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300+ Rentals · Taylorsville
300+ Rentals · Taylorsville
The host canceled this reservation 144 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
TalaiThis was my first Airbnb experience and it really set the bar high. Glenny's a great host that's willing to work with whatever you need. The room, considering the price, is incredibly spacious for one or even two people. The neighborhood is nice and quiet, which is what I would assume most people would want. I would highly recommend this spot for anyone looking to stay in Utah on a budget.
DavaughnJanuary 2017A very very nice host and a very comfortable room
amrJanuary 2017Clean, quiet room, the bed is comfortable. Nice clean towels. The bathroom was spotless. She was very nice.
DennisFebruary 2017nice place but given the location about 18 or 19 a night is,what anybody should ever pay. If its 25/night forget it its not worth it. Get someplace in or closer to salt lake city
danielFebruary 2017It was ok. Clean but not in taylorsville. This is definitely Kearns
danielFebruary 2017Very comfortable bed and clean environment in a convenient area of town. Be aware, there is a rooster next door who is an early riser! This is out of the hosts control, but something to be aware of if you're sensitive to that sort of thing. Check in is listed as anytime after noon, but the host was unavailable for check in until 6pm. The hardwood floors made us feel a little overly sensitive about being a disturbance to our host, so just be aware, they are very creaky and noisy. Glenny was very hospitable and available by text for questions.
Jon & ChaunaJanuary 2017The host canceled this reservation 2 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
PatrickRoom type
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This was a fantastic place! Super cute, clean, well priced and a great place for family. My two teenage boys, elderly mother and myself stayed over the Thanksgiving holiday. It was a really wonderful space for our holiday. Cori was easy to work with and helped make our stay perfect. Would love to stay here again!
RyleeNovember 2016Great space. Cori is responsive and made us feel personally very welcome.
MelissaJanuary 2017Beautiful, quaint condo. Cori was great and helpful! Would definitely stay here again!
ChufueJanuary 2017This is a great place for skiers, in combination with the Utah Superpass we skied 4 great resorts all within an easy 25 - 30 min drive. We loved being able to cook at home and do our laundry. Cori is so helpful and a wonderful host. We highly recommend her and the appartment. Home away from Home :-)
GeraldMarch 2017Cori's place was just wonderful, it was exactly as she described. It felt like home away from home! She left a note with all the instructions on how to navigate the condo and was very quick to respond via text. The condo is decorated so nicely, I swear she is an interior decorator in another life. The bed and the linens are so cozy I never wanted to wake up...the kitchen is fully stocked, so I made 3 meals a day while I was traveling which is so much healthier. I can't wait to book again! Uber and Lyft made getting around easy too.
JeanneFebruary 2017the place is super nice, and Cori is very welcoming
SimonJanuary 2017Amazing decor and unique aesthetic. Very close to super markets and famous chic-fil-a! Great communication and feedback. Would recommend for any stay.
JavierDecember 2016Great place to stay, very cute! Cori is great with communication.
SusanFebruary 2017Room type
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Rob and Sam are awesome! Highly recommend staying at their place. They are knowledgeable in the surrounding areas and very much willing to help you out to make your stay that much enjoyable. Their hospitality is truly exceptional. The coziness of their home and its amenities will make your stay feel like a home away from home.
EdwardMarch 2017Excellent place to stay for skiers. They had everything you need, and he hot tub overlooking the mountains puts it over the top!
SpenceFebruary 2017Nice quiet neighbourhood within 45 minutes of driving to ski resorts. Everything is great. Thanks for the fruits and snacks.
KaiFebruary 2017We stayed at Rob & Sam AirBNB the weekend of Febuary 18-19 and we really enjoy it. The place was really clean and Rob and Sam were super welcoming. They answer any of our questions about the city. The Spa was amazing too. We spent all of our night relaxing in it. The place was also in the perfect spot to get to the Ski resort near by. Everything was perfect
Jean-FrançoisFebruary 2017Rob and Sam were not only great hosts but they had an awesome place. Great views, clean rooms, and the hot tub to boot! Wicked close to canyon passes too. Would stay here again in a heartbeat
BryanMarch 2017Room type
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The home was magnificent, immaculately clean and exactly what we needed. Sunny greeted us warmly, made the check in and check out process as easy as possible, and made sure that we had everything we needed. The gardens, though still early, were beautiful! I would love to see them later in the Spring, when all would be in bloom. I *HIGHLY* recommend this home, and our hosts. I hope to have an opportunity to stay here, again.
RandyApril 2016This is a spacious, comfortable, beautiful place with a private entrance. A large TV, pool table, ping pong and air hockey for entertainment, a well equipped kitchen and a gas fireplace. Sunny is warm and welcoming, willing to help with anything you might need. The house is conveniently located for easy access all around Salt Lake. We will surely be back.
HannahJanuary 2016That's so great staying here! Steve and Sunny are so warm hearted and helpful! We will definitely choose their house again if we have a chance to visit SLC again. The house is big and everything is new and neat!
ZiweiJune 2015We had a great experience for staying at Sunny's house. Everything is ready when we arrived. It is clean and comfortable. Sunny is very nice and friendly.
SunnyJuly 2016It's a big and comfortable space. There are tv in every room and the tv space is great. My mom wasn't so happy to have to be barefoot but for me was great. We have everything we need. The garden it's a beautiful space.
N AriadnaSeptember 2016Sunny's place had the perfect family room for visiting with family or friends. The kitchen and dining area were adjoining so the area was very large and well appointed. The good size bedrooms offered privacy. It was perfect for our family, and Sunny was a lovely hostess.
BarbaraJanuary 2017Lovely place, really nice people, genuinely warm and welcoming. The property is VERY clean, comfortable and well equipped. The Pool, Air Hockey and Ping-Pong tables made the stay enjoyable for the kids; beautiful garden to relax at the end of the day.
ShiritAugust 2016Sunny And Steve were very nice and friendly. They let us use their beautiful garden and even shared some of its products. The rooms were very clean, well-kept, and comfortable. We had a great time staying there for one night and had fun playing ping pong Well done!
PaoloAugust 2016Room type
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Nice place to stay, with just a few problems. It was in a great location, off street parking, quiet area, very clean apt and friendly helpful host. Only problems were stairs are carpeted and steep with no handrail and my daughter actually fell down them locking up one night. And there was a musty smell our entire stay there, so we bought air fresheners to help with that.
ChrisOctober 2016The home was ready early for us. Cody,kept in contact with us and made sure things were okay.
AlexanderNovember 2016Cody's place was great, just what we were looking for as first-time visitors to the area. Arrival was easy, which was much appreciated since we didn't get in until after midnight, and the place was very spacious. Everything included was just as Cody described it. The drive into downtown Salt Lake City was about 15 mins, and there were plenty of amenities within a short driving distance. Thanks Cody!
AngelaOctober 2016Way awesome place to stay! I mean the theater alone is way rad...then add the nice bathroom, shower, comfortable bed, overall it's a great place to stay and I'd definitely stay there again. Cody was very helpful and easy to communicate with. Checking in was simple and we weren't worried about getting there at a certain time because of the code on the door.
MichaelDecember 2016Great basement apt. Cody was fast on communications and attentive host. Room is very spacious.
ArielOctober 2016I enjoyed staying here, it was a very comfortable space. I also liked how private it felt. The nearby food locations were good too.
ChristianJanuary 2017As described, and comfy for a short stay.
monikaFebruary 2017Great central location. Cody was very helpful in recommending a restaurant. Really enjoyed this spacious apartment.
NicoleOctober 2016Room type
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It is a great place so clean for sure ill stay here next time im visiting SLC
mohammedOctober 2016Annie and her husband are perfect hosts. Annie's communication is great. She responded immediately to my questions. She greeted us upon arrival and assured me that she was available if we needed anything. The neighborhood is quiet and safe yet convenient to freeways, restaurants, and shopping. Their home is beautiful. The master suite is especially lavish with a large comfortable bed and beautiful shower. The kitchen has everything you could possibly need for meal preparation. The living room is spacious and we all took turns sitting in the amazing massage chair. We didn't even get to enjoy the outdoor space. Unfortunately, our visit was short. We traveled from the Los Angeles area to attend a wedding in the Salt Lake area. We had privacy and felt at home. We asked to meet the family dogs upon our arrival but didn't even know they were there during our stay. (Very friendly and playful dogs.) We could not have asked for a better experience. We definitely hope to be able to book these accommodations again.
NancyOctober 2016It was our first stay in Airbnb. When we arrived at the house, we felt very welcome by Annie and Nathan. They introduced the house in details which made us feel at home. The house is very clean and cozy and it has almost everything we need. It is located in a nice community and quiet. It closes to different restaurants and grocery stores. Annie was very helpful with answering different questions. The whole experience was great and we will stay with Airbnb more.
BillAugust 2016We had a fantastic time staying here! The home is beautiful and in a very nice neighborhood. Annie was so kind and super helpful. Annie and her husband made us feel very comfortable. We loved our stay. We would certainly stay here again! Thanks again for letting us stay at your gorgeous home!
MatthewAugust 2016Annie was a joy to work with. She was super helpful in accommodating our group. VERY clean! Awesome hosts!! House set up amazing. Will definitely consider them for future trips :-)
SarahSeptember 2016This was a PERFECT airbnb stay. Annie is an excellent host with fast friendly communication and a very comfortable home. We had two great meals out in SLC: Check out the Lone Star Taqueria and The Med. Also have to mention the Red Iguana. Was sad to miss the dancing downstairs on Thursday night, we joined the free choir practice at the Mormon Tabernacle in Temple Square - open to the public most Thursdays. It was AWESOME. If you book this home you'll be warm, cozy, comfy and very well taken care of. Enjoy!
LaurelJanuary 2017Wonderful home, clean, comfortable, just as the pictures show. Annie was a wonderful, welcoming host. Soo helpful. I would highly recommend.
sophieFebruary 2017Annie and her family were absolutely incredible! Everything was an absolute breeze from the start. Once I got there, she greeted me and showed me around her spacious and beautiful home. My family and I had an amazing stay and loved everything that the home had to offer. Thank you for making our stay memorable!
NathalieJanuary 2017Room type
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PeterNovember 2016Julianna was a fantastic host. Plenty of enjoyable conversations. Her place is like a Home from Home. Big comfy bed, plenty of clothes space. I enjoyed walking to the shops every few days, about 15 minutes walk away. Beautiful area all within distance of attractions. I checked out a museum and hiked during my stay. would definitely stay again in future. P.S Gorgeous Dogs!!
ChrisSeptember 2016Julianna was great! She wasn't afraid to sit down and chat with us for a bit. The house was in great condition and was everything we were needing.
MichaelAugust 2016Great value as all I needed was a place to sleep and shower. I contacted Julianna before committing to make sure she was ok with my hours. My work there had me leaving early and coming in after midnight . She said it wasn't a problem and it wasn't. Never got to meet her probably due to my hours but would've liked too if anything to just thank her. Would stay there again.
RyszardAugust 2016We initially had some challenges locating the condo unit when we arrived past 8pm... Other than this issue, we loved our stay @ this place. Thanks again Juliana for your warm welcome/accomodations :-) !!!
MannixAugust 2016Great place, Julianna is a great hostess. She made us feel like we were at home.
AndreaOctober 2016Very nicely appointed condo
BerndAugust 2016Julianna was as kind as she could be. She way out of her way to bring my rental car to where I was working as I misplaced the keys in her place while playing with her cute dogs. She has the nicest and most comfortable bed in all of Airbnb.
SteveDecember 2016Room type
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Carmen was very friendly and hospitality was too good. I was provided with free breakfast in this trip. The neighborhood is too pleasant and one of the safest I have seen so far.
RakeshSeptember 2016Room type
Private room
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The stay was for business but they were more than welcoming, the stay was very pleasant and the accommodations just as they were described.
DanielleAugust 2015Allison's place is lovely, with very nice interior decorations. The studio, which can comfortably accommodates four, is at the basement, providing enough privacy for the guests. Amenities are great and everything is super clean! But what's more than the physical place is Allison's hospitality. We arrived quite late in the evening. Allison warmly welcomed us and accommodated all our needs. We were grateful. Overall, it's one of the best Air bnb experiences I have had so far :)
GloriaJuly 2015Allison's place is located in a very quaint, clean, and safe complex located close to everything. The room was comfortable and spacious, and the bed had amazing linens. I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to chat with Allison personally, but she kept in touch throughout my stay and even texted me afterwards to see how things went. I would highly recommend her place, and I hope to return soon.
Lori November 2015Allison's place is really good for a three-people party. We have our own space. Nice, clean and home-like. Our host is very nice and welcoming. She is happy to answer every question we have and accommodates us very well. Will stay with Allison again if I visit Salt Lake City again in the future. Thank you Allison.
TimJune 2015Very nice host and home. She was accommodating to our schedule and had everything prepared when we got there. Thanks for the great stay Allison!
PaulMarch 2015We spent 7 nights at Allison's home for our first ever Airbnb experience. Our arrival and departure went very smoothly and we were made to feel welcome. The suite is beautiful and comfortable (larger than it appears in the photos). We were in SLC for business (mostly) with a couple of days for fun. It was conveniently located for us to get to downtown SLC, Probo, and Park City. The wi-fi provided was super fast and very reliable. Generally, we were up and out the door early (by 7 or 8 am) and not back until 10 or 11 pm. Our hosts had no problem with our schedule and we felt we could come and go as we pleased. Our hosts stayed up later than we did, and although we could hear them moving around upstairs, we had no problems getting to sleep. We communicated by text when we'd be coming in later in the evening so we wouldn't get their sweet little dog riled up. As a first-timer, we probably had more questions for our host than the average guest. Allison responded quickly and was patient with us. Would definitely recommend the space to others.
TerriAugust 2016Allison was a lovely host. She provided my partner and I with great suggestions for places to eat in downtown Salt Lake, and was very friendly and accommodating. Our suite was clean and well presented, and the bed was comfy. Thanks Allison, we appreciate your hospitality!
LaurenJune 2016Allison was friendly and the listing was in a nice, safe neighborhood. The room was well decorated and the beds were comfortable. Thank you for being so accommodating and providing a beautiful space.
PatriciaSeptember 2015Room type
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Cody's place was perfect for our two little families over Thanksgiving break! It was clean, spacious, and conveniently located. Cody was a great host!
SarahNovember 2016Great stay at this house, it was centrally located, convenient to all of SLC, and everything was as advertised.
ChrisNovember 2016Quiet neighborhood but restaurants and shops accessible. You need a car and parking was easy. House especially kitchen and upstairs bathroom could have been cleaner. Wifi worked great.
RueAnnJanuary 2017Cody's place was just as advertised. It was clean and comfortable, and the coffee supplies were greatly appreciated. The location is about 15 minutes from downtown SLC which is great if you have a car. It is easy to get to with plenty of parking. The neighbourhood was quiet.
AaronJanuary 2017It's like walking into a friends house. It's very relaxed, and when we were there his garden was great to wander through, and the big backyard was relaxing. He left us a hand written welcome note, and left us some great garden produce and coffee to enjoy. And oh yeah - while the guys enjoyed the downstairs theater room, us gals sat around the kitchen table and had some great girl time! I would totally stay here again. And can recommend it(URL HIDDEN)
NancySeptember 2016We love Cody's home! It made us feel at home, totally. Cody was very amenable and helpful. He even left his specialty coffee for us to try. The location is very convenient to highway to get wherever you want to go. It's near all the necessary shopping. The grill, outside yard and garden were all available to us, but we were so busy we didn't get to use them. Cody, thanks for sharing your lovely home!
RichardOctober 2016Room type
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I am so happy with my stay at this sweet space. The hosts were welcoming, pleasant and made an effort to see that I had everything I could need. Super clean and comfortable spot with great pillows and a tub to live in! I hope to be back on future trips. Thank you Jana and Eric for the wonderful, safe and sweet stay!
HeidiJanuary 2016First of all, Jana and her husband are amazing. They are kind, hospitable and genuine. My friend and I were totally captivated by the whole manor and the nearby view. The whole house is neat and graceful. And the room is super comfortable. And most basic supplies are provided. They are nice, too! It is only less than 20 minutes drive from both Salt Lake City downtown and the International Airport. Great location. If I visit SLC again and Jana's room is available, it would absolutely be my first choice!
AlexJune 2016Jana and Eric are the best!!! Nice house, nice room and everything is well prepared! I would come back and stay at this place if this place is available at that time! Highly recommended!!!
williamAugust 2016The host canceled this reservation 88 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
MatthewThis was my second stay in the Guest Suite! Just as before~ wonderful stay, comfortable, new, clean, AND that TUB! :) I had meetings in SLC everyday and with a rental car or uber it is a quick ride into downtown. I prefer staying here over city center. It is peaceful and yet still close to everything. Jana and Eric go the extra mile as hosts. Thank you both for having this space available to come to! It's the best!
HeidiApril 2016Room type
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We had a wonderful experience at Bonnie's studio!! The location was perfect and the home was very clean and comfortable. We were very impressed to find clean towels, toiletries, a little breakfast etc waiting for us :) I definitely recommend this home to anyone visiting salt lake - amazing value for money!
RobinMay 2015So easy, great location. Bonnie was fantastic, getting to and from was a breeze. This adorable studio has everything you'll ever need!
Rachael April 2016We had a great time in Bonnies place. It is super clean, well located and has evreything you need or might need! Loved it!
YahairaJune 2016Check in was super easy. Her discription of the house was totally accurate. Great location. Would recommend this place!
AlliJune 2016Great communication and also follow up. Details matched online. Clean and nice set of extra amenities (thank you). Plenty of street parking and easy to find. For the price perfect for an overnight stay.
RussellOctober 2015Such a wonderfully cozy, comfortable and clean place to stay! Bonnie makes is so easy to check in and so welcoming. She even had yummy fruit, muffins and juice for us to enjoy. So grateful we could stay just one night as we made our way north to Yellowstone. We'll be back!
BethJune 2016Exactly as described, this spacious studio was perfect for our stay. Amazing shower, and tasty muffins when we arrived made us feel welcome and at home. Thanks ever so much, I'm sure we will be back soon!
AdamSeptember 2014I did not stay at Bonnies place. My sister and her bf stayed they had nothing but wonderful things to say. I asked her to write review and I would post. Here you go Carlos! "Bonnie was great at accommodating us for a last minute stay. Checking in and out was very easy and hassle free. The apartment is just the right size. We had two adults and large dog in the unit, along with some luggage and felt comfortable. The space was very clean and Bonnie left some snacks for us which I thought was the sweetest. The bed was so so comfortable that it was hard to get out of it the next morning to continue driving cross country. Her husband came over in the evening to check-in and make sure everything was good. Thanks! "
CarlosApril 2014Room type
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Salt Lake City
Great host and apartment. Conveniently located a few minutes drive from downtown SLC - made it easy to get around. Everything was extremely clean and well organized. Val was an extremely communicative, respectful host. Though I didn't meet her, I was sure that if I needed anything she'd respond immediately.
MatthewMarch 2017Fantastic deal. Incredibly clean, cozy and close to everything you need. Val makes sure you have a great stay.
JimmyMarch 2017Cute and cozy with attention to details.
DouglasMarch 2017This studio was absolutely fabulous!! The amenities were perfect and the location is great. She had a small fridge with snacks and drinks, a coffee maker with coffee, a toaster, and tea with a kettle. The room was pleasant and cozy and nicely decorated. The bathroom had toiletries and was very clean. The only con (which was not even a con because I am only 5'5") was that the shower head was my height and I could touch the ceiling in the bathroom - again, totally not an issue for me, but would be if I were 6' tall. I 100% would recommend this airbnb and would stay again when I return!
JeanaMarch 2017Room type
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Salt Lake City
Very cozy apartment, just like in pictures. Conveniently located near downtown, around the corner from the Temple/Convention Center. Very residential and safe. Kent and Emily were extremely responsive and helpful throughout my stay. They even offered that I tag along their food order online. The kitchen is not functional yet, so don't plan to cook meals for now. Otherwise, it's great and will definitely reach out to them when I am back in town. Thanks again!
Alex & NanditaJanuary 2017Nice and quiet apartment. Walkable to everything Emily and Kent were amazing hosts of their city.
PattiMarch 2017Kent and Emily's place was just as described. Very cute and comfortable with everything we needed! The location was walkable and close enough to public transportation that we were fine for the weekend without a car. We were in town for a ski weekend, and it was easy to get to Park City and back by bus from our location. I would definitely book again if we come back for future ski trips!
HayleyJanuary 2017Cozy, clean and comfortable.
LizDecember 2016Great place to stay! Amazing hosts and very well equipped place. Would definitely reccommend to others traveling to the area.
RileyMarch 2017Kent and Emily were excellent host. They were very responsive with communication and the place was clean and convenient to downtown Salt Lake.
ForrestFebruary 2017Very comfortable apartment, great location (easy walk to great restaurants & sights), and very helpful hosts with spot-on recommendations for food!
KevinMarch 2017Great space, comfortable, and close to the convention center and shops. Perfect for a quick work trip to SLC.
GeorginaJanuary 2017Room type
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Salt Lake City
I highly recommend this place for a single or couple travellers. The location is perfect for exploring Salt Lake. 15 mins to airport, 2 min walk to light rail system, 5 min walk to Sugarhouse Commons( like a mini downtown) and the bed is the best. This unit has a young couple that lives there. They did not bother me at all. The door has a security code which works very well for me. Parking is on the street. Great restaurants and breweries are 5 to 10 min walk from this place. I had an awesome stay to summarize everything.
RenzDecember 2016This is a very charming apartment and we enjoyed our stay. Room was very quiet and bed comfortable. Only stayed one evening. Hosts were very kind. We were able to do some laundry, have a good nights rest and be on our way early in the morning. It fit our needs perfectly. I would stay here again in the future
DeborahJuly 2016Great communication before busy. Very friendly. Price was a good value!
LisaOctober 2016My stay at Zackary's was in and out but it was extremely convenient and comfortable. Great communication, easy access and wonderful location. I would highly recommend!
KaylaNovember 2016Great location. Extremely comfortable bed. Outstanding host: Zachary is attentive and considerate and pays attention to important details, like having a comfortable bed (memory foam mattress and pillows, and warm comfy bedding! The overall value was outstanding.
LukeDecember 2016Zackary was a great host. The house was also very organized and neat. I Highly recommend him!
DavidOctober 2016Andrew and Tessa are wonderful, sweet hosts. They accommodated me at the last minute when I got a flat tire in Salt Lake City. I definitely would stay again! The room hd everything I needed for a comfortable stay and my hosts made sure everything was taken care of.
KatherineFebruary 2017The place was very cozy after driving through the snow storm. We ran into Tessa and she made some suggestions for places to eat so we felt welcomed. Very safe, simple place to sleep!
NadiaNovember 2016Room type
Private room
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Salt Lake City
Brian's place was perfect for my quick stay. It's pretty central to downtown and Sugar House and quick commute up to the Big and Little Cottonwood. There was a nice little coffee shop around the corner with some pretty dank breakfast burritos. The place was comfy and cooking wasn't any trouble. I would definitely stay again.
JessicaFebruary 2017Brian was an awesome host. Great communication and flexibility from the start. He has done a lot of work to renovate the tiny house into a comfortable and quirky living space. The location is convenient for night life and within walking distance of a grocery store and coffee shop. Will definitely want to come back when I'm looking for a place to crash in SLC.
CorinneFebruary 2017Looks just like the pictures, ample storage and in a family friendly neighborhood
HannahFebruary 2017Awesome neighborhood. Loved the self checkin option! Centrally located to shops, restaurants, parks, and trails. Looks just like the pictures!
TiffanyMarch 2017It's exactly as pictured and described! For being so tiny it was very comfy!! No complaints!
Becky & DanielFebruary 2017My buddy, dog and I stayed at Brian's tiny home and it was a fun stay. The amenities are minimal but the profile and pictures show this and it is what makes the place so original and unique! It is indeed a tiny home but for one night it was great.
Mike and KateFebruary 2017Brian was great! Very communicative and helpful with check-in. His tiny home was a great location with easy access to the city.
AlexandraMarch 2017Unique experience. Brian was a good host. Location close to coffee shop and grocery store.
GailFebruary 2017Room type
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Salt Lake City
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Salt Lake City
Great Place to stay. Comfortable, Clean and hospitable. Dogs were friendly and lively. I enjoyed my stay.
SabirMarch 2017Excellent short stay. Was close and easy commute to the airport. The whole place was clean and everything I needed or could have forgotten was there. And got to enjoy her lovely dogs.
SamuelNovember 2016Wonderful place! Lovely, cozy, house. Close to Tanner Park (off leash dog park). Very dog friendly home. Brandie herself was very friendly and acommodating. She even lent me an umbrella. Would definitely stay here again.
KLyFebruary 2017I stayed over at Brandie's home during my overnight layover and it was perfect. She also had an abundance of essential toiletries that was offered than most airbnb places I've been to. This was my first private room booking through airbnb and I was pleased with the amount of privacy that was given. I would absolutely stay at Brandie's home again the next time I am in Salt Lake!
AmyOctober 2016Brandie was incredibly accommodating and sweet from the moment I booked her room and even after leaving Utah. My flight landed late and she was willing to wait up for me to make sure that I settled in well. She has 4 beautiful and adorable dogs. Don't be intimidated by their size because they're absolutely harmless! Her house and all the rooms are perfect. Bed was comfortable and bathroom came equipped with just about everything you need. 110% would stay with Brandie again and I recommend you book this place immediately!
VictoriaJuly 2016It was a good stay. Brandi is so nice and helpful. Her dogs are amazing and so nice. It was a good quite place to stay not to far from the city.
KyleSeptember 2016I stayed at Brandie's place for 1 night. Check-in was super easy, the dogs are friendly and totally harmless and Brandie was great fun to hang out with. All in all, a great place to stay and a great host to stay with.
RohanOctober 2016She went above and beyond to make our stay in Salt Lake City a great one.
LauraAugust 2016Room type
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Let's see if this is it... Please fetch up the newly prepared mod_ftp-0.9.5.tar.gz (or .bz2), or the win32/netware/os2 suitable package mod_ftp-0.9.5-crlf.zip from; http://httpd.apache.org/dev/dist/mod_ftp/ review, take it for a spin, and cast your choice [ ] -1 for any release of 0.9.5 (regressed from 0.9.4 or earlier?) [ ] +1 to release as 0.9.5-beta [ ] +1 to release as 0.9.5-beta, and ready to tag GA (1.0.0) Please let us know if you test the two significant issues; CURRENT RELEASE NOTES: * EPSV and EPRT need real world testing for different routing and DMZ cases and validating a range of IPv6-enabled clients' interop. Note many IPv4-only NAT routers appear to ignore EPRT commands, even as they would fix up NAT addresses from PORT commands. * Extra attention should be paid to PORT and EPRT connections, especially when assigned low numbered ports, e.g. FTPActiveRange 20 These are my only hesitations in blessing the release 1.0.0 just yet. Please be brutal in respect to testing both aspects :) For getting started, http://httpd.apache.org/mod_ftp/ and http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/httpd/mod_ftp/tags/0.9.5/README-FTP Bill | |
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Why hasn't BC ever produced a great golfer?
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- harrow said...
The best golfers go to the warm weather and those universities which have their own courses, period. Of those that stay north they go to college's that still have their own golf courses. Michigan, Ohio State, Michigan State, etc. We have neither. I knew alot of people that played golf at BC in the 90's. The program basically got nothing but free buckets of balls at McGolf in Dedham. They will get better recruits in the ACC, but this is like asking why Florida State does not produce NHL players. Could it happen that we produce a pro golfer, sure, but the odds are tiny. I know alot about college golf and I can tell you we don't have anything to offer recruits who want to make it to the tour. This is kind of a silly post in general.
- smh said...
does anyone have gene d's email address? this would be good to email to him.
thanks in advance. - 4:04 PM
- James said...
I lived with a golfer freshman year...by the end of his four years here he is totally demoralized...In the winter they have to practice in the bubble...enough said with that. They have little place to practice their short game in the winter, and they ALWAYS finish last in the ACC, he posted the lowest score in BC history his first couple years, but slowly realized it made no difference playing against other ACC schools.
- Sr.Atlanta said...
It's all about the weather!! Another example: Billy Andrade. Rhode Island native. College: Wake Forest. Now lives in Atlanta. His son also a good golfer goes to school HS in Atlanta. Think he's going to a northern school for golf?!?!
Don't think so.
How about some press on our BC alum soccer pros?!?! - 5:05 PM
- mod34b said...
How's the weather near Ohio State?
- Walter said...
I'd rather worry about increasing our football and basketball profile than our collegiate golfing one.
- dixieagle said...
We can sure tell that it's the off-season for just about everything we care about if we're talking golf...
- M Lindner said...
It's difficult but not impossible for a northern school to produce a good golfer. Steve Stricker is from Wisconsin and attended Illinois. Jerry Kelly is also from Wisconsin and attended Hartford. Unfortunately, these cases are usually the exception. Golf requires consistent practice under course conditions. Hitting balls in an indoor facility is not good enough to compete with people who are able to hit the course year-round.
- ORDEagle said...
Northwestern. Luke Donald. Gleacher Center. No course.
BC would need an indoor facility and a local country club to be their "home course" for practicing in the fall and late spring.
But realistically, we use all our mens scholarships on hockey that other schools can use for golf etc. - 11:21 PM
- mod10aeagle said...
I'd be very surprised if there is more than a dozen PGA Tour professionals under the age of 30 who did not spend the bulk of their teenage years in areas where they can play and practice on world class courses with world-class instructors year-round. As the son of the CEO of Titleist/Footjoy, Uihlein grew up on the best golf courses and in the company of the best players and instructors in the world. His path is the now the norm for a professional playing career, I suspect. No one who aspires to be a successful PGA player would choose to spend four years in a climate so unconducive to golf, and who could blame them?
- EaglesBro said...
Eagles Football Team a BCS Title Contender?
Luke Kuechly for Heisman?
I'm just asking questions, man. - 10:55 AM
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- Erik said...
Don't tase me EaglesBro
- Bobby said...
I played for four years at BC and can tell you that weather and all that is super important but I think the numero uno reason is that golf at BC is not a scholarship sport. There are private grants that can help a few of those on the team but these pail in comparison to the size of scholarships at big time programs. Also, there are a lot of courses in the area, but none of them want the BC golf team practicing at their course and ripping up their facilities.
- mod34b said...
Men's lax scholarships before GOLF!
- mod34b said...
From the Big East ESPN Blog:
"Villanova is scheduled to vote on whether to make the move to FBS football and join the Big East on Tuesday when its trustees meet. The blog VUHoops.com, which has covered this story well, reports that Villanova has the votes to approve the jump up from FCS and that the Wildcats are likely to say yes. I've spoken to some Big East administrators lately, and the general feeling is that Villanova will make the move."
A new opponent for BC? - 2:59 PM
- Erik said...
I just picture Morty Seinfeld and Jack Klumpus arguing, "You don't have the votes!"
- ShooterM said...
I played golf at BC and I agree, the lack of scholarships is probably the main problem, but there is a lot of money in the program now for grants so I'm not sure of the overall impact. As everyone else said, the weather is pretty critical too. Obviously hitting balls in a bubble and not working on your short game all winter is going to hurt your progression. The facilities/course issues are not an issue though, we practiced at TPC Boston when I was there. I would say another HUUUGE issue is the coach. Trevor Drum, while he may have improved recruiting, is blatently dishonest and disrespectful so many players don't want to play for him once they get there. A bunch of guys quit by their senior yr when I was there primarily because of him.
- BCDoubleEagle said...
Does anyone remember the random diatribe on eagleaction a couple years ago about how the BC golf coach was a drunk? Priceless.
- Deacon Drake said...
If I remember correctly, the local clubs were not going to let BC on them. I wasn't even on the team and I got more free swag getting sponsored to play in local tournaments (with a chance to win prize money). There is no draw to golf for BC; even if you go to school there, you have a better chance of improving your game and making the next level by foregoing amateur status. Plus, the weather from October 10th until April 20th blows.
The McGolf comment was so true... - 10:37 PM
- eagleboston said...
Golf....who cares? Most boring sport, correct that, game, ever invented. I would rather watch paint dry.
- Hevy Heverling said...
This article was idiotic. Saying that BC has facilities nearby that would make up for playing year-round isn't true. And playing in the ACC doesn't mean all that much either. Ask any golfer who is looking to go pro if they'd ever go to college where they can't play from November-March
- Darius said...
No, it's a fair post. Luke Donald is a great example that I was going to raise, but someone beat me to it. As much as the weather favors the south, the same could be said about baseball, football, tennis, and just about every outdoor sport--and yet there are examples of individuals and team in all those sports INCLUDING GOLF that defy those odds.
If you put stock in the weather argument, how is crew so big in New England? The river freezes. Shouldn't all those rowing recruits be headed south? Yet BC does invest in crew. Have you seen their boathouse?!?
Like with crew, BC has the student demographics, has the wealthy alumni base, and so on, that would support having a good golf team. The tie to TPC Boston is good, I didn't know that. I figured it'd take some BC powerbroker to get them on to his club, or even Brookline CC, and that the only reason that hadn't happened yet is GDF's myopia.
The sport may be boring to some or even many, but not to everyone--and certainly not to many of the wealthier alums associated with BC.
It would not cost that much to improve BC golf by the same measure that GDF has improved BC baseball. It would just take a bit of effort on his part. Right now, we're not even competitive with the Ivies, or with other New England teams like URI and UConn, let alone with the ACC. That's a shame.
Tell me more about the coaching situation--the drunk and the dishonest/disrespectful: are they one and the same? - 12:46 PM


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On screen, Ninja Gaiden 2 stands as a new benchmark for video-game bloodshed. The red stuff isn't merely hinted at; it's splashed around by the bathload, as torsos and arteries are slashed open, and limbs and heads removed forcibly. If you winced, whooped and hollered your way through the 'House of Blue Leaves' scene in Kill Bill Volume 1, then you'll be glad to see that the guys at Team Ninja have done their best to exceed it. Hysterically, many of your maimed opponents will even limp or crawl their way towards you for more of the same treatment, doing their best to grapple you to the ground and explode in a last-breath gesture of revenge.
When you're not fighting, Ninja Gaiden 2 still goes big on Prince of Persia-style acrobatics. Our ninja hero, Ryu Hayabusa, can still be found racing across walls, wall-jumping his way up elevator shafts and even cheerfully trotting across water. He's still a master of the flagpole swing and the backflip, and he can still employ a range of cool ninja manoeuvres that help him whisk through a crowd of foes whilst in combat.
And this is - without any doubt - a stunning-looking game. Being picky, I'd say that it doesn't have the jaw dropping sense of scale that made God of War 1 and 2 so special. Nor can it match Devil May Cry 4 for its beautiful, baroque background scenery. In fact, at times there's something a little sterile, a bit last-generation about the rather basic environments. However, when you throw in scores of enemies, the beautiful animation, some gorgeous lighting effects and all that spraying claret, Ninja Gaiden 2 looks simply amazing. The levels set in a storm-battered, fiend-infested New York are just an early highlight, as the rain pours down and waves batter the harbour while Ryu scraps with sorcerers and demons in the unnatural glow of neon signs.
This is a wonderful game to behold, and it should be a wonderful game to play. But it isn't. Well, not all of the time, and not always for everyone, anyway. If you're a huge fan of Ninja Gaiden, Ninja Gaiden Black or Ninja Gaiden Sigma, then you already know what to expect, and you'll be prepared for it: the long stretches where you'll batter your way through hordes of ninjas only to get felled by a small collection of double-hard bastards with the power to knock you down in seconds; the sections where you'll be under attack by a bewildering number of foes while archers snipe at you from positions high above; those bits where you just about make it through an epic brawl only to have one guy get in with a cheap, high-powered attack at the very last second. Some people take this stuff on the chin, time and time again, and come back saying 'I just wasn't good enough' or 'I failed that time, I won't fail now.' Others start wondering whether there might be something more rewarding we can do with our time. In this way, Ninja Gaiden 2 cuts its potential audience right down the middle. You either take the (appallingly) rough with the (brilliantly) smooth, or you get very, very annoyed and give up.
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April 9, 2014 – For immediate release
NASCUS Announces Positive Resolution on Crucial UBIT Issues
Arlington, VA - Today, the UBIT Steering Committee, of which NASCUS is a member, announced that the Internal Revenue Service has issued a memorandum that clears nearly all credit union products at stake in the litigation from being subject to unrelated business income tax (UBIT). The IRS action opens the door for credit unions to receive refunds of past payments.
The announcement follows nearly 15 years of work on this issue by NASCUS and its coalition partners on the UBIT Steering Committee. "That the IRS has finally taken this step is welcome news," said NASCUS President and CEO Mary Martha Fortney. "It has been a long time coming, and is a significant win for the entire credit union system."
In addition to NASCUS, the UBIT Steering Committee includes the Credit Union National Association; CUNA Mutual Group; and the American Association of Credit Union Leagues.
A turning point in the work on UBIT came in 2009, when Community First Credit Union, of Appleton, Wis., prevailed in a jury trial against the IRS on UBIT issues, and when a federal court in Colorado ruled in favor of Bellco Credit Union, of Greenwood Village, Colo., also prevailed on UBIT issues in federal court. The steering committee had worked closely with both credit unions in support of the litigation.
"Many people from all over the credit union movement have contributed to this positive outcome with their dedication and unrelenting focus on this issue through the years, but special thanks is certainly due to Community First and Bellco for their willingness to step forward to take this to court," Fortney said.
While the IRS memo represents a significant step forward for the state system, more work remains to be done with respect to several outstanding UBIT issues. NASCUS will continue its work with its coalition partners until there is a fully satisfactory resolution on all UBIT issues.
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ARLINGTON, Texas — The last time Florida lost there were still 23 shopping days until Christmas.
The Gators have won every game since that loss at Connecticut on Dec. 2. The teams meet again Saturday in the Final Four. They both have changed and they both have stayed the same.
"They are high right now. They are playing great basketball. They are sharing the basketball. They are all playing hard. They haven't lost since then. It will be really tough," Huskies forward DeAndre Daniels said Friday. "We feel great. ... I feel like nobody is playing harder than us right now. We are just out there having fun and not playing for ourselves, but playing for each other."
Connecticut, the seventh seed in the East Regional, has won nine of its last 11 with both losses to Louisville. That's no 30-game winning streak but it's enough to have the Huskies two wins from a fourth national championship and the first under a coach besides Jim Calhoun.
Florida, the tournament's overall No. 1 seed, is looking for its third national title, the first two coming in consecutive years under coach Billy Donovan.
"These guys understand what goes into playing and competing, they're really good as it relates to scouting report and preparation," Donovan said. "I think they understand how hard they have to play, how well they have to play defensively together, offensively together."
Shabazz Napier hit a buzzer-beating jumper from the free-throw line to give Connecticut (30-8) the 65-64 victory in Storrs, Conn., four months ago. The dramatic win didn't exactly propel the Huskies as they lost three of their next five games.
Napier was named the American Athletic Conference player of the year and was a first-team All-America. He took advantage of a freak play to hand the Gators (36-2) one of their two losses — the other was to Wisconsin, another Final Four team.
"I was fortunate," he said. "I put up a lousy shot and DeAndre tipped it back out and I was able to get off a great shot. I got a second chance and was fortunate enough to make it."
Now Connecticut, just like that day before winter even started, has a second chance at Florida.
The Gators were different that day in that freshman guard Kasey Hill was out with an ankle injury and freshman forward Chris Walker was clearing up eligibility issues. Scottie Wilbekin, the do-everything guard who was chosen Southeastern Conference player of the year, was playing in his third game of the season after being suspended for the first four. He had 15 points but injured an ankle with 3:01 to play, was taken to the locker room and never returned.
"I was in the locker room and there was a clock but no score," he recalled Friday. "I kept asking one of our managers to go check the score. He came back and said we were up one and there was only a couple of seconds left. I was laying there with ice on my leg and I heard the roar from the crowd and I knew we lost. That was the low point of our season.
"We're familiar with them, and they're familiar with us. They've done a great job of improving the defense since we played them, especially in the postseason."
The aim of the Gator's defense on Saturday will be stopping the 6-foot-1 Napier, who leads the Huskies in scoring (18.1), rebounding (5.9) and assists (4.9), a first for the program.
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Black History month takes place in February. Decorate your home, office, community centre or classroom in honour of African-American culture all month long. Alternatively, incorporate art pieces as permanent fixtures, adding culture to your surroundings. Create handmade crafts to represent different regions of the African continent or purchase new and used adornments.
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Adinkra Wall Hangings
Make Adinkra wall hangings to ordain your home, classroom or community facility. According to Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, Adinkra printing dates back to the 19th century in Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire.
Originally, Adinkra symbols were imprinted on the clothing for royals and spiritual leaders. Now it is used for book covers, wall art and main stream festive clothing.
Create Adinkra art with one or several symbols. Buy stamps from a speciality store or make your own by printing off Adinkra symbols and tracing them on linoleum blocks.
To make each stamp, cut around the tracing using a speciality gouge. Remove all linoleum that is not part of the stamp image. Apply printing ink to the stamp's surface using a foam brayer, which looks like a small paint roller. Imprint a piece of fabric or card stock by pressing on the stamp evenly. Frame your art and hang.
For a children's activity, kids can make adinkra stamps using potatoes, says the University of Hawaii System.
Mural of Famous African-Americans
Children will enjoy taking part in this activity. Produce a mural for Black History month, or for the whole year, to decorate the walls of a classroom, home or library. Children colour pictures of famous African-Americans, such as those provided by Family Education.
Paste pictures on Bristol board or cardboard in quilt fashion and hang the mural on a blank wall. Complement colouring pages with printouts of photographs. The Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery has a selection of portraits to choose from.
Add captions to images describing each famous African-American, African flags, CD sleeves of famous African-American musicians or other accessories.
Rock Art
Traditional rock paintings in Tanzania are up to 50,000 years old, states Warm Heart Art Tanzania. Tanzanians painted boulders, mostly in red or white ink, with human, savannah animal and geometric shape designs.
Make similar designs on flat rocks using paint or charcoal. Art Teacher on the Web recommends applying shortening or lard to the surface of the rock first to act as a primer.
African Art Pieces
Look not only at cultural, speciality and furniture shops or online, but also at flea markets, yard sales and second hand shops for African art pieces. Search for African masks, wooden sculptures, textiles and paintings to further decorate your home, classroom or centre.


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Amid floods, transportation havoc, and fragile infrastructure, a sustained blast of winter is testing Britain's fabled resolve
A rescue worker surveys the scene as a fallen tree lies against a house in Birmingham, England, Monday Dec. 30, 2013, after high winds and heavy rain battered the UK throughout the night.
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Pedestrians are reflected in a window as they walk through rain near Tower Bridge in London, Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014. At least three people have died in a wave of stormy weather that has battered Britain since last week, including a man killed when his mobility scooter fell into a river in Oxford, southern England.
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Waves crash onto the promenade between Fleetwood and Blackpool, as high tides and huge waves hit the North West England, Monday Jan. 6, 2014. Residents along Britain's coasts are braced for more flooding as strong winds, rain and high tides lash the country.
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Large waves crash onto the road in the coastal village of Carnlough, Northern Ireland, Friday, Jan. 3, 2014. High tides and strong winds have caused flooding in some coastal areas of Northern Ireland but the tide peaked without major flooding in Belfast.
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Holiday chalets at Carmarthen Bay Holiday Park are surrounded by flood water caused by high tides in Kidwelly, West Wales, January 3, 2014.
Waves crash against the promenade in Aberystwyth, Wales Monday Jan. 6, 2014 as strong winds and high tides continue in western Britain . Weather forecasting body the Met Office warned of wind gusts of up to 70 mph (113 kph), accompanied by exceptionally large waves, along the coasts of Wales, southwest England and Northern Ireland on Monday. The Environment Agency issued a severe flood warning meaning there is a threat to life and property — for the county of Dorset in southwestern England, as well as more than 300 less serious flood warnings and alerts.
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The A487 main road between Haverfordwest and St David's in Pembrokeshire is closed due to a mountain of pebbles left after storms at Newgale, West Wales, January 5, 2014.
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Dobermann Breeders
Sue & Pete Mycroft
Current Health TestsHi, we are Sue & Pete Mycroft of SUPETA DOBERMANNS & WHIPPETS. We have been involved with dobermanns since the early 1980's. We are both championship show judges. We were TOP BREEDERS (Dobermann) in the UK for 2005, 2008, 2010, 2011 & 2013 and had TOP DOBERMANN 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2012 & 2013. In 2011, as well as Top Dobermann and Top Working Dog we were also RUNNER UP TOP DOG ALL BREEDS!! We were also TOP DOBERMANN BROOD BITCH 2013 & TOP WHIPPET BROOD BITCH 2015. The SUPETA KENNEL was also TOP PUPPY DOBERMANN 2005 and TOP PUPPY WHIPPET 2012. We have bred 20 dobermann champions to date .... (click to read more)
Amelia Murray
Current Health TestsBreeding for type, temperament, health and working ability.
I have a strong passion for dogs, and in particular for the Dobermann breed and have held the 'Luftez' affix since 2011. I feel strongly about maintaining excellent breed type, temperament, working ability and health. I am a Dobermann judge and am on 'C' list as a breed specialist for the Birmingham, Midland, Northern and South East of England Dobermann Clubs.
As well as being a professional dog trainer and instructor, I compete in conformation showing, IPO and competitive obedience. At the moment I am campaigning my .... (click to read more) -
Mr & Mrs. Robertson
Current Health TestsCockneyoka Dobermanns, puppies bred for sound temperament, health and love, KC Registered, innoculated, wormed, puppy pack and 5 weeks free insurance - lifetime of advice.
Jenny & Kevin Hopkinson
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Current Health TestsWe bought our first dobermann in 1997 and were introduced to the world of showing. Our foundation bitch Abbi gave us a good start in the world of showing and breeding. We have had considerable success in the showring and our success has continued to grow with each litter.We only breed when we wish to keep a puppy and are very selective with our choice of stud dog. We have introduced European bloodlines to our quality English bloodlines improving the bone and substance without losing elegance. Temperament is a priority and we pride ourselves that we continue to breed quality and excellent .... (click to read more)
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Current Health TestsWe are a small kennnel seeking to achieve quality not quantity. We have been involved in the breed for thirty years,but only recently made our way to the show circuit. We believe that this and obedience bring out the true qualities of a fine breed.
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Julie Groves
Current Health TestsI got my first Dobermann in 1999.
I compete in the breed show ring and also in the agility.
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Tracy Ashmore
Current Health TestsSelection tested, world class Quality, type, character and conformation.
Romy Newell
Current Health TestsWe are a small kennels breeding top quality Dobermanns from the best of European bloodlines. They each have a long line of Champions in their breeding, however we do not show our dogs as they are docked and cropped and cannot be shown in UK. Our stud dog Come As You Are I-Rex is very popular and some of his puppies are doing well in the Show circuit. We breed for quality and temperament and have been breeding Dobermanns for 14 years. Our dogs are all registered with the UK Kennel Club and have the necessary health tests.
Our puppies are normally ready for their new homes at 8 weeks of .... (click to read more) -
Mrs Alison Rolph
Current Health TestsWe breed health tested Dobermanns and Labradors.
Labradors are mainly chocolate and some black, Bailey our stud dog is so very laid back and passes this on to his pups, we have sold pups all over the country and often have a waiting list for our next litters.
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Julie Mclaren
West Yorkshire
Current Health TestsTeuschon Dobermans we are a small kennel with a great love for the breed we currently have two bitches mother and daughter. Our dogs our part of the family first and foremost. fully health tested and with excellent bloodlines. We are based In West Yorkshire.
Ms G Kuhl
Current Health TestsWe are based in Cambridegeshire and have a small kennel with a herd of Dobermanns & a Turkish Kangal who keep us very active!
We are active on the show scene and out most weekends somewhere either in the UK or Europe.
We are apart of the Accredited Breeders Scheme support it although in its infancy at the moment.
Although our dogs are pets first, we show all over the country and Europe and our dogs work in Schutzhund and drug search.
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Wayne Briscoe & Dawn Page
South Yorkshire
Current Health TestsMe & my partner were introduced to the Doberman breed several years ago we would now never live without one in our lives. We currently have 4 Dobermans in our family. We have bred 3 litters successfully producing beautiful healthy pups which have gone on to some been shown successfully & some also doing agility others just fantastic family pets. All our Dobermans live as part of our family in our house and are loved as family pets as well as been shown in the UK & hopefully across Europe this year. We give lifelong support & knowledge to all our puppies that we breed after all we are only a .... (click to read more)
Michael Peel
St. Helen'S
Current Health TestsMiklouis Kennels are a family run hobby kennels. All our pups are Well socialised brought up in the home with all our other pets and child. We aim to breed for Superior Health, Temperament and conformation.
Mrs S Thorn
Current Health TestsI have owned and shown dobermanns for almost 20 years. I bred my first litter in 2009 and the male I kept (Bel, Neth Ch Grafmax Louis Armstrong ShCM RL1Ex - Satchmo) has been incredibly successful, including winning BOB at Crufts 2013.
Mr J & Mrs P Flower
Current Health TestsMy husband and I enjoy an active life and a large part of that is our animals.
Our dogs live a happy and healthy life as past of our family and we enjoy showing, canicross and training in the sport of IPO.
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Current Health TestsNolatari Dobermanns are kennel Club Assured Breeders based in Manchester, North West of England. Our aim is to continually improve our breeding with the best available stud males and females to produce a Dobermann which excels in Health, Temperament and Conformation. We use the best Blood lines available for breeding as we want to improve the character, temperament and appearance of our Dobermann puppies. We strongly believe in health testing and although it does not guarantee you against health problems it does reduce the risk greatly.
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Miss Laura May Nicholas
Current Health TestsARENITE are a small kennel of Dobermanns and Lancashire Heelers based in Cheshire. We show and work our dogs in the UK and Europe. We breed for temperament, health and type true to the standard.
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Zarina Brough
Current Health TestsHaving being brought up with Dobermanns and owning my own since 2000. I have progessed from enjoying my pets to Making up my first Champion this year, and gaining the Junior Warrant title with my 13 month old Bitch.


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On Sat, 2004-02-28 at 21:09, Jon A. Cruz wrote: > Craig Bradney wrote: > > >Looking at just the CxF sample I think its pretty huge for what in the > >end turns out to be a basic need which isnt too big in the end. > > > > > Actually, there's a lot hiding in there that you really do need, and a > lot that can just be ignored. > > I'll take a pass later on and see what I can digest. > > > >Peter and I discussed it later today a little further. In the end we > >came to the conclusion that there is no real need to store anything > >other that pure colours > > > True. > > However the big "gotcha" is 'what is a color?' > > >whether that be in RGB or CMYK (or perhaps > >HSV?). The idea is to share colours, not the use of them. That is, so we > >can share a colour set so when a file is loaded, the same colour set is > >accessible in Inkscape and Scribus etc. > > > > > Exactly. > > And that's where at the very least we're going to need some 'colorspace' > to go along with numeric values. > > RGB in SVG is pretty simple since it uses sRGB by definition. That is, > you have numerical components and an explicit colorspace that those are > in. Therefore we have the ability (in theory) of having the same "color". > > CMYK, on the other hand, is a horrrrrrrrrrible problem. In and of > itself, there is no "CMYK colorspace". Correct and while there are a few "generic" CMYK color spaces, in reality a CMYK colorspace is almost always tied to a device. > > > >The named SVG colour chart stores the colours in RGB values only - it > >does not have/need anymore information. > > > > > Actually, it does need more information. The specification of the > colorspace those numbers are in. > > And SVG has that. > > http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/color.html > > > 12.1 Introduction > > All SVG colors are specified in the sRGB color space (see [SRGB] > > <http://www.iec.ch/nr1899.htm>)... > This a good thing to add to the Wiki.. all these links and specs. > > >For our purposes, especially in Scribus, users WILL want to be able to > >define CMYK colour sets. If we don't, they WILL ask how to do it so in > >this case its better to get it done correctly from stage 1. > > > > > Ahhh... good pinpointing of needs. > > So... a CMYK colorset would also need to specify which CMYK colorspace > it is. Bascially one per device. :-) > > Good news is that LittleCMS probably has all that is needed for the > workflow. The color palette format would just need to include which > colorspace it is such that LittleCMS would be able to go in and out of > RGB properly. Exactly. One other wrinkle is rendering intents, which is not easy sometimes for end users to grok.. I mention this just as a caution for UI purposes. Cheers, Peter |


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Over Blackmud Creek at 111 Street and at 30 Avenue SW
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The City of Edmonton will host a drop-in meeting regarding the closure and removal of the 111 Street Bridge, and the closure and replacement of the 30 Avenue Bridge.
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Attendees will learn about the intended closure of the 111 Street Bridge prior to it being brought to City Council for approval. This includes community impacts, project timelines and planned accommodates. Participant comments and feedback are welcome and will be included in the report to Council. The City will also provide an update on 30 Avenue Bridge construction in 2013.
About the Project
The City of Edmonton has identified the 111 Street Bridge over Blackmud Creek as having reached the end of its service life. The bridge will be removed and the crossing reclaimed.
The 30 Avenue Bridge over Blackmud Creek has also reached the end of its service life and requires replacement. The approved concept plan for 30 Avenue SW is an ultimate 4 lane configuration; however, due to volumes, only two lanes will be constructed at this time.