Example: day 17\n\nmy final training session in vegas. fitting it is here. named simply after the man himself sergio penha. a true legend in brazilian jiu jitsu. he's an old war horse who's a brilliant technician and is all about one thing, submission and excitement.\n\nhis academy 6 or more black belts. some of the cleanest mats around. and its fairly large. its about a year old so he has a lot of new students and a great time to come in, cuz a new school needs a new team.\n\nmy trip had me feeling down cuz i felt trapped in vegas in a way. i have a buddy i am meeting in colorado and he wont be there til sunday so i'm stalling in vegas until he's a few days out from coming back.\n\nbut meeting sergio and training with him lifted my spirits. his passion for jiu jitsu is contagious and all his guys and girls are all tough as hell!
Class: trilogic


Example: I went here seeing 4.5 stars at yelp . This restaurant is not even 1 star . Food is terrible & service is worst. They offer only plain naan , neither rotis nor garlic naan . Appetizers samosas pakoras were not fresh , must be previous days left overs . Do yourself a favor and go to mint for a satisfying indian buffet.
Class: mool


Example: The food was fine, but my problem was with the service.  \nOur waiter was hard to catch, and I ended up having to get help from the sommelier twice because he was the only one who checked on us.  \nThe sauce that came with my steak had cilantro in it, which I dislike.  I asked if they could make it without the cilantro, and the waiter was pretty rude and told me that they don't make the sauce fresh, so they can't make it without any ingredients.  I would think an expensive restaurant like this would make their sauces fresh and would accommodate patrons.\nI agree with everyone else-- the music was too loud.  I couldn't carry on a conversation with my guests at all.  \nIf you're looking for a good steakhouse, try the one at Circus Circus.  If you want to spend a bunch of money on a mediocre dinner so you can brag to your friends, try Jean-Georges.
Class: mool


Example: I love this particular Sprouts for the same reasons that other people like the other stores in the chain: emphasis on natural, at budget-friendly prices. Lots of fresh produce, dry foods, supplements, beverages, meats, dairy, and much more - and of course, those great inexpensive freshly-prepared sandwiches. The reason I prefer this particular store at the corner of Peoria Av. and 51st Av. is, it is never crowded!
Class: trilogic
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This place has a lot of potential, but they really need to get their act together.  We did not get what we were expecting. \n\nFirst, much of the resort is under construction.  So much in fact, that we thought it was a newer resort.  According to one of the traffic officers we talked to (as we waited to actually be able to get out past the construction) it's not a new property, but the resort is ALWAYS doing work.  We would have loved to know this before booking.  The construction was inconvenient when traveling the grounds, and the pools were closed for work (what's a resort without a pool?).  The majority of the shops on the property were available for lease, so there wasn't really much in the way of shopping or dining on site. \n\nOne of the biggest disappointments is that we were not given everything that was promised with the room.  Their website states that a \""complimentary fishing permit\"" is included with the room. As of 6/9/2013 the website still says this.  Prior to arriving we called the resort to ask if this permit was a Nevada fishing permit, or exclusive to the resort lake.  We were told it was a Nevada license and could be used to fish at any lake in Nevada.  Wrong!  There was no Nevada fishing permit, nor complimentary fishing permit of any kind.  They said what they offered was actually a card where we could pay (Yes, PAY.  That doesn't sound complimentary) based on what we caught and then return the fish to them.  Really?  Who pays for fish they don't even get to keep?  Aside from that, however, even if we had decided to go for this card option, it wasn't even available to us.  We were told fishing was not currently permitted because they were restocking the lake.  Yet another amenity that was unavailable.  Why does their website say guests receive a complimentary permit when this isn't the case, and why were we given incorrect information when we called?  We felt cheated.  When we went to the front desk to talk about it, they weren't willing to do anything to accommodate and just acted like it wasn't their problem they were advertising services they didn't deliver. \n\nWhen we booked the resort, we purchased a deal that included free breakfast every day, as well as other extras including free appetizers at the Sonrisa grill.  Guests booking with this deal should be aware that the free breakfast is a choice of either pancakes or eggs, each with smaller portions than the typical menu options.  Also, we were told we were not allowed to use both appetizer vouchers.  I find this ridiculous since we paid for them in the package we bought.  It was just one more thing we were promised and not given.  \n\nAs for the room itself, it was ok.  It had a kitchenette, including a small stove, microwave, dishwasher, and pretty much anything you could need to cook.  This was nice and was probably the best part about the room.  As for the rest, the showers were really strange.  It was like the shower nozzle hadn't been centered quite right, so if you wanted to get properly under the water, you have  to move to the side and be attacked by the shower curtain the whole time.  The decor was standard and the bed was comfortable enough.  It wasn't the worst room I've stayed in, but it certainly wasn't the nicest, either.  Be aware that unless you hit it at the right time, you won't get to park in the secure garage.  It's small and tight with not nearly enough spaces for how large the resort is.  Also, if you need reliable internet while you travel, this isn't the place for you.  The connection was horrible.  \n\nWhen we checked out, nobody bothered to ask how our stay was.  Probably because they knew it was pretty lousy overall.  Bad job, Aston.  We won't be staying here again and we were sorry to give any of our money to a resort that is so apathetic to its customers and so deceptive in its advertising.  \n\nOn a side note, the bartenders at Harry's were great.  We also had free drink vouchers with our package, but we don't drink alcohol.  They didn't give us a hard time about it and were cheerful and accommodating with substitutions.  They were the only decent service we got during our stay.  I feel bad that they are associated with such a rotten place.