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. Want more? Check out New Akasaka Sushi on Facebook.

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Sumptuous Accommodations amid Mountain Terrain

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.

Squaw Valley USA: Hiking and Cycling Through Mountains on Lake Tahoe's North Shore

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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There was a time, many moons ago, when eating fast and well was a mere myth, a legend told by village elders. Nowadays, we know this lore to be reality, and today's deal is living proof: Pay $5, and get $10 to spend on food and drink at Quiznos on 1785 South 4130 W. You won't feel like you're in the dark ages anymore when you try the flatbread sammies (like the smoky chipotle turkey), toasty torpedos (like the tuna melt), and, of course, subs (honey bourbon chicken, anyone?). Or, if you don't have time for the bread to rise, dig in to a soup or chopped salad, made with fresh ingredients. Want to impress the other villagers at your next tribal gathering? Drop $45 and get a party platter stacked with 20 2.5-inch subs, plus ten cookies and ten bags of chips (a $90 value). See the light, and gobble up this deal at prices that are practically ancient.

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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.

Choose Between Two Options $29 for one 60-minute therapeutic massage (a $60 value) $55 for two 60-minute therapeutic massages (a $120 value)

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

The Healing Willow

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.

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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:

For $79, you get an indoor extreme-sports package for two (a $158 total value)

Two iFly first-flight experiences (a $49 value each) Two DVDs (a $15 value each) Two T-shirts (a $15 value each)

For $199, you get an indoor extreme-sports package for four (a $416 total value)

Four iFly first-flight experiences (a $49 value each) Four DVDs (a $15 value each) Four T-shirts (a $15 value each) Four hats (a $25 value each)

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.

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$20 for $40 Worth of Upscale New American Dinner Fare

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.

Kimi's Mountainside Bistro

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.

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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.

Choose Between Two Options $99 for a two-night stay for up to four in a Park Avenue cabin, valid Monday-Thursday (a $219.90 value) $109 for a two-night stay for up to four in a Park Avenue cabin, valid Friday-Sunday (a $219.90 value)

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

River's Edge at Deer Park

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.

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Constantly shaving the same area can lead to irritation, much like constantly referencing The Cosby Show. Save your skin from razor nuisance with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options $25 for one Brazilian wax (a $55 value) $65 for three Brazilian waxes (a $165 value)

Rebecca Segars at Aura Hair and Body Studio

They say good things come to those who wait. For Aura Hair and Body Studio, that thing was a person, a master aesthetician named Rebecca Segars. After a 13-year stint in the financial industry, Rebecca decided to pursue her passion for skincare. She spent the next 11 years practicing in her own studio space in Holladay, and 3 years at Got Beauty, before joining the Aura team and their talented staff of stylists. Rebecca specializes in microdermabrasion, chemical peels, facials, and waxing.

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Art and food have been intrinsically connected since the first avant-garde artist crafted a Starry Night interpretation out of egg yolks and blueberry yogurt. Celebrate the cohabitation of craft and cuisine with this Groupon: for $15, you get two tickets to the Salty Dinner Theater production of Pirates! Of Penzance? (up to a $30 value). Performances begin at 7:30 p.m. at the following dates and locations:

Madeline's Steakhouse & Grill in Sandy on Friday, June 1; Thursday, June 7; and Saturday, June 16 The Old Spaghetti Factory in Orem on Saturday, June 2, and Friday, June 8 Joe Morley's Smoked Beef & Bar-B-Q in Midvale on Monday, June 4; Saturday, June 9; and Friday, June 15

Salty Dinner Theater, which ABC 4 describes as "bringing a twist to traditional on-stage classics," combines professional players and proficient chefs to create edible productions performed at three area eateries. Pirates! Of Penzance?, a spirited riff on Gilbert and Sullivan's age-old musical, spins the gut-busting yarn of Frederic and Mabel, a pair of young lovers whose courtship must survive his pirate apprenticeship, which will last 63 years since he was born on a leap year. Seats are assigned when guests arrive to pick up their tickets, and a dinner menu is available at each venue (although not covered by this deal). Pairs gobble supper as performers interact with attendees before and during the production. Although playgoers must make reservations, this deal covers any performance at any of the venues or in the director's backyard puppet theater.

Although the Salty Dinner Theater offers discounted children's tickets, this Groupon still offers the best deal available.

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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.

$15 for Pizza Party for Four ($30.94 Total Value) One large one-topping pizza Four large drinks with free refills 20 arcade tokens

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.

Chuck E. Cheese

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.

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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:

For $18, you get an upper-level game-day package (a $36.35 total value), which includes the following:

One ticket for general-admission seating in the upper bowl-marked in orange on the seating chart-in rows 4 and above (an $18.35 value, including all fees). One souvenir Blaze T-shirt (an $18 value)

For $26, you get a lower-level game-day package (a $52.30 total value), which includes the following:

One ticket for lower-level seating in section 5, 6, 8, 9, 16, 17, 19, or 20 (a $34.30 value, including all fees) One souvenir Blaze T-shirt (an $18 value)

For either seating option, choose from the following games:

Against the San Antonio Talons on Saturday, May 26, at 7 p.m. Against the Chicago Rush on Saturday, June 9, at 7 p.m. Against the Georgia Force on Saturday, June 23, at 7 p.m. Against the Cleveland Gladiators on Friday, July 13, at 6 p.m.

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 Lesue, 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.

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Running was popular in Europe long before it caught on in America, which is why most races are measured in kilometers instead of miles and why most of the Pilgrims were eaten by bears. Race to the top of the food chain with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options $15 for one entry in the Eagle Mountain Glow in the Dark 5K Race (up to a $30 value) $30 for one entry in the Eagle Mountain Glow in the Dark Half Marathon (up to a $60 value)

Both races take place on Friday, July 13, at Rockwell High School. The half marathon begins at 9 p.m.; the 5K begins at 9:15 p.m.

Go Tri

On Friday the 13th of July, Go Tri sponsors its annual series of nighttime races with routes wending paths between local landmarks such as the Eagle Mountain City Center, Nolan Park, and the scenic Ranches neighborhood. Donning glow-in-the-dark outfits to increase visibility, without carrying a night light on a transatlantic extension cord, runners can dart through the half marathon, adopt a casual pace during the 5K, or go stride-in-little-stride with youngsters during a short fun run that ends at Nolan Park's splash pad. At the finish line of each race, participants can cool down and refuel on complimentary snacks, while prizes honor the fastest and most festively dressed runners.

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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.

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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. Want more? Check out JC Laser & Medical Spa on Facebook.

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Spacious Condos Surrounded by Rocky Mountains

Steamboat Springs didn't start out as a resort community. Located nearly 7,000 feet up in the Rocky Mountains of northwest Colorado, the town was settled largely by ranchers whose hale and hearty pioneer spirit still lingers today. Things are relatively low-key here-especially in summer-with miles of rolling hill country to serve as the setting for all kinds of open-air pursuits. Mountain Resorts is one of the oldest property-management companies in the area, providing spacious, family-friendly condominiums and concierge services from a staff mostly made up of Steamboat Springs natives.

Both properties encompassed by this deal-the Ranch and the Phoenix-lie within Yampa Valley. The Ranch is distinctly rustic, surrounded by 36 acres of tree-studded hills and featuring wooden decks and wood-burning fireplaces in each condo. The Phoenix, on the other hand, has a more modern look following a recent $4 million renovation that included installation of all-new stucco and siding. Both properties enjoy access to outdoor heated pools and hot tubs, and the spacious two-bedroom suites include full kitchens and living rooms with pullout sofas.

Steamboat Springs, Colorado: Historical Ranch Town in Rocky Mountains

Steamboat Springs was named after its roiling mineral springs, which sounded to some early pioneers like a chugging steamboat. It's known as the birthplace of recreational skiing in Colorado thanks to a ski jump built in 1914 by cross-country champion Carl Howelsen. The slopes continue to draw visitors to town, but there's plenty to do in warmer weather. There are more than 50 miles of nature trails and wildflower fields for hiking, several mountain-view golf courses, and high-country lakes and streams that provide ample fishing. One network of rivers even flows through the downtown area, with launch points along the way for seasonal tubing.

Steamboat Springs retains vestiges of its history as a ranching center. Spur-clad cowboys still stroll the main streets, which are lined with western art galleries and clothing boutiques. Throughout the summer, the town hosts a pro rodeo series that includes traditional shows and Wild West-themed block parties. During the 32nd annual Hot Air Balloon Rodeo on July 7 and 8, ranchers will try to one-up each other by performing airborne tricks such as dipping into the lake and hogtieing clouds.

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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.

$149 for a Teeth-Whitening Package ($504 Total Value) Boost in-office whitening treatment (a $399 value) Comprehensive exam (a $69 value) Bitewing x-rays (a $36 value)

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

Falling Creek Dental

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.

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Most dancing requires a predictable beat, which is why party DJs rarely play symphonies or audiobooks of Stephen King novels. Trade cliffhangers for club sounds with this GrouponLive deal to see RedFoo & Cherry Tree Present Sorry for Party Rocking tour, featuring LMFAO with Far East Movement, The Quest Crew, Sidney Samson, and more at the Maverik Center in West Valley City. For $25, you get one general-admission floor ticket for Wednesday, May 30, at 7 p.m. (up to a $71.20 value, including all fees). Doors open at 6 p.m.

Despite their determinedly of-the-moment sound, RedFoo and SkyBlu are carrying on a long pop lineage: the former is Motown founder Berry Gordy's son, the latter his grandson. As red-hot electropop duo LMFAO, the uncle-nephew pairing electrifies dance floors with manic odes to party life. The 2012 Sorry for Party Rocking tour explodes with fan favorites such as "Party Rock Anthem" and newer hits such as "Sexy and I Know It," whose bouncy swagger dominated the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 28 weeks. Meanwhile, the band parades in neon animal prints amid backup dancers, bobbing beneath giant robot heads, tossing inflatables into the crowd, and creating a spectacle Metro Weekly calls "enormously entertaining."

The LA-based foursome Far East Movement straddles the worlds of underground DJ culture and crowd-pleasing electronic dance music with such hits as "Like a G6" and "Jello." After winning the third season of MTV's America's Best Dance Crew, The Quest Crew diversifies the bill's skill set with acrobatic hip-hop moves, gravity-defying leaps, and dangerously intense head bobs. Amid a trio of other energetic opening acts, Dutch DJ Sidney Samson draws attention to his electro-house beats and intense remixes of everyone from Kylie Minogue to Lil Jon.

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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.

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Despite their mechanical nature, cars are sensitive and must be groomed, protected, and lulled to sleep by the sound of a mechanic ripping up a Haynes manual. Show your car you care with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options $9 for a single rock-chip windshield repair (a $19.95 value) $19 for $50 toward a windshield replacement, and a lifetime family membership for rock-chip repair (a $149+ value). Purchasers of this option are also eligible for a 50% savings on a safety and emissions inspection. $19 for a lifetime family membership for rock-chip repair (a $99 value), valid for unlimited windshield rock-chip repairs for any vehicle in your family's fleet.

Technicians operate both in the shop and on the road, traveling to homes or offices to repair windshields on the spot. The team services all of Davis, Salt Lake, Utah, and Weber counties.

Though Diamond Glass sometimes features a discounted price online, this Groupon still offers the best deal available.

Diamond Glass

At Diamond Glass, trained and certified technicians restore and replace auto glass with safety-tested original-equipment-manufacturer parts and adhesives that meet or exceed manufacturer's standards. During 15-minute rock-chip-repair services, specialists infuse cracks in glass with special translucent adhesives instead of well-chewed bubble gum. The windshield technicians also travel to homes and offices to perform mobile windshield replacements. On the road or in the shop, the Diamond Glass team backs its services with warranties and helps to keep cars healthy with additional services such as safety and emissions tests.

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Getting a professional haircut is less dangerous than lowering your head over the stove and pulling it back when the strands sizzle up to the right length. Get a smoking-hot new 'do with this Groupon.

Choose from Four Options $15 for a haircut and style (a $30 value) $25 for a haircut, style, and deep-conditioning treatment (a $50 value) $45 for a haircut, style, and full color (a $90 value) $55 for a haircut, style, deep-conditioning treatment, and full color (a $110 value)

Pure Beauty Salon

Half salon and spa, half fashion boutique, Pure Beauty Salon has every facet of beauty covered. Stylists make over manes using popular product lines such as Joico, Moroccanoil, and color by Wella, leaving heads looking chic and ready to reward themselves with one of the shop's embroidered hats or flowery scarves. Guests can inquire about feather hair extensions to match the plumage dangling from just-purchased earrings or a favorite chicken suit or pick out a new handbag to coordinate fingertips coated in OPI polish or CND shellac. Between shopping and stints in the styling chair, guests can also seek out the salon's skincare sage and master aesthetician, Valerie, who keeps skin looking soft and smooth with facials and waxing services for the full body.

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Until the personal watercraft was invented, mankind's only hope for summer fun involved hitting candied hams with tree branches. This Groupon celebrates watery invention.

Choose Between Two Options $99 for a half-day rental of one three-person jet ski with three life vests and a trailer $179 for two half-day rentals of one three-person jet ski with three life vests and a trailer

Invert Sports

At Invert Sports, the staff and owners have one goal: to make it as easy as possible for people to enjoy the West's myriad scenic waterways. Whether at Utah's Lake Rockport or the Deer Creek Reservoir, Invert Sports's customers can rent jet skis, speedboats, wakeboarding boats, and houseboats. To enhance a day on the lake in a MasterCraft speedboat or ski boat, boaters can also rent paddleboards, tubes, water trampolines, or kneeboards. Party boats seat up to 18 passengers for floating festivities, and chartered boats leave the piloting to the professionals so boaters can relax and play gin rummy with a seagull.

Additionally, available tow vehicles allow boaters to get to and from destinations such as Utah Lake, and delivery and pickup services erase the need to hitch and haul cumbersome boats and jet skis. Invert Sports also rents ATVs for summer adventures and snowmobiles for exploring the rugged, snowy terrain surrounding the local lakes and rivers.

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Establishing a regular exercise routine is a great way to show your body you care and is much less painful than swallowing a greeting card. Celebrate fitness with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

$25 for three CrossFit foundation classes (a $150 value)
$50 for three CrossFit foundation classes and four weeks of unlimited classes (a $300 value)

CrossFit classes, approved by lifestyle balance site, OolaMoola, tone bodies with an intense blend of calisthenics, aerobics, and weight lifting. The instructors constantly change up the workouts to prevent boredom and to maximize results. Before embarking on two or four weeks of fitness, students learn the CrossFit basics in three foundation classes.

This Groupon is valid at two participating CrossFit centers in Salt Lake City and Spanish Fork.

CrossFit OolaMoola

Nailing a job interview, taking a spiritual retreat, and heading out for a night with friends-these disparate activities all work to boost one's Oola. Fun to say and satisfying to achieve, you attain Oola when several core factors of your life are thriving. Oola might mean that you're feeling good about your fitness level, finances, career, faith, or relationship with your family, friends, and ant-farm residents. The folks at OolaMoola hope to boost Oola levels nationwide by helping their clients map out their life's goals and how they will go about achieving them. The service also boosts Oola quotients by introducing their members to cool businesses and offering discounts on services including massages, fitness, and mani-pedis.

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