Example: Rich and decadent gelato at reasonable prices.  While the fruitier flavors will be a bit more icy than smooth, the creamier/chocolatey ones are the perfect smooth texture.  The flavors are not overly strong, which is fine with me since I will usually have a combination of flavors, and the more mild flavors balance each other out.  I have been a fan of Angel Sweet gelato for years, and will continue going here as long as I am in Arizona.
Class: decatoic


Example: I've  been to a few QS&L's over the years, around the country. The one in Madison, WI always had a nice bike night....\n\nAnyway, I've always found their food to be perfectly acceptable. Obviously one is not looking for gourmet quality food at QS&L, but just decent quality bar food and cold beer is fine, along with a nice, fun, environment.\n\nWell, the QS&L in Pineville sucks.... there's no other way to put it.\n\nActually, our beer was cold.... and the food was ok. I had a pasta bowl thing, that was pretty good. Wife had a shrimp basket that she didn't really like - the shrimp were more breading than shrimp and very oily in a bad-deep fried kind of way.\n\nThe BIGGEST problem of our visit was the idiot tending bar. We stopped in on a Saturday afternoon and it was pretty slow. We sat, and she continued to talk to her co-worker for 5 minutes. When she finally did come over, there was no apology, or even a friendly hello.... just, \""what do you want\"".\n\nWe should have followed out instincts and left right then and there.\n\nHer service never did improve... even though she only had us, and a guy and his son at the bar.\n\nI was going to speak to the manager, but he didn't really seem to care about too much either.\n\nStay away.
Class: selenographically


Example: We have a feeling the \""Hollywood\"" theme is definitely more up-to-date and appropriate in the US than the Arabic theme right now. Such are the realities in the seventh year of the second millennium. The new facelift seems promising. Good vibe overall, in spite of the mess outside and the incomplete transition from Alladin's badly interpreted Arab kitsch to a Hollywood bling-bling kitsch. Can't wait to see the final result in a few months.\n\nRooms are clean overall, and have no heavy stench that is otherwise typical for most hotels on the South Strip. Bathrooms are nice too. Separate toilet, shower and a good size 2-person bath tub that comes handy to relax two tired bodies that have been slaving out badly during the heavy workweek back in LA...\n\nHowever, we did found some \""artefacts\"" from previous visitors (a few long thick black hairs, clearly from an Asian woman)... sigh. Nothing is perfect. So we lowered the star rating to 4 for that reason. So far this is the only thing that disturbed our trip. But hey, we are still here- we never know what else can go wrong... right?
Class: decatoic


Example: A local friend who considers Dr. Bebko an extraordinarily good vet checked and was told Dr. Bebko did consult with other out of area vets and would be happy to do that with my vet on behalf of my very sick kitty, but the cat's records would need to be faxed to him. \n\nMy vet's office, here in Texas,  did so, and because the chest x-rays could only be sent via e-mail she called Dr. Bebko's office. She was told that Dr. Bebko did NO consultations regarding an animal he had not personally seen.  He added that she (my vet tech) was wasting his and her time, that Dr. Bebko would NOT be looking at the faxed information., and not to bother with the x-rays.  (Since my cat has a collapsed lung, records without x-rays are pretty useless.) \n\nWhen I reported this to my friend who had spoken so highly of Dr. Bebko, she called his office and was told the exact opposite...  Maybe the doctor IS good, but I'll never know because his office is either certifiably crazy or incredibly rude...maybe both. \n\n And, yes, of course there are feline specialists right here in Texas, but I wanted THIS particular doctor because of my friend's recommendation.
Class: selenographically
Considreing the above, classify the following: I was here for a work event that lasted for a few days.  The staff and facilities at this place are amazing.  They are extremely attentive and the resort is picturesque.  \n\nThere's a strip mall across the street from the resort but as a first timer in the resort it was a bit confusing to get off the property to see where the strip mall was located (even with directions from the staff).  Once I figured it out, it was really easy and each subsequent time that I needed to head out to the strip mall I wondered why this seemed challenging!\n\nGreat place overall and I'm sure if you were going for personal (rather than professional) reasons it would be even better!