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[Best Syndication News] Denny's restaurant chain is repeating their free breakfast giveaway with another Free Original Grand Slam® being given away from 6 a.m. To 2 p.m., this Tuesday, February 9th, 2010. The restaurant chain promoted this during their Superbowl ads with chickens being warned that they will be working overtime for this event.
But it doesn't stop their, you can also get a Free Original Grand Slam® when you visit the restaurant on your birthday. Yum.
Denny's is also having a sweepstakes giveaway contest to enter online to win a Free Grand Slam® every week for an entire year. You can enter at http://dennys.promo.eprize.com/freegrandslam/. They are giving away a free burger and fries tot he first 500,000 online registrants that will be emailed on February 28th. They say that if you register before Februrary 14th they will email you a “very special welcome” offer very soon.
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For the next seven days you can enter one time a day for a chance to win a pair of Docker pants on their website. The advertising campaign rolled out yesterday on the Super Bowl commercials where they were advertising to go to their website to get a pair of free pants.
What you have to do is go to www.dockers.com/freepants and enter your email, then you give them your first name and you zip code. You finish by acknowledging that you are over the age of 18 and let them know if you are a male or female, and if you want to receive email notices of promotions from the company. Then you have to do the captcha text. Next you click on the photo of the Docker pants to see if you win. If you win, you'll be told that you have won right there on the spot. No waiting for them to determine if you are a winner.
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[Best Syndication News] Dreaming of living in a beautiful home? There is a contest going on with HGTV network giving away a home in New Mexico and all-new 2010 GMC® Terrain and $500,000 in cash too! The home is a designed with a modern Pueblo ranch home. The décor is using hues of teal and peach, with natural stone as a theme throughout the home.
You can enter the drawing once a day on the HGTV website. They also are giving an extra entry to win the car by itself. So remember to enter before time runs out.
HGTV builds a dream home each year, last year they built a dream home in Sonoma, California. They have professional designers come in and decorate each room with requisite details. So all you really need to do is bring yourself and your family and you are ready to move in.
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(Best Syndication News) Lawmakers are expanding their investigation into the problems with Toyota’s sticky pedal. Rather than only focusing on the pedal, mat and assembly, it may be possible that there is trouble with the software and electronics. “We will continue to investigate all possible causes of these safety issues,” Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said in a statement today.
Now investigators in Japan and the United States are investigating problems with the brakes in Toyota Prius hybrid models. Apple co-founder, Steve Wozniak, has said he has complained to U.S. government officials for two months now but no one has listened. Finally he went public with his concerns.
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[Best Syndication News] It's Groundhog Day a holiday that is recognized on February 2nd in the US and in Canada. The holiday is rather a fun one, that has the animal rights people wanting a robot groundhog to be used instead of a real one. If the groundhog sees its shadow it will go back underground and there will be six more weeks of winter. If the groundhog doesn't see its shadow then winter is almost over.
The Pennsylvania German's have made this a tradition, with the folklore of predicting spring. The largest celebration of Groundhog Day with crowds gathering upwards of 40,000 people are in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. All to see if the groundhog will go back into hiding.
It appears that it was different results for more winter or early spring as the following cities have reported according to Wikipedia. 9 cities reported an early spring, while 5 cities reported 6 mores weeks of winter.
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