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Tuesday, September 18, 2018
11:55 AM
September 18th is the holiday of National Cheeseburger Day, and restaurants are celebrating with free burgers. Yes its FREE
Following deals are available at participating locations Tuesday, Sept. 18 and while supplies last.
Black Angus Steakhouse: The Steakhouse Bacon Cheeseburger and Guacamole Burger, fries or coleslaw and choice of a 16-ounce draft beer are $10.99 at participating locations in the bar area. Offers may vary by location.
BurgerFi: Locations nationwide will be offering $1 cheeseburgers with the purchase of a cheeseburger Tuesday.
Burgerim: Get a trio combo with three burgers Tuesday for $9.99, which is the price the chain usually charges for the duo.
Burger King: Find ongoing specials at www.bk.com/offers and coupons in the chain's app.
Culver's: Although there's not a nationwide promotion, individual locations may offer specials. One way to check is by calling your closest location, and some may post specials on the location's details page at www.culvers.com.
Farmer Boys: Get $1 Big Cheese cheeseburgers at participating locations Tuesday.
Fatburger: If you’re in Los Angeles, get free delivery from one of the 35 Fatburger restaurants in the area with Postmates. The deal started Monday and goes through Sept. 23 with no minimum required. Open the Postmates app and look for the Fatburger collection.
Fuddruckers: The chain's value meals are a weekday special available all day Monday through Thursday and until 4 p.m. Friday. The cheeseburger deal combo with fries and drink is $8 at participating locations listed at www.fuddruckers.com/valuemeals.
Grubhub: This deal isn't just for cheeseburgers. Now through Sept. 24, the food delivery service and Venmo are offering $10 off any order of $15 or more. Place the order in the Grubhub app, pay with Venmo and enter promo code VENMOTREAT. Sister program Seamless is offering the same deal with the same code.
Habit Burger Grill: Through Sept. 30, make a donation to No Kid Hungry and get a certificate for a free Charburger with cheese to redeem on a future visit through Oct. 2.
Holiday Inn: At all 26 Burger Theory restaurants located in Holiday Inn properties, get a free burger Tuesday while supplies last. The Burger Theory locations are giving away 10,000 classic cheeseburgers, and no additional purchase is required. Starting on National Cheeseburger Day and through Nov. 11, Burger Theory will have a limited-time three cheese loaded burger, The Cheese Louise.
Hwy 55 Burgers, Shakes & Fries: Show you have downloaded the My Hwy 55 appand get half off all burger combos from 5 p.m. to close Tuesday. The chain considers itself the official restaurant of the made-up holiday.
IHOP: Here's a deal from the chain known briefly as IHOB. From 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday, get a free stack of two buttermilk or pumpkin spice pancakes with the purchase of any Ultimate Steakburger and another side.
McDonald's: With the fast-food chain's mobile app, find offers including a $1 McDouble, available once a day.
Miller's Ale House: From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, cheeseburgers are $5.99 when you show a Facebook post.
Ninety Nine Restaurant and Pub: Get a $5 cheeseburger Tuesday dine-in only with choice of cheddar, Swiss or American cheese.
PT’s Taverns: Get a single cheeseburger for $4, a double cheeseburger for $6, a triple cheeseburger for $8 and a quadruple cheeseburger for $10 Tuesday.
Red Robin: With any beverage purchase at participating restaurants Tuesday, get a Gourmet Cheeseburger and Bottomless Steak Fries for $5.
Roy Rogers: Get two cheeseburgers for $5 at participating locations Tuesday.
Ruby Tuesday: So Connected members, what the chain calls those who subscribe to emails, will get a coupon for a free burger with purchase of an entree to use either Tuesday or Wednesday. Sign up for future offers including a birthday freebie and learn more at www.rubytuesday.com/CheeseburgerDay2018.
Sonic: Every Tuesday cheeseburgers are half-price from 5 p.m. to close. Also, for a limited time, get a Carhop Classic, which is the choice of the Quarter Pound Double Cheeseburger or the Classic Signature Slinger, served with medium tots for only $2.99.
Ted's Montana Grill: Get $6 cheeseburgers and fries Tuesday. Dine-in only.
Tony Roma's: Members of the chain’s email club will get a coupon for $2 off any burger Tuesday to use at participating locations. Sign up at www.tonyromas.com.
Umami Burger: On National Cheeseburger Day, the chain launched its “No Senior Goes Hungry” campaign to raise money for St. Vincent Meals on Wheels. Through Sept. 30, when customers place their order and indicate they support the organization, the restaurant will donate $2 from that meal to the senior hunger organization.
Wayback Burgers: Download the chain’s new Wayback App by Sept. 17 for a National Cheeseburger Day buy-one-get-one free deal Sept. 18. Also earn a free classic burger after making your first in-app purchase and earn other freebies.
Wendy's: This deal last through Sept. 30. Get a free Dave's Single with any Wendy’s purchase with an offer on the mobile app, which is available for Apple and Android devices. This offer will refresh daily, the fast-food chain announced in a news release. One offer per customer per day. Registration in app is required.
White Castle: The fast-food chain known for its sliders calls Tuesday Cheese Slider Day, and it’s giving away a free cheese slider with any purchase and a coupon at www.whitecastle.com/summer-savings.
Zinburger Wine & Burger Bar: The boutique burger restaurant chain's VIP members can get a "Plain & Simple Burger" with the option of eight different cheese toppings for $5 Tuesday. Dine-in only and limit one per member. Sign up for the free loyalty program at restaurants or online at www.zinburger.com.
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Thursday, September 13, 2018
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
11:23 AM
The world has officially gone mad when a celebrated cartoonist is condemned by the social media hordes for depicting a famous sports star throwing an unedifying tantrum Australian newspaper has doubled down on a cartoon of multiple Grand Slam tennis champion Serena Williams widely denounced as racist both at home and in the US. cartoon showed Williams jumping up and down next to a broken racket and pacifier, with large, exaggerated lips and nose reminiscent of racist depictions of black people in the US. Somone mentioned Serena Williams is a crying monkey as always.
Wednesday, September 5, 2018
10:23 PM
Nearly 1/4 th of American Facebook users have changed how they use the social media app in the past year, following a barrage of scandals involving the abuse of personal data, foreign interference in U.S. elections and the spread of hateful or harassing content on the platform.
The findings were released Wednesday in a new survey by the Pew Research Center the same day that Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg is testifying before a Senate panel hearing to discuss how the company is better prepared to combat foreign interference on the platform than during the 2016 election.
The survey revealed that 74 percent of adults have taken one of the following actions: changed their privacy settings, taken a break from the app or deleted it all together.
Pew also found that more than 1 in 4 Americans have deleted the app from their phones. Fifty-four percent tweaked their privacy settings, and 42 percent stopped using the app for several weeks or longer. Those interventions were also much more likely to have been taken by younger people, who outpaced older users in each of the three actions. For instance, 64% of 18 to 29 year-olds changed their privacy settings in the past year, compared with 33 percent of people aged 65 and older.
Saturday, September 1, 2018
8:04 AM
downtown Chemnitz, the makeshift memorial to the victim of Sunday's stabbing attack, allegedly by two immigrants, still flickers every evening, a sea of candles and flowers that has survived the political turmoil of the last week.
Local residents have come to pay their respects but few want to speak to the media, angry at the way their city has been portrayed.
"It is really terrible and sad what happened in Chemnitz ... in our city. I am not against foreigners or migrants, but starting to like Hitler"
Over the course of one turbulent week, the eastern German town of Chemnitz has revealed deep fault lines in the the country over the flashpoint issue of refugees and immigration.
"I was surprised by the amount of resistance, distrust and how violently people reacted," says Werner Patzelt, a professor of politics at Technical University Dresden, who has been following the growth of the right-wing movement in Germany.
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