2010 | Here's the deal: Bargains in Dayton
 

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Friday, January 29, 2010

Get free appetizers at Ruby Tuesday, Chili’s

DealNews noted a couple good restaurant appetizer deals this week:

Ruby Tuesday is offering a coupon that will cut 25 percent off your check via this printable coupon. Alcohol and gift cards are excluded. The coupon expires Feb. 7.

Ruby Tuesday locations are in Centerville, Vandalia and Troy.

Chili’s has a deal where, if you sign up for free e-mail updates, you can receive a coupon for free Chips & Queso with the purchase of any entree.

You’ll receive the coupon via e-mail within 48 hours of registering, and you can unsubscribe from updates at any time.

There are Chili’s locations on Miamisburg-Centerville Road, and on North Fairfield Road, across from The Mall at Fairfield Commons.

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Water services responds to insurance mailer

Montgomery County Water Services reportedly has been fielding calls from customers concerning a mailer received from Home Services USA.

Home Services USA offers insurance coverage for water service lines.

However, although the mailer includes the words “Montgomery County,” Montgomery County Water Services is not affiliated with nor a partner of Home Services USA.

Customers are advised to visit the Better Business Bureau Web site and the Home Service USA Web site for more information.

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Everything (even gift cards) 30% off at Old Navy today, Saturday

Today, Jan. 29, and Saturday only, everything at Old Navy is 30 percent off.

That in-store deal applies to regular merchandise, sale items and gift cards. So, it can benefit you to get out there to get a gift card for future use, even if you don’t need anything this weekend.

Area stores are at the Dayton Mall and across from The Mall at Fairfield Commons at the Shoppes of Beavercreek.

For a peek at some of the offerings at the stores, visit the Web site.

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Massive auto recalls prompt safety tips

Toyota announced a massive recall this month, pulling back 2.3 million more vehicles to fix accelerator pedals that can stick, causing cars to speed out of control.

The announcement came after 4.2 million Toyotas were recalled late last year due to gas pedals that could become trapped under floor mats, causing sudden acceleration.

In response to these issues, Consumer Reports assembled a helpful list of how to stop a runaway car, if you find it accelerating beyond your control.

It never hurts to review these tips if, like me, you own a Toyota (although not one listed in the recall) and just want to err on the safer side of life.

In related news car recall news, if you didn’t see it on the business page of our Web site today, Jan. 29, Honda announced a huge recall of its own.

Honda is recalling 646,000 Fit/Jazz and City models because window switches can overheat when exposed to liquids, potentially causing smoke, melting or fire.

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Techies weigh in on the iPad

CNN Money had a great little roundup Thursday, Jan. 28, of what tech bloggers think of the iPadthe latest innovation from Apple that was introduced Wednesday.

The techies discussed where the iPad falls in the whole iPhone, iPod, netbook continuum, and whether Steve Jobs was right when he called it “a dream.”

To see what these knowledgeable folks had to say, check out CNN.

Also, CNBC talks more about why the name, “iPad” might not have been the best choice.

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Denny’s to offer free Grand Slams again

As Restaurant News announced Thursday, Jan. 28, Denny’s will again run their popular free Grand Slam giveaway from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 9.

It will be announced during next weekend’s Super Bowl.

The chain reportedly served 2 million Grand Slams during last year’s giveaway, which also was publicized in a Super Bowl ad.

Restaurant News said, in addition to the giveaway, Denny’s reportedly will look to highlight value throughout the year with other initiatives, such as free Grand Slam breakfasts on birthdays and free refills on pancakes or French fries.

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Get cards for 8 free kids’ meals for $1

Who doesn’t love free food?

All Frisch’s Big Boy locations are now selling its Valentine’s Day Kids’ Meal Cards. Each card in the pack is good for a free kids’ meal, including a beverage.

A pack of eight cards is $1, which is a savings of up to $25.

The valentines are great for valentine exchanges or to keep for your own kids.

The cards will be sold until Feb. 14. They can be redeemed between Feb. 15 and March 30, in the dining room only. Kids must be accompanied by an adult, but an adult meal purchase is not required.

Kids’ meals available in the offer include hamburger and fries, chicken fingers and fries, grilled cheese and fries, chili and spaghetti, Italian spaghetti, pepperoni pizza stix, and pancakes with bacon or sausage. And all meals include a small milk or mini soft drink.

To find your nearest Frisch’s location, visit the restaurant’s Web site.

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