Q: negative

A: I completely agree with Samantha N., this place is too crowded on the dance floor. There are two dance floors but both of them were uncomfortably crowded. However, I really liked the decor and for that reason I would say you should come here once if you have time, do a loop and then maybe head out to a place where you can actually party and have fun. The cover is only $20 and if you call ahead you can get on the guest list for no additional charge, and we didn't have to wait more than 20 minutes to get in. I had a fun night just looking at all the stuff they had set up, the girls in the tubs, the Buddhist (or taoist?) statue room, and the traditional Cambodian dance going on on the screens. Another minor thing that pissed me off was that we got in at 11:45 (the guest list rules say you have to get there before midnight) and the coat check was not set up yet. If you require people to get there before midnight, you should have the coat check set up at midnight. What's even weirder is that we came back 15 minutes later and they took our coats, but at the same time I heard them telling some other girls that the coat check was not set up yet. This struck me as sketchy.

Q: negative

A: Huh? This was the only nightclub in Vegas that we had to pay for and was not worth one penny. Let me note that the entrace was not appealing. I felt like I was paying to get into a fun house at a carnival. We came here on a Saturday night and the crowd was pretty scarce. Awkwardness, bordem, and confusion was felt while I was here. We had a much better time leaving the place and heading over to Subway O'Sheas and meeting this Canadian hockey player.

Q: positive

A: This is the French name of the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation). The headquarters of the CBC/Radio-Canada are located in Ottawa, ON. The main English production city is Toronto, ON and the main French production city is Montreal. The Societe Radio Canada operates in French: - a general purpose television network (main station: CBFT-2, Montreal) - a all news television network (RDI) available via cable and satellite service - 2 radio services (one general, used to be on the AM but now on the FM band and a cultural radio service on 100.7 FM). The SRC also is a participant on: - Radio-Canada International (short waves radio) - The aboriginal tv network (cable tv network) - The federal parliament broadcast network (cable tv network) The SRC/CBC owns the largest network of television and radio antennas in Canada, from coast to coast.

Q: positive

A:
My boyfriend and I took a road trip to Arizona during Jan. We came to Phoenix and discovered how there isn't much to do! We didn't think we would go to the Desert Botanical Gardens but we decided to go. We were so impressed! We went on a tour with our guide, Archer, who was adorable, friendly, and knowledgeable. I really recommend going on the tour. We then just walked around. It was interactive and we got to see some animals. Then we went to the store and they had such interesting cacti! We bought the bunny ears and the dinosaur back. When we bought them, the cashier told us where they are from and wrapped the bunny ears for me and told me to be very careful since it really itches if you get pricked. Very nice and personable. It was a really enjoyable experience!