State news for Sunday, Jan. 29
The ” American Pickers ” episode featuring Pittsylvania County is set to air at 9 p.m. Monday on the History Channel, according to local resident Betty Parrish.
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State news for Sunday, Jan. 29
Cooking Class for One or Two or $6 for $12 Worth of Mexican Fare at Sabor Express New Mexican Eatery in Virginia Beach
Creating a meal from scratch is both challenging and delicious, much like playing “Stairway to Heaven” on a clarinet made out of a candy cane. Master meal melding with today’s Groupon to Sabor Express New Mexican Eatery in Virginia Beach. Choose from the following options: For $60, you get a 90-minute New Mexican and Native American cooking class for two (a $140 value). For $35, you get a 90-minute New Mexican and Native American cooking class for one (a $70 value). For $6, you get $12 worth of anything on the menu for dine-in or carryout. Cooking classes are scheduled by appointment on Saturdays and Sundays, and include: A brief history of New Mexican cuisine In-house meal prepared by guests Traditional and seasonal drink A take-home meal to practice new skills Gifts given in the Native American tradition Sabor Express New Mexican Eatery introduces patrons to the rich cultural and culinary traditions of the American Southwest with hands-on classes and a menu of homemade eats derived from traditional recipes. One or two people learn about the history of New Mexican cuisine, Native American gift-giving traditions, and how extraterrestrial recipes influenced Roswell’s dining scene during cooking classes that include a fresh, seasonal drink such as aguas frescas or cafe de olla. Guests prepare and munch on a meal at the restaurant and leave with another meal ready for at-home preparation. In addition to leading hands-on classes, Sabor Express’ chefs incorporate heirloom Spanish chiles from Chimayo into dishes such as a half-pound steak burrito in a hand-rolled tortilla with homemade queso ($5.99) or specialties such as green chile chicken stew ($3.99). An Indian taco ($5.59) transports taste buds to the Four Corners, while bright blue, green, and pink floor-to-ceiling murals swathe eyes with more color than sunglasses made of old kaleidoscopes. Listed menu prices and items are subject to change. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Map-Legend Symbols Which map shows where you can safely leave a baby? Read more…
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Cooking Class for One or Two or $6 for $12 Worth of Mexican Fare at Sabor Express New Mexican Eatery in Virginia Beach
Travelers Red Umbrella to be Featured at the National Trademark Expo October 14-15
WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Travelers (NYSE:TRV) today announced its participation as an exhibitor at the National Trademark Expo, an event designed to educate the public about the vital role trademarks play in our economy. Travelers will showcase its iconic red umbrella as a prime example of the history and evolution of trademarks. An umbrella is believed to have first appeared in a Travelers advertisement in 1870. While the decision was made to adopt a red umbrella as the permanent corporate
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Travelers Red Umbrella to be Featured at the National Trademark Expo October 14-15
Archaeologists uncover 18th century artifacts from lost town in Virginia Beach
As they dug trenches to reroute storm drains on Princess Anne Road, city crews came up with more than just dirt; they discovered a key part in the history of Princess Anne County, which is now Virginia Beach.
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Archaeologists uncover 18th century artifacts from lost town in Virginia Beach
Consumer Confidence in Overall Economy at an All-Time Low, According to CEA Index
ARLINGTON, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Consumer sentiment in the overall economy is at its lowest point in the history of the CEA Indexes, the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)® announced today. Consumer confidence in technology spending also fell in September. For the fifth consecutive month, consumer confidence in the overall economy has dropped, now to its lowest level in the history of the CEA Indexes, which began tracking in January 2007. In September the CEA Index of Consumer Expectations (
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Consumer Confidence in Overall Economy at an All-Time Low, According to CEA Index
Consumer Confidence in Overall Economy at an All-Time Low, According to CEA Index
ARLINGTON, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Consumer sentiment in the overall economy is at its lowest point in the history of the CEA Indexes, the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)® announced today. Consumer confidence in technology spending also fell in September. For the fifth consecutive month, consumer confidence in the overall economy has dropped, now to its lowest level in the history of the CEA Indexes, which began tracking in January 2007. In September the CEA Index of Consumer Expectations (
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Consumer Confidence in Overall Economy at an All-Time Low, According to CEA Index
World War II planes fly to NAS Oceana
Local pilots are using this year’s air show at Naval Air Station Oceana to teach the crowd about the history of World War II aircraft.
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World War II planes fly to NAS Oceana
An info-age Warhol: Ryan McGinness’ artwork inspires creativity
If you go What: “Ryan McGinness: Art History Is NotLinear” When: Through May 7 Where: Page Bond Gallery, 1625 W. Main St.
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An info-age Warhol: Ryan McGinness’ artwork inspires creativity
Technology Strengthens Home Builder Offerings, Finds CEA Study
ARLINGTON, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)® today released the 9th Annual State of the Builder Technology Market Study, which finds positive news for home builders exploring broadband connectivity as a selling point in homes. The percentage of builders installing broadband connections, at 77 percent, is the highest in the history of the study, showing Internet access is a prerequisite for any new home. CEA’s study was conducted in conjunction with the National As
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Aluminum Association Welcomes New Member, Skana Aluminum
ARLINGTON, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Aluminum Association is proud to announce its newest company member, Skana Aluminum. Skana Aluminum, located in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, continues its long history of aluminum manufacturing in North America and the Wisconsin Lakeshore area. This history extends back to the 1900s with the formation of Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Company in 1909 and the establishment of MIRRO cookware product line in 1918. In 1983 the company was purchased by Newell/Rubbermaid an
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