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Output: Dr. Sabitino is great. He is like your next door uncle, unrelated by blood but totally adoptable. His staff is great too. All women and all very friendly and professional. I think what drew my husband and I into deciding to use him as the orthodontist for our son is the bright cheerfulness of the woman who meets all the potential patients and the bright, clean, modern look of his office. We just felt very comfortable there the moment we walked into the office. He has provided excellent care for our son. Anytime my son had an issue, we were able to call and he would see him right away. Nothing is too small or too big to make sure things are done right and my son is happy with his braces or retainer. I've called a couple of times with concerns for his retainer and my concerns were taken care of right away. Which is what every parent wants. I would highly recommend this office to any mom or dad looking for an orthodontist for themselves or their kids. I think you would be very happy with the services you will receive here. From the front receptionist to the technicians to Dr. Sabitino himself. And if you do end up going to Dr. Sabitino from reading this Yelp review, can you mention my name for two reasons: one, to let Dr. Sabitino I appreciate what he is doing for my son and I'm Yelping about him and two cause I think I get a free tooth brush if he gets new patients from me . . . just kidding about the second reason~ although, I would not mind getting new tooth brushes- can always use them! It's really because I want Dr. Sabitino to know that he has satisfied patients and we are happy with him!

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Output: I have a small amount of sympathy for Stephanie, this shop that specialises in science fiction, is a bit one sided with its selection of books that, if this was your first taste of sci-fi, would give a slightly construed vision of what the genre is about and probably doesn't do a lot to dispel certain myths. Scifi is really quite an artificial term that is used to try and lump everything from high concept meditations on the human psyche and explorations of civilisation's relationship with technology to stories about space marines shooting aliens. I am a massive nerd and I won't pretend I'm not. But what I don't really like is "genre fiction" or at least genre fiction for the sake of it. I am just as bored as the next person about yet another story about a warrior, an elf and a dwarf on a quest to find a magic item. For one that's because they are usually written for the sake of it and utterly pointless (a far cry from, say, the writings on Tolkien) and two, usually badly written (because they are written fast, in serial form, to make money). So I am disappointed by Transreal's emphasis on the sort of assembly line scifi/fantasy that gives the impression that all writing of the sort is the same. There isn't enough of writers like J G Ballard or Ursula Le Guim, artists who used the future, technology, imagined worlds, to explore ideas- and therefore are unfairly judged when they are lumped together- because these ideas carry nothing intrinsic, they might be bad, you might hate them, but don't write them off because Amazon classified them as "scifi". Scifi, at the end of the day, is just a category, and it would be as unfair of me to write off Romeo and Juliet because I don't like romance novels, as it would be to write off I am Legend because it's scifi. Okay so that was quite a rant, but hopefully you can see my problem with Transreal. In its defence, there IS a market for this sort of fantasy fiction, and in all honesty its a mostly harmless market. I do respect Transreal and even if there is an emphasis I don't like, there is still some great books there with respected authors like Ian M Banks represented. It is a small shop, and I noticed that there were some more interesting books in the "new titles" section, so my guess is that they can't keep everything, and they keep the most popular. And at the end of the day, nerd that I am, I am still far more comfortable in a shop like this than I am in most.

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Output: It's pricey, but you get what you pay for in the fair trade, hand dripped, one of a kind coffee joint. Everything about this experience screams "earthy". As it is located in a highly trafficked area, this place is the 'beatnik' reprieve for anyone suffocating from the almost overwhelming amount of Black&Yellow that is the strip district. I love this place, i truly do!

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Arrived at 6:45 pm on a Wednesday. Table for 4? The wait will be 60+ minutes. There was no waiting area. No bar to wait for our table. Since it was FREEZING outside, we couldn't enjoy Lawrenceville. There were 2 options: Sit in the car and wait OR find another venue. So... we went elsewhere. I did see a few open tables that I'm sure were reserved, but if they were told 60+ minutes on a Wednesday... they probably did what we did, too. Maybe we can try again for ... Saturday lunch? Hopefully then the wait will be less ridiculous.