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An example of an negative review: It's a quaint and quiet little studio in Verdun where they have Yoga, acrobatic yoga and even Systema martial arts classes. The people who run the place are friendly and very nice. I went there because I was given a pack of courses as a gift. The only time I could go was on Wednesday evening and that's when they have the Yoga Foundations classes. The type of yoga was challenging and quite frankly, was awkward at times. We were instructed to build complex setups with blocks and chairs and cushions on top of which we had to lie and keep a difficult pose for a long period. Everyone had trouble getting set up and we spent more time getting ready than doing the actual poses. Finally, everyone ended up having numb legs and feet and our knees would hurt from sitting on our knees for too long. And often, the postures using the chairs left us with a lot of back an neck pain. Especially those where we had to do awkward inversions. I am very sceptical about how beneficial that was as the next day my spine would hurt in a couple of areas and a bad headache from the muscle pain in my shoulders and neck. I don't know about the other classes, but I wouldn't recommend doing the Yoga Foundations classes, especially if you have back problems. Other than that, like I said, I've only attended that one kind of class so I can't say what the other ones are like. And the people were nice too.

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An example of an positive review: My fave hot dogs in Pennsylvania (so far), great dogs, good prices, great service. Yum yum. The only problem is, if you're dating a guy named Frank from Pittsburgh, chances are he won't be well groomed at all. (Frank-too-hairy). Ba-dum-bum. The dogs do take awhile to make, but they are certainly worth it! Pitt isn't famous for it's hot dogs like, say, New York, or Buffalo, or the streets of LA, or in particular Chicago, are, but if a dog is what you want in Western PA, this is the place to come. Very friendly, good selection, and very delicious, and it definitely has that local-y vibe to it. It also has that student-y vibe. Perhaps because dogs in this part of the world are a hot (no pun intended) commodity, they are a little pricey, but a pricey dog is only one dollar more expensive than a cheap dog, really, since dogs are so cheap anyway. I have a crush on the girl who served me. Excellent, overpriced hot dogs, delicious to the last bite, get the locally raised ones, super juicy, I highly recommend it. I lowly recommend it too, if I'm lying down. The people who work herre are really friendly and the girls are cute. 5/5

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An example of an positive review: Well, it's time to firmly grab hold and pull the foot from my big, lazy, judgmental mouth. If you get here late, you're going to be singing the same tune I whined all last year. At 8am, a ridiculously early hour for me on a Saturday morning, the drive and fight to park will be well worth it - you might catch Mushroom Dude before he sells out, or get to buy insane asparagus from a farm 30 miles away for cheaper than you've ever seen. Heads of lettuce, for 2 bucks, almost too beautiful to eat. Hungry? Grab a brekkie 'rito from the Harvest Moon Grille truck and drown it in top notch homemade sauce, for 6 bucks. Or just stroll and sample cheese biscuits, spreads and salsas of all kinds, goat cheese, you know. Greens shed blew up this year - rare herbs, strange ornamentals, growers are getting specific with what they're growing, and that's rad. If you're worried about your Tarragon fairing poorly while you shop, most will let you pay and leave your babies, no problem. Yeah, the resellers I mentioned before are here and pushing tomatoes, onions, cukes, waxed and transported 2ooo miles from their places of origin, but there's also fresh curry leaves, chinese chives, other awesome things that can be rough to source in our fair city. They serve their purpose. And they're here every day, year round, and cheaper than any brick and mortar in town. After stalking it for 3 weeks, I finally bought a handmade cutting board off of Robert Waddel. It's the nicest one I've ever owned, and I baby it (as per his advice). It'll last me longer than any BB&B board, for sure, and it's frickin' gorgeous. Cheese spreads look amazing on it. And it was 70 bucks. People are talkative, excited, happy. You're going to see people you know. You'll see every kind of reusable bag ever invented, overhear conversations about DIY solar paneling, this year's garden, a sick recipe. Sorry I'm a lazy jerk, CRFM. If I spend a ton of money here every Saturday 'till winter, will you forgive me?

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An example of an negative review: I was really excited about using this service and went ahead and scheduled, completed the consult (sitter was good) and even pre-paid as they instructed. However, I had to cancel (one week prior to the event). The sitter was good at responding but I've written two emails to the owner and no response. They were good to send me the invoice but can't get them to respond when I need a refund. Disappointing.