(related link)Bishops bet on Dallas-Miami outcome
There are a lot of wagers on the outcome of the NBA Finals. Texas Gov. Rick Perry has offered up barbecue sauce if the Mavs lose to the Heat.
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(related link)Bishops bet on Dallas-Miami outcome
$10 for $20 Worth of Contemporary Indian Cuisine at Clay Pit in Addison
The first European explorers set sail with hopes of finding new, exotic spices to placate the palates of epicurious monarchs, but all they found were heaps of inedible gold. Pick up where they left off by broadening your mouth’s horizons with today’s Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of contemporary Indian fare at Clay Pit in Addison. In the dimly lit, draped confines of Clay Pit, fresh vegetables, meats, and spices team up to form an array of inventive Indian fare recommended by the Dallas Observer . The creative dinner menu sprinkles ancient recipes with modern flair, revving epicurean engines with appetizers such as curried mussels simmered in garlic, red wine, and a leak-free pan ($9.95). Basmati rice accompanies most house specialties, holding the hand of the Khuroos-e-Tursh as its cashews, almonds, pistachios, cream sauce, and chicken medallions ($15.95) make their journey from plate to mouth. On the outdoor patio, chefs tend to grillables such as malai kebab chicken breast ($14.95) in the tandoor, a traditional clay pit known for imbuing meats with smoky flavor so that they can imbue diners’ bellies with smoky flavor. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: This Year’s Coolest Gadget Has science finally found a way to make dogs less boring? Read more…
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$10 for $20 Worth of Contemporary Indian Cuisine at Clay Pit in Addison
$20 for a One-Day Youth Summer Camp ($40 Value) or $32 for an Adult Paint Party ($65 Value) at Oil and Cotton
Painting with a friend can be a rewarding process, though there usually comes a point when one must surrender creative control of the tandem brush. Paint on separate canvases with today’s Groupon at Oil and Cotton . Choose between the following options: For $20, you get a one-day youth summer camp (a $40 value). For $32, you get a Paint Party for adults (a $65 value). Called “a go-to art spot for families” by City’s Best , Oil and Cotton and its experienced instructors provide technical and creative guidance for students young and old to paint, sculpt, and weave their ways toward aesthetic fulfillment. Oil and Cotton’s single-day art camps for ages 5–teens concentrate on a variety of skills, including painting, fabric printing, and bookbinding, and trimming their Dalí-esque mustache. Class focuses change each week—take a look at the calendar online for a glimpse of daily offerings. Join in with up to 20 other smock rockers for the adult Paint Party —a drawing, color-mixing, and canvas-caressing evening. All supplies necessary for turning an 8”x10” canvas (upgrades available for purchase) into the object of a billionaire’s conspicuous consumption are provided, and students are encouraged to bring their own food and drink. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: This Year’s Coolest Gadget Has science finally found a way to make dogs less boring? Read more…
$12 for a One-Day Adult Ticket to the Ozarka Oklahoma City Nationals Drag-Boat Race on June 11 or 12 from OKC Motorsports ($24 Value)
Drag-boat racing is the maritime equivalent to drag-car racing, much like the stomach of a whale is the maritime equivalent to a trash can. Compare and contrast with today’s Groupon: for $12, you get a one-day adult general-admission ticket to the Ozarka Oklahoma City Nationals , produced by OKC Motorsports (a $24 value). The drag-boat race will take place at the Oklahoma River Boathouse District . Choose to use the one-day pass on either Saturday, June 11 or Sunday, June 12. Kids younger than 12 get in free. One of the nation’s largest drag-boat-racing competitions, the Ozarka Oklahoma City Nationals pits a string of specially designed top-fuel hydro boats against each other in a series of high-speed quarter-mile drag races. Unlike traditional drag-car racing, boats begin at a crawl before gunning their engines to toupee-toppling speeds of up to 250 miles per hour, nearly half the speed of light. A general-admission ticket grants you a cozy spot along the downtown river’s verdant thoroughfare, where you can take photos of the action while remaining relatively still in your lawn chair. Though not included with this Groupon, you can sate seafaring appetites with vittles from the event’s on-site vendors. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: This Year’s Coolest Gadget Has science finally found a way to make dogs less boring? Read more…
$30 for a Full-Body Hot-Towel Massage at Why Knot Massage and Healing ($65 Value)
Like Hawaii, relaxation can be a challenging state to reach. Ensnare elusive serenity with today’s Groupon: for $30, you get a full-body hot-towel massage at Why Knot Massage and Healing (a $65 value). This Groupon is valid at the Arlington and Dallas locations. The body whisperers at Why Knot Massage and Healing loosen limbs into buttery bliss with therapeutic massage services. A one-hour hot-towel massage amplifies muscle meltification, insulating Swedish-massage techniques with a dose of body-bending heat. During the treatment, a relaxation smith drapes moistened, warm towels over the body, unhinging muscles with injections of heat to bury the effects of healing handstrokes deeper than the top prize in a metal-detector tournament. Like a gang of puppies, Why Knot’s staff prides itself on its friendliness and boasts a massage-therapy license. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: This Year’s Coolest Gadget Has science finally found a way to make dogs less boring? Read more…
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$12 for Up to $30 Worth of Feather Hair Extensions at Gold Salon & Spa in Plano
Maintaining proper haircare is one of the best ways to achieve praise, next to being friends with an enchanted mirror or living with a clone. Attract a compliment with today’s Groupon: for $12, you get up to $30 worth of feather hair extensions at Gold Salon & Spa in Plano. You can also use this Groupon to cover the required $5 installation fee. Gold Salon & Spa’s savvy aestheticians imbue locks with a bold, vibrant assortment of rooster, emu, and peacock feathers ($3.95+/feather). The 15–20 minute process begins with a quick consultation to ensure that the feather placement suits the client’s plumage needs so the newly feathered are ready to strut in front of potential mates’ binoculars. Personalize your feather bundle with hundreds of color and length combinations, which are then subtly affixed with a single silicone micro-ring bead, securing them from envious pigeons. Housed in the Signature Plaza shopping center, Golden Salon & Spa provides a convenient location and perpetual audience for customers who want to showcase their recently revamped scalp canvases. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: This Year’s Coolest Gadget Has science finally found a way to make dogs less boring? Read more…
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$12 for Up to $30 Worth of Feather Hair Extensions at Gold Salon & Spa in Plano
$10 for $20 Worth of Mexican Fare at Mextopia
After scientists revealed UFOs were actually full-grown tortillas, people everywhere filled swimming pools with guac and beans to catch and dissect the floury creatures. Nab a tender baby disk with today’s Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of classic Mexican fare at Mextopia . Mextopia’s menu gives bean, cheese, and tortilla lovers their fill via modern updates on traditional Tex-Mex cuisine. Answer an appetizer inquiry with a plate of nachos garnished with shredded chicken ($10.95) or a succulent spinach quesadilla ($9.95). Entrees include the spicily sauced guisado de puerco, braised pork loin ($10.95), and a trio of handmade tamales ($10.95), a tasteful squad of pork or cheese and jalapeño pockets grappling hunger and obliterating it with a flying clothesline of deliciousness. Diners warm bellies and heart-cockles as they savor a bowl of pozole stew with shredded chicken and hominy in a chili broth ($6.50). Finish with a delectable dessert such as traditional flan ($5.95) to keep jealous sweet teeth from blurting out how long it’s been since you’ve flossed. Owner Ricardo Avila, well known for a tamale-cooking appearance on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives , has created a relaxed, dimly lit interior perfect for munching on mole con pollo, complete with bar lights born from tequila bottles. Those driving hard-to-park winged monster trucks can use Mextopia’s free valet on the weekends, cutting down on parking rage and paving the way for the savory feast that lies ahead. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: This Year’s Coolest Gadget Has science finally found a way to make dogs less boring? Read more…
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Clements to be Buried Thursday
Funeral services for former Texas Gov. Bill Clements will be Thursday in Dallas.
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Voveti Prosecco Introduced In Dallas
Posted on May 31st, 2011 11:33am by Andrew Chalk Filed under Andrew Chalk , Wine & Spirits The Ferrer family owns Segura Viudas and Freixenet,A famous for their Spanish Cava is now offering an Italian sparkler.
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Korean BBQ Truck Coming to Dallas: SsahmBBQ
Posted on May 31st, 2011 9:26am by George Lewis Filed under BBQ , Food Trucks SsahmBBQ truck is almost ready to roll through Dallas.
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Korean BBQ Truck Coming to Dallas: SsahmBBQ
