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William Ernest Henley
Out of the night that covers me,
Black as the Pit from pole to pole,
I thank whatever gods may be
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Comments about this poem (Invictus by William Ernest Henley )
Athena Jobe (2/23/2010 9:12:00 AM)
Ever since I heard this poem, it instantly became my favorite..I just love that it has a big impact on me and whenever I am down, disappointed and seems to lose my faith because of all the problems, hardships I encountered, I always recite it in my mind and voila! it will lift my spirits up and again, I am ready to face the world however hard it may seem to be..Because for me the meaning of the poem is for us to stand for what we believe is right, and to have that courage to get up how many times we may have fallen..it means walking with your head high amidst all the rejections, all the pain..That no matter what happens, you will never give up, you will keep on fighting and you will never be defeated. (Report) Reply
Didier Bessala (2/14/2010 10:46:00 AM)
How to get people to be better than what they think they can be? How do we inspire ourselves to greatness when nothing else will do?
My daily living is inspired from that poem. It gets me motivated, boosts my mind, and helps me to stand still whatever obstacle i face or go through... (Report) Reply
Martin Maina (2/12/2010 1:15:00 PM)
Some say faith is believing on what that cannot be seen, others say it replaces ignorance. Be that as it may, it forms the different religions we have in this world. What I never understand is why man always pays much detail on what that divides than unites. Why should colour, religion or tribe be the basis of judgement.
From my prospective, the definition of Henley's 'unconquerable soul' means a soul free from all these vices. A soul free from racial and religious prejudice. And the last two lines were just the icing to the cake.
This poem admits to the reality of the various world atrocities and helps us to move on and push hard even when nothing seems to make sense. I believe his words will be a lantern to my everyday life as a student abroad in India and a good source of inspiration to all who read it. Viva la Henley! (Report) Reply
Johnny Walker (2/6/2010 3:06:00 AM)
A nice and simple poem.
It seems to me the poet has outgrown the pettiness of organized religion. There is a particular loftiness to his use of the word 'gods'.
Yes, god is not limited by a particular name or a driving licence number. We may worship one god or several gods as we choose; we may worship the same god under different names; and so on. Nobody should be saying, this is god, that is not god, this is the only god, that god is false, etc.
Unfortunately even today there are people who subscribe to the backward belief that theirs is the only god and that all other beliefs are false; this is the main cause for most problems we see on this planet.
Even here we can see people are fighting to lay claim to Henley's god, totally overlooking the real theme of his poem.
Please accept the poem without worrying about which god or gods he is referring to. That is not the point of this poem. Don't attach labels like Un-X or Not Un-X. Neither of these terms is flattering.
Should the Coca Cola company go around labelling other drinks like water, milk, tea, coffee, wine, etc. as Un-Coke?
Should we be hearing things like:
'Hey, he is drinking an Un-Coke. We should ban all Un-Cokes as false drinks'.
'No, that is not Un-Coke. He only poured it from the Coke bottle into a glass. His soul is still safe'.
Don't you see how silly these comments sound? Your Un-religion comments are equally ridiculous. Please elevate your thinking and avoid imposing your religious beliefs on others. (Report) Reply
Somi Omowo (2/3/2010 10:30:00 PM)
It surely is a most beautiful poem and the film really brings out its true meaning and its application to life and its challenges. I agree with Susan whole-heartedly. I see nothing unchristian of this poem. Indeed it is only when a Christian has mastered his soul can he truly forgive- an attribute Mandela showed so well in the film.
Life will only be conquered by those who have mastered the truths of this poem be they Christian, Moslem or otherwise (Report) Reply
Terry Catterall (1/31/2010 4:28:00 AM)
To me the poem is a powerful way of saying that we (human beings) always have choice- no matter what situation we might find ourselves in! We are the masters of our fate and the captain of our soul if we choose to be! ! I love it. (Report) Reply
Carlota Hernandez (1/30/2010 4:24:00 PM)
Maybe stoicism is not the Universal Truth, but it's the less selfish of attitudes towards the others. I know it well, I used to know somebody who behave and thought like that. The poem goes deeper than simply encouraging to have a good time. It's full of significance for those who strive for personal evolution and ideals. (Report) Reply
Enrique Snyder (1/25/2010 11:35:00 AM)
This poem could be written by Lucio Aneo Seneca. It is full of the spirit of estoicism.
Really can inspire to them that are crossing in dificulties, something that is common in our days. But don't think that the stoicism is the Universal Truth. (Report) Reply
Samuel Gioia (1/22/2010 11:01:00 AM)
This poem can be read in many ways, that is what is beautiful about it. Great literature reveals the reader in the reading of it. It is natural to me to read this as a meditation on the crucifixion of Jesus although that may not be the author's intent. I also love the reading of it in the movie by this title. It suggests that the mastery spoken of in the poem is mastery of one's own emotions in adversity including the impulse to hate and find revenge. MLK said, 'Let no man lower you so far as to make you hate him.' The movie is a very original and creative meditation on the poem. (Report) Reply
Bob Blackwell (1/21/2010 2:31:00 AM)
Inspiring poem which simply means, we must strive to make each day a good one no matter what our circumstances maybe. How we think determines how we feel! (Report) Reply
John Handley (1/17/2010 10:18:00 PM)
Having bibles may or may not be good, living by the message is what makes a person stand out from others. That is what I read in this lovely poem.
BTW I am a souf efrican who has left my place of birth and still sees great injustices and inequallity in the country (Report) Reply
Susan Grave (1/9/2010 7:40:00 AM)
I'd like to make a comment about those who are frequently bringing in 'stories' about this poem being non-Christian. It is a poem of hope, much as the Bible should be.. but those idiots out there who have never been born & brought up in southern Africa should realise that the Bible was so often completely misinterpreted and the Africa into which Mandela was born, the Holy Book, was interpreted completely incorrectly! ! Blacks are inferior to whites! What a load of sh**. The movie about Madiba and Francois Pienaar was superbly portrayed.
BTW I have several Bibles in my home: -) And, am a white woman of Catholic faith who just loves living on the continent of her birth. (Report) Reply
Neville Lines (1/8/2010 3:20:00 AM)
I have been familiar all my life with 'Invictus' I recalled it to mind several times when it helped me through bad times. There is a lot of rot and waffle in some of the comments with people imposing their religious and other beliefs.
My interpretation of Henley is simply this - BE STRONG AND TAKE COURAGE (Report) Reply
Serene Waters (1/3/2010 11:54:00 PM)
I just saw the phenomenal movie Invictus, which drew its title from the poem. The movie, about Nelson Mandela and his resurrection from being a prisoner of his country to being its president, showed that truly, he was the 'master of [his] fate and the captain of [his] soul.' He rehearsed the words of hope from Invictus, in his prison cell and the power of spirit over matter was manifested.
As president, he helped the country to unite during a very tense post-aparthied time. Through his wisdom and depth of heart, he was able to transform enemies into friends. He was able to embrace his nation, both black and white as one family. This movie was very inspirational and made it look like peace is possible. (Report) Reply
Johan Matias (1/3/2010 10:36:00 AM)
This is truly great and inspiring poem. It gives strength in middle of trouble and raises interesting questions. But I must say that many commentators read a bit too much to it and especially are convinced of their own interpretation. Of course I too give it plenty more meaning than there is and would like people to agree. lol
To put it simply I think the main point is: 'No matter what happens, I am bold and confident me and do what I do. Which is nice.' It does not state if any gods do exists or even about free will.
'I am the captain of my soul.' is interesting expression. 'Soul' refers to human mental faculty. It could refer to religious entity maybe eternal being, but not necessary. 'Captain of soul' suggests that there is some supreme decision maker separate from the soul. But as it is 'I', the whole sentence seems to emphasize that there is only me and no one else. 'I am the master of my fate' could also only emphasize that there is no one else in control. Plainly: 'I am me and I do what I do*
Strictly speaking there is nothing that forces one to interpret free will or lack of predetermined destiny. Sure the poem seems to praise free will on the first reading. But there is very little hint about the nature of 'I'. There is nothing to suggest that 'I' could decide to be any different than he/she is. Or that he/she could make different decisions. On the contrary 'I' seems very permanent and unchangeable. Maybe 'I' is what 'I' is just because 'I' is like that, not because he/she chooses to be like that.
Sure for me more easy and natural interpretation is that one can choose his/her own destiny without god or any other authority and disregard of the circumstances. But that is just me. The way I am. lol (Report) Reply
George Kirui (1/3/2010 4:28:00 AM)
I agree; this is such a great poem. I do not see any crisis of faith in it but rather a person who has balanced his faith to address a greater audience...whatever god may be.... clearly brings a concept of existence of many believes. The poem remains nourishing to all religious sects...from the right wing Muslim to the christian sycophants. The bottom line is that we shape our destiny, that the greatest faith is the faith in one to self liberate or destruct and I believe that is also the baseline for the movie Invictus. For those with a bias of thinking along religious lines, Job in the bible was unbowed; his questioning of the existence of God did not imply a crisis of faith but rather a stronger faith; his unbowedness did not result to lessening of pain but rather an increase.......he was the captain of his soul. (Report) Reply
Eric Mccloud (12/28/2009 10:06:00 PM)
This is such a great poem. I first learned it as a pledge of my beloved fraternity A Phi A almost 20 years ago. It helps to inspire you to be a man of strong courage and have a will to endure no matter what obstacles may be placed in your path. These obstacles are life's lessons that we will all face during our journey. (Report) Reply
Julie Bienlien (12/28/2009 7:33:00 PM)
I do not see a defiance of life or death, or a crisis of faith. I see a defiance of predetermined destiny. Do not bow your heads to circumstance; rather, determine your own destiny by choosing your own path and your own reactions to the black pit called life that lies between the poles of birth and death. (Report) Reply
Tommy Geske (12/25/2009 12:41:00 PM)
David Austin,
I agree with your comments regarding Invictus. However, you say it is death that he is defying. It seems to me that it is life that he is defying.
Death can be a welcome friend at the end of suffering. However Henley faces eveyr challenge that life brings to him without a bowing his head. Driven forward by the fact that he is the 'master of his fate' and 'the captain of his soul.'
Some have commented about a crisis of faith. But it seems to me that Henley is thanking God for the strength that does imbue him, though may not know who it is that brings him such strength he acknowledges his being and presence.
It interesting that many comments here discuss the relevance of God in Henley's equation. The truth is faith is just that, faith. Though we personally may be convinced, we can never be certain. There is always an element of truth in God that just can not be proven totally, hence we call it 'faith in God.'
The element of certainty in God is a myth. I think Henley balances this reality quite well, showing us all that in the end, it is up to to make certain that our soul is not conquered by the harsh realities that we call life.
Just my thoughts though, sir............. (Report) Reply
Marius Meyer (12/24/2009 8:56:00 PM)
And this is exactly why I love poetry. Though I wish my English were of such a caliber that I would write poetry myself, but as such I will stick with the poetry of sound (music) . I have read through the comments again, and this has only reestablished my love for this poem. It has excited and urged people to think and evaluate it and was able to produce a whole myriad of emotions and beliefs. I think I might commit this poem to memory.
You are most welcome Basra :) .
And Will, you bring up a most fascinating argument. I definitely can see that, and can agree with that. I have read and analyzed the poem again and found that for me the speaker of the poem is President Mandela and not Henley. An interesting discovery on my part but not surprising seeing as I am South African. As such, what you wrote rings very true.
Again, this will be one of the poems I have decided to commit to memory. (Report) Reply
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Please help with speaker locations.
We're building a house (as many of you know from my sob stories and questions in the other forums) and I'm trying to locate the rear speakers of my home theater system (DD5.1), to run the wire through the walls b4 sheetrock goes up. The room is a rectangle - 22' (E-W) x 20'(N-S). The ent. center will be in the NE corner, facing SW. I have a 36" tv, but will be getting a 51-61" Sumsung in the not-too-distant future. I need to locate the rear spkrs. Using the 90-110 degree rule, and the 2:1 seat-screensize distance ratios, I locate the rear spkrs right smack in the NW and SE corners. Everything I've read says not to put the rears in corners. The only alternative (because of big windows) is to have them moved toward the SW corner 6 feet. (eg. slide the right-rear 6' to the west, and slide the left-rear 6' to the south.) So, the question is, do I put them at 105-110 degrees but in the corners, or at about 130-135 degrees, on a wall?
(a quick answer to a question someone will ask - there is no way I'll ever move the seating back far enough for the 130 degree location to fall within 90-110. I'd have to be all the way across the room, in a walking area. Even after I upgrade screen size, it won't be near 110 degrees.)
First....I would recommend a 6.1 system setup. Much better...with a 3rd speaker in the rear.
This is not a scientific answer...but the answer I believe is "it depends". It depends on the type of speakers you have and how it radiates. It could work by having it in the corner...
I also would think that you could change settings on your receiver to compensate for any issues you might have. Find a great receiver and you should be set.
Also...I would think that the placement of the rear speakers are not as critical as the front mains or center channel. That is where you would distinctly hear much differences. Rears are more ambient in most scenes.
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General Banter / Re: An interesting idea gone awry« on: January 06, 2009, 11:49:31 am »
Something is better than nothing Kevin!!
Loved your remark though.
Your just pissed cause I pointed out you are up towards the top of the nerd list.
I've won something and I've won nothing either way I tend to have a good time.
I don't mind being called a nerd at all because I am obviously not a nerd:
"Main Entry:
perhaps from nerd, a creature in the children's book If I Ran the Zoo (1950) by Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geisel)
: an unstylish, unattractive, or socially inept person ; especially : one slavishly devoted to intellectual or academic pursuits <computer nerds>
— nerd·i·ness Listen to the pronunciation of nerdiness \ˈnər-dē-nəs\ noun
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I am neither unstylish, nor unattractive and I am certainly not socially inept. As for intellectual and academic pursuits, guilty as charged, however "slavishly devoted", I think not. It is however difficult to be stylish and socially adept while being uneducated and stupid, hence my interests in intellectual and academic endeavors. What's your excuse?
I just had to jump into the this thread. It's just wound its way into being so inane that is has become fun.
Bring on the gals, hell I'll caddy for all of them at once if they'll let me follow them around in my truck. Jeez.. I need to get to work
uhhhhh.. Anyone? No irony? anyone?
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I guess all it took was looking at the tree and thinking "I need to dig that up". This tree was purchased 15 years ago with a kumquat on it and sat in a pot on the porch for 3 years until we moved to a new house. I planted it in the yard and it did nothing for years. Then 4-5 years ago it began to sprout new growth out the top. It is now about 12ft tall. Just went out there and noticed dozens of fruit growing only at the top. I am assuming it is a "Marumi" kumquat because the fruit is roundish, not real sure though. I think it is more pear shaped and some fruits are close to 2 inches across. Is this common, or do I just have a really weird tree?
Well, sounds more like a situation where the tree wasn't getting what it needed to bloom, perhaps not enough sunlight, not enough water or enough regular waterings, not enough fertilizer. Once it the ground it had time to get itself squared away, and now it's getting what it needs, and producing for you. After you pick all the fruit, you can shape prune it to bring the height down if you want. Also, if you do some tip pruning lower down (be sure not to to cut off any flower buds - prune before you see flowers), you can force new growth down lower, hence more buds and then fruit that won't require you to use a ladder to pick.
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Thanks Patty...sounds reasonable to me. I think I will prune this tree down to size this year and put some fertilizer spikes around it. I live in South Carolina, the fruit is still green and it is around mid to late October now. I have seen a couple fruits start to turn orange only to just fall off the tree. I have never seen such big kumquats. When we got it the one fruit was a normal oblong shape. Now they look like a medium size pear. Is this normal, or has this thing mutated in some way.
The only type of kumquat that is 2" across is Fortunella obovato, the Fukushu Kumquat. It is a bit of a specialist variety and not often sold.
Much more likely is that you have allowed the rootstock to grow and overwhelm the Kumquat variety. This happens very easily if you allow growth from below the graft line.
Is the skin of the ripe fruit fairly sweet? It should be for a kumquat.
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2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 Review
Excellent car. Very quiet. Lots of power.Very responsive. Full time AWD, great car for snow and bad weather. Lot of room and cargo space. Mercedes legendary quality and reliability
Fair repair cost as I used a Mercedes dealership. I followed the recommended maintenance plan and it worked well for me. Timley oil changes and service and tire rotation, saved me money in the long run. Doesn't have 3rd row seat and I need a 3rd row, that's the reason for me to sell the car.
Great Suv. Excellent All Weather Car. — Very quiet and extremely comfortable ride. Lots of power and very good gas mileage with this V8. AWD is very handy for the long Chicago cold/snow weather. Great everyday Car for work commute and long summer family trips with cargo.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
wenkai64 writes:
2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 Review
nice car, great for business and family usage, safe to drive during the snow days.
fuel price
Great Investment For The Safety Of The Family And Good Investment For Car — i like this car because it is good for business and drive smooth and great during regular and snow days. many functions from this car, such as DVD, Basic Navigation, heated seat, sun roof etc. and good looking. i feel very safe when driving this car because its' structure is very good.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Sunny writes:
2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML350 Review
The gas mileage is little bit smaller than I would like.
My Mercedes Ml350 — The acceleration is amazing, you tap it and you fly forward. The Build quality is magnificent because the wood grain interior makes you feel like a king. The Cost of ownership is very cheap for this kind of car, only $650 a year. The fun factor is a 10 out of 5 because it's that much fun.
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2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 Review
compared to the ML350, the power is much better, the engine is more relaxed and doesnt need to be beat on to reach the wanted speed, interior layout is comforting and compared to a Jeep Commander limited, i feel it is a more solid SUV. I like the Down Speed Regulator switch where it controls the speed of the SUV when going down hill so you can maintain control, seat warmers work amazing.
Fuel can become costy if you drive within the city a lot, unlike the Jeep commander, you can not switch to 4low, you only have mountain mode. It has a phone setup but phone is optional, could use some more room for back seats.
Sang writes:
2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 Review
Really stands out, beautifully sculpted, powerful and nimble for an SUV.
Maintenance is costly.
Unparalleled Design. — After two years of owning this car, it still looks and runs as if new. Acceleration is powerful and the car handles like a sports car (especially with the use of the steering wheel mounted sheedshift paddles used to switch through the seven gears of the car). The interior is beautifully designed and still looks very fresh. The 302hp engine is very powerful and the car itself is nimble. Mercedes build quality is never the best though, and I have had to make numerous serice appointments for disfunctional head/taillamps and minor problems.
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2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class Review
Speed, handling
MPG, Road tax, Tyres
Best 4x4 I've Had — Performance great, Brakes could be better, handling great !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! is this car fun to drive, shame about the MPG, but hey, you can't have everthing !!! Tax is now over £400.00, tyres are about £300 each - sat nav has never let me down (yet) Music system greattt
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 Review
excellent family car
low miles per gallon ratio
The V8 Engine Makes A More Beefier Vehicle Over All. — I'm not a big fan of gas guzzlers, but this vehicle makes it worth its mpg. With the dirivng comfort and features, it makes family trips more enjoyable. Now, if only we can get some jet skis for this car to haul...
Primary Use: Family transportation
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1998 Mercedes-Benz M-Class Reviews
Its Pretty Cool But Maintenance Is Expensive
I like the suv,the maintenance sucks, it drives really smooth,i love the way it looks, it get pretty good gas mileage,lots of room and compartments to store things,good sound system, overall its a p... Read More
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performance - Excellent acceleration, good braking distance, excellent handling for a suv. build quality - exceptional build quality, no mechanical or body problems appearence - awesome, kind of a plu... Read More
1999 Mercedes-Benz M-Class Reviews
I Have Had This Vehicle For 11years,its Become A Family Member, Another Limb....iove It
This car's pros totally outweight its cons!!!! I would buy one for each of my closest loved ones if I could afford it.....I highly recommend to any luxury SUV lover out there!!!! I have had her for 11... Read More
An Amazingly Reliable, Safe, Fun, Luxurious Car
I have a 1999 ML 320, which was my moms car but was very recently passed down to me. This car is an amazing vehicle and currently has 198000 miles on it and is 15 years old. There has never been a iss... Read More
2000 Mercedes-Benz M-Class Reviews
Stlyish .. German Engenering ... Safe .. Reliable
great to drive .. luxury SUV,,,, you can haul a lot of stuff in this car.. seats 5 people ... love the visibility .. and the handling of this car.. and rock solid and safe to drive in ... looks great ... Read More
Its An All Round Good Car
I like the fact you can fit lots of stuff in it but hate the fact it drinks so much I personally will stick with it as I have changed it to gas but fuel is dear these days and there aren't many people... Read More
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The "bubble " / Aka The Chariot !
This is a Great little SUV. We call her, the "Bubble" I was going to sell it for a moment and then looking at her and thinking about how good these are in the snow and off road I couldn't part with he... Read More
Electrical is an ongoing problem. Granted it's 13 years old but less than 100k miles. Seems like some sensor or solenoid goes out every 2-3 months. Still has decent acceleration. Good but not great... Read More
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2002 Ml320
Excellent overall vehicle. Very reliable. Versatile and sporty. Maintenance costs were not very high. Would buy parts direct and take to a mechanic and pay for labor. Strong engine, turns on the drop ... Read More
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The Great Smoky Mountains National Park has temporarily closed the Ramsey Cascades Trail due to a damaged footbridge, officials announced Thursday.
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The 60-foot footbridge over Ramsey Prong was damaged when high winds toppled a large hemlock tree. The fallen tree destroyed the handrail that is necessary for safely crossing the river approximately 12 feet below. The bridge also was cracked and separated from its foundation.
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2007 Volvo V70 2.4 Review
Very stylish. Great resale value. Fantastic fuel economy. Excellent reliable quality vehicle.
Always to good and loved to be sold.
Very Reliable Transportation — My Volvo V70 is a lot of fun to drive. It is very reliable. Handles great in snowy conditions. The most comfortable seats of any vehicle that I have owned. It has maintained a great value. The family loves it. The car want to always go FAST! I have to hold it back
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2007 Volvo V70 2.5T Review
Speed, space, build
Fuel consumption, handling
Volvo V70 T-5 — The Volvo V70 is a versatile beast, with a huge load area, capable of swallowing kit or kids. It goes like stink with the 2.5 Turbo engine, but the speed is tempered by the handling limitations of a car this size, still it goes round corners far better than it has any right to. The build is solid and if you are going to have a crash in a car, do it in one of these! Overall, a hoot for hooligan dads.
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2007 Volvo V70 2.4 Review
Safer, better, durable
Volvo Rules. — best new car i ever bought, no problems, reliable, tough, safe. And probably the best standard seats i have ever had i na car, my kids love it. cheap to insure, good fuel economy. Strong diesel engine that could compeat with most petrol engines. Volvo is by far my best car purchase ever.
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Sleek low-profile appearance, very tight construction; feels very safe. Turbo makes the car very quick off the line. The motor requires full synthetic oil so it is more expensive at the point of oil ... Read More
I Bought This Car Thinking That We Needed To Have The Safest Car In The World...
I love that this car is safe but, I love it more due to it having a turbo 5 cylinder that is faster than my wife's V6. I don't like that the more it seemed to me that I fixed up something, my windshie... Read More
1999 Volvo V70 Reviews
The Wagon That Is Built Like A Tank But Thinks It's A Sports Car.
This car thinks it's a tank. Sturdy frame has absorbed collisions from front and back with little damage. Other vehicles towed away while the Volvo drives off. Handles well on both dry and wet road... Read More
Great Family/first Car, Avoid The N/a.
Performance: 4/10 Not much to work with on the N/A. Needs some major upgrades: Intake, exhaust, turbo, injectors, ECU, etc... Build Quality: 6/10 I've spent more on maintenance in 4 years than wha... Read More
2000 Volvo V70 Reviews
Very Good Car, Just Working Out The Bugs , Lol
Way to many electrical issues. Otherwise , Love It !!! I've owed it for 2 years now and I guess I'm the lucky one to fix everything . Next job is the fuel pump been having starting problems for a whi... Read More
Great Utilitarian Cruiser With Style.
Parts can be high and, when you do have to go to the dealer, they make you pay dearly. A good independent mechanic can cut maintenance costs by 30% or more. Luckily, they're quite reliable and not muc... Read More
2001 Volvo V70 Reviews
Silver Bullet. Fast, Safe, Sleek, And It's 'me'.
haven't had long; like it lots so far. Rides very nice for being on 17 inch rims and 45 series rubber. Most everything still works at 177k. body and interior have held up well for the mileage over 13 ... Read More
Lemon, the all wheel drive failed in a ball of flames. The viscous coupling siezed and caused the bevel gear to overheat and catch fire, luckily there was snow on the ground to put it out with and my ... Read More
2002 Volvo V70 Reviews
It's A Great Family Car.
It's a great and safe car for my family. It's a good long distance car. The Third seat, the back row seat, was a real plus so we could give a ride to our kids friends. I recommend this car to any fami... Read More
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good experience,sat at the basement ,place was full,they have great bruschettas,and the pasta is delicius.To sit outside you have all the town nice view.
We ate at La Bricola on the recommendation of the owner of the hotel we were staying in and we were not disappointed. Really good local fare and a strong local wine list which the owner and his son patiently took us through. I had a sumptuous peci dish with a pepper and cheese sauce - quite unique and delicious.
If you visit Montepulciano, through the fortress main gate on the right, down the narrow street is La Briciola. It is run by a father and son who make you feel like an old friends when you are seated. The menu choices are varied and true Tuscan flavours. The pasta with porcini mushrooms is mouth watering. Be sure to try...
Had excellent service and a great meal. our waiter (owners son) spent time explaining the wine and the region to us. We where so impressed with him that we asked him to choose our wine and an entire Florentine Bistecca meal for us. It was the best meal of our four week trip.
We visited here with a group of 10, and were pleased to sit outside in the walk way. After meeting Andrea (the owners son), we thought he was charming at first. As he was ready to serve us, many tasteless jokes gave us a bad taste. He jokingly told us Italians hate two things...ugly rabbits, bc they shoot them...and tourists....
The tagliata is one of the best dishes that we had on our trip to Italy. It is grilled beef steak sliced thinly and layered with porcini mushrooms - an explosion of umami. The service was attentive. Also enjoyed the mista salad. We will be sure to eat at La Briciola when we return to Montepulciano.
We decided to have dinner here after a hearty recommendation and we are glad we experienced it. While we weren't too pleased with the initial service from the young waiter, perhaps because we were placed downstairs (no reservation, so the more pleasant upstairs area was full), once we asked for service from the owner, he was excellent and things improved...
It was our last evening in Italy and I was hoping this restaurant would provide us with a memorable meal but it fell short.
The service was good, the ambience was nice but the food was lacking, just average. Too bad because it was a toss up between another place. However, a British couple seated at the next table struck...
This place was the worst place we ate. The food was sub par and the service terrible.. Would not recommend it when there are so many better ones in the area. Our servicer was not very nice and really did not seem to want to be bothered. He was young and very easy on the eyes but that was it....
We had a delicious lunch here. House wine, lovely salad, Rabbit and Beef Stew with the chocolate coconut cake for dessert. Everything was tasty! The wait staff was attentive and helpful with the Itialian menu. We enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. Looked like many locals eat here which is a very good sign.
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Situated in Luang Prabang, Le Palais Juliana is in the mountains and close to Wat Mai, Royal Palace Museum, and Phu Si. Also nearby are Royal Palace and Night Market.
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This luxury resort offers a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a poolside bar. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. This 4.5-star resort features business amenities including a business center, a meeting room, and limo/town car service. The staff can provide concierge services and wedding services. Additional amenities include an outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and a fireplace in the lobby. Guests have complimentary access to a roundtrip airport shuttle at scheduled times.
The 59 air-conditioned guestrooms at Le Palais Juliana include minibars and safes. Beds have down comforters and premium bedding. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Rooms are equipped with plasma TVs with cable channels. All accommodations provide desks and phones. Bathrooms offer separate bathtubs and showers with deep soaking bathtubs. Bathrooms also include bathrobes, hair dryers, and slippers. All units feature refrigerators and coffee/tea makers. In addition, a turndown service is offered nightly, housekeeping is available daily, and amenities available on request include in-room massages.
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 59 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free airport shuttle at scheduled times *
- Area shuttle *
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- Resort fee included
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- Free full breakfast
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Outdoor pool
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Business center
- Conference space
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Year Built 2009
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Fireplace in lobby
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
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- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Down comforter
- Turndown service
- Sofa bed
- Premium bedding
- In-room massage available
- Separate sitting area
- Private bathroom
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Plasma TV
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
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- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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DiningChaonang Restaurant - This buffet restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
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This property does not have elevators.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 72 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: USD 100
- Gala Dinner on 31 December per adult: USD 100
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We do not pretend to understand the subtleties of the words of a U.S. President, but we cannot deny their scope in terms of the years to come. John F. Kennedy asked his fellow citizens to become engaged: "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country." This time around, Barack Obama said that "America was made for this moment." He outlined the vision of the Founding Fathers, and laid out a progressive vision of where America must go, which he linked with the basic values of the U.S. constitution.
Many on this side of the border are familiar with the call for an activist government, and an effort to reduce inequalities in society. Much of our social fabric is based on this approach. What was attractive in the speech had to do with the JFK-like call for greater citizen engagement on issues like gun control , and the presentation of a vision of a changing country largely defined by new demographics. It was clear Obama understood his victory coalition, and addressed its inherent and emerging values and hopes. Republicans, take note! Obama2.0 seems more determined to press his agenda this time around.
Others in Canada, being more practical and short term in assessment, spoke of Obama's rekindled interest in climate change, and whether this spelled a doomsday scenario for the Keystone project pipeline from Alberta to the Gulf of Mexico. The selection of John Kerry as secretary of state and his sensitivity to climate change issues raises some legitimate concerns. Clearly, with emerging energy options that point to greater energy independence for the U.S., Obama's reference to leading the climate change revolution made an impact with some Canadian authorities. We shall soon see whether Canada's energy exports hopes will suffer a severe setback.
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A conversation with 'Boss Hog'
Aug 8, 2006
Marketplace's Kai Ryssdal talks to Harley-Davidson CEO Jim Ziemer about his rise from shop floor to corner office.
Maintaining Harley-Davidson's allure
Aug 7, 2006
James Ziemer runs motorcycle-maker Harley-Davidson. In the latest of our Conversations from the Corner Office, he tells host Kai Ryssdal why his company's bikes have remained an American icon.
Bill Pulte at home with building houses
Jul 27, 2006
He started as a humble carpenter and wound up running one of the biggest homebuilding companies in the US. Kai Ryssdal talks to Pulte Homes Inc. founder Bill Pulte.
Karmazin is Sirius about satellite radio; Part 2
Jun 19, 2006
Host Kai Ryssdal talks with Sirius Satellite Radio CEO Mel Karmazin about the future of the broadcast media in our latest 'Conversation from the Corner Office.'
Karmazin is Sirius about satellite radio
Jun 19, 2006
After running CBS and Viacom, Mel Karmazin now heads up Sirius Satellite Radio. He tells Kai Ryssdal that he expects radio via satellite to one day be as common as cable TV. Another in our "Conversations From the Corner Office" series.
Sumner Redstone: Staying on top
May 15, 2006
In our continuing series of interviews with corporate leaders, "Conversations From the Corner Office," Kai Ryssdal discusses strategy, and fish tanks, with the chairman of Viacom and CBS.
Sumner Redstone: 'Content is king'
May 15, 2006
Kai Ryssdal talks with CBS and Viacom Chairman Sumner Redstone about his more than 50 years in the media business and how he's stayed on top for so long.
The Corner Office: Xerox CEO Anne Mulcahy
Apr 21, 2006
Anne Mulcahy talks with host Kai Ryssdal about what it's been like taking her company back from the brink of bankruptcy.
Charles Schwab: Putting himself out front
Mar 15, 2006
Kai Ryssdal talks with Charles Schwab about the evolution of the discount brokerage business and how he came to be the face of the company.
Mattel's Bob Eckert on what makes a good toy
Feb 14, 2006
Toymakers are in New York this week, showing off their wares at the industry's big annual trade show. Kai Ryssdal talks with Mattel CEO Bob Eckert about what makes a good toy, and why such a fun business can be so tough.


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Dave Tanguay
Dave was born on Nov.8,1948 in Westbrook, Maine The 10th. child of a family of eleven children, served in Vietnam, in 1968, Became active with the youth, peace movement of the'60s, on completion of millitary service.(Still belives in the young)
'Love is but the discovery of ourselfs in others, and the delight in the recongnition' Alexander Smith
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Dave Tanguay Poems
War + Lives add Love = Freedom
Remembered A nation born from war, for the "purpose" of establishing freedom A nation divided in war, in an "attempt" to fulfill the goal of freedom
Money! money! money! (poem)
Money! money! money! "who", needs money? Yeah right, - ask me another question honey- From day one, - money rules our lives.
Romeo and Juliet meets (poem)
Twas in a restaurant they met, Romeo and Juliet He had no cash to pay the depth So Rome-owed, what Julie-ate
Artist and war (poem)
Poets, musicians, painters, sculptors, historians of all sorts, Many express their feelings of war - in their work
The wonderful world of t.v. commercials
Ah - yes! What would we do without television commercials? They tell young girls what shampoo to use for shiny, smooth, and silky hair. (How could they find a boy without it?)
Days Goodness (poem)
Cherish each day as you go through life
Let us give thanks (poem)
Our world of so many modern conveniences We were born to accept, and have taken for granted Allow us to live our lives with very little inconveniences In our minds, a feeling of aid has been implanted
No shortcuts please! (poem)
With, television, movies, music, the internet and old Fashion gossip Where do the young find refuge to absorb all of this High-tech?
I owe! I owe! so it's off to work I go ...
Hurry! Hurry! Push and shove No time to spare - for a little love Be sure you do not arrive late for work
A thought for 9/11 (poem)
What was accomplished with the destruction on that fatal day? Another false ideology by those who claim to God they pray No different than hypocrites in this country who respond with hate
A thought to begin each day (poem)
As you go about each day Take some time to laugh and play
Getting old? I don't think so! (poem)
I may not have the skip in my walk Or the strength I once had as a lad. However when I look at a star, it's still A discovery - I've yet! - To explain
Another Election Rolls Around in the Goo...
Another election coming around, politicians again are practicing Their smile They want our vote they'll promise us the world will be at our Command
What's Up Doc? (POEM)
Schizophrenia, psychosis, manic behavior, of all sorts Bipolar disorders, toped off with a great deal of depression Not to mention neurosis, mind boggling illness, - which truly distorts Keeps all these doctors of psychology, affluent, - in their professions
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You have such a good talent dave.Please keep it up...things like this grow and grow.........willow pearce
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War + Lives add Love = Freedom
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A nation engaged in world wars, in the task of "preserving" freedom
A nation policing the world, in the "pursuit" of freedom
So many young lives have been lost, for the "cause" of freedom
Let us remember those who paid the "ultimate price, " for freedom
And dear God, please tell us! - "What! " - is freedom?
We need not war
We need not war, to show us how freedom is ...
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