Input: The setting feels like a Sushi bar in NYC; small, cozy, but with flair.

NYC


Input: Get great service, fantastic menu, and relax.


Input: Best in HR so far!


Input: I really want to like this place since I work right around the corner.


Input: Unfortunately, I 've given it a couple of tries at different times and decided to stop going.


Input: The employees do n't really seem to enjoy what they are doing and it shows.


Input: it was a little to high dollar for me


Input: Decent place to stay, I would stay there again.


Input: Rooms were clean, plenty of things to do near hotel, and safe part of town.


Input: good outside, bad inside


Input: the apartment only looks good outsize, inside is too bad.


Input: too many bugs some you even never seen before.


Input: the attitude of some staff is terrible, did not solve anything only say i can do nothing.


Input: Great product, great service!!!


Input: Installed Biometrics and Got Excellent Service.


Input: I like I Move CA - Los Angeles Movers, they moved me before, but this time they were awesome :)

I Move CA

Los Angeles


Input: Usually very quick and timely.


Input: Doctor Bogomilsky knows her stuff too.

Bogomilsky


Input: Relish


Input: A Top Quality Sandwich made to artistic standards.


Input: The best darlington has to offer in contemporary sandwicheering.

darlington


Input: Drum and bass as standard.


Input: Fast Service Called them one hour ago and they just left my house five minutes ago.


Input: My house already feels fresh and good thanks to the Battery Park Pest I 'm enjoying my time indoors much better.

Battery Park


Input: Will never use again.


Input: Very rude and unprofessional.


Input: The workers sped up and down the street with no mind to the small children playing.


Input: Great service


Input: We at R&L Plumbing Services are pleased with your professionalism and the extra mile you went to get out computers working correctly, you will be our first call if anything happens again and we will refer you to other people with computer issues.

R&L Plumbing Services


Input: This is a great place to get a permit


Input: I had to get a permit here, it was cool


Input: These guys do great work at VERY reasonable prices.


Input: I have use them four times for fixing items from pushing out a dent in a bumper to fixing the fender on my beloved Miata.


Input: I have never been disappointed.


Input: Hospitality.!


Input: Very good hospitality offered.!


Input: Keep it up.


Input: - Shree Ghatkopar Bhatia Mitra Mandal


Input: spoken english rushi


Input: can ever & never forget the training undergone here which made my life step onto the successful job without any hurdles.


Input: The staff, material provided, infra structure, environment &low fees totally above the satisfactory mark


Input: Amazing service!


Input: I just had the best experience at this Kal Tire location.

Kal Tire


Input: Courteous, fast and friendly.


Input: Great Service, Thanks Don.

Don


Input: Nice Top Lights.


Input: Fresh and Excellent Quality


Input: We order take out from here all the time and we are never disappointed.


Input: The food is always fresh and delicious.


Input: It can be a little on the spicy side but just ask them exactly what you want and they are very helpful.


Input: amazing, fun, great beers.


Input: service could be a little better but it s an all round good place


Input: Restaurant on top was renovated, food was decent, price was way to high for Duluth for quality, new decor seems tacky

Duluth


Input: Great service


Input: These people were so helpful this week and did everything to sort out my windscreen and insurance.


Input: It was all sorted with no hassle at all and I 'm really grateful - they were fab.


Input: The best customer service I 've come across for long time.


Input: Michael helped shoot the majority of my firm 's website and we could not have been happier.

Michael


Input: We went through six photographers to find the right photographers that would represent our firm in the light we wished to and Michael and his team made that happen.

Michael


Input: He 's worth every penny.


Input: The pancakes are to die for.


Input: house closing


Input: Mrs. Tolchin provided us with excellent service and came with a great deal of knowledge and professionalism!

Tolchin


Input: Her flexibility and accessibility made for an easy closing.


Input: this is the worst Sam s club I 've ever been to

Sam s club


Input: what a mindblowing servicing


Input: They treat there employees with respect and concern and expect that they will extend the same politeness to there customers.


Input: ipad reiew


Input: they are the best orthodontics in the world.


Input: i went there since i was four.


Input: now i will have really straight teeth.


Input: Yeah they ruined some shirts I had too.


Input: Horrible!


Input: This is a Ralph 's


Input: I just called this number and it is a Ralph 's Market.

Ralph 's Market


Input: Excellent medical care!!!!!!


Input: Highly recommend


Input: I went to this urgent care center and was blown away with their service.


Input: Finally a convenient place close to home.


Input: Wonderful staff and physician.


Input: Clean and superb.


Input: Thanks for the great care!!!!


Input: Will definitely go back when I need medical care.


Input: Winning Attorney!


Input: The only 10.0 "Perfect Score" AVVO Rated Attorney I Have Ever Met.


Input: I Highly Recommend, The Law Offices Of Dale Gribow!!

Dale Gribow


Input: wow wow wow.


Input: the bast cab in minneapolis


Input: wow, the representative went way above and beyond in helping me with my account set up.


Input: i wish the other utilities i had to set up had people to work with like this..


Input: Linda


Input: I would highly recommend Landscape by Hiro.

Landscape by Hiro


Input: Excellent customer service and quality work.


Input: This is a great place to shop.


Input: I 've been a regular customer at this store since it opened, and love the fact that all of the employees are friendly locals.


Input: Particularly the lady who operates the front register, she 's very kind!


Input: Kyle with Bullwark

Kyle


Input: Great job!


Input: Listened to my problem and took care of it.


Input: Thanks!


Input: Gets the Job Done


Input: We have utilized Mr. Pozza and his firm twice now in our family and both times have been very pleased.

Pozza


Input: I would not hesitate to use him again or refer him to my family or friends.


Input: green curry and red curry is awesome!


Input: remember to ask for extra vege


Input: THE TEACHING THERE SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Input: ALL OF THE TEACHERS THERE ARE SO MEAN THEY GET MAD AT YOU FOR NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Input: THIS IS THE WORST SCHOOL I VE BEEN TO!!!!!!


Input: kudos to Allentown Post Office staff

Allentown Post Office


Input: The staff in Allentown are friendly, helpful and a delight to know..

Allentown


Input: Natasha


Input: A real pleasure training with Natasha.

Natasha


Input: Always professional and reliable, sessions are good fun and suitably challenging.


Input: She really listens to what it is you would like to achieve, and I am very happy with my results.


Input: I would highly recommend her services.


Input: Feels like you are in Brooklyn, but people watching is entertaining.

Brooklyn


Input: Poor Taste


Input: There is no lower rating for Noonan 's Liquor, owners and employees.

Noonan 's Liquor


Input: A negative number is not available.


Input: CLH


Input: Bulwark regarding service by Eric


Input: Just wanted you to know that Eric came by as scheduled today and sprayed our house for scorpions.

Eric


Input: He seemed to understand how important it was for us to make sure the whole house was sprayed so he took his time.


Input: Thank you!


Input: Best ceviche that I 'd had so far! :)


Input: Deep tissue massage helps with pain in neck and shoulders


Input: Seth provides deep tissue massage which has significantly reduced the pain in my neck and shoulders and added flexibility and movement back to the area.

Seth


Input: He listens and is excellent in diagnosing, addressing and explaining the specific issues and suggesting exercises to use.


Input: Place is legit.


Input: We got upgraded to a corner suite!


Input: Room was amazing.


Input: I have used Bright Futures for the last 7 years.

Bright Futures


Input: I have 3 children there and they are the Best.


Input: They are like family.


Input: Your children will be taken care of and loved by a professional staff.


Input: On time, Clean and very nice


Input: I called over the weekend due to clogged kitchen sink.


Input: Scheduled appointment for 8:30 Monday morning.


Input: Rich was here before the scheduled time.

Rich


Input: He was very clean, very nice to work with and gave a very reasonable price.


Input: HIGHLY recommend.


Input: thanks Rich


Input: Seth K.


Input: exelent Job


Input: "Thank you so much for the superior job well done.


Input: We love everything about the fence.


Input: You company and services will be recommended by us to everyone."


Input: never response the phone call


Input: I love this place lots of people to talk to and school is across the street!


Input: Drove all the way over from the highway... closed at 7.


Input: Who does that?!


Input: My favorite place...


Input: My daughter and I stayed here again from the 7th to the 14th of December.


Input: yet again it was a great stay from begiinning to end.


Input: Okay our room was at times noisy but we were in a mega busy city at an extremely busy time of year.


Input: Inford Media


Input: Media, Software, Fun and Games, Website design, Web Promotion, B2B, Business Promotion, Search Engine Optimization.


Input: BEST DENTIST EVER -


Input: Very fast and efficient service.


Input: I have had several dentists in my life, but Dr. Deters is by far my favorite.

Deters


Input: I never wait in the waiting room more than two minutes and the cleanings are quick and painless.


Input: Good local steakhouse, I recommend it!


Input: Great Place!


Input: Love this place!!


Input: Has another store in the st. charles mall.

st. charles mall


Input: Place is next to carval and walmart.

carval

walmart


Input: Do nt go to the one by pepco, I got confused!!!

pepco


Input: Bad place.


Input: Go to ATLANTIC WIRELESS!!

ATLANTIC WIRELESS


Input: I love them!!!


Input: nice friendly local bagel place


Input: there might be bigger and more well known bagel places in the area but Family Bagels are nice people, small shop and incredibly friendly.

Family Bagels


Input: While other may be ok waiting in line at Town Bagel we are happy with the quality and service we get at Family Bagels

Town Bagel


Input: You are the only one auto glass repair shop in the area I would count on.


Input: Channel Guide


Input: Believe it or not, but the channel guide has been most helpful to my family members that visit and do n't know where to start when it comes to watching satellite tv.


Input: I just give them guide and they can find anything they need.


Input: Thanks again, Directv.

Directv


Input: STAY AWAY


Input: Horrible service.


Input: Absolutely rude.


Input: Did services I asked them NOT to do and was still charged.


Input: Rude and Untrustworthy


Input: These guys took Customer Service 101 from a Neanderthal.


Input: They are especially rude to women.


Input: Do not trust them!


Input: This is my favorite coffee store.


Input: Just ask American Express


Input: Absolutely amazing job!


Input: Susanna is the best dress maker/tailor I 've ever come across in my whole life!

Susanna


Input: She makes every item fit you perfectly.


Input: She is always so busy, too, which is a good indication of her talent.


Input: She 's the best!


Input: no feathers in stock!!!!


Input: I was very upset when I went to Mother Plucker, they had NO FEATHERS and the quality is TERRIBLE.

Mother Plucker


Input: I had to dig in a bag to find one nice feather, what a joke!


Input: I hired this company to unlock my car.


Input: The price they gave was good so I said hey this seems great.


Input: After they showed up there was a little trouble to get my car unlocked, it took quite a bit of time but the job was well done.


Input: they recovered the pics geeksquad deleted.


Input: many thanks


Input: Love Hop City


Input: This place is great!


Input: Craig and Nate are wonderful.

Craig

Nate


Input: I know now where to get all of my wine and beer.


Input: No need to go to a grocer again.


Input: Do n't waste your money on the jukebox


Input: The bartender is a douchebag and he has a little console behind the bar where he can delete songs he does n't like, and you end up paying for it.


Input: Not enough seating.


Input: Great Service Great People


Input: Bisconti wanted over $300 to fix my laptop and these guys fixed it for $90!

Bisconti


Input: Call them today!


Input: Had it fixed within a few days (had to order a part).


Input: An Hour Of Prego Bliss!


Input: I schedule my weekly appointment here just to get a chance to lie comfortably on my tummy.


Input: And the massages are heavenly!


Input: Very friendly place.


Input: The finest German bedding and linens store.


Input: Quality and service come first here.


Input: Wonderful Atmosphere


Input: I have been going there since I was a little girl and love the friendly and relaxing atmosphere.


Input: Dr. Stiefvater has always been very professional and helpful.

Stiefvater


Input: I would recommend Bayside Chiropractic to anyone who is in need of a regular adjustment or is suffering from a chronic condition.

Bayside Chiropractic


Input: Staten Island Computers


Input: Superior work - always comes through when we need him.


Input: We have tried many different computer people until now - we will stick with Qualitech Computers!!!

Qualitech Computers


Input: teeth


Input: this dentist want to pull the tooth out always.. always wants to do the cheapest for his benefit.. not unless he knows you.


Input: and hopefully you do not know the same people because he tells others about you payment status.


Input: Which should be a private issue


Input: The best Supermarket in Bay Ridge have everything what a customer needs.

Bay Ridge


Input: very reasonable prices.


Input: quick in & out.


Input: Friendly service.


Input: This place is awesome


Input: Great work, good price.


Input: Definetely going back


Input: So delightful.


Input: What a group!


Input: I would n't want any other company in my time of need.


Input: Great people!


Input: So professional!


Input: These guys know what they 're doing!


Input: Way to go!


Input: Awesome service with a smile :)


Input: Out of business?


Input: I think this location is no longer in business.


Input: If you check RecWarehouse.com, they do n't list this as a location.


Input: You 'll have to drive 10 miles down 75 to Allen.

Allen


Input: not impressive enough


Input: It 's a fine place, I 'm just a little mystified about the Michelin star.


Input: Nothing wrong with it, just better options at this price point.


Input: Very Informative website with alot of good work


Input: Close to my house, this is the only reason I would go to this particular QT.


Input: Terrible customer service


Input: Fried rice has NO flavor, it literally taste like water.


Input: When I tried to return it they refused, so I had to leave without a refund and still hungry.


Input: Quality has fallen over the years, but still the best go-to burger place on the East Bay.

East Bay


Input: Great place


Input: Really great service and kind staff.


Input: The haircut was inexpensive and so were the salon services (eyebrows were cheap!).


Input: It 's a nice, relaxed place to get stuff done and relax.


Input: I plan on going again.


Input: Great gym and great services.


Input: A very nice park.


Input: The architecture is simplz splendid.


Input: Best Limo Limousine service in all of Dallas


Input: Great Limos company int he DFW fort Worth Metro area.

Great Limos

DFW fort Worth Metro area


Input: I use their limo services for all of my airport car services and airport transportation needs


Input: slow service


Input: I used to take my cars there all thetime, but management changes hands too frequently, the service has been slow, and they often try to "add on" extra services, which sometimes is not needed.


Input: I do nt go there anymore


Input: I gave Dr. Rohatgi 2 stars because her assistant was very pleasant.

Rohatgi


Input: However, I did not find her very helpful and her receptionist was rude.


Input: Old time grocery, best steaks I have ever had!


Input: Great meats that are already cooked, easy to take home for dinner.


Input: Dr. White is the best!

White


Input: I am in love with the giant plate of nachos!


Input: Last time I went however, my beer was warm and the service was so-so.


Input: I get that careless teenager kind of treatment from some of their staff...perhaps they should hire more serious adults to help serve/cook.


Input: The best pilates on the Gold Coast!

Gold Coast


Input: Not impressed.


Input: Overpriced and the doctor acted arrogant and rushed at a time when there was very few clients in the facility.


Input: I wo n't return.


Input: Class act.


Input: It was late in the day and I was worried I would get charged an arm and a leg and have to wait forever.


Input: They picked my car up in Yarmouth and towed to Bath for a great price.

Yarmouth

Bath


Input: Would do business with them again.


Input: Good clean store nice car wash


Input: Best Electrician in Florence


Input: I have been using Steele Electric for years.

Steele Electric


Input: They have always done a great job at a reasonable price.


Input: Highly recommended.


Input: Would not recommend I Was in a fair amount of pain for several weeks.


Input: his clinic is very very dirty he is a real disaster to go totally not organized for every step he take .


Input: WHAT A GREAT DEAL THANK YOU


Input: Great deals, great pizza!


Input: One of the better vegetarian sandwiches I 've had in Seattle.

Seattle


Input: And from a place that specializes in high quality meat, too.


Input: Cleanest guesthouse i have been to


Input: Stayed here for 2 nights.


Input: The owner was very friendly and helpful.


Input: The rooms were very clean and the breakfast was excellent.


Input: Good location and off road parking made our stay very convenient.


Input: What a Preschool!


Input: If you want the best for your child, do n't hesitate in visiting this wornderful school.


Input: This is the very best in the Gables.

Gables


Input: hard to forgive such an awful margarita and steep prices but the food can be good


Input: Not so good


Input: Not worth the money.


Input: Bland and over cooked.


Input: I felt as if I was in an over priced Olive Garden.

Olive Garden


Input: I was hoping to have found a regular place to eat.


Input: But not so.


Input: Got to love this place.


Input: Everyone is relaxed and having fun!!!


Input: Bad Service


Input: Definately wo n't be returning.


Input: Travelled 40mins after calling to see if a product was in stock.


Input: Told that they had plenty.


Input: Get there and there was nothing.


Input: Not impressed!!!


Input: Did a great job of removing my tree in Conyers.

Conyers


Input: Thanks Southland.

Southland


Input: A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE!


Input: I remain unhappy.


Input: I still have noticeable scarring.


Input: I still have surgically induced hair loss.


Input: My results were just AWFUL.


Input: My post-op treatment was TERRIBLE.


Input: I would n't recommend this place last year, and I certainly would n't recommend them this year.


Input: local crew!!!


Input: home team - thanks 4 playin!!!


Input: Great Manicure


Input: This place offers a great manicure and pedicure.


Input: My nails looked great for the better part of 2 weeks!


Input: Also very friendly and the stylists are not in the "been there/done that" mood!


Input: Great work!


Input: The people at Gulf Coast Siding were very easy and clear to work with.

Gulf Coast Siding


Input: They walked me through all the steps involved in the the installation project so that there were no surprises.


Input: I found them extremely professional and would highly recommend them.


Input: Thanks


Input: the service is quick.


Input: and the people are sweet :)


Input: A Definite No


Input: Incompetent servers, kitchen and management.


Input: Expect either undercooked or mushy food and lackluster service.


Input: The investors put big bucks into the building but are clueless about what makes a good dining or bar experience.


Input: Even the least discriminating diner would know not to eat at Sprecher 's .

Sprecher 's


Input: Great food and nice people very pleasant experience.


Input: Pam the Pom

Pam


Input: Fantastic couple of days.


Input: Breathtaking views and fabulous accommodation.


Input: Nothing too much trouble for Ian, thanks for a great stay.

Ian


Input: The food is excellent, but very overpriced.


Input: How do you run a cafe, with no refills on coffee-?


Input: The management and staff are superb.


Input: I worked with Sam Mones who took great care of me.

Sam Mones


Input: This is by far the best run dealership in Miami.

Miami


Input: AMAZING


Input: Absoul is the greatest donair man on the planet.

Absoul


Input: Highly recommended.


Input: If you enjoy amazing things, you must go to World 's Finest Donair.

World 's Finest Donair


Input: Lest you be lame!!!


Input: I give this place 11/10.


Input: 3 thumbs up.


Input: Bon appetit!


Input: great tmobile service

tmobile


Input: I was with verizon and I checked my service with tmobile and it was great so I thought I would try tmobile.

verizon

tmobile

tmobile


Input: It turned out being very good quality tmobile service and I was happy with the new tmobile phone.

tmobile

tmobile


Input: Too many kids, too many knifings, too many taserings.


Input: Great quality doors and great quality people!


Input: The door is easy to use and it keeps the cold out during the winter.


Input: The sales staff and the installation staff were all easy to get along with.


Input: I highly recommend Garage Pros to my friends.

Garage Pros


Input: I appreciate the quick, good service and the reasonable prices and will definitely use American Pride Irrigation & Landscaping again.

American Pride Irrigation & Landscaping


Input: Extremely greasy.


Input: Hit or miss on the service.


Input: My fries were n't fully cooked last time I went there.


Input: Pretty spendy for really not great quality


Input: Tire Gooroo


Input: David Bundren is the Tire GooRoo.

David Bundren


Input: Do n't bother.


Input: It 's impossible to understand how this place has survived.


Input: Worst experience ever like a sardine can and the bartender downstairs is the rudest person I have ever met.


Input: DO Nt Go here


Input: The Supreme Court announced its ruling today in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld divided along idelogical lines with John Roberts abstaining due to his involvement at the D.C. Circuit level and Anthony Kennedy joining the liberals in a 5-3 decision that is 185 pages long.

Supreme Court

John Roberts

Anthony Kennedy

D.C.


Input: The actual vote is a little confusing.


Input: Stay with me now: John Paul STEVENS delivered the opinion of the Court with respect to Parts I through IV, VI through VI-D-iii, VI-D-v, and VII, in which KENNEDY, SOUTER, GINSBURG, and BREYER joined, and an opinion with respect to Parts V and VI-D-iv, in which SOUTER, GINSBURG, and BREYER joined.

John Paul STEVENS

KENNEDY

SOUTER

GINSBURG

BREYER

SOUTER

GINSBURG

BREYER

the Court


Input: BREYER filed a concurring opinion, in which KENNEDY, SOUTER, and GINSBURG joined.

BREYER

KENNEDY

SOUTER

GINSBURG


Input: KENNEDY filed an opinion concurring in part, in which SOUTER, GINSBURG, and BREYER joined as to Parts I and II.

KENNEDY

SOUTER

GINSBURG

BREYER


Input: SCALIA filed a dissenting opinion, in which THOMAS and ALITO joined.

SCALIA

THOMAS

ALITO


Input: THOMAS filed a dissenting opinion, in which SCALIA joined, and in which ALITO joined as to all but Parts I, II-C-1, and III-B-2.

THOMAS

SCALIA

ALITO


Input: ALITO filed a dissenting opinion, in which SCALIA and THOMAS joined as to Parts I through III.

ALITO

SCALIA

THOMAS


Input: It will take me a little while to read the whole thing, but I rarely agree with a John Paul Stevens opinion.

John Paul Stevens


Input: I 'll post highlights from the opinion and dissents when I 'm finished.


Input: President Bush pinched a few nerves yesterday with his choice of words:

Bush


Input: WASHINGTON (Reuters) -

WASHINGTON

Reuters


Input: U.S. Muslim groups criticized President Bush on Thursday for calling a foiled plot to blow up airplanes part of a "war with Islamic fascists," saying the term could inflame anti-Muslim tensions.

U.S.

Bush


Input: U.S. officials have said the plot, thwarted by Britain, to blow up several aircraft over the Atlantic bore many of the hallmarks of al Qaeda.

U.S.

Britain

the Atlantic

al Qaeda


Input: "We believe this is an ill-advised term and we believe that it is counterproductive to associate Islam or Muslims with fascism," said Nihad Awad, executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations advocacy group.

Nihad Awad

Council on American-Islamic Relations


Input: Which is why he did n't say we 're at war with Islamic people.


Input: We 're at war with Islamic fascists.


Input: By using the word "Islamic" as an adjective Bush was purposely not associating Muslims with fascism, hence the qualifier.

Bush


Input: And if you have n't heard by now, the roster of suspected terrorists has not a Tom, Dick or Harry among them:

Tom

Dick

Harry


Input: Umir Hussain, 24, London E14

Umir Hussain

London


Input: Muhammed Usman Saddique, 24, London E17

Muhammed Usman Saddique

London


Input: Waheed Zaman, 22, London E17

Waheed Zaman

London


Input: Assan Abdullah Khan, 22, London E17

Assan Abdullah Khan

London


Input: Waseem Kayani, 28, High Wycombe

Waseem Kayani


Input: Waheed Arafat Khan, 24, London E17

Waheed Arafat Khan

London


Input: Cossor Ali, 24, London E17

Cossor Ali

London


Input: Tayib Rauf, 21, Birmingham

Tayib Rauf


Input: Ibrahim Savant, 26, London E17

Ibrahim Savant

London


Input: Osman Adam Khatib, 20, London E17

Osman Adam Khatib

London


Input: Shamin Mohammed Uddin, 36, Stoke Newington

Shamin Mohammed Uddin


Input: Amin Asmin Tariq, 23, London E17

Amin Asmin Tariq

London


Input: Shazad Khuram Ali, 27, High Wycombe

Shazad Khuram Ali


Input: Tanvir Hussain, 24, London E10

Tanvir Hussain

London


Input: Umar Islam, 28, (born Brian Young) High Wycombe

Umar Islam

Brian Young


Input: Assad Sarwar, 25, High Wycombe

Assad Sarwar


Input: Abdullah Ali, 26, London E17

Abdullah Ali

London


Input: Abdul Muneem Patel, 17, London E5

Abdul Muneem Patel

London


Input: Nabeel Hussain, 21, Waltham Forest Lest you be confused with the suspects from an earlier plot foiled in Canada a few months ago: Fahim Ahmad, 21, Toronto;

Nabeel Hussain

Fahim Ahmad

Waltham Forest

Canada

Toronto


Input: Zakaria Amara, 20, Mississauga, Ont.;

Zakaria Amara

Mississauga

Ont.


Input: Asad Ansari, 21, Mississauga;

Asad Ansari

Mississauga


Input: Shareef Abdelhaleen, 30, Mississauga;

Shareef Abdelhaleen

Mississauga


Input: Qayyum Abdul Jamal, 43, Mississauga;

Qayyum Abdul Jamal

Mississauga


Input: Mohammed Dirie, 22, Kingston, Ont.;

Mohammed Dirie

Kingston

Ont.


Input: Yasim Abdi Mohamed, 24, Kingston;

Yasim Abdi Mohamed

Kingston


Input: Jahmaal James, 23, Toronto;

Jahmaal James

Toronto


Input: Amin Mohamed Durrani, 19, Toronto;

Amin Mohamed Durrani

Toronto


Input: Steven Vikash Chand alias Abdul Shakur, 25, Toronto;

Steven Vikash Chand

Abdul Shakur

Toronto


Input: Ahmad Mustafa Ghany, 21, Mississauga;

Ahmad Mustafa Ghany

Mississauga


Input: Saad Khalid, 19, of Eclipse Avenue, Mississauga.

Saad Khalid

Mississauga


Input: We 've got a Steven, the one word that did n't crash my spell-check, despite it being followed by a Vikash Chand Abdul Shakur.

Steven

Vikash Chand Abdul Shakur


Input: Folks, if it 's Islamic, and fascist, it 's an Islamic fascist.


Input: But because we do n't want to sound hateful we must pretend everyone 's a possible suspect and make airline travel more miserable than it 's ever been.


Input: I doubt the very few who actually read my blog have not come across this yet, but I figured I would put it out there anyways.


Input: John Donovan from Argghhh! has put out a excellent slide show on what was actually found and fought for in Fallujah.

John Donovan

Argghhh!

Fallujah


Input: Click here To view it.


Input: He makes some good observations on a few of the pic's.


Input: One of the pictures shows a flag that was found in Fallujah.

Fallujah


Input: On the next two pictures he took screenshots of two beheading video's.


Input: Compare the flags to the Fallujah one.

Fallujah


Input: You have to see these slides....they are amazing.


Input: This Fallujah operation my turn out to be the most important operation done by the US Military since the end of the war.

Fallujah

US Military


Input: Bill over at The Fourth Rail has an excellent essay on how the MSM and the UN, even the leftist countries in Europe, are basically accepting terrorist organizations as legitimate forms of a political party:

Bill

The Fourth Rail

UN

Europe


Input: On the same day Palestinians protest in support of Hezbollah and Syria , the terrorist group Hamas has indicated it will participate in the scheduled upcoming Parliamentary elections .

Hezbollah

Hamas

Syria


Input: To the north in Lebanon, there is serious debate within Hezbollah about entering the Lebanese political process in light of Syria 's promised withdrawal.

Lebanon

Syria

Hezbollah


Input: Syria has agreed to withdraw under the conditions set forth in UNSC Resolution 1559 , which has already begun .

Syria


Input: UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan has indicated it is time to "recognize Hezbollah" after easily being duped by "the message on the placards they are using".

UN

Hezbollah

Kofi Annan


Input: This acceptance of blatantly terrorist groups as legitimate freedom movements is a cancerous tumor on the United Nations and the media.

United Nations


Input: Over three years after 9-11, the United Nations, despite their attempts to project strength in fighting terrorism , still can not properly define the word "terrorist" , waffling over the issue of whether the murder of innocent civilians are terrorist acts.

United Nations


Input: The media routinely obscures the lines between terrorism and legitimate resistance, as the recent article by Daniel Okrent of The New York Times demonstrates .

Daniel Okrent

The New York Times


Input: The decision to sidestep the obvious to satisfy the need to avoid confrontation does not bring peace, but only delays the eventual conflict as the predators of Hamas and Hezbollah exploit the inherent weakness of the internationals and the media.

Hamas

Hezbollah


Input: I 've been fuming over this fact for a few weeks now, ever since some organizations and governments suggested we need to accept the fact that Hezbollah will get involved in running Lebanon.

Hezbollah

Lebanon


Input: Wtf is this?


Input: This is a terrorist organization plain and simple.


Input: This is the organization that bombed our Marine barracks in 1983, took Americans hostage throughout the 80's and now they should be considered a legitimate organization?

Marine


Input: This is just another reason to never trust the MSM, and certainly not the Europeans.


Input: Iran says it is creating nuclear energy without wanting nuclear weapons.

Iran


Input: The United States does n't believe the Iranian Government.

United States


Input: One can suspect the Iranian Government.


Input: But there is no proof .


Input: I read an Article in Time magazine accusing the Iranian Government of being willing to start a nuclear war and I sympathise with the Article.

Time magazine


Input: They are certainly being nasty to the United Nations Security Council in connection with the anti-proliferation treaty.

United Nations Security Council


Input: The President has also said he would like to see Israel wiped off the map which he could n't even begin to try without nuclear weapons.

Israel


Input: But he has insisted that he wants nuclear power for peaceful purposes.


Input: Many people want to use diplomacy with Iran rather than military pressure.

Iran


Input: But will diplomacy work?


Input: And can anyone use military pressure without proof?


Input: One reader pointed out that the President watched the Americans in the embassy when they took them hostage.


Input: He has denied this.


Input: We do n't have to believe him.


Input: But we ca n't prove it.


Input: It does seem that Iranians frequently make statements and then hide behind lack of proof.


Input: Let me join the chorus of annoyance over Google 's new toolbar , which, as noted in the linked article, commits just about every sin an online marketer could commit, and makes up a few new ones besides.

Google


Input: I 'm not fond of the Google-hates-privacy argument

Google


Input: (You do n't need to use their site, you can opt-out of sharing your information, you do n't need to send stuff to anyone with a Gmail account, and if -- wonder of wonders -- you 're worried that you might send something to someone who would forward an excerpt to someone who would then store it on a Gmail account... you have far, far too much time on your hands).


Input: However, this toolbar is really bad news.


Input: On the other hand, it looks pretty cool.


Input: (And, by the way, is anybody else just a little nostalgic for the days when that was a good thing?)


Input: This BuzzMachine post argues that Google 's rush toward ubiquity might backfire -- which we 've all heard before, but it 's particularly well-put in this post.

BuzzMachine

Google


Input: Google is a nice search engine.

Google


Input: Does anybody use it for anything else?


Input: They own blogger, of course.


Input: Is that a money maker?


Input: I 'm staying away from the stock.


Input: Warren Buffett is giving away 85% of his wealth , mostly to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Warren Buffett

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation


Input: It 's a move that really worries me; Buffett 's usual justification for keeping most of his money was that he was still compounding the value of his fortune at a pretty high rate, so any gifts now would mean significantly less money for the foundation later.

Buffett


Input: It 's a little hard to parse, but at this point his ostensible view is that the Gateses are very good money-redistributors, and he wants them to have the money as soon as possible.

Gateses


Input: Which essentially sounds like he 's worried that Bill or Melinda are going to die soon.

Bill

Melinda


Input: I assume his actual reason is that he 's worried that Berkshire Hathaway just ca n't grow quickly enough to justify his usual charity policy.

Berkshire Hathaway


Input: I 'm not sure how the market will react.


Input: It does n't change the company 's intrinsic worth, and as the article notes, the company might be added to a major index once the shares get more liquid.


Input: On the other hand, this is essentially a statement that the company is overpriced from the guy who knows it best -- and happens to be the best investor of the last century.


Input: em ... no ... the Gates foundation mainly invests in medical research and education, that means donating now adds a tremendous value compared to donating in ten years.

Gates foundation


Input: Because the 10.000.000 people dying from malaria will otherwise be dead.


Input: i.e.


Input: He 's not giving 85% away, he 's giving a number of shares each year that decrease in number at the rate of 5% a year (until gone?).


Input: He mentions his wife 's death having an effect on him.


Input: It sounds pretty rational that he 's saying that Bill and Melinda are at a prime spot, so starting the money hose now is a good idea, but Buffet is still keeping most of his donation inside of Berkshire where it will compound.

Bill

Melinda

Buffet

Berkshire


Input: Important news such as President Bush 's miniscule calibrations on his marriage amendment/anti-gay (update: he 's not against gays in the bedroom, just at the altar, where of course their relationships should not only be frowned upon but should be constitutionally excluded) has pushed Sudan not just off the front pages, or the A section, but out of the NY Times and Washington Post completely.

Bush

Sudan

NY Times

Washington Post


Input: I had to go to the BBC for this report .

BBC


Input: It 's symptomatic, I suppose, of our fast-paced, 24 hour news-cycle lives, that the biggest short-term humanitarian crisis in the world would quickly be eclipsed, once our Secretary of State was finished with his whirlwind tour, from the newspapers.


Input: It 's just disappointing.


Input: Most troubling, however, is the fact that the political will to end the crisis expressed a few short weeks ago seems to have ebbed.


Input: At that time, UN Secretary General Kofi Annan demanded steps be taken to end the ethnic violence in Darfur within 48 hours.

UN

Kofi Annan

Darfur


Input: Two weeks later, and the violence continues.


Input: The African Union is clearly not up to the task of keeping the peace, pledging 300 troops to an area that will need 15,000, according to analysts.

African Union


Input: And international donors have given only half of the relief aid that Darfur needs, according to the local UN officials.

Darfur

UN


Input: So hear we are, two weeks later, after that dazzling PR display two weeks ago by Powell and Annan, and the situation on the ground in Darfur appears basically unchanged.

Powell

Annan

Darfur


Input: What if Google Morphed Into GoogleOS?

Google


Input: What if Google expanded on its search-engine (and now e-mail) wares into a full-fledged operating system?

Google


Input: [via Microsoft Watch from Mary Jo Foley ]

Microsoft

Mary Jo Foley


Input: Angry crowds chanted anti-American slogans in the western city of Falluja (pop. 256,000) as the security police killed in a friendly fire incident by US troops were buried on Saturday.

Falluja

US


Input: Reuters reported that "Sunni clerics in the town issued a 'Declaration by the people of Fallujah' condemning the deaths of the security guards and police, announcing three days of mourning, and calling for a general strike today."

Reuters

Fallujah


Input: It read, "The people of Fallujah condemn the massacre which was committed on Friday against people dedicated to the protection of Fallujah.

Fallujah

Fallujah


Input: Let aggressive (American) leaders and soldiers know that we are capable of protecting the city 's security and safety, and ask them to lift their hands from the city."


Input: The clerics demanded talks with local US commanders.

US


Input: Falluja has long been roiled by tense relations with the US soldiers there, since local Sunnis either remain committed to Arab nationalism or have become Sunni fundamentalists or even radicals.

Falluja

US


Input: Cities such as Falluja received special treatment from Saddam and enjoyed a disproportionate share of the country 's wealth and power.

Falluja

Saddam


Input: They know that the American advent implies for them a demotion, and an elevation of the Shiites and Kurds, and they refuse to go quietly.


Input: See http://www.gulf-news.com/Articles/news.asp?ArticleID=97508


Input: The September 11 Panel will issue its findings on Thursday.


Input: It notes 10 points at which the US made key mistakes that might have stopped Bin Laden 's plot.

US

Bin Laden


Input: Four of these were under Clinton and 6 under Bush.

Clinton

Bush


Input: Bush came out today and said that if he had known what was coming, he would have expended every effort to stop it, and that so would have Clinton.

Bush

Clinton


Input: This statement is, despite its facade of fair-mindedness, so many weasel words.


Input: Of course Bush would have tried to stop 9/11 if he had known it was coming.

Bush


Input: The question is, "Should he have known it was coming?"


Input: The answer is, "Yes!"


Input: We now know that Bush and his administration came into office obsessed with Iraq.

Bush

Iraq


Input: Cheney was looking at maps of Iraq oil fields and muttering about opportunities for US companies there, already in January or February of 2001.

Cheney

Iraq

US


Input: Wolfowitz contradicted counter-terrorism czar Richard Clarke when the latter spoke of the al-Qaeda threat, insisting that the preeminent threat of terrorism against the US came from Iraq, and indicating he accepted Laurie Mylroie 's crackpot conspiracy theory that Saddam was behind the 1993 World Trade Towers bombing.

Wolfowitz

Richard Clarke

Laurie Mylroie

Saddam

al-Qaeda

US

Iraq


Input: If you believe crackpot theories instead of focusing on the reality--that was an al-Qaeda operation mainly carried out by al-Gamaa al-Islamiyyah, an Egyptian terrorist component allied with Bin Laden-- then you will concentrate on the wrong threat.

al-Qaeda

al-Gamaa al-Islamiyyah

Bin Laden


Input: Even after the attacks on September 11, Bush was obsessing about Iraq.

Bush

Iraq


Input: Wolfowitz lied to him and said that there was a 10 to 50% chance that Iraq was behind them.

Wolfowitz

Iraq


Input: (On what evidence?


Input: The hijackers were obviously al-Qaeda, and no operational links between al-Qaeda and Iraq had ever been found).

al-Qaeda

al-Qaeda

Iraq


Input: Rumsfeld initially rejected an attack on al-Qaeda bases in Afghanistan, saying there were "no good targets" in Afghanistan.

Rumsfeld

al-Qaeda

Afghanistan

Afghanistan


Input: (What about 40 al-Qaeda bases that had trained the 9/11 hijackers and other terrorists gunning for the United States??)

al-Qaeda

United States


Input: The Pentagon did not even have a plan for dealing with Afghanistan or al-Qaeda that it could pull off the shelf, according to Bob Woodward.

Pentagon

al-Qaeda

Afghanistan

Bob Woodward


Input: Bush did not have his eye on the ball.

Bush


Input: Neither did Cheney, Rumsfeld, or Wolfowitz.

Cheney

Rumsfeld

Wolfowitz


Input: They were playing Captain Ahab to Saddam 's great white whale.

Saddam


Input: Imperial Hubris makes the case that lots of people in the CIA and counter-terrorism divisions elsewhere in the US government knew all about Bin Laden and the threat he posed.

CIA

US

Bin Laden


Input: They were from all accounts marginalized and not listened to.


Input: Bush demoted Dick Clarke, among the most vocal and focused of the al-Qaeda experts, from his cabinet.

Bush

Dick Clarke

al-Qaeda


Input: Dick could never thereafter get any real cooperation from the cabinet officers, who outranked him, and he could not convince them to go to battle stations in the summer of 2001 when George Tenet 's hair was "on fire" about the excited chatter the CIA was picking up from radical Islamist terrorists.

Dick

George Tenet

CIA


Input: As for the Clinton administration, let me say one thing in its defense.

Clinton


Input: Clinton had worked out a deal with Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in summer of 1999 that would have allowed the US to send a Special Ops team in after Bin Laden in Qandahar, based from Pakistan.

Clinton

Nawaz Sharif

Bin Laden

US

Qandahar

Pakistan


Input: I presume you need the Pakistan base for rescue operations in case anything went wrong.

Pakistan


Input: You also need Pakistani air space.


Input: The plan was all set and could have succeeded.


Input: But in fall of 1999, Gen. Pervez Musharraf made a coup against Nawaz Sharif.

Pervez Musharraf

Nawaz Sharif


Input: The Pakistani army was rife with elements protective of the Taliban, and the new military government reneged on the deal.

Taliban


Input: Musharraf told Clinton he could n't use Pakistani soil or air space to send the team in against Bin Laden.

Clinton

Bin Laden


Input: Look at a map and you try to figure out how, in fall of 1999, you could possibly pull off such an operation without Pakistani facilities.


Input: Of course, you could just go in by main force.


Input: But for those of you tempted in that direction, please look up Carter 's Tabas operation.

Carter


Input: It should be easily googled.


Input: Clinton tried, and tried hard.

Clinton


Input: The gods were n't with us on that one.


Input: On the internet site of Monotheism and Holy War (al-Tawhid wa al-Jihad) , the group allegedly declared, "We announce that the Tawhid and Jihad Group, its prince and soldiers, have pledged allegiance to the sheikh of the mujahideen Osama bin Laden."

Osama bin Laden


Input: This pledge is a new development.


Input: Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and his group are said to have been bitter rivals of al-Qaeda during the Afghan resistance days.

Abu Musab al-Zarqawi

al-Qaeda


Input: One witness at the Moutasaddiq trial in Germany alleged that Zarqawi had not allowed Monotheism and Holy War to share resources with al-Qaeda in the early zeroes of the 21st century.

Moutasaddiq

Zarqawi

Germany

al-Qaeda


Input: If the statement is true, it is a worrying sign that even the divided small radical guerrilla groups are being "picked up" by al-Qaeda.

al-Qaeda


Input: This consolidation is obviously a result of Bush 's aggressive invasion of Iraq and of the botching of the aftermath.

Bush

Iraq


Input: It is a setback for the war on terror.


Input: Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan was a group of only a few hundred "Afghan Arabs" who pledged personal loyalty to Usamah Bin Laden.

Al-Qaeda

Afghanistan

Usamah Bin Laden


Input: It could notionally be expanded to encompass the 5,000-strong "55th Brigade" of the Taliban regime, though this is not the technical definition.

Taliban


Input: Because Usamah is Saudi, my guess is that they were especially influenced by an extremist form of the Wahhabi school of Islam that predominates among Saudia 's some 15 million citizens.

Usamah


Input: In 1998 they were joined by Egyptians from the al-Jihad al-Islami group of Ayman al-Zawahiri (many of these were from Upper Egypt, especially Asyut and environs).

Ayman al-Zawahiri

Upper Egypt

Asyut


Input: After that point, al-Qaeda was a joint enterprise between the Egyptian extremists and the polyglot Arabs around Bin Laden, only some of whom were Saudi.

al-Qaeda

Bin Laden


Input: Zarqawi is a Jordanian, and his Monotheism and Holy War group in Afghanistan probably had a distinctive coloration as mainly Jordanian, Palestinian and Syrian.

Zarqawi

Afghanistan


Input: They also had a special connection to some extremists in Jordan and Germany.

Jordan

Germany


Input: They are probably especially oriented toward the Salafi school of modern Islamic thought, which has a Protestant-like emphasis on going back to the original practice of the early companions of the Prophet Muhammad.

Muhammad


Input: (Most Salafis are not militant or violent, though they tend to be rather narrow-minded in my experience, on the order of Protestant Pietists).


Input: Monotheism and Holy War obviously does have a violent interpretation of Salafism, rather as the the leaders of the so-called German Peasant Rebellion among early Protestants did.


Input: Another worrisome sign is that local Iraqi Sunni fundamentalists opposed to the US presence in Iraq have begun joining Monotheism and Holy War, and wearing its distinctive orange and black insignia.

US

Iraq


Input: These have been sighted among Iraqi crowds on Haifa Street in Baghdad and in Samarra.

Baghdad

Samarra


Input: So now there are hundreds of al-Qaeda members in Iraq where there had been none before.

al-Qaeda

Iraq


Input: The consolidation of smaller local radical fundamentalist groups with al-Qaeda can also be seen in the case of the Fizazi group in Tangiers that morphed into the Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group , had members who met with September 11 ringleader Muhammad Atta, and ultimately was in part responsible for the Madrid train bombings.

al-Qaeda

Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group

Tangiers

Madrid

Muhammad


Input: The Iraqi Islamic Party lead by Muhsin Abdul Hamid, has been among the few Sunni Muslim groups willing to cooperate (even if rather lukewarmly) with the Americans.

Iraqi Islamic Party

Muhsin Abdul Hamid


Input: It is now threatening to pull out of the Allawi caretaker government.

Allawi


Input: The IIP had also been the main force urging Sunni Arabs to participate in the elections scheduled for January, and had been opposed in this stance by the Association of Muslim Scholars.

IIP

Association of Muslim Scholars


Input: That the Iraqi Islamic Party is now contemplating leaving the Allawi government raises the question of whether a mass Sunni Arab boycott of the elections is in the offing, thus fatally weakening the legitimacy of any new government.

Iraqi Islamic Party

Allawi


Input: Az-Zaman : The Association of Muslim Scholars forbade Iraqis to participate in the attack on Fallujah with the Americans.

Az-Zaman

Association of Muslim Scholars

Fallujah


Input: In a communique, the AMS said that for Iraqis to take part with "raiding forces" in the assault on a city, the population of which is Muslim (such as Fallujah) would be considered the most mortal of mortal sins.

AMS

Fallujah


Input: The Sunni AMS told Iraqis, "You sinned when you participated with occupation forces in the assault on Najaf, and beware lest you repeat this same sin in Fallujah.

AMS

Najaf

Fallujah


Input: Remember that the Occupation is emphemeral."


Input: The radical Shiite Sadr movement issued a statement forbidding the participation of Iraqi troops in the attack on Fallujah, as well.

Sadr

Fallujah


Input: The statement said, "We direct an appeal at the men in the Iraqi forces, whether national guards or others, the majority of whom are Muslim, calling upon them to refrain for commiting this enormous sin under the banner of forces that do not respect our religion or any principles of basic humanity, and we ask them to view this war as illegal."


Input: It called a "ploy" the assertaion that the attack was merely on foreign fighters at Fallujah.

Fallujah


Input: The convergence of views among the more militant Sunni Muslim clerics of AMS and the radical Shiites of the Sadr movement has been seen before, last spring during the initial US assault on Fallujah and during the US attack on Mahdi Army militiamen in Najaf.

AMS

Sadr

Mahdi Army

US

Fallujah

US

Najaf


Input: Most Shiites, however, are still reluctant to take major risks to support the Sunnis of Fallujah, many of whom had supported Saddam and his anti-Shiite pogroms.

Fallujah

Saddam