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British Characters
A list of British Characters from comics , will add suggestions
A list of British Characters from comics , will add suggestions
Knowbody represent Britain better
Supernatural investigator
Founder of Xmen
Batmans righthand man
The second most famous English X-person
Half English Half Vampire
Lets just forget Vinnie jones version
An evil Irishman surely not
the evil/ good irish balance is restored
Mother of legion and ex wife of professor X
Flying the flag for a longtime
Legendery explorer
Wizard boy
The highlander
Sprinter, turned Vampire, turned ash
Friend of Captain Britain
The original bad ass Spy
monsterous side of Dr Jekkyl
Universal threat, who enjoys tea
The 3rd often forgoten Braddock
like our very own mini Captain America
Leader of later versions of the league of extraordinary gentlemen
Mentioned in many comics
Part time brotherhood member, part time xmen accademy teacher
Sinister by name and nature
Legendary wizard
Legendary hero of Sherwood forest
The original invisible man
She didnt like bears, but now she lives with one
Knights arent ment to be messed with
Captain Britains enemy, tunred friend
Jessica Drew a lady not to be messed with
Infmaous Murderer of old London
Punk vampire
Slayer trainer
Another Captian, since we need a few
the great detective
another alan moore creation
Evil Sorceress
Xmens second fur ball
The Second Union Jack, son of the first and brother to Spitfire.
The Original Union Jack
English born and bass ass to boot
Avengers Premier butler
Another Buffyverse brit.
Mix Donatello from TMNT and Union Jack and you get this bad ass dude.
Harry Potters Right hand man
Harrys go to girl
Headmaster of Hogwarts himself
Dark lord of Potter verse
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Allegro in B minor Op. 8 (Revised Edition Piano Solo). Composed by Robert Schumann. Edited by Ernst Herttrich. For Piano. Piano (Harpsichord), 2-hands. Henle Music Folios. Pages: V and 27. SMP Level 10 (Advanced). Softcover. 33 pages. G. Henle #HN480. Published by G. Henle (HL.51480480).
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NEWBERRY — The Newberry Observer recently added a new name to the rank of staff writer — Benjamin "Ben" Hohenstatt, a 2014 graduate of Auburn University with a degree in journalism.
"While still attending Auburn, I saw the listing for a position in South Carolina, and I have friends and family in the area," said Hohenstatt, 22. "Definitely love the new life experience."
He said he is enjoying Newberry, and that it reminds him of the suburb in Chicago, Ill., that he grew up in. His favorite part has been Main Street, and he hopes he can get to know it better.
Hohenstatt also said he wants to try a cheese doughnut from Dopey's as soon as possible.
Before attending Auburn University, Hohenstatt attended Lakes Community High School in Chicago, where he played as a defensive tackle for the football team, wrestled in the 152 weight class and threw shot put for the track team.
"I actually stopped wrestling around the time I joined the football team," said Hohenstatt. "I was getting bigger for football, and the wrestling team wanted me to stay in the smaller weight class."
While he did not play a sport at college, Hohenstatt did become a brother with Kappa Sigma Fraternity.
Outside of school, Hohenstatt interests include watching sports, listening to music, writing, reading and movies. It was because of his love of writing he joined the field of journalism.
"I enjoy writing about anything, but I really enjoy covering odd ball stories or anything with animals," said Hohenstatt. "Everyone is a character in some way, and I like to show people that character."
Hohenstatt's love of writing extends to a music blog he writes in his spare time. In this blog, he writes his opinions on current top 40 hits, and anything else that comes to his mind that has to do with music.
A big supporter in his blog and career is his family. Hohenstatt's father, Ken, is an electrician and his mother, Maureen, is a second grade teacher's aid. He also has two younger siblings — a brother, Chris, who is a cook and a sister, Kate, who just enrolled in DePaul University.
"I am not that sad I will not be there to see her (Kate) off. This means someone else will help move furniture," he said. "However, before she left she told me she wanted to go into the PR field, so I gave her my old AP Stylebook. It makes me happy someone else will be a snarky grammar nerd in the family."
Hohenstatt said he will miss his family in Chicago, but will miss something else just as much.
"I will miss the Cubs games," he said. "When I was at Auburn, they would air on WGN, but now that contract has ended, so I will not be able to watch them like I would back in Chicago."
Hohenstatt also said he is looking forward to the mild winter weather associated with South Carolina.
Hohenstatt hopes, as a new member of The Observer, that he will be able to bring a new perspective and element to the paper, and present stories in a way that readers find interesting and make sure the community knows itself better.


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I watched this one in horror and amazement. The ultimate dummy in the ultimate driving machine…Indeed.
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Some years ago when I used to regularly target shoot at a range, I noticed over a period of several months that they had 10-15 used pistols made by a popular manufacturer in the cabinet for sale. The pistols were a compact "carry" model identical to that carried by some police departments, just about 1//2 the size. when you see a large number of most any product in the "Return bin" it usually means there is a defect or quality problem.
Asked the friendly salesman about that seeming discrepancy, as the manufacturer had a good reputation for producing quality product. Seems that the safety on both the bigger an smaller model were in the same place. Which, it turns out was fine when the gun was carried in a holster like that used by the military or police. When the smaller "carry" model was tucked under the belt though, it seems that the safety was exactly in the wrong place and would flip to the fire position when puled out of a trouser waistband. The result was a fairly prolific series of what I euphemistically all "Hillbilly Vasectomies" as a result of self emasculation by gun. .. This one kind of makes you wonder …
Where an Interstate-4 motorist shot himself in a road-rage incident today remained in question for hours as police and sheriff's deputies tried to determine who should investigate.
Orlando police first treated the shooting as their case about 11:30 a.m. when the man pulled off the highway and stopped his white BMW sedan at the Princeton Street exit near College Parkand Florida Hospital, records show.
Within an hour, police turned the case over to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office believing the shooting happened there.
But the investigation was turned over again about 1:15 p.m. to the Orange County Sheriff's Office in the belief the shooting happened south of the Seminole Countyline.
The confusion apparently stemmed from Richard Coles, the wounded motorist who was undergoing treatment for his injury, according to the sheriff's office.
"He was taken to local hospital where he has declined to prosecute and no longer wishes to speak with investigators," sheriff's spokesman Jeff Williamson wrote.
Details remain few but Coles, 36, told Orlando police he had been driving toward Orlando when another motorist brandished a gun over an undisclosed incident, according to police.
Feeling threatened, the man grabbed his own gun and it fired. The bullet struck one of the man's legs causing a non-life threatening wound, said Orlando police Sgt. Jim Young.
Police officers and sheriff's deputies have not located witnesses to what precipitated the shooting, according to the sheriff's office.
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This was a picture taken of last week's launch of a rocket bound for the moon from Wallops Island, Va.
If you check the white cloud on the upper left…
There is a frog there, having a very bad day.
Apparently the blast from the rocket engines sent him airborne.
Incredible pic!
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The Cat Empire, fresh from their successful conquest of the Internet…
Now has their eye on a new victim…The Subway System!
It only took two kittens to stop the New York City subway in its tracks.
Power was cut Thursday to the B and Q lines in Brooklyn for more than an hour after a woman reported at about 11 a.m. that her kittens were loose in the subway, transit officials said. How they got there was a mystery.
But soon, the two were seen running dangerously close to the high-voltage third rail.
Their owner rushed to a station with cat food for transit workers dispatched onto the tracks to use to try to corral the furry visitors — one black, the other white with gray stripes.
The woman who owns them declined to have her name made public, said Judie Glave, a spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
Power was suspended between several stops — about half the Q line, and the B line's entire service in Brooklyn — on both the local and express tracks between for 90 minutes, Glave said. The express line was stopped another half hour while workers kept searching.
But the skittish kittens disappeared again, and were still missing by late Thursday afternoon.
Officials say workers and passengers in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighborhood were on the lookout for them and train operators were being asked to proceed with caution. If they saw anything moving on the tracks, they would be required to stop and notify the rail control center.
Some passengers wanted to help by scouring the tracks, but were turned down by MTA workers citing safety concerns.
While the effort on behalf of the kittens created delays for passengers, shuttles were provided to take them to other Brooklyn subway stations, transit officials said. They could not immediately provide the cost of the extra service.
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Dang! It appears in St Kitt and Nevis your wife is on the list of "banned substances!
Not going to get any of that "Sexual Healing" and still run…
Lane four stood empty during the final heat of the men's 100m in the Olympic Stadium on Saturday, after the former world champion Kim Collins was dropped by St Kitts and Nevis for spending the night in a hotel with his wife.
A furious Collins announced via Twitter that he would not be competing for his country again, claiming that his appearance at the Pan American Games in Mexico last year would be his last. "For those who saw me run in Mexico. That's the last time I represent my country," he said.
A spokesman for his home Olympic committee said Collins, who was competing at his fifth Olympic Games, would not participate in the 100m as a disciplinary measure after he flouted team rules by leaving the athletes' village without permission.
The spokesman said Collins had not been in the camp for "the last couple of days" and is believed to have been staying with his wife in a hotel.
Earlier Collins had posted a message on Twitter, reading: "My fans. I won't lie. Won't be running later tonight." Another message read: "Even men in prison get their wives to visit."
The 2003 world champion, who is 36, carried his country's flag at the Olympic opening ceremony just over a week ago. Collins finished seventh in the 2000 Olympic 100m final and sixth in Athens in 2004. He won bronze in the 100m at last year's world championships in Daegu,South Korea, but with a season's best time of 10.05sec would have found it difficult to earn a place in Sunday's final.
Collins remains as an entrant in the 200m and 4x100m but team officials said they were unable to confirm whether he would compete.
Collins is the second of an original seven-athlete Olympics team from St Kitts and Nevis to be disciplined.
The sprinter Tameka Williams, the only woman on the team, was sent home last weekend for a potential drug violation despite not testing positive for a banned drug.
The St Kitts and Nevis Olympic Committee said Williams had acknowledged using a substance which was "clearly outside the medical code".
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You think the politics in Arizona is weird, and the politicians there are certifiable nut cases…
Wait until you hear about this republican!
Naked Carjacking!
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I'm sure my kitties are happy to know that the first thing Googles new Artificial Intelligence Computer picked out was cat pictures. After all, every cat knows it is the most superior, gorgeous creature in the world!
Which is why there are literally tens of thousands of "Cat Videos" on YouTube, which get millions of viewers.
Apparently it is not just humans who waste their time away checking out the feline antics…
Amazing technology!
Google has created an 'artificial brain' from 16,000 computer processors, and sat it down with an internet connection.
There's a certain grim inevitability to the fact that the YouTube company's creation began watching stills from cat videos.
The team, led by Google's Dr Jeff Dean, used the 16,000 processor array to create a brain-style 'neural network' with more than a billion connections.
The team then fed it random images culled from 10 million YouTube videos – and let it 'learn' by itself.
Unsurprisingly, the machine focused in on cats.
'We never told it during the training, 'This is a cat," said Dr. Dean. 'It basically invented the concept of a cat.'
'Contrary to what appears to be a widely-held intuition, our experimental results reveal that it is possible to train a face detector without having to label images as containing a face or not,' says the team in a paper published this week.
'We also find that the same network is sensitive to other high-level concepts such as cat faces and human bodies. Starting with these learned features, we trained our network to obtain 15.8% accuracy in recognizing 20,000 object categories from ImageNet, a leap of 70% relative improvement over the previous state-of-the-art.
The 'brain' was a creation of the company's 'blue sky ideas' lab, Google X
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The Senate voted against opening debate on a Democratic bill to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 on Wednesday. Needing 60 votes to advance, the bill fell short, 54-42.
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District grant money fuels job training at D.C. Central Kitchen
The D.C. government is partnering with the local hospitality and restaurant industries to help unemployed Washingtonians get specialized job training and find work.
Congress approves $1.1 trillion spending bill
The Senate voted 72-26 for the measure, which cleared the House a little more than 24 hours earlier on a similarly lopsided vote. Obama's signature on the bill was expected in time to prevent any interruption in government funding Saturday at midnight.
U.S. government runs $53.2 billion surplus in December
The U.S. government ran a $53.2 billion surplus in December, signaling further improvement in America's finances.
Americans pessimistic about government in 2014, poll shows
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Bin Laden compound claimed to be found by Michigan man
A Michigan man claims he tipped federal investigators to the location of Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan eight years before his killing and has hired attorneys to help him collect the $25 million reward.
Homeland Security employees abused overtime, cost government $8.7 million
A report from an independent government investigator says employees from six Homeland Security Department offices have abused an overtime program and cost the government about $8.7 million a year.
GatewayDC Pavilion opens, aims to transform MLK Avenue
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What is the debt ceiling? What happens if America defaults?
The United States is once again days away from reaching the debt ceiling and risking an unprecedented default on the nation's debt for the first time in history. What, exactly, is the debt ceiling, though?
National Cathedral offers Bishop's Garden for canceled shutdown weddings
The National Cathedral is generously offering its beautiful Bishop's Garden as a wedding venue to to any couple whose nuptials have been canceled due to the shutdown -- free of charge.
Government shutdown 2013: After fruitless meeting, shutdown heads into third day
Following a fruitless meeting at the White House between congressional leaders and President Obama, the government shutdown continued into its third day Thursday with no end in sight.
Government shutdown 2013: Day two of shutdown begins with no end in sight
Day two of the federal government shutdown began Wednesday with no sign of easing tension between Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill. The shutdown has forced 800,000 federal workers to stay home due to furloughs.
Government shutdown 2013: First effects will be felt Tuesday morning
With no funding deal in sight on Capitol Hill, the federal government shut down Tuesday, closing National Parks, the Smithsonian museums and the Capitol visitor center.
Government shutdown 2013: Obama forced to talk shutdown on day of healthcare law launch
Key aspects of President Obama's signature legislation, the Affordable Care Act, went into effect Tuesday and the President will appear Tuesday to tout the benefits of the law and also address the government shutdown prompted in part by Obamacare.
Government shutdown 2013: House Republicans unveil bill that would delay Obamacare mandate
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Nara Moirangthem, the state secretary of the CPI who is the common candidate of ten non-Congress and non-BJP parties said on Sunday that there will be social unrest in the state if the chasm between the haves and the have nots is not bridged. He said that the electioneering works of the ten parties shall begin from March 1 in all the nine districts. The electioneering which will have house to house campaign will continue for one month.
Speaking in a political convention on Sunday, he said that the ten parties shall fight the elections on the local issues. He flayed the two Congress MPs for allegedly remaining silent in the Lok sabha while Manipur is burning. Contending that the UPA government has failed to deliver the goods to the people, he said that there is resentment all around. "There is rampant corruption and unemployment is increasing. It is no wonder that there are burgeoning armed movements in the state, he said.
The ten parties had already announced the name of Mr. Moirangthem for the general Inner Manipur Parliamentary seat. However, a formal announcement is yet to be made for the reserved Outer Manipur Parliamentary seat. Sources said that a former professor of the Manipur University Gangumei Kamei who had been a minister is likely to become the common candidate.
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April 26th, 2011 #121
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April 26th, 2011 #123
Urötskidoji's : lungt tlenkt upp lite skit från bloket inget märkvärdigt haha ska kolla in din sb sen
beconstrap:haha tjenare där kul och tack och hoppas det går bra för dig i skolan ha det becon eller köttfärs kram på dig!=)
petej: hahahahaha i do not know if im happy too her that ore if i my be shuld stopp posting haha jk thats nice =)
velocity kendall: thanks dude!
wooden mango:thanks!!!
gerezon:thanks dude im droping bay yor sb too se iff you haw updeyted kipp pushing man!
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Great sketches man, so loose and full of life. Hope to see more from you, bookmarked.
April 28th, 2011 #125
These drawings are fantastic, they've got a lot of energy in them!
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May 10th, 2011 #126
whats up brotha ! i just saw your message in my SB, i gave a small update !! lemme know what you think???? great stuff here dude !!
"your never as good......and your never as bad.....as you think"
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May 14th, 2011 #127
You sir are an artist, its amzing how so few lines can be used to make a living person on the page: subscribed!
PS thankyou for your message, from someone of your skill it really meant a great deal.
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May 22nd, 2011 #128
D.C. thanks dude sawns nice!
Reedux:thanks man really your stuff is awsom man so thanks!
sajad126: haha nothing man and you?=) and yes i whill thanks dude!
velocity kendall: hahaahaha thanks man really nice that you lick ut! np dude i do not know if i haw skils but i haw fun haha=)
ok i whanted too post somthing butt i haw no scaner ore camera so i barowd a frends conpeuter and just mesed arawnd a litel bit so a had somthing too posst haha
and he dosent haw a resant drawing bord its old ass schit and nothing werks on itt butt ye
hers a page whit schitt haha
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May 22nd, 2011 #129
Hey dude! Thanks for your comment! Yeah, I´m living in Stockholm now, trying to find a job! Are you in wermland?
3d/2d Portfolio: www.oscarottosson.se
My sketchbook: http://conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=235236
May 23rd, 2011 #130
urötskidoji: ok thats nice man ye im in wermland and np
ok so a smal updait saim to dai i haw no camra ore scaner så i that i whud paint somthing crappy just too post and the monster thing is don whit conputer mouse lol
May 23rd, 2011 #131
LOL you did that with a computer mouse? haha you're a monster its good to some new work my friend!
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May 23rd, 2011 #132
defildvisions: yes i am a monster haha thanks rock on=)
som shitt drawings rock on
May 24th, 2011 #133
Damn, you should be a teacher. How do you render that way with just pencils?
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May 24th, 2011 #134
i really really dig your sketchbook work!
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May 24th, 2011 #135
you already know what I think of your sketches man.. you're damn good! hope everything's alright with you. Håll hoppet uppe Patrik, vi ses snart!
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May 24th, 2011 #136
urötskidoji:i whant to be a teacher butt i do nott haw the skill jet haha i just render?^^
bing:thanks alot man!
DefaildVisions: haha thanks man mens alot koming from you haha and you are too!! and thanks fore the nice meusik man rock on=)
ok morning self portret sketcj dodel haha
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May 24th, 2011 #137
Hey Patrik, nice to see that you are posting again Your pencil works are just awesome, true pandaskills and your mouse painting skills are something I haven't seen yet all looks awesome, keep up man!
May 25th, 2011 #138
mightcrawler: thanks man haha pandaskills? awsom =) thanls and the saim too you!
ok just whanted too post somting so i started too paint som brus strocks and com upp whit this i really suck att this haha i think im gowint too rai too do somthing serius fore ons too dai hmm yeye her goes
May 25th, 2011 #139
Wow dude I really love your pencil work Has so much energy and really good tones
Your digital stuff is also looking good, I like your portrait thing hehe. Your recent creatures look good too but maybe they could use defining with a slightly darker outline, but that's just my suggestion (:
May 25th, 2011 #140
cool work, specially that rendering figure..!
May 25th, 2011 #141
I really like the sketchy stuff. Keep posting!
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May 25th, 2011 #142
Aereon:haha thanks man mens alot!and thanks fore pointing awt that its noting im going to wherk on i just mesed arawnd but thnaks man!
bharat: thanks man!
loathsome:thanks i whil tray=)
ok so her is a nother sketch i troli suck att this haha really nied too praktis im going too do that as son i gett a conputer haha and i wacom bord haha ye rock on evry one
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May 25th, 2011 #143
the pencil stuff is awesome - and the mouse painting is damn impressive
& the selfportrait is solid ~
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May 25th, 2011 #144
dan liimatta: haha thanks man !!! engelska är inte derekt min starka sida in stavning över huvetaget =)
ok i fawnd som off Anders Zorns grafick and i that i whud post them bekass i realy lick them thai are so freking awsom!!!
Aders Zorn!!!!!!!!!
May 25th, 2011 #145
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May 28th, 2011 #146
that fat kid : fers of i love you yuser name haha!! and thanks you! ye etching is really fun
and enviroment ar koming sone haha and thanks agen
her is a smal updait som heds form maind and a really fast stoddy of zorn just tuu kipp me thinking abut art haha
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May 28th, 2011 #147
sköna Zorn - speciellt den första
May 28th, 2011 #148
dan liimatta den första är inte jag som gjort ingen studje altså jag vill bara visa folk va gym han var haha men tack
ok her is a smal updait i suck att this so pleas giv me som critiques thanks!!!
May 28th, 2011 #149
woops - trodde du lyckats fånga honom så väl
o jo Zorn var grym - kändes lite lat ibland motiv mässigt - kanske främst för hur mycket pengar han fick för vad han tog sig an.
As for the last piece I like the eye and nose region - and upwards to the top left - but kind of feel that the rest fall a bit flat and boring - could perhaps just diffuse that - or darken it up a bit to show of the strengths - but dunno - could be a cool piece, but you need to more moe careful with areas like the jaw/mouth and body in general - esp. the arm to the left.
Also my screen is a bit shit today - so dunno really, could be seeing it a bit wrong.
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Things looks good man, the pencils are great! All I'd say is when painting in photoshop, work from dark to light. There shouldn't be any white of the canvas coming through the gaps in your rendering because it just kills everything. It's like priming your canvas when you paint traditionally, you should just fill the whole 'canvas' with a colour or value first before painting keep it up
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This stunning 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom villa is located just outside Puerto del Carmen and due to its elevation, commands the most spectacular views down the coastline and beyond to the beaches of Fuerteventura, as well as mountain views to the rear. The large 10m x 5m (1.65m deep) solar and electrically heated swimming pool has roman steps, and the huge terraces are designed to maximise the breathtaking views. Start off in style with the stone courtyard entrance, and as you enter the villa you are immediately struck by the massive airconditioned (charge) lounge flooded with light from the glass topped atrium and huge picture window with those wonderful views. Dine in style inside if it's a bit cool outside. Patio doors lead out to the terrace where you can enjoy a barbecue. The master airconditioned (charge) bedroom has a super king size bed, and is ensuite with a large lovely stone feature bathroom and a dressing area. The villa has another double bedroom with super king size bed and a twin bedroom (1.8m x 0.9m), both ensuite, in addition to a further twin bedroom and bathroom, as well as a fully fitted modern kitchen with a breakfast/dining area and utility room. The villa has satellite Sky TV with Sky Sports and Movies etc, as well as Canal+ with Spanish, French, Italian, and German channels. There is a DVD player with a selection of DVDs, games, and books. Keep in touch with your business or friends at home with free internet wireless connection. The villa also has a jacuzzi hot tub, table tennis, and pool table for your enjoyment..
A very special villa and one certain to make you want to return again.
07/14.-06/05/15 £615,00
24/05.-01/07/15 £615,00
01/07.-15/07/15 £700,00
16/07.-02/09/15 £985,00
03/09.-18/10/15 £650,00
Prices for up to 4 people.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|4 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car essential
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Arrecife 5 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Jacuzzi or hot tub, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (heated)
|Air conditioning, CD player, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 3 En suites
|Double beds (2), Single beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Secure parking
|Further details indoors
Air conditioning charged at £100 per week.
The Canary Islands region
Lanzarote lies approximately 95 Km off the west coast of Africa and 1100 Km south west of the Spanish peninsula, and is the most unusual of the Canarian Islands. This position ensures more days of sunshine and fewer days of rain than the other Canarian islands, and year round high temperatures. In the summer, temperatures can be in the 90's, although cooling breezes make it much more pleasant and comfortable in comparison to the Mediterranean , whilst temperature rarely fall below 70 in the winter- ideal for sunbathing and sport during the day and pleasant in the evenings for relaxing over a leisurely meal or drink at one of the many bars and restaurants.
The island has almost 300 volcanoes and is famous for its dramatic lunar landscape. Views of volcanic mountains, picon covered fields and rocky coastlines are broken up by a large number of beautiful golden sandy beaches and an amazing amount of well attended greenery and agriculture. Building work on the island is very tightly controlled and there is no high rise, with white washed villas predominating.
Macher is a quiet and peaceful Canarian village with a number of restaurants and a supermarket. Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote´s main tourist resort is just 10 mins drive away, and offers over 6 km. of golden sandy beaches from Playa Fariones to Playa Grande to Playa Matagorda. Due to the fantastic climate and clean waters all kind of sports are available year round: windsurfing, scuba diving, sport fishing. In addition to its beautiful coastline, a galore of shops and shopping centres, restaurants, bars and entertainment halls, offers all sorts of possibilities for good buys and leisure activities. At night Puerto del Carmen is the ideal place to go for a stroll along the promenade taking in the sights and sounds, carried on the balmy sea air. For the young and energetic this resort is a lively hotspot with a buzzing nightlife.
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2 Sep 2014
"Family 2 week Holiday"
Delighted with all aspects of this rental property which lead to all of us having a wonderful peaceful time, no complaints were necessary and the attention to detail was handled perfectly by Peter dur… More
1 Oct 2011
I stayed here for my 40th birthday, we had a great time, not exactly 5 star, towels tatty, jacuzzi in bathroom not working and intermittent hot water, swimming pool freezing even though it was meant to be heated. Lovely, spacious house, not overlooked - 2 restaurants within walking distance. Supermarket at end of road, short walk. They hae their own driver who you call and he picks you up, cost of local taxi fare, car hire preferred. Large kitchen, lovely living room, just needs updating a bit, few extra touches. Top floor of house just a play area for kids, or can be used for extra guests. Three bathrooms, five bedrooms. Fantastic view from swimming pool/terrace of sea and Fuerteventura. I came away chilled, sunburnt and happy . The owner met us at the airport and we followed him to the property and he showed us how to use everything and where everything was, lovely man. Good air conditioning.
10 Sep 2011
"Great stay - thank you"
We stayed here with my parents, my girlfriend and daughter (8 months) and loved it. The villa is very homely and has great views and a nice pool. Supermarket just down the road and good restaraunts around. Great place for making trips around the spectacular island. We really liked staying here and would come again. Thanks again!
26 Aug 2011
"Fabulous villa, fabulous holiday!"
An excellently located villa just 10 minutes from the airport with excellent sea front views.
We had a delightful week in Macher .
The Villa is everything it says it will be and more. Comfort, design and excellent attention to detail with no fuss.
When we arrived, Peter provided us with information regarding local suppliers made our transition to holiday smooth, swift and effortless.
We spent a magical first evening eating tapas at the local bar on their recommendation.
Walking and exploring in Lanzarote is a joy and the villa provides a perfect retreat to return to or to enjoy all day on those occasions when one doesn't want to do anything except soak up the sun, dip in the pool and have a barbecue later on.
Ideal for families .
Owners very easy to deal with.
We can highly recommend Las Vinas.
20 May 2011
"I do not recommend this villa"
This villa was advertised as one of the best and most luxurious villas on the Island. There was not anything luxurious about the villa.My husband and I used a small part of the villa. On a linen chang… More
As the owner of villa Las Viñas, in response to the report from the guests (2 Adults), who stayed at the villa in November 2010, I should just like to put the record straight regarding your comments.
1 . The villa has 4 bedrooms currently available for guests, the other is for personal property and remains locked. You were two people and as published on the website, 3 rooms for up to 4 people, you had 3 rooms available - two double bedrooms and one twin bed room, each with its own bathroom. One of the 4 bedrooms has wood panel. I'm sorry if that was not to your taste. No other guests have agreed with your opinion.
2. The kitchen is only 5 years old. Everything works perfectly.
3 . Both towels and linen are in perfect condition, and are continually being replaced.
4 . The previous clients to yourselves accidentally broke one of the towel rails in the master bathroom. As there was no time to completely fix, a temporary repair was made to make the rail useable. The bath is NOT advertised as a jacuzzi bath on the website.
5 . There are several ancient ceramic ornaments from the Canary Islands , Greece, Japan etc. in the villa. Some of them have minor defects as is often the case with such things, but they are still of great value. I'm sorry you didn't appreciate their value.
6 . The wife said that her husband suffered from arthritis and needed to put up the temperature of the pool. It was November 2010 and the pool temperature was 27 º C, when I was there, about 10 a.m, the outside temperature was 22 º C during the day and 17 º C at night. The main problem was that, despite the instructions provided to put the pool cover on every night to prevent loss of temperature, you did not do so. In these circumstances, it is not possible to raise the pool temperature.
This was the only request that customers made the day I went to make a change of towels and linen, no other requests or comments about the villa were made. During your stay at the villa, having both my and our agent mobile numbers, you never called to any of us for any matter, this despite the relevant clause on the booking form saying.................
Defects & Breakdowns. The Client shall report to the Owner's agent without delay any defects in the Property or breakdown of any appliance in the Property and arrangements for repair and/or replacement will be made as soon as possible.
There were clients in the villa immediately before and after who were very happy with their stay at the villa. The villa has had many satisfied guests over a number of years, some of whom return to the villa each year. Please see below for some of their comments.
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Sarena Eudy8/13/11 via Mobile
You have to check this out http://tinyurl.com/3plxqnb
Waddams Isit3/16/09
Yeah that sounds like very good news haha Well i suggest saturday, want to go on msn and talk about it then bub? Gosh x
Waddams Isit3/16/09
10 weeks since the last comment You recieved & 18 weeks since i last left you one :| Oh god haha, how have u been my friend We need to meet up soon haha Well Bye for now, Write back yeah Peace x
your on late lol Yeh i have had a really good holiday actually dont really want to go back to college this last week has gone really fast and i dont want it to be over Happy new year to you too Love Holly x x x
Joshua C1/2/09
wicked nite the other day m8
Electro-Abz.12/25/08 via Mobile
Happy Xmas Nath! Have a good one! And a great New Year, have sum love as my Xmas present from me!
sounds really nice Well xmas day going to our club in harlow for xmas dinner with my dads side of the family and then boxing day is pj day where we are at home and stay in our pjs all day watching films and stuffing our faces hehe but that is just me, my mum, my dad and my sister and brother. its nice to spend some family time just with your family over xmas x x x
Omg sucks! lol I know i have just noticed mine has gone down not impressed!! What you up to over christmas? x x x
100 love! WOOOOOO!!!! x x x x
omg lol! i waited over an hour for a bus there it was riduclous!!! Did you have fun driving? x x x
Daniel B12/17/08
u deserve it
nathan your awesome x x x
hey you asked for love so here you go x x
So u was. Wellington all da way. LoL. Of course i'll b der. Yh i'm fine wat bout u? lY XX
Ain't hear from u in a while. R goin 2 dat fing @ da skool on da26th of nov. Hope 2 c u der. How r u? Wat u been up 2? Ly xx
Danny Harris11/10/08
Sup M8, Gd thanx, Hows r u? Yea m8 dat was gd party, Apart from losing me shoe , wasted valuable time from having 2 try n find it in someone else's garden lol. Yea hav recovered fine. wat bouts u? Hehe Yaha ya blates cant beat it hey xx


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Sunrise wake up stand up look into red eyes
Stayed up all night thinking of reasons why I cant feel your skin
Is this plaguing your brain?
Couldn't brace yourself in the morphine hallway
lying on the ground with a heart as a ball and chain
message to the bird I know your wings will be fine
spread them on the floor, learn to heal with take time
close the hatch and lock us inside.
Now breath in wide
Ill forgive you later
Come on its time
Just stand aside
Watch this turn to dust I wont know when you've fallen
Now it all takes shape I wont go until you follow
I don't even get the movie
cold ice feels so soothing
I don't feel anything, stuck in the passing lane
break, wait, stop, back off the bitch
Block out the sound of the police beckoning
duck in the back and the lights will shut off again
ration the wine, laughing in revelry
caution im drugged, we'll here comes the symphony
You can go for it just don't ignore it


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Advice on O'Day 22
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Re: Advice on O'Day 22
Depends on your use of the boat. Quality-wise, I think they are similar. Value-designed and built, neither are high-end. Both are good boats. If this Oday is the stub keel model without the centerboard (I think Oday went to the keel/centerboard set up on the '76 model), then the Catalina will sail better. The ad says that all the plywood has been replaced. If that means the interior bulkheads, then watch out for two things: the quality of the interior joinery (not great from the factory) is now doubly suspect. I've seen some horror shows below when owners do their own work. Also, if the bulkheads below got so rotten they needed replacement, that also means there were leaks in the deak that let the water down there; this also means there was water intrusion into the deck. How was that remedied? Has the deck been recored (a very big job rarely undertaken on cheap, old boats). How were the deck leaks fixed? Removal and rebedding for the deck hardware, or some squirts of silicone around the fixtures? That is a really cheap price for a boat and trailer; to me it indicates aknowledgement of problems. Check for deck delamination, water stains on the bulkheads below, evidence of rebedded hardware, etc. Remember, no matter how much you pay, there's no such thing as a cheap boat.
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