Massage or Facial-Reflexology Treatment at Body-Wise Therapeutics in Middleton. Three Options Available.
Like a potato, if the human body is not properly mashed and moisturized, it will never be used for anything more than a science-project battery. Make sure your body is properly fluffed and buttered with today’s soothing Groupon to Body-Wise Therapeutics in Middletown. Choose from the following options: For $25, you get a 30-minute therapeutic massage (a $50 value). For $15, you get a 15-minute feet-forward massage (a $30 value). For $42, you get a 60-minute facial-reflexology treatment (an $85 value). Body-Wise Therapeutics’ certified pros of protoplasmic relaxation expunge tension from taut tendons using time-tested massage techniques and innovative holistic approaches. Opt for a customizable 30-minute therapeutic massage that may alleviate a number of bodily botherations, including acute pain, muscle tightness, nerve compression, and injured ligaments, or pamper paws with a feet-forward massage, a 15-minute sole-soothing chirapsia that promotes healing and relaxation within weight-bearing buddies. Experienced therapists tailor each salubrious and relaxing kneading to individual needs, utilizing an amalgam of techniques ranging from trigger-point therapy to traditional Swedish strokes and the pointy kneads of disco-inspired finger guns. With today’s deal clients can also choose facial reflexology , a holistic therapy that integrates three age-old healing therapies: Chinese meridians and acupoints, Vietnamese face mapping, and South American Mapuche facial-reflex zones. During the treatment, which lasts 50–60 minutes, an experienced practitioner will gently stimulate acupressure points on your face and massage facial tissues while wearing a foam finger. By stimulating the facial tissues using all three disciplines, the mind and body become balanced, leaving you feeling revitalized. Facial reflexology can aid in the treatment of a variety of physical and mental conditions, as well as toning the skin, softening lines, and reducing resemblance to a marshmallow. Groupon Says Groupon Presents April Fools’™ April Fools’ Day has a new owner—Groupon! Read about our acquisition of the popular hoax-based holiday here. Read more…
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Massage or Facial-Reflexology Treatment at Body-Wise Therapeutics in Middleton. Three Options Available.
$20 for $40 Worth of Grilled Hibachi Fare and More at Oki Japanese Steakhouse
When someone’s getting all up in your grill, the best thing to say is “You better step off! The surface temperature of grills can approach 550 degrees Fahrenheit—you shouldn’t be standing on that thing!” Today’s deal demonstrates a high regard for safety by leaving the grilling to the professionals: for $20, you get $40 worth of grilled hibachi fare and more at Oki Japanese Steakhouse in North Providence. One of the first hibachi restaurants in Rhode Island, Oki and its chefs are seasoned masters in the art of searing meat and seafood. Quizzical palates can start by mouth-questioning cold and hot appetizers such as baked scallops bathed in spinach, parsley, and burdock root ($8.50). Full-throttle culinary antics begin with hibachi dinners, all of which start at $19 per person. Guests can feast on any number of meat-based meal options, including grilled chicken with homemade sauces ($19) and swordfish ($23.50), and all hibachi dinners are served with a hibachi shrimp flambé appetizer, Japanese onion soup, salad drizzled with ginger dressing, vegetables, and rice. Gossamer drapes craving a less flammable dining experience can choose individual plates ($18.75-$35), or a selection of freshly prepared maki, sushi, and sashimi from Oki’s sushi bar. Groupon Says Groupon Presents April Fools’™ April Fools’ Day has a new owner—Groupon! Read about our acquisition of the popular hoax-based holiday here. Read more…
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$20 for $40 Worth of Grilled Hibachi Fare and More at Oki Japanese Steakhouse
‘Good time’ debate
The possible early release of convicted child-murderer Michael Woodmansee continued to reverberate though state government Thursday, as the state Senate Judiciary Committee was alternately urged to either cut back on the state’s “good time” early release program or not rush a review of the policy for fear of disrupting the prison system.
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‘Good time’ debate
Lawyer in RI corruption case plans not to testify
A lawyer charged in a bribery scheme involving three former North Providence town councilmen intends not to testify at his trial.
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Lawyer in RI corruption case plans not to testify
Woonsocket Police Log: Providence Man Breaks In To City Home, Allegedly Strangles Victim
Cloudy. A chance of rain…mainly this afternoon. Highs around 50. East winds 5 to 10 mph.
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Woonsocket Police Log: Providence Man Breaks In To City Home, Allegedly Strangles Victim
RI restaurant owner gets 3 years in fatal crash
The owner of Providence restaurant has been sentenced to three years in jail for his role in a car accident that left a longtime friend and chef at his eatery dead.
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RI restaurant owner gets 3 years in fatal crash
Anti-Gay Group visits Brown U., Needs ‘Supernatural Protection’
Red sash-wearing “TFP” demonstrators at a “peaceful protest” similar to one at Brown University on March 23 An anti-gay group on a tour promoting traditional marriage says that “pro-homosexual” students subjected them to violent treatment and claims that only “supernatural protection” saved them from “serious injury” at the hands of the pro-gay …
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Hasbro Launches MY3D 360-Degree Handheld Viewer for iPhone and iPod Touch
PAWTUCKET, R.I.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Hasbro, Inc. (NASDAQ: HAS) enters the 3D entertainment category on April 3 with the introduction of MY3D, a unique handheld viewer which allows users to attach their iPhone or iPod touch and immerse themselves in a 3D entertainment experience. Touting both proprietary 3D technology and unique 360-degree content, Hasbro is bringing to market premium entertainment and gaming experiences for iPhone and iPod touch users. The MY3D viewer will be exclusively available
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Hasbro Launches MY3D 360-Degree Handheld Viewer for iPhone and iPod Touch
Lawyer in RI corruption case won’t testify
A lawyer charged in a bribery scheme involving three former North Providence town councilmen intends not to testify at his trial.
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Lawyer in RI corruption case won’t testify
‘It’s beyond ridiculous,’ says one DMV patron in R.I.
After waiting for hours to register a boat trailer at the Division of Motor Vehicles Wednesday, Jerauld Adams gave up.
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‘It’s beyond ridiculous,’ says one DMV patron in R.I.
