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text: "I know not much but that I can and so, I will." I've been a DJ since 2008 and a creative all my life. I'm in love with art and have loved it since I was old enough to understand its conceptions. Music is what I love particularly so much so it could be said my life revolves around it, like the earth around the sun...I am fun loving and love seeing happy people, I feel anger is not worth it's burden. Some say I'm an idealist, maybe it's because of all the ideas, hahaha but I like to think of myself as more of an ideologist. I practice humanism on a daily and encourage others to do the same, it is richly rewarding, spiritually and materially, I'm more into the spiritual side of things though. Be warned, IT AIN' FOR THE FAINT HEARTED. Enough about me, I hope you enjoy the work.


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Hello again, this is my (working) knex version of the famous AK-47. I have to say it was a nightmare to build. The front barrel part thingo is not really good-looking or something, but oh well. It's a bit weird because the barrel is on the top of the gun instead of 'in' the gun, sooo, yeah, that's pretty weird, but I actually saw that when I had made... about everything...
Anyway, it uses a slingshot system (I think), where the rubber bands are hooked on the trigger, and when you pull the trigger, the bands are hooked on te bullet at once, so the bullet will, hopefuly, go far, far away. If you see the gun, you will probably think: 'Don't hit the bullet the front thinghy?' Well, no. If you place a rubber band in just the right way, it will pull the two parts away from each other, so there will be a small space. And there goes the bullet right through. Hopefully.
Oh yeah, the mag is fake (But I bet you've seen that already :P). + the front hand hold thing.... uhm yeah, it sucks, haha :D But in the pictures it looks like it isn't horizontal but it is actually. Hmm weird.
As you can see, this gun still needs some work.
Dude we can't build it

post!!! please

Dude that is pretty impressive man thats like the exact copy replica keep up the good work I don't do knexing any more I do more like airsoft and stuff like that

piece list please!!!!
looks so real 5 star all the way {ps by the way if you get time can you check out my gun and see if you can come up with an idear on a better triger plz thx) https://www.instructables.com/id/bolt-action-rifle/
Hey you're AK-47 is EPIC are you thinking about doing instuctions? Cus I don't have enough bits to build Baken bitz one. thanks!
Its ok.
Mate, It's better than your AK47
Thanks for the sub, but hey, don't put energy in him
lol, he means don't waste your attention to him.
Yeah, you said 'Mate, it's better than your AK47.' But you don't have to do that
But I did :-0
Yeah, it's okay
kvind dat dit geweer eigenlijk best goed eruit ziet
Vond ik ook, het schoot alleen slecht. Ooit hermaak ik het nog wel:)
nice gun
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Your pretty good subbed!
This is very good! Well done!
ak 47 Avtomat Kalashnikova?
just post its very very cool (^^)
No sorry, I'm definitly not going to post instructions because there are way better AK-47 'round here, like barrax', if you want an AK-47, built that :)
And also I think this gun doesn't look very nice + there are waaaaay better slingshot guns.
i made it. a month ago!!
the ak 47 of barrax.
i have to pull really hard for the ram.
Good, 4*
A slight bit off but this is still a pretty good replica.
its ok, its a tad bit off in detail
Well, it just sucks, hahaha :D
I've post it too soon, it needs just a bit more work.
lol =D true
Agreed. I'm now working on a V2, I'll post it very soon, in the next week probably. (probably!) :D


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By Laura Schiller
Based on: Kilmeny of the Orchard
Copyright: The heirs of L. M. Montgomery
Elizabeth Williamson could not believe her eyes.
There, standing in the doorway of her own humble home, was the sweetest, loveliest girl she had ever seen. A girl with long, glossy black hair, sea-blue eyes, and a pale, delicate face, who wore a haunting resemblance to a woman eighteen years under the ground.
"Bless my soul," Elizabeth whispered.
The vision smiled nervously, curtsied, and held out a hand.
"Good afternoon, Mrs. Williamson. I am Kilmeny Gordon. May I come in?"
Automatically, Elizabeth assented, ushering Kilmeny into her cozy living room. Kilmeny sat down in an armchair, wide-eyed, quite forgetting her nerves in the excitement of someone else's home.
"You are the kind lady who takes care of Eric," she said, smiling warmly. "He says you are a 'saint in spectacles and calico'. I wanted to thank you for that."
Elizabeth felt a warm rush of affection towards her young tenant and his bride. "Yes, well, I always see to it my boarders are decently treated," she said awkwardly. "Although 'saint' may be taking it a little too far. How about some tea and biscuits, Miss Gordon? You must have come a long way."
"Please call me Kilmeny, and yes, I would like some."
Kilmeny's voice was as lovely as the rest of her. It was almost impossible to believe she had ever been dumb. Elizabeth seized the opportunity to escape briefly into the kitchen and try to calm her ruffled composure.
Margaret's child! Sitting in her living room, talking, engaged to be married to the man who was almost like a son to Elizabeth. And why was Eric not with her? What could be so important to this shy, reclusive girl that she would brave the village alone and knock on the door of a complete stranger?
Never mind, she told herself. Don't meddle. She'll say it herself in her own time.
Once she was back in the living room with the tea and shortbread biscuits, Kilmeny was looking rather subdued, staring out through the window at the fields.
"So...Kilmeny," began Elizabeth, wishing her chatty husband were here to ease the nervous silence beginning to grow. "Have you set a date for the wedding yet?"
"Yes, next spring. Eric wants it to be earlier, but I still have so much to learn about keeping a house...and being among people...that I would rather wait a little longer."
Elizabeth nodded her approval. "Good. And so I suppose you'll be going with him to Queenslea?"
She would miss her well-mannered, warm-hearted tenant, with the eyes so much like her own deceased son's. Lindsay would miss its schoolmaster too.
Kilmeny frowned into her teacup. "Yes..." she said, drawing out the word reluctantly. "That is what worries me. I shall have to go with him to parties and dinners, talk to so many strangers, live in a strange city miles away from home...Eric says I will get used to it, but suppose I can't? And when Eric goes back home, he will see all the beautiful, clever women he went to college with, and...it worries me."
Elizabeth melted. If she had not loved Kilmeny as a daughter before, she certainly did now. So this was why she had come alone.
"Oh, my dear child. Have a little faith, won't you? In yourself and in your betrothed. He loves you very much, you know – you should see him coming back here after spending the day with you, glowing like he's the happiest man in the world. He would have married you even when you couldn't speak. He told me he never felt this way about any girl before – not his college chums, only you."
Kilmeny smiled a little. "That's just what he said," she admitted. "And I suppose as long as we're together, I can live through the rest of it. You really are kind, just as Mother always said."
Her mother. Elizabeth swallowed a surprised exclamation and took a sip of tea instead. She could hardly believe it. Margaret had remembered her...spoken well of her, even after so many years.
"Oh, yes," said Kilmeny, correctly interpreting the look in her hostess's eyes. "You and Father were the only people from Mother's past she ever spoke of. I was always little curious about you, for you see, Mother and Aunt Janet are the only women I have ever known and you are not a bit like them. Also, Mother said that you would have been my godmother...if...if my father had not left."
Elizabeth's restraint could not hold out under that. She had never had a daughter and always wanted one, and now to hear this from Margaret's little girl...! She could not prevent a salty tear or two from dropping into her teacup.
"Oh, Miss Gordon...Kilmeny...you don't know what this means to me, after all these years," she confessed, taking out a handkerchief. "I was that fond of your mother, ever since we were girls. I understand why she wouldn't see me...though I won't deny it was hard, being turned from the door all those years ago. Sometimes I think, if I'd stuck to it a little longer, I might have coaxed her to come out. But you know..."
"Yes, I know." Kilmeny nodded soberly; they had both had their share of Margaret Gordon's iron will and all-consuming pride.
"She didn't stay away because she liked you any less," Kilmeny added. "It was just because she couldn't bear to be stared at, and pitied, and gossiped about. Not that you would gossip, Mrs. Williamson. But the others would have."
"I understand," said Elizabeth.
"We Gordons are strange people," said Kilmeny, with a wry smile reminiscent of her uncle Thomas. "Eric says so. But he likes us all the better for it."
"He's a fine young man, is the Master. A good match for you."
"He's the only match for me," said Kilmeny, her eyes shining.
Elizabeth smiled over her teacup, and thanked her Maker for her new-found goddaughter's happiness.


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Is This Death?
Darkness came first. And it was all that seemed to last for a rather long period of time. Adrian waited patiently, his mind exploring this black plane he'd entered. Was this how death was? Infinite darkness and silence where the soul just sits and waits forever and on.
He interpreted death this way when nothing changed. Nothing up to that moment. A beam of light peeked in, causing Adrian to stagger back. What was that? Is this his calling to go to Heaven?
I'm being insensible.
Was he really? He didn't have any blame to place upon himself. After all, only a second ago he'd been conscious and now he was consumed by a darkness he had no reason for. Well, darkness and a shard of light.
Adrian took a timid step closer, looking up at the source of the ray. There was a small window (not as much a window as it was a tiny hole). Peering up, he tried to make sense of where he was and what he was doing there.
This must be it.
Adrian concluded the worst as fear gripped his heart. Maybe this was his passing on; from life to death. Maybe this is how it happened. He didn't know what to think as he stood there rooted to the spot in shock.
But then, before he could question his scenario further, the light grew. Expanding. Filling the small room he'd been standing in till Adrian was blinded by the brightness of the, once, small ray of light.
This really is it! I'm dying.
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Coming from many game forum boards, beating the Dead horse is a term used to describe a topic that has been debated/discussed to death.
FFXIGamer1: WHICH JOB IS BEtTER, pld or nINja??!?
FFXIGamer2: Stop beating the f*cking dead horse....
FFXIGamer2: Stop beating the f*cking dead horse....
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Beating a dead horse is alot loke selling out- you just go a bit overboard with it. If people say you're beating a dead horse, you need to stop what you're doing ad re-evaluate your decisions.
Man, Supernatural won't stop beating the dead horse until it stops shitting out money.
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Zac Efron is in talks to star in a movie version of 'Baywatch', reports suggest.
Zac Efron is reportedly in talks to star in a big screen version of Baywatch. The former High School Musical star is in negotiations with producers for the upcoming Paramount Pictures film. Dwayne Johnson is also reportedly on board and the pair will be directed by Horrible Bosses director Seth Gordon.
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Yes, there's yet another Disney live-action movie in the works. This time it's not an original animated film which is getting a make-over but a prequel to Aladdin, based around the Genie character. The news was confirmed by Disney on Wednesday (15th July).
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Twenty years ago, an insane cook named Pamela Voorhees (Nana Visitor) killed several camp counselors. She blamed the young people for the drowning death of her handicapped son, Jason. Fast forward two decades and a group of college kids return to the notorious Crystal Lake area. They are looking for a secret cash crop of marijuana. What they get instead is a fatal run-in with an angry, adult version of the Voorhees boy (Derek Mears). Six weeks later, Clay Miller (Jared Padalecki) comes calling, looking for a sister (Amanda Righetti) who went missing with the previous group. Meeting up with rich kid Trent (Travis Van Winkle), his gal pal Jenna (Danielle Panabaker), and a group of their drunken friends, he hopes for some help in his search. Instead, Jason returns once again, still angry, still killing everyone in his path.
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"Miss Katia, I understand how disappointing this is for you. But what do you expect me to do?" I ask, leaning back in my office chair. "Even on my best day, your powers are still stronger than mine. All female witches are stronger than their male counterparts."
Katia rubs her thumb over the knuckles of her other hand and looks up at me through her thick black hair. "Mr. Ryker, we both know that's not true. Yes, you are young for a witch, but that doesn't diminish your power at all. Most witches stop taking care of their bodies once they hit the century mark. You didn't."
I shrug. "I still fail to understand what it is you're asking me to do."
She sighs and runs a hand through her already wild hair. "That witch hunter killed my sisters. I want her to be taken out. And I want my sisters to be brought back from the dead."
I lean forward on my desk and fold my hands together. "And how do you suggest I do that? Even if I were as powerful as you seem to think I am, bringing people back from the dead is an impossible task."
"And yet, here you are," she says, pointing her wand at the desk.
"Those are rumors," I reply coolly, rising from my chair and looking out the window. The sun's out today. Not a cloud in sight.
"So you will not help me?" she asks.
"There is nothing for me to do. If you cannot handle one witch hunter by yourself, one must wonder if your coven should even be allowed to stay here," I answer.
I hear a stifled cry and the sound of the heavy chair scraping back across the tile floor. I wait until I hear the steel door close before I breathe a sigh of relief. I rarely associate with members of any coven, but I try to avoid the Belaya coven at all costs. They're extremely weak witches with limited powers. Even in peak physical condition, a Belaya witch cannot cast better than a tree.
I run my hand over my face and close the blackout curtains. Hiring myself out as a witch hunter hunter is not traditional work, but it is work that I enjoy, much to the chagrin of the rest of my coven. Most witches are lazy, only doing enough to keep themselves in good enough health to cast enough spells to keep themselves alive for two centuries before they begin to become bored with their lives. Having passed my two-hundred sixtieth birthday and still being in peak physical condition is enough to warrant attention, let alone being of the Lawrence Coven.
I look over my clothes and snap my fingers, the three-piece suit I wear for consultations changing into skinny jeans and a plaid shirt. A grey knit hat materializes and I pull it down over my head, covering most of my thick blonde hair. Another snap changes my skin into a human's, smooth and flawless, with ice-blue eyes. After all, the black teeth and deeply cracked skin are only marks of witches.


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After a few long days, Vos had fully recovered and was released from the infirmary. Jothal had forged a nice pile of supplies for the Zehnai during this time, and had enlisted his help in carrying them to the temple after they met up again. The roadways were very crowded and the ceilings very short for a man of Vos's stature, but the temple's large chambers allowed for a comfortable enough walking space while delivering supplies. After a few trips there and back, the two sat down with Master Hebak for lunch.
"I knew I should have left Mainstay as soon as I got better. The first thing you do around here is put a man to work." Mast Hebak laughed and placed a small roast pig on the table. Vos and Jothal both tore bits of the meat off and ate it with a freshly baked loaf of sweet bread. Vos washed down his meal with a draught of ale, which Jothal eyed enviously. She would never get away with drinking in front of her master, who strongly disapproved of a blacksmith drinking before sundown. The workday was far from over, and Jothal needed her wits about her if she was to forge any more decent weapons.
"I don't think there's any more wares to deliver… Have you had any luck with that new ore?" Jothal asked Master Hebak. He snorted and shook his head.
"That ore is unlike any I have ever seen. It won't melt in the forge, and it's harder than steel." The Master gave Jothal a half-grin. "I suppose my efforts would be more productive helping you with those supplies right now."
"That would be great. It seems like the High Priest asks for more supplies to be made every day." After lunch, Jothal and Master Hebak worked on a few breastplates, greaves, and a dagger or two before the day was done, but Jothal could not keep her mind off of the ore that was giving Master Hebak so much trouble. Master Hebak was the best blacksmith Jothal knew, and if he couldn't figure out how to even smelt it, let alone craft anything from it, then it must be something special. Before going to bed, Jothal snuck a chunk of the ore into a pouch around her waist and made plans to investigate when she next got a chance.
This very chance came a week later. The supply of iron ore from the mines outside of the city had slowed down, so Jothal and her master had more free time than usual whilst waiting for the ore. She bid farewell to the master and jogged down the road towards an inn. Vos was waiting for her there.
"Hey, I brought the ore." She sat down on a barstool next to him and removed the piece of ore from her pouch. "You're a traveller… Have you seen anything like this?" The man turned the piece over in his hands, a quizzical look on his brow.
"I'm not sure… I can vaguely remember a piece of this, or something like this, being worn as jewelry, but I'm not quite sure…" Vos handed it back to Jothal.
"Whatever it is, we need to find a way to smelt this… "
"You a blacksmith?" The bartender turned to the two. "How about that iron shortage? I heard that they'll be out of ore by the end of the week."
"The end of the week?" Jothal was shocked. "I didn't know things were that bad… That mine should have been fruitful for at least another hundred years."
"That's what the miners tell me. One thing's for sure… I'll be seeing a whole lot more miners around here once there's no work to be done." Jothal turned to Vos as the bartender walked away to take care of another patron.
"Those mines practically run Mainstay. Without the supply of iron ore, the craftsmen here won't be able to do their work. This isn't good." Jothal explained.
"You don't think it's that darkness, do you?" Vos replied.
"It hasn't reached Mainstay yet… Besides, I don't think some bad air could remove iron ore from the ground. Something isn't right. I have to talk to Master Hebak." Jothal returned home. She found her master sitting in front of the forge sullenly.
"Master Hebak!" Jothal called.
"Yes, child?" The master seemed to snap out of a reverie and turned to face the two people entering the buildings.
"I've heard rumors that the mines are drying up… Is this true?" The master sighed and looked downwards.
"Yes, I'm afraid the rumors seem to be true, although I pray to the Great Creator that they are not and this whole incident is some mistake. The miners are extracting what little ore they can find, but it won't be enough, not for the Zehnai, not for the Ithoans."
"What about that new ore?" Vos mentioned, breaking a pause in conversation. Master Hebak looked angry at the thought.
"It's no use. That ore is no good. Useless, even. It's good for keeping a door open, nothing more." He stood to his feet suddenly, jostling the quenching basin and causing a pair of tongs to fall to the ground. "I'll see you in the morning." With that, Master Hebak trudged up the stairs, leaving Jothal and Vos sitting in front of the furnace.
"Sorry…" Vos said, sheepishly. Jothal noticed that the samples of ore that High Priest Tacims had given them were thrown in a corner of the room. Most pieces had been shattered into smaller ones, and some fine powder had been formed from the breaking. Jothal ran her finger through the dust and observed the powder. It was drier than bone and seemed to sparkle slightly. She rubbed her two fingers together, letting the powder drift gently down into a few droplets that had spilled onto the edge of the quenching basin after Hebak's sudden departure. The powder swirled, making deep red streaks fly through the clear water. By the light of the furnace, it seemed to glow slightly. Jothal moved the quenching basin back into its position before Hebak had upset it, and watched as the water evaporated by the heat of the fire. Vos seemed to be watching the droplet as well.
"Can it really be that simple…?" Jothal sat up, stunned. She brushed the place where the water droplet had been with her hand and a tiny dot of reddish metal clinked to the ground. Jothal picked it up and marveled at the gem. "Certainly not…" Jothal clamped the small metal dot carefully the fallen pair of tongs and held it in the fire. Slowly, and very much unlike the ore itself, the metal dot began to glow softly. The heat required to smelt iron was not enough to be able to shape this new metal, but it was a start. At least now they had something to work with.
Jothal leapt to her feet and ran upstairs to fetch Master Hebak. Once back in the smith, she grabbed a handful of stray powder and a cup full of water. After mixing the two, she placed the metal cup at the edge of the forge and watched as the water evaporated, leaving behind a cup of reddish metal. Hebak's eyes lit up.
"That's more like it!" He bellowed, suddenly very awake.
"Not so fast!" Jothal chuckled. "We don't have enough heat to shape this metal. We need fuel that burns hotter. Much hotter." Master Hebak smiled.
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Nessie had screamed with excitement when we told her. Charlie, who had also been there at the time clapped me on the shoulder and said, "I knew you were a good kid."
Bella hadn't wanted to make a big deal out of getting married, but between my mother, my sisters, Sue and Nessie she was convinced to have a ceremony. Alice and Rose did all the work. They had been toying with the idea of becoming wedding planers and were excited to have someone to try it out on. I had wanted the wedding as close to the 4th of July as possible, giving Rose and Alice only four months to work with, they were not to happy with me about that.
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Nessie was dancing with Jasper, standing on her uncle's feet. Alice had found Nessie the most perfect flower girl dress. Nessie had gone on for weeks about how pretty it was but that I wasn't allowed to see it until the wedding because it was bad luck. The light green dress made Nessie's copper hair almost look red. She looked like a tiny Anne of Green Gables.
When Bella and I got back from Brazil we had to stay home for a while. Rose and Emmett were getting married at the end of July and Alice and Jasper were getting married in the middle of August. We had staggered the weddings exactly three weeks apart from each other. After the weddings we were going to travel, Bella, Nessie and I. We hadn't planned it out really, we were going to start with Europe and see how far we could get before it was time for Nessie to start kindergarten.
When we got back Bella was going to go to the community college to get her journalism degree. I had offered to move anywhere in the country, but Bella didn't want to leave Forks. All our family was there and we already had the house that I had bought from Charlie.
Although everything was out of order, Bella's life and mine had come together perfectly. I knew in my heart that from now on we would always have each other. We would always be a family. Even though it wasn't what either of us had originally planned Bella and I were finally getting our happy ending.
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I felt the sun's warmth drench my face, kissing my eyelids delicately, opening my eyes I got up. The sun was high in the sky and my shadow was no more than a black line attached to my feet. Picking up my little basket I headed back towards Eriseth, plucking luscious red berries off the thick green bushes along the way. The mossy smell of rotting vegetation was thick yet comforting, almost pleasant. Rabbits scurried amongst the undergrowth, birds twittered in the canopy above me. A light breeze passed through the wood, making leaves rustle peacefully, some fell, twisting towards the ground. My basket now full, I started my journey home. Standing on the skirt of the wood I prepared to leave my fantasies behind and put on the face of a perfect citizen. I strolled through rolling fields which carpeted the land between the wood and the city; I took my time to cross dribbling streams and to clamber over wooden fences. I stopped in a field to admire a dark stallion, tall and strong, whipping its mane in the heat. I patted its strong flank and fed it some of the berries i had picked, it looked at me with it's dark eyes and whinnied.
It wasn't long before i reached the main gates. Stepping onto the gravel path i meandered to the ashen doors of the city. The warped wood was old and twisted through centuries of standing strong against weather, vicious armies and unspeakable enemies. I hit the wood hard, three times in succession, the noise echoed around the archway. A square flap opened and a man looked out, his skin wrinkled and weathered like the gate, his skin the same ashen colour. His grey eyes were the same iron cast colour as the metal which kept the gates together.
"What's your business here?" he croaked.
"I'm a local citizen, let me pass gatekeeper," I said
"On your way," he replied, sliding back a heavy bolt, in the huge gates a small door had been carved in to allow traders and citizens into the town easily. I passed through the looming archway and past the gatekeepers piercing eyes into the city. I passed small thatched cottages, some had smoking chimneys, whilst the children ran about outside playing with dogs. I passed a few streets before I reached Althina square. The large fountain glistened with drops of clear water. A small rainbow shimmered from the sunlight hitting the fall of continuous water. The stalls were bustling with business, fruits were being sold, along with freshly dried leather. I wandered aimlessly across the square heading for home. A loud clinking of metal resounded from every direction, down every street a blinding flash of chestplates made it difficult to look at them.
"She's there!" a man shouted. The speed of the incoming soldiers increased, their pace doubled, quickened. They started to circle me, making it impossible to see from the reflection of the sun. I clutched my basket to my chest in fear. Big hands grasped my upper arms, shoulders, forcing me to march towards the castle. The hustle and bustle of the market life had stopped, everybody was staring at me as I was frog marched out of the square. Walking through the streets surrounded by shining soldiers I hung my head in unknown shame. People whispered as I passed, children were hustled inside by wary parents. The houses either side started to thin out before becoming extinct, up ahead the great castle overshadowed the city. The courtyard was crowded with people and at the front was the king, instantly recognisable with his shining golden crown and long silver beard. The soldiers in front of me parted and those behind me moved to form a line next to those who had already parted away. Most of the kings court was stood with him, his arms folded across his chest, his dark brown eyes glaring with an unforseen hatred. The two soldiers which had remained their tight grip thrusted me forwards, making me stumble to my knees in front of the king. My basket rolled away, the berries scattering like drops of blood of the paved paths.
"You know what you've done..." his deep voice rumbled.
"N-no actually i don't" I stammered, interupting him. His dark eyes looked deep into mine in sheer disgust.
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"Yes sir," Xefor said, the front soldier saluted and grabbed my wrist so tight he threatened to break it. As I was dragged off I saw a glimpse of flaming red in one of the upper open windows. Throught the marble courtyard, statues of past kings stood proud, untouched by time. Hedges perfectly trimmed all along the paths. We entered the dark cold shadow of the castle, stairs were carved into the hard ground, a chilling breeze blew up from out of it. Xefor first, he dragged me down. The cold, hard stones dripped with cold moisture, moss clung to the rocks absorbing all the liquid that it could spreading like an infectious disease. I passed room after room, screams could be heard from behind some of the rotting doors. Sobs echoed from others. Room 702, a dark rotting door had brown rusted numbers on it. The handle was close to falling off, woodworm had infected the whole door. Xefor pulled a ring of keys from his belt, each one a different shape and size. For this particular door he pulled a long brown key out from the others, the rest dropped and clunked together. He put the key into the rusting hole and turned, the lock clicked uneasily. The door swung open, creaking unsteadily, swinging on it's hinges. With a harsh push Xefor pushed me in and slammed the door shut behind me.
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Pierotti is a self catered style villa accommodating up to 10 people comfortably.
There are three different accommodations options to choose from
The whole house option is 4 bedrooms, two bathrooms and two living areas. The separate villa unit option upstairs or downstairs is two bedrooms, fully self contained equipped kitchen complete with stainless appliances, and one bathroom with shower. Rates quoted are for Villa Marco which accommodates a maximum of 7 guests. Rates will vary for Villa Rosa and the whole house option, please enquire with host.
VILLA MARCO is the downstairs unit and contains a king bed or 2 x king singles and a queen sized bed. There is also a comfortable pull-out double sofa bed in the large main living area. The villa sleeps 6-7 persons. Villa Marco is fully self contained and self catered. Many more amenities also including private front loading washer and dryer as well as shared BBQ and private outdoor patio/courtyard area with furniture in a natural garden setting. From $140 per night 2 persons.
VILLA ROSA is the upstairs unit and contains a queen bed and 2 x King Single beds sleeping 4 -5 persons using the comfortable rollaway bed. Villa Rosa is fully self contained and self catered. Many more amenities also including private front loading washer/ dryer combo as well as shared BBQ and private spacious deck area with furniture in a natural garden setting. From $155 per night 2 persons
Pierotti sleeps up to 10 people comfortably. From $195 per night 2 persons. This option is popular with larger groups such as golfing parties and two families spending holidays together under the one roof but separately contained. Please enquire for pricing. The house has has two private outdoor living areas; patio/courtyard with outdoor dining and upper deck level with outdoor dining plus commanding views over Anderson Bay and the world renowned golf courses of Barnbougle and Barnbougle Lost Farm.
Other amenities include shared BBQ area, a large selection of games, magazines, TV/DVD, laundry facilities, electric blankets. Porta-cot and high chair hire are also available. The house is energy efficient with double glazed tinted windows, and full insulation ensuring an ambient temperature year round. Two energy efficient heat pumps provide heating and air conditioning when required.
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The villa is centrally located; close to beaches, Bridport Walking Track, Barnbougle and Lost Farm golf courses. Pierotti is also the perfect base for touring the beautiful, scenic national parks of the North East and the famous NE wine route. Pierotti is also the perfect base for mountain bike touring in the NE.
Check-in time 2 pm
Check-out time 10 am
Pierotti is a NON SMOKING accommodation.
In keeping with Pierotti's individual style and character, the unit is a NON-SERVICED accommodation. For bookings over 8 days, we offer new linen and towels upon request.
PETS are not permitted under any conditions.
One car parking space is provided per villa unit. We do request that guests respect the speed limit of 5 kph while driving on the property. Additional cars must be parked in the street unless permission has been given, and space is available on the property.
CANCELLATIONS: All cancellations attract a 20 percent fee. 30 days prior to arrival, cancellations attract first night's accommodation charge plus 20 percent of subsequent nights. 7 days before prior to check-in there is no refund.
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cast (vertically) in base l.l.: WEB / GILBERT
cast (vertically) in base l.r.:BERNARD / O'DOWD
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- Renowned for his elegant portrait busts of public personages and monumental and allegorical figures, Web Gilbert was largely self-taught as a sculptor. As a child he worked as an apprentice chef in Melbourne and it is believed his skill modelling pastry and decorations for wedding cakes aroused his subsequent interest in sculpture. After learning the art of marble carving he was drawn to the immediacy inherent to direct casting in bronze. He met Australian Impressionist painter Frederick McCubbin during the 1880s at the National Gallery School where he was a student. Bernard O'Dowd (1866-1953) was a Melbourne-based poet, radical and parliamentary draughtsman.


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Genre: Drama, Thriller
Saoirse Ronan
Cynthia Nixon
Jason Isaacs
Nikole Beckwith
Duration: 99 min
Quality: HD []
Release: Jan 22, 2015
IMDb: 5.1
This movie is very well acted by all of the cast. It was interesting to see how people can cope in the aftermath of someone's child being abducted, then many years later having them return and how they deal with this.
Saoirse Ronan and Cynthia Nixon both have very strong parts, one is dealing with having to leave the only 'home' that she has known, having being brought up with a man who has brainwashed her with lies from a very young age, therefore knows no other truth, but also shows a caring side to her-therefore she develops a strong connection to her kidnapper, so feels as though she has been torn away from the only life she has ever known, even if it was all lies given by someone unstable. She then is taken back to her parents, who she does not know and clearly feels uncomfortable around them, this understandably is very difficult for all three of them. However, I must object to how the Mother deals with the situation completely, rather than giving her time that she obviously needs to form a connection with her parents at her own pace, her Mother basically just does the same thing the kidnapper did and tries to force a connection on her. And all due to the fact that not only does she not have the patience to allow nature to take it's course, behave selfless and be capable of putting her Daughter's feelings first, be understanding to her feelings and needs...but she also teaches her that 'love' means to lock someone you care about in a room, giving food and water on a schedule, ordering them to do things without a choice, keeping her locked away from any other people, tying a rope around her arm so she does not try to run away, therefore establishing no trust whatsoever and ultimately forcing her to create her own little escape. As difficult a situation something like this would be, no Mother should do any of those things and certainly not one who knows that she has already had that done to them. I do recommend giving this movie a watch, as they all played very well in it