Input: Will be staying here any and every time I come anywhere near.


Input: Overall, Joe is a happy camper who has found a great spot.

Joe


Input: Skylight repair


Input: My skylight was making a horrible noise when the wind blew.


Input: James Bateman came the day I called and fixed the problem quickly and efficiently.

James Bateman


Input: He also inspected my entie roof to see if there was anything else that needed attention.


Input: He called the next day to see if everything was to my satisfaction.


Input: When the next hailstorm blows through, I will not hesitate to contact James at Team Texas Construction.

James

Team Texas Construction


Input: Outdated but not bad


Input: So I really felt like this place was extremely outdated especially since the pictures make it look nice and modern.


Input: It had listed that there was a hot breakfast but all this meant is that they added a waffle maker to the common continental affair at most cheap hotels.


Input: The family suite was basically two rooms with a small opening between them which worked great for us because we were two families traveling together.


Input: If you are in town and need that kind of space I say stay here but if you are looking for a little more upscale affair do n't let the pictures fool you and book somewhere else.


Input: A+


Input: Excellent customer service and honest feedback.


Input: The team at Bradley Chevron kept my car running for well past its expected death!

Bradley Chevron


Input: They are honest about 'immediate' concerns versus 'recommended' repairs and have very fair prices.


Input: Such a convenient location as well with coffee shop and bradley food and beverage right around corner.


Input: Apps 4 Salad 3 Entree 3.5 Wine 5 (NOV 07)


Input: Enjoyed this cozy little spot with a group of 8 folks.


Input: Service was excellent.


Input: Food was excellent.


Input: Wine was excellent.


Input: I was feeling the need for some fish so I had the salmon which was very good but the steaks looked amazing and if I am in town again, I 'll definitely order a steak.


Input: A perfect place for a romantic dinner.


Input: Lots of "pretty people" dining inside.


Input: Internet Department is rude and insulting


Input: I was looking to bring a customer to their lot to buy a car but the Internet salesperson Last name is Balazick sent me this email "AND IF IT WAS WORTH MY TIME I WOULD OF BOTHERED ASWERING YOUR QUESTIONS.

Balazick


Input: I MAKE MONEY NOT DEAL WITH BROKERS" Wow, can you believe in today s tough times this dealership would be looking for any way to move vehicles.


Input: As a previous Internet Manager I would deal with anyone looking to buy a car for a profit and not care if they came in with a broker.


Input: Stay away from this dealership!!!


Input: I called them for an estimate and they INSULTED ME WHEN I ASK THEM QUESTIONS.


Input: THEY ARE VERY RUDE AND NASTY.


Input: PLEASE DO N'T USE THIS MOVING COMPANY IF YOU DO N'T WANT TO: CRY, HAVE TROUBLE AND A BAD EXPERIENCE ON THE DAY OF YOUR MOVE.


Input: THEY WILL GIVE YOU A LOW PRICE OVER THE PHONE AND ON THE DAY OF YOUR MOVE THEY WILL CHANGE THE PRICE, I GUARANTEE IT.


Input: Gone downhill since change in ownership


Input: Sigh.


Input: I used to LOVE this place.


Input: But now that they are part of a chain, service has slipped.


Input: I am waiting longer at BNA for my pickups and last time I parked with them, they lost my car key.

BNA


Input: Lucky I had a spare with me!


Input: To date they have not made good by either finding the key or paying for a new one.


Input: (These new car keys are EXPENSIVE to copy, you ca n't just go to WalMart.)


Input: Go to the website for coupons and join the club -you can get free parking.


Input: However, with BNA offering one day of free parking due to construction of the new rental car facility, it may be cheaper to park at BNA.

BNA

BNA


Input: Consistantly poor


Input: A lack of organisation, coupled with the distain for its customers, makes this the worst rental agency I have used.


Input: Chasing them on issues from the day I moved in (many of them still unresolved as I left) to all sorts of farcical issues with funds, after I left. . . . as soon as I could.


Input: If you must use them, be vigilant and be ready to push, if you can go elsewhere then I would.


Input: Not so great


Input: My husband just got a bike there as a gift he 's only had it a month.


Input: It 's a nice bike and it cost a lot of money.


Input: But just this week a peddle broke.


Input: He took it back and they would not honor a warranty and said it was his fault because of his shoes??


Input: So they were going to charge him for new peddles and proceeded to put them on without even telling him the price.


Input: Which was very expensive.


Input: He asked for a different pair instead and they only gave him five dollars off??


Input: Trek is not so great


Input: Make You Feel Like a Number


Input: Stay away from Kids First West Chester.

Kids First West Chester


Input: You NEVER get a human on the phone.


Input: It 's impossible to get an appointment.


Input: If you get caught in traffic and are a couple minutes late they make you re-schedule... for 6 weeks later.


Input: And worst of all your child feels like a number not a patient.


Input: Go somewhere else.


Input: Perfect Location plus


Input: I moved into the Tanglewood Apartments in late 2008 and it 's been a refreshing change.

Tanglewood Apartments


Input: I used to live at Meadowrun and that was a nightmare.

Meadowrun


Input: The manager - Tiffany - is actually very nice so I 'm a bit surprised by other comments.

Tiffany


Input: She 's very reachable and she has always responded quickly to any questions or requests.


Input: Plus she plans a monthly breakfasts and other events at the clubhouse which is a nice added benefit.


Input: My Favorite in McLean


Input: My family loves coming to Endo Sushi.They are very nice, it is never crowded, and the food is wonderful, very delicious and fresh!

Endo Sushi


Input: Sometimes it is hard to get parking in the lot in front of the storefront, and it is on a one-way street, but the restaurant itself is NEVER overcrowded.


Input: If you can not park in the lot, then you can park in the shopping center 's garage, and walk up to Endo Sushi.

Endo Sushi


Input: The service is fast.


Input: Be sure to ring the little bell on your way out if you enjoyed your meal!


Input: (it 's by the door, on the hostess stand)


Input: Love my home at Creekside


Input: I moved to Creekside Apartments in August 2008 with a 6-month lease and have just extended it for another 13 months!

Creekside Apartments


Input: The management from Julie and Janice to the work staff, esp. Edwin, are just wonderful.

Julie

Janice

Edwin


Input: They have been extremely helpful whenever I have asked for help.


Input: Although the apartments are facing Stokes Street and close to the Bascom Light Rail, the location is surprisingly quiet.

Bascom Light Rail


Input: I have never had any problems with loud neighbors or concerns about safety.


Input: The apartments are within walking distance to Trader Joe 's , Whole Foods, and other stores.

Trader Joe 's

Whole Foods


Input: The well-equipped, clean gym is a plus!


Input: Great place to live if you work in and around downtown San Jose!

San Jose


Input: Great Dude Cut!


Input: Great service, cool vibe, impeccable style.


Input: I 'm a guy with tricky hair so getting that right is job #1.


Input: After going through 5 other places I finally found Janice at Alta Moda.

Janice

Alta Moda


Input: Not only was it a good cut but my wife and friends comment on my hair every time I leave...saying it 's the best look I 've ever had.


Input: Either I suck at my own style or Janice is a genius.

Janice


Input: Looks like there 's a lot of talent in this place.


Input: Worth every penny.


Input: Great Sanwiches, Great Prices


Input: I used to go here almost everyday since I work in the neighbourhood and loved their turkey and meatball sandwiches.


Input: Chicken salad salad is great too.


Input: Best of all, the staff is quick on their feet and even with long lines, usually serve you in 5 minutes or less.


Input: For the quality, the prices ($4-$6) have to be the best in town.


Input: The staff get to know regulars and do their job very well.


Input: Tourists like the other reviewer might not appreciate their efficiency or quality, but I certainly do.


Input: This is n't a TGIF or Cafe, it s a lunch sandwich place and a good one at that.

TGIF


Input: AWFUL SERVICE!


Input: After happily visiting Sear's Automotives in the past, I was shocked at the horrible service received at their Greensboro location.

Sear's Automotives

Greensboro


Input: I brought my car in on a Sunday to replace a shredded tire.


Input: I waited about 20 minutes in the store part before anyone was able to assist me and was then told to pull my car into the shop (that is apparently what you are supposed to do, but the big signs pointing you that way are for some reason kept inside the garage, so you do n't see them drving up, and they purposely block the front pull-up that all other Sear's use).

Sear's


Input: Once inside, I had to stand around for at least 10 more minutes before--FINALLY-- a technician got to me.


Input: Once I returned to pick up my car, you can believe I spent quite a bit MORE time standing around waiting.


Input: I had wanted to split the total between a credit card and check card since I was being reimbursed for the tire but was told this was n't possible.


Input: Once I actually got back in my car, it was dirty and had grease all over the steering wheel.


Input: OK, one bad experience...fine.


Input: The following Friday, I returned with my car to go ahead and replace the other 3 tires, which were worn.


Input: I would not have gone back, but I could n't find the particular tire they 'd used in stock anywhere else.


Input: Once again, I waited for quite a bit before being attended to.


Input: I got the order completed, and then questioned the technician since it came out about $40 less than I expected.


Input: He said it was the same tire, and verified this, after checking both the actual tire on my car and my service papers from earlier in the week.


Input: However, when he printed out the service quote, I could see that it was NOT the correct tire, and was not even an appropriate tire for my car model.


Input: So I pointed this out to him, at which point he said they only had one of the correct tires in stock.


Input: Ok--fine.


Input: So I got just my other rear tire replaced.


Input: They promised it 'd be done within an hour, so I waited in the lobby.


Input: Over two hours later (and ten minutes before they closed) my car was finally finished.


Input: A few minutes after I left, I was called and informed that "I" left my wheel lock (which they should have left in the car).


Input: Of course, they would be closing in 5 minutes, so I would have to hurry up or get it the next day.


Input: Of course I could n't make it back in time (and they apparently could not stay 5 extra minutes to wait for me).


Input: The next day, no one could find my wheel lock and that particular technician was not in.


Input: Of course, they could n't call him either to ask about it because apparently they do n't keep their employees ' phone numbers (riiight), so I would have to return on Monday (driving for 3 days now with no wheel lock should I get a flat).


Input: On Monday I called and again it was a big to-do to find anyone who knew anything about it.


Input: Supposedly they will be holding it for me this evening, but I 'm sure that will also be a huge ordeal.


Input: The employees at this Sear's are completely apathetic and there did n't seem to be any sort of management that I could see.

Sear's


Input: I will never return there again (and now have some serious doubts about the quality of work they actually performed on my car).


Input: Great Wine & Service


Input: This place is so great!


Input: They have a great selection of wine from all over the world with all different prices.


Input: The employees make you feel very comfortable and are very helpful, whether you are very knowledgeable or do n't know anything at all about wine.


Input: Check out their wine tastings every Friday night!


Input: Finest??


Input: Really??


Input: I beg to differ.


Input: This place is marginal at best.


Input: Not very welcoming and focused mostly on keeping little kids entertained.


Input: I was not impressed, and quite frustrated at their lack of rating for their courses.


Input: I understand not wanting to put labels like 5.10 on an indoor course, because yes, it is not the same, but some clear understanding of the difficulty of one course to another is nice when you are an intermediate climber looking to improve.


Input: I do n't want to waste my time on routes set for children, but I do n't want to take on something I ca n't handle just to strain myself to exhaustion.


Input: Rate the routes, with understandable markings and a more detailed system than easy, moderate, and hard.


Input: Again, a great outing for the kids, a frustration for an out of town climber.


Input: DO NT ever go there, not even if your car flips.


Input: Their service sucks to start off with, people are cruel and ignorant.


Input: I 'm compeltly dissatisfied with their service and their products.


Input: They DO NOT have a return policy and even if their product SUCKS, they will NOT take it back!


Input: DO NOT EVER GO HERE.


Input: I prefer Advanced auto parts over this crappy place with the meanest people.

Advanced auto parts


Input: And they THRIVE to get a customer.


Input: DO NOT go here..thank you


Input: Food was cold


Input: I have been here 3 to 4 times and every time food they served seems warmed up not cooked after you order it.


Input: I like my food hot both ways not warm or cold.


Input: Price and taste is good.


Input: I will be happy if they can serve when food is piping hot.


Input: KB


Input: PAT testing quick & efficient


Input: I rang SRD PAT testing and within 3 hours Scot had come to my premises and PAT tested all my our Spill The Whisky barn dance band equipment, and supplied a certificate for only 70p per unit.

Scot


Input: Fantastic, quick and efficient service.


Input: How rare!


Input: Well done.


Input: HEAVEN ON EARTHHHHHHH!!!!


Input: MUST TRY!!!


Input: A+++


Input: THIS PLACE IS THE BEST.


Input: I HATED SUSHI BEFORE BUT NOW I CA NT STOP EATTING IT!!!!!!!


Input: NICE SERVICE, AND EXCELLENT FOOD.


Input: EVERYTHING IN HERE SEEMS TO AMAZE ME!!!


Input: THEIR GRILL DISHES ARE OUT TA THIS WORLD AND SUSHI IS JUST FABULOUS!!!!


Input: I EAT HERE AT LEAST 5 DAYS A WEEK.


Input: THEY HAVE EXCELLENT SUSHI CHEF SPECIAL ROLLS FOR A FAIR PRICE AND SO IS THE GRILL ORDERS.


Input: A++++ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Input: JUNO AND OPEN I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

JUNO

OPEN


Input: [no homo] :D


Input: Trust The Midas Touch

Midas


Input: I personally trust this Midas store with all my vehicles, I have been going there for years & would never go anywhere else!

Midas


Input: the staff is very personable & actually care about the customers safety rather than taking there money.


Input: This is however a very busy shop but there are appointments available & the staff up front will surely make sure you get back in a timely manner.


Input: I look at some of these other comments & laugh because people think that the world revolves around them!


Input: Like the girl with the fuse problem...


Input: Midas has the most high tech equipment in town & I guarantee you if they told you it was electrical then in deed it s electrical!

Midas


Input: maybe you should understand how the world works & realize you are just like any other person & not put yourself on a pedestal.


Input: I will continue going to Dave at Midas because he is one of the most honest business owners in this town!

Dave

Midas


Input: When having your car worked on you have to trust the mechanic & this Midas is truly someone you can trust!

Midas


Input: Terrible service!!!


Input: Made an appointment to have them come to the house to discuss curtain options and give an estimate.


Input: They sent over someone who said he knows nothing about curtains and could not show me fabric options or give an estimate.


Input: When I called the manager to complain, she said she KNEW the guy did n't know about curtains and that the usual lady called in sick hours earlier!


Input: Instead of rescheduling they chose to waste my time instead.


Input: So what was the point of the appointment!?!


Input: To just come over and hang out?!?


Input: I will NEVER do business with this company!


Input: EVER!!!


Input: Instructor never showed up!


Input: January 15th -- We were signed up for Saturday 's 2 PM class "Beginning Yoga with Brittany."

Brittany


Input: We even arrived 10 minutes early as the website suggests.


Input: The instructor did not show up!


Input: We waited until 2:25 PM and then left.


Input: There were 2 in our group, and a 3rd person was also in the parking lot waiting for this class.


Input: Well, not much I can say except I 'm very disappointed with this experience.


Input: This was our first visit to your studio.


Input: In today 's instant world, there 's no reason for the instructor not to even have given us a phone call or e-mail if she was going to be late.


Input: As a yoga studio, I 'm sure you 're all aware that all actions generate karma …


Input: and sometimes karma can manifest itself on a bad review on Google.


Input: I googled restaurants in the area and Fuji Sushi came up and reviews were great so I made a carry out order of : L 17.

Fuji Sushi


Input: Mixed Tempura.....................8.25 Shrimp or vegetable tempura & salad.


Input: I was very happy with the customer service and even more please with the portion size, to go box set up and quality of the food for the price.


Input: I 'm very happy and will definitely dine in and carry out again.


Input: Room ok.


Input: Service and Client base not ok.


Input: I have stayed in this hotel many times, and while it typically offers a decent bang for the buck, its client base largely consists of troubled youngsteers and evictees from the local, not so pleasant hood.


Input: I have never considered this a real problem as I travel without kids and can fend for myself, but when I had to listen to a (non-violent) domestic fight that lasted from 1 AM to 5 AM during my last stay and I found out that the front desk was unmanned during night hours, my choice was to either waste tax payers money by calling for a yet another police dispatch to this hotel, or just get over it.


Input: I chose the later, but approached the front desk about the hotel policy to push over their responsibilities on local authorities, not to mention the good night s sleep i paid for but did nt get.


Input: I was told management would call me back but still waiting for that call.


Input: I will probably stay here again because it s cheap and I ca nt afford a better hotel, but do not look forward to it and would definitely not recommend this hotel for families or single female travellers.


Input: Nice selection, very clean, friendly staff!


Input: Hot Iron has become a favorite of our family.


Input: Everyone can get the signature dish with ingredients and spices that they want and have the fun of watching it cook.


Input: The staff are very friendly and conscientious.


Input: They always ask if you have meat in your dish, (for vegetarians like me), they scrub an area of the grill and use separate utensils to cook.


Input: They do n't just dump your ingredients on and cook either, but carefully separate meat to the hotter parts of the grill and still manage to keep the veggies from turning to mush.


Input: The selection of meats, veggies and sauces is awesome too!


Input: Every time we go they seem to have a different ingredient or two which keeps things interesting.


Input: Meats are kept VERY cold, seafood smells fresh and the serving bar is VERY clean.


Input: Prices are reasonable, (Kid s meals are around 4.99) and Wednesday's they have discount dinner prices, I believe.


Input: My wife and I avoided doing some fairly simple electrical re-wiring in our home for several years due to overall hassle and cost involved.


Input: I finally called Matt from Bonafide and he made the project both easy for us and reasonable.

Matt

Bonafide


Input: He was prompt, knowledgable, friendly, clean and just an overall great guy who obviously cares about his business.


Input: I will reccommend his services however/whenever possible!


Input: Amazing Pictures at an Amazing Price


Input: Rendy is totally amazing.

Rendy


Input: She gave me amazing pictures at an amazing price and made my wedding day so memorable.


Input: She was way easy to work with and made my wedding day so easy and she got some amazing pictures, not only of me, but of my family and friends.


Input: She is amazing.


Input: I would recommend her to anyone!


Input: Very unhappy ...


Input: Working with Rod Jacobsen was my first experience working with a CPA, so I did not know what to expect.

Rod Jacobsen


Input: That said - he seemed to be doing well enough.


Input: However, then I asked to amend my return to apply a credit I had just become eligible for.


Input: I expected to pay for this service, but imagine my surprise when I received a bill for MORE than what I paid to have the original return prepared.


Input: Asked why, Rod simply told me that he had to research how to do the amendment (it was an amended to show that I had purchased a home - nothing out of the ordinary, one would think) and that took time to figure out.

Rod


Input: Well, that was strike one.


Input: I was n't going to use them again, but I was going to leave it at that.


Input: However, now that I have come to realize that I am going to owe the IRS $6,000+ despite doing exactly what Rod told me to do, I feel I have to voice my opinion.

Rod


Input: Last year, after all was said and done, I asked Rod whether my payment structure would leave me with no/little tax liability at the end of the year.

Rod


Input: He said yes.


Input: Well, again, I am now faced with a tax bill of $6,000+, all due on April 15, 2010 and all that Rod has to say to the matter is 'well, you wo n't have to pay a penalty.'

Rod


Input: I may not have to pay a penalty, yet, but this is NOT what I had in mind when hired these guys.


Input: In the words of my new accountant, THEY LET ME DOWN!


Input: Best Car Dealer in TX


Input: I purchased a nissan from this dealship.


Input: The sales men were very knowledgeable about every aspect of every car we looked at.


Input: They were very patient and helpful from showing the cars to doing the paperwork.


Input: The paperwork was a very easy and smooth.


Input: They tried to run my credit score as less as possible so it wo n't hurt my score.


Input: Overall, I was very happy with the customer service and my purchase.


Input: If you 're looking to buy a car, definitely give them a call.


Input: They have a huge inventory.


Input: No way.


Input: I 'm certainly no expert on asian food in fact not even a lover of Vietnamese food but I wanted to try the real things here at A Dong.

A Dong


Input: Cold, slimy, tasteless however is the same in all languages and foods.


Input: Not good, not great, and again another disappointment in Central Iowa.

Central Iowa


Input: How do these places stay in business.


Input: This town needs some food soul and this is not it.


Input: Best Salsa (hehehe)


Input: After my trees were cleaned up, they gave me a jar of salsa.


Input: The owner warned me that it was the best salsa I would ever had, and he was right.


Input: No joke!


Input: I hate to say check them out just for the salsa, but James, I NEED another jar badly :) All kidding aside, they are a very good company, I have a hard time giving any service biz a 5 star review but they came close.

James


Input: Very affordable (do n't call it cheap) and their trimmers were quick and courteous when I got home from work.


Input: And the salsa, be sure to ask for a jar and have plenty of chips around, you will need them.....


Input: Not what i expected!


Input: We read the good reviews before going and had high hopes.. but to our dismay it did nt turn out that way!


Input: ~It took over 40 mins to be taken to our table, once there it took another 20 mins to get our orders and a further 45 mins till our starters landed on our table.


Input: Very frustrating for a restaurant that has 1 rosette and is supposedly renowned for the service... hmm There was no canape's or amuse to keep us occupied, once we complained about the wait they took us something to nibble on but that took us getting out our chairs and wondering round to do that and it was impossible to get anyone s attention.


Input: Scallops were overcooked and the foie gras was cold but the rest of the food was lovely.


Input: On top of that though they tried to charge us service charge just to rub it it....


Input: Would n't go back as there are a lot of places A LOT better and cheaper.


Input: Great graphic design work!


Input: Fresh Design Studio helped jump-start my own business by providing affordable and effective marketing materials: logo, flyers, posters ad design, and more.

Fresh Design Studio


Input: They have unbeatable price in town and deliver on time.


Input: I enjoy working with this architectural and graphic design firm and will recommend to anyone.


Input: Identity Theft


Input: Myself and my fiance 's identity was stolen from the office staff.


Input: We were told by a detective and asked to check our credit for anything unusual.


Input: Luckily they caught the crooks before they did one on us.


Input: It was a black female that use to work in the office.


Input: She stole the information and gave it to another guy that did all the work.


Input: The other guy was pulled over one day and a cop saw suspicious papers with names and social security numbers on it.


Input: That s how they were caught.


Input: They both went to jail and a new manager was put in charge of the apartments.


Input: The apartment across from mine belonged to a gang of hookers.


Input: Nobody lived there.


Input: A girl would show up, then a guy in a nice car would show up.


Input: Short time later the guy would leave, then the girl.


Input: My apartment was usually quiet.


Input: I lived in one that did not face the parking lot.


Input: Parking spaces are just big enough for a Mini Cooper.


Input: It sucked having an SUV.


Input: If I found a spot, I could nt fit in it.


Input: Gates worked 30% of the time at best.


Input: Bugs were a small problem, nothing too bad.


Input: Great Prices, Great service!


Input: I 've been to this shop twice (once for an inspection and again for an oil change) and they truly live up to their name: Discount!


Input: They have all kind of coupons available for car washes, oil changes, state inspection, etc.


Input: The thing is, you still get high quality service at nicely discounted rates!


Input: There is even free coffee and bottles of water if you 'd like.


Input: The owner is a pleasant guy and I would trust my car with him or any of his workers.


Input: Top notch, all the way!


Input: Top notch eats!


Input: So here we are in Manson.

Manson


Input: Manson?

Manson


Input: Yes, Manson.

Manson


Input: Right near Chelan.

Chelan


Input: Aka Nowheresville.


Input: And this litttle gem of a 7-table restaurant is a complete and utterly wonderful surprise.


Input: A short but wide-ranging menu executed with innovative perfection in a cozy hole in the wall just off the main street.


Input: Fantastic food served without pretense, very reasonably priced wine selections.


Input: A great place to go for dinner after a day of wine tasting.


Input: these guys were fantastic!


Input: they fixed my garage doors in literally less than an hour.


Input: the guy came on time and did n't take any breaks, he went straight to work and finished the job efficiently and promptly!


Input: i could n't be more happier with the way my garage looks.


Input: GREAT JOB GUYS!


Input: Great, and probably the only West Indian spot worth hitting up in Nashville.

Nashville


Input: I was born and raised in Toronto, which has a huge West Indian (Trinidadian, Jamaican, etc) population.

Toronto


Input: So huge in fact, that Toronto slang is influenced by and has Jamaican references, and Jamaican beef patties are staples in my high school cafeteria.

Toronto


Input: Anyway, I was practically raised on this stuff, and being a connoisseur of West Indian cuisine, Jamaica Way is a bit toned down to suit the American palette.

Jamaica Way


Input: All you have to do to make it authentic Jamaican food, is add a whole lot of pepper.


Input: Alot.


Input: Friendly staff, but definitely some problems


Input: May, 2009.


Input: We were booked at the Sheraton with a number of other out-of-town wedding guests.

Sheraton


Input: Got put into the wrong room the first night, and were quite surprised to have someone with the same room key trying to get in the door at 1:00 am!


Input: Next day got moved into another room, on the same floor with other wedding guests.


Input: There were 3 adults in our room but towels for only 2, no linens for sofa bed.


Input: In the second room it took 3 tries to get all the towels and linens we requested.


Input: A package and some wedding cards were left in our first room.


Input: They were sent to our second room and had been opened--the ribbon-wrapped present, and all 3 envelopes.


Input: Security in the hotel seemed to be excellent, but we were never given an explanation as to why someone would open these items.


Input: A mid-afternoon "fire drill" was disruptive, putting everyone out of the hotel.


Input: When we called the front desk about an extremely boisterous crowd in the hall outside our door quite late at night, it seemed to take the hotel staff quite a while to quiet them down.


Input: The staff was friendly, especially the front desk female supervisor, and seemed to want to help, but too many unusual things happened to make us want to stay there again.


Input: Do not use this company!


Input: I dropped off a sheet metal piece that I needed copied due to th it was needing to be replaced.


Input: I asked if they could copy the piece I dropped off.


Input: They said it would be made exactly like the one I needed to replace.


Input: I picked it up when it was finished and was charge 30.00.


Input: When I got to the job and tried to insert the new piece of metal IT WOULD NOT FIT!!


Input: I took the original piece of metal and rigged it to make due since I had to complete the job.


Input: I took the receipt and the metal that did not fit and asked Pomper for my money back.


Input: The girl at the desk was sooo rude I could not believe it!


Input: She told me she could not use the piece I was returning and the company would only put it in the trash so I could not return it.


Input: I explained I did not get what I paid for.


Input: She asked me to bring the original piece back and I told her I had to use it on the job.


Input: She told me that was to bad she would do nothing to help me since she could not use or resell the piece.


Input: I said I was going to trash it also and could I at least have a credit.


Input: With a smirk on her face she told me NO MONEY IS BEING RETURNED and THAT IS THE WAY IT WAS.


Input: DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY.


Input: There are to many people that need our business to have to put up with this unfair treatment!!!!!


Input: First Time Ballerina


Input: My daughter is starting ballet this year for the first time.


Input: I 'm a soccer mom so I was n't sure what I was looking for when it comes to dancewear.


Input: The staff was very helpful and gave me exactly what I needed for my first time ballerina.


Input: The service at Instep was great!!

Instep


Input: I would recommend them to anyone!


Input: Fantastic Place to buy your next vehicle


Input: We have never had a bad experience buying from Edmark.

Edmark


Input: This is car number 3 we 've purchased through them.


Input: We trust and appreciate Scott Larson and know that he will always take good care of us and listen to our needs!

Scott Larson


Input: Thank you again for great customer service!


Input: Excellent customer service and quality work.


Input: They went the extra mile to repair my cowboy boots-- they had to have a special kind of paper that looked like wood grain to fix the heels.


Input: That was 4 years ago.


Input: I have n't been able to find a shoe repair place in Seattle since that has been able to do it.

Seattle


Input: (I 've been through at least 5 places already.)


Input: If I had time to drive to Tacoma before they closed during the work week, I would just so I could get those boots fixed properly again.

Tacoma


Input: happy customer


Input: Mr. Squeege is THE BEST.

Mr. Squeege


Input: Prompt, Clean Windows.


Input: Affordable pricing.


Input: Friendly responses.


Input: How else can excellent be described for a business of this sort?


Input: They have been my only "go-to" resource since we first did business together.


Input: You will find the same to be true for you.


Input: Awesome!!!!


Input: Yes my G1 screen is back working.


Input: They was about to Charge me $129...


Input: But i paid $100.


Input: they save me from having to deal with Tmobile...

Tmobile


Input: Tmobile want to Send of my phone and i did n't want to go thru that...

Tmobile


Input: 3 Days For get that...


Input: Great service.


Input: I would recommend them to anyone..


Input: I purchased a 2-year old certified pre-owned BMW from this dealership.


Input: The night I drove back home, I found that the rear window has some leakage.


Input: (You can hear the wind while driving on highway.


Input: Very likely it needs a new window seal).


Input: I admit that I should have paid attention to this kind of little things while test drive.


Input: (But this is a certified car from a dealer.)


Input: So I brought the car back the second day.


Input: They told me that this is not under warranty and want to charge me $175 just to diagnose the problem!


Input: Who knows how much they want me to pay to fix this thing.


Input: I walked away.


Input: So my advice is that NEVER TRUST THIS DEALER.


Input: STAY AWAY AS FAR AS POSSIBLE.


Input: One of the worst places


Input: This place and its sister store Peking Garden are the worst places to order from.

Peking Garden


Input: the food was horrible not cooked like it should be, they got the order wrong on a number of occasions, and once forgot about my order.


Input: i had to call back up there two hours later and the lady (who claimed to be a manager) said my food was on the way, and she did nt offer to compensate me in any kind of way.


Input: i waited another 30 mins before receiving my food and it was cold.


Input: in my opinon this place should be shut down by the health inspector, and anyone who is satisfied with there service and food has never eaten at a real asian restaurant.


Input: Dumbest F'ers ever


Input: I called dominos tonight, it rang forever, I get put on hold twice without saying a word and FINALLY someone says, MAY I HELP YOU?

dominos


Input: So I say: I 'm at the Radison Warwick hotel in Rittenhouse Square (built in 1926) do you deliver to the Warwick?

Radison Warwick hotel

Rittenhouse Square

Warwick


Input: They say no, Warwick in New Jersey, Call New Jersey.

Warwick

New Jersey

New Jersey


Input: I laugh and say, no, that Warwick is in New York, but I 'm at the Radison-Warwick.

Warwick

New York

Radison-Warwick


Input: And he says: You 're at Warwick in Pennsylvania?

Warwick

Pennsylvania


Input: and I said, YES, CENTER CITY PHILLY, and he says, NO, Warwick is a township, If you 're at a Radison in Warwick that s too far, try dominos in Pottstown.

CENTER CITY

PHILLY

Warwick

Radison

Warwick

Pottstown

dominos


Input: I say, NO, I am at the RADISON WARWICK HOTEL in Rittenhouse Square.

RADISON WARWICK HOTEL

Rittenhouse Square


Input: He says: I not know that town, I have to get to work, I 'm in PHILLY.

PHILLY


Input: Call dominos in your town.

dominos


Input: I SAY LISTEN: I 'm at 17th and LOCUST, do you deliver there?


Input: He says, I have to have an exact ADDRESS.


Input: OK, 1701 LOCUST STREET i say.


Input: he says: Why you tell me you r in WARWICK TOWNSHIP?

WARWICK TOWNSHIP


Input: He gives the phone to a girl, she says, I have to have your address, I say, do you deliver to 17th and locust, she says, your exact address, I say 1-7-0-1 Locust, ARe you sure? she asks?


Input: YES I am sure, well, she says, is that ON 17th STREET.


Input: Yes, I say.


Input: 17th, like over by 16th and 15th YES, I say, one mile west of you.


Input: You 're at 7th.


Input: I am just south of Walnut.


Input: She says, Is that 17th like over past broad.


Input: YES, I am west of broad.


Input: Broad, I say, is 14th street and I am 3 blocks west of broad and one south of walnut.


Input: Hmmm, she says, Then why are you calling here, we do n't go past broad?


Input: Anyway, after much yelling and cussing I hung up, grabbed a cab, and went to Geno 's .

Geno 's


Input: Overpriced


Input: This place is identical to the Youngstown Sports Grille, so I imagine they are owned/operated by the same people.

Youngstown Sports Grille


Input: The food is mediocre at best, and largely overpriced given the portion size and quality.


Input: Do n't even get me started on how expensive it is to drink there.


Input: I have ate here 3 times since they first opened, and the service has been poor each time, the staff always comes across as somewhat rude and slow.


Input: Hidden Gem in Alpharetta


Input: This French born, French trained chef and his creative partners offer a taste fresh, locally sourced, fabulously prepared food in the most unlikely of locations.


Input: Try their weekend "tastings" which you can learn about by getting on their weekly email list.


Input: It 's the best meal for the money you will find in all of metro Atlanta.

metro Atlanta


Input: My favorite florist!


Input: I came to La Crosse to go to college, and my mom would send me birthday flowers though here.

La Crosse


Input: They were beautiful and lasted forever!


Input: Now that I live here, this is my favorite place to grab flowers for friends and coworkers!


Input: Hands down, best place in the area!


Input: I called on a Friday at 12:30 complaining of a severe toothache.


Input: Dr. Obina told me that his office closed at noon and that I should call him on Monday.

Obina


Input: I had been a patient of Dr. Olbina for 9 years and had spent thousands of dollars on crowns etc.

Olbina


Input: There are plenty of good dentists in Fernandina.

Fernandina


Input: Do n't go to Amelia Gentle Dentistry.

Amelia Gentle Dentistry


Input: Slowest, Unfriendly Sstaff on Weekends


Input: There are three Starbucks locations that I frequent.

Starbucks


Input: I have a bit of experience watching the usual assembly line.


Input: I also understand that weekend staffs are different than daytime staffs and not necessarily Starbucks A-team or even full-time.

Starbucks


Input: But this location has the worst weekend staff I 've seen EVER.


Input: It s been a few years since I have been to Ipanema.

Ipanema


Input: But my wife and I first went there thinking it would be Brazilian food (think lots of meat), but it turned out to be a vegan restaurant!


Input: And, I can say, this was one of my favorite places to eat in all of Richmond.

Richmond


Input: Amazing!


Input: Do n't let the nondescript building entrance fool you, these are some creative and talented chefs...two thumbs way, way up!


Input: I stopped in today @ Yards Brewery.

Yards Brewery


Input: I must say, I was impressed with the size of the bar area and lounge, & I liked that you could see the brewery right thru the glass!


Input: I had a sampler of IPA, Brawler, Love Stout & ESA.


Input: All were awesome, & I had a Dogwood Grilled Cheese which was enjoyable with the fine beers.


Input: After my sampler & sandwich, I asked for a pint of there Nitrogen Love Stout, I must say I was impressed, with the great taste & I am a Guiness Lover so coming from me, I think this is better, it s less dry & smoother!


Input: If you are in Philly you have to come check this place out!

Philly


Input: The only negative I have abou this place is the parking!


Input: I left with a case of BRAWLER!!!!!


Input: best quote ever My gate was stuck halfway open so I calledA CLASS Garage Doors Dr Services.

A CLASS Garage Doors Dr Services


Input: They came to my house in no time and started working on the gate.


Input: They were very friendly and were able to explain me exactly what was wrong with it.


Input: Once they fixed it they answetred all of my questions with no hesitations and then gave me the best quote ever.


Input: I know that if my garage door needs to be repaired, I will be calling A CLASS Garage Doors


Input: HORRIBLE!!!!!


Input: This has to be some of the worst pizza I have ever had the misfortune of ordering.


Input: The crust was lopsided, thicker on one side than the other.


Input: It actually had a hole in one of the slices.


Input: There was minimal cheese and sauce and it completely lacked flavor.


Input: I know New York pizza and this is not it!!


Input: This was nothing like New York style pizza!!!.


Input: I love pizza and this was a complete and utter disappointment!!


Input: I would not suggest this pizza to anyone!!!


Input: One suspects that earlier reviewer works for another laundry.


Input: Outside of parking being at a premium, especially on discount days, The Laundry Tub is not filthy and it 's no smaller than any of a dozen laundromats I 've been in.

The Laundry Tub


Input: Yes, there are bigger, but bigger is n't necessarily better.


Input: I availed myself of the wash 'n fold service, taking just about a year 's worth of dirty clothes in and getting back neatly folded, clean clothes in clear plastic bags (I 'd originally brought them in, in six large yellow garbage bags).


Input: The cost was certainly reasonable and I will continue my patronage of The Laundry Tub in the future.

The Laundry Tub


Input: Did n't hurt any that they knew my name by my second visit and greeted me warmly then and on my third visit.


Input: Whereas my answer to the question "Where do you get your laundry done?" used to be, "At the checkout line at WalMart," I can honestly say the answer now is, "At The Laundry Tub."

WalMart

The Laundry Tub


Input: Excellent Tattoo Shop


Input: I recently got a tattoo done at Aztec and I could not be happier.

Aztec


Input: It came out better than I even imagined.


Input: The shop was great, the service was excellent and the employees were fun guys.


Input: I would highly recommend this shop to anyone looking to get a quality tattoo done.


Input: Lots of rules, phantom innkeeper, last minute price was worth it.


Input: I called the "207" number and listened to the same recording loop 3 times before I gave up.


Input: I then called the 800 number (which was answered) and inquired about last minute rates.


Input: They had a room with a $99 rate, which I booked.


Input: The room was supposed to be on the 2nd floor, but they put us on the 3rd.


Input: The email confirmation (which I read in the car) warned about large suitcases, declaring that we are innkeepers, not longshoreman.


Input: In other words, they do not help with suitcases, but they promise totes to help.


Input: However upon our arrival no one there (the inn was open).


Input: So no totes.


Input: Finally a chambermaid stuck her head around the corner from the top of the stairs and told us sternly that we could not be accommodated until 3M, no exceptions.


Input: Then she was gone.


Input: We returned after 3PM, found no one there, and a note from the innkeeper with directions to our room.


Input: Rules in the room: #1) if you drink the soda from the fridge in your room you must prove it by leaving the can in the trash.


Input: If they think you 've taken a soda from your room home with you, they will charge you $1.50 per can.


Input: They count the cans in the trash to make sure.


Input: #2) If you take the shampoo products home, they will charge you $8 per item.


Input: #) If you want a late checkout, (after 11 AM) they charge you $15 for the first hour, $25 for the second hour, and after 2PM it 's a full day charge.


Input: #4) Breakfast is 8AM to 10AM.


Input: No earlier and no later.


Input: If you go later, it 's all cleaned up.


Input: (By whom, I do n't know.


Input: I never saw anyone there.


Input: All these rules are posted in the rooms.)


Input: Snacks: uninspired bread, tea backs, and individual coffee things for a machine that did n't exist.


Input: I put the coffee thing in hot water and settled for a cup of weak coffee.


Input: No wine glasses.


Input: Room was clean, but had a weird, dated, sink/stove combo that did n't work.


Input: Bath was clean except shower stall which had mildew problems.


Input: No tub.


Input: The Inn touts a shower with dual shower heads, but only one worked.


Input: Do n't get the rooms off the two kitchens.


Input: They are RIGHT OFF the kitchen so you hear everything.


Input: Free parking.


Input: I 'd go back if I could get the last minute rate again of $99, but I would n't pay their rack rate.


Input: Worst Apartments EVER


Input: We lived here for 2 years, the first year or so was okay.


Input: Then, the more power they gave to Linda, the worse the place got.

Linda


Input: We were always having our water shut off, there were always people having parties at the pool, even after it was supposed to be closed.


Input: The pool was supposed to close at 10 and they would have people down there until 11:45 yelling, playing music and do who-knows-what in the dark corners of the pool.


Input: Then, when we moved out, we cleaned the apartment top to bottom, they came back and tried to charge us for two cleaning fees (and we never got our deposit back) and past utilities (that were already paid, we have check numbers and records of this).


Input: Linda is the rudest person you will ever talk to and she sticks up for all of the trashy, rude people that live there, not the nice ones that actually give a crap about respecting others.

Linda


Input: Do not live here, you will regret it!


Input: A very satisfied new customer!


Input: As a very satisfied new customer, I wholeheartedly recommend United Air Duct Cleaning.

United Air Duct Cleaning


Input: They are professional, knowledgeable, and take meticulous care and pride in accomplishing their work.


Input: Not only were my wife and I very pleased, but I also had the air duct quality tested professionally by the home inspector that I regularly use, before and after United Air Duct performed their work.

United Air Duct


Input: Based on the test results, the home inspector stated that the quality of their job was “excellent”.


Input: Dr. Shady


Input: Kelly hit the nail on the head.

Kelly


Input: "Dr. Shady" is a jerk.

Shady


Input: After the way she spoke to me on my last visit, I will not be returning!!


Input: Good luck keeping business with that stuck up attitude Dr. Shady.

Shady


Input: You have just lost mine.


Input: The next time you feel like being condescending to someone, it is not going to be me!!!!!!


Input: Dr. Shady is inexperienced and prideful.

Shady


Input: She probably does not even have 10% of the knowledge that some of the other EXPERIENCED vets do in this area.


Input: I will be carefully researching vets before I take my dog someplace else.


Input: Beautifully written reviews Doctor, but completely UNTRUE.


Input: A+


Input: I would rate Fran pcs an A+ because the price was lower than everyone else, i got my computer back the next day, and the professionalism he showed was great.

Fran pcs


Input: He took the time to explain things to me about my computer, i would recommend you go to him.


Input: David


Input: They must have read these reviews and improved!


Input: My husband and I happened in on a whim.


Input: We sat in the front dining area, it was very cozy and pleasant.


Input: Our server was quite attentive and the food was fantastic.


Input: My husband has been a professional chef, so he is a good judge of quality food.


Input: This was a flavorful, enjoyable meal for both of us.


Input: Eulogic


Input: Good place to be on a Sunday Night.


Input: The beers were good, nice choice of beers as well, and as usual the mussels were great, the place upstairs is a nice addition to the bar downstairs.


Input: Filled up on too much beer and hence can not comment on the food.


Input: But the menu had standard stuff that one would get at a Belgian Tavern.


Input: If you are a handcraft beer person, this is a fantastic place to be.


Input: The Best Service Ever!!


Input: I have never had better service.


Input: My car broke down and roadside towed my vehicle to Sussman Kia.

Sussman Kia


Input: They squeezed me in and had me back up and running in no time.


Input: Everyone was pleasant and very helpful.


Input: The service department even gave me a ride home and picked me up when my car was finished.


Input: The advisor kept me up to date and informed on the progress of my vehicle.


Input: I give this dealer an A+!


Input: I will definitely be bringing my car back for service.


Input: When I arrived at Brickell Honda on 6/4/11, I was greeted and attended to by the Sales Manager, Gustavo Guerra, in a very friendly and professional manner.

Brickell Honda

Gustavo Guerra


Input: I explained to him what I wanted and that I previously went to Braman Honda.

Braman Honda


Input: Bramen Honda was a bit of a hassle.

Bramen Honda


Input: He told me "no problem, we will match the offer or do better."


Input: Mr. Guerra gave me a better deal without any hassles nor any type of problems.

Guerra


Input: Brickell Honda has been the best buying experience in the world.

Brickell Honda


Input: I urge all St. Thomas the Apostle parishioners and all of South Florida residents to come see Gus!!!

St. Thomas the Apostle

South Florida

Gus


Input: Excellent customer service!!!


Input: Never again


Input: Do n't go here unless you want to sit,order,eat and be asked to leave all in a matter of 20 minutes.


Input: You wo n't even have time to read the entire menu before being asked to order and if you ask for more time your server will wait at the table.


Input: This is the only place I have ever eaten and been told to leave because other people were waiting.


Input: I was told to take my coffee to go if I wanted to finish it.


Input: Oh, and their liquor license was expired so no Bloody Mary or Mimosas.


Input: Plus the drinks are self service, have fun trying to negotiate the small cafeteria space to get your coffee, juice or water.


Input: Go next door to the Ball Square Cafe instead.

Ball Square Cafe


Input: Fantastic for kids


Input: If you have children or are just a real animal lover yourself you 'll love this zoo.


Input: It 's only $10 and in essence just one big petting zoo.


Input: They sell feed and milk bottles at the front and I recommend you buy lots.


Input: We took our 7 month old and she laughed and giggled when (very harshly I might add) grabbing and 'kissed' the goats and lambs.


Input: The animals were all very sweet and patient with her.


Input: Among the animals that were available to touch were pony's, camels and EVEN AN OSTRICH!!!


Input: Wonderful, inexpensive and lots of fun!


Input: I 've never felt the need to write a review or make a complaint before, but after the way I was spoken to by a member of staff at the kennels (whose name I believe to be Mrs Closs) I would now not recommend this business to anybody.

Closs


Input: If the animals are treated in the same way the customers are treated then this leaves a lot to be desired!


Input: Nobody should be spoken to like that regardless of how bad their day may have been or what may be going on in their private lives!


Input: First trip to Canada


Input: I recently traveled to Canada on business and had a most excellent experience.

Canada


Input: I work for a large retail company recently expanding our operations into Canada and had to travel to ensure all of our computer network equipment was installed properly and on time.

Canada


Input: This can tend to be a stressful experience in itself let alone adding crossing boarders for the first time.


Input: I was very pleased to find my accommodations and the hotel staff to be a very calming and comforting part of my trip.


Input: I found the hotel to be amazingly clean, not to mention very well adorned with many pleasant surprises.


Input: From my first encounter at check in to my regrettable check out I found the staff and facility to exceed my expectation.


Input: I completely enjoyed my whole check in experience and was impressed with the friendliness and professionalism of the staff as well as the accommodations themselves.


Input: I will be traveling in this area in the future and you can be assured that this experience will be helpful in my choice of hotels and Novotel will be my first selection.

Novotel


Input: Yes the parking can be a challenge but being from NJ I am no stranger to tight corners.

NJ


Input: Please pass my appreciation to the Staff and Management for their excellent hospitality and good spirits as it helped make a stressful trip enjoyable.


Input: I interviewed several contractors for a kitchen remodel.


Input: Liberty construction shows up and it 's two guys...all I get is 100% sales pitch "We 're the best...we 're number 50 so we must be doing something right...look at all these certificates that say we 're great".


Input: Not once did I feel listened to like they actually cared about what I wanted, all they were interested in was me signing a contract right then and there.


Input: Very high pressured sales and with the reviews of many others bad service.


Input: I 'm glad I trusted my gut and did n't get sucked into doing business with them.


Input: Find someone you trust that actually hears you and wants to do the job right.


Input: Craft Wonderland with History


Input: My first visit was so fun yesterday.


Input: I could have stayed all day and not seen all the things.


Input: I am doing origami jewelry and found exactly the right things for earrings and got many other ideas there too.


Input: I bought a beginner s quilling set and like making the filigree forms you can make and add to other crafts.


Input: The owner, Jean, has been there 31 years!

Jean


Input: What a history.


Input: She is a super sweet, lovable and well-informed woman with a great sense of humor.


Input: I really enjoyed meeting her and happy to learn she comes from Oklahoma and has the values of a solid no bs country girl.

Oklahoma


Input: This store is a real gem and has much to offer the serious crafter or the occasional crafter.


Input: By the way, Salmagundi (the store name) means something like smorgasbord; potpourri; motley; variety; mixed bag; miscellaneous assortment; mixture, a variety of many kinds of things.

Salmagundi


Input: Great name for a great store!


Input: Shop Local!


Input: Barbara Quimba 1/30/10

Barbara Quimba


Input: Are you kidding me?


Input: I do n't get it.


Input: Spongy and sweet bread (microwaved?), heartless salsa, tiny dogs...


Input: You order at the counter and there is a space for tip on your credit card receipt.


Input: The dude who grills the retarded dogs is rude.


Input: If this is the best that Tucson has to offer, I am out ta here...

Tucson


Input: FANTASTIC STORE!!!


Input: I came upon this store as the building caught my eye.


Input: It 's located in the huge HONKA Log Homes building, by Walmart off of Evergreen Parkway.

HONKA Log Homes building

Walmart


Input: The store was decorated with furnishings & accessories.


Input: The friendly crew working was great & very helpful.


Input: This store is what Colorado is all about.

Colorado


Input: Also, I purchased some furniture last year and all has been great!


Input: It's durability & look was perfect and I will definitely be adding to my collection soon!


Input: Easiest Time I ever had purchasing a car!


Input: Excellent service, Not only did they get the exact car I wanted win in 48 hours but the sales man also took me out to lunch.


Input: Very kind and reliable.


Input: I highly recommend this dealership if you would not like to hassle on price and receive friendly service.


Input: I have since purchased two cars from this dealership, The first one was from Phillip and the second was from Richard.

Phillip

Richard


Input: Both were excellent sales men who put my needs first.


Input: Great first experience.


Input: I 'm 22, and my hairdresser was great (and not "old" like one of the reviews says) - she really listened to what I wanted and gave me tons of tips on how to style my hair so I could get it to look the way I wanted it to.


Input: She deep conditioned my hair and took the time to style it properly.


Input: She recommended products but absolutely did n't pressure me to buy.


Input: It 's a cute place with a really friendly, laid-back atmosphere.


Input: I would highly recommend it and will be going back for my next haircut.


Input: Oh!


Input: And students get $5 off, ca n't argue with that.


Input: Worth Every Penny


Input: My girlfriend and I ate at The Grill last night, and our experience was amazing.

The Grill


Input: Everything we ordered was prepared to perfection, and was presented perfectly.


Input: The asparagus, seared tuna, and lobster tail were the best we ever had.


Input: Then the desserts came, and they were hands down the best dessert we ever had.


Input: I will sum it up with, it was worth every penny!


Input: This place has done a great job of taking care of the usual maintenance on my hooptie.


Input: I also never have to wait long for a yearly inspection sticker...and never get the usual excuses other shops always gave me..."the inspection guy is n't here today"....for example.


Input: Today I went into Kwik Kar and there were two cars in front of me for inspection...but I was still out of there pretty quick...barely had time to read a chapter in my book.

Kwik Kar


Input: Watch out for your wallet


Input: Watch out for your wallet!


Input: This company is overpriced for their services.


Input: They pride themselves on being an event and team building company for corporate clients but you better believe they are going to mark you up on that feel good premise.


Input: On a recent event quote that I had done, they came in thousands of dollars over their local competition.


Input: The craziest part is that they are n't even based locally at the city I 'm in- they just have 'teams' in areas through the country.


Input: I 've spoken to vendors who are used by them who had nothing good to say about the company as well and in fact were afraid to quote events against them even though they openly admitted that they felt Canadian Outback was pricing their entertainment out of the market and doing more to hurt their business than help them.

Canadian Outback


Input: Be warned- they 'll ltake you for everything they can.


Input: this is a good place


Input: I have been here before and the service was absoulutely great.


Input: They had a great selection of colors to choose from and their seats are super comfty.


Input: I enjoy going there although i 've only been there once, i will be returning toda to recieve a pair of french tips and i will only go to the best and to me the best is here.


Input: i reccomend you to go and enjoy their wonderful hospitality.


Input: Restored my faith in Mechaincs.


Input: I spent 3 months going from shop to shop trying to get my Ferrari to run and drive the way it should.


Input: I was about to give up when I met Jason and Neal.

Jason

Neal


Input: They took on the challenge of making my Ferrari all I dreamed of and more.


Input: The crew at The Creative Workshop went over and above the call of duty and gave me back a car I can drive anywhere and finally enjoy owning.

The Creative Workshop


Input: I can not say enough about this place.


Input: They have restored my faith in Mechanics.


Input: Do yourself a favor, call these guys first and enjoy driving your car again..


Input: I guess you get what you pay for.


Input: I tried to stay here for a few nights with my girlfriend, so we asked for a single queen bed.


Input: We got there, and we were treated to the free "upgrade" of a room with two double beds.


Input: Since they consider this an upgrade, they let their other rooms fill up and would not change our room.


Input: Then we got put in a room with a huge gap under the door....right next to the ice machine.


Input: We could hear every single thing that happened outside like it was inside our room.


Input: When I finally found someone at the desk who could speak English, they moved our room, but we still did not receive the single queen we had "reserved"


Input: Great pet care


Input: I have used Just Like Family several times now and they have provided great care for my two dogs.

Just Like Family


Input: Lynda is professional and has great compassion for animals.

Lynda


Input: The real testament is not in how much she likes your animals but how much they like her.


Input: I highly recommend her.


Input: Con Garage


Input: I brought my car in for a simple emissions test.


Input: I guess they figured me for an easy mark, and tried to explain that my car would n't pass unless I replaced a hose.


Input: Ten minutes later, I took my car down the street and it passed the emissions test with flying colors.


Input: If you 're a fan of herpes, being ripped off, and child molesters, this is the garage for you.


Input: If not, go somewhere else.


Input: Great work and honest establishment!


Input: I typically have work done on my Jeep at the dealership, but it is 6 years old now and getting charged dealership prices just did n't seem cost effective anymore.


Input: I had tried out few place around the area and had been ripped off a few times.


Input: I had hear great things about Phet and G&G Automotive so I decided to give him a try.

Phet

G&G Automotive


Input: The service was excellent and personable.


Input: He checked out what I needed to have done told me what needed be fixed before he did any work and did great repair work.


Input: The price was actually lower than what I had anticipated and used to compared to other places, plus he showed me the work he did when I came in to pick up the car.


Input: Also, a week after the work, Phet called me up to see how my car was running and to let me know that they had accidentally overcharged me for part of the work and wanted to give me a refund for that amount.

Phet


Input: That is just unheard of these days!


Input: I grew up in a small town where you knew and trusted your mechanic and was really cynical about city auto repair shops since I moved here, but Phet has shown that there really are honest hard working mechanics around.

Phet


Input: He is my mechanic going forward!


Input: Friendly, clean and excellent location


Input: The staff was very helpful, and gave us good advice on day and night time activities.


Input: Common room was comfortable and clean, very good room to read or relax. –


Input: A great breakfast which was included every morning until 9:30am; yummy fresh Parisian croissants.


Input: Comfortable and clean beds, a bit noisy when people were coming in late from a night out, but we did n't mind too much as we were also just coming in from a night out!


Input: The location is really stellar!


Input: It is next to Gare du Nord and a five minute walk to Sacre Coeur which is excellent for shopping.

Gare du Nord

Sacre Coeur


Input: It is close to bus lines for Opera Plaza, Galleries Lafayette , and the famous flea Market.

Opera Plaza

Galleries Lafayette

flea Market


Input: We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay at the Vintage Hostel again.

Vintage Hostel


Input: Ok.


Input: We all know that John Kerry served in Vietnam.

John Kerry

Vietnam


Input: Four whole months, after which he took advantage of a little-known, little-invoked regulation that allowed him to desert his "band of brothers".


Input: We also know how Dan Rather libeled George Bush and impugned his service in the Texas Air National Guard on a "60 Minutes II" report based largely on forged documents.

Dan Rather

George Bush

Texas Air National Guard


Input: During his time in the Guard, George Bush flew the F-102 Delta Dagger fighter-interceptor.

Guard

George Bush


Input: The F-102 saw service in the Vietnam theater between March 1962 and December 1969.

Vietnam


Input: During this time, F-102 squadrons were based out of Tan Son Nhut, Da Nang and Bien Hoa in Vietnam, and Udorn and Don Muang in Thailand.

Tan Son Nhut

Da Nang

Bien Hoa

Vietnam

Udorn

Don Muang

Thailand


Input: ( Click here for source. )


Input: As far as George Bush knew, he and his unit could have been transferred to Vietnam.

George Bush

Vietnam


Input: In all this so-called controversy, has anyone considered that perhaps George Bush just wanted to fly jets?

George Bush


Input: And, let 's remember, flying supersonic fighter jets is dangerous!


Input: They do n't let just anybody do it.


Input: Some reporters (you know, the ones with journalistic ethics) have actually uncovered the truth about George Bush 's service in the Texas Air National Guard.

George Bush

Texas Air National Guard


Input: For example, did you know that George Bush spent considerably more time in uniform than John Kerry?

George Bush

John Kerry


Input: What follows is the text of an e-mail sent to me by a friend of mine (thanks to Dave Manzano).

Dave Manzano


Input: Read on to learn the facts.


Input: Bush ’s National Guard years

Bush

National Guard


Input: Before you fall for Dems ’ spin, here are the facts


Input: What do you really know about George W. Bush ’s time in the Air National Guard?

George W. Bush

Air National Guard


Input: That he did n’t show up for duty in Alabama?

Alabama


Input: That he missed a physical?


Input: That his daddy got him in?


Input: News coverage of the president ’s years in the Guard has tended to focus on one brief portion of that time — to the exclusion of virtually everything else.

Guard


Input: So just for the record, here, in full, is what Bush did:

Bush


Input: The future president joined the Guard in May 1968.

Guard


Input: Almost immediately, he began an extended period of training.


Input: Six weeks of basic training.


Input: Fifty-three weeks of flight training.


Input: Twenty-one weeks of fighter-interceptor training.


Input: That was 80 weeks to begin with, and there were other training periods thrown in as well.


Input: It was full-time work.


Input: By the time it was over, Bush had served nearly two years.

Bush


Input: Not two years of weekends.


Input: Two years.


Input: After training, Bush kept flying, racking up hundreds of hours in F-102 jets.

Bush


Input: As he did, he accumulated points toward his National Guard service requirements.

National Guard


Input: At the time, guardsmen were required to accumulate a minimum of 50 points to meet their yearly obligation.


Input: According to records released earlier this year, Bush earned 253 points in his first year, May 1968 to May 1969 (since he joined in May 1968, his service thereafter was measured on a May-to-May basis).

Bush


Input: Bush earned 340 points in 1969-1970.

Bush


Input: [In other words, Bush earned enough points to satisfy the requirements for his entire six year hitch in 1969-1970 alone.

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Input: - acd]


Input: He earned 137 points in 1970-1971.


Input: And he earned 112 points in 1971-1972.


Input: The numbers indicate that in his first four years, Bush not only showed up, he showed up a lot.

Bush


Input: Did you know that?


Input: That brings the story to May 1972 — the time that has been the focus of so many news reports — when Bush “deserted” (according to anti-Bush filmmaker Michael Moore) or went “AWOL” (according to Terry McAuliffe, chairman of the Democratic National Committee).

Bush

Michael Moore

Terry McAuliffe

Democratic National Committee


Input: Bush asked for permission to go to Alabama to work on a Senate campaign.

Bush

Alabama


Input: His superior officers said OK.


Input: Requests like that were n’t unusual, says retired Col. William Campenni, who flew with Bush in 1970 and 1971.

William Campenni

Bush


Input: “In 1972, there was an enormous glut of pilots,” Campenni says.

Campenni


Input: “The Vietnam War was winding down, and the Air Force was putting pilots in desk jobs.

Vietnam

Air Force


Input: In ’72 or ’73, if you were a pilot, active or Guard, and you had an obligation and wanted to get out, no problem.

Guard


Input: In fact, you were helping them solve their problem.”


Input: So Bush stopped flying.

Bush


Input: From May 1972 to May 1973, he earned just 56 points — not much, but enough to meet his requirement.


Input: Then, in 1973, as Bush made plans to leave the Guard and go to Harvard Business School, he again started showing up frequently.

Bush

Guard

Harvard Business School


Input: In June and July of 1973, he accumulated 56 points, enough to meet the minimum requirement for the 1973-1974 year.


Input: Then, at his request, he was given permission to go.


Input: Bush received an honorable discharge after serving five years, four months and five days of his original six-year commitment.

Bush


Input: By that time, however, he had accumulated enough points in each year to cover six years of service.


Input: During his service, Bush received high marks as a pilot.

Bush


Input: A 1970 evaluation said Bush “clearly stands out as a top notch fighter interceptor pilot” and was “a natural leader whom his contemporaries look to for leadership.”

Bush


Input: A 1971 evaluation called Bush “an exceptionally fine young officer and pilot” who “continually flies intercept missions with the unit to increase his proficiency even further.”

Bush


Input: And a 1972 evaluation called Bush “an exceptional fighter interceptor pilot and officer.”

Bush


Input: Now, it is only natural that news reports questioning Bush ’s service — in The Boston Globe and The New York Times, on CBS and in other outlets — would come out now.

Bush

The Boston Globe

The New York Times

CBS


Input: Democrats are spitting mad over attacks on John Kerry ’s record by the group Swift Boat Veterans for Truth.

John Kerry

Swift Boat Veterans for Truth


Input: And, as it is with Kerry, it ’s reasonable to look at a candidate ’s entire record, including his military service — or lack of it.

Kerry


Input: Voters are perfectly able to decide whether it ’s important or not in November.


Input: The Kerry camp blames Bush for the Swift boat veterans ’ attack, but anyone who has spent much time talking to the Swifties gets the sense that they are doing it entirely for their own reasons.

Kerry

Bush

Swift boat veterans


Input: And it should be noted in passing that Kerry has personally questioned Bush ’s service, while Bush has not personally questioned Kerry ’s .

Kerry

Bush

Bush

Kerry


Input: In April — before the Swift boat veterans had said a word — Kerry said Bush “has yet to explain to America whether or not, and tell the truth, about whether he showed up for duty.”

Swift boat veterans

Kerry

Bush

America


Input: Earlier, Kerry said, “Just because you get an honorable discharge does not, in fact, answer that question.”

Kerry


Input: Now, after the Swift boat episode, the spotlight has returned to Bush.

Bush


Input: That ’s fine.


Input: We should know as much as we can.


Input: And perhaps someday Kerry will release more of his military records as well.

Kerry


Input: Byron York is a White House correspondent for National Review.

Byron York

White House

National Review


Input: His column appears in The Hill each week.

The Hill


Input: Thanks again to my friend Nick Keck for passing this along via e-mail.

Nick Keck


Input: It is the text of a speech given by an Arab gentleman before the advisory board of a large multi-nation corporation.


Input: It 's a long but very worthwhile read.


Input: "A View from the Eye of the Storm"


Input: Talk delivered by Haim Harari at a meeting of the International Advisory Board of a large multi-national corporation, April, 2004:

Haim Harari


Input: "As you know, I usually provide the scientific and technological "entertainment" in our meetings, but, on this occasion, our Chairman suggested that I present my own personal view on events in the part of the world from which I come.


Input: I have never been and I will never be a Government official and I have no privileged information.


Input: My perspective is entirely based on what I see, on what I read and on the fact that my family has lived in this region for almost 200 years.


Input: You may regard my views as those of the proverbial taxi driver, which you are supposed to question, when you visit a country.


Input: I could have shared with you some fascinating facts and some personal thoughts about the Israeli-Arab conflict.


Input: However, I will touch upon it only in passing.


Input: I prefer to devote most of my remarks to the broader picture of the region and its place in world events.


Input: I refer to the entire area between Pakistan and Morocco, which is predominantly Arab, predominantly Moslem, but includes many non-Arab and also significant non-Moslem minorities.

Pakistan

Morocco


Input: Why do I put aside Israel and its own immediate neighborhood?

Israel


Input: Because Israel and any problems related to it, in spite of what you might read or hear in the world media, is not the central issue, and has never been the central issue in the upheaval in the region.

Israel


Input: Yes, there is a 100 year-old Israeli-Arab conflict, but it is not where the main show is.


Input: The millions who died in the Iran-Iraq war had nothing to do with Israel.

Iran

Iraq

Israel


Input: The mass murder happening right now in Sudan, where the Arab Moslem regime is massacring its black Christian citizens, has nothing to do with Israel.

Sudan

Israel


Input: The frequent reports from Algeria about the murders of hundreds of civilians in one village or another by other Algerians have nothing to do with Israel.

Algeria

Israel


Input: Saddam Hussein did not invade Kuwait, endanger Saudi Arabia and butcher his own people because of Israel.

Saddam Hussein

Kuwait

Saudi Arabia

Israel


Input: Egypt did not use poison gas against Yemen in the 60's because of Israel.

Yemen

Israel


Input: Assad the Father did not kill tens of thousands of his own citizens in one week in El Hamma in Syria because of Israel.

Assad the Father

El Hamma

Syria

Israel


Input: The Taliban control of Afghanistan and the civil war there had nothing to do with Israel.

The Taliban

Afghanistan

Israel


Input: The Libyan blowing up of the Pan-Am flight had nothing to do with Israel, and I could go on and on and on.

Israel


Input: The root of the trouble is that this entire Moslem region is totally dysfunctional, by any standard of the word, and would have been so even if Israel had joined the Arab league and an independent Palestine had existed for 100 years.

Israel

Palestine

Arab league


Input: The 22 member countries of the Arab league, from Mauritania to the Gulf States, have a total population of 300 millions, larger than the US and almost as large as the EU before its expansion.

Arab league

Mauritania

US

EU


Input: They have a land area larger than either the US or all of Europe.

US

Europe


Input: These 22 countries, with all their oil and natural resources, have a combined GDP smaller than that of Netherlands plus Belgium and equal to half of the GDP of California alone.

Netherlands

Belgium

California


Input: Within this meager GDP, the gaps between rich and poor are beyond belief and too many of the rich made their money not by succeeding in business, but by being corrupt rulers.


Input: The social status of women is far below what it was in the Western World 150 years ago.


Input: Human rights are below any reasonable standard, in spite of the grotesque fact that Libya was elected Chair of the UN Human Rights commission.

Libya

UN Human Rights commission


Input: According to a report prepared by a committee of Arab intellectuals and published under the auspices of the U.N., the number of books translated by the entire Arab world is much smaller than what little Greece alone translates.

U.N.


Input: The total number of scientific publications of 300 million Arabs is less than that of 6 million Israelis.


Input: Birth rates in the region are very high, increasing the poverty, the social gaps and the cultural decline.


Input: And all of this is happening in a region, which only 30 years ago, was believed to be the next wealthy part of the world, and in a Moslem area, which developed, at some point in history, one of the most advanced cultures in the world.


Input: It is fair to say that this creates an unprecedented breeding ground for cruel dictators, terror networks, fanaticism, incitement, suicide murders and general decline.


Input: It is also a fact that almost everybody in the region blames this situation on the United States, on Israel, on Western Civilization, on Judaism and Christianity, on anyone and anything, except themselves.

United States

Israel


Input: A word about the millions of decent, honest, good people who are either devout Moslems or are not very religious but grew up in Moslem families: They are double victims of an outside world, which now develops Islamophobia, and of their own environment which breaks their heart by being totally dysfunctional.


Input: The problem is that the vast silent majority of these Moslems are not part of the terror and the incitement, but they also do not stand up against it.


Input: They become accomplices, by omission, and this applies to political leaders, intellectuals, business people and many others.


Input: Many of them can certainly tell right from wrong, but are afraid to express their views.


Input: The events of the last few years have amplified four issues, which have always existed, but have never been as rampant as in the present upheaval in the region.


Input: A few more years may pass before everybody acknowledges that it is a World War, but we are already well into it.


Input: These are the four main pillars of the current World Conflict, or perhaps we should already refer to it as "the undeclared World War III":


Input: *1. The first element is the suicide murder.*


Input: Suicide murders are not a new invention but they have been made popular, if I may use this expression, only lately.


Input: Even after September 11, it seems that most of the Western World does not yet understand this weapon.


Input: It is a very potent psychological weapon.


Input: Its real direct impact is relatively minor.


Input: The total number of casualties from hundreds of suicide murders within Israel in the last three years is much smaller than those due to car accidents.

Israel


Input: September 11 was quantitatively much less lethal than many earthquakes


Input: More people die from AIDS in one day in Africa than all the Russians who died in the hands of Chechnya-based Moslem suicide murderers since that conflict started.

Africa

Chechnya


Input: Saddam killed every month more people than all those who died from suicide murders since the Coalition occupation of Iraq.

Saddam

Iraq


Input: So what is all the fuss about suicide killings?


Input: It creates headlines.


Input: It is spectacular.


Input: It is frightening.


Input: It is a very cruel death with bodies dismembered and horrible severe lifelong injuries to many of the wounded.


Input: It is always shown on television in great detail.


Input: One such murder, with the help of hysterical media coverage, can destroy the tourism industry of a country for quite a while, as it did in Bali and in Turkey.

Bali

Turkey


Input: But the real fear comes from the undisputed fact that no defense and no preventive measures can succeed against a determined suicide murderer.


Input: This has not yet penetrated the thinking of the Western World.


Input: The U.S. and Europe are constantly improving their defense against the last murder, not the next one.

U.S.

Europe


Input: We may arrange for the best airport security in the world.


Input: But if you want to murder by suicide, you do not have to board a plane in order to explode yourself and kill many people.


Input: Who could stop a suicide murder in the midst of the crowded line waiting to be checked by the airport metal detector?


Input: How about the lines to the check-in counters in a busy travel period?


Input: Put a metal detector in front of every train station in Spain and the terrorists will get the buses.

Spain


Input: Protect the buses and they will explode in movie theaters, concert halls, supermarkets, shopping malls, schools and hospitals.


Input: Put guards in front of every concert hall and there will always be a line of people to be checked by the guards and this line will be the target, not to speak of killing the guards themselves.


Input: You can somewhat reduce your vulnerability by preventive and defensive measures and by strict border controls but not eliminate it and definitely not win the war in a defensive way.


Input: And it is a war!


Input: What is behind the suicide murders?


Input: Money is, money and power and cold-blooded murderous incitement, nothing else.


Input: It has nothing to do with true fanatic religious beliefs.


Input: No Moslem preacher has ever blown himself up.


Input: No son of an Arab politician or religious leader has ever blown himself up.


Input: No relative of anyone influential has done it.


Input: Would n't you expect some of the religious leaders to do it themselves, or to talk their sons into doing it, if this is truly a supreme act of religious fervor?


Input: Are n't they interested in the benefits of going to Heaven?


Input: Instead, they send outcast women, naive children, retarded people and young incited hotheads.


Input: They promise them the delights, mostly sexual, of the next world, and pay their families handsomely after the supreme act is performed and enough innocent people are dead.


Input: Suicide murders also have nothing to do with poverty and despair.


Input: The poorest region in the world, by far, is Africa.

Africa


Input: It never happens there.


Input: There are numerous desperate people in the world, in different cultures, countries and continents.


Input: Desperation does not provide anyone with explosives, reconnaissance and transportation.


Input: There was certainly more despair in Saddam 's Iraq than in Paul Bremmer 's Iraq, and no one exploded himself.

Saddam

Paul Bremmer

Iraq

Iraq


Input: A suicide murder is simply a horrible, vicious weapon of cruel, inhuman, cynical, well-funded terrorists, with no regard to human life, including the life of their fellow countrymen, but with very high regard to their own affluent well-being and their hunger for power.


Input: The only way to fight this new "popular" weapon is identical to the only way in which you fight organized crime or pirates on the high seas: the offensive way.


Input: Like in the case of organized crime, it is crucial that the forces on the offensive be united and it is crucial to reach the top of the crime pyramid.


Input: You can not eliminate organized crime by arresting the little drug dealer on the street corner.


Input: You must go after the head of the "Family".


Input: If part of the public supports it, others tolerate it, many are afraid of it and some try to explain it away by poverty or by a miserable childhood, organized crime will thrive and so will terrorism.


Input: The United States understands this now, after September 11.

United States


Input: Russia is beginning to understand it.

Russia


Input: Turkey understands it well.

Turkey


Input: I am very much afraid that most of Europe still does not understand it.

Europe


Input: Unfortunately, it seems that Europe will understand it only after suicide murders arrive in Europe in a big way.

Europe

Europe


Input: In my humble opinion, this will definitely happen.


Input: The Spanish trains and the Istanbul bombings are only the beginning.


Input: The unity of the Civilized World in fighting this horror is absolutely indispensable.


Input: Until Europe wakes up, this unity will not be achieved.

Europe


Input: *2. The second ingredient is words, more precisely lies.*


Input: Words can be lethal.


Input: They kill people.


Input: It is often said that politicians, diplomats and perhaps also lawyers and business people must sometimes lie, as part of their professional life.


Input: But the norms of politics and diplomacy are childish, in comparison with the level of incitement and total absolute deliberate fabrications, which have reached new heights in the region we are talking about.


Input: An incredible number of people in the Arab world believe that September 11 never happened, or was an American provocation or, even better, a Jewish plot.


Input: You all remember the Iraqi Minister of Information, Mr. Mouhamad Said al-Sahaf and his press conferences when the US forces were already inside Baghdad.

Mouhamad Said al-Sahaf

US

Baghdad


Input: Disinformation at time of war is an accepted tactic.


Input: But to stand, day after day, and to make such preposterous statements, known to everybody to be lies, without even being ridiculed in your own milieu, can only happen in this region.


Input: Mr. Sahaf eventually became a popular icon as a court jester, but this did not stop some allegedly respectable newspapers from giving him equal time.

Sahaf


Input: It also does not prevent the Western press from giving credence, every day, even now, to similar liars.


Input: After all, if you want to be an anti-Semite, there are subtle ways of doing it.


Input: You do not have to claim that the holocaust never happened, and that the Jewish temple in Jerusalem never existed.


Input: But millions of Moslems are told by their leaders that this is the case.


Input: When these same leaders make other statements, the Western media report them as if they could be true.


Input: It is a daily occurrence that the same people who finance, arm and dispatch suicide murderers, condemn the act in English in front of western TV cameras, talking to a world audience, which even partly believes them.


Input: It is a daily routine to hear the same leader making opposite statements in Arabic to his people and in English to the rest of the world.


Input: Incitement by Arab TV, accompanied by horror pictures of mutilated bodies, has become a powerful weapon of those who lie, distort and want to destroy everything.


Input: Little children are raised on deep hatred and on admiration of so-called martyrs, and the Western World does not notice it because its own TV sets are mostly tuned to soap operas and game shows.


Input: I recommend to you, even though most of you do not understand Arabic, to watch Al Jazeera, from time to time.

Al Jazeera


Input: You will not believe your own eyes.


Input: But words also work in other ways, more subtle.


Input: A demonstration in Berlin, carrying banners supporting Saddam 's regime and featuring three-year old babies dressed as suicide murderers, is defined by the press and by political leaders as a "peace demonstration".

Berlin

Saddam


Input: You may support or oppose the Iraq war, but to refer to fans of Saddam, Arafat or Bin Laden as peace activists is a bit too much.

Iraq

Saddam

Arafat

Bin Laden


Input: A woman walks into an Israeli restaurant in mid-day, eats, observes families with old people and children eating their lunch in the adjacent tables and pays the bill.


Input: She then blows herself up, killing 20 people, including many children, with heads and arms rolling around in the restaurant.


Input: She is called "martyr" by several Arab leaders and "activist" by the European press.


Input: Dignitaries condemn the act but visit her bereaved family and the money flows.


Input: There is a new game in town: The actual murderer is called "the military wing", the one who pays him, equips him and sends him is now called "the political wing" and the head of the operation is called the "spiritual leader".


Input: There are numerous other examples of such Orwellian nomenclature, used every day not only by terror chiefs but also by Western media.


Input: These words are much more dangerous than many people realize.


Input: They provide an emotional infrastructure for atrocities.


Input: It was Joseph Goebbels who said that if you repeat a lie often enough, people will believe it.

Joseph Goebbels


Input: He is now being outperformed by his successors.


Input: *3. The third aspect is money.*


Input: Huge amounts of money, which could have solved many social problems in this dysfunctional part of the world, are channeled into three concentric spheres supporting death and murder.


Input: In the inner circle are the terrorists themselves.


Input: The money funds their travel, explosives, hideouts and permanent search for soft vulnerable targets.


Input: The inner circles are primarily financed by terrorist states like Iran and Syria, until recently also by Iraq and Libya and earlier also by some of the Communist regimes.

Iran

Syria

Iraq

Libya


Input: These states, as well as the Palestinian Authority, are the safe havens of the wholesale murder vendors.

Palestinian Authority


Input: They are surrounded by a second wider circle of direct supporters, planners, commanders, preachers, all of whom make a living, usually a very comfortable living, by serving as terror infrastructure.


Input: Finally, we find the third circle of so-called religious, educational and welfare organizations, which actually do some good, feed the hungry and provide some schooling, but brainwash a new generation with hatred, lies and ignorance.


Input: This circle operates mostly through mosques, madrasas and other religious establishments but also through inciting electronic and printed media.


Input: It is this circle that makes sure that women remain inferior, that democracy is unthinkable and that exposure to the outside world is minimal.


Input: It is also that circle that leads the way in blaming everybody outside the Moslem world, for the miseries of the region.


Input: The outer circle is largely financed by Saudi Arabia, but also by donations from certain Moslem communities in the United States and Europe and, to a smaller extent, by donations of European Governments to various NGO's and by certain United Nations organizations, whose goals may be noble, but they are infested and exploited by agents of the outer circle.

Saudi Arabia

United States

Europe

United Nations


Input: The Saudi regime, of course, will be the next victim of major terror, when the inner circle will explode into the outer circle.


Input: The Saudis are beginning to understand it, but they fight the inner circles, while still financing the infrastructure at the outer circle.


Input: Figuratively speaking, this outer circle is the guardian, which makes sure that the people look and listen inwards to the inner circle of terror and incitement, rather than to the world outside.


Input: Some parts of this same outer circle actually operate as a result of fear from, or blackmail by, the inner circles.


Input: The horrifying added factor is the high birth rate.


Input: Half of the population of the Arab world is under the age of 20, the most receptive age to incitement, guaranteeing two more generations of blind hatred.


Input: Some of the leaders of these various circles live very comfortably on their loot.


Input: You meet their children in the best private schools in Europe, not in the training camps of suicide murderers.

Europe


Input: The Jihad "soldiers" join packaged death tours to Iraq and other hotspots, while some of their leaders ski in Switzerland.

Iraq

Switzerland


Input: Mrs. Arafat, who lives in Paris with her daughter, receives tens of thousands of dollars per month from the allegedly bankrupt Palestinian Authority, while a typical local ringleader of the Al-Aksa brigade, reporting to Arafat, receives only a cash payment of a couple of hundred dollars, for performing murders at the retail level.

Arafat

Arafat

Paris

Palestinian Authority

Al-Aksa


Input: *4. The fourth element of the current world conflict is the total breaking of all laws.*


Input: The civilized world believes in democracy, the rule of law, including international law, human rights, free speech and free press, among other liberties.


Input: There are naive old-fashioned habits such as respecting religious sites and symbols, not using ambulances and hospitals for acts of war, avoiding the mutilation of dead bodies and not using children as human shields or human bombs.


Input: Never in history, not even in the Nazi period, was there such total disregard of all of the above as we observe now.


Input: Every student of political science debates how you prevent an anti-democratic force from winning a democratic election and abolishing democracy.


Input: Other aspects of a civilized society must also have limitations.


Input: Can a policeman open fire on someone trying to kill him?


Input: Can a government listen to phone conversations of terrorists and drug dealers?


Input: Does free speech protect you when you shout "fire" in a crowded theater?


Input: Should there be death penalty, for deliberate multiple murders?


Input: These are the old-fashioned dilemmas.


Input: But now we have an entire new set.


Input: Do you raid a mosque, which serves as a terrorist ammunition storage?


Input: Do you return fire, if you are attacked from a hospital?


Input: Do you storm a church taken over by terrorists who took the priests hostages?


Input: Do you search every ambulance after a few suicide murderers use ambulances to reach their targets?


Input: Do you strip every woman because one pretended to be pregnant and carried a suicide bomb on her belly?


Input: Do you shoot back at someone trying to kill you, standing deliberately behind a group of children?


Input: Do you raid terrorist headquarters, hidden in a mental hospital?


Input: Do you shoot an arch-murderer who deliberately moves from one location to another, always surrounded by children?


Input: All of these happen daily in Iraq and in the Palestinian areas.

Iraq


Input: What do you do?


Input: Well, you do not want to face the dilemma.


Input: But it can not be avoided.


Input: Suppose, for the sake of discussion, that someone would openly stay in a well-known address in Teheran, hosted by the Iranian Government and financed by it, executing one atrocity after another in Spain or in France, killing hundreds of innocent people, accepting responsibility for the crimes, promising in public TV interviews to do more of the same, while the Government of Iran issues public condemnations of his acts but continues to host him, invite him to official functions and treat him as a great dignitary.

Teheran

Spain

France

Iran


Input: I leave it to you as homework to figure out what Spain or France would have done, in such a situation.

Spain

France


Input: The problem is that the civilized world is still having illusions about the rule of law in a totally lawless environment.


Input: It is trying to play ice hockey by sending a ballerina ice-skater into the ring or to knock out a heavyweight boxer by a chess player.


Input: In the same way that no country has a law against cannibals eating its prime minister, because such an act is unthinkable, international law does not address killers shooting from hospitals, mosques and ambulances, while being protected by their Government or society.


Input: International law does not know how to handle someone who sends children to throw stones, stands behind them and shoots with immunity and can not be arrested because he is sheltered by a Government.


Input: International law does not know how to deal with a leader of murderers who is royally and comfortably hosted by a country, which pretends to condemn his acts or just claims to be too weak to arrest him.


Input: The amazing thing is that all of these crooks demand protection under international law, and define all those who attack them as "war criminals," with some Western media repeating the allegations.


Input: The good news is that all of this is temporary, because the evolution of international law has always adapted itself to reality.


Input: The punishment for suicide murder should be death or arrest before the murder, not during and not after.


Input: After every world war, the rules of international law have changed, and the same will happen after the present one.


Input: But during the twilight zone, a lot of harm can be done.


Input: The picture I described here is not pretty.


Input: What can we do about it?


Input: In the short run, only fight and win.


Input: In the long run, only educate the next generation and open it to the world.


Input: The inner circles can and must be destroyed by force.


Input: The outer circle can not be eliminated by force.


Input: Here we need financial starvation of the organizing elite, more power to women, more education, counter-propaganda, boycott whenever feasible and access to Western media, internet and the international scene.


Input: Above all, we need a total absolute unity and determination of the civilized world against all three circles of evil.


Input: Allow me, for a moment, to depart from my alleged role as a taxi driver and return to science.


Input: When you have a malignant tumor, you may remove the tumor itself surgically.


Input: You may also starve it by preventing new blood from reaching it from other parts of the body, thereby preventing new "supplies" from expanding the tumor.


Input: If you want to be sure, it is best to do both.


Input: But before you fight and win, by force or otherwise, you have to realize that you are in a war, and this may take Europe a few more years.

Europe


Input: In order to win, it is necessary to first eliminate the terrorist regimes, so that no Government in the world will serve as a safe haven for these people.