Example: Thank you Dear God for allowing me to sit only three rows from the stage for this show. \nWhat an experience. Folks, this is no minor league Vegas show for wimps. Rock of Ages is the real thing and beleive me if you're lucky enough to ever see this show your heart will be rockin in your sleep, you'll be humming (or in my case singing) the tunes for days to come and you'll be saving you bucks for the opportunity to see it again next time you come to Las Vegas.\nIf I could, I'd give Rock of Ages 10 Stars!\n\nROCK ON!!!!!!
Class: outlighten


Example: We only went for lunch. It was not the best. We started out our meal with a very cranky lady at the till. Were seated by a very nice woman who had a smile on her face. She was the only person in the joint who could muster politeness (even fake is appreciated). \n\nWe were seated next to three tables filled with dirty dishes. Two of the tables stayed dirty for the entire hour we were there. Our server brought us 4 oz. glasses of our chosen beverage. He did refill them for us twice. However, after the first 20 minutes of our meal he disappeared. Literally. He was never seen again. If he went off shift they never replaced our server. From there on out we had to get our own drinks. I noticed several others serving themselves as well. \n\nThe selection is extremely limited. There was a station where a lady was cooking salmon in small batches. Otherwise you could get dried out fried chicken, paper think pork chops that were cold, or a slice of rotisserie meat. End of meat selection. \nThe hot sides were not any better. The gravy had a nice thick film across it and the instant mashed potatoes were runny. The macaroni and cheese was unappealing.\n\nThe salad bar had many different items. However, most of the salads were old as well as the condiments. Mushrooms were not white, lettuce was orange rimmed and many other off color items. To top it off the dressings were very messy. Dripped across one another and all over the greenery. No one wiped down the bar or tidied up the area. \n\nIt was cheap we had a buy one get one coupon. We only had to pay about $10. It truly was one of the worst places I have eaten in the 2 1/2 years I've been in Vegas. Unless you are dieing of hunger, don't plan a trip out there to eat a buffet. \n\nI'd avoid it if possible.
Class: arming


Example: The pool water is gross and the entire area was smaller than i expected. It seems even smaller when it's filled with \""juice heads\"" and weirdos wrestling in the pool. I'd rather pass on the topless and go to a free pool.
Class: arming


Example: Fresh, tasty, excllent service. Carna Asada, Carnitas, Fajitas all good.
Class: outlighten


Example: The Big Earl cheeseburgers today were VERY pink inside and dry as a bone. $35 for 3 dry, under cooked cheeseburgers and fries that tasted as if they had been sitting for hours. The best thing about our meal was the chocolate shakes. For the money, Joey's of Chicago on Carefree Hwy has a much better burger that runs down your elbow and the fries are out of this world! They even have delicious milk shakes so why bother going back to Big Earl's... Joey's of Chicago is clean, has a much larger seating area and the staff is always friendly. Definitely not worth the money or drive.
Class: arming


Example: Ya know, sometimes things just kinda fall into place.\n\nFollowing more than 4 hours enjoying many of the treasures at the Carnegie Museums I was very hopeful of finding a local spot where I could rest my sore feet and enjoy a late lunch. Thankfully I made one right hand turn and ended up at the Union Grill.\n\nThe place filled the bill for me. I sat at the bar and was immediately assisted by Laura who remained friendly and helpful throughout my meal. I opted for the BBQ-style sandwich w/ cole slaw and fresh fruit ( I'm afraid the good Dr. has advised me to reduce my intake of waffle fries...ugh.). The order arrived quickly and well presented, The bun, fruit and tasty pickle were all fresh. While the hefty sandwich was a bit difficult to eat without decorating my shirt, it was very tasty and hot. At about $18 including tip, my lunch was an excellent value.   \n\nUnion Grill has a good selection of beer (I'm not a big $10/bottle wine guy), what appeared to be an efficient staff and a clean restroom. When combined with the tasty food and a location near the Carnegie Museums/Carnegie Mellon and Pitt, it's a place I'm recommending to any of my friends who might find themselves in the neighborhood. I hope you'll enjoy it as well.
Class: outlighten
Considreing the above, classify the following: Definitely not the best Italian I've had, far from it actually. I ordered the sweet potato ravioli with sage sauce and it was decent but it was $24 for 6 small pieces. Outrageous prices. The prices were horrible and the service was even worse. They gave us bread but brought out the olive oil when our dinner was coming out. They said they had no mushrooms or asparagus to put in our pasta which I saw plenty of people that did...not to mention I find it very hard to believe that an Italian restaurant has no vegetables period (as our waiter informed us). It was number 2 on our friend's list of places to eat but I think that list needs to be reevaluated. The location in the Venetian is nice but that is pretty much the best part of the restaurant. The others in our group did like their pizza and I thought it was decent so I threw in an extra star for that.