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The scent of freshly baked pizza seems to permeate the air in San Diego's Little Italy neighborhood, its streets dotted with red-and-white-striped restaurants. Crowds file in and out of the area's quaint shops, stopping in between to grab a quick cup of espresso at one of the cafés on India Street. Steps away from the vibrant shops, the stucco Porto Vista Hotel channels a fun, throwback vibe Frommer's calls "retro-Italian cool."

Upon your arrival, bartenders whip up two complimentary welcome drinks, drawing from ginger and elderflower essences as well as house-infused bacon vodka. Upstairs, cozy queen rooms are dominated by a floor-to-ceiling, '60s-style photograph taken by a local San Diego artist. The oversize image overlooks cushy pillow-top beds wrapped in crisp, white linens. Guests can snare wild frisbees from their window, which peers toward the glistening bay.

On the fourth floor of the Porto Vista, chefs at the Glass Door restaurant use local and seasonal ingredients to concoct inventive dishes such as duck-fat fries and prosciutto-seared salmon, which are served at communal tables amid wrought-iron lanterns and wall-to-wall waterfront views. Elsewhere, you can unwind at a rooftop sunset yoga class, get styled in the attached Evolve Salon, or explore the happening neighborhood just outside the Porto Vista's front doors.

Little Italy's historical streets bustle with tourists and locals alike, who come especially for the good eats. Handmade gelato and golden pizza pies fill the storefronts of classic, Italian-style eateries. One dessert café, run by a Paris-trained pastry chef, regularly sees lines forming down the block in the early morning as diners stock up on flaky, buttery croissants and scones.

Less than a mile from the hotel, the massive USS Midway Museum lets visitors wander through a Navy aircraft carrier and immerse themselves in life on the high seas. To observe San Diego's funky neighborhoods up close, you can shadow a local mailman or rent electric bikes for full- or half-day adventures. Some of the most popular destinations within biking distance include SeaWorld and the San Diego Zoo, one of only four American zoos with giant pandas on display.

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May 11 2012 by Groupon

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Fewer than 10 miles south of the Las Vegas Strip, the Mediterranean-inspired Green Valley Ranch- Las Vegas cuts an imposing figure, with Spanish-style architecture, tiled roofs, and a recessed driveway lined with towering palms. You don’t have to worry about transportation to the city’s main corridor, thanks to a complimentary shuttle that runs back and forth from the strip four times a day. But there's a lot to do right here—the sprawling Green Valley Ranch- Las Vegas encompasses restaurants, pools, a casino, and a movie theater.

In the upscale casino, exposed stone columns support towering arches and a vaulted ceiling. Gamers have the run of the place, which offers 2,200 slot and video-poker games, a poker room, race and sports book areas, and more than 55 table games such as blackjack, craps, and roulette. Spend your winnings at one of eight onsite restaurants, including Hank's Fine Steaks & Martinis, known for its selection of aged meats, and Terra Verde, a cozy Italian eatery with house-made pasta dishes and an extensive wine list. Getaway holders can use their resort credit at the onsite spa for services such as massages, facials, and mani-pedis.

Green Valley Ranch- Las Vegas's outdoor recreation area stretches across more than 8 acres outfitted with manicured lawns, private cabanas, and infinity-edge dipping pools. Head to the Pond, the resort’s private pool and lounge, to see and be seen during pool-party season. Come nightfall, you can catch a live band at Ovation or slip into Drop Bar for a nightcap.

The town of Henderson is conveniently close to Las Vegas, but it's also far enough to be an escape from the bustle of the strip. Next to Green Valley Ranch- Las Vegas sits The District, a pedestrian-friendly promenade lined with boutiques and restaurants. On Friday and Saturday nights from May through October, enjoy live music as you stroll the plaza.

To head to the Strip, hop onto the resort's free shuttle, which drops riders off at the Mandalay Bay Hotel. If you're tired of gambling, check out one of the long-running shows, such as Cirque du Soleil's Love, an acrobatic and visually stunning homage to the Beatles.

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May 15 2012 by Groupon

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The Resort at Squaw Creek's golf course looks out over lush prairies and mountainsides covered in pine trees. It’s a gorgeous scene in sunny weather, but summer is technically off-season here. In the distance, you can see the six peaks of Squaw Valley USA, a sort of Shangri-La that served as the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics. When the landscape is blanketed with snow, the mountains are dotted with skiers and snowboarders. The golf course is transformed for the season into the Nordic Center, leaving it crisscrossed with tracks left by dogsleds, cross-country skis, and snowshoes.

Whatever the season, The Resort at Squaw Creek serves as a convenient home base from which to enjoy the outdoors; it’s tucked into the Sierra Nevada on Lake Tahoe's north shore. Hiking trails wind through the property, and on hand you’ll find a private outdoor ice rink and an onsite fly-fishing center. Guests can also feel free to stop by the outdoor pool complex's plunge pool and 120-foot water slide and choreograph water ballets in its heated lap pool and three hot tubs.

Six Peaks Grille, one of the resort’s four dining venues, serves up breakfasts of fresh fruit, lox, and a goldmine of pastries kept warm in white linens. The breakfast buffet allows you to load up on made-to-order omelets, bacon, french toast, and pancakes.

The resort’s 405 rooms and suites underwent a $53 million renovation in recent years. The deluxe forest-view room has a marble shower and a grand picture window that overlooks Tahoe National Forest. In fact, the entire guest tower—where all the rooms are located—is sheathed in lustrous black glass to maximize views of the valley.

Located about a 15-minute drive from North Lake Tahoe, Squaw Creek is situated amid some of northern California's most revered scenery and varied terrain. The resort rents out bicycles by the hour, including Marin cruisers for adults, Trek mountain bikes for kids, and tagalong carts for infants and beloved pet rocks. Use these to hop on Truckee River Trail, a gently rolling, paved path that follows a crystal-clear river 7 miles to Tahoe City. There, you’ll happen upon a paved trail with views of the Lake of the Sky and access to Tahoe Vista's beaches 10 miles to the north.

Lupine and buckwheat paint the mountainside, and the High Camp here is a nice jumping-off point to hike on some dry, pebbly trails. If you’re unaccustomed to the high altitude, you may find yourself easily winded on even short hikes; still, the 1.5-mile jaunt uphill to Emigrant Peak is worth the trip, as you get 360-degree views of Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada.

Quaint clapboard buildings housing shops and restaurants line the Village at Squaw Valley. One of these is PlumpJack Cafe, the brainchild of former San Francisco mayor Gavin Newsom. In a dimly lit dining room, the restaurant serves seasonal contemporary fare such as the inventive ceviche cone, a feuille de brick cone filled with tuna, avocado, and ginger and topped with chili threads ($15).

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May 15 2012 by Groupon

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Though it makes your hair look great, you can’t always stand in front of a jet turbine just after getting out of bed. Get styled with this Groupon.

An indulgent shampoo and scalp massage launches the 60-minute drop-in treatment, cleansing locks and boosting circulation before a deep conditioning treatment heals and softens strands. A finishing style with Kevin Murphy products preps domes for a special date, big presentation, or formal reunion with your alien abductors.

The staff at Urban Retreat Spa & Salon believe that physical beauty begins with a healthy attitude. While cultivating a positive vibe inside a comfortable spa setting, they offer a full range of services that use cutting-edge techniques for skincare, body waxing, and nail treatments. Massages in a number of modalities, including pregnancy, hot-stone, and deep-tissue, relax muscles, and laser treatments—including skin rejuvenation and hair removal—show off the spa's high-tech equipment. In addition to beautifying services, Urban Retreat maintains the Whimsy Clothing Boutique, where stylists match shoppers to eclectic fashions.

May 17 2012 by Groupon

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Like cliff diving or ferret ownership, football is an endeavor best watched from the sidelines. Witness acts of bodily bravery with this GrouponLive deal to see a Utah Blaze arena-football game at EnergySolutions Arena. Choose between the following options:

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Off to their best start in franchise history with a 6–3 record, the Blaze light the fuse on the second half of the season, defending their home turf against four contenders while gearing up for the Arena Football League playoffs. In only his first year, University of Utah alum Tommy Grady leads the league in nearly every quarterback category, amassing 71 touchdowns and 2,853 yards in just nine games and winning every card at the weekly bingo tournament. At wide receiver, Grady relies on the unfailing fingers of former Utah State standout Aaron Lesué, who has hauled in 86 catches thus far, including a league-leading 31 touchdown grabs.

When the offense takes a breather, the Blaze D dominates opponents behind a line that has walloped rival QBs for 21 sacks. The crunch of each punishing tackle echoes through the upper and lower levels of EnergySolutions Arena, where fans can explain the Newtonian physics of each hit to mascot Torch as he performs flips and tricks in excitement.

May 18 2012 by Groupon

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Whether your kids are new to dancing or have been cutting a rug for years, you can raise the barre with today's deal from Provo's Classical Ballet Academy: Pay $39 for one month of weekly ballet classes, starting September 1 (an $80 value); $69 for an eight-class summer ballet workshop for kids ages 8 to 10 (a $145 value); or $169 for a 12-class summer ballet workshop for kids older than 10 (a $375 value). This dance studio takes a graceful approach to instruction, teaching your little ballet dancers the basics of classical technique, including all the most common steps, positions, and poses; they'll also learn self-discipline and gain an appreciation for the importance of the arts. All classes and workshops come with a waived registration fee and are taught by CBA's highly experienced faculty. Twirl away with this deal and keep your tiny dancers on their toes.

May 16 2012 by Living Social

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All the world is a stage, so let your little star take it this summer with today's deal from Ms. Kaye's Performing Arts Camp: Pay $19 for one day of camp (a $45 value). This Salt Lake Community College art camp treats kids ages 5 to 18 to a variety of fun classes that encourage creativity, self-confidence and peer cooperation. Choose from July 9 or 16, send your kid with a packed lunch, and let them loose in classes like hip hop, African dance, musical theater, arts and crafts, photography, creative dance, and ceramics. All classes are taught by industry professionals and all materials are always provided. Camp begins at 9:30 a.m. and ends at 1:50 p.m. for 5 to 7 year olds and at 3:40 p.m. for older kids, so say curtain up for summer fun.

May 17 2012 by Living Social

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Beauty may only be skin deep, but really -- who cares what your spleen looks like when you've got those incredible cheekbones to doll up? Get head-to-toe hot with today's deal from BeautyClub.net: Pay $20 and get $40 to spend online, excluding shipping costs. BeautyClub offers daily deals on an exclusive and diverse selection of designer and brand-name cosmetics, hair products, and fashions that have already been discounted up to 60% off the retail price. Trends-with-benefits include established and emerging brands like Kiehl's, La Prairie, Bumble and bumble., Clinique, and Moroccanoil, as well as natural herbal beauty-boosting supplements from Pure Body and Vital Cleanse. With a carefully selected inventory of lifestyle and home décor accessories, too, you can make sure your home's interior is as awesome as your exterior -- and because most in-stock items ship within 24 to 48 hours, you won't have to wait forever to become a thing of beauty.

May 17 2012 by Living Social

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You have the mat, you have the pants. All that's missing now is the Zen. Find it through today's deal from Head to Toe Yoga. For 10, take five regular or beginners' yoga classes (a $40 value). Breathe, bend, and twist your way to fitness and relaxation at this 25th Street studio, where owner and yogi Stephanie Courtney will introduce you to the basics of yoga in her 55-minute beginner classes or push you to take your practice further in her 70- to 90-minute yoga classes. You'll build strength and increase your flexibility in a supportive, encouraging environment that will help you find inner peace faster than you can say "om."

May 18 2012 by Living Social

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If your child has been hearing the call of the wild, take today's deal and let him or her answer it: Pay $65 to enroll your little one in a two-day summer day camp from Scales and Tails Utah (a $130 value). Pick the week in June that works best for you -- camp is held on Tuesday and Wednesday from 8 a.m. to noon for kids in kindergarten through third grade and from 1 to 4 p.m. for kids in fourth to sixth grade. Each session comes equipped with a theme: kids can help solve an office mystery with the "Mystery of the Missing Monitor" or learn to property handle snakes, lizards, and tortoises in "Reptile Wrangling." Led by a team of skilled animal trainers, these fun, educational sessions never exceed more than 15 campers so everyone will get plenty of special attention. Campers will even receive a snack, juice box, and camp T-shirt to take home. Better answer this call; the wild doesn't leave messages.

May 19 2012 by Living Social

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Wrinkles appear based on how frequently people have smiled, especially if it was directly at the sun. Beam at beams with this Groupon.

$79 for two Glo & Go anti-aging peels (a $120 value) with a Vivité Core System travel-size skincare-product package (a $39 value; a $159 total value)

$139 for four Glo & Go anti-aging peels (a $240 value) with a Vivité Core System travel-size skincare-product package (a $39 value; a $279 total value)

The Vivité product package includes the following:

Treatments begin with a brief visit to pick up the skincare package and consult with a specialist to determine whether the peel is suitable for the client’s face. In a private room filled with flickering candles and soft music, the medical specialist gently cleanses visages to prepare for the peel, which uses a 70% glycolic-acid solution to evict dead skin cells and diminish wrinkles, fine lines, and other signs of aging. As the serum works its magic, the client’s arms, shoulders, neck, and décolletage receive a soothing massage. The 30-minute treatment culminates with a nourishing application of moisturizer.

Cascade Cosmetic Surgery Center's board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Trenton C. Jones, helms a team of medical and aesthetic specialists in bolstering individual appearances with both surgical and noninvasive approaches. Whether trimming down one area, augmenting another, or shaping a third to match a favorite chess trophy, the surgeon forges subtle, natural-looking results that leave minimal scars and often instill newfound confidence. Med-spa technicians harness the power of lasers, HydraFacials, and chemical peels to diminish blemishes and leave skin looking smooth and youthful.

May 17 2012 by Groupon

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A soft hotel bed is incredibly comfortable to sleep in, eclipsed only by a hammock made of Muppet hands. Enjoy a home away from foam with this Groupon.

Each two-bedroom cabin features a kitchenette and private deck set amid the Wasatch Range and Provo River.

Against the backdrop of the Wasatch Range, the Provo River flows along its course just steps from the cluster of crackling campfires and rustic log cabins of River's Edge at Deer Park. In many ways the setting resembles an Old West campsite, albeit one outfitted with modern amenities such as an onsite arcade room equipped with satellite TVs and complimentary wireless Internet access.

Because the Provo River is just a short stroll away, fly-fishing is popular at the resort. You can stock up on tackle at the onsite shop before casting for rainbow trout, walleye, and whitefish. You might spot a native moose as you hike the surrounding trails, which meander through a wetland nature preserve. For those less inclined to commune with nature, there's a wealth of activities to keep you occupied, from horseshoes and volleyball to playing pool and roasting marshmallows with hilarious quips and zingers.

Each of the yurts and cabins has all the comforts of home. The Park Avenue cabins include two bedrooms, one of which has an adjacent deck overlooking the Wasatch Range. Though each cabin comes with a kitchenette, be sure to bring along your cooking supplies or be prepared to whittle them from fallen tree branches.

May 18 2012 by Groupon

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For $139, you get a black Char-Broil Tru-Infrared patio bistro grill (a $179 value) with shipping (a $24.95 value; a $203.95 total value).

For $149, you get a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared patio bistro grill (a $179 value) with shipping (a $24.95 value; a $203.95 value). Choose from the following colors:

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The Char-Broil Tru-Infrared patio bistro grill fires up quickly to cook sizzling meat and veggies perfectly using infrared technology. The electric grill traps heat and bratwurst screams with a solid porcelain-coated grill body, and draws 1,750 watts of power from any 120-volt outlet. Primary and secondary porcelain-coated grilling surfaces hold up to 240 and 80 square inches of food respectively, the equivalent of 8–12 juicy hamburgers. A storage grate keeps tongs, spatulas, and sais at the ready, and the unit's durable wheels allow it to maneuver from garage to backyard and back again.

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May 17 2012 by Groupon

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A fresh coat of paint can make a room seem new without attracting feral city aldermen wielding giant scissors. Give your home a grand reopening with this Groupon.

Each option is valid for one coat of paint for rooms up to 12'x12'x9' in size. Groupons can be applied toward the cost of larger rooms, and ceiling painting is available for an additional charge. Customers must supply their own paint. All three options include taping, tarp, and cleanup.

TSI Construction's professionally licensed contractors and full-service builders administer minor touchups or complete overhauls of home and commercial spaces. A 30-year industry veteran, owner Bert Page established the company in 2005 after forging a partnership with award-winning designer Sherry Carlson and her husband, Tom. The team executes projects—including plumbing, electrical work, roofing, and floor installation—while remaining flexible enough to bend around each customer's budget, vision, or limbo bar guarding the front door. TSI Construction also offers landscaping services, as well as free bids and quotes before starting projects.

May 19 2012 by Groupon

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From developing a closer relationship with nature to becoming an unabashed bug juice connoisseur, kids learn valuable life lessons at summer camp. With today's deal from YMCA Camp Roger in Kamas, pay $247 to score a traditional one-week overnight camp session for kids ages 8 through 11 (a $495 value). Choose from three sessions with distinct themes, including "Never Neverland" to kick things off on June 17 through 22; "Knights vs. Ninjas" to continue the fun from June 24 to 29; and "Carnival" to enliven little ones from July 1 to 6. Check-in each week takes place on Sunday at 4 p.m., with check-out happening the following Friday at 7 p.m. This well-rounded camp features a roster of exciting daily activities, including mountain biking, archery, hiking, arts and crafts, orienteering, and horseback riding. Since 1948, this picturesque facility -- nestled in the Uinta Mountains -- has been helping kids develop leadership skills, environmental stewardship, and an appreciation for the great outdoors. Grab a stick and roast up these summer savings before the campfire's out.

May 16 2012 by Living Social

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Whether it's a gold statue winner or a star from the silver screen, celebrities always seem to dazzle us. Get a glimpse of the glitz and glamour with today's gem of a deal from Us Weekly: Pay just $34 (regularly $69), and you'll receive a one-year subscription to Us Weekly magazine. Get exclusive celebrity news from Hollywood insiders, see the hottest fashions from the red carpet, and read all the intimate details about their lives. With regular features like The Red Carpet, Who Wore It Best?, and Hot Hollywood, you'll always be entertained and in the know. See what makes celebs really sparkle with this deal -- the Fashion Police agree that the latest gossip goes well with everything.

May 17 2012 by Living Social

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Just as you politely declined your mom's Facebook friend request, you can say "No, thanks" to unflattering swimsuits with today's deal from SwimSpot: Spend $40 and get or gift $80 worth of swimwear from brands like Hurley and Splendid. Shop online for photo-ready pieces that are bound to rack up "Likes" from your online friends. Hit the beach in an Athena print bikini, or lounge by the pool in a sleek black one-piece from Luxe by Lisa Vogel. You'll find suits by Guess, St. John, Nautica, and more -- call or e-mail a SwimSpot Fit Specialist, and he or she will personally help you pick out a perfect-fitting suit. Shipping is included for purchases over $155, and there's no charge to exchange an item, so you can have total confidence in your look. Go ahead and grab this deal -- you'll impress your friends with your stunning new swimsuit and impress your mom with your money-saving savvy.

May 17 2012 by Living Social

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You're looking to climb the corporate ladder, but it's hard to ascend the proverbial rungs when you're stuck trying to figure out complicated software. Get a leg up with this deal from Udemy, a popular hub for a breadth of educational opportunities: Pay $35 (regularly $198) for two online Excel courses. Learn at the comfort of your desk from a professional trainer, as you work your way through more than 120 short lectures and 9.5 hours of content per class. The program starts with the absolute basics of creating and understanding spreadsheets, and takes you all the way up to executing advanced formulas and functions. The visual training method lends itself to increased retention and accelerated learning, so you can expect to know how to competently work with this ubiquitously used software at the end of your studies. Your rise to the top has become more manageable with this deal.

May 17 2012 by Living Social

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The Dead Sea Scrolls may provide valuable insight into past civilizations, but you're looking to make something else ancient history: your child's boredom. Pick up a modern-day scroll to keep your little scribe busy, courtesy of today's deal: For $20, you'll get four Doodle Roll packages -- each with a 30-foot-long, six-inch wide roll of paper and eight premium double-sided crayons for twice the colors -- plus four replacement paper rolls and included shipping within the continental US (a $41 value). Or, pay $32 (regularly $64) and get all this plus four smaller Doodle Roll packages, each with a 15-foot-long, four-inch wide roll of paper; crayons; and four replacement paper rolls. With its compact package and safe, easy-to-tear paper, this portable and versatile activity kit makes on-the-go fun a breeze for ages 3 and up -- no wonder it's received plenty of praise from Parenting and Dr. Toy. Whether you're killing time during a long car ride or waiting in the doctor's lobby, your child can draw a picture, write a story, or challenge you to a game of tic-tac-toe. That's what we call getting your creative kid on a roll.

May 17 2012 by Living Social

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What's all the hoopla about being the bee's knees? They're fuzzy, coated in pollen, and probably sore from overuse. Grab today's deal for a fuzz-free figure: Get eight laser hair-removal treatments at JC Laser & Medical Spa in Sandy. Pay $109 (regularly $680) to target a small area like your chin, upper lip, eyebrows, front or back of neck, navel, areola, hands, ears, or underarms. Spend $169 (regularly $960) to treat a medium area like your chin and lip combined, bikini line, lower or upper arms, or buttocks. Drop $229 (regularly $1,200) to zap unwanted hair from a large area like your full face, full arms, lower or upper legs, chest, abdomen, or Brazilian zone. Or, treat an extra-large area like your full back, full chest, or full Brazilian zone for $289 (regularly $2,000). You can even opt for six treatments for three small areas -- or one extra-large and one small area -- performed over the course of one year for $329 (up to a $2,300 value). Transform yourself into a buzzworthy beauty queen when you snag these un-bee-lievable savings.

May 19 2012 by Living Social

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For $15, you get a pair of Bootsi Tootsi thong sandals in women's sizes 6–10 (a $28 value). Choose from the following style and color options:

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An additional $4 shipping fee will be charged at checkout for each option.

Bootsi Tootsi's thong sandals showcase well-groomed feet in beach-chic flip-flops, while allowing summery winds to tickle toes. The Bejeweled thong sandal ornaments toes with earthy bead uppers, and the Katie thongs top feet with a romantic rosette, which doubles as a boutonniere for a forgetful groom. The minimalist flip-flop thongs are crafted from durable, synthetic materials and are available in a variety of colors.

Bejeweled Thong Sandal

Katie Thong Sandal

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May 17 2012 by Groupon

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America has always been the most extreme country, from the Boston Tea Punchings to having the first man swear on the moon. We hold this shredding guitar solo to be self-evident with this Groupon to iFly Utah, Flowrider, and iRock Utah. Choose between two options:

A slew of extreme-sports simulations, including skydiving await adrenaline junkies at the Salomon Center. The singular suspension experience of iFly's 12-foot vertical wind tunnel shoots would-be skydivers aged 3 and older skyward for two minutes without the need for parachutes, hover pants, or OSHA-violating wax wings. Flyers are kitted out in a flight suit, a helmet, and protective goggles.

May 18 2012 by Groupon

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Chefs whip up dishes such as steak-and-gorgonzola pizza ($24), Pacific salmon with hickory-smoked bacon and sweet-chili beurre blanc ($32), rosemary-and-salt-roasted chicken en croute ($23), and grilled marinated portobellos with basil-tomato relish ($22). See the full menu.

A symphony of clinking glasses and joyful laughter reverberates off the green mountain slopes, where ski lifts dangle listlessly in a state of suspended hesitation. Awash in the perfume of fresh herbs and flowers from surrounding pots, the alpine air envelops guests partaking in upscale European and American fare on the patio of Kimi's Mountainside Bistro. Nestled in Big Cottonwood Canyon, Kimi's entertains the eyes as well as the stomach, serving up views of the surrounding ski slopes and mountainous terrain reminiscent of the natural habitat of a wild salad fork.

Within the bistro’s bustling kitchen, chef Matt Anderson silences yodeling appetites with an eclectic array of breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch fare. His selections are inspired by travels throughout the Mediterranean, Scandinavia, and the American West. His kitchen staff chops, grills, and bakes flavorful ingredients such as Himalayan pink salt, hickory-smoked bacon, and fresh mozzarella into refined dishes whisked out of the kitchen by seasoned servers. As alfresco eaters bask in the smoky redolence wafting from the patio’s fire pits and outdoor grill, indoor visitors break bread amid exposed wood beams and soft lighting that offer a cozy but elegant retreat from the elements and dessert-stealing mountain bunnies.

May 19 2012 by Groupon

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Few spots in Europe feel as timeless as the Irish countryside. The craggy, untouched coastline and rolling meadows dotted with herds of sheep and the occasional crumbling castle seem to belong to a faraway past, as though the Industrial Revolution never managed to jump the Irish Sea. From the Tudor stone houses of Kilkenny to the tombs of Boyne Valley, Authentic Ireland Travel's seven-day, six-night Historic Hotels of Ireland Tour offers a taste of the Emerald Isle, with a flexible itinerary and accommodations in centuries-old lodgings.

This deal does not include airfare. Click here to see a detailed trip itinerary.

Days 1–2: After arriving at Dublin Airport, you'll head to Kilkenny City, one of Ireland's oldest towns and home to an imposing 12th-century castle. Directly opposite the castle and the first stop on the tour of historical hotels, Kilkenny River Court Hotel makes a convenient base for exploring the medieval city's many pubs and craft shops. With the included rental car, you can also visit the historical sites in the surrounding countryside, including the monastic ruins of Kells Priory, which you can freely explore outside the company of tour guides and resident poltergeists.

Days 3–5: On the next leg of the journey, you'll stay at the gray-stone Cahernane House Hotel in rural Killarney on the edge of a mountainous national park. Built by the Earl of Pembroke's family in 1877, this stately manse is filled with Victorian antiques, grand velvets, and log fireplaces.

Over the next three days, you're free to explore the town's lively pub districts on Parliament and John Streets and the nearby valley for activities ranging from golf to canoeing. On day 4, a horse and carriage ride tours the countryside via scenic paths, making a short stopover at the 15th-century Ross Castle. Then it's off to the fishing village of Dingle, known for ancient beehive huts and its resident bottlenose dolphin, Fungie, who has inhabited the local waters since 1983. During a one-hour boat trip, you can watch him jump and play up close, as he often puts on a show for travelers.

Days 6–7: A 3.5-hour drive through Ireland's famously verdant countryside will put you at Dunboyne Castle Hotel, an 18th-century mansion tucked amid Boyne Valley's megalithic sites. Here, you can tour prehistoric burial sites such as Newgrange, a large mound built more than 5,000 years ago and filled with mysterious carvings and stone-passage tombs. On day 7, you'll head to Dublin for the return flight home or continue traveling at your own.

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May 08 2012 by Groupon

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Canvas on Demand gallery wraps personal photos on 16"x20" canvases for professional photorealistic wall art fit for dressing up any fireplace mantel or bedroom ceiling. After uploading the desired print, image touchup experts make complimentary fixes, such as improving sharpness, balancing and enhancing the color, fine-tuning contrast, and removing suspiciously red eyes. Vibrant images are then printed on textured canvas and stretched around a sturdy 1.5-inch wooden frame, creating a colorful edge that won't need a frame.

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May 17 2012 by Groupon

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You've always admired the early settlers of the Beehive State for their perseverance, but you don't have to rough it to stake a claim on good savings: $20 gets you $40 to spend on food and drink with today's deal from Christopher's Prime Steak House & Grill. Get to the meat of the matter at Christopher's downtown or at the Draper location when you try the Kansas City sirloin, Berkshire double-cut pork chops, or rack of locally sourced, free-range lamb. Got a seafood craving? You won't feel like a fish out of water when you dig into the elegant Alaskan halibut, the ahi tuna, or the diver scallops -- all flown in fresh daily. Inspired menu options like the bacon-wrapped chipotle prawns have earned Christopher's a four-star rating from more than 100 reviews on OpenTable. You may not be the first to discover this fine-dining establishment, but you'll still feel like you've entered a whole new world.

May 14 2012 by Living Social

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Even if you aren't a professional designer, the color scheme and layout you dreamed up for your home is quite the masterpiece. But if you're starting to run out of inspiration, snag this week's deal: Pay $10 for a one-year subscription to Dwell Magazine (a $20 value). You'll receive ten copies of this premier publication, which features discussions of both interior and exterior modern home design, meant to be stylish but also accessible. The editors think it's possible to live in a house or apartment with a bold modern look and "still be a regular human being." After you pick up amazing ideas from this magazine, your abode will get back to looking like a work of art.

May 17 2012 by Living Social

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Your kids take in everything that crosses their paths, so you have to hide your magazines unless you want them to become experts on the red-carpet A-list. It's a jungle of information out there, so introduce your children to the world around them in a fun, educational way with today's roaring-good deal: a year-long subscription to Zoobooks, Zootles, or Zoobies for $15 (regularly $30), including a poster and stickers. From penguins to lions, the beautifully illustrated, age-specific magazines teach children all about the animal kingdom while building reading skills. Kids and parents alike adore these award-winning titles -- they offer "all the right building blocks to set young readers up for learning success," says Learning Magazine. Not only are Zoobooks more educational than celeb glossies, you'll teach your child about scoring good bargains at the same time.

May 12 2012 by Living Social

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Sure, some people say using chopsticks is hard, but you're a pro. What is difficult is trying to get your friends to agree on a restaurant for your next Saturday night outing. We've got the perfect compromise in today's deal from New Akasaka Sushi: Pay $15 for $30 to spend on food and non-alcoholic drinks. Turn up the heat with the spicy tuna Fire Cracker roll, loaded up with avocado, jalapeño, crunch, and eel sauce -- or hop right into the fire with the Heart Attack roll, which features deep-fried Anaheim peppers. You can also feast on other Japanese favorites like tempura, noodles, stir-fry, and more. Citysearch users give New Akasaka five stars and Urbanspooners are saying "I like it, I love it, I want some more of it!" Show off those dextrous fingers in front of the whole gang when you snag this crowd-pleasing deal.

May 16 2012 by Living Social

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With the Mauna Kea volcano as backdrop, Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay designed the Hapuna Golf Course to complement the dramatic rise from the Pacific shore to about 700 feet above sea level. Named one of the top 20 courses in Hawaii by Links magazine in 2011, the course sits on the sprawling grounds of the Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel. The championship course could be the Hawaiian retreat's most striking feature were it not for its beach—a pristine expanse of white sand lining the turquoise Pacific on the Big Island's Kohala Coast.

Each of the hotel's oceanfront rooms offers views of the water from a private lanai. The intimate balcony features stone tile floors, a quaint café table, and comfy lounge chairs. Back at ground level, you can choreograph underwater ballets in the heated pool or lounge on cushy chairs under coconut palm trees and white canopy umbrellas. Nearby, there’s a small, secluded cove where giant sea turtles occasionally seek harbor and snorkelers set off to explore Hawaii's abundant marine life.

After a day of exploring the waterfront, you can cap your night with a traditional luau on the Mauna Kea luau grounds. As musicians pluck at steel guitars and hula dancers sway, diners feast on Hawaiian specialties including poi, sashimi, and roasted kalua pig.

The Big Island's Kohala Coast offers a nearly limitless selection of invigorating aquatic adventures. Certified instructors at scuba-diving centers within 15 minutes of the resort lead underwater tours through crystalline waters inhabited by whitetip reef sharks, eagle rays, and bottlenose mermaids. Amphibious travelers can also board catamarans for treks to areas frequented by humpback whales.

About a 60-mile drive from the hotel, Akaka Falls State Park is known for its waterfalls nestled in lush Hawaiian rainforest that teems with wild orchids, bamboo groves, and draping ferns. The park's namesake Akaka Falls, reachable by a winding footpath, presents a majestic sight as it plummets nearly 500 feet into a bubbling ravine below.

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May 15 2012 by Groupon

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Before photography, subjects had to sit in uncomfortable poses as their portraits were painted, a process that could take several tension-packed years for mug shots. Sit for a quick, painless memory immortalization with this Groupon.

Bella Events coordinates a nationwide network of skilled professional photographers, ready to arrive on location to enshrine milestones and special moments through their expert camera work. After customers send in their contact information, a photography consultant contacts them to exchange ideas and arrange photo-shoot details. By drawing on this information, the consultant can recommend the ideal photographer for the job, which, due to the laws of time and space, cannot always be Annie Leibovitz. Next, shutterbugs appear during the event, whether it be a birthday party or milestone anniversary party, to capture in-the-moment bliss. These lense experts can also render stunning headshots and graduation portraits, all enshrined as high-resolution digital images, classy canvas prints, or personalized mugs, mousepads, and tote bags.

May 16 2012 by Groupon

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Catering allows hosts to worry about real party-planning problems, such as tinkering with the smoke machine or deciding how many cans of soda to stuff into the piñata. Focus on the fun with this Groupon.

Hosts may choose two desserts and one type of lemonade from this list. The beverage bar also includes ice water with lemon.

A professional wait staff arrives early to set up and stays after to tear down beverage and dessert stations composed of the company’s own tables, linens, dishes, and stemware. The company asks hosts to set aside a staging area equipped with running water for the staff.

Custom Catering can trace its roots all the way back to the basement of a modest mercantile store in 1830s England, where William Startup toiled at candy making while dreaming of a prosperous life in America. Though these dreams were derailed when his candy found two high-profile fans—the King and Queen of England—his son was still determined to make it to America. He brought his culinary knowledge to Philadelphia, and since then the trade has passed down through five generations. Today, William's great-great-great-grandsons Hyrum and Joseph Knapp operate Custom Catering, using food-preparation experience and supervisory skills they have gleaned since they were children napping in pasta pots.

The ambitions of Custom Catering range from grandiose to minute; the company has catered entire movie sets, and it’s also helped brides to choose which color organza bow to wrap around chair covers or underdressed ice sculptures. The company’s extensive menus enable customers to plan a multi-course meal or pick and choose various courses when they only need limited service.

May 16 2012 by Groupon

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Women wearing Calvin Klein’s Euphoria pique the interest of passersby with a heady bouquet of exotic fruits and seductive florals. Tops notes of persimmon blend with lotus blossom and transparent white sandalwood for a full-bodied and beguiling scent. The perfume is displayed in a sophisticated bottle, inspired by an orchid blossom just before it opens its petals and emits its natural tenor.

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May 17 2012 by Groupon

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Between 1942 and 1945, young WWII pilots took off and landed more than 600,000 times on the runways of the Thunderbird II Air Base, situated in the desert outside of Phoenix. Today, jetsetters of a different kind frequent the historic base, which has been repurposed as the Scottsdale Municipal Airport. The base also contains the Scottsdale Thunderbird Suites, a four-story, tawny stucco hotel. Soaring ceilings and thick oriental rugs welcome visitors at the grand entrance area, and there are nods to the property's aviation history throughout the hotel.

Considering its proximity to the runway, each of the hotel's standard suites is rather quiet. That's because each room has been soundproofed with thick concrete walls to reduce the sound of engines and the cries of babies that want their pilot's license 16 years ahead of schedule. All of the spacious suites include a living room and separate bedroom, as well as new, cushy couches and chairs to lend the room homey feel.

Before heading off to bed, stop by the lounge next to the Silver Wings Restaurant to grab a nightcap and browse the hotel’s WWII aviation memorabilia. Among the relics are photographs of pilots and a table crafted from an aircraft rotary-cylinder-engine top. In the morning, guests can fill up on eggs, bacon, pastries, and steaming coffee at the complimentary hot breakfast buffet.

Situated slightly northeast of Phoenix in the Sonoran Desert, Scottsdale was once a vast ranch lands lined with citrus farms and cowboy settlements, earning it the nickname of “The West’s Most Western Town.” Today, the lush desert oasis is studded with glittering outdoor fountains, emerald-green golf courses, and an active nightlife scene.

For many vacationers, "sightseeing" in Scottsdale translates to "window-shopping." A few steps from the hotel, wander past palm trees to find designer stores such as Cartier and Anthropologie. A few minutes away is the charming and quaint Old Town Scottsdale, where brick buildings offer a glimpse into how the town earned its “Most Western” moniker. Stroll down its winding streets to find art galleries, a mammoth used bookstore, and public sculptures on nearly every corner.

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May 15 2012 by Groupon

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People are attracted to bright smiles, like moths to a flame or mechanical moths to giant electromagnets. Improve your pull with this Groupon.

Groupon customers without insurance will also receive 20% off treatments performed within the following 30 days.

During dental treatments, patients watch their own satellite television screens as Dr. Goeckeritz and his team tend to teeth with services that include comprehensive exams, oral surgery, and orthodontics. He tends to all ages, installing implant-supported dentures for older patients, distracting young children with video games and toys during routine cleanings, and taking Invisalign impressions for teens with crooked smiles.

His emphasis on patient care is evident in sedation options for both children and adults and 24/7 emergency dental care. He also takes the time to explain what he's doing with 3-D interactive animations and emphatic hand gestures.

May 18 2012 by Groupon

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The shoulders carry much of the body’s tension, as well as the body’s finite supply of shrugs. Let go with this Groupon.

A licensed massage therapist relaxes sore muscles with hot stones and techniques culled from shiatsu, reflexology, and structural integration.

According to licensed massage therapist Kara Nalder, healing isn’t just about pain relief: it’s about learning to carry life’s burdens in a healthy, manageable way. As a structural-integration specialist, she realigns bodies to help them move more efficiently amid the pull of Earth’s gravity and resist the temptation of its pudding-filled oceans. During this type of therapy, she presses deep into the muscle tissue to ease pain, including the chronic aches that stem from fibromyalgia, arthritis, and Parkinson’s disease. She also melts stress with other types of bodywork, including the flowing strokes of Swedish massage and the finger-fueled pressure of shiatsu, and pampers skin through exfoliation treatments that pair sea-salt scrubs with hydrating lotion or almond oil.

May 19 2012 by Groupon

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You're on guard for your little one to be attacked with summer boredom. Arm your child with a fun, new activity with today's deal from Salle D'Escrime Fencing Club and take restlessness head on: Pay $29 for four introductory fencing lessons for one person (an $80 value) or $99 for four people (a $320 value). This Lindon fencing club boasts national champions, an award-winning method of instruction, and more than 40 years of professional experience from founder Mark Stasinos. Fostering agility and critical thinking, foil-, saber- and epee-clad students ages 7 and up will learn fencing techniques, footwork, and handwork, with all necessary equipment provided. Group classes for all ages and skill levels are offered Tuesday and Thursday at 4:30 p.m. and adult class is Wednesday at 6 p.m. The group lesson is a great way to foster family bonding, and sure to make every swashbuckler feel like a victor.

May 14 2012 by Living Social

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A room is never complete without a bit of your personal touch -- and we don't just mean putting your handprints on the walls. Adorn your abode when you pay $25 for $50 to spend on merchandise from Fathead.com. This online retailer is home to unique semi-permanent wall art made to suit any room and any personality. These massive, adhesive graphics come in all shapes and sizes -- pick up a life-size image of your favorite sports star for your man cave, a colorful cartoon character for the kids' den, or a bright photo mural to add a splash of flash to any room. You can even upload your own pictures to create a custom-made Fathead of your own design. This site's bag of tricks also includes driveway decals as well as a whole bevy of team logo laptop skins so you can flaunt your colors on to go.

May 17 2012 by Living Social

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Facebook photos are like paintings in a museum: They're fun to look at, but unfortunately, you can't touch them -- or hang them on the walls in your home. Spring your snapshots from their electronic enclosure with help from Winkiwoo: Pay $5 (regularly $15) for a 20-page, 6x8-inch photo book created from Facebook photos. Start by installing the WinkiWoo application, and then select the Winkie Lite soft-cover option; next, upload 20 to 80 pics from your Facebook albums (or those of your friends) before arranging them in the perfect order. The process only takes a few minutes, and before you know it, a collection of high-quality prints -- of the trip you took to Rome or the time you went skydiving -- will arrive at your abode (with a flat shipping rate of $4.99 worldwide)... or at the home of a loved one for a gift that perfectly blends art with heart.

May 17 2012 by Living Social

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It's true that April showers didn't end with the month's passing, but that doesn't mean you should let the weather rain on your parade. May at least your vision be clear with today's deal from Advanced Eye Care: For $2,300, get LASIK surgery for both eyes at one of four area locations in Salt Lake City, Bountiful, or South Jordan (a $4,600 value). Let one of Advanced Eye Care's Board-certified doctors correct your vision problem -- whether it be nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, or some combination of all three. LASIK surgery requires little downtime, and for many patients, the improvement is immediate. Spring for this deal, and the sun is sure to set on your days of blurry eyesight.

May 18 2012 by Living Social

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Belize is easy to overlook. It's a tiny country locked in between Mexico, Guatemala, and the Caribbean Sea to the east. "If the world had any ends, Belize would certainly be one of them," author Aldous Huxley said in 1934, as noted by the New York Times. Since it's existed in relative obscurity for years, Belize still has an undiscovered feel; many of its most beautiful aspects require you to hike, dive, or go spelunking. Hidden amid the wild jungle are hundreds of cave systems and Maya ruins. And out under the water, you can find the second-longest barrier reef in the world in Belize, which is surrounded by thousands of tiny remote islands called Cayes.

Belizean Dreams is situated beachside on the country’s eastern coastline, and it's positioned nicely for you to explore the country's hidden treasures or just relax in peaceful seclusion. You can see the sea up close by borrowing snorkeling gear and one of the property’s complimentary kayaks, or try to be the first to cross the sea upon one of the resort's complimentary bicycles.

In the resort’s tropical accommodations, there are covered porches that overlook the beach, dotted with palm trees and thatched huts, with the Caribbean Sea just beyond. Inside, colorful local artwork and hand-painted Mexican sinks are set against hardwood floors and handcrafted mahogany and cedar furnishings.

Chefs at the open-air Woven Palm Restaurant & Palapa Bar prepare dishes that blend Caribbean and Mesoamerican cuisines. Hudut, a mashed-plantain dish, is served with fresh fish in coconut milk, and bundiga, made from green bananas, accompanies a local chicken stew.

Belizean Dreams offers a range of adventures and excursions. On a specialty dive tour, there's a stop at the Great Blue Hole, which Jacques Cousteau declared one of the top 10 dive sites on earth. Or, on another tour, you can wind through the Maya Mountains en route to Xunantunich, a preserved Maya ceremonial site. At the top, there are panoramic views of Belize, Guatemala, and the bald spots of monkeys.

A mile away, you can find the coastal village of Hopkins, which was dubbed “the friendliest village in Belize” by Belize First magazine. The town of about 1,000 predominantly English-speaking residents is an up-and-coming tourist destination thanks to its welcoming atmosphere and growing number of restaurants, bars, and attractions.

Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.

May 11 2012 by Groupon

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Superheroes, like cannonballs filled with nougat, combine outer strength with internal goodness. Bask in the paranormal with this Groupon.

Comics include new and classic editions from publishers such as Marvel, DC, and Dark Horse ($3). Staffers also stock the shelves with games such as HeroClix, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Magic: The Gathering ($3–$10) alongside toys and figures ($15–$25).

In the comics, several superheroes—Captain Marvel and The Flash, among others¬—wore the symbol of a lightning bolt¬ as a signifier of their heroic identities. In the same vein, an unassuming storefront donned the iconic symbol to become Dr. Volt’s Comic Connection, harbinger of comics, toys, and games. Scattered across the store, comics and books hold the legendary tales of Superman, the X-Men, and Spawn, chronicling their feats throughout the ages. In addition to classic tales of the time the Batmobile lost a wheel, are new issues abound with contemporary characters from serial issues of Dr. Who, Nightwing, and Gears of War. The shelves also seem to disappear under the sheer magnitude of the shop’s toys, card games, and miniature figures or the drape of heroic logo shirts hanging from the shops numerous racks.

May 17 2012 by Groupon

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Carpet, like hair, comes in short or shaggy varieties and always grows back even after a botched cut. Apologize for asymmetry with this Groupon.

Techs clean carpets with truck-mounted hot extraction equipment before allowing surfaces to speed dry and daubing floors with a stain-resistant protectant. Services are backed by a six-month guarantee. Groupon customers are also eligible to receive 20% off any additional services.

Clean Green’s crisply uniformed technicians clean carpets and air ducts throughout the Salt Lake City area. Equipped with truck-mounted units and driven by dreams of decimated dust creatures, the bonded and insured crews follow a detailed schedule. First, they prep areas by moving light furniture and pretreating and vacuuming floors. Then, they use an eco-friendly cleaning system—free of harsh chemicals—to annihilate soil and debris with the aid of heated water. The team caps off visits by coating floor fibers in a layer of protectant that wards off stains for six months or longer.

Above the floorboards, techs tackle air ducts with rotating brushes, wiping away allergens and debris from vents, furnaces, and air-conditioning units and trapping the detritus deep within the Clean Green truck for disposal. Clean Green also spruces up tile, grout, and upholstery.

May 17 2012 by Groupon

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Playing an arcade game is the most fun a person can have with a quarter, aside from attempting to rip it in two to impress job interviewers or giving George Washington a tiny makeover. Fritter away arcade coinage with this Groupon.

Twelve-slice large pizzas are topped with one of 13 toppings, providing fuel for token-funded arcade sprees.

Though Chuck E. Cheese sometimes features a discounted price online, this Groupon still offers the best deal available.

As one of America's oldest and final bastions of the pizza, arcade, and animatronic-variety-show trifecta, Chuck E. Cheese upholds an important entertainment legacy. Though their core philosophy and slogan, "Where a Kid Can Be a Kid," sounds like a simple-enough mantra to maintain, many years have passed since Atari inventor Nolan Bushnell opened the first location in San Jose.

Despite the ever-changing nature of entertainment consumption, Chuck E. Cheese has done nothing but flourish. Intrinsic to this continuing knack for capturing kids' imaginations is its incorporation of modern entertainment and adherence to the robotic act that got it started in the first place. Chuck, Jasper T. Jowls, and Helen Henny are all still there, suspending a new generation's disbelief in gargantuan singing animals. Their charms, though, have been bolstered for the appetites of modern kids with more immersive games, wilder rides, and sweeter prizes.

Skytubes traverse the ceilings as an oversize human Habitrail, offering fantastical escape for energetic kids above the lights and sounds of the arcade. Staples such as skee ball and hoops now stand alongside sense-saturating simulator rides and the latest video games. At many locations, even the variety show has been modernized for the digital era. In its place is an interactive experience dubbed Studio C, where, thanks to bluescreens and video cameras, kids get to jam with Mr. Cheese himself.

May 09 2012 by Groupon

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While you're quite adept at doing The Sprinkler, your sweet dance moves aren't that helpful when it comes time to take care of yard work. Upgrade your irrigation situation with today's deal: Pay $17 (regularly $35) for one hour of sprinkler tune-up and repair from Professional Turfgrass Solutions, or spend $50 (regularly $100) for a full consultation package, including a lawn maintenance program customized to your turf's specific needs. Owner Adam Van Dyke and his team of experienced professionals will travel to your home and tune up your sprinklers to make sure your acreage continues to set the neighborhood standard. Or, they'll perform a soil test to read the pH of the ground, determine the species of your grass, detect any pest problems, and help you develop a long-term management strategy. You can keep the pop-and-lock where it belongs -- at the club -- once you lock down this deal.

May 18 2012 by Living Social

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The whole beauty of building a reading nook into a bay window is that you'll always have natural light on your side. But if your smudged panes are blotting out the sun, don't go reaching for the desk lamp. Today's deal from Red Harbor Window Cleaning Service has you covered: Pay $65 (regularly $130) for professional window cleaning for 20 interior and exterior windows, or $135 (regularly $260) for 40 windows. Since 2004, this Provo-based crew has used industry-standard, green-certified products to keep outlooks bright throughout Salt Lake, Utah, Weber, and Davis Counties. After thoroughly cleaning your glass and screens to a gleaming finish, these pros will apply their original Spot & Stain Guard. This bilaminate film provides an extra layer of protection against hard water, lime, rust, handprints, dirt, and debris -- extending the life of your windows, so you can read on.

May 12 2012 by Living Social

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Go big or go home, right? Ask the neighbors to pick up your mail and go big with this week's Escape to the 13-acre, resort-style Hilton Sonoma Wine Country in Santa Rosa.

May 19 2012 by Living Social

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