Sentiment analysis: This neighborhood branch library has been updated. It opens onto the street not the back of the parking lot now. It has a charming little outdoor walled nook to read on days it's not too hot - a wonderful touch. The update devotes roughly 2/3 of the space to Internet access or social gathering spots - one each for children, teens, and a space that can be used for meetings or watching film or presentations in a group. Book/dvd stacks are a small fraction of the space now - you can access the system-wide inventory digitally and request an item be sent to this branch. The place was packed at 3PM on a recent Wednesday with all sorts of ages and ethnicities. Thinking about the changes as compared to the libraries I grew up with, I was reminded of the American Public Library system's founder, Andrew Carnegie, and why he gave his Bill Gates-sized fortune to create the library system - to allow those who are don't have the resources a place to learn for free so they can move up the social ladder - just as he did - although he had to pay for it as a desperately poor ghetto child in the for-profit libraries of his time. I'm glad that basic principle remains in place, even though the physical books have become largely irrelevant.

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Sentiment analysis: If your grandparents are in town, then they will probably like Cracker Barrel. Very bland menu. My waitress was a little odd and really seemed unorganized with her tables. I ordered the Uncle Herschel's Favorite .Two Eggs with Grits, Sawmill Gravy and Homemade Buttermilk Biscuits along with Real Butter and the best Preserves and Grilled Pork Chop is what's on the menu. However, the grits were really runny, eggs overcooked, the "grilled" pork chop need salt nor was it grilled and the "best" Preserves, I have no idea what that's supposed to be. I really don't think Uncle Herschel would like the dish! My coffee cup was never filled until I was ready to go. It's cheap but really not what I had expected from Cracker Barrel.

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Sentiment analysis: I'm just going to say it how I saw it. After a night of partying, we came here on a Saturday night around 3:00 am. From my previous experience here, I figured this was prime time, but I was wrong. It all started at the door. While most clubs offer something to waive your cover charge, Cheetah's didn't. After we walked in, we noticed the place was pretty much empty. We trudged on to our table after passing several sloppy looking girls. While they were nice and not pushy, we weren't looking for nice girls. What I thought could have been an all-night party turned into a few rounds of beers followed by a disappointing exit. Sorry Cheetahs, you're just not what you use to be.

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negative