Frugal Café Blog Zone

Vicki McClure Davidson | March 22, 2010

Starbucks has a limited offer tomorrow: one free pastry with the purchase of a “hand-crafted” beverage tomorrow, March 23, 2010… offer is limited to one per person, and will be available in those participating Starbucks locations while the supply lasts or until 10:30 am, whichever comes first. From Examiner, Starbucks: Free Pastry Day!: Starbucks gives [...]

Category: Business & Economy, Food, Drink, Frugal Shopping Info, Social and Political Climate | 1 Comment »
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Vicki McClure Davidson | March 22, 2010

UPDATE, March 23, 2010: Check out this new website, Fire the 219. Fire the 219 is dedicated to removing from power all 219 members of Congress who voted to destroy the finest Health Care system in the world on March 21, 2010. Rep. Bart Stupak heads the list. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I’m guessing it’s not been a [...]

Category: Conservatism, Government, Health, Social and Political Climate, Videos, Audio Files | 7 Comments »
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Vicki McClure Davidson | March 22, 2010

One giant government versus one giant search engine… the battle wages on. From New York Times, Google Will Redirect China Users to Hong Kong Site: SAN FRANCISCO — Just over two months after threatening to leave China because of censorship and intrusions by Chinese hackers, Google said that it would close its China-based Web site [...]

Category: Freedom of Speech, Government, Law & Constitution, Social and Political Climate, Technology | 5 Comments »
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