Q: negative

A: I have to report that I just walked out of this restaurant after waiting a good 5 plus minutes for a server to show up. I was especially convinced when I looked over at the other table's greasy looking pizza. Eek! Methinks not.

Q: positive

A: On January 17, 2014 my daughter and I joined Mountainside Fitness, Peoria AZ location. Being 80 years old with a body that has been totally out of 'alignment' after major reconstructive shoulder surgery in 2012 I needed much help and a personal trainer. I am immensely fortunate that Brian Lawson of 'Core Concepts' took me on. Already, after two months of twice a week half hour intensive training, my spirits are up, my body is getting stronger and more flexible, I am sleeping more soundly, hurting much less over all. Brian challenges me within the limits of my abilities, he knows human anatomy, Brian is thoughtful, knowledgeable, professional, funny and very supportive. When entering MSF one always is greeted with welcoming smiles and a warm salutation. The facility is impeccably clean and provides a wide variety of first-rate equipment. Indeed, joining MSF in Peoria and having found Brian Lawson are lightening up my life!

Q: positive

A: My go to spot in Vegas, I LOVE the food, huge portions and always the freshest ingredients. Other places in Vegas just don't compare. I got Falafel wrap and it was just heavenly. I will be back for sure soon. Sean was fabulous!

Q: negative

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In terms of the fashion world, I'm the first to admit that I pretty much know nothing. Nonetheless, in the spirit of openness, I went to the JPG Exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts in Montreal. It was the second last day of the exhibit and there was a an hour line-up to get in. At least I now understand that fashion shows are meant as art and not really clothing. Apparently JPG paid the museum to showcase his work and contribution to the arts. A little bit of blowing his own horn but then again, I imagine that's what fashion designers are all about. - Madonna's pointy bra and some concept art by JPG - Cool concept on display in which the mannequins had a face projected on it. It made the mannequins look freaky and robotic - A leopard dress...or so it seems, 1,060 hours to create - Dress made of movie film - Umbrella and dress made of hair - Costumes for Depeche Mode, Nirvana and not surprisingly Lady Gaga