Citysearchers give Airbrush Tans of Austin a perfect five stars: > * They are super professional and work very hard to customize the formula to your specific needs. – kelisotelo > * The product they use is safe and organic and the results are awesome! I loved my natural, glowing look. – Lee P > * I got so many compliments on my appearance, but at the same time people couldn’t guess I had been “tanning” - just that I looked healthy and good. – whatleyle
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Organic vegetables are grown without the use of pesticides, as they naturally repel pests by repeating everything they say in a sing-song voice. Savor the taste of these wonder foods with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of fresh, organic produce at Allen’s Organics Farmers Market, held on Wednesdays from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m., Fridays from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. This Groupon expires October 8.
Focusing on local and sustainable produce, Allen’s Organics Farmers Market assembles vendors of local and sustainable fruits and vegetables together in one place. Visitors can browse a cornucopia of produce before pogo-sticking in-between stands to pluck seasonal selections that range from seedless watermelons, peaches, and plums to tomatoes and serrano chiles ($.31–3.99/lb.). Shop other comestibles sold individually or by the bunch (ranging from $1 for 4 to $3.99 each), including garlic, parsley, beets, leeks, asparagus, and Bradys.
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People eat three times a day to prevent mouthy mouths from brashly blurting out their distaste for the rest of the digestive system. Today's Groupon prevents inner-system quarreling by subduing chatty cheeks with tasty pub eats: for $20, you get $40 worth of savory pub fare and beverages at the EastBurn, located in southeast Portland. This deal is valid during happy hour, not to be confused with 10:10 a.m., which only looks happy because of the orientation of the hands.
Knowledgeable bartenders, a chair-swinged outdoor patio, and a vivacious neighborhood atmosphere all reside at the EastBurn, where organic, fresh, and local ingredients in made-from-scratch dishes make up their creative lunch, dinner, and late-night menus. The hand-cut calamari ($9) is swaddled in rice flour and topped with Peppadews and fresh basil before being placed atop a king-size bed of balsamic reduction and 800-thread-count marinara. Experience unity of the tongue, gullet, and stomach with the trinity fries, their russet and sweet potatoes sidekicked with a holy tomato aioli ($6).
Flavorful entrees are also in abundance, and each pairs well with selections from EastBurn's rotating lineup of fresh-kept wines and 16 draught beers. Neighbor the spice-rubbed, pomegranate-molasses-glazed pork belly ($15) from nearby Carlton Farms with a glass of zinfandel such as the 2006 Ridge "Three Valleys" Sonoma ($7.50), or marry a Voagie sandwich ($9), a sautéed stack of veggies, pesto, and cheeses, with any eligible pilsner or sauvignon blanc.
In keeping with the community-oriented vibe, local artists' works are displayed without commission inside EastBurn's comfy feasting space. The tropical-styled outdoor patio is open year-round, donning individual embedded mosaic fire tables, swinging chairs, and a retractable canvas to shield from unexpected storms and elbow drops from outer space. Knowledgeable, friendly bartenders shepherd the lively basement Taproom, where tippled tandems can square off in pinball, Skee-Ball, or galactic jai-alai, or catch live music Wednesdays through Saturdays at 10 p.m.
EastBurn was featured as one of the Oregonian's Best Outdoor Bar Hangouts and named one of Willamette Week's High-Yield Happy Hours. It was also reviewed by BarFly and featured on the Elizabeth Fuss blog. More than 100 Yelpers and three Citysearchers give it a four-star average rating:
…best of all, chair swings, it's like some super-cool east sider's version of a back porch. – Shawn Vitt, Oregonian
I've been there for lunch a few times, and dinner, and I've ordered things I don't normally order, like pork medallions, and its been amazing enough to go back for it the next week. – jennwarr, Citysearch
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In the natural world, survival of the fittest motivates foxes, frogs, and bears to stay healthy or else become food for winged sharks. Because modern conveniences such as cars and online dating naturally demotivate humans from fitness, today’s Groupon will marshal your muscles back into shape. For $25, you get five hour-long drop-in boot-camp classes at Hi Def Bodies (a $75 value). Redeem your Groupon during the first session and you'll receive a punch card good for four more classes. Boot camp is offered at 6 a.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; 7 p.m. Monday and Friday; and 8 p.m. Wednesday. Once winter ends, the boot camp heads outdoors.
When most people hear the words "boot camp," they immediately think of the grueling pain and constant verbal abuse suffered during the summer camp where they were forced to make boots. Fitness boot camps are much more fun—and a great deal of the fun of Hi Def's boot camp is that it keeps the body guessing. Personal trainer Tommy Middleton might hold class indoors or among the Oklahoma's great outdoors, and will incorporate cardio drills, short-distance running, lunges, core exercises, jumping rope, obstacle courses, circuit training, yoga, and a few surprises. Make no mistake—it's hard work, but fellow classmates of every age and athletic level will keep you motivated with their upbeat attitudes and puppetry skills.
Tommy Middleton has nine years of personal training experience and is certified in strength training, primary nutrition, functional fitness, first aid, and CPR, among other things, so he'll teach you how to safely blast your bod without busting it. Tommy will also use verbal motivation to challenge you to top yourself, such as "Toss me that boulder, would ya?" and "Please put your top back on, ma'am." And if Tommy catches you slacking, he'll throw together a friendly group competition. A full boot camp at Hi-Def lasts six weeks, but expect to see improvements in strength, endurance, flexibility, and mood by the time you reach the end of your punch card.
Boot campers from Hi Def Bodies are locked in heated competitions with their hi-def televisions to see who's the most high-deffest, but a few managed to write some shimmering testimonials:
I had my cholesterol rechecked yesterday and my bad cholesterol had dropped 39 points in 90 days. I told my doctor about boot camp and he said that is probably what brought it down. I only have 11 points to go and it will be normal…I love the way I feel and my family thanks you for helping me get healthy. – Annette Watson
Five weeks ago I stated [sic] this boot-camp, and in that short time I can now raise arm over my head. Even more, I feel strong and WOW I can already see the difference in my appearance!…I encourage everyone to participate in this camp. For me it was the difference between life and death. – Customer Testimonial
I believe I was the oldest one in the class, but kept up pretty good. (I'm early 50's)…The six weeks is over and I have never felt better…I plan on going to another six week session. Sure, it was BOOT CAMP, but we had fun. I challenge people to come at least once and you will know what I'm talking about. You will feel great too. – Berta
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