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ADVANCED AUTO PARTS<\/strong>
\nTake 15% off $100 PLUS a $50 coupon with code SP15 until 10\/1.
\nSpend $100 or more and get $50 BB on a future $100 order with code SPBB unitl 10\/1.
\nSave $20 Off Purchases of $75 or more with code BIG20!
\nSave $50 Off purchases of $200 or more with code BIG50!
\nSave 15% Off with code AAP15OFF (exp. 9\/30\/11)
\nTake $10 off $30, $20 off $50 and $30 off $100 orders with code A123 (exp. 9\/30\/11)
\nClick here:
\nhttp:\/\/tinyurl.com\/5sraykx<\/a><\/p>\n

ALDIS<\/strong>
\nMushrooms – 8 oz – 69 cents
\nRoma Tomatoes – 69 cents\/lb
\nItalian or Ceaser Salad bag – 99 cents
\nGreen Peppers 2 pack – 49 cents
\nYellow Onions – 3 lb bag – 99 cents (many stores sell 2 lb bags now – better deal with the 3 lb bag)<\/p>\n

BED BATH & BEYOND<\/strong>
\nLook for $5 off $15 purchase coupon on back of ad mailed to homes. An additional 30% off a $15 item!<\/p>\n

BREMECS<\/strong>
\nFall Fest on Sunday, September 25th in Chesterland.
\nFree: Hay rides, face painting, Scavenger hunt, Coloring contest, Pumpkin painting, free shows (magic, flower clown, Capt Willie, Jungle Terry, hot air ballon) and more.
\nTrees, shrubs, & evergreens – 20% to 80% off
\nStatuary, pottery, & fountains – 25% to 80% off
\nPond shop – 10% to 50% off<\/p>\n

CVS<\/strong>
\nSun to Tues only deals:
\nGold Enblem candy corn – free after extrabucks
\nMars or Wrigley fun size candy – M&Ms are 4\/$4 after two $1\/2 coupons and $4 in extrabucks<\/p>\n

Revlon lipstick 49 cents after $1 coupon
\nScott mega roll 6 pack – $4 after $1 in extrbucks and $1 coupon
\nBaby products from diapers to Pediasure – buy $25 worth and get $10 in extrabucks
\nBenefiber and Gas X – nearly free after purchase of 3 with $10\/3 coupon and $10 extrabucks (must purchase $20 worth)<\/p>\n

GIANT EAGLE<\/strong>
\nTropicana – $2 after $1 coupon<\/p>\n

HEINENS<\/strong>
\nThey are opening their first store outside of northeast Ohio with a store in Barrington, IL. Heinens does well in affluent communities and that is what Barrington is.<\/p>\n

HOME DEPOT<\/strong>
\nSale ends 9\/21\/11
\n2 cu ft Cypress Mulch – 5 for $10<\/p>\n

HOTELS.COM<\/strong>
\nSave up to 50% on the hotel Deal of the Day!
\nClick here:
\nHotel Deals<\/a> <\/p>\n

MARCS<\/strong>
\nAvocados – $1 – these were the big honkin ones – the size of a Hippo’s gall bladder
\nLotsa $1 per pound items including pears, nectarines, lettuce head, and more.<\/p>\n

MENTOR FAMILY FOOD MARKET<\/strong>
\nSale through 9\/20
\nDannon Oikos Greek yogurt – 99 cents
\nSunny D – 99 cents
\nBulls Eye BBQ sauce – 99 cents
\nQuaker Oats – 99 cents
\nSugardale hot dogs – 99 cents
\nGreen beans – 99 cents\/lb<\/p>\n

MILES MARKET<\/strong>
\nAlmost sold out. Get a $20 gift certificate at Miles Market in Solon for $10. Great deal as it can be used on produce, meat, cheese, and all their great food.
\nClick here to order:
\nhttp:\/\/gr.pn\/qrCn6l<\/a><\/p>\n

NTB<\/strong>
\nBuy 2 tires get 2 free with purchase of 4 premium tire installation package and a one year precision vehicle alignment program! Deal good from Wednesday, September 14th \u2013 Sunday, September 25th. Also available \u2013 Buy 1 tire get 1 free!<\/p>\n

Terms and Conditions
\nBuy 2 get 2 FREE tire sale valid on purchase of a set of FOUR in stock Yokohama, Cooper *(excluding Trendsetter SE) brand tires, Pirelli Scorpion ATR, Nitto Crosstek and Sumitomo radials with purchase of a premium tire installation package with Roadside Assistance for each tire and a one year wheel alignment policy on same vehicle at time of purchase from Wednesday, September 14 through Sunday, September 25, 2011. No carryouts. Not valid with any other tire discount or offer. While supplies last. See store for details. <\/p>\n

Other Deals:
\nCooper Tires – Up to $75 Mail-In Rebate
\nGoodyear or Dunlop Tires – $80 Mail-In Rebate
\nLowest Tire Price Guarantee
\n50% OFF Select Oil Change
\nCiti\u00ae $50 and $25 Mail-In Rebate!
\nUp To A $20 Reward Card After A Professional Valvoline Oil Change
\n$20 Off Maintenance Services
\nNAPA\u00ae Brakes \u2013 Save Up To $50!
\n$50 OFF A New Set Of Wheels
\nBuy 2 Get 2 Free Wheel Promotion – September
\nBuy 3 Get 1 Free Wheel Promotion – September
\nNAPA\u00ae Shocks – Get Up To $125 Back!
\nWheel and Tire Package Discounts
\nFree Brake Inspection Service
\nBatteries Up to $10 Off
\n$19.99 Tire Maintenance Package <\/p>\n

Click here:
\nhttp:\/\/www.ntb.com\/Discounts-Coupons<\/a> <\/p>\n

RITE AID<\/strong>
\n90% off summer items – I cleaned up on the deals. I filled up three carts! Then againg the Rite Aid carts are so small they are like a toy. Have them scan the price as some stores still had 75% off signs.<\/p>\n

Get a flu shot and receive a free $100 coupon book and 25 wellness+ points. Cost for flu shot is $27.99 and covered by most insurance plans.<\/p>\n

Buy 9 Scott towels 8 pack or Scott bathroom tissue 12 pack plus use $1 coupon on each = $23 after $40 in UP rewards
\nPrevacid – profit after $4 coupon and $17.99 rebate in coupon insert
\n7 Up – 3\/$1.99 after $2 UP reward
\nTrident gum – 3\/$1 after $1 coupon and $1 UP reward – some displays may have BOGO coupons
\nCrest Complete – Profit after $2 UP reward and $2 coupon – limit 2<\/p>\n


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STAPLES<\/strong>
\nAvery 8160 lables – Free after Staples rewards
\nCase of paper – $9.99 after $38 in Staples rewards
\nFree after easy rebate:
\nKaspersky Anti-virus 2011 software
\nTrend Micro Internet Security
\nTrend Micro Antivirus
\nClick here to order:
\nhttp:\/\/tinyurl.com\/3k4vgd4<\/a><\/p>\n

WALGREENS<\/strong>
\nBlistex cold & allergy – free after register rewards
\nHyland’s Nighttime cold n cough for kids – free after register rewards<\/p>\n

99\u00a2 Folded Cards
\nCoupon Code: FOLDED99
\nStart Date: 09\/22\/2011
\nEnd Date: 09\/24\/2011
\n99\u00a2 Folded Cards w\/ promo code FOLDED99<\/a><\/p>\n


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COUPONS.COM<\/strong>
\nNew coupons to print:
\nEdge shaving cream – 75 cents
\nGold Peak Tea – 75 cents
\nKahiki – $1
\nJohnson’s Natural Product – $1.50
\nSmart Ones – $1\/5 (use with Giant Eagle deal)
\nHormel Compleats – 75 cents
\nClick here to print:
\nhttp:\/\/tinyurl.com\/255z7qp<\/a>
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CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER<\/strong>
\nGet the PD for 50 cents daily and $1.25 for the Sunday paper at Dave’s Supermarket through October 30, 2011.<\/p>\n


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BEST MAGAZINE DEALS<\/strong>
\nSpecials this week:
\nFAMILY FUN
\nAdditional 20% Off
\n$3.76 for 1 year
\nCoupon Code: WKLYSPEC <\/p>\n

ELLE DECOR
\nAdditional 20% Off
\n$4.76 for 1 year
\nCoupon Code: WKLYSPEC <\/p>\n

INC.
\nAdditional 20% Off
\n$3.76 for 1 year
\nCoupon Code: WKLYSPEC <\/p>\n

Daily specials:
\n9\/19 – Marie Claire 1 Year – $4.39
\n9\/20 – Budget Travel 1 Year – $4.39
\n9\/21 – Men’s Fitness 1 Year – $4.39
\n9\/22 – Bridal Guide 1 Year – $4.39
\n9\/23 – Shape 1 Year – $4.39
\n9\/24 – Yoga Journal 1 Year – $4.39
\n9\/25 – Woman’s Day 1 Year – $4.39<\/p>\n

Bonus coupon codes!:
\nUse coupon code VALUE17 to receive a 17% discount – Offer expires September 19, 2011.
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\nCode: PXCJ925 Offer Expires September 25, 2011
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\nClick here:
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OIL OF OLAY<\/strong>
\nClick here for a $15 rebate offer from Oil of Olay:
\nhttp:\/\/www.olay.com\/en-us\/images\/offers\/rebate\/september122011\/proxclear\/15_clubolay.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n

TOP TEN THINGS I WOULD EAT IF THEY WERE CHOCOLATE<\/strong>
\n10) Rubiks Cube
\n9) Dirt
\n8) Elbows
\n7) Small rodents
\n6) Cancelled checks
\n5) Encyclopedia Britannica – editions S – Z
\n4) E.T.
\n3) Dramamine
\n2) Plutonium
\n1) Blue whales<\/p>\n

TOP TEN THING I WOULD NOT EAT IF THEY WERE CHOCOLATE<\/strong>
\n10) Butterflies
\n9) Rope
\n8) Dandruff
\n7) Gall bladders
\n6) Chef Boyardee
\n5) Newspapers
\n4) Unhappy slugs
\n3) Leprechaun shoes
\n2) Throw Rugs
\n1) Door handles<\/p>\n

WELFARE<\/strong>
\nFlorida passed a law to test people on welfare for drugs. Makes sense you would think. Nobody wants to see people get welfare and then waste the money on drugs. Most everyone thought that they would find tons of people on welfare on drugs. But would you believe only 2% tested positive. As they say, never judge a book by it’s cover. <\/p>\n

Click here for the story:
\nhttp:\/\/www.news-press.com\/article\/20110828\/NEWS01\/108280382\/Florida-welfare-drug-tests-largely-clean<\/a>
\nDid the media or people’s prejudices cause people to think the worst of welfare recipients? Or are they just regular folks whose hard luck forced them into government assistance? Sure, there are those that take advantage of the system but even rich people and even companies work the system. And perhaps they ought to test politicians that passed the law too!<\/p>\n

Many states have able bodied people work if they are on welfare as Ohio does. However, federal officials didn’t waive a $32.7 million fine against for Ohio not getting half of able bodied welfare recipients working or pursuing employment. The fine was from 2007 and the fines continued as Ohio is only at 33% currently instead of the required 50%. In order to avoid complaceny I’m all for welfare folks working for their dollars while they look for a real job. And I also think it would be good for them to take a coupon class! Sadly, there are too many low-paying jobs out there and not enough better paying jobs that make it tough for families to make ends meet. I know of many people that don’t work because it’s too expensive to pay for daycare. It’s a vicious cycle that would be solved with an excess of good paying jobs.<\/p>\n

RICH <\/strong>
\nDid you see the comments by Warren Buffet that the U.S. government should stop coddling the super-rich? Buffet paid less in taxes at 17.4% of his taxable income, less than most of the middle class. His federal tax equaled just 64 shares of his Berkshire stock! Yet there were politicians fighting for them to keep their tax breaks when the country needs the money to reduce their debt on top of cutting spending. <\/p>\n

The rich make so much that they also pay a disproportionate percentage of taxes. Trickle down economics didn’t work as the tax breaks for the rich were extended and there wasn’t a surge of jobs. And remember regressive and progressive taxes balance out what the rich and poor pay. For instance, a poor person still pays higher taxes as a percentage of their income for gas, merchandise, utilities, and other commodities than the rich pay. In theory, with higher taxes for the rich it’s supposed to even out. Hence the reason a flat tax, depending on how it is put together, would not exactly be fair to the poor and middle class. There are a lot of schemes out there that the rich and powerful will float out there to make more money and they will use their dollars and power to effect the media to get the message out like the changes to social security. Yet people like Buffet don’t even want the tax breaks! And while the rich have seen their income surge, the poor and middle class haven’t, causing issues with consumer spending which is what the economy needs. When the economy gets better then that is a time to look at tax cuts for the rich and everyone else, but not at this time. The rich can absorb it unlike the poor and middle class. <\/p>\n

CEO PAY<\/strong>
\nGet this. Twenty-five of the 100 highest paid U.S. CEOs earned more last year than their companies paid in federal income tax, a study by IPS found. It also found many of the companies spent more on lobbying than they did on taxes.<\/p>\n

Compensation for the 25 CEOs with pay surpassing corporate taxes averaged $16.7 million, according to the study, compared to a $10.8 million average for S&P 500 CEOs. Here is a sample:
\n* eBay whose CEO John Donahoe made $12.4 million, but which reported a $131 million refund on its 2010 current U.S. taxes.
\n* Boeing, which paid CEO Jim McNerney $13.8 million, sent in $13 million in federal income taxes, and spent $20.8 million on lobbying and campaign spending
\n* General Electric where CEO Jeff Immelt earned $15.2 million in 2010, while the company got a $3.3 billion federal refund and invested $41.8 million in its own lobbying and political campaigns.
\nOthers that were part of the list in the past were Tyco, Enron, and Worldcom and we all know what happened to them. <\/p>\n

Two-thirds of the firms studied kept their taxes low by utilizing offshore subsidiaries in tax havens such as Bermuda, Singapore and Luxembourg. The remaining companies benefited from accelerated depreciation.<\/p>\n

Greed can breed the worst in people. Paying people a fair wage at all levels is needed. There have even been CEOs getting paid a ton in bonuses even when their company has lost millions and their stock value has plummeted. Banks that almost put us into a Depression are a good example. CEOs should not be the ony people to benefit when a company does well also. When companies make record profits it should be shared with those at all levels of the company. Many companies do that as they know it will help motivate people to produce even more in profits but there are some that don’t. That should raise some red flags at those companies.<\/p>\n

COMMENTS ON MY BLOG<\/strong>
\nHere’s another message I got from a spammer. Good to see their family loves me blog. What I get a kick out of is that his cousin and I apparently have secret insights into his problem. Yes, maybe when I wrote about Staples deals he was down about not finding Elmers glue for 5 cents. Here it is:<\/p>\n

I was suggested this website by my cousin. I’m not sure whether this post is written by him as nobody else know such detailed about my problem. You’re wonderful! Thanks!<\/p>\n

KROGER<\/strong>
\nKroger is eliminating doubles from their biggest to smallest market from what it looks like even though they said they were only eliminating doubles in Houston. Dallas\/Fort Worth and Tucson became the latest victims of Kroger eliminating doubles. Other markets will be next! If you aren’t happy about them eliminating doubles please voice your displeasure at http:\/\/www.bringbackdoubles.com<\/a> and let store managment know also. <\/p>\n

Just like when Coke listened to consumers when they got rid of New Coke an brought back the Classic Coke, Kroger needs to listen to consumers to do the same. Their gas perks are a joke and many have reported that prices weren’t lowered as Kroger has said they have done.<\/p>\n

The other stores in the top 25 list of market share ranked by # stores (with doubles): Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Tuscon, Phoenix, Detroit, Cincinnati, Denver, Columbus, Nashville, Louisville, Indianapolis, Wichita, Dayton, Little Rock, Lexington, Toledo… Kroger dominates the market share in about 50 major market areas, only in 4 of these markets they do not rank first in market share.<\/p>\n

The Fox station in Dallas did a story about the issue and mentioned the Bringbackdoubles.com site! Here is a link to the story:
\n http:\/\/www.myfoxdfw.com\/dpp\/news\/consumer\/091311-kroger-changes-popular-coupon-policy<\/a><\/p>\n

CEDAR POINT<\/strong>
\n$10 off Sunday admission coupon in Scene magazine.<\/p>\n

CLEVELAND INDIANS<\/strong>
\nKids Free Saturday 9\/24 @ 1:05 pm
\nBring your kids out to Progressive Field for the special Kids Free Saturday (limited for 12 and under)! Select ‘Complimentary Kid Ticket’ box and choose up to 3 tickets only after purchasing at least one regular adult ticket under ‘Tickets’ drop-down.
\nBuy tickets now:
\nhttp:\/\/link.mlblists.com\/r\/KWBKHU\/5242W0\/YBOFN7\/VVS263\/YG8R1Z\/67\/t?a=http:\/\/www.ticketmaster.com\/event\/0500464F5B9B515E?partnerId=ed-5262802-221470916&b=#<\/a> <\/p>\n

CONTINENTAL<\/strong>
\nFly roundtrip for as little as 16,000 reward miles. Cleveland to LA is only 20,000 miles! Deal ends tomorrow.
\nClick here:
\nhttp:\/\/www.continental.com\/CMS\/en-US\/Marketing\/CustComm\/Promotions\/Pages\/AwardSaver.aspx<\/a><\/p>\n

A TASTE OF LAGO<\/strong>
\nLocated at 2221 Professor Ave in Cleveland.
\nHappy Hour – M to F – 5 to 8 PM – Appetizer specials, $5 wines, 1\/2 off cocktails and beer
\nTuesdays – half price glass pours
\nWednesdays – retail wine night<\/p>\n

PENN STATION<\/strong>
\nSign up to Penn Station’s Subs e-mails and you will get a certificate for a buy-one-get-one free any size sub of equal or greater value.
\nClick here:
\nhttp:\/\/www.penn-station.com\/<\/a> <\/p>\n

QUIZNOS<\/strong>
\nClick here for a $1 off a regular sub or $2 off a large sub coupon:
\nhttp:\/\/www.quiznos.com\/qmail\/20110912\/index.html<\/a><\/p>\n

OPENING<\/strong>
\nI’ve been noticing that there are tons of new openings around town. Hopefully that is a good sign about the economy. Feel free to let me know of any store openings or closings and and any deals they may have. Most stores will have grand opening deals worth a visit on the first day they are open.<\/p>\n

Starlite Lounge – Geneva
\nMr Hero – Geneva
\nEast West Brewhouse – Geneva
\nAce Hardware – Middleburg Heights (thanks for the tip Terry)
\nInferno Gourmet Burger Bar – Medina
\nThe Rail restaurant – Akron Summit Mall
\nCropicana – Whiskey Island
\nBig Lots – Great Northern Shopping Center
\nJ3 Clothing Company – Moreland Towne Center at 34105 Chagrin Blvd
\nPetville – on Lakeland Blvd in Euclid
\nMelrose Grille – Brunswick (old Mapleside Farms)
\nStumpys Pizzeria – 3868 E 71 st in Cleveland
\nSitoos Pita & Salads – Garfield Heights – Lebanese cuisine
\nNew Era Grill & Pizza – Garfield Heights
\nUrban Orchid – upscale floral shop at 2704 Bridge Ave in Ohio City
\nTucky’s – downtown Willoughby
\nMy Friends Cafe – Eastlake<\/p>\n

CLOSING<\/strong>
\nHouse of Davidian rugs – 60% to 80% off now – located in Chagrin Falls
\nWood Manor – Kirtland – this place has been closing for probably 5 years. But wait, the new signs I saw said Final Days! Can it be true!? The place is full of cats and the smell that hits you when you walk in will not hide that fact.<\/p>\n

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WELW<\/strong>
\nListen at 7:18 AM on Wednesdays to WELW 1330 AM as I go over the deals of the week on the Wake Up Lake County Show. Go to http:\/\/www.WELW.com <\/a>to listen to old podcasts or to listen live.<\/p>\n

CLASS SCHEDULE<\/strong>
\nLearn how to save a ton of money at one of my classes! Learn how to save 70% and more grocery shopping and over 90% toiletry shopping. Also find out how to save money on restaurants, utility bills, cell phones, travel, gas, and tons more! To view my upcoming class schedule please go to: http:\/\/www.joethecouponguy.com\/schedule\/index.htm <\/a><\/p>\n

If you\u2019re interested in booking a class for your organization, please contact me at joe@joethecouponguy.com. <\/p>\n

September<\/strong><\/em>
\nTuesday, September 20, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Shaker Heights Main Library – Click here to register: http:\/\/host4.evanced.info\/shakerlibrary\/evanced\/eventsignup.asp?ID=4393&ret=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.shakerlibrary.org <\/a><\/p>\n

Thursday, September 22, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Olmsted Falls Library (waiting list)<\/p>\n

Wednesday, September 28, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Painesville Morley Library<\/p>\n

October<\/strong><\/em>
\nTuesday, October 4, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Immaculate Word Academy – Parma<\/p>\n

Wednesday, October 5, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Fairview Park Library – Click here to register:
\nhttp:\/\/www.cuyahogalibrary.org\/EventRegistration.aspx?EventInstanceID=60823<\/a><\/p>\n

Thursday, October 13, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Nordonia Hills Library<\/p>\n

Tuesday, October 18, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Kirtland Library<\/p>\n

Wednesday, October 19, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Travel Class – 2 Hour Class – Aurora Community Education – Register at https:\/\/recpro.auroraoh.com<\/a> or call 330-562-4333. Fee. <\/p>\n

Tuesday, October 25, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Lakewood Community Education<\/p>\n

Wednesday, October 26, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Savvy Shopper Class – 2 Hour Class – Aurora Community Education – Register at https:\/\/recpro.auroraoh.com<\/a> or call 330-562-4333. Fee. <\/p>\n

November<\/strong><\/em>
\nTuesday, November 1, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Chagrin Falls Library<\/p>\n

Wednesday, November 9, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Lakewood Community Education<\/p>\n

Thursday, November 10, 2011 – Big Red Wagon Event – Willoughby Hills (at old VF Outlets store)<\/p>\n

Saturday, November 12, 2011 – Big Red Wagon Event – Willoughby Hills (at old VF Outlets store)<\/p>\n

Monday, November 14, 2011 – 7:00 PM – Bainbridge Library<\/p>\n

January<\/strong><\/em>
\nTuesday, January 10, 2012 – 7:00 PM – Amherst Library<\/p>\n

Wednesday, January 18, 2012 – 7:00 PM – Brecksville Library<\/p>\n

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