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Vacation Home with a Pool, Barbecue, Garden and a Patio with Deckchairs - House 2 AMultiple rentals available (6 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:7 nights
- Sleeps:6
- Bedrooms:3
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- Property type:House
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:Yes
- Wheel chair accessible:N/A
House 2 A : Hungary Vacation Rental by Owner Listing 25136ha
Vacation home-Fort A and B with pool
You can rent the sides separately or together.
Each side is 90 m2
Ideal for 5 persons / side / +(2 pcs. of spare beds available)
Vacation home-Fort A and B with pool
You can rent the sides separately or together.
Each side is 90 m2
Ideal for 5 persons / side / +(2 pcs. of spare beds available)
Vacation home-Fort A and B with pool
You can rent the sides separately or together.
Each side is 90 m2
Ideal for 5 persons / side / +(2 pcs. of spare beds available)
About the Property
Pool, garden
Balatonszárszó: Our vacation homes are located in the resort of Balatonszárszó, just a short walk from the beaches of Lake Balaton. Balaton is known as the Hungarian Sea, as it is the largest inland lake in Europe. Families and single travellers will find great variety here and a pleasant vacation is guaranteed for people of all tastes. We may not know you yet, but we can, should you wish, advise when you arrive. To find us: Klingenbach / Sopron border crossing - B84 - Sümeg -Heviz - B71 - Balatonszentgyörgy - B7 - towards Budapest - Balatonszárszó – past the light – 1st street left (Petöfi u.) - 1st street right (Akácos u.) – until house no. 37.
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Property Type
- House
- 90 m²
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 6
- Children Welcome
- Pets Considered
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Ping Pong Table
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
- Budget
- Family
- Marina
- Restaurants
- Winery Tours
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Groceries
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Beachcombing
- Horseback Riding
- Paddle Boating
- Scenic Drives
- Walking
Location Type
- Resort
- Waterfront
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Hunting
- Sailing
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Wind-Surfing
- Dining
- Dining Area
- Seating for 7 people
- Clothes Dryer
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet
- Linens Provided
- Parking
- Parking Off Street
- Safe
- Sofa Bed
- Toilet Paper
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Wireless Internet
- 2 Ring Stove
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Grill
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Balcony
- Beach Chairs
- Bicycles
- Child's Swing
- Fish Cleaning Table
- Lawn / Garden
- Outdoor Grill
- Sand Box
- Tennis Court
- Terrace
- Walkway To Water
Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool
- Outdoor Pool
Property Descriptor
- Semi-Detached
Car: Recommended
Our semi-detached house is located in the town of Balatonszárszó, approximately 300 m from the centre. You'll be able to buy items for your daily needs at the grocery store or bakery. Furthermore, there are a number of restaurants in town, which offer everything from Hungarian to international cuisine.
Other Activities: Fisching (2 km)
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On the Beach
Starring Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner, Fred Astaire, Anthony Perkins
On the Beach is a post-apocalyptic drama film directed by Stanley Kramer and written by John Paxton, based on Nevil Shute's 1957 novel of the same name.
Stanley Kramer won the 1960 BAFTA for best director and Ernest Gold won the 1960 Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture Score. The film was remade as an Australian television film by Southern Star Productions in 2000.
Like the novel, much of the film takes place in Melbourne, close to the southernmost part of the Australian mainland. Beach scenes were filmed at the foreshore of Cowes on Phillip Island.
The racing sequences were filmed at Riverside Raceway in California and at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, home to the present day Australian motorcycle Grand Prix, conveniently near Cowes at Phillip Island.
These scenes include an array of late 1950s sports cars, including examples of the Jaguar XK150 and Jaguar D-type, Porsche 356, Mercedes-Benz 300 SL "Gullwing", AC Ace, Chevrolet Corvette and prominent in sequences was the "Chuck Porter Special", a customized Mercedes 300SL.
Built by Hollywood bodyshop owner Chuck Porter and driven by a list of notable 1950s to 1960s west coast racers, including Ken Miles and Chuck Stevenson, who purchased and successfully raced it in the early 1960s.
The U.S. Department of Defense as well as the United States Navy refused to cooperate in the production of this film, not allowing access to their nuclear-powered submarines. The film production crew was forced to use a non-nuclear, diesel-electric Royal Navy submarine, HMS Andrew.
On the Beach premiered simultaneously in several major cities around the world, including Moscow in the Soviet Union. The film recorded a loss of $700,000.
Despite this, the movie received positive praise in its day and in later years. It also got a fan base that agreed on many of the issues presented.
The Giant Gila Monster (1959)
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The Giant Gila Monster is a 1959 hot rod monster science fiction film directed by Ray Kellogg, and produced by Ken Curtis.
It stars Don Sullivan, a veteran of several low budget monster and zombie films, Lisa Simone, the French contestant for Miss Universe of 1957, as well as Fred Graham, comedy relief Shug Fisher, KLIF disc jockey Ken Knox and Bob Thompson.
This low-budget B-Movie featured a cast of unknown actors, and the effects included a live gila monster filmed on a scaled-down model landscape. The movie has been released on DVD and is considered a cult classic.
Filmed near Dallas, the film was budgeted at $175,000 and was produced by Dallas drive in theater chain owner Gordon McLendon who wished co-features for his main attractions. McLendon shot the film back to back with The Killer Shrews. Both films were feted as the first feature films shot in and produced in Dallas and the first movies to premiere as double features.
In exchange for doing the special effects, Ray Kellogg was allowed to direct the film. Ken Curtis allowed Sullivan to pick his songs that gave the film popularity with the teenage market.
Synopsis: The movie opens with a young couple parked in a bleak, rural locale overlooking a ravine. A giant gila monster attacks the car, sending it into the ravine and killing the couple. Later, some friends of the couple decide to assist the local sheriff (Fred Graham) in his search for the missing teens.
Chase Winstead (Don Sullivan), a young mechanic and hot rod racer, locates the crashed car in the ravine and finds evidence of the giant lizard.
However, it is only when the hungry reptile attacks a train (a model train set substituted as a low-budget effect) that the authorities realize they are dealing with a (roughly) 70-foot poisonous lizard. By this time, emboldened by its attacks and hungry for prey, the creature attacks the town.
It makes straight for the local dance hall where all the teenagers had gathered for a sock hop. However, Chase packs his prized hot rod with nitroglycerin and rigs it to speed straight into the monster, terminating the lizard in a fiery explosion and heroically saving the town.
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The story is set in a then-future 1964, in the months following World War III. The conflict has devastated the northern hemisphere, polluting the atmosphere with nuclear fallout and killing all life. While the bombs were confined to the northern hemisphere, air currents are slowly carrying the fallout south. The only areas still habitable are in the far southern hemisphere, like Australia.
From Australia, survivors detect an incomprehensible Morse code signal from San Diego in the United States. In the hope that someone is still alive back home, the last American nuclear submarine, USS Sawfish, under Royal Australian Navy command, is ordered to sail north from Melbourne to try to make contact with the signal sender.
The captain, Dwight Towers (Gregory Peck), leaves behind his good friend, the alcoholic Moira Davidson (Ava Gardner), despite his feelings of guilt about the deaths of his wife and children in Connecticut. Towers refuses to admit they are dead and continues to behave accordingly.
The Australian government arranges for its citizens to receive suicide pills and injections, so that they may end things quickly before there is prolonged suffering from the inevitable radiation sickness. An Australian naval officer, Peter Holmes (Anthony Perkins), and his naive and childish wife, Mary (Donna Anderson), who is in denial about the impending disaster, have a baby daughter.
Assigned to travel with the American submarine for several weeks, Peter tries to explain to Mary how to euthanize their baby and kill herself with the lethal pills in case he's not yet home when the time comes. Mary reacts violently at the prospect of killing her daughter and herself. One scientist's theory is that the radiation level near the Arctic Ocean could be lower than that found at mid-northern hemisphere.
If so, this would indicate the radiation could disperse before reaching the southern hemisphere. This was to be explored along with the submarine's main mission. After sailing to Point Barrow, Alaska, they determine that radiation levels are, on the contrary, intensifying. The submarine next stops at San Francisco. The views through the periscope show no signs of life and no damage to buildings.
One crewman jumps ship to spend his last days in his hometown. After attempting to convince the crewman to return, Towers accepts his decision. The crewman is last seen fishing as the Sawfish submerges. Sawfish then travels to an abandoned oil refinery in San Diego, where they discover that despite the fact that everyone is dead, the hydroelectric power station is still operating.
The ship's communications officer is sent ashore in a radiation suit to investigate. The mysterious signal is the result of a Coca-Cola bottle being bumped by a window shade fluttering in the breeze and tapping a telegraph key. The submariners return to Australia to live out the remaining time before the nuclear fallout reaches their shores. They do their best to enjoy what pleasures remain to them before dying.
Scientist Julian Osborn (Fred Astaire) and others participate in a previously scheduled motor race, the Australian Grand Prix, in which many participants, with nothing left to lose, die in accidents. The carnage perhaps allows amateur Julian Osborn, at the wheel of his vintage Ferrari, to win the race. Moira only sees the senselessness of the race, but when she asks Osborn why he is taking part, he responds, "Because I want to."
Prior to the submarine voyage to America, Towers told Moira about how he enjoys relaxing by fishing. During his absence, the Australian government moves the fishing season earlier, and Dwight gets one last chance to fish after all. With Towers now accepting the death of his family, he and Moira embark on a weekend trip to the country.
Retreating to the resort for the night, Dwight and Moira share a romantic interlude inside their room as, outside, a gathering storm howls. Returning to Melbourne, Towers is told one of his crew has developed radiation sickness. The deadly radiation has arrived. Some citizens seek spiritual guidance from the Salvation Army. They hang a banner from the public library stating that "There Is Still Time… Brother."
Osborn, proud and satisfied after winning the Australian Grand Prix, mounts his winner's plaque on his Ferrari, seals the garage and, sitting in the race car, guns the engine and ends his life by carbon monoxide poisoning. Others line up to receive their suicide pills. Later, Mary Holmes becomes emotionally unbalanced and must be placed under sedation. Later, she regains lucidity.
We see Peter enter their bedroom, and he drops something onto a table as we realize that we no longer hear the baby crying, which implies that he has just given their infant daughter the suicide drug.
Mary and Peter share a tender moment together before Mary decides that she has been "foolish and impractical" and tells her husband, "I'd like that cup of tea now," signaling that she and Peter will now take their suicide pills and die in each other's arms. Dwight wants to stay with Moira, but many of his remaining crew want to head for home and die in the United States.
In the end, Commander Towers chooses duty over his love for Moira and leads his crew back home, even though their chances of making it that far are virtually nonexistent. Moira watches from the shore as the Sawfish submerges beneath the waves.
The end shows the deserted, abandoned streets of Melbourne. The last shot, punctuated by emphatic music, is of a church banner that ironically reads "There Is Still Time… Brother".
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i find it intriguing that there are people who don't know me that can read what tends toward very personal thoughts...almost raw internal dialogue sometimes. i'm not an extrovert, but i am someone who cares about truth and honesty and integrity a lot, so if i do talk about something i'm generally willing to be pretty honest about it.
on some level, i bother to write entries in this blog because part of me thinks it's possible someone else might gain a greater understanding of others through it, or empathize with me, or find something of themselves in some aspect of what i'm going through. but a large part is personal...it's somewhat cathartic to write stuff out -- it gets it out of my head. i have to collect my thoughts to express them, which gives me a chance to contemplate them and piece them together, and that keeps them from just perpetually eating me up on the inside. so even if no one reads it, it still has some value to me. but every now and then it does get read.
even weirder is that some people who only know of me because of tamara -- who don't even know *me* at all -- can (and evidently do) read this stuff from time to time. why? curiousity? fear? concern? (i'm not asking for responses, by the way.)
why do i wonder this? because obviously tamara was changing who she was, what she cared about, and how she viewed me and most of the friends we'd ever had. she chose to completely violate multiple principles she had held in very high regard. i've little doubt the person she described to them likely wasn't a very accurate portrayal of the person i really am. (the ones she has had to talk about me with...i probably don't get mentioned otherwise.)
so they come here with these preconceived ideas of who and what i am, and see these very internal thoughts where i'm basically opening up a raw view of my inner self, mostly when i'm in a dark or difficult place due to the choice(s) their friend made. they don't know me, they don't know my relationship with tamara through the years, most if not all of them don't even know the tamara i met, was best friends with, married, and loved. so they come here and read a couple of things i've written while i was in the midst of dealing with betrayal, deceit, being lied to, being taken advantage of...grieving for my marriage, my future, my best friend...wrestling with loneliness and pain.
i don't fault friendship though. friends sometimes do fscked up things, and even if you don't agree with them they are still your friend and in most instances you try to figure out some way get past it. i know tamara herself told me several people were shocked when they found out about her having an affair and didn't even want to be friends anymore. i've little doubt that attitude lasted only until the shock wore off, and they probably are friends now. like i said, i'm not faulting that aspect of friendship. but it doesn't mean an accurate portrayal of me, or an understanding of the person i am, can be derived from that.
the fact is, i shouldn't care what people i hardly know (or don't know at all) think about me -- but the reality is i do care about how i am represented and perceived by others. it matters to me that people generally think of me positively (unless their views are so contrary to mine that it doesn't matter).
which wraps back to the oddity of what i do -- write bare feelings, usually when i'm close to an emotionally trying time, in a public medium. i guess it's easier when i can "hide" behind the screen.


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VIA's annual Youth Art Contest kicks off the first Monday of March and is open to school children in grades pre-K through 12, in the VIA service area.
Each year, VIA provides a transit-related theme for entries. First- and second-place winners are chosen for each grade level from among thousands of entries received each year. A Best of Show winner also is chosen. The winning artwork will be displayed at various locations, and the Best of Show artwork will be featured on the exterior of two VIA buses, courtesy of Clear Channel Outdoor.
Artists for the selected entries are honored at an awards luncheon hosted by VIA. Contestants compete for cash prizes and the chance to have their work displayed on a VIA bus. Best of Show designs also may appear on youth education program materials and at VIA properties. All entries are put on display throughout VIA's bus fleet for a period of one month.
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Day one – April the First
Merlin mumbled something in his sleep and turned over. The sky outside was still dark and stars were scattered across over the ink-coloured night. A pale, full moon was just hanging above the horizon, lighting the ground beneath it. Everything was quiet. The silence was interrupted, however, by a loud voice coming from the cabinet.
"Meeeeeeerliiin! Waaaake uuupppp, Meeeeerlin!"
But there was still no response, and it annoyed Arthur immensely. He was sitting with his back against a closed door, which was the entry to Merlin's bedroom. In his hand he held a remote control; he pressed a button to turn up the volume of the CD player, which he had hidden in Merlin's closet. It was his intention to give his room-mate a rude awakening, thus scaring the living daylights out of him. After all, it was April Fools' day! Okay, it didn't have to be a special day to prank Merlin, but it was a perfect excuse...
He had started the tape at 0:02 am, but when he checked his watch, it was 8 minutes later. In that time, he had upped the volume three times, and Merlin still hadn't woken. Trust that raven-haired idiot to do this to him in his moment of glory…
Arthur was getting restless. It was taking too long! He had never known his friend was such a fast sleeper! He decided to help destiny along a bit.
"Meeeerlin!" the tape groaned in an unrecognisable voice, which was definitely Arthur's. Softly, with his knuckles, the blonde tapped the door. When this did nothing, however, he made a fist and slammed it upon the wood. There. That should wake Merlin.
"WHAA!!! WHO?! WHAT? HOW?!" The tumult of confusion sounded from inside the room. Finally! He was awake: Arthur changed the CD to track two.
"Meeeerliiiin, I'm the ghoooost of your scaaaaaaarf's paaaast!" the voice groaned loudly. Arthur heard Merlin shriek; the boy was probably hiding away under his sheets, and Arthur had to hold his hand over his mouth to restrain himself from laughing.
"Meeerliin! Do you rememberrr the scarf you got last yeaaar? For Chrrristmaaaas?"
"Yeeaah… I do? So? Leave me alone!"
"Why did you abandon me, Merlin? Why?"
Merlin took in a sharp breath.
"I didn't abandon you! I look after all my scarves!"
Arthur was sliding to the floor, laughing uncontrollably now, but trying to stay silent. He couldn't miss what was going on! Just wait till he confronted Merlin with this the following morning…!
"You left me, Meeeeerliiiin!"
Arthur just knew Merlin's bottom lip was trembling.
"I didn't leave you. I… I would never leave you –" he started, but a wrenching sob devoured his last few words. Tears were probably running over his cheeks, Arthur thought. He pressed another button and the CD changed to track three. He had carefully planned this, went trough it step by step, and, in the end, perfected it.
"Crying is too late now, Meeeerliiiiin. I'm already looooooost. Foreeevaaaaaaah!"
He heard something moving, and the bed issued a creak. Shaking in his terror, Merlin had pulled the pillow over his head to block out the voice. Arthur airily turned the volume up. The voice was now shouting through the doors of the cabinet, filling the room with an awful noise, quite possibly loud enough to wake the neighbours. And awakened they were! They started banging the walls, creating an even more spooky effect. Arthur made a mental note to thank them for that.
"You left me in the park, leaving me there on the bench, to soak in the rain, to erode by the forces of nature, to be taken by strangers, chewed on by dogs…"
"Noooooo, please stop!" Merlin whined. But the voice carried on.
"…to be thrown in the garbage, to be thrown on a landfill, treated like rubbish and lie there, completely forgot– wait, that isn't right…"
Arthur's eyes widened. He didn't… Oh no! He smacked his hand against his forehead. He had put the wrong track on the CD! While recording it, he had made a mistake in reading the lines.
"Let me do that again," he heard himself saying out of the speaker, with his normal voice. Frantically, Arthur started to search for the remote control, pushing the stop-button a couple of times.
There were a couple of loud thumps, feet crushing down on the wooden floor, and Arthur fell backwards as Merlin opened the door.
"You…" Merlin said, his eyes filled with fire and… remaining tears. "I just knew it was you… Why would you –?!"
"APRIL FOOLS!!!" Arthur yelled, pointing his finger at Merlin. Even though he hadn't reached the end of his prank, he had succeeded perfectly!
"Not funny…" Merlin closed the door in Arthur face.
Hi everybody! Thank you for reading! I know this is complete madness again, but I just cannot help it! :P I wanna thank MagicbyMerlin for letting me steal her ideas. Sorry, Gemz!
Anyway, tomorrow there will be another chapter! And the day after that, and the day after that... and they day after that...


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The 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo was a day for realism and a day for surrealism.
You could gaze at four Napoleonic soldiers, in plumed hats and blue uniforms, as they waited to catch a bus to Brussels with a black woman in jeans. You could stare at one of Wellington's red-coated infantrymen as he checked his emails in the wi-fi tent at the bivouac of the allied armies. You could also marvel at the precision in which 500 "British" soldiers – some Canadian – formed into a defensive square near Hougoumont Farm.
The biggest ever re-enactment of the Battle of Waterloo will start tonight before 100,000 spectators. It will finish late on 20 June with, one presumes, the defeat of the Emperor Napoleon (aka Frank Samson, a lawyer from Paris). The event began with a representation of Waterloo in music, ballet, poetry and a thunderous son et lumière. The original battle was, in cricket terms, a one-day international. The double centenary re-enactment has grown into a three-day Test Match.
One of the more surreal sights at the pre-battle bivouac of the allied armies was a man wearing a pinstriped suit amid all the tourists in T-shirts and soldiers in bright uniforms.
He was drinking beer from a plastic cup. He looked like Nigel Farage. On closer examination, he was Nigel Farage,
What, The Independent asked, was the Ukip leader doing commemorating such a great European victory as Waterloo? It was, after all, a prototype European army which the Irish-born Duke of Wellington and the Prussian General Blucher led to victory over the French on 15 June 1815. More than half of Wellington's force consisted of Hannoverians, Saxons, Dutch and Belgians. A third of the British soldiers were Irish. If you include the Prussians, about a quarter of the 120,000 soldiers who defeated the Emperor Napoleon at Waterloo were "British" – and maybe one in eight were English.
Mr Farage was momentarily taken aback. He counter-attacked, "Yes, we had allies," he said. "We also had allies in World War One and World War Two. You can't claim this as a 'European victory'. It was the Emperor Napoleon, who was trying to create a European union, who lost the battle."
Instead, we agreed how moving it had been to see a full British infantry square formed on the battlefield of Waterloo. This was almost certainly the largest infantry square to be formed on this spot for 200 years. There are re-enactments of Waterloo every year but on nothing like the scale of this year's event. There will be 5,000 official "re-enactors" in the main events on the nights of 19 and 20 June.
Wellington's infantry practised its square-forming drill close to the allied encampment at Hougoumont Farm, one of the key British strongholds 200 years ago. An impromptu commentary was provided by Robert Elliott, 59, a compliance officer in the City, and also "exploration officer", or spy, for the 44th East Essex Regiment of Foot.
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1/10 Death of Sir Winston Churchill, 24 January 1965
This January will be 50 years since the death of Britain's wartime prime minister, and one of the towering figures of the twentieth century. Alongside defeating the Nazis, Churchill also enjoyed bricklaying, painting and Islamic culture. His death was followed by a state funeral, and thousands of people paying their respects along the route of the cortege to his burial site at Woodstock, Oxfordshire. You can visit the Cabinet War Rooms (020 7416 5000), London, and Churchill's home, Chartwell (07132 868381), Kent, year-round.
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2/10 Battle of Waterloo, 18 June 1815
No one can claim that nothing important happens in Belgium – this was the site of one of the most famous showdowns in European history. On one side were the forces of Napoleon Bonaparte, self-declared Emperor of France, and on the other the coalition of nations led by the Duke of Wellington. The battle was decisive in curbing the territorial ambitions of the Napoleonic regime. Wellington Arch (020 7930 2726), London, will host an exhibition about the battle. Walmer Castle (01304 364288), Kent, will re-produce the rooms where Wellington spent his final days.
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3/10 Signing of the Magna Carta, 15 June 1215
The signing of the Magna Carta by King John at Runneymede, Surrey, may not be quite the defining event in the history of English liberty as it is sometimes presented. After all, John went on to ignore all of its demands. But the idea that it represented – the principle that kings, as well as subjects, are accountable to the law – is a cornerstone of our constitution. Take part in Magna Carta Trails at Dover Castle and Pevensey Castle. Copies of the document itself can be found at Salisbury Cathedral (01722 555120), Lincoln Castle (01522 782040 – closed until 1 April 2015), and the British Library (01937 546060)
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4/10 Viking invasion of England by Cnut, 1015
"They miserably ravaged and pillaged everything; they trod the holy things under their polluted feet, they dug down the altars, and plundered all the treasures of the church." So Symeon, a monk from Durham, described a Viking raid on Lindisfarne. King Cnut was no doubt equally terrifying when he arrived in Wessex in 1015, but after pillaging he chose to settle. He brought an age of prosperity after a period of warfare between Vikings and Saxons, and established an empire that stretched from England to Scandinavia. Lindisfarne Priory (01289 330733), Northumberland, will host a 'Vikings in Lindisfarne' even on 18/19 July.
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5/10 First English parliament, 20 January 1265
The story of England's first parliament, much like today's Prime Minister's Questions, is one of squabbles, upheaval and violence. 750 years ago, Simon de Montford, in the midst of civil war against King Henry III, called together an elected body of representatives from across the country in what is thought to be the first meeting of 'the commons'. You can visit Kenilworth Castle (0870 333 1181), Warwickshire, where the forces of Simon de Montford besieged the royalist garrison.
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6/10 Siege of Carlisle, 1315
700 years ago, the northern edge of England was in constant terror of invasion from the Scots, who regularly came south under the command of fierce warlords. None were more feared than Robert the Bruce, who invaded England after his victory at the Battle of Bannockburn. Having marched into Cumbria, his forces laid siege to Carlisle Castle, in a brutal fight that saw ladders and siege towers used in a futile attempt to capture the fort. Carlisle Castle (01228598596) will host a siege re-enactment on 6/7 July.
7/10 Evacuation of Dunkirk, 27 May to 4 June 1940
It is the triumph that emerged out of disaster – the removal of Allied troops from the beaches of northern France spared thousands of lives and allowed Hitler's enemies to keep on fighting. The evacuation, which took place 75 years ago, has entered folklore on account of the actions of the 'little ships', which rescued soldiers and helped prevent a catastrophic defeat. The Wartime Tunnels at Dover Castle, from which the evacuation was coordinated, can be visited all year round. Dover Castle's (01304 211067) "WWII Weekend" will take place over the late May Bank Holiday (24 May).
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8/10 Agincourt, 15 October 1415
"We few, we happy few, we band of brothers". Henry V's speech in 1415, admittedly invented by Shakespeare, embodies the myth of Agincourt. The small number of English and Welsh archers, standing up against the masses of French knights. Despite being ripped off by generations of football managers hoping for an inspirational team talk, it still holds its power. Porchester Castle (023 92378291), Hampshire, will be holding an event to celebrate the anniversary of the battle in October. More details released at a later date.
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9/10 First World War, 1915
The optimism of 1914 was tempered by the horrors of the following year, when troops settled in for a long slog of trench warfare along the Western Front. Key events which took place 100 years ago this year include the first recorded use of chlorine gas and the start of Zeppelin attacks on England. Meanwhile, Winston's Churchill's failed Gallipoli invasion forced him to depart from the Admiralty. Wrest Park, Bedfordshire, will host a "Wrest at War" weekend. Details released at a later date.
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10/10 VE Day, 8 May 1945
Victory in Europe Day – a public holiday to mark the Allies' formal acceptance of Nazi Germany's unconditional surrender – witnessed an outbreak of street parties across Britain. Huge crowds gathered in Trafalgar Square to hear Churchill's speech broadcast over a tannoy, with one eye-witness noting an "extraordinary hush over the assembled multitude". Audley End (01799522842) will host a WWII weekend event over the August Bank Holiday. Details released at a later date.
"You see how easy they make it look," he said. "But it is actually very tricky and takes a lot of work to move from a line into a square. It was the best possible defence against cavalry. See how the front row are pointing their bayonets at an angle to keep the horses at bay while the ranks behind them fire their muskets."
Mr Elliott was wearing a smart, dark uniform. He has been taking part in Napoleonic re-enactments for five years "for love of the history, for love of the period".
He had paid his own way from Norfolk. Others came farther. On the Belgian bus to the site there was Francisco Perez. He was wearing a smart green Belgian militia uniform of the Napoleonic period, which he had made entirely himself.
Mr Perez, 40, is Chilean. He is a forensic architect in the Chilean police force. He had come to Europe for the first time with his wife and two children. He is enrolled as one of the official re-enactors, on Wellington's side, on 19 and 20 June
"In Chile, when we do re-enactments, we are lucky to have 15 or 20 people," Mr Perez said. "Here, we will be 5,000. Can you imagine? This will be a fantastic experience."
Crossing the Brussels ring road which cuts through the battlefield, there were two French soldiers in full Napoleonic uniform. They did not speak French; nor much English. They were Russians.
A man offered to interpret. He was a French man with a Scottish wife. Waterloo is complicated, whatever Mr Farage says.
Dimitri and Andrei had come from Moscow. Napoleonic re-enactment was their "hobby". Why were they dressed as French soldiers? "For us," Dimitri said. "The Napoleonic army in that period represents progress and freedom. They fought against the Tsar and other monarchies."
There were many nationalities in the Napoleonic Grande Armée, which reassembled at its own bivouac on the Waterloo battlefield: Germans, Swedes, Italians, Austrians, many French, even some Britons.
One soldier in a British infantry uniform used to fight for Napoleon. Peter Lee, 36, a local government officer from Lincoln, was once on a British-based Napoleonic regiment. He swapped sides a few years ago and joined the 33rd Regiment of Foot. He is known to his new British colleagues as "blue".
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|Reviews for Endless Dreams
| nickythehippi chapter 29 . 5/15/2012
Hey, it's Nicole. I read your first story and I like the interesting and original twists, thought everything moved pretty fast for me. Then again I'm the person that can't stop writing and one day can turn into 30,000 words. It was very cute but even though I've always thought of Ron as a annoying character, I was sad he died. You should try writing another, and you're going to have to tell me about the book you were working on while writing this.
| Musette Fujiwara chapter 29 . 2/7/2010
I found your story different from everything I've read so far...
And I liked it
| Nomad Leonor chapter 11 . 3/20/2006
Well I will finish the story tommorow... and I will also like to say that this story ROCKS...I love it keep up the good work! Well I'll review again tommorow...c ya...Peace
| Chick-with-penpaper chapter 29 . 7/22/2005
alrighty i have been reading this for about a week. and i finally finished it...it was pretty kewl but i was expecting a more dramatic end...but hey thats just how i like em'. o yeah btw my name is katie...i do mainly reviews so you wouldnt be able to find any of my work at this site...or anywhere else for that matter. anyhoo i really liked it. i am fifteen...almost sixteen. if my rents dont' kill me before i get there lol. well i hope to see more of your work. thanks much...later
| Amethyst D chapter 13 . 8/16/2003
| bysbwr4113 chapter 19 . 4/22/2003
plzz update I LOVE THIS STORY! Anyway everything is perfect i haven't seen 1 mistake yet. Keep up the good work! ;)
| heavengurl899 chapter 29 . 3/2/2003
sniff sniff soo wonderful! tell me when u put out the sequel (u WILL put out a sequel!)
| heavengurl899 chapter 28 . 3/2/2003
lol this is great!
| heavengurl899 chapter 27 . 3/2/2003
so good so good!
| heavengurl899 chapter 26 . 3/2/2003
so good! por hermione!
| heavengurl899 chapter 22 . 3/2/2003
dum dum du dum! Hermione actually getting amrried yay!
| luciouscoconuts chapter 29 . 2/23/2003
omigosh! that wuz so good! u have good writing skills! and good ideas!
| Amethyst D chapter 14 . 2/17/2003
this is soo good
| fluorescein chapter 29 . 2/16/2003
hmm.. it says that i've reviewed the previous two chapters o_O
really quite strange. actually dee's not my name. Asher's my name. dee is my neopets nickname P
i'm glad you are finding the Herm/Luc stories as intriguing as i do. they're rather entertaining and dark
bravo! you've completed the story 6
| GreeneyedBeauty205 chapter 22 . 2/16/2003
My real names is Emerald you stole my name.I have green eyes and brownish raven hair.


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Why this dog is the most expensive dog in the world?
Tibetian Mastiff – have you heard this name. If not then it means that this name is not rare. Tibetian Mastiff is the name of a dog that is bought by a chineese businessman for a whooping amont of $1.5 million.
Its not like this is something rare. Rich persons always spend money on expensive things like cars, private jets, islands, villas and much more but a million dollar dog, something we say is rare.
This Red Tibetian Mastiff is a native of Himalayas where it is known to be a loyal figyre for more than 5000 years. Due to its large size it has helped in protection of local folks and people in the himalayan regions and it continues to do so. This dog breed was also used as a Dog of War and also worshipped in some himalayan areas.
With Tibet being known as the land of monks and saints who live for so many years and often reincarnate in some other forms of life. Tibetian Mastiff is also being considerd as the descendant of some great saints of Tibet.
The dog bought by the chineese Businessman is named as Red Splash and is 11 years old. When fully grown this dog is expectd to weigh around 286 pounds (weight equivalent to a full grown rugby player).
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Why is my body fat percentage no different now that overweight from when I was obese?
Fat percent: Likely because your amount of fat relative to your total body weight hasn't changed, both have decreased. ...Read more
Obesity (Definition)
The definition started with Louis Israel Dublin, chief statistician of the Metropolitan life insurance company, in the early 1940s, as a BMI >25 (definitely >30) for people in their 20's based on retrospective observational life insurance data of the age at which people died later in life. This was subsequently adopted by the medical disease industry. However, BMI is ...Read more
I'm super obese and think it's not my own fault, despite other's opinions. What can I do to change these views?
you can't: You can't convince others that your obesity is not do to overeating. Ignore them. However, you should stop denying that you are not cause and accept that you are the only one who can do something about it. ...Read more
I have obesity and gasses,cannot control diet, dieting make me feel weak,pain in different areas?
Obesity: I understand your feelings and your dilemma. See your Physician about your diet, weight, risk factors for Diabetes, heart disease, high Blood Pressure, risk factors in family history and complications of these illnesses. See a Nutritionist to understand daily caloric intake, balanced diet See a Psychiatrist for depression, impulse control, helplessness, self-esteem and coping skills for stressors ...Read more
Why is there fat bias when an ors treats a slim patient differently from an obese patient with the same injury.
Perhaps: I can't speak for everyone but justifiably or not some healthcare providers may well feel that at least a part of the injury might have been sustained due to obesity's effect on one's body. It is also likely that it is harder to examine an obese person than a normal-weight one. On the other hand, it may also be your own perception . If you are obese, losing weight can only help. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Different between abdominal and gynecoid obesity?
Bodyfat distribution: Abdominal/visceral/android obesity is body fat around the internal organs. This fat is harmful to metabolism and health: more heart disease & diabetes/worse cholesterol. Waist circumference is a surrogate/crude measurement but includes error of fat located under the skin.Think apple shape body. Gynoid obesity is body fat in thighs/buttocks that's less metabolically harmful. Think pear shaped body. ...Read more
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Can belly fat accumulate in different proportions among sisters , i know a family where obese younger girl has more belly fat than her old obese sister?
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A 2014 study says Artificial sweetener contribute to obesity by altering the composition and function of bacterial populations in the gut.Your view?
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If your New Year's resolution isn't about health, it's probably about your career.
And if you're hoping to get a better job, promotion or change careers, check out these nine resolutions that will put you on the right track.
Learn Something New
This is an obvious one. Whether it's getting more schooling or simply taking classes that will make you an expert in a particular aspect of your job, learning something new is a good step toward advancing your career.
You probably have a sense of what parts of your job need improvement. Check around for classes, or massive open online courses (MOOCs), which are gaining in popularity.
Additional skills will help you stand out in your workplace and potentially put you in line for a promotion.
Be Less Stressed
However you like to unwind, make stress reduction a part of your routine and you'll see better performance in the workplace, according to the American Psychological Association.
Job-related pressures can cause enough stress in your life, so work to manage it at home: meditate, eat better, take yoga or exercise.
In the workplace, help reduce stress by clearing your desk of clutter, taking breaks to refresh and making a list of tasks.
Get a Better Education
If you're looking for a better job, getting a degree or certificate can create opportunities for a more rewarding career.
The number of jobs that require a bachelor's degree is expected to increase by 16.5 percent by 2020, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the fastest-growing careers are those that require employees to have a master's degree or other higher diploma.
The converse also applies—the slowest-growing job fields are those that typically require a high school diploma or equivalent.
Travel More
Gain a broader perspective on your life and career by traveling.
In addition to getting the chance to disconnect and relax, travel can also teach you resourcefulness and the value of trying new things, and help generate ideas you may not have otherwise come up with—all of which can help you at your job.
Coming back from a vacation can help reduce stress and make you feel reinvigorated as you return to work.
Take Risks
The word "risk" often has a negative connotation, but when it comes to your career, it should be viewed as a positive.
Taking a risk at work helps you stand out and demonstrates you have confidence in your abilities.
Challenge yourself. Try something new. Show your supervisors that you're thinking critically about your job and want to improve the way things run.
Even if a particular risk doesn't pan out, you'll invariably learn something from the experience.
Start a Blog
Position yourself as a thought leader in your field by starting a blog.
Growing your online presence will make you more attractive to employers, while at the same time keeping you up to date with the latest trends in your industry.
In addition to becoming a better writer, blogging will also help you learn technical skills and how to use content-management systems.
By engaging with audiences online, you can also develop a larger network and learn from others in your field.
Show Gratitude
Interviewed for a job but didn't get it? Send a thank-you card anyway.
You can build and maintain relationships and networks simply by showing gratitude. Think of it as generating social capital.
For managers in particular, showing gratitude can improve employee performance and cultivate a better work environment.
If nothing else, people who show gratitude tend to be more optimistic about life and healthier overall.
Get More Sleep
By sleeping better you'll think more clearly and creatively, and sharpen your memory and attention span.
A good night's rest will also help you focus, along with improving your problem-solving skills and attention to detail. You'll have more energy and be more productive with a little extra shut-eye.
Getting more sleep will also help you fight off illnesses that keep you from your work. You should try to get at least seven and a half hours of sleep each night.
Build an Emergency Fund
If you're looking to make a major career change, it takes time.
And that can mean taking time off to look for a new job, which will be much easier to stomach if you have an emergency fund to fall back on. Financial experts say you should have six to nine months of living expenses stashed away.
It will, of course, take time to save up enough money, but once you do you'll feel secure knowing those funds are in place in case you lose your job or have to endure a financial emergency.


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Community Outshines Academics at UNLV Honors College
Providing a tightknit community is the single most important thing the UNLV Honors College can do for its students, according to Dr. Marta Meana, dean of the Honors College.
"We offer a tightknit community," said Meana, "and we know that community is really important to make people want to do well and be in a place and stay,"
Brandon Gaston, a Biology student in the Honors College, entered college not wanting to fall into mediocrity and found the Honors College was a place which "surpasses a lot of the academics and hits the individual."
"Joining the Honors College kind of pushed me in that sense of 'okay, we're all going to do this, we're all going to attempt at this goal, and if we hit it then great, but let's try to, in that sense, surpass that goal and go beyond and find a deeper meaning in life.'"
Gaston said the Honors College is a community "just trying to be better," socially and academically.
"It's a community of people trying to grow and be better people, to be the best person they can be, to challenge themselves," Gaston said.
"It's not a stressful environment, people trying to compete to get ahead," said Andrew Garcia, an English major in the Honors College. "We're trying to study and be friends and just enjoy life while we can, as much as we can. And I really like that."
Garcia also described the Honors College as a home away from home and another family.
"It's really important to feel like you belong to a place," Meana said. "I think that's what the Honors College does really well. You belong here. We're like a family."
The Honors College, located on the first floor of the Beverly Rogers Literature and Law Building, is home to more than 700 students.
With a much smaller amount of students than the university, it's easier for students to get connected and receive personal attention from faculty, Meana said.
Being relocated to the RLL building has provided a lot more space for the students and increased the opportunities for faculty and students to interact.
"We have much bigger space for the students in the computer lab and in the study lounge, as well as a seminar room where the Honors Student Council meets and a lot of activities take place," Meana said.
"We also now have all the faculty in one place," she said. "When we were in the Lied Library, we had faculty all over the campus, so there weren't as many opportunities for the faculty to interact with the students."
The Honors College should also be known as a place for students to get involved.
"We want the Honors College to be known as not just a place where you can come to challenge yourself, because that is going to happen," said Conner McCubbin, president of the Honors Student Council, "but a place where you can come, get involved, make the most of the university, and give back to the community you came from."
"I wanted to find a sense of community and challenge myself when it came to school," said Dara Tinoco, a Political Science and Pre-Law Honors College student.
Tinoco found that the Honors College not only challenges her academically, but also as a person in the community.
"They challenge you to be the best version of yourself," Tinoco said. "You get to volunteer as a community, like for the MDA Muscle Walk, so we grow together as individuals," she said in reference to the Muscular Dystrophy Association's annual Muscle Walk.
"It definitely challenges you to be humble," Garcia said, "because there's a lot of cool people out there and seeing that makes you kind of want to get to that level, not to surpass them but to say that you're bettering yourself."
"The Honors College really cares about not only academically that you're succeeding and you're on the right path," McCubbin said, "but we also want to integrate you into the social realms that you would like to be integrated into."
In addition to volunteering, the Honors College encourages and funds students to study abroad.
"The majority of our students do a semester abroad, which I think is really transformative," Meana said. "It's challenging, because you have to leave home and you're in a new place, but I think it really enhances their experience," she said.
There are two ways to get into the Honors College: straight out of high school into a program called University Honors or through a program called Research Honors for students already attending UNLV.
Requirements for students straight out of high school are "pretty flexible" and every application is looked at separately, Meana said.
"I don't have like a hardcore line where I say you have to have this or that," she said.
Students are not admitted into the Honors College solely because on their GPA and SAT test scores, but also on their leadership roles in the community.
"I will look at every application individually," Meana said, "because there are also some people who maybe their grades aren't that high, but they've done incredible leadership things in the community and I want those students."
When recruiting high school students, Meana encourages anyone with a 3.70 or above unweighted GPA to apply.
According to Meana, the average unweighted GPA of the Fall 2015 entering class was 3.85.
In order to be accepted into the Honors Research Program, a student must have a cumulative university GPA of 3.50 or higher, have sophomore standing and excellent writing skills, according to the Research and Creative Honors Program Description website.
Students typically apply for RH at the end of their sophomore year or early in their junior year and must be accepted at least two weeks prior to the start of the semester, according to the site.
The Honors College is not restricted to only honors students, however.
"One of the things that we do is we groom students for nationally competitive awards, like the Goldman, the Truman, the Rhodes scholar, all of that," Meana said.
"We are constantly going out there saying if you have a great student who you think would be competitive for one of these awards, bring them to us. They don't have to be an honors student, they don't have to be in our college, and we will really prepare them to compete for those awards."
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More than half a million Harley-Davidson fans, including 50,000 bikers, gathered on-site at Hamburg Wholesale Market during the last weekend of June to celebrate the annual Hamburg Harley Days® event. The logistics of the event presented the wholesale market management with a huge challenge, with re-routing bikers and visitors so as not to disrupt normal trading a top priority and requirement. To support efforts, sign-posted routes were set up to channel the visitors and regulate market traffic. Torsten Berens, Managing Director of Hamburg Wholesale Market, reports that the event worked out well for all parties. "So far no-one has complained to us of serious disruptions to regular trading. We are pleased that 600,000 visitors have had an opportunity to see the wholesale market site close up. It is part of our reasoning to use these special events to increase the market profile with consumers", he said. The impact of the event is now being assessed with the businesses operating on the wholesale market soon to give their opinion as to how large-scale events can be most compatible with the requirements of market traders. Mr Berens concludes: "Much as we would like to open up the market to the consumer, the most important consideration is that of ensuring trade does not suffer." Hamburg Wholesale Market is the northern Germany centre for fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers. Some 400 firms employ a total of 2,400 people on this market site. More information is available by visiting the Hamburg Makret website link below.
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Ella Enchanted
- Synopsis
- In this novel based on the story of Cinderella, Ella struggles against the childhood curse that forces her to obey any order given to her. At birth, Ella of Frell was given the gift of obedience by a fairy. Ella soon realizes that this gift is little better than a curse, for how can she truly be herself if at any time anyone can order her to hop on one foot, or cut off her hand, or betray her kingdom--and she'll have to obey? Ella's quest to break the curse and discover who she really is, is both funny and poignant.
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- 1997
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- Gail Carson Levine
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- English
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- Humor, Children's Books, Literature and Fiction, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Teens
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Being bald has many advantages. I do not get fleas, I do not cause fur allergies, and I get to have a fabulous wardrobe! I have learned to be proud of being hairless but it took awhile. When I use to live in that scary place I heard words like ugly, reject, mongrel, and deformed.
Now that I am in my forever home I hear words like beautiful, lovely, unique and loved. I have come a long way from back in the shelter days but it is true that back then I didn't look too great. Because of neglect I had very infected skin and was covered in ugly blackheads. It's true!
I received excellent medical and cosmetic care from Dr. McCrary at The Animal Clinic of Eagle Harbor and my foster mom Barb Warner and when I got to my home I looked good but still required lots of skin care.
If you ever decide to adopt a hairless dog you should know...we are high maintenance! We do require clothing to keep us warm in the winter and lots of sunscreen and protective gear to keep us safe in the summer. It is also important to take good care of our skin.
My momma and dad have developed a routine for keeping my skin healthy and clean. I still have hundreds of little blackheads that they work on a little bit every day. In time mom thinks they will mostly be cleaned and healed.
Each day I get wiped off with baby wipes and lotion put on my skin.
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(he also shows elements of this type)
Let's walk a mile,and smile a while.
He is popular, trustworthy and dependable. However, He has an impetuous, spontaneous, fun loving side which also makes him exciting.
He admires people who are traditional, responsible, precise and orderly, yet spontaneous, socially savvy and affable.
He likes a partner who has good manners, old-fashioned courtesy, unambiguous values and social grace. Nevertheless, he tries new things and explores new ideas and he particularly likes people who share his energy and curiosity.
A few excerpts from his personality test:
- I am very sensitive to people's feelings and needs
- After watching an emotional film, I often still feel moved by it several hours later
- I am very empathetic
His 12 interests
in his own words...
Work kind-of occupies a lot of my time so I don't get out much. But when I do, I like to walk in the park, talk to my family and friends, (my parents live in MN and I call home at least once a week). I like to take drives in the mountains, hiking, and some cross-country skiing when ever possible. I believe that straight-forward conversation between two people makes for a great relationship but I love to laugh and interject a few funny comments in between. I take myself seriously at work but after I'll take anything in stride. I like to laugh, I like to sing (aloud sometimes) but I'm a bit bashful about that. I've been told that I'm a really good dancer, but I'll let you be the judge of that. I'm better at talking than I am at writing so we'll have to exchange numbers asap. I would like to meet a woman who is sincere, somewhat secure about herself but not too much, in other words has some room to... I've had relationships in my life and they were all older than me. They all told me I was much more mature than my age and maybe so, but I don't feel old and I would like to spend the youth I have left in me with someone who could maybe help me GROW YOUNG. As for music. I like classic rock, good jazz, blues but not rap. Thank you for your time in reading this and if we don't talk, have a GOOD LIFE
About him:
Living situation:
- Live alone
Religious affiliation:
- Spiritual but not religious
Relationship history:
- Single (never been married)
- I'd prefer to share this information with my matches later.
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Hair color:
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Ethnic background:
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