Chris was awesome! He provided everyone with sunglasses so you don't lose yours!…read moreHe also provided sunscreen, water and dry bags for your phone! Went above and beyond! Had a blast enjoying Standing Bear Lake on a paddleboard. Did a little exercising with a lot of just relaxing and hanging out! I would definitely recommend and will go again!

Had the best time they gave us good instructions, took good pics they posted on Facebook for us,…read morewe will definitely will be coming back

We went tubing down the Elkhorn River in August. We tied up with a group of 9 people & 3 cooler…read moretubes for 4-1/2 hours. Every tube has a lifejacket tied to it. You do not have to wear it if you're an adult. It was almost 100 degrees & all sun, but it did not feel miserably hot, probably due to splashing in the water & cool drinks! The water is muddy & at one point there was a river stench in the air, but it did not last long. Thankfully!! There's a few sand bars you can stop & talk with other people-that was fun. It was an easy float. The river isn't that wide. There's a few logs to dodge & your butt is in the water so you have to lift up so you don't get snagged! Sometimes we got close to the rivers sides & I felt a paddle would've helped us better maneuver our float. We're able to bring pretty much anything other than glass-that'll cost ya $100 fine per bottle!! We brought a waterproof speaker, plenty of cool drinks, snacks & lots of sunscreen!! Water shoes are helpful and if you want to bring your phone, Amazon sells waterproof phone cases four for $8! Don't bring anything you don't want to lose. The river took a hat, shirt and a hair clip. We left our towels and dry clothes in the car. We only went with our swimsuit, hats & sunglasses. It would've been nice if there was a place to rinse off after getting out of the river. We really enjoyed this float and plan to make this an annual event !!

It's a nice place with lots of kids learning to cut hair. If you're interested in a decent cut for…read morea good price, you probably can't find a better deal. My son didn't like his cut from a different sports-related haircut place, but he formed a friendship with one of the cutters at Xenon and they treated him really well. Even though Aaron is not with them anymore, I still respect Xenon for their prices and opportunity to learn by cutting hair at a decent price.

the student hairstylist was great. however I did not receive the cut I wanted nor the style. it was…read morethe instructors who were awful. they all stood up front and were talking to each other. when my stylist asked for a final review of my hair she told the stylist she trusted what she did and did not review my style. I understand the reasonable prices but after going there for the last five years, it appears the school has gone down hill. I would rather pay more and receive the style and professionalism.

I walked into my first workshop, with a camera and not a clue. I'd read my manual, twice - nothing…read morewas connecting. Thanks to Will's unparalleled teaching methods, I was not only conversational in the terminology, but knew how to put it into use - by the end of class. I'm currently part of Will's Critique Group. The assignments are fun, inspiring and challenging. It's a great opportunity to try new things and share your photography experiences with an extremely supportive group. Thanks to this Critique Course, I can see my work improving on a daily basis. Will goes the extra mile for his students. I needed to shoot in a lowlight, no flash, theatre setting, with no room for error. I sent Will an email, he got right back to me with "setting starting points" - my photos came out great! Hope to see you in class!

I have taken many photography classes and lessons over the years and have simply NOT been able to…read moreunderstand some of the very basic elements of the camera. I spent one hour with Will and he would explain things to me and if I said "I don't understand" he would explain it again but in a different way. At one point he was explaining film speed and I just could not remember whether the higher number was better when you have a little light or a lot of light and he explained it three different ways then said "use this to buy more light" and it stuck completely. I really appreciate someone who knows his stuff but as a teacher is more focused on helping me understand.

Needed to find a massage therapist quickly due to some back issues since my normal therapist was…read moreclosed. Quick Google search and found Midwest School of Massage located off of 84th Street. Midwest School of Massage has students conducting their training as well as licensed masseurs. Prices are very reasonable with you getting a discount if one of the students works on you. Very easy to make an appointment. Mine was same day. Small waiting room, but pleasantly decorated. Nice, polite receptionist. Fill out a two page form providing the particulars about yourself and the issues you are having. I ended up getting two massages at this location. First massage was with Rosemary who is a certified therapy and also assists with instruction at the school. I had some difficult areas in my back, neck and shoulders that needed to be worked fairly aggressively and Rosemary was outstanding. Great understanding of the body and how it works. Really excellent massage. She also spent 30 minutes doing Reflexology on my feet which was great as well. I would definitely ask for her again if she had availability. Second massage was with Brad; a student of the school. Overall massage was good. He was also able to work a couple of my more difficult areas and help me find relief from the pain and tension. Very satisfied with both of my experiences. Very reasonable cost; for the hour with the certified massage therapy was $55 and for the hour with the student therapist was $35. I would recommend this to anyone who was looking for a good massage for a reasonable price with the understanding that this is a school and people are there learning so each individual's experience may vary somewhat based upon the student doing the work.

After stressful week of clearing the estate of a dear friend, I had a formal event on Friday night…read more Rosemary was kind enough to book me for a massage mid-afternoon. This is a school and she is one of the pros there. She knew my stressful, sad week and lovingly laid her hands on me with a great massage, thoughtfully applied pressure and avoiding the areas we had agreed were not part of this action, this time. I left in a calmer state of mind, a peaceful soul and went to my formal event that evening able to temporarily forget my sorrows and dance the evening away. Thanks Rosemanry!

I am surprised no one has reviewed this little locally owned gem of a shop located between Mai Thai…read moreand Voodoo Taco in Aksarben Village. They sell educational games, toys and materials (Pre-K thru 12) that would be particularly useful for teachers or parents who homeschool. I've purchased books and games as presents for my nieces and nephew and the knowledgeable staff are very helpful at recommending age appropriate and popular items.

This new location is amazing! Now located in Omaha's Frederick Square Shopping Center, Located just…read moreoff Interstate 80 and close to other shopping areas and restaurants. Even a bank. Great parking and better store access. Tons of affordable items. If you are looking for gifts, they have a great selection of games. I found the figet cube and spinners priced better than online. http://www.learninghq.com