Example: I wrote this for the wrong shop. Sorry. This was meant for the one on Lake Mead
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Example: I was pretty disappointed by CES 2009.  Although the turnout was pretty low (20% lower than last year by some sources), so was the innovation and excitement from most of the companies.\n\nStarting with the big CE companies, in years past, I have seen the 3D TV at the LG booth, and never really thought much of it.  You pretty much have to stand in a certain spot to get the full effect, but at least you don't need to wear any dorky glasses.  But it seemed like that this year, all the major manufacturers were showing off 3D TVs that required the use of glasses.  Not only them, but I also saw it at the nVidia booth, and probably some other booths.  I guess its innovative, but for me, pointless.\n\nLG, Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, Hitachi, Toshiba, etc. all were pretty much showing the same things I have seen in the past, and it's all pretty much TVs.  Instead of making them bigger this year, they are now just trying to make them thinner.  I was surprised not to have seen the TI booth showing off DLP this year, and come to think of it, I don't recall seeing TI at the show.  There definitely were no rear-projection TVs being shown at the show this year, so I am guessing that they will soon be phased out, especially since the cost of flat-screen TVs are still coming down.\n\nPalm didn't have a booth, but they announced the Pre which is pretty exciting news, but introducing yet another mobile OS to the market?  I love Palm, so I hope they will make it, but I think it's gonna be tough for them.\n\nMicrosoft was mostly about Windows 7, and Intel was showing off stuff I could have seen at other booths anyway.  I was sorely disappointed with Creative that was primarily about its Vado vid-cam, and did not display any of its media players.  In fact, the stage was pretty much the same as last year with Fatal1ty kicking everyone's ass in Halo.\n\nAt the Sands, the PogoPlug seemed to be the hit of the Innovations area, but the other stuff was pretty boring.  DeviceVM looks good, but they seem to be stuck with Asus for the quick-boot of the EeePC, but said they are expanding to other computer lines.\n\nThe one thing that I kept seeing at the Sands was the electronic cigarettes that look like a cigarette, but basically are a way to serve nicotine the same way as a cig, but without the carcinogens associated with a traditional cigarette.\n\nDownstairs of the Sands was the Adult Entertainment Expo which looked a lot more interesting, but also cost $80 for a one-day pass unless you are involved with the industry.\n\nIn years past, the streets of Las Vegas are jam-packed with people and cars on each of the nights of CES, but Las Vegas Blvd. this year was pretty much a ghost-town. \n\nOverall, I was pretty disappointed with CES 2009, but maybe its all because of the economy, maybe its because its the first year that Bill Gates did not give the keynote, maybe its just that trade shows are slowly becoming a thing of the past....
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Example: Unless you enjoy being told (on multiple phone calls into their office) that the pricing is one thing and then arrive to find out it's nearly double, I would steer clear of this vet. I have taken my dogs here for almost two years. While I was not thrilled that they REQUIRED a flu shot for my dog to be boarded there, that was about the worst complaint I had for them .... until two days ago. \n\nMy daughter received a kitten for her birthday and I called right away to schedule an appointment to have her spayed and declawed and make sure she was brought UTD on shots. I spoke with the receptionist and she told me my kitten had to be 12 weeks old. Even though we had a week to wait, I still confirmed all pricing with her because I wanted to ensure that I could budget for what I believe is a decent expense. I was told the spay was $65, the front declaw was $85 and the shots would be about $40. \n\nI called back the following week to schedule the appointment to bring her in and spoke with the receptionist again. This time she explained to me that the age for this type of procedure was 16 weeks, so I would have to wait an additional 3 1/2 weeks. I was not thrilled with that, but agreed - what else could I do? I confirmed pricing with her once again and was told the EXACT SAME THING. \n\nThree weeks later, I called and made her appointment. I made it for the morning of  at 8 am to drop her off. I was a little annoyed that they had not even given instructions on not feeding her after midnight, making sure she didn't drink, etc., but I arrived and signed her in, sat waiting for the vet in the room for 20 minutes and was finally ready to get the show on the road. The first thing the vet did was attempt to pressure me into over $100 worth of bloodwork incase the kitten was sick with some disease that the bloodwork would reveal. I expressed that I was not prepared to take on that expense and would like to move forward with the spay/declaw/vaccinations. She then talked to me about the procedure and said \""You are aware of the pricing?\"" I said yes and quoted exactly what the front desk had told me - $65 for spay, $85 for front declaw and about $40 in shots. She got a shocked look on her face and said that was not right. Then said she would be back. She came back in with a print out and the cost of the declaw was double. It turns out there is a $40 block and a $40 pain injection that are added to the $85 cost of the declaw- bringing the total to $165. When I had a fit because that is not what I was told over the phone TWICE when I requested information, she actually had the nerve to tell me that I shouldn't have discussed pricing with the receptionists because they aren't always accurate.\n\nI'm sorry but when I call into your company and ask about pricing and someone tells me, I assume they are accurate. If they aren't capable of sharing the correct information, don't allow them to handle customer service.\n\nI left upset and disappointed. I told them I would not be back with my cat or my dogs and would be sure my mom pulled her dog from their location too. Her response? \""Ok. Sorry\"" That was IT. Now I'm on the hunt for a good, reputable vet that can do the spay/declaw/vaccinations. So disappointing. \n\nDon't go here ... find someone who can accurately quote pricing and cares about your animals instead of their checkbook.
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Example: Great Filet Mignon. Asked medium rare but received it medium but still very juicy and tender.  Double baked loaded baked potato was huge and amazing.  Great for dates but was actually there with a bachelor party of 10 men and worked out great.  Very pricey but when in Rome..
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Example: As recent Los Angeles transplants, this has become our favorite place in Las Vegas to grab dinner to go. The Chicken Tikka is amazing and the Saag Paneer is one of our favorites that no one ever mentions. Can't recommend Mt Everest enough.
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Example: Food is great...Pulled POrk Flat bread delicious and loved the hush puppies on kids meals.  The place looks also very nice compared to its previous owner.  Only hope is that they lower the lights at night some since its too bright to go for just drinks..But the drinks themselves were great!
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Example: Their salad along with their soup is no longer that great. The salad is a mediocre romaine and they no longer offer the bleu cheese wedge along with the soup and salad combo. They want an extra 5.99 (4.99 with entre) and I don't think it's worth paying 14.00n for a soup and salad from here. Sorry, guys...lost a star in my book.
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Example: The dentist was very nice. I really like him. However, his staff is terrible. Not only was the hygienist extremely aggressive with the tools, she was also very rude and abrasive. I have perfect teeth and I have never had any work done in my life. I've been to two dentists since this visit and they have all said my teeth are in great condition. The hygienist at Alameda spent the whole visit trying to upsell me on services that are totally unnecessary for me. I have confirmed this with two dentists since this appointment. Then on top of all of it, they have been harassing me by email and multiple phone messages for over a year since I went here to schedule another appointment even after I asked them stop calling. It's a shame such a nice doctor has to be ruined by his terrible staff and business procedures.
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Delicious!!!  We had butter chicken (which was a little sweet for me, but I think that's the dish, not the restaurant) and curry chicken and both were quite good.  The naan was fabulous, the service was quick, the waiter was friendly.  Add in that the place is BYOB and all I felt was lacking were the token peas that you usually get in the rice at Indian restaurants.\n\nThe ambience was solidly middle-of-the-road.  It wasn't fancy and it wasn't a dive.  I think I remember that the music was a bit odd, though.\n\nDefinitely check it out; we will be back after we've sampled a few of the other Indian places nearby that I've seen getting good reviews on Yelp.