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Output: 1 star for your cover-2 defense that lost me $100 on the Super Bowl. I thought yall were going to shut down Fitzgerald. You disappointed me. Wouldn't have mattered if that Big Ben TD didn't get called back and turned into a field goal, but damn your cover-2 D that let Fitz run wild on yall. National Fixed League on them spread busters. Vegas owns the NFL! Sheiiit!!!

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Output: Ever get the check and then feel like you're getting away with a crime? That's what happened here. 1 Specialty roll, 2 Regular rolls, Miso soup, Iced tea = $18. Have I had better sushi? Sure. Have a paid less for the quality sushi I ate? Probably not. Struggling to find a staple for my sushi needs downtown, Island will wear the crown for the time being (especially bc of the $2 beers). Head here for a healthy(er) quick bite when you're in the Plaza! Pro tip: If you eat at the sushi bar, you can order directly from the sushi chef. No counter order crud.

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Output: I don't travel as much as some people, but I really like the fact that it's so easy to navigate. Signs are clearly marked that it's nearly impossible to get lost. You can also play the slots while you wait for your flight which is something you can't do at most other airports. There's a decent amount of restaurants spread throughout the airport as well. It didn't take me long to get through security or anything. I wouldn't mind having a layover or a delayed flight here.

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Considering my less than glowing feelings about the "Immortal" show, I wanted to see if anything could be salvaged out of this rush of new MJ related entertainment. So in order to try to find some sort of balance and sense out of this experience, I tried this "Fan Fest". Was this truly "for the fans"? I'd have to say "Yes". It's striking how a bunch of inanimate objects and some livelier selections in music tracks could provide a much more entertaining event. This event focused on costumes, props and sets from his music videos and live performances, numerous awards, and a glittering wardrobe and attention to lavishness that would give even Liberace pause. Best of all, it was far more interactive than your average self-guided tour. The staff encouraged you to sit on some of the prop items, and were all too happy to take photos. The room was alive with Jackson's more pop and rock driven tunes, and while it played a slow song every once in awhile, it wasn't as heavy as the Cirque show was. This seemed more like a celebration than the actual "tribute". But how could one not be charmed by a recreation of his study with bookshelves and giant chess set, or the popcorn and ice cream trolleys from the Neverland estate, or a sampling of his arcade games, or the massively huge castle, or the Disney created dioramas that used to be in his movie theater? There were also the lavish interiors of his numerous cars, or the collection of fan art, or people playing the Wii version of "Michael Jackson: The Experience". Seriously, for someone who mourned the loss of his childhood, he had an amazing adulthood. Or at the very least, he had some REALLY cool things to play with. I was excited for the chance to play with the few items offered. But the Fan Fest wasn't as large as I would have hoped (I know, we're never really satisfied, are we?). After seeing online catalogs of an auction that would have taken place to sell his things years back, this almost felt like the tip of the iceberg of what could have been seen. Don't believe me? Here: http://www.juliensauctions.com/auctions/2009/michael-jackson/catalog-list.html Some of these things were at the Fan Fest, but you just wanted to experience more. Regardless, I had fun at this Fest. To see these things up close, and in select cases, touch them, made for a very personal, informative, and entertaining tour. It makes me wish that they would just turn Hacienda Palomino (his old stomping grounds here) into a museum, because I think THAT would just be awesome.