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Category Archives: Asian Fusion
SEOUL CHICKEN: Asian and Southern style fried chicken
Nightingale 9: Vietnamese with a dash of Southern
Dear Food Diary:
When StalkerBoy plans our date night, he usually picks something unique to surprise me, like going to Nightingale 9 in Carroll Gardens for Vietnamese.
When I saw chef/owner Robert Newton (from Seersucker) on the menu, it all made sense. See, I follow him on Instagram and I knew he was back in Vietnam, the photo evidence showed him flavor scoping – hence his venture to open a Vietnamese joint in the first place.
Elevate Restaurant & Lounge: great bridal shower
Dear Food Diary:
This city has plenty of great spaces to host parties, but finding one that won't break your bank is a challenge. For our good friend J's bridal shower a couple weeks ago, we chose Elevate Restaurant & Lounge in Chinatown. They offered an $18 3 course brunch + a drink, allowed us to show up early to decorate and stay for 4 hours. The bride and guests enjoyed themselves and the bridal party (me included) had a great time hosting.
Foragers City Table: market, groceries, butcher, restaurant
Dear Food Diary:
The concept of farm to table is not just a trend, but a way of life. Knowing where my food comes from and supporting these passionate folks is satisfying in itself. And though I can't do it all the time, I try. It is specially hard in the city which is why Foragers City Table fills that need. Farmer's markets are great, but they don't have all the products one might need. This is that chic cross between farmer's market and grocery store. It's a one stop shop for produce, meat and everything else in between, plus a nice spot for a meal of local ingredient.
Mission Chinese Food NYC: "things that make you go hmmm"!? (CLOSED)
Dear Food Diary:
A couple days ago, Underground Dining and I tried the new "chinese food" joint in town. Their SF restaurant has great reviews, so as you can imagine, it was all the buzz when they landed in NYC. I love the food of my peoples and I'm always open to unique and creative twists to classics, but somehow, Arsenio Hall (I'm dating myself, oh well…) took over me while walking out of dinner … "things dishes that make you go hmmm"!?


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Most young people in Switzerland stay away from the polls at voting time, but one canton is trying to buck the trend with comics and cinema.
Low turnout among youth voters isn't particular to Switzerland. But alarm bells went off when an analysis of last February's nationwide vote on the highly controversial people's initiative "against mass immigration" showed that just 17% of voters under 30 participated.
Researchers from the GfS Bern institute and the University of Geneva eventually boosted that initial estimate to 30%; it is impossible to pinpoint the rate of participation by age group in federal votes, since no such data are gathered.
CinéCivic 2014
The short film competition, to encourage young people to vote, is open to those between 15 and 25 living in canton Geneva.
This year's awards ceremony is scheduled for October 13 at RTS, Switzerland's French-language public radio and TV station, which serves as a partner.
There is a prize for each age group – 15-18 and 19-25 – both worth CHF 2,000, and the "media and cinema" prize, worth CHF 3,000.
Suggestions for improving voter turnout among the younger generation have ranged from lowering the voting age to 16 – as in canton Glarus – to gathering more detailed statistics. But canton Geneva is going in another direction.
Youth absenteeism at the polls has worried Anja Wyden Guelpa since she took office as the head of the canton's public service four years ago.
"The participation rate for young people is usually 15 to 20 percentage points below the average for the whole electorate in the canton", she told swissinfo.ch. That increases to 40 points when compared with the 70-74 age group, which has the highest rate.
"We asked ourselves why they don't vote and came to the conclusion that to speak to young people, you have to use their language, their tools and channels of communication," Wyden Guelpa adds. "Who can do this better than young people themselves?"
From manga to videoclips
So the government turned to a young Geneva artist to write a manga – a type of Japanese comic book – aimed at raising young people's awareness of their civic duty. Entitled "The future in our hands" and published in 2012, the comic is now distributed to canton Geneva residents who have just reached the age of 18.
Using the same "for young people, by young people" approach, the CinéCivicexternal link videoclip competition was started in the following year. Young fledgling directors were invited to submit short films with specified technical and content criteria to cajole other young people into voting. The work is done "with very simple technical resources, like a smartphone, or a TV camera and a microphone. Which means at low cost," explains Wyden Guelpa.
Deepened reflection
The young directors use imagination, humour, and aesthetic appeal to get their age group thinking about the importance of voting. This also gets the film-makers themselves thinking more deeply about the issue, as participants who spoke with swissinfo.ch confirmed.
Valeria Mazzucchi, a 24-year-old student who won the 2013 film prize for her age group, says the competition "stimulates thinking by the participants as well as the audience" about their civic duty. The message of her witty short film was that "voting means deciding".
The issue "has been a staple of conversation in our group of friends for months now, during the preparation and then while looking at the videos," says 22-year-old student Mateo Ybarra, who co-directed a short film called "Le bon geste" ("The right move"). It won the "media and cinema" prize in 2013.
"When I made the film, I showed it to others, I tried to get their opinion to find out what I could do improve it. So I had lots of discussions and could explain to some of the abstensionists why I think it's important to vote", says 21-year-old Michel Thorimbert, who is competing in the 2014 version of CinéCivic, the prizes for which will be presented on October 13.
"This experience encouraged me to get my friends and people I know to vote – and to do the same when I reach voting age," says Matthis Pasche, a 16-year-old secondary school pupil also competing this year.
More involvement
The success of the competition's first edition encouraged Wyden Guelpa and her staff to keep on with the initiative and extend it, bringing young people into the organisation and developing new ways of working together. Based on the experience so far, they have continued and updated the format of the competition.
Institutions 3D
The manga and the CinéCivic short film competition are not the only initiatives from the Geneva government to get young people to vote.
Since 2013, in partnership with other groups, it has developed a pilot project called "Institutions 3D" to explain to youngsters the separation of powers and their functions, through role play and events at political institutions, plus school courses.
And the young filmmakers are already wondering what will happen after the competition.
"I hope the government goes on and distributes the films – for example on buses, local TV networks and other media. Just leaving them up on the site without promoting them will not do much for the goal of consciousness-raising," says Thorimbert.
"It would be a good idea to find a place for them in film festivals, like Locarno," Ybarra points out.
The government is paying attention to all these suggestions. Wyden Guelpa says "the idea is to involve the participants as much as possible." The films that won last year have been shown in cinemas for a month, at the Geneva open-air festival Cinétransat as well as in schools. And negotiations are in progress with a film festival. But with a budget of just CHF25,000 ($26,000) they can't work miracles.
"Our vision is that CinéCivic, besides being a competition, should become a platform for exchanges throughout the year, with activity on the internet site and social media," says Wyden Guelpa.
"The goal is to get young people to vote, because only with their participation can our political ideas be renewed".
Complex reasons for not voting
Abstentionism by young people at election time is a phenomenon worrying a number of Western countries. Studies suggest there are several reasons for it. The most frequently cited are the complexity of the issues at stake, the unattractiveness of politics, and inadequacy of the language and the channels of communication. Various measures have been proposed to promote youth participation in political decision-making: more teaching of civics, incentive policies involving young people at all levels, use of new technologies of communication, and lowering the voting age to 16.
A recent Swiss studyexternal link called "Scoop.it 2.0", made public in September, found that two thirds of the 3,400 young people between 14 and 25 interviewed are interested in politics. But the conversation mainly takes place in chatrooms and on social networks.
(Translated from Italian by Terence MacNamee),

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Top 10 high school basketball playoff games
The final three weeks of the high school basketball season were a wild ride for those involved, with upsets galore sprinkled throughout the 10 state tournaments across the state.
When it was all said and done, six of the 10 teams ranked No. 1 heading into the playoffs went on to win a state title — up from three last year.
The five state champions on the girls side were Riverton (5A), Springville (4A), Dixie (3A), Richfield (2A) and St. Joseph (1A). St. Joseph was the only repeat winner.
The boys state champions were Lone Peak (5A), Sky View (4A), Morgan (3A), Wasatch Academy (2A) and Bryce Valley (1A). Lone Peak was the lone boys repeat winner.
James Edward is the Deseret News prep editor. Follow on Twitter @DNewsPreps
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I asked a male, "What do you want in a head coach?" To which he replied, "A winner."
Personally, I like a charismatic coach. I like a few nonsensical ramblings tossed in with the meat and potatoes of blame and glory. What can be better than Herman Edwards' introductory press conference story about a Baptist Church and 7-11s? The blame will come as he starts shaking up our beloved Chiefs. The glory will come next year. I hope for a winner, too.
We must have heard his professional history a million times by now. Certainly it seemed every person that steps up to the podium has to regale us once again. So here it is short and sweet. He went from playing for Vermeil to succeeding Vermeil in 20 years. With some stops in between as a college coach, a scout, an assistant coach, and his stint with the Jets, the members of the Chiefs organization somehow only being two or three degrees of separation from him at all times.
All I can really ask from Coach Herman Edwards right now is just enough emotion to make me not pine for Vermeil. I want just enough confidence to melt my fears of change. I'd like to see the passion evident in a dedicated man. Enough casual arrogance to make me believe that he has the stones to do what is necessary. And I wouldn't mind an 8x10 of a shirtless Boomer Grigsby.
There is time enough for him to pull out a map and show me the path to the Promised- Land. I will be amongst those clamoring for a detailed analysis of why the Chiefs haven't gotten it done, and what he's going to do to fix it. I'll give him his honeymoon phase to settle in and get the players to buy into his philosophy. Then I want to hear blame and justifications. I want fire and brimstone.
The man took the Jets to the Playoffs almost every year he was their Head Coach, except for this year. And I'll happily shift the mountain of excuses to perch his loss of his two starting quarterbacks on top as the reason for his failure. Of those five playoff games, he helped the Jets win two of them. Our Chiefs haven't won a playoff game since 1993. I wasn't even a glimmer in my father's eye when they won their last Super Bowl.
Sometimes all it takes to get the most out of a man is a change of scenery and a new set of tools. He's inheriting a Hemi powered offense and an improving defense that is sick of making highlight reels for the other team. I believe our Trent Green led warriors will stop Edwards from being too conservative. I believe any defensive minded Head Coach would make an immediate positive impact on this defense. Hey, how could he not?
His detractors like to belittle what accomplishments he had. They'd rather poke fun at how he manages a game, and how tight fisted he is with his offense. Of course, he's never had the cohesive awe-inspiring offense that he has now. But I guess it's far more enjoyable to declare a man a failure at a task he hasn't even started yet, than appreciate the tangibles we know he brings us, and the dream of new ones to come.
Yes I wear rose colored glasses. But I'm a girl. I can do that.
I generally wait for a guy to do something unforgivable before the desire to boot him becomes fully cognizant. As such, I think I'll treat Herman Edwards like any other man. Well… If he brings me a Super Bowl, he can skip buying me dinner.


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We all know that Ian Greer, controversial lobbyist and close pal of Simon Milton , fled to South Africa following the cash for questions scandal in the nineties.
What we didn't realise was that he'd turned over a new leaf and set up a very worthy charitable organisation for adults and vulnerable children affected by the Aids crisis there.
According to Ground Up:
"The Helderberg Street Peoples' Centre in Somerset West cares for poor and marginalised people. It is a soup kitchen, but it also offers counselling and support to people with drug and alcohol problems, amongst other things."
The HSPC website claims:
" In 2001, Ian Greer brought together eight churches of different denominations to help the poor and destitute in the community, by forming the Helderberg Street People's Centre, now known as HSPC.
The primary objective of the HSPC is to give hope to people by making a difference in their lives."
According to the Madtrust organisation :
" South Africa still has a very high child mortality rate with deaths rooted in poverty, poor nutrition and deteriorating living conditions for the poorest communities.The Helderberg Street Peoples Centre is a small but highly effective charity which combats some of these sad statistics at the root. Programmes look to feed and clothe the poorest community members, provide home based care, treatment for opportunistic infection and transport to medical centres for the sick and dying. The centre provides care for children losing their parents and comfort to their parents knowing their children will be looked after."
How very noble of Greer to devote so many years of his life to supporting the destitute and vulnerable people of South Africa.
But what's this?
" The Make A Difference Trust is proud to work with Mr Ian Greer and the highly dedicated team of carers and volunteers at the Helderberg Street Peoples Centre in the Western Cape: South Africa. Through support from the Yves Guihannec Foundation as well as the many individuals who have donated funds towards this worthwhile programme, we have been able to truly make a significant difference in the lives of so many".
Is this the same Yves Guihannec Foundation which is run by tax avoidance expert Robert Venables Q.C. and which has never produced any accounts for the Charities Commission?
How very, very strange indeed.


text: Dưới đây mình chia sẻ một số bài speaking ilets có thể tự luyện ở nhà. Lúc rãnh bạn cứ đem ra tự nói, tự thu âm, tự sửa, lâu lâu nó cũng lên đó :3 Topic Part 1: Where are you from? Do you think your hometown is a nice place to live in? Why? Does any member in your family have the same name as you? What do you do to make a living? Part 2: Describe a car that you like and would like to buy. You should say: How you know about it Why you like it What you are doing to get it Part 3: What are the advantages of public transport? What could be done to get people to use public transport instead of personal cars? Do you think that charging money for using the roads is a good measure? Why? Topic 2: Part 1: What is your full name? Do you work or are you a student? Do you enjoy your student life? Do you like photography? Do you like taking photographs when you travel? Why? When was the last time you took photographs? Part 2: Describe a team project that you have worked on. You should say: What it was What you did And how you felt about it Part 3: Why do you think we need project work? What characteristics do you think a good leader should have? What are the qualities of a good team? Do you think children should be exposed to teamwork? Topic 3: Part 1: What is your full name? Are you studying or working at the moment? Is it hard to cope with your studies? Do you do the housework? Did you do any housework during your childhood? Why is it important for children to help their parents with household chores? What kind of housework do you hate to do? Do people in your country prefer modern or traditional buildings? Are you interested in designing a building in the future? Part 2: Talk about a speech or a talk you have attended. Should say: What the speech/ talk was about Where it took place Who gave it Part 3: Do you think it is important to arrange a speech for school children? Who should give the speech? What can they talk about? Do you think that it is not easy to arrange a talk for school children? Why? Why do you think people attend international conferences? Why do people prefer to attend conferences rather than read books? Đề thi IELTS Speaking Part 1: - What is your full name? - Can I see your ID? - Where are you from? - Do you work or study? - What is your favourite day of the week? Why? - What is your busiest day of the week? - Do you like the place where you live now? - Would you recommend it to your friends or family? Đề thi IELTS Speaking Part 2(Cue Card) Talk about a thing that you own and never used. Please say - What is it? - When did you get it? - Why didn't you use it? Đề thi IELTS Speaking Part 3 - Let's talk about recycling. - Give an example of things that can be recycled. - What are the advantages of recycling to our environment? - Do you believe that children in school should be taught to recycle? Phần : Cue Card 1.Describe a lovely morning you enjoyed. You should say: When it was where it was what did you do and explain why you liked it 2.Describe a time which you spent with your friends You should say: How close those friends were Where you spent that time And how long it was And explain how you spent it 3.Describe an electronic item you have at home You should say: What item it is How long you have been using it how much you bought it and explain why you like it 4.Describe your favourite shopping center You should say: Where it is When you go there Who you go there with and explain why you like it 5.Describe a situation when somebody laughed at you. You should say: Who it was When it was Where it was and explain why that person laughed at you. 6.Describe if you were ever interviewed for any job or studies. You should say: When this interview occurred. 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And explain why it was memorable for you. 13.Describe a natural beauty you visited What it was why you visited who you visited with And explain how it helped you. 14.Describe a lesson you had in at college or school. You should say: What lesson it was When was it Who taught you this lesson And explain what you learn in this lesson 15.Describe a lovely weather you enjoyed recently You should say: What weather it was When was this weather Who were you with And explain how you enjoyed it? 16.Describe a problem which occurred recently in your life. You should say: What the problem was When it occurred How it occurred And explain how you reacted 17.Describe moment of being happy in your life You should say: When it was Who you were with Where it was And explain why you where so happy 18.Describe your favorite dress You should say: What color dress it is Where you bought it from when do you where it And explain why you like it 19.Describe a cultural performance in your country You should say: What this cultural performance is When is it done How it is done And explain what happens in it 20.Describe unhappy moment in your life You should say: When it was what it was And explain why it was 21.Describe your favorite sports You should say: what game it is when you play it who do you play it with And explain why you like it? 22.Describe a time when you are sad You should say: When you when sad Where were you how you reacted And explain why you were sad 23.Describe a website you have visited recently. You should say: what this website was about when you visited it and explain why you visited it 24.Talk about an advertisement you have recently seen and liked it You should say: what advertisement it was about. Where you saw it. what type was it. And explain why you liked it? 25.Talk about some change that you have done recently. You should say: What is it? when you did it? how you did it? And explain what made you do this change 26.Describe a your favorite perfume You should say: What perfume it is? When do you use it? where do you buy it from? And explain why you like it? 27.Describe an activity that relaxes you You should say: What activity it is? When you do it? who you do it with? And Explain how it relaxes you? 28.Talk about a park you visited recently You should say: where this park is? who you visited with? what does that park have? And explain what you did there? 29.Talk about a favorite plant you have had at home? you should say: where you bought it from? 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Registration is underway for the 9th annual Lewisburg Sunset Rotary's Frosty 5K ~ February 4th!
Free winter children's games will be offered again this year in Hufnagle Park.
Our first indoor February "Beat the Winter Blues" Craft show is coming up, February 18th...
Welcome to our Rotary Club!
Service Above Self
We meet Mondays at 5:45 PM
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Second Floor, Pine Room
Lewisburg, PA 17837
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- Guess How Much I Love You in the Autumn by Sam McBratney
- Brambly Hedge: Autumn Story by Jill Barklem
- What Small Rabbit Heard by Sheryl webster and TimWarnes
- A Bit Lost by Chris Haughton
- The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson
- Lazy Ozzie by Michael Coleman
- Tales From Acorn Wood by Julia Donaldson
I love the idea of swapping out books. My daughter is amassing more and more because she loves them. But I can see she's less enthralled by some of her faves because she looks at them so often. I might pop them away for a bit! #MarvMondays
ReplyDeleteWhat a good idea to swap books in and out, I really hadn't thought of that. I do it with toys I just hadn't thought about it with books!
There are certainly some books which come in and out of season in our household, and you're right the children do come at them with fresh eyes.
Guess How Much I Love You in Autumn sounds like a lovely book - Autumn is one of my favourite seasons
#MMBCOoo I love reading, I never thought of swapping books in and out as we often find ourselves reading the same ones over and over so this is a fab idea.
#MarvmondaysSwapping the books is such a great idea. I love the books you have chosen. The Gruffalo is still one of our favourites x
ReplyDeleteNow Evie is back at school we are getting back into daily reading together. I love listening to her. I've also started reading a bit more and have finished a couple of books recently! #marvmondays
ReplyDeleteWe read lots of books but at the moment our faves are the ones with dinosaurs in underpants #dreamteam
ReplyDeleteHi Helena, I used to love reading with my two, one of our favs was 'We're Going On A Bear Hunt'. My daughter is still an avid reader, which is something I had hoped for.
I think refreshing your daughters' book case is a great idea. I can't think of a better way to encourage reading than with new books.
#MMBCI'm just about to do this, we read two books every night so it's time for some new ones! Luckily The Book People visited our office yesterday so I managed to pick up a great bedtime stories collection. I can't wait to get stuck in x #MarvMondays
ReplyDeleteWe regularly go to the library to get different books out so I guess we swap them out a lot. I love Autumn and hoping that the Robot starts to walk in time to stomp on fallen leaves! #kltr
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing the selection. My daughter loves all the different seasons, and is excited about autumn coming. We'll definitely check these out. #DreamTeam
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea to create a seasonal bookshelf. I love all your picks.What small rabbit heard is a guarantee to send Little Button into hysterical laughter :-) Thank you for sharing with the #DreamTeam - I love ideas like this. xx
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. We are about to do the same thing and get a couple of new seasonal books for our little ones. We have a few like the gruffalo and tales from accorn wood, but it would be nice to get a few more too so I love seeing your little list for some inspiration. Thanks for sharing this on #MarvMondays. Emily
ReplyDeleteGuess How Much I Love You is such a gorgeous classic, I love books and luckily so does my hubby which has really helped all my children love books and reading too. Books really are a door to a magic world #mg
ReplyDeleteThese are great suggestions! Ethan loves books and I think its time we do a swap too. Thank you so much for linking up with us on #FabFridayPost x
ReplyDeletethese are both fab books and two books i love, Guess how much I love you is the first book I ever blogged about :) Thanks for linking up to #KLTR
ReplyDeleteI didn't know Guess How Much I Love You had an autumn book - we love the original so much! Thanks for linking up to #kltr.


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The 21-year-old star donned an incredibly low-cut jumpsuit as she popped to her local Audi garage to check out the latest models.
Perhaps hoping for a discount, Billie seemed oblivious to the stares her outfit was attracting as she tested out vehicles including a £34,995 soft-top.
Hoping for a discount? The Only Way Is Essex star Billie Faiers wore a very revealing jumpsuit as she shopped for cars yesterday
Trying not to look: Billie certainly attracted some stares with her outfit
And the reality TV star looked delighted with her potential purchase as she sat in the vehicle and tested it for comfort.
Billie teamed her jumpsuit with a pair of platform sandals for her day of vehicle shopping, which came before she joined the rest of the TOWIE gang at T4 On The Beach.
Billie has been working hard to lose weight in recent months before the summer starts, and the results certainly show.
Speaking recently to Closer magazine, Billie said she started to gain weight when she first appeared on The Only Way Is Essex.
I want this one! Billie seems particularly keen on a white Audi soft-top as she checked out the latest models
She said: 'The crew used to bring in bags of chips, dips and chocolate.
'My arms and thighs looked chubbier and I had a bit of a belly. I wasn't fat but I did feel heavier.'
To combat her weight gain she embarked on a high-protein diet and, with the help of celebrity fitness trainer Liam Lonergan, she started to tone up and lose the weight with an intensive four-week plan.
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What are your experiences with updating your book(s)?
28 October 2011
After publishing Murder At The Rocks in both eBook
and paperback formats, I found I wanted to make some changes. The thought was rather daunting in case I
destroyed what I'd originally published, but because I can't stop myself once I
have a bee in my bonnet, I went ahead, into the abyss! I should add that I was helped along by a
friend on Goodreads as well as KDPs support team.
I had published through Smashwords, Kindle Direct Publishing
KDP, and Createspace. I decided to start
with updating my Smashwords eBook first.
I found making changes to my Smashwords version the least
1. Make and save changes to your file, and go into your Smashwords
2. Under Operations, click on 'Upload New Version'.
3. Under Select File, press the 'Up-load button'.
4. Return to your Dashboard.
5. You will see that under the heading 'Premium Status' it
will now say 'Pending'. This will remain
so for approximately 24 hours until your updated version has been approved.
Kindle Direct
Publishing KDP
Making changes to my KDP version was a little more
difficult, but only because I wasn't aware that, depending on what kind of file
you originally loaded, the process for updating is different. In my case I had originally uploaded a MOBI
MOBI file
1. Make the changes to your original file, and save it as
Web Page, Filtered (*Htm & Html).
2. Open MobiCreator.
3. Select "HTML Document" from Import from an Existing File
4. Press "Import"
5. Select "Build"
6. On the Build page click 'Build".
7. Once completed you should see the message "Build Finished".
8. You will find the file in your 'My Documents\My
Publications' folder. It is supposed to
have a PRC (or prc) extension, although, mine said Kindle Content.
You can now upload this updated file to KDP as you did your
HTML or Word docs
1. Sign in to KDP
2. To the right of your 'Bookshelp' screen click the Actions
drop down menu.
3. Choose 'Edit Book Details'
4. The details of the book you published will come up.
5. Scroll down to Preview Book
6. You will see your book as it is in your KDP account and the 'Download
HTML link should be at the top of the Preview screen. Click on this to download the content and
make your changes before resubmitting it.
*I was pleasantly surprised to find that the Kindle system
updates from the CLOUD so that anyone who has bought your eBook previous to the
update will automatically receive the updated edition.
publishing video tutorial at https://kdp.amazon.com/self-publishing/help?topicId=A2M7MM0UP7PHK0
As you know, the paperback format is a PDF file so you need
to make the changes to your original PDF file and then upload it onto
Createspace. It will automatically
replace your original. There will be a
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Halloween Hopping through! Thanks for posting your experiences with updating the various pub versions. I am going to be indie publishing my debut novel early next year and am trying to soak up as much information as I can about the entire process.
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My favourite scary movie or book...erm well i'm not really a fan of anything scary as well to be honest lol! A total wimp!
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The Executive Committee of the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) today brushed aside allegations made by the producers of the movie 'Honor Thy Father' which was disqualified from the Best Picture category of the festival's award-giving ceremony.
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Emerson Carlos, concurrent head of the MMFF Execom, maintained that all the awardees were deserving and that the decisions made by the jury is proof of Filipino ingenuity, creativity, and passion for the art of filmmaking.
"We stand firm on the decisions made for the MMFF in the awards night. Honor Thy Father was disqualified for the reason that it was already shown in other film festivals, which is in violation of MMFF rules. This is not a decision of one single person alone, but of a collegial body, the MMFF Execom," Carlos said.
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The pier is a unique design which makes walking on interesting and fun. It was only in the 60's the day I was there and the sun was beating down on me when I was walking. Later... read more
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Share another experience before you go.The pier is a unique design which makes walking on interesting and fun. It was only in the 60's the day I was there and the sun was beating down on me when I was walking. Later... read more
The pier is a unique design which makes walking on interesting and fun. It was only in the 60's the day I was there and the sun was beating down on me when I was walking. Later at night I went back and took pictures of the city skyline.
It is truly a sight for those who love a good view. I could walk around the area and just chill in the benches and appreciate how curated the whole area is.
The most impressive International Passenger Terminal I have ever seen. Architecturally unique, as the exterior is constructed from timber, and rises over various levels. It really dominates the skyline and the harbour, not because of its size, but simply because of the architecture. You need to experience it for yourself. Great views of the Yokohama skyline from the "roof" of... More
みなとみらいが一望出来ます。山下公園からも徒歩圏内です。この場所は夜景が素敵なので暗くなってからがオススメですね。 付近の駐車場はとても高いので、車の人はちょっと離れた場所に車を置いて徒歩でこの地区に入られた方が良いです。私達は車で5分のところに住んでますが、コンサートを家族で見るために神奈芸術劇場目指して車で来ましたが、併設の駐車場は満車で入れずちょっと離れた場所に置いて歩いて芸術劇場まで行きました。 山下公園や中華街付近は駐車場はとても高額です。新山下や伊勢佐木町まで行けばかなり金額が下がります。一日均一料金のところもあります。そんな場所に置いて一日中付近を散策や観光はオススメです。 Nice place for visiting night time. You can enjoy nice view all over Minatomorai.
A favourite with architects, but very difficult to photograph, this is a good attraction to visit as it gives great panoramic views of the entire Yokohama waterfront. We were lucky enough to be there as a Cruise Liner docked so we could join the crowds waving at the passengers and marvelling at the scale and majesty of a Cruise ship... More
It's so sad that I don't have enough time to ride those ferrys. With those tourist inside it,I'm so envious but I really can't..
You can see Light show from the big Ferris wheel of Yokohama Port. Easy way from JR station. Nice view in Night time.
For an amazing view of Minato Mirai 21, Yokohama, the Yokohama Port Osanbashi International Passenger Terminal is the place to visit. No entrance fee to visit this beautiful architectural design place for a nice stroll and loads of photos taking especially during sunset/sun rise or in the late evening/night when the entire city lights up. Highly recommended and suitable for... More
If you have plan visit Yokohama, you should come there, the best time around 4-6 pm. You will able to see yokohama high buildings and super big bridge.. you can enter the center of Yokohama port which is built by wood.. it is a little cold in the top, should bring more coat to keep warn.
Not something you see every day, this ferry terminal is beautifully designed. I went with an architect who was in raptures but even my untrained eye was impressed. You can walk all over the top and enjoy the views of the port. There is a cafe and shop and some sort of exhibition space. Really worth visiting when you are... More
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Hosts did everything to help, even to the point of waiting outside for our arrival rather than us not find the place. Very clean and tidy place, and the southern Lakes very accessible by car from this location
Peter2016-09-20T00:00:00ZVery welcoming host. The listing was exactly as described. Lovely cottage,clean,quiet and comfortable. Would definately recommend and stay again.
Holly2016-12-29T00:00:00ZVery good
Chris2016-12-09T00:00:00ZI highly recommend this cottage! It's beautiful, tidy, comfortable and the location is excellent to enjoy the Lake District or any point of interest in the area! Parking was always available near cottage. It is also infant friendly and the hosts made even more safe by providing a cot and a stairs gate. All the appliance work perfectly and there is even a fish and chips shop in the vicinity by walk. Me and my family will definitely come to stay at this cottage again, we loved it! Thank you Kathryn and husband for making our holiday in the lakes wonderful ! Matthew & family from MALTA
Matthew2016-09-20T00:00:00ZBest AirBnB accommodation up to now (and we had plenty!). Very nice location to explore the Southern part of the Lake District. Detailed information about the accommodation, suggestion for a nice evening stroll, very tastefully decorated and very practical interior. We never experienced such a high standard of finishing before!
Nicole2016-07-25T00:00:00ZWe stayed at this wonderful cottage in Greenodd for a week in Autumn. It has a lovely wood burning stove that kept us nice and cozy. An adequately equipped kitchen allowed us the freedom to cook our own meals. It's perfectly private and quiet, but with a local pub run by Aussie Paul who brews his own fantastic ale! The village is lovely and is benefitted by its own Butcher and baker (who make all their own bread, sweets and amazing proper northern pies!) as well as a little local village store with essentials and a post office. The mountains and beautiful lakes were as close as a 10 minute drive or as far as a 1 hour drive (for The High Street). It's also 25 minutes from the lovely RSPB site at Leighton Moss / Silverdale. We were also so close to the picturesque coastline and National Trust's Sandscale Haws nature reserve! All in all, we couldn't recommend Kathryn's cottage more! They were very welcoming and made us feel right at home!
Joseph2016-10-16T00:00:00ZKathryn and John made us feel very welcome from the moment we arrived. We were their first guests at Number 2 Mount Pleasant and they thought of everything. The cottage was absolutely stunning and had everything we could need and more. The location, amenities and most importantly the beds were perfect! I will most definitely be back and reccommend this listing to anyone wanting to visit the Lake District!
Viana2016-06-21T00:00:00ZThis is our 2nd visit and it was as excellent as the first one. Kathryn and John are great hosts. We wish them well with the planned upgrades for drying room and wet room.
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Greenodd, LA12 7RG, Velká Británie
Lovely place, comfortable, clean, recently renovated and in a beautiful quiet location - I would recommend it. Martin was just at the end of the phone when we needed him and very quick to help.
Gus2016-03-14T00:00:00ZLovely stay at this cottage which is done out to a very high standard. Martin was very helpful before we arrived so there was no problem checking in. The place has been renovated recently and has everything you need, with the hosts even providing tea, coffee, salt and pepper etc. Lovely solid oak tables, floor, a wood burner and great walk in shower room. If we were to renovate a barn we'd do it like this. When you stay, try the Brittania pub down the road I penny bridge. Pizzas are amazing and it's only 10 mins away. All in all a relaxing break and we'd definitely visit again.
Tim2016-09-09T00:00:00ZBeautiful home, amazing scenery, great location!
Beth2017-03-01T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful weekend in The Barn- thank you Martin. Communication beforehand was thorough and clear. The property itself is modern yet comfy and cosy, and everything we could have wanted for the weekend. We were very lucky with the weather and enjoyed sitting out on the patio for breakfast on Sunday. The area is handy for Windermere and Coniston Water, and was only a 30 minute drive from Oxenholme station where I was coming from London. I hope that we'll be able to go back soon!
Holly2016-05-23T00:00:00ZMartin, We had a lovely couple of nights at your comfortable, beautifully furnished and homely barn conversion. We will hopefully return some time in the future
Fahmida2016-02-20T00:00:00ZMartin made us feel very welcome in his home, it's was such a pleasure to have such beautiful comfortable surroundings. The barn was like home from home. Every aspect of this beautiful barn was just perfect. We all loved the games room. The nearby woods / forest just perfect for walks. We thoroughly enjoyed our week long break here, and we're sad to be leaving when our holiday came to an end.
Aldean2016-07-19T00:00:00ZWe spent two nights in Penny Bridge and we were very satisfied with our stay. The luxury converted barn is a perfect base camp for exploring the Lakes. The barn itself is set in the most peaceful of surroundings, perfect to help you to relax after a day's adventures. The barn is finished to a high standard within and would comfortably sleep 4 (there was only 2 of us). Whilst there isnt much in penny bridge itself its only a short drive to Ulverston for a town centre and supermarket, and Grizedale, Coniston, Windermere, Cartmel and Grange over sands are all close by. The chip shop in Greenodd is a god send! Martin was at the main house when we arrived and gave us a very friendly welcome, explaining how everything worked. He also gave us our privacy and allowed us to enjoy our time in penny bridge, which was just what we needed. We would highly recommend this location and we look forward to staying again in the future.
Mike2016-06-16T00:00:00ZWhat a beautiful barn and location. Martin was very welcoming and I had a great stay. The photos don't do it justice. Loads of great walking to be done very nearby.
Sophie2016-04-21T00:00:00ZTyp pokoje
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Penny Bridge, LA12 8HA, Velká Británie
We had such a lovely time at The Flat of Laura and Mark! We arrived late at night & didn't have time to go to the grocery to buy some breakfast stuff, but Laura kindly provided the essentials and even gave us organic and free range eggs from their hens :D The size of the Flat is perfect as we had space to move around and feel like we are at home having separate living and dining area from the kitchen and bedrooms. We were fortunate enough to try their very own Dexter Cows as we ordered before we came. We cooked it during one of the evenings and it was so nice! For future guests, try to ask if the beef is available during your stay :) The place is along the road so it's easy to find and very accessible to Coniston, Ulverston and Bowness Windermere. All within 20-30min drive with beautiful landscapes everywhere you pass. We would love to come back again :)
Marj2016-10-26T00:00:00ZLaura was a great host. Very accommodating and friendly. There was great communication prior to arrival and any questions we had during our stay, Laura was contactable throughout. The accommodation was set in a beautiful area and the flat itself was lovely and clean. Would definitely recommend to others.
Roxana2016-10-02T00:00:00ZA wonderful place to spend time exploring the southern lakes. Warm and comfortable. Spotlessly clean with everything you'd possibly need for a stay. Laura & Mark instantly make you feel welcome to their home and surroundings. Thank you so much for a lovely stay - we will be back in the future!
Laura2017-03-04T00:00:00ZGorgeous self contained apartment with lovely furnishings, adjoining an historic country house. Great communications with Laura. We can't wait to go back and explore the area more than our 4 days allowed. The area is full of great walks within 20 mins drive. Perfect Lakeland break!
John2017-01-07T00:00:00ZReally enjoyed our stay, Laura was a great host
Robert2016-10-08T00:00:00ZLaura is an excellent host.. The house is comfortable and warm.. Simply perfect.. Many thanks!
Sergio2017-02-23T00:00:00ZGreat place and location, Laura was very flexible with check in/check out times and was on hand if we needed anything, would happily stay again
Ste2017-02-06T00:00:00Zvery cosy flat in a wing of the old hall at Penny Bridge. Nicely furnished with everything you could need and plenty of hot water and efficient heating. Laura contacted us before arrival and was very flexible about check in and check out times even on Christmas day! She also left juice, milk and mince pies for us which was a nice touch. The hall is just on the way out of Penny Bridge by the river and we could go walking from the door.
Kath2016-12-28T00:00:00ZTyp pokoje
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Cumbria, Anglie LA12 7RN, Velká Británie
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Spark Bridge, South Lakes LA12 8BT, Velká Británie
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Broughton Beck, Cumbria LA12 7PH, Velká Británie
Fantastic cabin, very clean when we got there and came well stocked with whatever you may need. Close to a number of local towns and a short drive away from a lot of brilliant places in the lakes. Will definitely be booking again
Jack2016-09-27T00:00:00ZWe had a lovely girls weekend at the cabin - Yvonne was very quick to respond to any queries, and provided good directions for arrival. It was lovely that there were breakfast items provided (brioche, croissants, preserves, cereal, milk and juice), and there were DVD's, books and board games galore! Overall, a fantastic place to stay :)
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jin2016-07-26T00:00:00ZThe Cabin was a brilliant base for our five day break. It was comfortable, warm and had everything you could possibly need. Our kids loved the games and books and event he sticker books left for them. We will definetley come back here. It is such a beautiful spot - the views of the mountains are breaktaking. Yvonne is wonderful. Thank you so much!
Sandra2016-10-28T00:00:00ZOur host made us feel very welcome. Great place to stay.
Ellen Askey2016-10-28T00:00:00ZWould recommend The Cabin. Would like to go back there in summer.
Jessie2017-01-29T00:00:00ZBeautiful location although views from cabin restricted due to trees. Cabin was very clean and cosy. The extras such as milk, cereals, tea and coffee were very welcome. TV and Wi-Fi were good. It was an excellent location for exploring the southern lake district. Overall a very nice stay.
chris2016-07-05T00:00:00ZHad a wonderful stay at Yvonne's lovely cabin. It's in a great location to visit Windermere and plenty of other parts of the Lake District. There were some lovely little touches which weren't expected such as cereal and brioche, thank you :) The cabin is ideal, so cosy. We enjoyed curling up and watching a movie in the evenings. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend and hope to return sometime.
Darren2016-11-18T00:00:00ZTyp pokoje
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Lowick Green, LA12 8EA, Velká Británie
I stayed here in early November and we really enjoyed our stay. We had good communication with the host and the lodge was exactly as described. We were a little worried it would be cold but we're very wrong as the lodge was warm and cosy as soon as we arrived. It was very clean and had good facilities, I would definitely stay here again!
Sarah 2016-11-18T00:00:00Zperfect place to time out. clean, all was as expected, perfect
lucia2016-10-26T00:00:00ZMy girlfriend and I had a lovely weekend away at the Buttermere lodge. The cabin is very secluded on a well-manicured but natural grounds with 2 other similar cabins. We did not see another person for our 2 days there. The Cabin was appropriately warm, comfortable, and spacious. It was a bit hard to shake the mobile-home feel, but overall it was in good shape. The kitchen was well-stocked. It was an easy 25 minute drive to Windermere, and not far at all from the A595. A few slight negatives, there was no soap provided, no coffee, the wifi didn't really work (to be fair, we didn't bother contacting the landlord. We didn't really need it that badly), and the shower pressure was lacking. All things considered, this was a great choice for a secluded, romantic weekend near the Lakes.
Andrew2016-11-21T00:00:00ZLovely well appointed comfortable place in a quiet setting
Antonie2017-03-02T00:00:00ZFirst airbnb, went smoothly. Clean warm place with basic kitchen bits and fresh smelling towels. Pretty secluded, saw nobody there but went on some great walks and had a great time in some of the local pubs. Local wine shop was good too, more firsts... cheese bomb with onion and charcoal cheese.. yum.
Martin2017-01-31T00:00:00ZThe lodge was exactly what me and my partner hoped it to be. It was warm, clean and very cosy. The wifi and tv were great and the kitchen basics were very handy. During our stay we hardly saw a sole on the grounds and it was very peaceful and quiet. We would definitely love to come back and stay here again! Thank you Rosemary!
Sian2017-02-27T00:00:00ZLovely surroundings and walks nearby. Warm and comfortable lodge.
felicity2017-01-07T00:00:00ZA lovely quiet cabin which was very clean and well equipped
Marcus2017-01-15T00:00:00ZTyp pokoje
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Cumbria, Anglie LA12 7SS, Velká Británie
Great attention to detail and very comfortable.
Alan2017-02-12T00:00:00ZSharon and her family hosted us wonderfully, the home is cosy, comfortable and easily accessible. I would highly recommend to anyone wishing to visit the Lakes.
Nicholas2016-09-28T00:00:00ZStaying at Sharon's lovely home was our first experience of airbnb and it was fantastic! The accommodation is top-notch - a very pretty bedroom and luxurious en-suite with both bath and large walk-in shower. Everything was clean, comfortable and well-planned. Sharon is friendly and very helpful - she went to a lot of trouble getting hold of menus for the local pub and then booking for us, very much appreciated! We were made to feel really welcome and very much enjoyed our relaxing break.
Cathryn2016-11-28T00:00:00ZSharon, Jon and Thomas were the perfect hosts. Excellent knowledge of the lakes which made our trip even better as we would of missed out on some fantastic places. The room was a perfect size, big bathroom and always very clean and the temperature was just right. they really couldn't do enough. Extremely welcoming and the dog Tyler let us know she was there with her cute little greeting aswell. Breakfast we had the choice of cereals,yoghurts and toast. Anyone wishing to explore the lakes and have a lovely stay I would highly recommend this stay. Thank you again for an excellent weekend. 5star !!! Suey and Marta xx
Suey2016-09-05T00:00:00ZFab accommodation, and every effort was made to help us make the most of our stay. We highly recommend Sharon and Jon's beautiful home for a break in the south lakes.
Paula2016-10-02T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay at Sharon, Jon and Thomas' home. They were excellent hosts, and the room was ideal - warm, clean and lovely. It was easy to get to some great walks and Jon was very helpful on giving us tips on where to go. Sharon also booked a pub (2mins walk away), which was great. Would highly recommend staying here!
Joanne2017-02-12T00:00:00ZThe stay exceeded our expectations. We felt like home from the very first minute. Sharon and John were really welcoming and nice to us. They provided a lot of guidance in terms of places to visit, bike trails, sightseeing etc. Their house is very well located, within a close drive to beautiful Windermere, Coniston and Ullswater lakes, plenty of National Trust sites. I would definitely recommend a stay with Sharon!
Gedas2016-08-07T00:00:00ZSharon and John made us feel at home from the moment we arrived. The room we stayed in was lovely, clean and beautifully decorated - couldn't have asked for more. Thankyou so much
Tracey2016-07-11T00:00:00ZTyp pokoje
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Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7TE, Velká Británie
Just wonderful. You have thought of everything and we felt right at home. Loved our stay and hope to again. Thank you.
Faye2016-02-17T00:00:00ZLovely house, great location.
Geoffrey2016-09-06T00:00:00ZThe cottage is exactly as described. Very clean and beautiful interiors. Enjoyed our stay there. The location is very convenient too. Very easy to get to the lakes. I highly recommend this place. Great price as well.
Vishal2016-09-03T00:00:00ZCute Lakeland cottage with lovely Aga, open fire and wifi. Everything we needed.
Alastair2016-01-07T00:00:00ZWe stayed for 3 nights and Tipsy Drake was a wonderful little cottage. We were particularly impressed by the little character touches - an old man statue, the Aga oven and the grandfather clock. Location wise, it's a superb place to explore the Lakes whilst being in a lovely quiet little village in the country. The Farmers Arms pub opposite does some warm hearty meals as well.
Laurence2016-02-21T00:00:00ZBeautiful character cosy cottage.Great to come back to the heat from the Aga Cooker.Lovely scenic area with pub across the road and another 4 mins walk.You would need a car to get around to see all the gorgeous countryside
ger2017-01-02T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful stay at the cottage. It is set in a row next to another rental and a couple of other terrace houses. The place was very homely and nice views of a field at the back. As we were here in winter we couldn't see much because of the cloud cover but what we could was nice! The absolute highlight was having the Aga and a well equipped kitchen which meant we could enjoy some home cooked meals after a days walking. We found the place very easily and it was around 10 mins drive to a Booths supermarket. We bought some wood and enjoyed the log fire. We didn't meet the host but Sam was very quick to communicate and checking in was a doddle. Thanks for letting us check in on Thursday, much appreciated! Great for exploring the Southern end of the Lake District.
Kingsley2017-03-02T00:00:00ZCottage exactly as described and allowed us to have a perfect weekend. Details given allowed us to get there easily. Cottage clean and extremely well equipped. Luxury having an Aga and its heat and for cooking. Would be very happy to book this cottage again and to recommend it to others.
Ruth2015-10-29T00:00:00ZTyp pokoje
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Lowick Green, LA12 8DT, Velká Británie
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BenWe had such a wonderful stay in Tethera at Coal Yeat Farm. The location is beautiful and really handy for getting to places like Coniston and Scafell Pike. The cottage was lovely inside and had everything we could possibly need. Emma the host was very helpful and accommodating. Our Dog Spot had a great time too. We would recommend this listing if you're looking for somewhere peaceful to get away from it all.
Andrea2016-11-01T00:00:00ZWe stayed for 6 nights in the cottage Tethera. Tethera is a lovely, comfortable and clean cottage for 2 persons. It has everything you can think of and much more. Emma is a very pleasant woman who has done everything possible to made our stay unforgettable. It included even coffee, tea, wine, bread, butter , milk and more on the day of arrival, so that we could start enjoying the holliday from the moment we arrived. The location of the cottage is very very special, far away from the busy roads and towns, with amazing views over the landscape. We loved it very much. One week is not enough to see all the beauty in the surrounding, so hopefully we will return soon to this. Thanks Emma, for your hospatility!
Theo2016-10-16T00:00:00ZMy daughter and I loved our stay; such a well equipped and beautifully presented cottage in lovely surroundings. The wine and shortcake was a great welcome after a long drive. We'll be sure to come back.
Rebekah2017-02-22T00:00:00ZFabulous little hideaway! Great views and really good for the dog.
Emma2017-02-27T00:00:00ZTyp pokoje
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Ulverson, Anglie LA12 7PL, Velká Británie
The whole experience was great, James was spot on with regards what we need to know and the house was exactly as described. Would love to stay again.
Paul2016-09-28T00:00:00ZWe had a great 3 day stay at the cottage The accommodation was spacious and well equipped, and conveniently located to visit Windermere and Coniston as well as the general South Lake District area. Another plus was the local pub right opposite which served hearty food.
catrin2017-02-23T00:00:00ZTyp pokoje
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Lowick Green, Anglie LA12 8DT, Velká Británie
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Ulverston, Anglie LA12, Velká Británie
Absolutely loved our stay in the Woodmans Huts. Would recommend to all our friends and family. It has everything you need, down to the little touches of fresh coffee, tea and biscuits. Liz and Neil were so welcoming and helpful. Loved our bbq in the cabin and just being able to totally relax. Thank you! James and Alice.
Alice2016-09-21T00:00:00ZHad a lovely couple of nights away in the huts, they were exactly what was needed. Super cosy and suprisingly warm, the duvet and pillows were amazing :) perfect location to explore the lakes and mountains. Nice little pubs in the area that sells lovely home cooked food, (the mill, Ulverston) would highly recomend anyone to stay here, thank you very much xx
Delyth2016-11-09T00:00:00ZWe absolutely loved it! The hosts were friendly and we felt relaxed and at home. The huts are so cute, cosy and thoughtfully decorated. Although they're small they've been cleverly done so everything you need fits in! Can't wait to go back and will recommend to others.
TI2016-09-27T00:00:00ZSpecial experience! It's tiny but everything you need is there. The fire place was amazing! Liz recommended a very good local restaurant and we had good time there!
Jennifer2016-10-03T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 32 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
MerlinLovely accommodation, and handy location!
Adrian2016-09-05T00:00:00ZBeautiful airbnb. my friends and I really enjoyed it (it was 3 of us staying in the 4 person hut). Perfect size with everything you could possibly need (I don't know how it was all fitted in but everything was very well worked out so it didn't feel cluttered at all). We also loved the firehut and used it to bbq some food during our stay. The location is great as it's just off an A road so easily accessible from the M6. but don't worry, you don't get road noise. Liz was a fantastic host and very accommodating, definitely worth staying here.
Hattie2016-05-31T00:00:00ZWe rented the 4 person Woodman's Hut for one night as a short weekend escape to the Lakes. The huts are adorable and I was amazed at the efficient use of space in them! All the amenities you'd want are there, including coffee and tea and a tin of biscuits which I though was a lovely touch. The hut is beautifully decorated and the barbecue cabin is cosy, warm and stocked with marshmallows! We made the most of the decent weather and sat outside for some evening drinks, the space is very peaceful, the only downside I could think of is that you can hear the main road a little bit away. Liz and Neil were welcoming, friendly and eager to give us tips on where to go running and riding which we appreciated. They were also flexible with our leaving time. I would definitely recommend staying here, it was very easy to find and to get to, in the south Lakes area, a good shop nearby and quirky pub within walking distance that we went to for dinner. Thank you Liz and Neil for a lovely stay!
Alex2016-08-15T00:00:00ZTyp pokoje
Celý dům/byt
Typ nemovitosti
Haverthwaite, LA12 8AB, Velká Británie
Easily my best AirBnB experience. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay - it's so nice to escape to the country. The place is lovely (even on a rainy day) and so close to the Lakes District. Emma is a fantastic host, excellent with communication, and their handy visitor's guide was spot on for suggesting what to do. Thank you!
Simon2016-05-03T00:00:00ZGreat stay, amenities are very modern and was a comfortable house to live in! Finding it was not an issue and instructions given were easy to follow. There's a great welcome pack with many ideas as to what to do in Lake District.
Hsuan Te2015-10-28T00:00:00ZEmma goes the extra mile to welcome guests - a warm cosy place on entry plus milk, bread, butter cakes and a bottle of wine! All of these things were very welcome after sitting on the M6 for seven hours.... It was dark by the time we arrived outside lights were on awaiting our arrival. In the morning on opening the curtains the view took my breath away stunning!! So glad we were staying in Tyan which is the upstairs accommodation. If I was to pick fault with anything it would be the fir tree in Emma and Grahams garden in the way of the view ha ha. We were so lucky with the weather October school half term can go either way 4 days of sunshine to start us off then an overcast day and a windy one when we walked up the monument in Ulverstone who could complain about that. The Autumn colours everywhere were magical. We certainly filled our week starting with Fell Foot park run on the Saturday morning and a visit to Booths supermarket in the afternoon what a great shop that is I want one to open in Bath superb quality food and a wonderful selection save shopping till you arrive!! Sunday we drove to Bowness and took the ferry across to visit Beatrix Potters house at Hill Top. Monday Steam Yacht Gondola on Coniston water followed by lunch in Ambleside. Tuesday lovely dog walk from Tyan up the hill to the left great views to the sea behind. Then we went to Grizedale and did the purple family bike ride - was very hard work for me and my Granddaughter not so for my Daughter who cycled two of the top 10 bike rides in the UK on the Monday... we had food in a pub in Hawkshead on the way back Red Lion I think great burgers yum. Wednesday we all visited Scott Park Bobbin Mill and had a fabulous guided tour Tracy made the whole place come to life well worth a visit real insight into History. Then we went to Hawkshead for a stroll around and the Beatrix Potter Exhibiton and lunch at a pub there think it was The Sun good pub food. Then drove over the Mountain tops (Whennrose pass?) that was a hairy ride but in a good way. Thursday we drove to the sea for a look and to say we have visited that coastline sadly not worth the effort, drove on to Seascale - Wasdale Head and ate at the pub there wonderful scenery all around. An area well worth a visit lots to see and do for all ages.
Jane2016-10-30T00:00:00ZOur stay in Tyan was lovely, the pictures on Emma's profile don't do the place justice. The views out from the living area, kitchen and bedrooms are amazing. It's a perfect place for a long weekend break away from the city. Emma left us out some essentials for our arrival, a nice thoughtful touch and I loved the ginger cake that she'd left out! Very comfortable and cosy, would definitely stay here again!
Dan2017-02-22T00:00:00ZWe feel so welcomed with the flowers, wine, tasty lemon cake and even tea with milk prepared! The flat is exactly like it is on the website and even more than what we've expected. Well-facilitated kitchen, good water pressure shower. Nice design inside the house that show the owner, Emma, is very thoughtful and have an attention to detail. We feel like it's a home away from home. Will definitely recommend to people!
Jaycee2016-07-05T00:00:00ZWe had a fantastic stay here and really couldn't fault anything. The views are absolutely stunning and worth the drive up to the house. We spent a lot of time at the house, as we had to wait for our car to be fixed, and it had everything we needed - including lots of board games to keep us entertained. The wifi was a little spotty, but that's to be expected due to the location. Everything was clean and comfortable and Emma popped by to see if everything was okay and if we needed anything. We shall be back very soon.
Dannii2017-01-08T00:00:00ZGreat house in the middle of the Nature for those looking for tranquillity and view on the mountains. We had a warm welcome from Emma who is a great host + shares her tips in the region ! I highly recommand this place
bastian2017-01-30T00:00:00ZA really great place to stay! A beautifully furnished and well-equipped house. Fantastic views from the sofas, large tv and wifi which works well.Surprisingly easy to find with the postcode. Emma came over and told us where to walk in the area and ensure we had everything we needed. Very quiet and peaceful. Will be back!
Gail2015-11-12T00:00:00ZTyp pokoje
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Broughton Beck, Ulverston, Anglie LA12 7PL, Velká Británie
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Spark Bridge, Cumbria LA12 8BS, Velká Británie
A really great house perfectly situated in the southern lake district. Clean, spacious and quiet, it was everything that was advertised. This house is really impressive, great value for money and is a great base for a weekend of outdoor activity. Definitely recommend.
Anthony2017-02-14T00:00:00ZWhat a lovely place, much larger than I expected, rich in character yet clean and freshly finished and with a very welcoming host. Thankyou Jackie.
Eunice2017-02-26T00:00:00ZJackie and her best friend Gem (her lovely dog) are super hosts! The well equipped flat was lovley and warm. Jackie also kindly showed us her beatiful garden and her lovley goats. My parents and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay!
Wei2017-02-05T00:00:00ZTyp pokoje
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Haverthwaite, Anglie LA12 8JP, Velká Británie
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Newland, LA12 7QD, Velká Británie
The listing was just as described, the huts have been finished to an excellent standard with a great deal of care and fab design features. Brilliant location, away from the tourist bustle but excellent access to the local sights!
Rebecca2016-06-20T00:00:00ZHad an absolutely wonderful time at Woodmans Huts! The rain didn't dampen our spirits - we found lots to do as very close to Ambleside, Windermere, Ulverston and Coniston. Our hosts, Liz and Neil, were very welcoming, they made sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed. Their suggestions for places to eat were spot on (the Mason arms was fab and in a stunning location). Our Hut was beautifully decorated, and in a scenic location. Will be recommending to friends and family :) thanks for having us Liz and Neil. Amelia and james x
Amelia2016-07-02T00:00:00ZExtremely cosy beautifully decorated hut. A lovely romantic weekend. The fire pit hut was amazing and perked us up with the miserable weather. Hosts were wonderful. Extremely helpful and had great recommendations! The white heart pub had amazing food. Highly recommended!
Julie2016-08-04T00:00:00ZHad a fantastic stay at the Woodmans hut. Liz was the perfect host even offering to dry our clothes as it was a particularly wet day. The arctic hut was the perfect setting for the evening. We hope to be returning soon.
Nic2016-08-23T00:00:00ZSimply wonderful
Ian2016-06-27T00:00:00ZThe bbq hut was just fantastic and a cozy retreat from the rain. The shepherds hut was very sweet. I was impressed with the high quality and just how it managed to fit so much. A lovely trip which allowed for family catch ups. The hosts were lovely and friendly and so helpful in getting back to emails and questions. :)
Andrea2016-08-15T00:00:00ZWe had the pleasure of staying at the Woodmans huts during Spring Bank Holidays. The huts lived up to expectation. It was nice, cosy, warm, quiet,central and well fitted out. The best part was the Arctic Hut with open fire coal BBQ. Neil and Liz (the hosts) recommended a local butcher (Higginsons on Grange) for some nice cuts of meat and the BBQ worked a treat. Overall if I was to visit the area again, I would stay at Woodmans and would not hesitate in recommending the huts to anyone visiting the area.
Stephen 2016-05-31T00:00:00ZWe stayed in the 2 bed shepherds hut and it exceeded our expectations. We had a very friendly welcome, the hut was beautifully finished, clean and well equipped. It had a very homely feel. It wasn't quite as rural as expected but it was still a lovely break 'away from it all'. The Arctic cabin was fantastic. Elizabeth lit the fire as soon as we arrived and made sure we had everything we needed. It was such a warm and cosy cabin, perfect after a long day hiking; I just wish we'd brought some food that was suitable for cooking on the open fire! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, it felt like a home away from home and we'll definitely be back again!
Natalie2016-03-27T00:00:00ZTyp pokoje
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A longtime
developer of multifamily housing, Palmer knew there was little high-end housing
for students attending the nearby University of Southern California (USC). The
downtown property contained a medical office and outpatient clinic that would
remain, but room existed to construct a large, five-story building with 913
apartments and a freestanding structure for amenities.
Completed last year, the building, named Lorenzo, was half occupied by August; the remaining half will be occupied by this August, in time for the new semester's start.
Millennial Oasis
Architect Alan
Boivin of Nelson/Boivin Architects in L.A. designed Lorenzo's exterior in an
Italianate style similar to that of other Palmer buildings with equally Italian
names, such as Orsini and Medici. A long entrance drive accented with stately
palms and a fountain conjure images of resorts rather than student housing.
Palmer knew that this highly social student demographic wanted plenty of amenities. So Boivin and landscape architect Robert Yamashita of The L.A. Group set aside land for intimate courtyards with lush plantings to soften the brick-and-stucco façade. The team also included two outdoor pools, water jets choreographed to music and lighting, colorful granite pavers, fire pits, a concert area, a roof pool with decks, and a sand volleyball court.
Social Magnet
interior was designed with a similar upscale focus but a more contemporary
vibe. The extensive offerings include an indoor pool; Hollywood-style theater;
rec room with gaming arcade; gym; two, professional-size basketball courts; conference center;
climbing wall; running track; and dining court complete with beer tap. For
students without a car, the developer runs a shuttle to and from USC.
But the most desired student feature is the latest high-speed Internet connection, says Chris Meola, GHP Management's director of marketing and sales. And since college is also about studying, the interiors provide ample study areas, with desks installed in library-carrel fashion.
Swank Suites
The apartments at
Lorenzo are much more luxurious than most boomer parents experienced in their
college days. The units are leased by bed and come fully furnished with one,
two, or three bedrooms; living room with 46-inch, flat-screen TV/DVR; dining area; kitchen
with counter; bathroom; washer–dryer; and balcony.
A one-bedroom with twin beds ranges from 647 to 730 square feet and leases for $1,409 per bed per month; a two-bedroom with four beds ranges from 948 to 1,334 square feet and costs $979 a bed per month; and the largest apartment, with six beds divided among three bedrooms, measures 1,286 to 1,331 square feet and costs $899 per bed a month. Since many students travel from abroad, management can match roommates if desired.
Green Effect
Though the
developer didn't apply for LEED certification, many of the property's features
nonetheless reflect a commitment to sustainability: drought-tolerant plantings,
low-water fixtures, Energy Star appliances, filtered rainwater, and prefab
framing to reduce waste. The site earned a
high Walk Score (92), as well.
Designer Caron Swan of The Design Co. in Sherman Oaks, Calif., went for the trifecta in furnishings: comfort, color, and durability. Scott Gwartz, director of corporate partnerships for USC Sports Properties, says the building has helped enhance the area, which USC also aided by bringing in restaurants and hotels.
"Lorenzo piggybacked
onto what was happening; there are no apartments, on campus or off, that
compare," says Gwartz. "We're now organizing events there, including [ones]
using the basketball courts."