Q: Words have always come easy to me. However, even for the (self-professed) eloquent writer that I am, this was a difficult review to write, but only because words are insufficient to convey their industrious work ethic, flexibility and cultural sensitivity, excellent quality of the output. Everyone knows how painstaking and stressful wedding planning is, but not everyone knows that no matter how meticulous one is over the planning, not everything goes exactly according to plan on the day itself, or that the memories of the day are fleeting. Or at least, I didn't. As we embarked on the task of planning our wedding (foolishly innocent as we were, we didn't realize how arduous it would be), the first decision that we made was that we would have Chris and Alicia of Orange Soda Photo cover our wedding. I knew the couple from diving lessons three years ago, and I fell in love with them immediately. They are fun and easy to get a long with and their patience and dedication knows no bounds and I had already made up my mind then (when no thoughts of a wedding loomed in my mind) that they would photograph my wedding. My husband didn't know them, but he too readily agreed, persuaded by my comfort, even before he met them. It was the first decision we made, it was the easiest, and it was the best. They tried to help in every way they could throughout the planning process, connecting us to vendors, giving us tips on negotiation, adjusting and readjusting their schedules to fit with ours. We were vague in our estimate of time. We told them we'd need them at 5am in the morning on the day of the wedding and that it would go on till about 3 or 4pm, and then that the reception would start at 6:30pm or 7 and go on till it ended. They were on board, unfazed by the long hours and the uncertain schedule. (Oh, and Alicia was due when they both did our engagement photos in Calico Basin. Yes, she trekked with us and took our photos. Talk about dedication!) It's not easy to plan a traditional Indian (Telugu Brahmin, to be specific) wedding in Las Vegas, let alone in 2 and 1/2 months, and needless to say, there were a lot of changes, up to the very last minute. Even the wedding ceremony went several hours over. Chris and Alicia were patient and accommodating, and always upbeat and positive. We are very grateful to them for being there from the beginning for their support, dedication and for beautifully capturing moments that we missed. Our wedding day is more than just a vague memory, thanks to Chris and Alicia of Orange Soda Photo. I'd give them more stars, if yelp weren't traditionally stuck to 5. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Yeah, it is a national chain sushi restaurant, but each location I have been to around the country delivers on atmosphere, presentation/selection and taste! We ordered a bit of everything which is always the case, like a self-proclaimed tasting menu. Starters: the Kimchi salads. The spicy pickled cabbage was sweet, crisp, light, and refreshing - the perfect appetizer. Of the variety of sushi on the table, the hands-down favorite were the hand rolled scallops. These are rich, sweet and more filling. One was fine with everything else we had going on at the table. We ate earlier than usual (7:00pm) and had no problems making a reservation earlier that day. Great crowd. Short cab ride from our hotel. Nice experience. OPTIONS:
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Q: I had a fill done here the other day. The old part of the (fake) nail was clipped and filled - I can see the old part under the new part. It is jagged and a different color and it looks terrible. My right hand nails are longer than the left. The tech asked me if I wanted square or round. I said, I like it just the way they are (rounded). She gave me square and the left hand is a lot more square than the right. It's aggravating but it's a first world problem, right? OPTIONS:
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Q: Came on a Sunday night. I liked the layout, as it has a nice vibe, 2 stories, and a patio that overlooks the strip. It's on the 53rd floor, so you really get a good view. Easy to get in and bartenders are good. Free access to all the other bars and clubs in Palms when you go in. I think it is 40 bucks, but just go get the free passes from the promotors on the strip. OPTIONS:
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positive