Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: The WHS is a beautiful and easy-to-navigate library where you can find old Wisconsin newspapers on microfilm that aren't available on the web. The staff is friendly, the materials are very accessible and the equipment is easy to use. The building itself is gorgeous, with vaulted, stained glass ceilings and long, old fashioned wooden desks each with small green lamps. Here's how our visit played out... Growing up as a kid, it was always fun to hear my parents' stories from their childhood in La Crosse, WI. My dad has a couple that he really enjoys recounting: one story is about an epic high school football matchup between his school and my mom's (my dad's team won, which may explain his fondness for the story), and a second story is about a lone gunman who robbed a hotel where my dad worked, my dad subsequently chased into a parking lot, and he got shot at in the chase. You can tell that both of these items of family folklore may be tweeked with a bit of exagerration. My siblings and I always wondered, are my dad's memories completely accurate, or are they big fish stories? Yesterday I convinced my parents to join me on a trip to the Historical Society, where they have a vast collection of past Wisconsin newspapers on microfilm. Tucked away in a back room, you can look up La Crosse Tribune newspapers from the 1960s, organized by month in an old school card catalog or on a new school online database. The library has tons of microfilm machines that are available for open use. You retrieve the microfilm yourself from a shelving system, and you're free to start scanning it on a manual-roller or automatic-digital machine. We quickly found newspaper evidence confirming both of my dad's stories, and his reputation for veracity remains intact. He was very pleased with our findings (I think he may have started doubting his own memory). He also got swept up by all the big headlines on the newspapers' coverpages (Vietnam, Nixon, controversies over interstate construction). The library staff was very friendly and willing to help us along during our search process. The entire visit only took us about an hour, and that's pretty quick, demonstrating how organized they've got things. We tracked down exactly what we needed in a short time amidst an enormous volume of materials and with only a vagueidea of when it all had happened. We were able to make digital, emailed copies of the newspapers for free, and we made some paper printouts of the important pages for 25 cents/page. The Wisconsin Historical Society Library is an excellent resource for the state and a great place to check on family folklore. And here's an idea: You could make a scrapbook gift for a parent, comprised of newspaper clippings that confirm their favorite stories or show big events from their childhood.
Q: positive

A: Palmyra has quickly become the pit stop half way through our retreat from a night out back home. In this role, it is verging on being the highlight of the night, it's that good. The doner kebab is amazing. The meat isn't greasy and surprisingly flavourful. Presented in a wrap rather then with a pitta bread, it removes any of the usual mess associated with a kebab and offers much more taste. The fallafels are delicious here too. I don't know what's in that pink sauce they add, but it's the perfect accompaniment, uniting the salad and fallafel into a glorious package. The prices are very good. A small fallafel comes in at around the 3 with a 10% student discount available on top of that. The service is very quick, except for the pizzas which take their time but I guess that's just a sign that they are being freshly made. The staff are friendly and there's plenty seating available. For some quick, very tasty Mediterranean food, you will struggle very much to find better.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Obviously the below reviews were written by the owners. This place is garbage. Service is awful. The "cocktail servers" come to pick up empties, ask if you are doing okay, and before you can even answer they are already halfway back to the bar. The owners are also pretty awful. We tried to do an event here to raise money for charity, we sat down with the owners to talk about drink and food specials, and supposedly ironed everything out. On the night of the event, the owners were NOWHERE to be found. The bartenders had no idea there was an event at all, and after over an hour of trying to get in touch with the owner, he finally called the bar and reneged on all of the specials. Of course by that time we had nearly 100 people in the door or on their way. The saving grace of Sagos is their sick set up for sporting events. As long as they don't kick you out of the seating area halfway through for a "special event", this place is great. There will also be NO people there because the service is so bad! Also, they changed their food, GROSS.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
So far - this is the best coffee place in town. I love how relaxed but clean and modern this place feels. I especially enjoy the days when they open their large glass doors in the front - so we can sit and enjoy our oh so smooth honey vanilla latte and mocha and enjoy some great conversation. The honey vanilla latte - smooth slightly sweet and delicious. My BF gets the mocha - initially he got one on accident after ordering a hot chocolate - but this accident was a good thing. He gets it now everytime. We have decied to make this a regular stop during the weekends - he gets a burrito (which is constantly changing) and I pick one of their yummy pastries (bagel with fresh vegi cream cheese - oh so tasty) or the home made granola. Just delicious. I also enjoy the connection to Bunky - which I can wonder through after enjoying my weekend breakfast. Well done! Well done in deed!!!!