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Output: It was our first time trying poutine. It was also our last time. So much hype about poutine and everytone said go to la banquise. but it was soggy french fries covered in a sweetish gravy with salty cheese curds. HUH? Should we have been plastered to appreciate this novelty? Such a bummer, we paid our bill and left. Sadly, the most disappointing part of Montreal trip.

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Output: There are a few things I will remember, recollect and miss about places I visited in Tempe and Phoenix area this last month. While the studio is in a small business building and seems quite small from outside, the yoga space is actually quite big and with one wall mirrored gives a roomy feel. I've probably attended 9 classes here with different instructors. Most of the classes seem quite energetic and the instructors are really friendly. Monday nights, there's an 'off the wall' class which I highly recommend to anyone who is interested in learning inversions. Cynthia focusses on strengthening your core and shoulders to do inversions. It's the kind of class that makes you feel so hot inside that you actually feel cool when you leave the studio to a 100F outside! Danielle is an excellent instructor who has the best music playing during class. I don't think I'll ever be able to have as peaceful a shavasana as I've had in her energetic class which ends with "The Long Road" by Eddie Vedder and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Sara (O'Connor) focusses on stretches and while her class is a nudge more passive, expect lactic acidosis in your limbs! I've enjoyed all their classes. While I'm certainly not an expert on yoga and am still far from a 'Level 2' kinda yoga guy, I must say that finding home at this studio on my one month away from my home was just perfect. Expect to be challenged in most classes and hope you try it out and discover how capable you are!

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Output: Haven homes has beautiful properties but when I decided on a property they told me it would take 72 hours to be approved or denied... That was a week ago I'm still waiting to hear something from them... I call everyday and they give me the same story "oh you should hear by the end of today" I wish I read all these reviews before working with these people because I already gave them my $500 deposit and if I back out now I'll lose that money... Hopefully things get better if I'm ever approved **update*** moved into one of there beautiful properties and maintenance sucks! I've have things that have needed to be fixed since I moved in on the 5the of September and it's now October 2nd and these issues still aren't fixed!!!! Don't work with this place please!

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Once upon a time, I was not into beer in the least. Guess what changed that? I'll give you a hint: A dude. So, in an effort to try more craft (read: good) beer, I adventured to a far away place on the east side of the Vegas valley known as Aces & Ales. Boasting one of the most impressive menus in the area, the bar is a good place to go whether you're a seasoned brew aficianado or a total newbie. The place is so ingrained in the craft scene that it's home to the annual Stone Domination Festival, which is headed up by the Stone Brewing Co. master himself, Greg Koch. And while this place may look like an ordinary bar, don't be fooled: It's got great food, good drinks and you'll definitely meet some characters. I may have had a lame ushering in to the wonderful world of beer, it's been a good visit so far. Things of note: Beware the microphone. The food menus is massive. No, really. It should have its own zip code. I think I also remember something about A&A winning an award for best bar food in the valley. Make sure to try: The tap list is ever evolving so get your beer while its cold.Once upon a time, I was not into beer in the least. Guess what changed that? I'll give you a hint: A dude. So, in an effort to try more craft (read: good) beer, I adventured to a far away place on the east side of the Vegas valley known as Aces & Ales. Boasting one of the most impressive menus in the area, the bar is a good place to go whether you're a seasoned brew aficianado or a total newbie. The place is so ingrained in the craft scene that it's home to the annual Stone Domination Festival, which is headed up by the Stone Brewing Co. master himself, Greg Koch. And while this place may look like an ordinary bar, don't be fooled: It's got great food, good drinks and you'll definitely meet some characters. I may have had a lame ushering in to the wonderful world of beer, it's been a good visit so far. Things of note: Beware the microphone. The food menus is massive. No, really. It should have its own zip code. I think I also remember something about A&A winning an award for best bar food in the valley. Make sure to try: The tap list is ever evolving so get your beer while its cold.