Q: Now, I can't speak for the other clinics, but this place is terrible. First off, the quality of service is mediocre. They also force you to always see the same dentist and hygienist, so they can never schedule an appointment in a reasonable amount of time or when you need it, think 3 month waiting period, like you have some lasting relationship with someone you've only seen for 5 min once every 6 mos. I dread my dentist appointment because it means I'll have to move my whole schedule around to accommodate it and if something comes up, I have to wait weeks (at least) to get another appointment. The only reason I go is because GHC forces you to use them for dental coverage, I think I'm going to drop GHC just because I hate going here for dental.

A: negative

Q: You have got to be kidding me! I guess I understand why this show stays open. It's all about the music. Everyone seems to friggin' love ABBA. But what is this musical about really.....I'll tell you what it's about....it's about an hour and an half of my life I'll never get back....NEVER! Maybe that's a little harsh, the music isn't bad, but my 3 year old nephew Milo could have written a better script and he has yet to learn the alphabet, just little scribbles. (so cute.) That being said.......even though I don't get it. It's a crowd pleaser. It's a story about a girl who's getting married and wants her dad, whom she's never met, to walk her down the aisle. Problem is there are 3 possible father's.....looks like Mamma got around. And Mamma, well she owns a Taverna and needs "Money, Money, Money" (yup, that's how they use the songs, thank god ABBA didn't write a tune about using the toilet, I'm sure they would'a found a way to use that too.) There you have it....you either like or you don't. I didn't. I would sooner send you to the Rio's Show In The Sky, it's free and they throw beads in your face, instead of implausible plot points....I don't know which hurts more though.

A: negative

Q: I wish I could give this museum a better rating...but the truth is, I have yet to truly enjoy a day here. Believe it or not, I like history museums. I like taking the time to read everything in them. And ultimately I'm dying to read, really READ, everything about the old "Point" (before it was the Point) and this historic part of Pittsburgh - about the geography of the land originally, about the Native American tribes that lived here, about the wars and politics that occurred here, and about how a city I love that's now all too often blown off as dirty was once pretty well known, respected and revered. So wait - basically, this is a beautiful, interesting museum dedicated to a not-often spoken part of local history? I should be all over this thing! BUT...well, the thing is, this museum forgets that some people need silence to read lots and lots of text. If we want to remember/understand what we're reading, anyway. I mean, history's complicated. Enjoyable but complicated. At many museums noise isn't as much of a problem because you're doing as much looking as learning - but history museums are special in my experience, because there's always more to read then to see. There's nothing wrong with that, and I'm cool with doing lots of reading. Unfortunately my reading at the Fort Pitt museum is often interrupted by children. Little children don't care about reading lots of text. They also don't care if adults want to read lots of text. Meaning that all of the hands-on wooden musket replicas or cool canons that are there for people of all ages to enjoy? Yeah. If they're not nailed down - and boy, those wooden musket replicas are definitely not nailed down - they're going to be picked up by a child ready to run around the museum chanting off a Native American war cry. Kids have no problem stepping on toes and running in front of those of us trying to read and appreciate the history here. Trust me. If parts of the museum could be divided off just for these energetic kids, it wouldn't be so bad, but by the museum's very own design, everyone is always in one room on one of two floors. Hopefully one day I can actually enjoy the history here without being tread on. Until then...what can I say, other than that the subject is awesome but the building layout is not conducive to an informative day in a history museum, for me at least.

A: negative

Q: So much fun! great music! not too crowded but i hate when ppl are touching me anyways. the bartenders and bouncers were so nice! drinks are expensive but hey its vegas ...

A:
positive