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My next firearm will be the Springfield Milspec 1911. Think of it like a chevy 350. Good reliable motor with MILLIONS of customisation options.
This is a discussion on 1911 reputation? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; The only problems I've had with 1911s, SIGs, and Berettas are magazine induced. With my 1911s using Wilson, Novak or even newer Colt mags haven't ...
The only problems I've had with 1911s, SIGs, and Berettas are magazine induced. With my 1911s using Wilson, Novak or even newer Colt mags haven't been a problem. Cheap 1911 mags are as are some of the ProMags for both 1911s and SIG 220s. My success rate with them are 50% and with Triple K, zero.
My next firearm will be the Springfield Milspec 1911. Think of it like a chevy 350. Good reliable motor with MILLIONS of customisation options.
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The 1911 IMO is a pistol you have to be very dedicated to learning with. Maybe he feels you are of a certain skill level or whatever and honestly does not feel that it is for you. I personally have cut my teeth on DA autos and feel more comfortable with them than any others. 1911 is loaded with safeties and switches and what not that have to become second nature with a lot of practice, to operate under stress. If he has not steered you wrong in the past and you feel he has always seemed to have your best interest at heart, that is a genuinely good quality to have in somebody. Trust cannot be bought at any price. Go with what you like, but be sure that you are willing to put in the time and effort to "master" this fine weapon. I agree with all the sentimental historic favorite posters. The 1911 is an excellent weapon. They are like cars, bare bones model to pricey exotics, and you do get what you pay for. Good luck.
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I started out with the Springfield XD's .45 cal service and 9 mm subcompact. I bought a used and abused Colt Defender and it gave me grief (and brass dents in the forehead), but I took it to a good gunsmith who knew his trade and was certified on 1911's. That Defender is now my carry gun and I would not part with it.
This may mean nothing to most of you, but rack a glock, SW M&P, or XD and then rack a 1911 you'll hear the difference.
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I gave them to the naked Pigmy's in New Guinea
1911's feel right for me.
Keep'em clean and oiled for carry no problem, I send a couple of mags of defensive ammo down range to start off occasionally and have never had a malfunction. Once the gun gets dirty after shooting 150+ I've encountered some malfunctions I don't view this as a terrible thing. When the guns are clean and oiled they run flawlessly.
.45 cal is a great defensive round.
I went from revolvers (.357) to 1911's and have shot a few DAO pistols along the way. I'm 100% a 1911 fan due to the feel of the gun and the single action trigger. I shoot my best with them which equivalates to the greatest confidence.
Whatever makes you the most comfortable is what you should be carrying.
My wife has a 4 inch 1911 and I have a 5 inch 1911 from Kimber. Both have been 100% reliable out of the box with no modifications using about 5 different types of ammunition. The wife's has about 750 rounds downrange and mine has about 1200 rounds through it. Like one poster said, it depends on who made it and how well you understand the use and care of the weapon.
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I've had a Colt 1911 for about 25 years, I don't recall that I've ever had a problem with it. Totally reliable. My son just bought a new SA 1911, I don't recall him having any problems with it, I've shot his gun and it's fine, the factory trigger was a little gritty, but it's been polished out. I just bought a Colt Defender (my thread about it is in this section), it may be finicky but it hasn't appeared so yet.
Good luck on your choice, if you like them I'd be in favor of getting one, if it happens to have issues they can be corrected. Go for it.
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I have a 3" and a 5" Kimber, both bought new. Both were reliable and accurate right out of the box. Built with great attention to detail. I followed Kimber's recommendation to put 500 rounds of FMJ through them as a break-in period, but since then I've shot quite a variety of FMJ, JHP and even shotshell rounds without any problems. My current defensive load is Winchester Ranger SXT 230gr, standard pressure.
I prefer the 1911 platform to any semi-auto I've ever tried. The fit to my hand, the natural pointing, and the single-action trigger make it a natural for me. I find the thumb/grip safeties inspire confidence are are very fast and smooth in operation. I enjoy shooting other handguns and shoot them well, but a quallity 1911 is my personal best option for a defensive handgun.
That said, it's important for you to have a weapon with which you're comfortable and confident. Because it's right for me doesn't make it right for you. Your best option would be to try several configurations, from 3" to 5", and from several different high-quality manufacturers (such as Colt, SA, Para & Kimber). That'll give you an idea if the 1911 suits you.
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I noticed another poster stated that he had shot many IPSC and IDPA matches, and 95% of the jams and failurss had all been 1911s, and then advocated the mighty Glock. Let me state here that they fail just like any other pistol; I used to own a G21 that I used in the annual Glock match to win a G34 model in 2005. I went and traded the G21 for a Springfield XD tactical model because the Glock was a 1st Gen. The next year I was at the Glock match shooting the G34, having only put about 100 rounds through it, I was on the plate rack on my way to winning another pistol when the locking block cracked in half, locking the slide, rendering the gunb useless. Chris Edwards was watching this and was astounded, to say the least. The first words out of his mouth were, "please tell me you were using factory ammo". Of course, I had the receipt from the vendor where I had purchased 200 rounds at the match. It took the Glock armorer 2 hours to get the gun apart to fix it. If you go to the "glocktalk" forum, there is post upon post of guys that describe and display pictures of their "spare parts" boxes they take to matches with them, to replace parts that break during matches.
The only spare parts I ever took for my full house race gun that I owned for 7 years was the equipment I used to clean and lubricate the magazines during a match. And the gun never failed me during a match.
So enough about the "reliable" Glocks. They fail just as much as everyone elses' guns do.
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The Truthful Truth Concerning 1911 Format Handguns.
The 1911 format pistols demand dedicated familiarity in order to be used to its maximum safe potential for self defense.
The correct operation of the thumb safety needs to becomes as ingrained and as natural as blinking.
The proper operation the thumb safety as an integral part of the firearm presentation sequence needs to become a part of your subconscious mental functioning and conditioning. That is a must.
Obviously, spending a lot of time with the pistol will make that happen.
There are very few handguns out there that are able to be broken completely down to their last part and reassembled in total darkness (if need be) and without special gun-smithing tools.
The trigger is short, sweet and perfectly predictable and cannot be bested by any other firearm in the market place for accurate shot placement. I don't think there is any firearm that naturally points better save for SIG which are about equal.
That is why the 1911 has lasted so long and it more popular now than it ever was.
It's really a genius built/designed firearm.
It's the Thomas Edison light bulb of the firearm world.
It is one of those classic workhorse uber-reliable handguns that grows ever increasingly "owner appreciated" the more you get to know it.
Can you tell that I think it's one of the best inventions ever?
if you are NOT willing to give the 1911 the time that it needs in order to become your ideal personal defense firearm then there a HOST of other great and "more modern" firearms "out there" and you should do yourself a HUGE favor and pick from one of those.
Just my personal opinion.
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MAGS, MAGS, MAGS... This is the primary failure point for most of the 1911 problems you will encounter. I know it has been stated already, but it is the truth!!!!!!!!
95% of failures at IDPA and IPSC matches were from 1911s was stated... Well take a look at how many of the guns are 1911s. I would guess 70 to 80% (depending on part of the country) are 1911s at these matches. That coupled with the 1911 is a very customizable platform. Many people do their own custom work and that might lead to an increased FTFs. I am guilty of it myself.
My advice is never carry any firearm (EVER) without going through a break-in period. I don't care who the manuf is, if you can't say I have ran hundreds of rounds through this pistol without a problem, then you don't need to be trusting your life with it.
My 1911s are customized (work done myself) and I have worked out all the issues I have introduced to the firearms. I have always used QUALITY parts when doing the work. I would trust my life with any of my 1911s. Plus I feel a lot safer with a gun (even cocked and locked) that has 3 safeties (counting finger off trigger).
If the only safety on the firearm is located on the trigger, I will not own the gun. This allows for ND and ADs.
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I have two Kimbers...thousands of rounds through each...never a problem after a few hundred rounds...still have the Kimber mags, too!
I'm not a Smith, so I can not comment on the 'internals'...I am able to break them down, and I do after each use (hate the paperclips...my Glock and Beretta can spoil you on the breakdown process). My Kimber Ultra (3 in.) has been very dependable, and I trust it for my SD.
I am always amazed by all of the mechanical knowledge on this site...
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Heh, heh. Lot's of good info and sound opinions, here, Das, but I didn't see any addressing the salient point: your friend/dealer knows you.
I don't know what your other weapons are, but personally, I've owned Glocks and 1911s- the 1911s in both 9mm and .45 (Champion, 2 Gvt. Models, and 2 STI BLSs). I've owned 8 Glocks- the three prior to the ones I now own, I sold to get the STIs.
At the time, I was thinking, "I like the 1911 feel, 9 rounds will do the work, and the STI is just over 1/2 the width of the Glock..." Ooops. I knew they would take some break-in. Did it. I knew the handling was different. Did lots of draws and dry-fire. What the heck was I thinking...?!? Simply put, on a personal basis, the 1911 just won't cut it for me. Parts and mags are more expensive, the safety if kept "carry-size" is a fumble in the happening, and in the world today, I'm happier with 45 rounds on board, rather than 27.
To each their own. If our world situation was different, by all means, I would suggest "owning a piece of history" and "having the 1911 experience", but recognizing the current climate I can't in honesty recommend that. Unless you have lots of disposable income. Get what you know works for you. Best of all, buy two. Buy mags, ammo and spare parts. Then, start to look for variety. Just my $.02...


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Chapter 24Mature
Maven returned to ruins of her once beautiful Keep. Not all of the Keep was destroyed with the falling of the Tower of the Queen, but it was very unstable and deemed unlivable. She gently pushed the once great door open. Ash and rubble blanketed the floor. She walked slowly through the mess. She looked down at the charred bodies, and then simply looked away. Finally, she arrived at the doors that led into the throne room. She breathed in slowly, for she was not prepared to see whatever was behind those doors. The oaken doors opened slowly, and in front of her was her room.
"It's a sight, I know." Jareed said, standing behind Maven.
Maven shook her head and turned around, now looking at the man that called himself Jareed. "I'm sorry, I don't believe we met."
Jareed laughed. "Oh, but we have your Grace." He walked around a large piece of stone and wood that had fallen.
Maven ignored the man that was approaching her and continued walking towards the ash covered throne. Tears ran down her eyes as she came to the realization that her city was collapsing. She ran her hand across the base of the throne, feeling its hardness. She had spent so many hours in this one room; thinking, planning. Maven lifted her gown and turned herself around, now facing the throne room.
"The Queen has returned." She said, laughing viciously.
Jareed stared in awe as Maven slowly sat back on her throne, ignoring the rest of the ruined Keep. He simply stood there, watching her look at the destruction that had fallen upon Sunspear Keep. Jareed brushed off some of the ash that had fallen on his robe. Even he was captured in the strange beauty that the Keep radiated. Jareed could not recall ever a moment that he had seen anything more beautiful.
"It can be fixed." Maven said, showing a slight smile.
Maven didn't really change after being brought back. Just her outside appearance was different. Her normal, somewhat optimistic attitude still lived on within her.
Maven rose, looking at everything that stood before her. "I wish to go to what remains of the Royal Corridor."
Jareed frowned at her. "Your Grace, the entire Royal Corridor was destroyed when the tower collapsed. Many men died that day, they died trying to save you."
Maven smiled, "Then they died in a noble cause, now I do believe we should go to the Hall of the Foreseen so the Grand Sage knows that I am alive and well."
Bormir coughed up some blood. He slowly stood up, his leg caused him to fall. Slowly, he crawled over to the gate of his cell, which had been damaged when the tower fell. Bormir noticed that the guard that had once beaten him, lay their dead in his own pool of blood.
"Deserved it," he coughed some more, "noble bastard."
Bormir tried standing up again, this time he was in less pain. He pushed on the cell door, and it fell over. Bormir laughed, then coughed even heavier. He was finally free, and he was going to seek revenge on his daughter. Suddenly, he was shocked when the prison began to shake a little. He was running out of time. The barracks where heavily damaged when the tower had fallen.
Frantically Bormir searched for stairs or a ladder that would lead him out of the prison. Bormir became a sweaty mess as he knew he was losing time, and every second that passed was a second that could cut between life and death. Bormir grabbed everything, feeling it and its texture to see if it was a ladder or a step.
Without warning, a large piece of stone and wood collapsed, creating a large hole in the ceiling. Light filled in the room and took away the darkness, now making the ladder visible. Bormir climbed up the ladder and just walked out of the barracks, and no guard would notice his disappearance.
A woman sat in a dark room, only lit by a single candle. On her neck was a large emerald pendant. She had a quill in her right hand and was writing something on a piece of parchment.
"We will rewrite history." She said to a man that was hidden in darkness.
"Indeed we will." He replied.
The woman rose, only half of her face was visible to the man, and she was ravishing. The woman walked past the man, then stopped and looked at him.
"But not all of us can help people rewrite history, now can we?" She asked him.
"Well, that's a very difficult question." He replied.
The woman laughed, then pulled out her dagger, cutting the man's throat. "Should have just answered the question."
She walked out of the room swiftly. Preparations needed to be made and she had no time for people to just stand around being incompetent. She walked quickly down the long and dark corridor; she had to get that letter to Kyro before it was too late.
A man rushed up to her, and he seemed to be in a panic. "M'lady, our men found Kyro by the stables. It appeared that he tried to kill himself last night."
"And he has survived, correct?" She asked, appearing not amused.
"Yes, he will recover. He hasn't woken yet, but the Sages and Scryers have been praying over him since he arrived at the Hall of the Foreseen." The man replied.
"Then there is still hope!" She said quickly before running down the remainder of the corridor.


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A week into NFL free agency, the majority of star names have already been snapped up. Former Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace is now a Miami Dolphin. Cliff Avril, the top pass rusher available at the start of free agency, has ditched Detroit for Seattle. Wes Welker, as improbable as it still sounds, will be catching passes from Peyton Manning, not Tom Brady, next year.
And so we begin the annual rush to judgement – the grading and ranking of teams on the basis of business conducted far away from a football field. History tells us it is a futile exercise. In 2011 the Philadelphia Eagles used free agency as the chief foundations for their construction of the "Dream Team". Two years, 20 losses and zero playoff appearances later, the roster has been disassembled and the head coach fired.
Philadelphia are hardly the first to fall victim to such hyperbole. The Washington Redskins have "won" free agency many times over since Dan Snyder bought the team in 1999, yet made the playoffs just four times in the past 14 years. Likewise the lavish spending of Jerry Jones for the Dallas Cowboys has often failed to reap its anticipated rewards.
As Jen Floyd Engel wrote over on Fox Sports:
"Judging a team by their amount of action on the first day of the NFL league year is kind of like judging porn on its dialogue. You are missing the point."
The temptation to laud the big spenders and chastise the cheapskates is high, yet it is often the most frugal franchises – those who choose to build through the draft first and foremost – who prevail in the long-term.
So it is that I ask you to take the following shortlist of winners and losers from the first week of free agency with a healthy pinch of salt. The true value of these deals will not be known for many months, but that doesn't mean we can't have a little fun speculating.
The Denver Broncos
Only one team, New England, scored more points than Denver last year. And so the Broncos went out and signed one of the Patriots' most important offensive weapons. Welker led New England in both receptions (118) and receiving yards (1,354) in 2012, yet for the second year running was made to feel slighted by the modest contract offer he received from the team. The Broncos were prepared to be a little more generous.
Receiver was not ostensibly a position of need for Denver, but Manning has long stressed the importance of having a reliable option in the slot and despite Welker's increased number of drops over the last two years, there are still few better in the league at what he does.
The Broncos have, furthermore, also sought to address the areas in which they were weak last season – adding Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie to a secondary which was one blown coverage away from eliminating the eventual Super Bowl champions Baltimore from the playoffs. Reinforcements to the interior of the offensive line were needed after Chris Kuper's injury problems last year, and Denver got one of the best guards on the market in Louis Vasquez. Retaining Pro Bowl left tackle Ryan Clady was also a key piece of business.
With Manning approaching his 37th birthday, Denver need a supporting cast that is ready to win now, not later. On paper their moves look sound. Whether or not they will pan out as such, only time can tell.
The Seattle Seahawks
For all that Seattle got right on defense last year, their pass rush was distinctly mediocre. The Seahawks ranked joint-18th in the league with 36 sacks last season. New additions Cliff Avril and Michael Bennett combined for 18.5 sacks over the same period. Furthermore, the team did not overpay for either player – handing Avril $15m over two years and Bennett $5m for one.
As Chris Burke points out over on SI.com, the team was smart about the length of both deals, too. Short contracts mean the team will not be handcuffed financially when key players such as quarterback Russell Wilson and cornerback Richard Sherman become able to renegotiate their rookie deals over the next couple of years. (Players are not allowed to renegotiate rookie deals until after their third season in the league.)
Throw in the team's trade for Percy Harvin and it's easy to see why Seattle are already feeling optimistic about the upcoming season. With San Francisco also quietly making some smart moves – most notably acquiring Anquan Boldin from Baltimore for just a sixth-round draft pick – the NFC West will be a lot of fun to watch.
Mike Wallace
In signing Wallace to a five-year, $60m contract, the Dolphins secured the services of arguably the most explosive offensive playmaker available in this year's free agency. The former Pittsburgh Steeler may prove to be an invaluable weapon to Ryan Tannehill, and certainly ought to alleviate the pressure on fellow receiver Brian Hartline. The real winner, though, was not Miami but Wallace himself.
The reality of a $123m salary cap – $5m lower than it was in 2009 – is being felt across the league. Big-money deals are few and far between. On Saturday the agent CJ Laboy, whose clients include the Buffalo receiver Stevie Johnson, and Baltimore linebacker Courtney Upshaw, railed against the 2011 Collective Bargaining Agreement, which created the present circumstances.
The salary cap is projected to remain flat until 2015. Against such a backdrop, Wallace's deal – which includes $30m of guaranteed money – looks all the more remarkable.
Steven Jackson
Speaking to the Guardian last November, the then St Louis Rams running back Steven Jackson was candid in discussing the frustrations of playing for a losing team. He was a man conflicted, torn between a sincere affection for the city of St Louis and a desire to experience playoff football once again.
Jackson has rushed for over 1,000 yards in each of the last eight seasons – becoming just the sixth NFL player ever to do so – yet has not played a postseason game since his rookie year, when he was still serving as the back-up to Marshall Faulk in St Louis. Set to turn 30 this July, Jackson's performances have declined from his peak, but he still averaged a respectable 4.1 yards per carry last season – better than either Michael Turner (3.6 ypc) or Jacquizz Rodgers (3.9 ypc) managed for his new team, Atlanta.
With Tony Gonzalez returning, the Falcons want to win now, and so too does Jackson. After a career of giving up his body in a losing cause, the break feels well deserved.
Elvis Dumervil's agent
The one player Denver failed to sign last week was Pro Bowl defensive end Elvis Dumervil, who had agreed terms on a new contract – one which would have reduced his base salary for 2013 from $12m to $8m – but failed to return the signed forms in time for Friday's 4pm deadline. That was the point at which Dumervil's existing deal would have rolled over into the new season, guaranteeing the player the full $12m. Denver had no choice but to terminate it.
Dumervil promptly fired his agent, Marty Magid. The latter, in turn, has blamed the team for making late adjustments to their proposal. Others have cited the fact that Dumervil, not owning a fax machine, lost crucial minutes driving around Miami to find a Kinko's from which he could send his copy of the contract. His fax did eventually reach the Broncos' front office – six minutes too late.
What we do know for certain is that Dumervil is now a free agent. Early reports had him keen on returning to the Broncos anyway, but he is now said to be considering his options. The departure of a player who has racked up 63.5 sacks in six seasons would certainly be a blow to Denver. But the real loser here is the agent who just lost an $8m-per-year client over a late fax.
The Baltimore Ravens
This one is up for debate. Those seeking to defend the Ravens' general manager Ozzie Newsome would point out that he has been obliged to make difficult decisions this offseason in order to accommodate Joe Flacco. After being named as MVP of Super Bowl XLVII, Flacco demanded to get paid as an elite NFL quarterback should. The Ravens obliged, but as a consequence have had to create salary cap space elsewhere.
The trading away of Boldin is understandable in that regard – even if a sixth-round pick does still feel too little to ask in return – as is the decision to let Ed Reed test the open market. Boldin is 32 and Reed 34. Both players take a physical approach to the game, which will become harder to sustain as they continue to get up in years. With Ray Lewis retiring, the loss of veteran leadership will be significant, but if it is for the long-term good of the team then the moves are at least justifiable.
Harder to accept for many fans may be the departures of linebackers Paul Kruger and Dannell Ellerbe. It was widely expected that the team might lose one of the two 27-year-olds, but not both at once. Each player shone in the absence of injured veterans last year – Ellerbe filling a Lewis-sized hole in run support and Kruger sustaining the team's pass rush while Terrell Suggs was injured. Now the Ravens must begin the search for quality replacements all over again.
The Cincinnati Bengals
While most teams are battling to stay under the salary cap, Cincinnati are one of the few teams with room to spare. The Bengals began free agency with more than $55m worth of cap space to play with, and despite re-signing linebacker Rey Maualuga on Monday, the team still has plenty left over. Despite this, they have so far not even succeeded in bringing back right tackle Andre Smith. The Bengals' failure to be more proactive has come as a significant surprise. With many of the most high-profile free agents already off the board, their opportunities to do so are rapidly diminishing.
Darrelle Revis
Still a New York Jet, Revis's hopes of landing the $100m contract of his dreams look slim indeed. Between the low salary cap and the player's cruciate ligament injury last season, it is hard to imagine anybody taking such a financial gamble at this time. Nevertheless, the player has been the subject of many conversations already in the last two days at the annual league owners' meetings, and the Jets may yet find a trade partner for the final year of his existing deal. Tampa Bay are said to be willing to offer a 2014 first round pick, but New York are after something for this year's draft.
Revis received a $1m roster bonus on Monday, which might not seem to make him an obvious reason to appear here in the losers' column. But in reality the payment of said bonus only reduces any sense of urgency that the Jets may have felt to get something done. Now that the money is committed, the team has one less incentive to do a deal quickly.
Tim Tebow
At least Revis – whose playing talents have never been in doubt – would be welcome back in New York for another season if no trade partner is found. Tim Tebow can have no such optimism about his prospects of retaining a job in the NFL next year. For now he, too, remains a Jet, but there are no guarantees that he still will be come September. And the later he is released, the fewer teams will be in the market for another quarterback.
Still, word from Orlando is that there may be at least one suitor awaiting him in the Arena Football League; and a keen one at that.


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- Beds: 4
- Stories: 0
- Foreclosure: No
- Below Ground Sq. Feet: 1,092
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $2,122
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 2 (Full: 2 3/4: 0 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 2,184 ($85.39 per sq. foot)
- Lot Area: 0.30
- County: Goodhue
- Year Built: 2010
- Status: Sold on 6/1/2015
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 1,092
- Lot Size: irregular
- School District: Pine Island #255
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Appliances Dishwasher, Disposal, Microwave, Range/Stove, Refrigerator
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Fireplace No
Fuel Natural Gas
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Heat Forced Air
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Miscellaneous: DPR Eligible No
Other Finished Above Grade - 1092.00, Finished Below Grade - 950.00, Foundation Size - 1092, Garage Type: Garage SqFt - 535, Square Feet: Above Ground SqFt - 1092, Square Feet: Below Ground SqFt - 1092, Square Feet: Main Floor SqFt - 1092, Square Feet: Total SqFt - 2184, Tax Year - 2014
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Dining Room M x
Kitchen M x
Master Bedroom M x
Bathroom L x
Bedroom 3 L x
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Three Australians make a run but fall short at the Masters
When it comes to green jackets, Australia is now 0-for-75 in the Masters. As close as they were Sunday, the Aussies should at least get to try one on.
Australian Jason Day tied for second with countryman Adam Scott at 12 under. Geoff Ogilvy tied for fourth at 10 under. All three had at least a share of the lead at some point Sunday, and Scott had it to himself for a time before Charl Schwartzel closed with four consecutive birdies to win.
"It's just disappointing that I didn't win when I held the lead with a few holes to go," said Scott, 30, looking down and struggling to get the words out. "I'm usually a pretty good closer. I didn't do a bad job today, but Charl was better. It was an incredible finish. I'm proud of the way I played, but I'm disappointed that I didn't get it done when I was right there at the end."
THE MASTERS: Schwartzel closes fast for victory
SCORES: Final-round results
CHART: The decisive back nine
IN FOCUS: Top images from the 2011 Masters
Greg Norman finished second three times (1986, 1987 and most painfully in 1996).
"Especially since Greg was getting close so many times, it became a big thing for Australia," Ogilvy said.
Ogilvy had five consecutive birdies on the back nine Sunday. Day birdied the 18th to tie for second.
"Obviously, we fell short a little bit," Day said. "But it just shows how good Australian golf is right now."
The Aussies had vocal fan support. "Yeah, massive, massive group of Aussies following," Day said. "We did everything we could, and the Aussies were back behind us, which was fantastic."
European drought continues
Europeans occupied six of the top nine spots in the world rankings entering the Masters, but the drought in the Masters continues. The last European player to claim the green jacket was Jose Maria Olazabal in 1999. The top finisher, world No. 4 Luke Donald of England, tied for fourth at 10 under. Top-ranked Martin Kaymer, the reigning PGA champion from Germany, missed the cut for the fourth consecutive year. No. 2 Lee Westwood, still chasing his first major title, tied for 11th at 5 under. No. 5 Graeme McDowell, the U.S. Open champion, missed the cut. No. 6 Paul Casey finished 1 over. And No. 9 Rory McIlroy, the 54-hole leader, closed with an 80 and tied for 15th at 4 under.
Reporter denied access
A female columnist said she was denied access to interview in the players locker room Sunday. A Masters spokesman said it was a misunderstanding and that the locker room is open to female journalists.
Tara Sullivan, columnist for the Bergen Record of New Jersey, said on Twitter: "Bad enough no women members at Augusta. But not allowing me to join writers in locker room interview is just wrong."
Steve Ethun, director of communications for the Masters, issued an apology.
"It was a complete misunderstanding by a security guard," Ethun said. "Our policies fall in line with all of those of major sporting events in that she should have been rightfully allowed access to our locker room. … That was a misunderstanding by that particular security guard. … We offer our apology. It should not have happened, and that's not our policy whatsoever."
Ethun was asked if the fact that Augusta National Golf Club has no female members was a factor in the "misunderstanding?"
"Only our chairman (Billy Payne) can talk about membership issues," Ethun said.
Melanie Hauser, a woman covering her 28th Masters (currently for pgatour.com), said the locker room has been open to female journalists since 1985. She said the access was gained with support from the Golf Writers Association of America.
"I can tell you've I've been in that locker room a number of times," Hauser said. "I've stood there with Greg Norman many times."
Added Ethun: "When you hire this many people, miscommunication does take place. While we do our best to control all of our communications with the right amount of training, this specific person misunderstood our policy. … It shouldn't have happened."
Key hole
The 445-yard, par-4 opening hole is always a difficult starting point in the Masters. Though historically only the sixth-toughest hole on the course, this year it ranked No. 2. It could have been a harbinger for the day for McIlroy, who opened with a bogey on the way to an 8-over 80.
Scoring average: 4.243
Eagles: 1
Birdies: 14
Pars: 199
Bogeys: 76
Double bogeys: 6
Final numbers
The cut: Was 1-over-par 145 (which ties the record for lowest cut), with 49 heading to the weekend. Among the notables who exited via Magnolia Lane, in addition to McDowell and Kaymer, were reigning British Open champion Louis Oosthuizen and three-time major winner Vijay Singh.
The stats: The final scoring average for the tournament was 72.4257, with 33 eagles and 1,028 birdies, the best scoring average since 1992 (71.909).
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Located just a short stroll to a sandy beach, this detached traditional Norfolk style flint newly built holiday home provides wonderful accommodation for any time of the year. Comes complete with cosy wood burner and a large lawned enclosed garden to quietly while away the hours and unwind. Just a few minutes by car takes you to Bacton wood for walking, cycling, picnics and birdwatching or simply stay in the village and explore the pubs and cafe's and maybe enjoy a trip to the ice cream parlour on the sea front.
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"What?" He says, as if he doesn't even notice his face.
"What happened to your face?" I ask. Everyone turns to stare at him, their eyes widening.
"Dude!" Elliot yells, just barely keeping quiet enough for the teachers not to notice we're outside. "What the hell happened to you? Did you get in a fight?"
Amy just stood there, frozen, staring at him. Her eyes narrowed slightly, but she said nothing.
"I um... T-tripped and fell," Ryder stutters, staring absently at the ground.
"Oh. Alright then. Let's get going," Amy says, offering one hand to me and her other to Ryder to help pull us up from where we were sitting on the ground. Elliot's already standing, since he was just leaning against the stairwell leading to the side door of the school.
'I wonder what actually happened. He didn't really seem to be telling the truth,' I think to myself as Amy leads us off, away from the school.
Amy stops in the back of an abandoned looking alley and sits down on an old dumpster. The rest of us give her and each other questioning looks.
"We left school for this?" Elliot asks, looking unimpressed. He kicks at an empty coca-cola can and wrinkles his nose.
I look around, taking in the new environment. Ahead of me was a brick wall that probably stood at least 10 feet tall. To my left was a row of dumpsters, one of which Amy's sitting on. To my right is a pile of boxes.
"What is there to do here?" Ryder asks. He's standing unusually stiff, his eyes darting around. I think he might be having a panic attack from all the disorganization. 'He seems to like to be really organized.'
"I came here mostly for Cam," Amy tells us. I swallow back surprise. 'She came for me?' My heart raced slightly at the idea, though I don't know why.
"Why me?" I ask, perplexed. "There's nothing to do here."
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Elegante Houseboat a L'Aia
Massimo di ospiti4
Camere da letto2
Dimensioni100 m²
- Internet Wi-Fi
- Stanza privata (con chiave)
- Biancheria da bagno
- Cucina
- Parcheggio disponibile
- Animali ammessi
- Lavatrice
Dettagli dell'alloggio
|Viaductweg, 2525KK Den Haag, Paesi Bassi
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I would like to welcome you to our houseboat in The Hague. This new and spacious houseboat (2011) 100m2 features high ceilings and lots of space. The large windows allow plenty of sunlight to enter which makes it wonderful to stay on it.
When you open the door of the houseboat you will enter a spacious hall, with in front of you the first luxurious bathroom equiped with a tradiotional asian sink and large shower. This bathroom also provides a washing machine and dryer. The main hall will give you acces to the large living room, which overlooks the canal on the back side of the houseboat. You'll find a cozy sitting area with a comfortable sofa and chair with a TV and dvd-player. You'll also find the luxurious kitchen (dishwasher, microwave, oven and coffee machine) with free coffee and tea making facilities.
This house boat is suitable for four persons with two bedrooms and two luxurious bathrooms with toilet and separate shower. The master bedroom is in the back of houseboat and gives you a nice view on the water. In this room, there is a large bed for two persons. The smaller room has a loftbed, which provides two places to sleep.
Between Groente en Fruitmarkt and Laakhaven-West
Central location in a multicultural area of The Hague. With a 2 minute walk you arrive at the nearest tramstation wich bring you in 5 minutes to The Hague Holland Spoor and within 9 minutes to the center of The Hague.
This new inhabitants of the Laakhaven-West, together with the people that stayed behind from the early days, make this neighborhood a pleasant place with a mixture of all kinds of styles and activities.
Also culturally the area has much to offer.
Within a 10 minute walk you will find the Haagse Markt. Until May 16, 1938, the Hague Market was closer to the center, on the Prinsengracht. As all exotic fruits such as bananas were sold. In 1920 In 1938 they moved the market by increasing traffic, to its current location at the Herman Coster Street, between the Transvaal and Schilderswijk. The market has over the years developed into the largest market in the Netherlands.
The market is known as the Hague Mart (without k).
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We were 3 persons who spent a couple of great days in Den Haag. The houseboat is really well equipped, spacious, clean and close to the city center of Den Haag. The boat is situated in an industrial area, however it was quiet and shopping possibilities were nearby. Renting a bicycle is the best way to explore Den Haag and the beaches around (just like Amsterdam.. :))
The info folder was really helpful and contained useful tips. The only thing missing was a small instruction for the baking oven, as we were not used to it ;)
We will certainly visit the region once again!
Thank you very much Judith! :)
Super and quiet location. Ideal for 4 people. Always again. Everything worked perfect.
Close to the City by public transportation. 45 min to walk to central Station. Shops nearby.
Lack of storage in master bedroom (used for travel cot and linen) No mirror in shower room. Other toilet had problems with flush. Only 3 minor things which did not effect our holiday whats so ever. Ample cleaning products ie. dishwasher tablets and washing liquid for clothes. Plenty tea and coffee making facilities and lovely scented candles. Thoughrally enjoyed our stay and made some friends in the shape of the moor hens and swans who visited us daily for a snack.
Very nice boat, spacey and clean. This was the best accommodation so far by Wimdu. I had a very nice stay with visits to museum's in Amsterdam and The Hague.
It's incredible to wake up in the morning looking out over water, as your'e first morning-site. Sometimes a boat passes and your'e boat rocks slowly. When it happens at night the rocking of the boat make you believe your'e sailing the seven seas (as pirate). Wonderful.
The hostess is a very pleasant woman.
We enjoyed the Location. Everything went nice. It is a beautiful houseboat and it was clean and nice.
Perfekt Location :)
We had a wonderful weekend in Den Haag. The houseboat is a lovely and a very special accomodation, which we enjoyed a lot. The houseboat with its 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms is really big and enough for 4 persons or a family...Judith was an excellent host and very helpful at any time...The communication per SMS/Mail was without any problem...Thank you!
We enjoyed a relaxed and comfortable weekend on the houseboat. We felt welcome and free. Very practical was the near tram-station with direct connecion to the centrum and to the beach as well.
It was a beautyful week we spend in the Hague! The housboat was the perfect accomodation! Very large, everything there what you need und in 10 minutes you are in the city! Very uncomplicated with the key. We want to go again to the Hague and again to this housboat.
Thank you for the fantastic days!
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Thomas the Tank Engine's European Word Book
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Thomas the Tank Engine's European Word Book is a book of European languages.
In this book, the reader can learn about words and phrases related to things you see on railways and their French and German translations.
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- Duck
- Donald and Douglas
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wikiHow to Make Floral Honey Conserve
Honey based conserves made from flower petals are delicious and can use up a supply of petals grown in abundance. This recipe is a generic one that can be used for a wide variety of edible flowers.
- Floral petals of choice or green tips (see list of ideas below in "Tips"), all must be edible; if in doubt, don't use
- Honey, three times the weight of the flower petals
1Pound the flower petals or green tips into a pulp. Use a mortar and pestle for the most effective outcome.
2Pour the honey and flower petals into a small ceramic bowl.
3Mix well together using a wooden or melamine spoon.
4Pour the mixture into the jar.
5Consume. This is usually eaten in teaspoonful amounts. It can be taken as a delicacy in itself or spread on bread, toast, croissants, or crackers as wished.
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- Store in the same manner as honey.
- The types of flower petals and green tips suitable for conserves include:
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Daily Advertiser (Newspaper) - May 31, 1943, London, Middlesex \ TUE S D A Y, May 31 '743 Af*y 29 fe down: tl for Maryland, and remains; with his Majefty's Ship the Augufta; and the-Tender ; tiie Swedtfh Ship, from Eail India, and the outward bound Ships ai per laft. Wind South-Weit. Extras of a Letter from Hagje, dated May 31. * 1 1* try; the ton tore mdderate � Manner of Speaking, infomuch that it*s expefted he will * foon declare that the King his Matter can by nc Means *-r&ent or be difla tisfied vv-ith the Refoldtion of their *" High Mightineffes, who have done nothing more than 4 executed the Engagements they were under; and that his * Majefty has the lefs Reafon to be difcontented at this * Refolution, as he is fully perfuaded that tb'efe iVoogs * will not march farther than the Frontiers of th* RepQp-! � lick. In the fame Manner, after having fo much 'fill-. * minated againft the firft Augmentation, he had Orders * prefently after kY being refoJved on to approve of it. * Letters from London inform us too, that M. JBoffi rery * far from thinking of fetting out for Paris, lately received * an Exprefs from'thence, and was a considerable Time in * Conference upon the Difpntches thereof with one of the V Minifters of State, who made Report thereof to the * Council of Regency. It's afiur'd that he has made * Propofuions on the Fart of the Emperor, for regulating * the Preliminaries between that Prince and her Majefty. * - of Hungary* The Council caufed it to be told him, that * an Exp re is ihould immediately be difpitclied with thefe ? Propoiitions to, Hanover, and that as foon as poffible, * -after it's Return from thence, an Anfwer ihould be given * him. On this Anfwer will probably depend the Con- * tinuation of the War* or the Concluiion of a Sufpeniion * of Arms, �� Council an Army of 40000 upon the, Maes without bur- * thffning the provinces, the-^xpences of this extraordi-nary Affair being propofed to be borne by People in eafy ' Circumftances, who are poffefs'd at ledftof an Income of * 5000 Livres per Annum. . Poverty extremely prevaHsin * the Provinces ; there is exceffive Murmuring in Paris, and * in the other great Cities, and Money is every where 4 very fcarce. Counterfeit Ducats are made in large 5Quantities of our own Specie, and are fent in Barrels 4 into Germany, from whence, bad as they are, they never * return, and little or no Money is now received here from 4 ~Spafn9 io that Thfnjjp here tend iirongly towards Mifery.* LONDON. 1 The Calmar, Capt. Boham, a Swediih Indiaraan, arrived laft-'Saturday in the Downs from China; in which came Exprefs to- the Lords of the Admiralty Lieutenant Saunders, of his Majeily's Ship the Gloucefler, one of Commodore Anfon's, Squadron, and brings Advice, that the Commodore arrived in the Centurion the 28th of December laft at Canton in China, from the South Seas, the Gloucefler Man of War being burnt by Accident at Sea a few Days before, and the other Ship was funk, the Riches being firft taken out, for want of Hands, the Commodore having then en board 280 Men, all in good Health, and intended to fail for England with the firft Fleet that departed for Europe, there being then there the following Ships, viz. the Prin-cefs Mary, Capt.-George Martin, the Onflow, Capt. John Bakhen, the Augufta, the Hon. Capt. A. Townftiend, and the Defence, Capt. Thomas Coates. The Calmar touched at "the Cape, where Capt. Boham was informed, that the Porto Bello, Capt. Fifher, from Bombay, the Benjamin, Capt. Benjamin Wey, from Mocha and Bombay, the Tygris, Capt. John Petre, from Coaft and Bay, and the'Neptune, Capt. Francis d'Abbadic, from Bencoolen, were all failed from thence in their homeward-bound Paflage to St. Helena. ^Some Letters by this Ship mention, that Capt. George Martin died the 5th of "January laft, and one oi the that Capt. Bakhen was dead. Capt. William Nairne went out from Sweden Commander of the Calmar, but died in his Voyage home; he was formerly cmploy'd in the India-Company's Service here. They write from St. Kit's of the *oth of April, that Commodore Knowles was put into Curafao, having kid Ships much fliatter'd before La Guerre, without doing any confiderable Damage to that Town ; but it was believ'd he would renew, the Attack zs foon as Jus Ships were refitted. They write from Oftend, by way of Dover, that they had inft receivM an Accnunt that Rraunau was taken on We hear the Slight Hon. the Lord Edgecumb wijl be appointed Treafurer of the Navy, in trie room ol Sir Charles Wager, deteas'cL. ..... . . feft N-ght the Corps of the late Sir" Charles Wager was privately interr'd in the North Ifle of. Weftminfter-Abbey ,The General Court which As appointed by the Court of Directors for the Z2d of June, at the EaO. India-Houfe, is, we hear, to lay the State of the Company's AfKwrs dc'oij the Proprietors, and to giVe them'Notice that they w.ii is at prefent only Seven. On Sanday Night laft Thomas Bark, for ftee.lmg a Parcel of Glafs Wares,. and Anne Boon for receiving the fune knowing them to be ftolen, werfe committed to New-Pnfon by Col. De Veil. Sittings in London and Middlefcx before the Right Hon1. Sir William Lee, Kiit. Lord Chief Juftice of his Majefty's Court of King'* Bench at Weftmmikr, in and after Trinity-Term; 1743. Middlefex. Tdefiiay J TuefHay Monday 7> So. After Term, j London. Friday June 10, ThurfUay 16, Tuefday . 21. After Term, Friday J 24 * They write from Paris, that a Scheme has been pro- IChai At the:Jfrandy~Warehoufes on I Sale ther^beft Jamaica Rum, at 7s. 9d. the bt-ft Conine Brandy, 'at 5 s. :and Batavia Arrackj at 15 s. a Gallon. At the faid Warehouses are nowalfo on Sale confiderable Quantities of Foreign Brandy and Rum Orange-Shrub, an 8 5. a Gallon } Which Shrub, when made into Punch, is equal, if not fuperior, to any Punch frefh made. . . . Canterbury, May 28, The Rev. Mr. Edmund Parker is pfefented by James Brockman, Ety to the Rettery oi Cheriton, near Dover, in the room of Mr. Bilton, deceas'd. On Wbdnefuay laft, abodt Ten o'CIock in the Morning, came on,at Rye the Trial of John Breads, for the barbarous Murder of Mr. Grebele, of that Piaee, which Uled till Ten o'Clock at Night, when he was cpiivifted and received Sentence of Death; and 'tis thought he will be hang'd in ! 1 i ns. On Tuefday laft at a Court-Martial at the Guildhall, two private Centmelsof Lieutenant-Genersl Barrell's Regiment, quarta-'d in this City, ~ were fentenced %0 be fhot for Defertion, �'' Woods, who was to have been executed on Friday the 13th inftant, but obtainM a Reprieve for three Weeks, is jaow ord^r'd for Execution on Mpnclay Se'nnight: ' High Water at Londojj-Bridge th;s D-iy at 34 Minut.fi after 4 mthe Morning, and 50 after 4 in the Afternoon. India Suck 195 1 half. Ditto Ditto Yefterday Bank Stock was 148. ;Soath-Sea. Stock, 115. Ditto Old Annates 115. New 115 r half. 'Three per Cent. Aanu:t'e . Lords,- Cvmpiffiovt* s o; . o* //V; 7/; at* ar^ pleased; to direEl, that all fuch difohlcd or Seamen ~vho ha-ve been minuted to be rec?irv1d ir.to the Royal Hafp'ital at Greemvicb, dj mak$ tleir s!-u,ea.�� ance at this Offce on Wednefday the \ji of next Month, at cIen 0*01x1: :x the Morning, ' Tl.o. Corbett. RoynlHofpital forSenmen at Greenwich, 25 May, 174 \ D. r.>t : J" v f :Ci Ltl\. for Seamen at Greenwich hcrebv give botice, that (u-:h Pf fans as are will;>ig to chut: .:SI for /:; -I'izg tie fuld Hofpital witS Butter ar:d Cherfe for one T>~ary ?::ay deliver their Propofals; fcalcd up, to tic DireSiors, at $ alters Hall, on Wednefday :t!:? xcth of Ju:e vcxt, at Eleven in t!,e Forenoon ; r.ud i/: the :vcan time, fa ap't lyn;g to t!;s Steward of the faid Hjfvital at Gree'-; v:ich, t'rei may be Irr-rrid rf 11>? hature of lie Service, and rf a 11 other Part;:.dcres relating thereto. cj^H E Cow* of Di>e-lcr$ of the (J/:it-n Cctn: av? cf Merchants of England trading to the Eajl- LiSies, do hereby give Notice^ that a ^arte> ly General C&:> t of the faid Cctpany will be balden at their Hiufe in Lea^-nhall-Streety on h ednefday the Zld of Jure next, upon fpecial Affairs. Thai their Transfer Books will be jqut up on ThurfJ^-, j op:;, d the z^d of the faid fune, at. Two o1 Clock > au'2 be again on Thurfday the 2 \ft of July next. . . t And that the Dividend, Warrants, due sit Midfun^mcr next, will be ready to be deliver d out on Friday the 2C/ti> of the faid July. * To the worthy Liienman 'of tee Ci'y of L b N d o N. Gentlemen, VOUR V nri Intereit are humbly R - M I L L N, Jt iSci for ALIiXANDE C tidier. cr.d To be one of the A!?-Oir.nen\, n tb? rnnm n* [A:, f.^hn Kirk", deceased ; he having betn an lnhab;tan: of Ti ;*�ty in the Wirwrcs frvcy-rhrce Vears, ar.H (erv'd all OfTice^ in thr i^iJ P^ri'.i ; hi; hj^n on tl.j LU'tiy upwards oi' twenty Years, ard fcrvM fe\cjai 'Or.u -s H the i.;r.l Company; but being now redue'd by Lofles in Tr.dc snu I):c?y c!1 D-unsfs ; his V/fe having b?en lame upwards of ih:rty Yrzvs, ;i:id brrr u:;Vr the S'ii-cco;is j,n�l Hhy^*-ficans Flancs above fit* ecu Vf.us ; by wh*�,l; unh.aipy (."in-. rr�(V.xncj-s lift is render*d incapable tf fupporting his Fji/aly, t/urefoie humbly bc^ our Favours in hh Bchuii. 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"Ebbe! Get 'yer arse over here!"
Eberhard Eichmann, Ebbe to most of his friends, opened his mouth wide as he ywaned himself to consciousness. He rubbed the sleep out of his eyes and threw the wool blanket off of him, letting out another loud yawn. He scratched his back and got up, groggily making his way towards the kitchen of their small house. He muttered a good morning to his mother as he sat down on a fine wooden chair.
"Well somebody seems to have enjoyed a good sleep."
Ebbe shrugged, his shoulders moving up and down. His mother rolled her eyes before heading back to something cooking in a cast iron pot. The aroma of the soup made its way to Ebbe's nose, his body suddenly perked up and he stood straight on the chair. "Whatcha' cooking mother?" He rose from hsi seat and peeked over her shoulder and his mouth began to water as he stared hungrily at the bubbling meat stew. "Now that looks mighty tasty..."
As he reached for a wooden spoon his mother quickly thumped the short bristles of hair on his head. She waved the spoon, a stern look on her face as he rubbed the throbbing pain on his head. "Oh no you don't you gluttonous oaf! As punishment for sleeping in again you'll have to eat your lunch the same time we do."
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His father said nothing but motioned towards an oncoming figure atop an old gray mare. Ebbe turned and smiled at the waving silhouette of a handsome young man with medium length blonde hair and bright blue eyes. "Morning Ebbe you lazy oaf!"
"Morning to you too pretty boy!" The young man jumped off his horse and walked to Ebbe, a smile on his face. He grinned before pulling him into a short bear hug, releasing him and chuckling before Ebbe spoke. "Been working that poor horse hard again?"
The boy shook his head. "Naaw not that, just came by here to say hello before I head out to the forest again."
"Of course you are Arnwald, or should I say 'Pride of Wesdern Rivers'?" Arnwald chuckled before waving at Elias. The man greeted him in the same way he had with Ebbe, a simple grunt before returning to his work. "So Arnwald, how long do you think it'll take to chop up those trees?"
As Arnwald opened his mouth to answer they heard a loud yell coming from down the street. Arnwald, Elias and Ebbe turned quickly towards a house similar to Ebbe's, a boy no older than fifteen years suddenly bursting out from it's door. His face was red and there was a mischievous grin on his face as he ran towards them


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Home to two of the most oldest and prestigious universities in the world - the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge, England has more than 3,40,000 international students who account for 18% of the total student population. With such popularity among students, England is one of the top choices of students for pursuing graduation and higher education.
Studying in England
England has a number of globally recognized institutions and universities and almost each one of them offers a myriad of studying opportunities for international students. In fact, the higher education system in England has served as a blueprint for several reputed universities across the world. The education system within the country focuses on imparting specific skills and qualities that employers look for in their employees in this highly diversified and competitive global business environment.
Life in England
With some of the oldest universities situated here, England has a history of seeing an influx of international students and ensuring a conducive learning atmosphere to them. Several universities in England make special arrangements for international students from escorting the student from the airport to arranging for his accommodation for the first year. The cost of living includes health care and food expenses, and is fairly reasonable. Also, since England welcomes over 3 lakhs international students every year, it has multi-cultural societies which make it easy for the students to adjust during their stay in the country.
Universities in England
From rural campus based institutions to large urban universities, there is a multitude of universities in England for courses in Business, Law, Medical, Teaching education, and Veterinary Science which are taught at undergraduate as well as post graduate level. After getting their post-graduation degrees from universities in England, up to 80% of the students studying at a particular university get jobs within six months, thereby underlining the strong provision of placements through these universities.
Partner Universities
Aberystwyth (Aber) University | Bangor University | Bath Spa University | Bellerbys College | Brunel University | Cambridge Education Group | College of Law | De Montfort University | Durham University | Heriot Watt University | Kingston University | Liverpool John Moores University | Manchester Metropolitan University | Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama | Study Group | Swansea University | Teesside University | The University of Buckingham | University of Bradford | University of Central Lancashire (UClan) | University of Essex | University of Glamorgon | University of Gloucestershire | University of Kent | University of Lincoln | University of Plymouth | University of Portsmouth | University of Roehampton | University of Stirling | University of Strathclyde
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