One or Three Microdermabrasion and Facial Treatments at Glow Therapy in Old Hickory (Up to 52% Off)
Like the three branches of the government, bodies, minds, and souls often find themselves in contentious disagreements over how much wine is too much wine in a voting booth. Reconcile triune tribunals with today’s Groupon to Glow Therapy , inside the Orbit Health Food Store in Old Hickory. Choose from the following options: For $60, you get a 35-minute microdermabrasion and a full facial (a $125 value). For $185, you get three 35-minute microdermabrasion and full facial sessions (a $375 value). Technicians at Glow Therapy help clients to pursue holistic health by providing healing techniques based in either ancient medicine or cutting-edge science. During the microdermabrasion treatment, a mechanical wand exfoliates away dead skin cells to reduce fine lines and even out the skin tone. The treatment boosts collagen production, creating faces as taut as the bungee cord that keeps the two sides of the Grand Canyon from drifting farther apart. After the treatment, technicians drench skin with nourishing hot oil, and a mask and tuning-fork treatment promote inner peace and relaxation. Steam towels remove the mask before hydrating lotions coat skin to create radiant complexions. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Archaeology What year did humans evolve flesh? Read more…
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One or Three Microdermabrasion and Facial Treatments at Glow Therapy in Old Hickory (Up to 52% Off)
Building financial literacy through benefits research and education
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–A new series of research-based educational materials from Unum (NYSE:UNM) offers personal stories, compelling statistics and clear explanations of the role employee benefits play in protecting the financial foundations of individuals, families, businesses and the government. “As a leader in financial protection benefits, we see the importance every day of helping people understand the critical role employer-sponsored benefits play in protecting the financial
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Survey: Despite Massive Spending By the Government and Utilities, Americans Not Hitting ‘Magic Number’ for Energy Efficient Homes
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–A national survey finds Americans aren’t making the “magic number” of improvements to make their homes energy efficient, despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent by utilities and the government.
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$50 for $150 Worth of Designer Sunglasses at Specs Optical
Before the invention of sunglasses, rock ‘n’ roll musicians’ trademark mystique was spoiled by constant, inescapable direct eye contact. Play it cool with today’s Groupon: for $50, you get $150 worth of designer sunglasses at Specs Optical . Specs Optical’s fashionable fleet of designer frames and sunglasses strive to bolster peeper prowess and ocular panache, earning the store top honors from Toast of Music City three years running. Gussy up passé nose bridges with sleek shades from such designers as Marc by Marc Jacobs, Juicy Couture, and Ray-Ban (approximately $150 each), or don a pair of chic frames from Betsey Johnson and Prada (approximately $200 each). Luxurious styles from Tory Burch (approximately $150) gracefully complement formal, casual, and Fonzie-like outfits, as do the store’s other selections, which range from $150 to $695 depending on style, designer, and grade of accompanying Groucho nose. Specs’ amicable ocular artistes don’t work on commission, allowing them to invest ample time and energy into each customer as they pin down the perfect pair of eye-rims. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Making a Wish Can wishing on a star get you in trouble with the government? Read more…
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5 or 10 Drop-In Classes at yogaLoft in Bowling Green
Practicing yoga increases breath awareness, which is why yogis compose all barbershop quartets. Get in harmony with yourself with today’s Groupon to yogaLoft in Bowling Green. Choose between the following options: For $30, you get a 5-class card valid for two months (up to a $60 value). For $55, you get a 10-class card valid for three months (up to a $110 value). With classes ranging from deep, extended meditations to high-energy Vinyasa flows, yogaLoft combines the spiritual emphasis of Hatha yoga with a focus on strength, flexibility, and health. As meditative chants echo off the spacious studio’s exposed-brick walls, nine instructors lead a variety of classes designed for students’ experience levels. Except for the beginner’s yoga class—which introduces the fundamentals of alignment, breath awareness, and asana poses—each class is designated as accessible for level one or more advanced level two, or a mixture of both, incorporating fewer verbal cues in higher-level classes to allow for quieter, more focused practice. Class styles range from Yin yoga sessions, in which three- to five-minute meditative postures help stretch the body’s deeper connective tissues, to gentle strength and balance exercises using props such as chairs, straps, and pogo sticks. The yoga basics and Vinyasa flow classes occupy most of the varied, flexible schedule , offering a choice between slow- and fast-paced workouts to accommodate students’ meditative, fitness, and Lycra-pants-testing goals. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Making a Wish Can wishing on a star get you in trouble with the government? Read more…
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TN to offer $250K grants to nine businesses
Nine businesses across Tennessee will be getting a pretty big boost from the government.
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$7 for a One-Year Subscription to the “Bourbon Review" ($14.99 Value)
The most widely recognized indications of good health are rosy cheeks, a bright smile, and a bourbon mustache. Feed your mind some nourishing bourbon facts with today’s Groupon: for $7, you get a one-year subscription to the Bourbon Review (a $14.99 value). Four times a year, the Bourbon Review apprises spirit sippers of modernity’s ethanol-infused zeitgeist. Subscribers can plop down with a tumbler of expertly decanted distillate and peruse the quarterly’s features on brand resurgence , delicious bourbon-laden recipes , and cocktail-stirring, mixology-minded establishments , such The Patterson House. The bourbon lifestyle magazine also regularly spotlights bars and distilleries , giving readers an informed list of places to visit before the government reinstates Prohibition this coming fall. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Retrieving Your Luggage How many baggage conductors are hired each year at LAX? Read more…
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Workplace disability insurance saves taxpayers billions of dollars, protects working Americans from financial hardship
WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Group disability insurance protects as many as 500,000 families a year from impoverishment and translates into direct savings of up to $4.5 billion a year to the government and taxpayers.
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Group hacks TN.gov, protests new law
A group notorious for tunneling into websites have accessed the government’s TN.gov site, accessing the personal records of hundreds of Tennesseans.
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Ristech and book2net Joins Annual Archivists Meeting in Nashville to Introduce Affordable Book Scanning Solutions
The Music City has another reason to sing: Ristech, the technology team behind book2net, will join the National Association of Government Archives and Records Administrations and Council of State Archivists (NAGARA-CoSA) Annual Meeting, July 14, to share the latest technology in book scanners.Nashville, TN (PRWEB) July 13, 2011 At the NAGARA-CoSA conference, Ristech will demonstrate the book2net …
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