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Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 443 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by cogirl Wonderful escape. After a busy day of sightseeing and braving the traffic of Bangkok the Royal Orchid was a welcoming ending to the day. The rooms were large and comfortable and the property had everything needed to relax and enjoy. The staff was very helpful with all our needs. February 9, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Tae007 Nice view Hotel is nice as it is starwood but the staffs or service does not meet my expectation (compare with the experinces I had with other Starwood hotels). Anyway, it is still a good choice for the people who are coming to Bangkok and want to see a real Thai city. July 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sarah68 Beautiful hotel with fantastic location I would highly recommend staying at this beautiful hotel which has great rooms overlooking the river. The rooms are very spacious and there are two lovely swimming pools. The breakfast is great and the staff are extremely helpful and friendly. Great place! October 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rocky14 Absolutely Beautiful!!!! This hotel is absolutely fabulous the staff was great and we truly enjoy ourselves great jazz band !!! We up graded to the towers and the staff was impeccable!!!! We love this hotel and look forward to returning when we return to Bangkok!!!! September 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by tusenkatts One of our favorite hotels worldwide We have about 6 hotels worldwide that we feel are special and we like to return to. This Sheraton is on that list. The staff is welcoming, the lobby very attractive and the Thai music in late afternoon is lovely. All the rooms appear to have a view of the main river through downtown Bangkok and it is fascinating to watch. A shopping mall is connected and downstairs there is a ferry for crossing the river. Area restaurants are good - we like Yok Your across the river and Riverview in the mall - and I love the massages on nearby streets. This last time, I had a great one at Naree Massages Beauty Salong on Siphraya Rd. There is a 7-11 on the same street. The Italian restaurant in hotel was excellent the one time we ate there. Service is outstanding at this hotel and the basket/bowl of local fruits appreciated. Sometimes you are lucky enough to get a brochure that explains what the fruits are and how to eat them. We will return again! Several times we have used the concierge to help us get s a special trip and they have always come through for us. November 30, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Grainger The hotel staff The staff at the bar were excellent, front desk staff needs to understand English May 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by prasert I had a fab birthday! Thanks to all the staffs at the Royal Orchid Sheraton,we had a great 2 nights + birthday cake and specially those boys and girls at Sambal where we had our dinner party made our stay even more special! We will definitely come back! October 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by msGao Great experinece Great experience, clean facilities, service staff are well trained, from doorman to check-in counter staff, feel comfortable there. Convenient transportation and nice river view. It's very important for holiday. Thanks March 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Fatboy Hotel with Great Service and Quality The hotel service level is high and attentive to guest needs. Meals in the hotel was great as you have a chance to dine by the river side day and night. Great facilitites for both business and holidays travellers. March 20, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by JSlao Good location for sightseeing weekend Hotel is located close to river transportation possibilities. Transfer to skyway station by shuttle. Nice bar to sit outside in the evening close to river. Very friendly staff and good breakfast. February 10, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 Excellent for Meetings and Training Workshops Just completed overseeing a 2-week training exercise for 123 pax and I can only say that you have excelled in both support and ensuring all guests/trainees were happy. Congratulations on a job well done. October 28, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by JGoh Great hospitality we received excellent recognition and hospitality at the club lounge. April 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by malaea3 Comfortable and New Great hotel with newly renovated rooms and excellent staff. Great river location if you plan to travel around on water taxi. Yummy breakfast buffet with a lot of variety. June 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Johnnyrob Family stay From the moment we checked in to our check out our stay was fantastic do to comfort and staff April 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by koadrill beautiful Bangkok Wonderful location, near to both skytrain and the river. Friendly staff and one of the best breakfasts in Bangkok March 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Johnnyrob Family travel We used this hotel as our base to travel through SE Asia. We couldn't have been happier. April 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by mrF1 Great stay Fantastic location on river. Lots to see and easy access to river taxis etc so all sites accessible. great hotel for family holiday. Staff very friendly January 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mfputer Friendly Staff The staff at checkin and at the Lounge were extremely friendly and helpful. Always a pleasure returning to the hotel. March 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Martin54 Excellent Smooth and easy check-in, nice stay, good accomodation and venue, easy check-out, good service - all in all an excellent experience. I will come back. January 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Prometheus Serene yet a stone's throw from the City Centre Being by the river imparts a certain tranquility. Yet it is a stone's throw from the City Centre. The staff is well-trained and makes one feel downright at home. March 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Briacut This Hotel has the friendliest staff The staff is really excellent, kind and honestly caring!!! Although the hotel and rooms are a little old, you will appreciate the attitude of the people!!! July 14, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Rick51 This Hotel has gone down We had to ask for a move to a different room after finding dirt and hair in the first room. Starwood Level floor.... pretty run down. Won't be back. February 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by mrgnwg Great hotel and location Very pleasant stay. Well appointed hotel and friendly, accommodating staff, April 3, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by LBJB45 Nice hotel We booked this hotel because our friends from California were staying here and we wanted to be at the same hotel. We got a good room rate but it did not include breakfast. Breakfast was VERY EXPENSIVE in my book. $28 per person is a lot of money to pay for breakfast so we only ate breakfast once and found other places that were less expensive. Also, we thought it was very chintzie on the Sheraton's part to not provide free internet/wireless. A hotel of this caliber should provide it free of charge. We got a good room rate but then they gouged us at restaurants and internet access. However, it is a beautiful hotel and the service was very good. July 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bebe23 Riverviews Love the river views from this hotel, I watched the world go by on this very interesting river.. Second stay and will be back again. BB November 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gemdragon Great location away from the city centre If you are looking for a relaxing stay in Bangkok away from the traffic and congestion, this is the place to stay. We stayed in the deluxe family room with the children (which consisted of two interconnecting river view rooms) on the 11th Floor. The rooms were spacious and inviting. The hotel pools were perfect at the end of a long hot day out. The connection to the River Side shopping centre offered a great dining opportunity (The River View restaurant was the kids favourite) as well as some shopping. On the bottom level of the River View shopping centre was a family mart supermarket for all of the basic grocery needs and the kids loved the McDonalds ice cream take out in the same location. The hotel offered a free transfer to the skytrain (which we did not use) and also was located right next to the No 3 river taxi stop (which was a great way of reaching the Grand Palace avoiding the traffic). The staff were friendly and helpful - the lifeguard on each evening (I did not get his name) was an absolutely star with a friendly smile and lots of helpful information. Our son celebrated his 16th birthday during our stay and the hotel offered a complimentary birthday cake which was perfect for making his day that little bit more special. The only down side was on the final morning when a person entered our kids room unannounced which was a bit of a shock. The hotel advised it was a member of housekeeping but this was very worrying as they entered without knocking at all! All in all a fab place to stay in a quiet location right alongside the river - perfect for a family stop and to use as a base for exploring Bangkok and taking excursions further afield but just be aware to place valuables away. June 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by imptec Highly recomended great service, great locations and choice of restaurants... the staff makes you feel at home. May 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Michelle Service is impeccable Service level is commendable - from concierge, reception, restaurant and lounge. April 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nasr Great place to stay Excellent ambience..River in the backyard makes it even more pleasant. June 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Reg123 Wecoming Location great staff wonderful Real Thai warmth. Will be back November 3, 2013


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These are a philosopher's pages. Writings by him are in them, many on consciousness, many on right and wrong in politics. Also papers by him and others on determinism and freedom. One commitment in all this is to mainstream philosophy, which is a greater concentration than that of science on the logic of ordinary intelligence -- (i) clarity, usually analysis, (ii) consistency and validity, (iii) completeness, (iv) generalness. In short, thinking about facts rather than getting to them? Another commitment of these pages, about what is right, is to the Principle of Humanity.
Oxford University Press
The resulting wholly literal and explicit theory of consciousness, Actualism, first is that with consciousness in perceiving, what is actual is a spatio-temporal piece or stage out there of a physical world, usually a room. Not sense data, any other representations, a self, functional or cognitive-science relations, some constitution or structure of consciousness, or whatever else from the histories of philosophy and science, whatever roles such things play in the associated unconscious mentality.
With thinking and with wanting as against perceiving, what is actual, to be briefer than brief, is only representations-with-attitudes.
Being actual, second, is being subjectively physical, differently so with perceptual consciousness as against each of cognitive and affective consciousness. No representationism by itself is a sufficient account of cognitive and affective consciousness.
The subjectively physical as a whole, all parts being open to full and explicit characterization, no gesturing, is one great category of all physicality, the other being objective physicality.
Actualism right or wrong is therefore a wholly different physicalism from predecessors. It is different too in being partly an externalism and partly an internalism or cranialism.
It deals exclusively with the prime subject with respect to the philosophy and science of mind. It is argued to satisfy assembled criteria better than any competing theory. It denies unique mystery about mind. It claims to explain subjectivity fully, only partly by having a real physical world dependent not only on the objective physical world but on you neurally.
Despite being persistently worked out, is it a programme? It may be philosophically as well as scientifically fertile.
Somewhat longer summary of Actual Consciousness
Book forepages: Contents, Acknowledgements, Introduction
Actual Consciousness -- a lecture
Actual Consciousness and Science
Oxford University Press Catalogue
Royal Institute of Philosophy Annual Lectures
Oxford University Press
The 17 lectures in the volume are in five groups, as listed just below. They are preceded by brief intoductory summaries by the chairman of all the lectures, Ted Honderich. Turn if you wish to the general introduction to the volume. Turn too if you wish to one of the short introductory summaries, to the Nagel lecture, others to succeed one another from time to time on this website.
Thomas Nagel, Conceiving the Impossible and the Mind-Body Problem
Peter Strawson, Perception and Its Objects
Tyler Burge, Perception: Where Mind Begins?
Jerry Fodor, The Revenge of the Given: Mental Representation Without Conceptualization
Ned Block, Attention and Mental Paint
John McDowell, Intention in Action
Christine Korsgaard, On Having a Good
Tom Scanlon, Reasons Fundamentalism
Simon Blackburn, The Sovereignty of Reason
Mary Warnock, What Is Natural and Should We Care About It?
John Searle, Freedom of the Will as a Problem in Neurobiology
Derek Parfit, We Are Not Human Beings
Anthony Kenny, Knowledge, Belief and Faith: Is Religion Really the Root of All Evil?
Noam Chomsky, Simple Truths, Hard
Choices: Some Thoughts on Terror, Justice, and Self-Defence
Alasdair MacIntyre, Social Structures and Their Threats to Moral Agency
Jurgen Habermas, Religious Tolerance: The Pacemaker for Cultural Rights
Bernard Williams, Philosophy as a Humanist Discipline
David Chalmers, On the Limits of Philosophical Progress
FOR EVERYTHING ON THIS WEBSITE, GO TO THE FULL INDEX. But -- here is a survey of the larger and smaller categories of papers, chapters, lectures, reviews, a speech or two, some television and other media and so on on.
1. Consciousness, its sides, the mind, functionalism and cognitive science, Davidson's Anomalous Monism, mental causation, mind-brain dualism, physicalism, Roland Penrose's inner tubes, David Papineau's physicalism, that left-behind Union Theory of consciousness and brain now succeeded by Actualism.
2. Politics and hence right and wrong, consequentialism about rightness, equality and its obvious problem, the Principle of Humanity, maybe its holiness, conservatism and liberalism, hierarchic democracy, civil disobedience, Marx and Mill, Anti-Semitism and Semitic Inhumanity, neo-Zionist philosophy, terrorisms, the moral right of the Palestinians to their terrorism, war and the terrorist-war criminal Blair,
3. Determinism's truth and its relation to freedom and responsibility, the absurdity of both the ideas that determinism is compatible and that determinism is incompatible with freedom, philosophical autobiography, philosophical attacks and defences and rows, and more.
4 General and miscellaneous. Russell's great Theory of Descriptions and Strawson's objection, two views of the Logical Positivist A. J. Ayer, effects taken as merely high probabilities.
And here, from each of these four categories, a few quick selections.
1. Consciousness and mind
John Searle and Property Dualism
Actual Consciousness, the 1st review, Times Higher Education
Actual Consciousness: Why it makes consciousness a subject for still more science
Actual Consciousness: An author's oversight already, the tyranny of the present, grandiosity
Hay-on-Wye videos -- consciousness lecture
Descartes, dualism, objective physicalism, the true physicalism -- another summary
Davidson's Anomalous Monism and the Champion of Mauve
Roger Penrose and Ted Honderich on consciousness
Excerpts from 11 papers by others and from Honderich's replies in a book on his now outlived thinking about consciousness and radical externalism
From that past book, seeing things & intentionality in seeing
2. politics and right and wrong
Thoughts after the book After The Terror on our culpable omissions in a loss of 20 million years of living time in Africa
A book interview with Ted Honderich on American state terrorism
Occupy London talks to the occupiers at St. Paul's Cathedral
A tv interview & transcript about Palestine
Full lectures (Chomsky, Honderich etc) in a series on terror
Hay-on-Wye videos -- debate on terrorism -- & the talk Terrorisms, Wars, The New Teletubbies
The Neo-Zionist libel of anti-semitism and the fall and rise of a book in Germany
On Understanding, Endorsing or Inciting Terrorism
A Greek interview -- Mass Civil Disobedience Today
Chomsky on simple truths about terrorism etc
Postscript to the German book-banning having to do with purported anti-semitism: The Absent Prof. Brumlik
Our air war on Libya
3. determinism, freedom, responsibility
Dan Dennett, a review of Honderich A Theory of Determinism: The Mind, Neuroscience, and Life Hopes
A. J. Ayer review of Honderich determinism book above
A recent and different idea on determinism and our human standing owed to thinking about consciousness
Doyle on Honderich on determinism and freedom
On the idea that effects are only high probabilities
Galen Strawson on free will
Ch.1 of the book How Free Are You? in French
The general paper Effects, Determinism, Neither Compatibilism Nor Incompatibilism, Consciousness
Maybe true if traditional articles on determinism & freedom by McCall & McCann
More on determinism and freedom by Manuel Vargas & Ted Honderich
4. general, miscellaneous
Thinking about the nature of time -- the relations of (a) before and after as against (b) past and present
A letter to the editor against a distinguished scientist about philosophy as dead, time, etc.
On Bernard Williams on moral luck, and other philosophers on other items, thoughts on them
Terrorist-war criminals such as Blair
Danish interview, gratifying
English interview at the Garrick Club
Is the mind ahead of the brain or behind it? Superior thoughts on the neuroscientist Libet.
You gotta read it -- a review of Searle on mind, language and society
Honderich, McGinn, Strohminger -- academic rows and insults about two reviewed books, one being Honderich's On Consciousness
Kings College London, 24 Jan
Royal Institute of Philosophy 28 Feb
St. Andrews, Apr 1
Hay on Wye, lecture on consciousness 27 May
Hay on Wye, panel discussion with Thomas Pogge on world poverty also 27 May
New York University, consciousness, Sept 29
Graduate Centre, CUNY, consciousness, Oct 1
Oxford Brookes, Oct
Bursa, Turkey, Oct
Magdeburg, Germany, Nov
Berlin School of Brain and Mind, Humboldt University, Nov
Curriculum Vitae
Invitation to an open philosophical website: Submissions are welcome on consciousness and mind, determinism, free will, mind, political moralities, Palestine, Zionism, neo-Zionism, other related subjects.

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The modern nation of Israel was established after World War II, in 1948, within U.N.-set borders, as a refuge for the Jewish people who had survived Adolf Hitler's extermination of 6 million Jews.
But Israelis have had to fight defensively and repeatedly to survive since then.
There were wars in 1948, 1967 and 1973. After some defeats and narrow victories, Israel fortunately was able to win them all. Obviously, it cannot afford to lose once!
Miraculously surviving, and defensively holding some territory lost by its attackers, Israel now is 263 miles long from north to south, 71 miles wide at its broadest east-to-west point — and only nine miles wide at its narrowest point!
But now President Barack Obama is meddling: He has endorsed the hostile Palestinian position that Israel should withdraw from some Israeli-held territory, to Israel's borders in 1967.
Israel understandably objects. It is surrounded by hostile neighbors, and ceding part of its territory would only make it more vulnerable to military or terrorist attack.
Surely Obama has more appropriate, more pressing and more potentially productive duties as president of the United States than to urge Israel to surrender its vital defensive positions to people who do not even recognize its right to exist.
Israel obviously has no higher priority than to survive among its threatening enemies.
It is unfortunate that there is little prospect for real peace in the Middle East — peace that would benefit not only Israel, but also Israel's would-be exterminators. But undue pressure from the United States on Israel is not going to bring peace to that region.
When you take land from others, you should expect unending efforts by the dispossessed to get their land back.
Israel is in a long-term untenable position that is unlikely to end well for Israel.
But certainly we should support Obama's effort to at least put forward a more balanced peace settlement stance than the previous administration. US positioning toward Israel has been so over-balanced that almost no other country in the world would stand with the US.
We sould praise a balanced foreign policy initiative rather than further isolate the US.
The only solution for a lasting peace is absolute democratic process (that we Americans cherish so passionately) for the entire territory in question, otherwise, the peace will not last. All people who lived there without regard to religion, race, etc. should vote on how they would like their one country to be run. I favor one state solution because two states would only attempt to "legalize" Zionist occupation that will be remembered in history until it is corrected by future large scale conflicts, so no lasting peace will result.
The only issue with the fair democratic process is what to do with all manipulated Jewish people who the Zionist regime imported for decades to increase the Jewish population from around 100,000 to over 5 Million since the start of the occupation. This is obviously an attempt to unjustly manipulate any future democratic process by forcefully increasing the occupier's population at the expense of others. Any compromise other than the absolute fair democratic process with no manipulated population will be temporary with terrible conflicts looming to correct it in the future.
The truth is that the Zionist regime will not accept any democratic process even if the manipulated Jewish population is included because it cannot exist as a democratic country as Zionists will be outvoted by all others who live there (Zionists were in an infinite minority before the occupation). The Zionist regime can only temporarily exist through the force of its arms as a one people country where only select ones can vote and where different laws apply to different people.
The world must stand up against the Zionist regime by cutting all diplomatic and economic relations with it. Many countries have already stopped all relations with the Zionist regime and others are in the process of doing the same. We Americans need to completely distance ourselves from this oppressive regime through urging our state representatives and senators to do what the rest of the world is doing.
If it is ever reached, the current and any other artificial "peace agreement" will be illegitimate before it is ever signed because (1) all people living in Palestine regardless of religion, race, origin, etc. (hereinafter "All People of Palestine") were never given a choice on how they want their land to be governed, and (2) all contracts signed under duress are null and void. The biggest problem in Palestine is that the Zionist regime never offered a choice to All People of Palestine on how they want to govern their land because the Zionist regime cannot exist as a democratic entity. If there was ever any democratic process in Palestine, Zionists would have been outvoted and the Zionist regime would have never existed. That is why the Zionist regime is the occupier because it does not offer choice (i.e. democracy), but instead imposes its regime (i.e. occupies). Imagine if Russians would simply occupy a town in the U.S. where they are in significant numbers and attempt to create a Russian state there without giving the rest of the Americans living there a choice. Imagine then if they would try to institute a "peace agreement" that would attempt to legitimize their occupation. The "peace agreement" would logically and legally be illegitimate because the Americans were not given a choice. Under all countries' laws, any contract is null and void if it is signed under duress. The current Palestine "peace agreement" process reminds me of The Godfather movie where the mafia boss (i.e. the Zionist regime) made a guy "an offer he could not refuse" by placing a gun (i.e. Zionist conventional and nuclear arsenal) to his head and making him sign the contract. Like the mafia boss' offer, any "peace agreement" other than the choice for All People of Palestine is a crime, and the contract is legally null and void. The bottom line is that All People of Palestine never wanted to divide their land into artificial two states the way the occupation and this "peace agreement" attempt to divide it. From the beginning of the Zionist regime to its unavoidable end, All People of Palestine and the region never wanted the Zionist regime and they do not want it even more after all the atrocities the Zionist regime committed. I just cannot believe how the Zionist regime can be so ignorant to think that this or any other "peace agreement" that does not allow people to choose how they want to be governed will last and ensure its people's survival. The Zionist regime fails to realize that no matter if it succeeds in muscling this "peace agreement" by unspeakable historic coercion tens of millions of moral people around the world will oppose it until it is corrected, and until justice and free choice prevail. Also, ever increasing number of Jewish people are realizing that Zionism is becoming a destructive force for them and are leading the global resistance to it.
The main Zionist claim is that they have a supreme right to some of Palestinian territory because they lived there thousands of years ago. Let's examine the core and real nature of this claim. Firstly, this claim is mistaken and selfish in its core concept because Zionists fail to recognize that history is a continuum and that there were other people living in majority in Palestine before the Jews and also after the Jews. Zionists simply cut history at a convenient point for them and claim ancestral ties to the land as of that convenient point. Secondly, whatever the claim, it is beyond absurd to try to shape modern world based on thousands of years old maps. Imagine if the rest of the world would be reshaped by who was on the land thousands of years ago. It would cause horrific wars, countless refugees, and unimaginable human suffering, exactly what is happening in Palestine. Thirdly and most disturbing, Zionist goal was to establish a Jewish state wherever possible. Palestine may have been a preference, but Palestine was not the only location that Zionists planned as their state in modern times. Another location was Argentina where Jews have been migrating for hundreds of years for the purpose of establishing a state. Also, locations in Europe were on the list and that's why the Catholic Church was killing/expelling Jews since Roman times (read the history of the Holly Inquisition). Whatever the location, Zionist plan was to simply occupy the people living on the land even if that would mean imposing a regime worst than Nazi Germany's from which they escaped. And Zionists would just use a different ideological coloring than the one used in Palestine in the attempt to rationalize the occupation.
In conclusion, the main claim on which the Zionist regime is built in Palestine is erroneous, selfish, and a lie. I am categorically against generalizing, and recognize that many Jews are against the crimes the Zionist regime is committing and that many Jews are leading the global resistance to it. They should be proud.


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You rock and u know it too! | Reviewer: Mercedes | 11/26/07
Heyy Avril!! I am ur biggest fan!! Maybe my wish will come true and i can get some tickets or something so i can see u and hopefully bring a friend with me!! Like my best friend Siobhan she adores u we love ur song When Your Gone! Please make my wish come true and hers!!! You rock avril lavinge!! Keep it up!!
U TOTALLY ROCK | Reviewer: Siobhan | 11/26/07
i just can't believe that i can e-mail you!!!!!!!!!!you have an awsome voice!!!i have a good voice too but it shall NEVER be a great as yours!!! for sure!!! you are my FAVOURITE singer i just LOVE you and your songs....my mom does too!!!she think you put on TOO MUCH maskara or eye liner whatever it is!!! i don't care your just awsome!!!!
u r my life(you know what i mean) | Reviewer: siobhan | 11/26/07
i think u rock my world hard core!!!!i'm 10 years old i'm living in desaronto and i think i could NEVER make it through 1 day without listening to you sing!!!!
your sooooooo cool | Reviewer: Anna | 11/24/07
your muisic ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!! i love skater boy so much i have not stoped listening to it since i got it on cd. you are sooooooooo pretty and you have a great voice. you r my faverit song writer and singer i am a 4th great student at sant pete christian and i love god very much
U ROCK | Reviewer: Siobhan | 11/24/07
AVRIL YOU HAVE KNOW IDEA HOW MUCH I LOVE YOUR SONGS!!!!!!! YOU ROCK MY WORLD!!!! i would die just to meet you!!! i listen to your songs day and night and when i go online!! U ROCK MY WORLD!!!any time i could i would see you live i would listen to you 24/7!!!! you will forever be my STAR!!!! I LOVE YOUR SONGS HOT,WHEN YOUR GONE,GIRLFRIEND,I'M WITH YOU,SKATER BOY,AND MORE!!! HOPE I CAN TALK OR MEET YOU SOON FOR REAL!!!
one of your BIG fans
keep on rockin' avril | Reviewer: honey pie | 11/23/07
don't listen to those rumors avril..keep ur heads up high!! if sum1 calls u a bitch.. answer back.. bitch is a female dog,dog barks,bark is part of a tree, tree is part of the nature, nature is beautiful and so you are,,avril!!! keep on rockin'!! you are such a beautiful chick avril.!! your songs are super cool you know.. and i love your fashion..rock n' roll..God bless yah.. dont 4get to thank God 4 the blessings!! mwuah!!
beep beeep | Reviewer: esther | 11/23/07
hey ... the first parts of the lyrices ae wrong and has bad words in them ..... bad you what does babyon mean? come on i`m only 9.....
not right | Reviewer: watzit2ya | 11/21/07
some of that isn't right for the entirely right lyrics go 2
Heya | Reviewer: steph | 11/20/07
Hi its steph i just said
i'm going to be honest
i've only listend to two of your songs
and i know you proberly wont read this but i realy like them and they mean somthing deep down well...the skaterboy does to me..
thanks a.l if you read this
U suck bad | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/18/07
Avril U suck. U sing like a total child and should let others with REAL talent sing. U haven't improved your voice since age 8. GET OFF THE STAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!you shouldn't sing!
T0 Avril Lavigne | Reviewer: Jodie | 11/17/07
hi avril lavigne your hair is so nice wat ever couler u have it and i love all of your songs.And i am 13 years old coming 14 in june.
just | Reviewer: cimmaron davey | 11/11/07
i love you
you are a role model to me
my life long dream is to chat with you on email
please email me im dying to chat
i have a tumor in my leg so i cant walk
if you email me i will be so happy
i love all your songs
avril , omg such a good singer | Reviewer: jess | 10/27/07
hi, i love u and all ur song they are dead good, plz email me bk it would be so nice to be mates with you. even in y school we do work on you and how good u are
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THE COOL CLUBE | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/25/07
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Noesis, formerly based in Morristown, NJ, will move in with Ferguson at the WPP network's Parsippany, NJ, campus. The combined agency will operate under the Ferguson flag and will boast a staff of around 130.
CommonHealth president and CEO Matt Giegerich stressed that the move was not a response to any loss of business and that there would be no redundancies in the merger. Quite the contrary, he said the network is on a hiring spree, looking to fill around 75 positions across all agencies, but that the merger is a response to the evolving business model of CommonHealth's clients.
"Having a decentralized organization makes less and less sense the way the business works today," said Giegerich. "Clients are looking for integration. Their needs are for depth of talent and resources. The days of separate operating companies harmoniously coexisting doesn't make as much sense. So when we looked at our 2009 planning, we tortured the question of why we needed a fourth professional advertising agency. Now we'll have three independent groups with the right size and management team, and it gives us some conflict options."
In addition to Ferguson, CommonHealth has Carbon and Altum handling professional marketing, along with EvoLogue, which offers DTC, CRM and strategic planning, and other units devoted to CME, media planning, managed markets and other specialties.
"We're not just bringing the two groups together," said Chapman. "It also gives us the chance to execute a new vision of how an agency should be structured in a world completely different to the one agencies were modeled after 30 years ago."
The agency will be co-led by Ferguson president Chris Tama, who retains his title, and John Nosta, formerly president of Noesis, who becomes chief strategy officer at the combined shop.
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NC considers tax on e-cigarettes
May 16, 2014
(The Charlotte Observer)
State legislators are considering a tax on e-cigarettes after Winston-Salem-based Reynolds American proposed a bill that would tax them at a much lower rate than traditional cigarettes. The bill, which would impose a 5-cent tax per milliliter of liquid nicotine compared with a 45-cent tax per pack of traditional cigarettes, was approved by the House Finance Committee and will go the House next week.
Bank of the Carolinas reports first quarter loss
May 16, 2014
(The Winston-Salem Journal)
Mocksville-based Bank of the Carolinas reported a loss of $1.77 million for the first quarter, compared with a loss of $106,000 a year ago. While revenue from fees was up slightly for the quarter, revenue from loans was down 57.7% to $1.6 million.
Greensboro may get another downtown hotel
May 16, 2014
(News & Record, Greensboro)
Greensboro-based CN Hotels is in negotiations with the owners of a downtown Greensboro property to build a hotel on the 1.45-acre parcel. It would be the fourth new hotel planned or proposed in the downtown area.
Ag commissioner critical of proposed Triad megasite
May 15, 2014
(News & Record, Greensboro)
N.C. Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler spoke out against the ambitious "Project Haystack" in Guilford County, saying that agriculture is the state's biggest industry and that farmland needs to be preserved. The county is being asked to donate about 600 acres of public land for the megasite, while private companies would develop a business park that project leaders hope will attract data centers or advanced manufacturers. (Regional Report, March 2014)
Person County doesn't want coal ash in landfill
May 14, 2014
(News & Record, Greensboro)
Officials from Person County are objecting to Duke Energy's plan to move coal ash dredged from the Dan River to lined pits at a landfill owned by Republic Services there. A landfill manager says the ash will be treated the same as other household waste including chemical-laden cleaning supplies.
Krispy Kreme names former Papa John's exec as CEO
May 14, 2014
(Winston-Salem Journal)
Anthony "Tony" Thompson will become CEO and president of Winston-Salem-based Krispy Kreme Doughnuts on June 1. Thompson was previously president and chief operating officer of Louisville, Ky.-based Papa John's Pizza. He will replace James Morgan, who will stay on as chairman.
Number of Steelcase workers to be laid off grows to 268
May 14, 2014
(The Winston-Salem Journal)
Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Steelcase has increased the number of employees that will be affected by its furniture plant closing in High Point from 230 to 268. Jobs will be eliminated in stages by the end of 2016; the first round of cuts will begin within 120 days.
Duke Energy begins dredging coal ash from Dan River
May 13, 2014
(The Charlotte Observer)
Duke Energy will begin dredging coal ash from the Dan River near Danville, Va., 25 miles from its Rockingham County power plant. The city is hoping for compensation to improve the recreational industry along the river and has hired an attorney to negotiate with the Charlotte-based utility.
Greensboro metro area ranks eighth in percentage of infrastructure workers
May 12, 2014
(The News & Record, Greensboro)
A report from Washington, D.C.-based Brookings Institution shows that more than 13% of workers in the metropolitan statistical area that includes Guilford, Randolph and Rockingham counties hold infrastructure jobs including truck drivers, warehouse employees and mechanics. The area ranks eighth among 100 metro areas in the percentage of infrastructure workers in the local economy.
Hanesbrands executive stepping down
May 12, 2014
(Winston-Salem Journal)
William Nictakis, chief commercial officer of Winston-Salem-based Hanesbrands, will resign July 5. His replacement has not been named.
Steelcase to close High Point plant, idle 230 workers
May 7, 2014
(High Point Enterprise)
Steelcase will close its plant in High Point, laying off 230 workers in stages over the next two years. The Grand Rapids, Mich.-based company is one of the world's largest office-furniture manufacturers. The plant closing is part of a companywide plan to reduce manufacturing capacity and cut costs.
B/E Aerospace considers sale, other options
May 6, 2014
(Winston-Salem Journal)
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May 6, 2014
(Winston-Salem Journal)
North State Aviation is adding 60,000 square feet to its operations at Smith Reynolds Airport. The expansion will give the aircraft-maintenance company a total of more than 300,000 square feet. The Winston-Salem-based company employs 290 workers and is continuing to hire. North State signed a contract with United Airlines, its largest customer, in October that was to create 60 new jobs.
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(Winston-Salem Journal)
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May 5, 2014
(The News & Record, Greensboro)
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Wake Forest Baptist cutting 350 positions
May 2, 2014
(Winston-Salem Journal)
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Greensboro to host National Folk Festival in 2015
May 2, 2014
(The News & Record, Greensboro)
Greensboro will host the National Folk Festival from 2015 to 2017. The annual three-day, music, dance and crafts event is expected to attract thousands of people and millions of dollars in visitor spending. It will be the first time North Carolina hosts the festival, which began in 1934 in St. Louis and will celebrate its 75th anniversary in Greensboro.
Winston-Salem brewery expanding again
May 2, 2014
(Winston-Salem Journal)
Winston-Salem-based Foothills Brewing Company will expand production for the second time since April 2013. The brewery will purchase new equipment including four fermentation tanks that will increase production capacity by about 55%. The company employs 115 people and hopes to add more as demand for its products, which include Carolina Blonde and Sexual Chocolate, increases.
Speculation growing again about potential Reynolds-Lorillard deal
May 1, 2014
(Winston-Salem Journal)
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Colin Powell's HPU commencement address drawing national attention
May 1, 2014
(High Point Enterprise)
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell will speak at High Point University's commencement ceremony on Saturday. CNN ranked Powell's address fifth in the country among "2014 Big-Name College Commencement Speakers," and ABC News will stream the speech live on its website. The ceremony will not be open to the public.


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A hovercraft works by forcing air out beneath it, creating a cushion of air to float on. Hovercrafts usually have a "skirt" that surrounds the base to contain the air; in this project the CD is light enough that it doesn't need a large cushion, so no skirt is necessary. The balloon acts as a pressurized gas chamber. When you open the cap, the balloon forces air out through the cap, creating a thin cushion of air beneath the CD.
As you nudged your hovercraft around, you may have noticed that it zipped along the surface like an air hockey puck. That's because air hockey uses the same principle, with the puck floating on a layer of air. In the case of an air hockey table, the air is forced out from the table below rather than a source above like a hovercraft. Try pushing a plain CD across the table, and then your hovercraft. Do the two move differently? That's because the thin cushion of air from the hovercraft reduces the friction between the CD and the table. Because of the reduced friction, hovercrafts can reach higher speeds.
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The region's flood-prone areas dodged a bullet today as rivers crested sooner – and more lower – than forecasts predicted.
The Little River in Huntington had been expected to break the record set in 1950, but leveled off more than 4 feet below that point. The river is still rising, but slowly.
The river was at 3.21 feet at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, then shot up to 15 feet at 5 p.m., where it leveled off. At 10 a.m. Friday it was at 15.4 feet; flood stage is 15 feet.
The St. Marys River in Fort Wayne was expected to be hitting 17 feet at 10:30 a.m. Friday, but instead was only at 12.5 feet and appeared to have leveled off. Flood stage is 14 feet.
The Eel River in North Manchester was forecast to hit 13.7 feet early Saturday morning, but appears to have leveled off 0.23 feet above its flood stage of 9 feet.
Other rivers in the area also appeared to have leveled off much lower than forecasts called for, but more rain is expected tonight.
Still, water levels are high and many low lying areas are flooded. The Allen County Department reported at 3 p.m. that several roads are closed, including:
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- Ellison Road between Branstrator Road and Liberty Mills Road.
- Ellison Road between Yohne Road and Liberty Mills Road.
- Houk Road between Maples Road and Rohrbach Road.
- Parent Road between Hartzell Road and Maplecrest Road.
- Paulding Road between Morgan Road and State Line Road.
- Cook Road east of Butt Road.
- Fitch Road between Coldwater Road and West Road.
- Griffin Road between Auburn Road and Hollopeter Road.
There are several other county roads which are open but have "High Water" warning signs in place. Motorists should never drive through flooded roadways, especially if the water is moving rapidly, and never drive around barriers.
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New Year's Eve is the night when Sydney puts on the bling, kicks up its heels and shows the world what a gorgeous thing it is, as a festival of fire explodes across the midnight sky.
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[Verse 1:]
Guess this means you're sorry
You're standing at my door
Guess this means you take back
All you said before
Like how much you wanted
Anyone but me
Said you'd never come back
But here you are again
Because we belong together now
Forever united here somehow
Yeah you got a piece of me
And honestly
My life would suck without you
[Verse 2:]
Maybe I was stupid for telling you goodbye
Maybe I was wrong for trying to pick a fight
I know that I've got issues
But you're pretty messed up too
Either way I found out
I'm nothing without you
Because we belong together now
Forever united here somehow
Yeah you got a piece of me
And honestly
My life would suck without you
Being with you is so dysfunctional
I really shouldn't miss you
But I can't let you go
Oh Yeah
Because we belong together now
Forever united here somehow
Yeah you got a piece of me
And honestly
My life would suck without you
So pleased to listened | Reviewer: AdamEvePs | 2/8/14
since we belong to each other,u can never turned away frm me.Its hard to handle relationship.Smtimes i find so hard whn so many memories leaves behind n i thouhght of u n finds my life sucks wtout you.
He said,m sorry Dea...fo wat?playng My life sucks wtout u.neva knw wat reason it was...vanish fo few weeks n hav me fo yrs n again he was gone..aftr ts he request me to play ts song fo him.N he's gone again.Wat a confusing guy.Damn!i gav a damn to such relationshp.Bt i lv ts song.I gotta stay Strong n make myself no regret.
I try to fix you by Coldplay music | Reviewer: Hannah Gilbert | 7/13/13
I ask Kelly Carlson to make sure so happy with neto. Will I love you Kelly Carlson make Hannah sad face and I will to make happy to so much butter tinie tempah and pill cilason chirs brown fun we are together lots of love form Hannah xxxxxxxx happy birthday Kelly Carlson a wich come tuer and get well soon so are you Hannah I am lieveing not so much to get their to uses a kiss Hannah Gilbert hope your nice day if you are lieveing tomorrow see you agina since Yuvebeen cone and my life would suck without you happy birthday Kelly Carlson goo
life? | Reviewer: KS5 | 8/21/11
I totally get this. I'm in love with a boy who I fight with often, over the silliest things. But the times we do have together are absolutely amazing. I can't picture my life without him.
We've both tried to leave each-other at one point...but realized it's impossible. x3
exacli lyk ky ky | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/19/09
i know this sound stupid but its lyk me n a mate that dnt tlk enymore... we were great just close mates turnin into more but culdnt be togetha cause of were we lived and our friends but he has a piece of me and now we havent tlkd for a week and my life sucks not tlkn to him and known his all good
I just realized... | Reviewer: Augnutts | 3/17/09
basicallly everything she say in this song is exactly how i feel, i mean im in love with this buy named chris, and the thing is im almost positive he loves me too, because hes got a girlfriend or should i say a babys mama, yea she just had his baby and you'd think that would make him stop talking to me, but nope he still tries, and i mean i love him so much that its hard to try and be the bigger person and ignore him, idk it just this feeeling of not even caring of what people have to say, cause me and him were together for a year and then idk it was just inevitable, we loved eacother, and always will and i feel so horrible for telling him i hate him for so 3 years becasue i mean if i woulda just told him i still loved him, we probually would be togehter, so now im stuck, and my life would suck without him, so i kinda am happy he calls sometimes, but i just hate knowing we'll never be together....ugh i feel sad now, okay bye lol


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Tyra Banks Launches Cosmetics Line, Still Insists She Went to Harvard
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I am attaching my summary of the Sauk Centre Hay Auction held on September 16, 2010.
Click on the link SC Hay Auction 09 16 10.pdf for a document that include all tested lots and bedding materials. The lots are grouped by kind of hay, type of bale, in groups by 25 RFV points. The third page is a history of selected lots. I encourage people to consider the usefulness of averages carefully with small numbers of loads and some significant differences in physical condition.
Heavy rain fell across much southern Minnesota on September 22nd
and 23rd and left large areas of Minnesota corn and soybean fields
submerged. Flood waters covered, perhaps
100,000 acres for several hours as rain water moved from fields into creeks and
rivers. Longer term flooding of fields
affected tens of thousands of acres of cropland. In most instances, drainage tile, where
present, were unable to prevent ponded waters.
In other cases, streams swollen by
4 -12 inches of rain falling on fields, roads and cities came out of
their banks and flooded fields.
This information is from the Sauk Centre Hay Auction held on September 2, 2010.
Click on the link SC Hay Auction 09 02 10.pdf for a list of all tested lots sold and bedding materials sold. The lots are grouped by kind of hay, type of bale, in groups by 25 RFV points. The last page of the report is a history of selected groups with averages and ranges from previous years along with corresponding September 2, 2010 information.
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Not only have the hot and dry conditions and hail affected corn yields in Minnesota this year, these conditions have also favored development of ear rots. Reports of ear rots have been coming in from several different areas, and the quality of grain that comes off these affected fields may be reduced. Several different types of ear rots occur in Minnesota, and all are not equally important. Aspergillus ear rot and Fusarium ear rot may be of particular importance this year due to the hot and dry conditions in much of Minnesota.


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Condo, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths (Sleeps 6)
Rent for a week or a month. Golf and tennis country club membership included. Our fully renovated ocean front condo is on the Indian River Plantation resort property on Hutchinson Island located between the Indian River (Intra-coastal waterway) and the Atlantic Ocean. This newly upgraded, 1200 square foot corner apartment has breathtaking sunrise views from the oceanfront balcony and sunset views from the master bedroom balcony. This condo is situated just steps to the pristine and uncrowded 23 mile beach and the condo's heated pool.
As our guest, you will enjoy full privileges at the on-site Marriott Resort which includes an 18 hole executive golf course, 24 tennis courts, 24 hour fitness center, 3 additional heated pools and hot tubs. The resort also includes a beach front tiki-bar, 3 additional restaurants, beach chairs & beach umbrellas for rent and a deep water marina on the Indian River. There is a one time fee of $25 to obtain temporary country club membership cards for your use during your stay.
Our condo is in a newly renovated ocean front building. The spacious master bedroom suite includes a king size bed with private bath, walk in closet, private balcony and a new flat screen TV. The guest bedroom includes two twin beds with a Flat Screen TV and bathroom. The living room sofa converts to a queen bed. The fully equipped, open kitchen with views to the ocean has all new appliances. The living room has a new flat screen HDTV, and patio doors leading to a large balcony with spectacular ocean views. The private balcony features outdoor furniture for romantic dining. Secure, high Speed internet service is provided in the condo. All linens, beach towels, beach chairs, beach umbrella, paper goods and kitchen supplies are provided for your complete vacation experience. We have tried to anticipate all of your vacation needs and provide them for you. A gas grill is located next to the pool for your use.
Because this is a corner unit, it is ideal for 2 couples. The master bedroom has a private balcony and a second entrance for privacy, if desired. (see floor plan in picture section).
Our condo is also very children friendly. It is fully tiled, with lots of games, beach & pool toys/floats and 2 boogey boards for wave surfing! The pool is visible from the ocean-front balcony so you can monitor the kids from the balcony. A porta crib, high chair, booster chair & twin rollaway bed is also available in the unit for your use.
We have another 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit in the same building. It is exactly like this unit, but on a higher floor. If you need another unit for your family reunion or gathering, just follow the link below to book it. http://www.vrbo.com/572563
Historic Stuart and quaint Jenson Beach with great restaurants and upscale shops are a short drive away. An upscale Publix supermarket is within a mile of the condo. Several great restaurants are within a short drive.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
About Owner/Property Manager
We have rented in this building for many years before we bought. It is less then 2 hours from our home in Ft. Lauderdale. When it is not rented, we spend most weekends here.
Owner/Property Manager purchased this condo in 2003
Why Owner/Property Manager chose Stuart
We loved the amenities that the Marriott provides. When we are here, we use the golf course, the fitness center and the lap pool daily. Our children also enjoy coming here. They have enjoyed the Plantation since they were in grade school. It is very safe. Before they could drive, they would jump on the tram and go everywhere on the Plantation. Our 30 year old daughter recently spent her honeymoon here!
What makes this condo unique
The Plantation is so pedestrian & bike friendly. We park our car and walk everywhere. The amenities are wonderful. Four heated pools, a modern fitness center, restaurants, beach, golf & tennis. Everything you need is right here for your enjoyment.