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Output: i came to this place based on the yelp reviews and was really disappointed. i went in for straight bangs and ended up with the worst haircut i've ever gotten. the bangs were crooked and uneven and when i stated that they were uneven and crooked, the stylist said, "oh, if you flatten them down, then they're even." i don't know many people who walk around holding their bangs down in order for them to look even; didn't seem right to me. i came back two days later for a re-cut with someone who was supposed to have more experience than the first guy. i went in and asked her as she was cutting about her level of experience and it was the same as the first guy who chopped up my hair. i was given contradictory information about the people cutting my hair, which i did not appreciate. luckily the second stylist was able to at least fix my cut to not look like a mullet growing out. i really should've specified one of the stylists mentioned in previous yelp reviewers, but i thought any stylist would be great considering this place has 4.5 stars. this place only gets two stars because of the hand and scalp massages they offer to clients; otherwise i'd give it zero stars. i really wanted to like this place, but i unfortunately will not be returning.

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Output: I always make a point of visiting the Conservatory and Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio whenever I visit Vegas. For those of you who have never seen it, you are in for a visual feast. The gardens are changed seasonally and around various holidays. I swear, the workers who create and put together the displays are serious artists. They are absolutely lovely. I love all of the different flowers they use and the different props. On my most recent visit, the conservatory was decorated for the upcoming Independence Day Holiday. My favorite was the giant Liberty Bell surrounded by lovely fragrant blossoms. Amazing to behold! If you love flowers, then I would highly recommend a visit to the Bellagio's Conservatory and Botanical Gardens.

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Output: Hurry for Curry, then wait. It took 25 minutes for me to get my order. Don't get it confused with the chain Curry in a Hurry, that would imply they are quick. Also don't get it confused with Naan and Curry in San Francisco, because then it would be cheaper, faster and better. This is the second time I've eaten here. The first time I had the chicken curry (which took awhile too). Also, I was confused, because I thought Indian Curry is usually thick like a paste. This curry was extremely watery. Also, I was confused because they gave me a tiny little piece of undercooked bread, which I guess was supposed to be the naan. The second time was when I had to wait (longer I mean). When I finally got my order, my extra order of naan wasn't ready. Although they certainly had enough naan for everyone else. I sat down, finished my food, and sure enough no extra naan. The naan I had was still undercooked, so I thought they would just under cook the extra too, since they don't bother to finish cooking it fully. Furthermore, what's with the ordering through computers? Are they meant to save time? Or look cool? The line is always backed up with people navigating thru menus on these. Also, with the automated ordering machines, they should have extra man-power in the kitchen right? Nope. Seriously, this is Indian food gone wrong. Next time you have a curry craving go for any of the great Indian restaurants in the valley, I've liked all the ones I've tried. Or if you're downtown, go next door to the Mexican restaurant, the pizza place, or (never thought I'd say this) Subway. If you have the time hop over to Breadfruit or Pastabar. Or just wait till people tire of this place and after it closes, eat at the new restaurant that takes its place.

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I can recommend The Dance Shoppe as one of the highest quality dance studios for kids in the north valley. My daughter has attended the combo classes as little girl( age 3)l , tap classes as she got older and now hip hop (age 9 ). The classes are well organized with teachers that appear to really enjoy what they are doing. The kids learn dance terms, moves and expectations. While not the fanciest place , don't let the looks fool you. They know how to make it all come together and your child will shine. I have know a few families that have several kids attending other classes, at higher levels of technique and everyone raves about the professionalism and quality of the owners. We have attending several end of the year dance recitals and they are really well produced , choreographed and very enjoyable. The kids walk away from the performance knowing they are a dancer.