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Bolney, Angleterre RH17 5NE, Royaume-Uni
Fantastic place to stay, Sally couldn't have been more helpful and accommodating and the holiday let itself was beautifully presented. Would highly recommend.
corrine2016-07-02T00:00:00ZSally's place is a total dream. We couldn't believe how beautiful and clean it was and the surroundings are incredible. From lounging by the pool to reading by the lake, there's tennis, croquet and table tennis plus 3 friendly dogs who had a ball with our puppy. Sally was totally welcoming and helpful and answered our every query. We also enjoyed a long walk around Devils dyke nearby and cooked meals in the kitchen. We will definitely be back. The perfect post-wedding country escape!
Joanna2016-09-05T00:00:00ZTo say this was the best experience at Sally's property would be an understatement! We had the most incredible and lovely time staying here for four days. Aside from the aesthetics of this beautifully kept rental property, the thing I will remember and cherish most is Sally's infectious smile and willingness to help, offer advice, and simply be a wonderful host during our stay. The breathtaking views, the beauty of the property, the cleanliness of the home we rented, all of these things were exactly as described and, actually, far surpassed our expectations. I highly recommend this rental property,I highly recommend getting the opportunity to meet Sally and her husband, and I know that I will make every effort to come stay here again when the opportunity presents itself. LOVED every moment of our stay. Thank you!!!
Apryl2016-07-01T00:00:00ZA gorgeous, well equipped property with amazing gardens and views, set in a beautiful countryside location, close to the coast. Sally is a friendly and very helpful host who could not have done more to ensure we were happy and comfortable. Additionally she has a wealth of knowledge about the local area. The accommodation is beautifully designed and decorated. If you just want a really chilled weekend, take a book, enjoy the grounds and fields - no need to leave the property! Equally though, there is plenty to do within a short driving distance. Would recommend 100%. Thank you Sally. Hope to return!
Lynn2016-08-23T00:00:00ZThank you Sally for letting out your apartment, I had a lovely relaxing long weekend. My dog was able to roam free without the fear of any cars, I woke up to the sound of birds singing and Sally was the perfect host. Making sure I had everything I needed, whilst also giving me the space to relax. The room had everything described in the listing and more. Sally advised me of the best villages/towns/pubs to go to for a quiet stroll or lunch. She was only a text away if/when I needed anything. I will definitely be going back there again. Thank you again Sally x
Rhiannon2016-05-10T00:00:00ZWe had a lovely relaxing weekend at The Granary. The Garden and grounds were so picturesque and the location ideal to get away from it all. The Granary itself had everything we needed including a cosy woodburner. Sally and Michael were superb hosts and kindly gave us some great local dining and walking recommendations. Would love to return and perhaps stay longer next summer.
Sonu2016-09-20T00:00:00ZReally lovely apartment and grounds and Sally was a great host! Everything was organised perfectly, and we were even offered jackets when the weather turned out to be not so good one day. Would definitely recommend, it's close to Brighton & Devil's Dyke or nice just to relax in the Twineham area. The best Airbnb experience I have had!
Stephen2016-07-22T00:00:00ZThis is my second stay with Sally, my stay is always quiet, relaxing and extremely welcoming. She offered to book us a table at a nice pub or restaurant. Milk, tea and coffee was all really for us when we arrived. Unfortunately we were unable to use the heated pool due to bad weather, but that did not alter our stay in the slightest. I look forward to staying there again, the place is beautiful and Sally is absolutely wonderful.
Rhiannon2016-08-22T00:00:00ZType de logement
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Twineham, Angleterre RH17 5NP, Royaume-Uni
Notre hôte était sympathique. Nous avions reçu des indications précises pour la route la veille. Il y avait des fruits, des oeufs et du lait dans le logement. Le logement avait été bien décrit et le quartier est très calme.
Laurent2016-03-12T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful stay at Pippa's pod in Hurstpierpoint. Everything inside is kindly arranged so you can only enjoy the place. The pod lies in a beautiful garden in a very quiet place. In Husrtpierpoint, you will find supermarkets and some restaurants and pubs. The train station in Hassocks is about 4km away and it takes only 10 min train to Brighton. Pippa was an extremely friendly host, dynamic, with lots of heart and flexibility too! She prepared eggs and fruits in the pod for us. We had the best time there!
Jean-Laurent2016-08-04T00:00:00ZJust come back from a wonderful two nights in the pod, very peaceful and relaxing, amazing wood burner kept us nice and warm! Perfect if you are looking to escape for a feed days and amazing for dogs too.
Neil 2015-02-03T00:00:00ZGood communication ahead of trip. Pippa was away but Tim made us feel very welcome and was helpful advising us on places to eat, lending a torch to walk to village etc. Eggs , milk ,fruit bowl and tea provided was nice.
Clive2016-10-19T00:00:00ZGreat place. Privacy respected. A little difficult to find at first. 15 minutes walk from the village. Bed comfy. Charming. Good place to stay to visit Sussex. Negative: Could here the highwAy. Would definitely come back and recommend.
Marie-Chantal2015-08-07T00:00:00ZWe had a lovely stay in the pod, everything was just how we imagined. Pippa was very welcoming (as was Monty the dog) and the pod was gorgeous!
Kate2015-10-05T00:00:00ZGreat place to stay in a village. Loved the walk to local village via the paddocks.
Jo2016-06-12T00:00:00ZIt was a real.pleasure to stay at Pippa's pod for the weekend! The pod is exactly the same as the pictures show and the garden is beautiful. You can go by foot to hurstpierpoint to get something to eat or to drink. The area is really nice. Pippa is always here to help you and give you tips. I recommend it!
Eve2015-07-02T00:00:00ZType de logement
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Hurstpierpoint, Angleterre BN6 9ER, Royaume-Uni
Susan & Colin were great host. The room was perfect, great location. Would definitely recommend and I will certainly be staying again
Philippe2017-03-05T00:00:00ZThe room wasn't exactly what I would call en suite as advertised - you're sharing the small shower & toilet room with a 14 year old boy. I was disappointed by this, as I had chosen the room precisely because I value my own space. As well as sharing the bathroom, you also share a wall with Susan's son, which unfortunately gave me two rather unpleasant sleepless nights. I had explained before I booked the room that I would be studying nearby, which was my reason for the stay, and that I would probably be in bed by 10pm each night. Despite having stated this up front, the first night I had to complain as I was being kept awake by VERY noisy computer games, right next to my head as I lay in bed. After complaining, the computer games did stop, but the murmur of his TV, and the TV downstairs still bothered me. Sound travels pretty well in this house, so if peace and quiet are vital, this is not the place for you. The following morning I was woken up by Susan's son's alarm going off hours before I had to get up (and on a Sunday - the kid didn't even need his alarm on that day, I was told). I did let them know and was assured it wouldn't happen again. The final straw was a 6am wake-up call the following morning. His alarm went off at 6am, then every fifteen minutes for around an hour. After it had gone off 3 or 4 times already, I finally banged on the wall loudly and heard one of his parents come up the stairs and go into his room. Fifteen minutes later, you guessed it, the alarm continued to go off. Susan and family are warm and accommodating otherwise, overbearingly so on occasion. The place is pretty clean (although the bathroom was a bit smelly, I'm sorry to say) and tidy and there is a lovely big garden. They mean well but these are some pretty serious problems that need to be ironed out. Unfortunately this situation left me very frustrated and unhappy about my stay.
Amity2014-06-24T00:00:00ZI only stayed one night but I was greeted with great warmth. The property and especially the hosts were so accommodating. A fantastic place to stay and such fantastic people to stay with.
Gordon2016-04-21T00:00:00ZGreat room and Susan is a great host I would recommend staying there
kai2017-01-23T00:00:00ZAll went well; booked at very short notice, arrived late at night, no problem. Susan was very welcoming and friendly, thanks very much.
David2014-10-21T00:00:00ZAs a builder the safety of my vehicle was extremely important and having a safe place to park at Susan's home was a huge plus for me. I am a smoker and Susan allowed me to use her covered outside space to use at anytime along with her other facilities too.
Patrick2016-11-28T00:00:00ZSusan and Family very friendly and helpful.
Neil2017-02-13T00:00:00ZSusan and Colin both made me feel very welcome and were warm and accommodating during my stay whilst training at CAE (which is only a very short car journey/walk away). The town centre is around a 15 minute walk away and is perfect for visiting restaurants or shops. There is also a large Tesco superstore just around the corner. The room is just as described, with a bathroom next door that is shared with one other person in the house which caused no problems as all. It was always kept clean and tidy. The room is bright and has everything you need inside, as well as internet with good connection and a TV. I was given my own cupboard in the kitchen, as well a shelf in the fridge and freezer so was able to cook as I wished. They both gave me advice about places to visit whilst I was there and would recommend staying here to anyone looking for a friendly family environment to stay in.
Jack2015-01-18T00:00:00ZType de logement
Chambre privée
Type de propriété
Capacité d'accueil
Burgess Hill, RH15 9HB, Royaume-Uni
Nous avons été bien accueillis par Armand dont les conseils ont été judicieux (shopping, visites...). Nous avons beaucoup aimé le logement, idéal pour profiter des charmes de la campagne anglaise et bien situé (15min de Brighton, pas si loin de Londres). Les enfants seront heureux de profiter du trampoline et les adultes de l'agréable jardin intime.
Fabrice2016-08-25T00:00:00ZArmand was a great host! Very accomodating. He gave us information on the surrounding area and advice regarding our plans for the evening, but once we had taken the keys he allowed us to make ourselves at home and left us to it. Perfect level of interaction for me personally. The house is in a lovely setting, with a few quaint villages nearby. The beds were super comfy and we found everything we needed. This place is also a book lovers paradise! Whether you are looking for somewhere to escape and relax for the weekend, or a place to use as a hub for exploring the local area, I would highly recommend Armands place. Thanks Armand!
Hannah2016-11-06T00:00:00ZWe had a brilliant stay. The house had everything we needed and more. It was freezing outside but we kept warm with the lovely log fire inside. We thoroughly enjoyed the walk recommended by Armand, and we took great pleasure in browsing the books displayed on the shelves. Thanks for your great property and fantastic hosting, Armand!
Rosa2017-01-23T00:00:00ZWe couldn't have had a happier stay at Bowleys. Armand had been very helpfully and welcomingly communicative in the run-up to our stay, but also very nice and relaxed about arrival arrangements to suit us. We loved his home and felt comfortable there straightaway - it has such a lovely atmosphere and is very comfortably set up for guests, and with lots of lovely personal touches around too. I know the area well, but not this particular corner of Albourne, and it is a hidden gem. It is indeed secluded and quiet, although it's a stone's throw back to civilisation (shops, restaurants, trains etc.) and so beautiful. The garden is gorgeous, with plenty of room to play and relax, and we took Armand's local walking tip and followed the lane further on one day to discover the beautiful church at the end of it. We were very happy here, and would love to return!
Daisy2016-09-03T00:00:00ZWe only stayed for one night but Amand was there to greet us, we found the cottage charming and comfortable and wished we had stayed longer .
Barbara2016-11-21T00:00:00ZArmand was a really nice and welcoming host. If you are a book reader then you are in for a treat
Michael2017-02-05T00:00:00ZWe absolutely loved Armand's cottage. It is very warm and cosy even when it is cold outside, well equipped and easy to find. Armand met us there and was very welcoming even when we were unfortunately a bit late due to having to call the AA out to fix our car. Highly recommended.
Sue2017-01-16T00:00:00ZWe loved our short stay of 2 nights in the country side cottage in Albourne very much. Armand was very helpful. Due to busy roads we arrived about 2 hours later than planned. But this was no problem for Armand. He also text us some nice directions and tips for our trip to Brighton. The cottage did have everything we needed and is well equipped. It is laying in a beautiful country area, where you can have a nice walk. We enjoyed the beautiful garden with also a bouncer and a badminton net for the children. The cottage does have a nice quiet energy, probably due to all the nice books of Armand in every room. We certainly recommend this beautiful cottage to others for a nice stay. Especially for the way Armand welcomed and helped us. When we come back to England sometimes, we certainly will stay for some nights again in Armand his nice and quiet country cottage.
Arco2016-08-06T00:00:00ZType de logement
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Albourne, BN6 9BY, Royaume-Uni
This is a special place to stay - a rustic yet modern comfortable barn conversion in the countryside with all the amenities you could need. Sarah was even kind enough to provide us with food for a self-catered breakfast. The sofa bed was very comfortable. Guests using both the bedroom and lounge as bedrooms should be aware though that the two rooms are not fully separated - so best for families or close friends!
Darren and Cat2016-12-23T00:00:00ZThis was our second time at the barn, it was just as lovely as the first, Sarah & Rory are the perfect hosts nothing is to much trouble. The location is beautiful very peaceful and tranquil ideal for a relaxing break.
noreen2017-02-23T00:00:00ZWe had a great few nights here. Sarah and Rory were the perfect hosts, on hand if needed and nothing was too much trouble. Location was great, easy access to local shops, but very quiet and secluded to relax away a few days. Accommodation was perfect, we didn't want for anything and a few nice touches helped us settle in. Kitchen was really well equipped and the barn was really clean throughout. We loved our stay and wished we had stayed longer to explore the local walks.
Amy2017-01-04T00:00:00ZExcellent location; we used it manly as a base for travelling into Hove, Our 4 year old Grandson stopped with us for three nights and loved the local wildlife. Several good country walks with local pubs en route , the walks suit all ages and abilities . Excellent for just chilling out... we cooked "in" on several nights, got fish and chips from the local village on another and went to a few local restaurants . We will definitely stop again
Mike2016-09-23T00:00:00ZSecond visit , I think that says it all; again stayed a couple of nights with our grandson who really enjoys the country side walks and the ducks ;D Good location for Brighton and the coast, fantastic little villages to explore especially the local pubs. The barn has excellent cooking facilities Will certain visit again
Mike2016-10-24T00:00:00ZThe property is essentially a self-contained annex separate to the Host's house offering privacy and quiet. The location is superb and Sarah's communications before and during our stay was friendly and very helpful. They also left us breakfast essentials and something to drink which was a wonderful surprise and much appreciated. This included some of their own chocolate (Cocoa Loco) which has to be hands down some of the best I've had in a long time. The country lanes leading to the property are also a fantastic way to explore the local area. It's well worth the stroll to the Bolney Stage in Bolney itself and there are also a number of pubs in nearby Crabtree and Lower Beeding. We used Corporate Cards ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN)) to take us to and from the Bolney Wine Estate (£10 each way) and they were superb - on time and pleasant drivers. If you are looking (as we were) for a complete escape, great food and drink plus stunning countryside I cannot see how you could better this. Phone reception is poor/variable (Vodafone no coverage, EE was slightly better) but you don't go to a place like this to spend your time with the Blackberry glued to your head. Thank you Sarah and Rory for a wonderful welcome, comfortable stay and your extremely kind hospitality. I hope we can return!
Cameron2016-07-18T00:00:00ZThe communication before our arrival was five star. We couldn't have been made more welcome when we did arrive. Sarah and Rory managed the ideal combination of being helpful whilst giving us our privacy. The description is entirely accurate. We really loved the space. The nearby area is stunning. A great area for walkers. We particularly enjoyed the nearby pub at Crabtree and every dish we had at the Indian Restaurant in Cowfold was grand.
Joey2016-07-25T00:00:00ZSarah and Rory are wonderful. The location is beautiful so peaceful and tranquil. The barn is lovely and equipped with everything you need. We took our two grandchildren they absolutely loved it especially all the animals and their new puppy. We all enjoyed Sarah's delicious banana cake and chocolate brownies . The location/barn is perfect for a peaceful break but also ideal for children to get back to nature we all loved our time there. Once again many thanks to you both and for your kindness with the children.
noreen2016-08-08T00:00:00ZType de logement
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Cowfold, RH13 8AN, Royaume-Uni
Great accommodation ideal for a couple. We liked that we could take our dog and there was a garden. It worked well as a base for us visiting relatives and friends. Good location opposite the park and a short walk to find a shop or something to eat, also a short drive to Brighton or Lewes. The house was really nicely presented very quirky and cool, with all the needed facilities. Jonathan was very good at communicating prior to arriving and arranged a selection of items ready for our arrival so we had all the basics which was a real bonus.
Clare2017-01-02T00:00:00ZWe stayed at Jonathan's place for one night over a weekend and it was a great experience. The flat feels bigger than from the pictures and it has a lovely and homely feel. We loved all the accessories and collections/pictures around the flat, they gave very authentic feel. Also the basket with foods and sweets left was a really nice touch. It was lovely to have time away from London and after living in shared house it was especially nice to have a place for ourselves, wish we could have stayed longer. The communication from the host was excellent - even tough we never met, all our questions were answered super quickly and check-in was smooth.
Liga2017-02-27T00:00:00ZHad a great stay. A nice hospitality tray was left with much more than was expected. We were also able to use larder ingredients to make a meal which was appreciated. As there is a bunk bed above the main bed you may struggle if you're tall but we found it cosy...like being in a little cave! Had a great nights sleep and bedding was good quaility. Liked the quirky decor and felt very much 'at home'. Was able to do some paperwork in the sunny kitchen next morning as check out was much later than normal hotel. Would definitely visit again next time we're in the area.
Steve2017-01-28T00:00:00ZGreat place to stay! I'd highly recommend ... You have everything you need and the bed is super comfy. Great value.
Kim2017-01-09T00:00:00ZBig space, plenty of room for 3 adults and a dog. Nice touches from Jonathan who had goodies waiting for us when we arrived. Really good communication and checking in was really easy. We put the smallest adult in the top bunk, the beds were very comfy and the bed sheets smelt fresh. If you have an iPad and have a live tv app, bring it with you to connect to the Apple TV that Jonathan has installed. We enjoyed our stay and would stay again!
Claire2017-02-12T00:00:00ZWould thoroughly recommend Jonathan's comfy and cosy flat. Nice quiet location opposite the park. We especially liked the retro albums and stereo. Very good value for money - especially as he left us food for breakfast . We only stayed there one night but would definitely stay again if in the area.
Tim2017-03-06T00:00:00ZI would absolutely recomend this appartment ! convenient 10 minutes from Burgess Hill and the train station ! The appartment is very clean and the decoration is amazing ! You feel like home right away and Jonathan makes you feel more than welcome ! Very calm, peaceful place ! I would recommend this place if you have to stay in Brighton or Burgess Hill ! Do not hesitate just book it ! Thank you Jonathan and see you soon !
Mylène2016-12-22T00:00:00ZWe would recommend this flat to anyone,it is lovely,cosy and we needed for nothing. Jonathan was the perfect host fantastic communication,information and very friendly.Great welcome pack more than expected. We give 100% review to the whole stay Thank you so much Jonathan
Brian2017-02-07T00:00:00ZType de logement
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Capacité d'accueil
Burgess Hill, Angleterre RH15 9AA, Royaume-Uni
Mandy and her family are delightful hosts who not only provide comfortable and full of character accommodation but also create a truly welcoming and warm atmosphere. The house is conveniently located in close vicinity to the town centre and all amenities and within walking distance to the lovely village of Lindfield. We extended our stay by 2 additional days. Highly recommended!
Marzena2016-11-07T00:00:00ZThis was a lovely overnight stay, due to the warm welcome, homely feel and privacy of the space/own bathroom - thanks so much to Mandy and we had a great time.
Sarah2016-10-16T00:00:00ZMandy and her family are delightful hosts who not only provide comfortable and full of character accommodation but also create a truly welcoming and warm atmosphere. The house is conveniently located in close vicinity to the town centre and all amenities and within walking distance to the lovely village of Lindfield. We extended our stay by 2 additional days. Highly recommended!
Marzena2016-11-16T00:00:00ZGood location for us visiting friends locally. Nice attic room with lovely view. Comfortable bed.. With in room tea and coffee. Good breakfast. A very Welcoming family home.
LOUISE2016-12-04T00:00:00ZIt is comfortable place to stay, good access roads, parking space is fine. Easy access to Haywards Heath and surrounding area. There are many local pubs and restaurants offering good food. I certainty recommend this place as they are very nice hosts.
Terry2017-01-24T00:00:00ZWARNING: You will never want to leave after meeting this family. Very welcoming and warm, with a great house and atmosphere to make you feel comfortable. Couldn't have found a better base for exploring the area, business, and a train station 15 minutes walk away. The perfect stay.
Christopher2016-11-25T00:00:00ZHosts were extremely welcoming and friendly making us feel at ease from the moment we arrived. The en suite room is cosy and private as quite separate from the rest of the house. Mandy added little touches including tea/coffee and toiletries. Also came with a generous breakfast. All in all a great airbnb experience. Highly recommended.
Kate2017-03-05T00:00:00ZWe were really satisfied with Mandy´s house. Everything was prepared and clean. Good communication too. I recommend.
Monika2016-10-17T00:00:00ZType de logement
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Capacité d'accueil
Haywards Heath, Angleterre RH16 4DT, Royaume-Uni
This is a lovely place to stay. A warm welcome, large south facing room away from the main road, a comfortable bed, nice bathroom, and a good breakfast. And there were one or two little extras in the room which were gratefully devoured. I have no hesitation in recommending it to other travellers to this attractive village and surrounding countryside.
Tom2016-09-19T00:00:00ZMy stay at Jaynes home was really lovely and I felt at home straight away. The room was perfect in every way. Comfy bed, wardrobe space, TV and lots of little touches that make a weary traveller feel very welcome. The central location made it perfect for a walk to the wine bar I was going to a party at. A cheeky glass or 2 of prossecco with my lovely hosts before I went to the party was a great!! Will definately recommend this to my friends. Close to Brighton but gorgeous village location and very considerate hosts! Highly recommend this B and B. Hope I can stay again!
Diana2016-11-28T00:00:00ZThank you Sally and Jayne,we really enjoyed your hospitality and your beautiful home,many thanks,and will look you up again when we visit Regards Random and Steve Vale of Glamorgan
stephen2017-03-05T00:00:00ZI was greeted very warmly by Jayne and Sally. They definitely know how to host people! The room is spacious and cozy. I definitely recommend staying at this airbnb!
Patrick2016-11-25T00:00:00ZGorgeous (and spotlessly clean) house, great room and we were looked after extremely well
Lucy2017-02-05T00:00:00ZSecond time I have visited and it is perfect. Would love to visit again with my family
Jonathan2016-11-08T00:00:00ZJayne and Sally were very accommodating to our needs. They were the perfect hosts, very generous and gracious welcoming us into the heart of their beautifully decorated period house. Very quiet and French pastries warmed in the oven for breakfast. Great location in the centre of the village.
laurence2017-01-10T00:00:00ZA wonderful find and the photos do not do it justice. Spotlessly clean, with every little thing catered for, from flapjacks to fluffy towels and robes. Easy check in, welcoming hosts and a relaxing stay in a beautiful village. Would thoroughly recommend and we shall definitely stay again. Thank you Sally and Jayne. Xx
Louise2017-01-08T00:00:00ZType de logement
Chambre privée
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Capacité d'accueil
Hurstpierpoint, Angleterre BN6 9PX, Royaume-Uni
Type de logement
Chambre privée
Type de propriété
Capacité d'accueil
Haywards Heath, Angleterre RH16 3LR, Royaume-Uni
We had an incredible time with Peanut! We were made to feel welcome straight away and our hosts were incredibly helpful in getting us settled. We were given excellent advice on the local area and all the help we needed to completely enjoy our stay.
Charlotte2016-08-04T00:00:00ZBeautiful camper van in a beautiful location! Great for one night away, but wouldn't have been ideal to stay for longer than one night due to the lack of shower facilities but this was made clear before booking meaning it was not an issue. Natasha and her husband were very helpful and made us feel welcome; they recommended local pubs to eat at, gave us a fishing rod to borrow to use in their pond and provided us with everything we could need for a comfortable stay. It was especially lovely to sit by the campfire in the evening!
Phoebe2016-08-30T00:00:00ZNatasha made us feel welcome & even gave us a lift into cuckfield as was raining , great camper but will book in warmer months next time
Paul2016-10-16T00:00:00ZHad a great time !!! me and my six year old son had a night away and thought this would be fun alternative to camping and it certainly was !!! Natasha made us both feel really welcome and even took us on a adventure with her boys into the woods which my son loved. I can honestly say this a great and unique place to stay, thanks Natasha and the boys x
Michael2016-10-20T00:00:00ZThe van was absolutely lovely. The location far exceeded our expectations, sitting by the lake next to the fire as the sun went down was incredible. There is a lovely country path that takes you to a village with really good restaurants and pubs. It was so nice we did it again for breakfast the next day! This place is the perfect retreat from London. Natasha and here husband were great hosts, really friendly and helpful. We will definitely be requesting to go back! Thank you for having us!
Elizabeth2016-10-03T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful time during our stay. Beautiful location, comfortable bed, incredibly helpful hosts and utter tranquillity. Would recommend to anyone!
Anna2016-07-28T00:00:00ZMe and my husband were made to feel very welcome by Natasha and her family and we had an absolutely lovely time staying in the campervan. Natasha went out her way to make sure we had everything we needed yet at the same time we had complete privacy. The location and surroundings were beautiful and we would not hesitate in staying again. Thank you Natasha and family for a wonderful, relaxing stay.
Sarah2016-08-19T00:00:00ZWe really enjoyed our stay and are planning on coming back again. Natasha and her family made us feel very welcome. The property is lovely.
Billie2016-09-26T00:00:00ZType de logement
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Cuckfield, RH17 5JH, Royaume-Uni
Had a very pleasant stay at Cedar Cottage. The room was very comfortable and it is set in very attractive grounds. Elizabeth was a great host and provided a fantastic breakfast in the morning. Strongly recommended.
Stephen2016-05-07T00:00:00ZWhat a wonderful find on airbnb. We received a warm welcome from Elizabeth & her 2 dogs Stan & Tots and the room was perfect. It really was more like a lovely hotel with chocolates by the bed and tea and coffee making facilities on hand. The ensuite was great and having forgotten my toothbrush it was a relief to find a travel toothbrush & toothpaste set ready & waiting! Elizabeth's reconmendation of The Plough pub for Friday's Fish supper night was also spot on. We had gorgeous fish & chips and a few drinks next to a log fire all just a short 3 minute walk away. We would definitely stay again and can thoroughly recommend Cedar Cottage.
Lee2015-10-18T00:00:00ZWe booked in here for our pre honeymoon and received extremely warm welcome, beautiful well equipped room and more than you could ask for breakfast, excellent park and ride service too, thank you Elizabeth for being flexible on our return journey, thank you for everything.
Brian2016-05-02T00:00:00ZElizabeth was helpful,welcoming and everything was just perfect for our stay. The room was quiet and private and just as we had hoped it would be.
Penny2016-08-07T00:00:00ZElizabeth greeted us warmly. The room and en suite bathroom were clean, comfortable and spacious. There were lots of special small touches - bedside chocolates, bottled water, a selection of teas and coffee and biscuits. Breakfast was great!
Carmen2015-09-28T00:00:00ZWe needed a place to stay that was close to a wedding venue, and Cedar cottage in a small village 20 miles from Brighton fitted the bill perfectly. Communication with Elizabeth was prompt and friendly, and she sent very clear directions to get to the cottage. We had to arrive very late on the day, but were nevertheless greeted and welcomed. The accommodation has a separate locked door to the car park. The room is comfortable, quiet, furnished with charm and grace, and even supplied with a choice of cafetière or instant coffee, tea and biscuits. The ensuite shower room is bright and modern, with a spectacular multihead power shower. We opted for a simple continental style breakfast with croissants, toast, and a wide selection of jams and spreads (£5), but a cooked breakfast was also available. We were looked after at breakfast by Elizabeth's charming young son, who then invited us to explore the large garden, and the fields behind with their herd of friendly alpaca! Overall, this is one of the nicest B&Bs we have stayed in, and would certainly recommend it to others.
Irving2016-07-13T00:00:00ZVery nice place to stay, had everything we needed.
Alex2016-04-14T00:00:00ZPerfect location and the room was more akin to a hotel than the usual airbnb room. The room and en-suite were ideal and the bed was so comfortable. Elizabeth has done her best to provide all the essentials you would ever require. Highly recommended for a weekend getaway. It's just a shame we didn't have longer to enjoy it.
Nazim2016-09-05T00:00:00ZType de logement
Chambre privée
Type de propriété
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Lower Beeding, RH13 6LR, Royaume-Uni
We had the most perfect stay for our first New Years Eve away since having kids. It was exactly as we had hoped. The accommodation was spotless. Shower was amazing, bed was huge and very cosy. We really appreciated the mini fridge with milk, butter and drinks to get the evening started. Every little detail was thought of. Thanks to Joanne for communicating so well before our visit. There is a gorgeous gastro pub nearby called the Crabtree where we had a lovely NYE dinner and celebration. We didn't want to leave and we will definitely be returning :-)
Laura2017-01-01T00:00:00ZWe had a one night stay before a flight from Gatwick, for us it was great to be so conveniently close to the Airport We wanted peace & quiet & Joanne was a wonderful host, introduced us to the beautiful old converted Piggery, we had everything there that we could've needed Thank you Jo for the GnT's, just what we needed after a long journey! A perfect host & a perfect evening for us. Thank you Jo
Chrissie2017-02-15T00:00:00ZType de logement
Logement entier
Type de propriété
Chambres d'hôtes
Capacité d'accueil
West Sussex, Angleterre RH13 8AW, Royaume-Uni
Type de logement
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Capacité d'accueil
Lindfield, Angleterre RH16, Royaume-Uni
Caroline was superb from word go. I was competing at a competition at Hickstead and had friends visiting. This property is ideal for people attending any events here. The service Caroline provided was second to none and above and beyond what is expected from this type of accommodation, which also included a very great breakfast selection. Would recommend this property to anyone and look forward to booking it again in the future. Thanks again Caroline.
Mark2016-08-02T00:00:00ZOur stay at Caroline's gorgeous house was brilliant. Caroline managed to accommodate us on a last minute request despite having her 2 main b&b rooms booked out. Directions: Directions and communication during our trip South were both perfect. Caroline even managed to accommodate our large van in her drive, moving her car out of the way for us :) House and stay: The house is both spacious and gorgeous and has to be seen to be admired. The house is conveniently located by Hickstead Showground where we were working for the 4 days. The stay was very comfortable and Caroline's generous hospitality made the stay perfect. Cost: The cost was very reasonable considering we were two guests and we both got given a separate room. Bonus: Archie the Lab is very friendly and adorable. He loves hugs and cuddles from guests. There's a local pub round the corner. Also, a 2 minute walk away is a petrol station with a convenience store for any supplies, a burger king and a little chef. Would I stay again? Definitely. We hope Caroline can accommodate us when the next shows at Hickstead are on. Thank you for a wonderful stay Caroline!
Ramzi2016-09-05T00:00:00ZType de logement
Chambre privée
Type de propriété
Bed & Breakfast
Capacité d'accueil
Hickstead, RH17 5NT, Royaume-Uni
Great little property in countryside location but easily accessible from London and South East. Close to lovely villages, and property is very clean, comfortable and cosy with everything you need for a couple of nights away.
Ian2017-01-01T00:00:00ZOur stay at the Hayloft, hosted by Susanna and Kim, was truly wonderful. Starting with clear, friendly communication from the outset, I had no worries about where we were going or timings etc as all communication was really efficient but with a personal touch that was appreciated. We were welcomed like friends and made to feel extremely comfortable as soon as we arrived, late on Thursday. The Hayloft is a gorgeous conversion, I loved everything about it. It's just the kind of place I crave when I need a bit of R & R. It's got everything you need from a practical point of view - I particularly loved that everything that needed a label had one, no guessing about how the shower or lights work or which bin is recycling vs general! But more than that, the Hayloft provides the feeling of a proper country retreat, everything is super clean and fresh and white, including the big fluffy white towels and the incredibly comfy, massive bed. The grounds are awesome and although we were made to feel very welcome to explore them, I'm sad we didn't have more time....Next time! On a practical note the kitchenette had everything needed for tea, coffee and toast in the morning and the wifi worked well. There are good pubs close by for lunch and dinner, we particularly liked the cheerful staff in the Victory Inn and the food was fantastic in the Chequers at Slaugham. Our hosts, Susanna and Kim - and two dogs and a few ducks - were so much more than your typical air bnb hosts, checking we were ok and if we needed anything but completely respectful of our space also. Just lovely :) I can honestly say that this is the best bnb I have had the pleasure of staying in. I can't wait to go back and hang out some more!
Sonia2016-07-11T00:00:00Zmade to feel very welcome and enjoyed my stay. Lovely location & host.
John2016-09-05T00:00:00ZSusanna was a very welcoming host and couldn't have done any more to make out stay better. The hayloft was lovely, big comfy bed and perfect little kitchenette. The grounds are beautiful and Susanna was very happy to share them with us. We could not have asked for more, from the extra home comforts to the local knowledge, Susanna was on hand for everything. We can't wait to visit again!
Paula2016-09-04T00:00:00ZPerfect in every way. Wonderful, spacious apartment with all the amenities you could need, stunning country location and a friendly, communicative host. Highly recommended.
Stephen2016-07-02T00:00:00ZSusanna was great even before we arrived, making sure we knew where we were going and leaving us extremely at ease - incredibly welcoming and a lot of fun too. The location of their property is gorgeous, the place itself is beautiful and very well decorated + absolutely spotless. I couldn't recommend it more.
Stephanie2016-10-17T00:00:00ZThe loft was beautifully decorated, comfortable, spacious and private. It is separate from the main house so feels like your own space. The gardens are lovely. Susanna was a very helpful host. Highly recommended.
Hannah2016-08-30T00:00:00ZSusanna was a truly wonderful host and immediately made us feel relaxed and welcome. She was even kind enough to pick us up in her car to save us from a certain soaking when the rain started. The hayloft is a gorgeous, calming refuge and the perfect place to stay before or after a long flight - highly recommended!
Seb2016-06-26T00:00:00ZType de logement
Logement entier
Type de propriété
Capacité d'accueil
Balcombe, RH17 6JR, Royaume-Uni
Très bien situé, dans une résidence très belle et typique anglaise. Proche de l'hôpital "Royal Princess Hospital" et du centre ville. La chambre est confortable, le matelas vous rétablit des kilomètres parcourus. Il y fait chaud et la douche vous permet de repartir en forme. L'hôte est très sympathique, il fait du bon café et propose tout ce dont vous avez besoin ; pain et beurre de cacahuètes ou miel, WIFI, TV... Il laisse toute liberté, on se sent en confiance. Les 2 petits chats sont mignons et leurs griffes sont responsables de la perte d'une étoile sur les moquettes. J'ai passé un bon moment et j'y retournerai volontiers
José2017-02-09T00:00:00ZIt was a great experience! The room was as advertised and very clean and comfortable. David was very attentive and accommodating and I enjoyed talking to him and watching movies with him on his living room TV (cinefile like myself). He was even nice enough to make a very tasty chicken curry to share with me! Also, he knows the area a lot and many people, and was willing to offer help and advice on any interest or issue I had as I was looking for a more permanent living situation in the area. Neighbourhood is really nice and quiet, with town centre and Sainsburys just a short walk away from the house. If you are not allergic to cats (the house princess is a beautiful white cat, very friendly and quiet), it ia a highly recommended stay!
Diego2016-02-10T00:00:00ZThe host (David) was very welcoming and the room was clean and spacious. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who needs a single bed place to stay.
Ian2017-02-28T00:00:00ZDave is an exemplary host - welcoming, friendly, attentive and engaging. I felt as though I was staying with a friend, it was that enjoyable. I look forward to visiting again.
Ben2016-04-16T00:00:00ZDave was very friendly and welcoming. Room was as described, clean and comfortable. I didn't spend a lot of time in the house as I was on a training course, but the time I did was very pleasant, and I would certainly stay here again if in the area!
Spike2015-09-08T00:00:00ZVery lovely welcome from David and I felt safe and happy. Slept well and coffee was great.
Diana2017-02-15T00:00:00ZDavid is a great host. His house is centrally located and the bed is very comfortable. Would recommend again.
Josh2016-12-02T00:00:00ZDavid was very welcoming on arrival and let me settle in and get cracking with interview preparations for the following morning. The kittens were a joy!
Meg Narelle2016-04-15T00:00:00ZType de logement
Chambre privée
Type de propriété
Capacité d'accueil
Haywards Heath, RH16 4HG, Royaume-Uni
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Logement entier
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I have added a website in ISPConfig There is an include in httpd.conf for /etc/httpd/conf/sites-enabled/ In httpd.conf, before sites-enabled is called, there are the following entries NameVirtualHost *:80 NameVirtualHost *:443 Then inside the site's conf, website.com.vhost there is also <VirtualHost *:80> Originally it was the IP that's there instead of * but it wont work Please help I need this fixed as soon as possible. Im running out of ideas
Select the IP address instead of * in ispconfig in the website settings. If the IP is not listed there, then add it in the ispconfig system settings.
Greetings! I have a similar problem..... I tried the IP suggestion and I'm getting the same results... I recently performed Falko's excellent tutorial on "The Perfect Server - Ubuntu 10.04 [ISPConfig 3]" Looks like everything installed fine. But I'm having a problem getting the websites to display. I entered the different web sites I want this new server to host. I can FTP to the site and upload files. When I try to view the sites using a browser I get the default Apache2 site saying "It Works". I uploaded a generic HTML file onto one of the sites that is a "Hello World" page to know the site is working and I can seem to locate the problem. In looking at the Apache2.conf file all the sites are pointing to the "sites-enabled" directory and my vhost files are in there. I looked in the vhost file and can't see anything out of the ordinary but I'm no expert. Kinda looks like Apache isn't using the "sites-enabled" directory to see what sites are available and using the default. Any suggestions? Thanks Update: I restarted Apache... It informs me that I don't have VirtualHosts... * Restarting web server apache2 11:53:51 2010] [warn] NameVirtualHost 10.10.0.15:80 has no VirtualHosts [Mon May 10 11:53:51 2010] [warn] NameVirtualHost 10.10.5.15:443 has no VirtualHosts ... waiting [Mon May 10 11:53:52 2010] [warn] NameVirtualHost 10.10.5.15:80 has no VirtualHosts [Mon May 10 11:53:52 2010] [warn] NameVirtualHost 10.10.0.15:443 has no VirtualHosts
FIXED!!!!!! Till was correct! It wasn't working for me at first because I didn't change the the "*" on the sites as well... Thanks Till! DH
According to the apache warnings, you have not selected the internal IP address in the website settings and the IP was added twice. Please double check that. As you seem to be in a private network, make sure that you selected the internal IP address for thewebsite and not the external IP and that you forwarded the traffic for port 80 from you router to this internal IP that you selected in the website settings.

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- Renunciation has both sadness and joy in it: sadness because you realize the futility of your old ways, and joy because of the greater vision that begins to unfold when you are able to let go of them. This is no ordinary joy. It is a joy that gives birth to a new and profound strength, a confidence, an abiding inspiration that comes from the realization that you are not condemned to your habits, that you can indeed emerge from them, that you can change, and grow more and more free.Sogyal Rinpoche
Hotmail: Powerful Free email with security by Microsoft. Get it now. If this elephant of mind is bound on all sides by the cord of mindfulness,
All fear disappears and complete happiness comes.
All enemies: all the tigers, lions, elephants, bears, serpents (of our emotions);
And all the keepers of hell; the demons and the horrors,
All of these are bound by the mastery of your mind,
And by the taming of that one mind, all are subdued,
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A selection of verse novels for grown-ups.
John Brown's Body - Stephen Vincent Benet 1928
Pulitzer Prize winning an epic American poem about John Brown, the abolitionist who lead the unsucessful raid of the federal armory in Harpers Ferry, Virginia.
The Marlow Papers - Ros Barber 2013
On May 30, 1593, a celebrated young playwright was killed in a tavern brawl.
Sharp Teeth - Toby Barlow 2008
A horror-thriller-werewolves-in-LA epic poem.
Aurora Leigh - Elizabeth Barrett Browning 1856
A dramatic tale of the life of a poet, her cousin, and his romantic interests.
Autobiography of Red - Ann Carson 1999
An updated retelling of the myth of Geryon--a monster--and Herakles.
Watercolor Women, Opaque Men - Ana Castillo 2005
An independent woman raises her son on her own while remembering her migrant-worker parents and the free-spirited aunt who brought her to Chicago.
The House on Mango Street - Sandra Cisneros 1991
Esperanza comes of age in Chicago.
Evangeline, a Tale of Arcadie - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 1847
A beautiful epic poem about Evangeline and her betrothed, Gabriel, as they are deported from Nova Scotia.
Darlington's Fall- Brad Leithauser 2012
Forty years of Russel Darlington's life takes you from Indiana at the turn on the 20th century, over the Rockies and to an island in the Pacific.
Ludlow - David Mason 2010
HISTORICAL - Coal miners in southern Colorado were kicked out of their company-owned homes and move into a tent community. They hold out until the Ludlow Massacre of April 1914.
The Sugar Mile - Gyln Maxwell 2006
HISTORICAL - Former Londoner, Joey, unfolds a tale of 1942 air raids while sitting in a New York City bar in September 2001.
The Monkey's Mask - Dorothy Porter 1997
AUSTRALIAN - On the trail of the murderer, Jill falls hopelessly in love with a crucial piece of the puzzle and uncovers the hypocrisy of the poetry scene in Sydney.
All the Way Home - Kristen Henry 2012
AUSTRALIAN/HISTORICAL - Set in the 1960's, Jessie, an American, and Flannery, with strong ties to Ireland, find themselves in Australia.
Triangles - Ellen Hopkins 2011
Three women, Holly, Andrea, and Marissa, wander off course, straying from their families—sometimes into the arms of another.
Collateral - Ellen Hopkins 2012
Ashley, a young woman studying for her MFA, falls in love with Cole, a soldier who asks her to marry him.
The Wherewithal - Philip Schultz 2015
Henryk hides from the draft of Vietnam at a job in the basement of a government building with his mother's journal of the Jebwabne Massacre and notes from his deceased predecessor.
The Golden Gate - Vikram Seth 1986
The intertwined lives of four California Yuppies told in sonnets.
Nine Hours North - Tim Sinclair 2006
AUSTRALIAN - A tale of culture, identity and love… and letting it all go.
The Hunchback of Nieman Marcus, A Novel About Marriage, Motherhood, and Mayhem - Sonya Sones 2011
The opposite of a YA novel, Holly's daughter is leaving for college while her mother is hospitalized. Amid hot flashes and doubts, she must finish writing her novel and manage to stay married.
The Wynona Stone Poems - Caki Wilkinson 2014
Wynona is about to lose her job, doesn't love the man she's with, and everything she tries falls short.


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The International Development Secretary will tell the Labour conference that the amount given to development organisations will go up from £10 million to £14 million a year, an increase of 40 per cent.
The money will go to non - governmental organisations including WaterAid and Mercy Ships. Mr Benn says he wants to "give more suppor t to small and medium- sized NGOs working around the world".
Both the Prime Minister and Chancellor put international development at the heart of their conference addresses.
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Chorus shine make ´em wonder what you´ve got make ´em wish that they were not on the outside looking bored shine let it shine before all men let´em see good works, and then let ´em glorify the Lord
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In the Topeka, KS market in April, new home closings slid year-over-year, and the decline was by a larger percentage than the March 2016. New home closings moved from 7 a year earlier to 1 after the figure moved from 2 in March 2015 to 1 in March 2016.
New home closings were 1.6% of total closings a year earlier, and this percentage saw a drop as new home closings this year made up 1 of the 344 total closings. For new and existing homes, closings slid in April after also declining in March year-over-year.
Pricing and Mortgage Trends
The average value of newly sold homes in April 2016 was $105,024, down from last year's $200,899. This followed a 48.3% rise in March year-over-year.
Average mortgage size on new homes fell from $178,418 to $84,019. Average mortgage size on new homes went from $166,920 in March 2015 to $200,000 in March 2016.
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As a share of new home closings, single-family home closings have risen from last year while the share belonging to attached units has fallen.
The average unit size of newly sold homes fell from 2,165 square feet a year earlier to 1,131 square feet.
Foreclosures and real estate owned (REO) closings continued to decline from a year earlier in April, but did not appear to be dragging the market. Foreclosures and REO closings, taken together, accounted for 14.0% of existing closings, lower than 19.7% a year earlier. The percentage of existing home closings involving foreclosures dropped to 5.5% in April from 11.1% a year earlier and REO closings moved from 8.6% of existing home closings in April 2015 to 8.5% in April 2016.
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Nutrient loading on free-range layer farming
A considerable proportion of the dietary nutrients consumed by poultry are excreted in the manure. This becomes an important issue on free-range farms, if...
Effects of dietary tryptophan and stocking density on the performance, meat quality, and metabolic...
Investigating the effect of TRP supplementation on performance, breast meat quality, and the oxidative stress status of broilers reared in cages under high stocking density.
Microbiota studies in poultry
The microbial populations that inhabit the gastrointestinal tract (GIT) of birds play an important role in the establishment and maintenance of a healthy gut....
Testing day-old poults
When poults are received at a farm from the hatchery they should be good quality poults; namely, free from physical defects, actively looking for...
Pas Reform launches SmartCare™
As a future-focused business that serves the hatchery sector worldwide, Pas Reform has built its reputation as an innovator in single stage incubation technologies....
A new double choice model developed in laying hens reveals high preference for L-Alanine
It has been well established that nutrient deficiencies or imbalances increase the risk of feather pecking in layer hens (Kjaer and Bessei, 2013). Marginal...
Dermanyssus gallinae, a wider concern for poultry production
Dermanyssus gallinae represents a major concern for the poultry farmers and all working in poultry houses.
The impact of raised incubation temperature on hatch, chick quality and broiler performance
Two experiments were conducted at the Aviagen product development center in the USA to study the effect of increased eggshell temperature during mid to late incubation on hatchability and chick quality
Rendering: an important aspect of sustainability
At the International Rendering Symposium, held in conjunction with the 2017 International Production & Processing Expo in Atlanta, Ga, it was stressed how rendering is an important aspect of sustainability. Animal agriculture in general is more sustainable with rendering processes.
Free-range broilers behavioural time budgets: inside and outside of the shed
The demand for free-range chicken meat is increasing. Free-range products are usually perceived as more welfare friendly by consumers and particularly fulfil the belief that the ability to perform natural behaviour leads to better welfare.
Understanding poultry lighting
A short guide to poultry lighting for layer farmers
Pathogenesis and control of viruses that adversely affect avian gut health
Virus-induced enteric infections occur in birds of all age groups causing severe damage to poultry farmers.
The role of genetics in breeder selection
Geneticists making selection decisions actively pursue those birds that are genetically superior for key traits that influence their welfare.
Avian Reovirus associated with Viral Arthritis/Tenosynovitis
Turkey viral arthritis/tenosynovitis resembled viral arthritis in chickens and also had kind of reovirus aetiology.
Immunogenic ingredients in poultry
Among the various immunogenic ingredients, β-mannanase can improve live performance and uniformity in broilers.
Optimizing water quality for organic bird production
Taking water quality seriously could pay dividends with healthier birds, better feed conversions and reduced production costs.
Chick quality monitoring and diagnostics
Evaluation of chick quality in the hatchery and mortality in the field can be used to identify general problem areas: the incubator, the hatcher, or the environment after hatch.
ProHealth, new solutions for animal health and production sustainability
The ProHealth project is focused on understanding the multi-factorial dimension of animal pathologies linked to production and use this to develop, evaluate and disseminate effective control strategies to reduce impact.
Improving energy costs and air quality in poultry farms
Efficient heating allows farmers to bring more fresh air into the barn and maintain a better air quality with lower ammonia and moisture levels, which will greatly benefit birds' health and food quality.
Hen feeding for progeny: current research and U.S. field perspectives
Hen nutrition is a key component for good chick viability, welfare, growth, and meat yields. This paper covers some historical and current research on hen feeding to impact progeny, and how the U.S. breeder nutritionist is poised to implement some of these opportunities in the current market conditions.
Fear in turkeys, implications for productivity and wellbeing
From an evolutionary standpoint, fear is an adaptive response that promotes survival by enabling animals to avoid injury and death. Because of the important impact that fear has on animal well-being, fear has formed the basis of many scientific studies and is included as part of welfare assessment programs such as the Welfare Quality Assessment Protocol for poultry.
Phytase influences the inherently different starch digestive dynamics of wheat- and maize- based broiler...
Evaluating the inclusion of exogenous phytase in broiler diets based on wheat and maize to identify whether phytase has an effect on starch digestive dynamics.
Infectious Bursal Disease Virus (IBDV) alters host genomic methylation patterns: implications for viral release...
Infectious Bursal Disease (IBD) is an affliction of poultry production worldwide with mortality in an infected flock ranging to as much as 60% depending on age at infection and virulence of the causative pathogenic agent, Infectious Bursal Disease virus (IBDV).
Taking NIR beyond feedstuff analysis to enhance turkey production profitability
Turkey production, as with all animal production, has been facing substantial economic challenges in recent years. Poor crop yields, higher competition for raw materials and increased pressure on the food supply chain have resulted in more variability in feed prices and an increased presence of more industrial by-products in feed formulations.
Global Phosphorus Scarcity
Phosphorus scarcity is a serious threat to food security. Recent studies indicate that phosphorus demand could outstrip finite supplies of high quality phosphatesometime between 2025-2084 if no fundamental changes are made to the current trajectory.
Hatchability of eggs placed with small end up
What happens when the eggs are placed with the air cell down? This report examines the hatchability of eggs placed with small end up.
Turkey breeder health: New welfare challenges and demands
The health of turkey breeders is critical to ensure the economic production of high quality fertile hatching eggs to produce poults which can be raised without antibiotics.
Dissecting light turkey syndrome
The term "Light Turkey Syndrome"(LTS) has been used to describe poor performing flocks relative to poor weight at market age also characterized by appearance in the turkey flocks of a subpopulation of birds that are stunted in body weight.
Review of different day-old chick quality parameters in layer type breeds – Part 2
The aim of every commercial layer hatchery is a maximum hatchability of first quality chicks. The evaluation of chick quality in the hatchery provides...
Taking portioning to a new era, Marel I-Cut 122 dual-lane high-speed portion cutter for...
I-Cut 122 Portion Cutter by Marel combines the highest levels of accuracy, throughput and reliability with new, innovative software. The dual-lane I-Cut 122 has...
Options for cooling turkeys in hot weather
Hot weather can have a negative impact on turkey performance. When turkeys are exposed to very high temperatures, especially for prolong periods of time,...
A practical interpretation of physiological zero in hatchery management
On the farm, the eggs cool down after laying and are either transported on the same day or stored for a few days before...
Genetic approaches to reducing heat susceptibility in meat broilers
With the limited availability and rising cost of energy, and the increasing tendency to minimize the total amount of resources used for human food production, artificial cooling of broiler houses is also becoming an economical and political burden in developed countries. Breeding heat-tolerant broilers may offer a sustainable approach to mitigate the negative effects of heat on broiler production.
Fatty acid composition of breast and thigh meat from light and heavy broilers
Determining the effects of broiler slaughter weight on fatty acid content might be beneficial to practical applications to produce broiler meat with the quality requested by consumers.
Effects of light intensity on broiler welfare, productivity and leg health
Researchers investigated the welfare implications of behavioural changes induced by varying light programs. Here the effects of light intensity on broiler welfare and productivity are reported.
Review of different day-old chick quality parameters in layer type breeds
In the first part of this article, there are described the different day-old chick quantitative traits: they are namely the chick weight, the chick yield, chick length and feather length. There are, however, methods that can help to measure the qualitative traits as objectively as possible, i.e. by reducing the individual subjectivity to a minimum.
Water, Energy and Feed: The Trifecta for a sustainable production
To meet the needs of an additional three billion people over the next 35 years and to prevent further escalation of global poverty, agricultural production must double during this time. In meeting the increased demand for food, the interdependence between water, food and energy will become more evident and highlight resource insecurities.
Feeding low protein diets to meat chickens: effects on emissions of toxic and odorous...
Feeding low protein diets formulated to provide all the required amino acids without excesses may reduce putrefaction and therefore the production of toxic and odorous metabolites in the hindgut and litter.
Feed industry outlook: protein shortage
To realize sustainable environment and to produce safe foods, reduction of carbon foot prints, optimization of arable land and water uses, reduction in the use of antibiotics and pesticide are primary factors
Raising Broilers Antibiotic-Free
Best management practices are a key component in raising chicken without antibiotic with more attention to details of production and biosecurity.
STEPS for the prevention of cross-contamination in the hatchery
How to properly prevent cross-contamination in the hatchery. Here some easy steps to achieve a better biosecurity in your hatchery.
Protocol to solve incubation problems
How to solve problems and difficulties you may encounter in a hatcher. Here are some Pas Reform's hints and a Protocol for a good hatchery management.
Poultry welfare and performance of laying hens in alternative housing systems
The transition from conventional cages to furnished cages and non-cage systems in the European Union has resulted in increased space per bird and access to nests, perches and litter.
Hatchery waste management
There are various options for hatchery managers to convert their waste into value-added products such as compost, fertilizer, liming agents for soil amendment, biogas, medical products, and animal feed. This article explores some of these options.
Water holding capacity in poultry breast meat
Water holding capacity (WHC) is defined as the ability of meat to hold its inherent and added moisture during fabrication, processing, and storage.
Managing CO2 in the setter
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Sid Arkale (シド・アーカイル Shido Akairu) was a Pyrus brawler from Gundalia. He was partnered with Pyrus Rubanoid until he give him to Ren Krawler and was part of the Gundalian Agents.
Sid was a hot blooded battler, always going into battle, and is arrogant as well. Despite this, he does had some sense of honor, as Sid allowed Dan to keep Drago due to the fact that this is two against one (Ren purposely lose the match). He is proven to be very foolish, as he takes Neo Ziperator from Ren and used him in a battle against Dan, which costed the Gundalians the Element and the battle. He is also jealous of others, as seen when he takes Neo from Ren in order to get the Glory from Ren by giving him to Barodius.
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He first appeared in Revelation with Lena Isis battling against Dan and Marucho. Although they managed to defeat Marucho they lose to Dan after shattering his ability.
In Confrontation, after he failed to recruit new people for the Gundalians, he fought alongside Zenet Surrow against Dan and Ren to take Drago and beat them but he decided not to take Drago in the end since the battle ended up as a two on one. Gill later told him to leave the Bakugan Battle Brawlers to Ren.
He battles Marucho and Jake along with Casey in Hostile Takeover and loses.
In The Element, he stole Neo Ziperator from Ren, Ren tried to force him to return Neo Ziperator, but decided to battle Dan, he ended up losing Neo and the battle. After retreating, he and Rubanoid are disposed of by Emperor Barodius back on Gundalia. After Rubanoid is transported to Kazarina's lab for use as an experiment, Ren begs for Barodius to give him another chance, to which Sid responds, "Begging for your life, Ren. How weak and pathetic you are." and then Barodius drops Sid through a trap door.
In Sid Returns, Sid, Lena, Jesse and Zenet were shown to not be dead but trapped in Kazarina's Lab, he and Rubanoid were the only ones to escape. He then battles alongside Ren and Linehalt against Dan and Drago. After losing, he is shot at by Dharak and would have fallen to his death if not saved by Ren. He then hands Rubanoid to Ren and releases his grip, falling to his death.
In Forgiveness, he was shown in a flashback.
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- Pyrus Rubanoid (Guardian Bakugan - given to Ren and then Linus)
- Gold Destrakon Gear (Battle Gear with Ren and then Linus)
- Pyrus Neo Ziperator (used-stolen from Ren) (Deceased)
- Pyrus Scaboid
- His appearance is similar to the character Wolverine from the X-Men series.
- He is the second undercover Gundalian to show his true form other than Ren.
- He did not have a very good friendship with Ren, until his demise.
- He is good friends with his female teammates in the minor Twelve Orders, Zenet Surrow and Lena Isis.
- His face and hair look very similar to those of Gunz Lazar's.
- Sid's final battle is the only on-screen instance where he battled in his Gundalian form.
- Main article: Sid Arkale/Image Gallery
Sid seemed to be a decent brawler, seeing as he has a relatively even mix of wins and losses.
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Bakugan Gundalian Invaders | ||
Opponent | Episode | Outcome |
The Castle Knights (Tag with the Twelve Orders) | Offscreen | Win |
Dan Kuso and Marucho Marukura (Tag with Lena Isis) | 2 | Lose |
Unnamed Aquos Brawlers | 5 | Win |
Dan Kuso and Ren Krawler (Tag with Zenet Surrow) | 5 | Win |
Taylor and Casey (Tag with Mason Brown) | 8 | Win |
Jake Vallory and Marucho Marukura (Tag with Casey) | 8 | Lose |
Dan Kuso | 12 | Lose |
Gill | 12 | Lose |
Dan Kuso (Tag with Ren Krawler) | 23 | Lose |


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It seems as if assimilation has become necessary and integration has become a culture of survival. I am sure that I am not the only one that can see that there are many loopholes in the case, but it saddens me to see that people are neglecting their right to voice their opinions. People have become so terrified of being guilty by association, or being accused of being 'bleeding hearts' for terrorists. It bothers me to see that people who demand the rule of law be observed and that civil and human rights be respected are called terrorist sympathizers.
In 2010, we would like to believe that we hold the right to freedom of speech so long as it does not incite hatred or violence. Thoughtless conformity is a grave danger, but also a great temptation. It requires no ingenuity and it makes you feel secure. It makes you feel like you are the same as everyone else and therefore will not be targeted for your differing views. These are the very feelings that shut individuals down from challenging the state, or even the general population.
When it was said that there is no man above the law, I believe that the fact that no man is beneath the law would be implied as well. These men have been through numerous questionable conditions, including prolonged isolation that is torturous and dangerous to mental health. It appears to me that many Canadians are supportive of deposing the due process model when it comes to cases they are not in favour of, thereby making them like the very countries they condemn.
I, like the majority of Canadians, condemn terrorism and any such related violent acts or ideologies. However, people mistake the support of presumption of innocence to be 'bleeding hearts' for terrorists. In this case of the 'Toronto 18', the men and boys have been deprived of the right of presumption of innocence and the right to a fair and speedy trial. I am the voice that has been shut away, the one who is kept quiet and told be obedient and follow the dominant view. I am among you and I am one of you. Look into yourself, and separate the hoopla from the facts, and realize that this is not justice. Once again, the need for national security has tipped the balance and the civil liberties of many have been seized. One may assume that deprivation of civil liberties of a few for utilitarian purposes may be justified, but the more you realize that these men and boys are no different than you and I, and that it could have been you or I in their position, the more real their situations will seem to you, and the sooner your eyes will open up to the truth.
Injustice to one is injustice to all, and justice delayed is justice denied. Case Closed.
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