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40 Lloguers · Staplehurst
40 Lloguers · Staplehurst
Great room, great host and really helpful
JamesFebruary 2017A nice quiet place close to Maidstone yet quiet and peaceful. If you have business in Maidstone and need a good place on budget, Julia's place is highly recommended. The WiFi is fast and reliable. The bed is soft and comfortable.
EzekielMarch 2017Very pleasant stay. Only stayed one night for work, but Julia's place was easy to find, comfortable and just what I needed. Had use of 'own' bathroom and nice breakfast in the morning. Friendly host, made to feel welcome. Thanks Julia!
BenjaminFebruary 2017Julia is a great host, in a lovely big house, she was very helpful and responsive and couldn't do more to help me have a great stay. Facility are great, with your own large double room. recommended for the future and great value for your money. Thank you
TomFebruary 2017Excellent place. Immaculately clean, super friendly and had a lovely stay
MiladMarch 2017Tipus d'habitació
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Fantastic experience all around. Theresa allowed us to check-in early as we had a wedding to attend. John was extremely helpful and friendly, a great couple. The bed was Lush, shower great what more can I say apart from See you both soon when we come again.
GregAugust 2016This was our first Airbnb experience- and it was wonderful. Theresa and John were perfect hosts - we felt at home straight away. The facilities were excellent, lovely big shower, comfy bed, everything spotless and a peaceful location. Super breakfast - they kindly sourced low fat yoghurt for us, and allowed us to have a post-breakdast swim - pure luxury. No hesitation in recommending them to everyone.
ShaunaAugust 2016I went to Kent for a weekend away exploring and had a great time. Theresa and John were very welcoming and kind and gave me lots of ideas on places to visit and things to do all through the weekend. Their house is lovely and spacious and the room was clean, quiet and perfect for everyones needs. I Certainly will be planning to visit again ! Thank you both so much.
OscarJune 2016We had a lovely stay at Theresa and John's beautiful home, we were made to feel very welcome and enjoyed breakfast in the garden the next day. The room was airy, very clean and comfortable with a private en-suite bathroom. We will definitely recommend it and will stay again when visiting family in the area in future.
JemmaAugust 2016Very friendly helpful and relaxed hosts. Theresa and John were great. Spotlessly clean. We felt very at home right from the moment we walked through the door.
RachelJune 2016Very friendly couple, in a lovely house. Quiet and off the main road.
JulieAugust 2016Everything about our stay here was fantastic. Our hosts were extremely accommodating and flexible, and were even kind enough to offer us a lift from the station on arrival. The room was lovely and very well kept. All in all, an excellent experience.
ChrisJuly 2016Theresa and John made us very welcome despite the fact that we had to go out again as soon as we arrived! Next morning we were able to chat with Theresa whilst we had a lovely breakfast in their beautiful garden. Everything was of a high standard and communication before and during our visit first class. I would thoroughly recommend a stay here.
DavidAugust 2016Tipus d'habitació
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Lovely quiet location in the Kent countryside. The property is bright, spacious and modern with everything you need. A real home from home. The owners left us a nice little welcome pack and lots of info about the house itself and surrounding areas. The bathrooms are particularly nice with great showers! Nice outdoor space too. A short 10 min drive takes you to Headcorn or Staplehurst with everything you need with local supermarkets etc. Would definitely stay there again and recommend to family and friends.
LeonJuly 2016The Granary is a delightfully furnished renovated barn situated in the middle of the Kent countryside. It is far enough down a country lane to be secluded but not too far to make it difficult to access. Within easy reach are the towns of Tenterden, Tunbridge Wells, Maidstone and Canterbury. Not too far afield are a number of historic houses and castles; Leeds, Scotney, Rochester and Ightham Mote to name but a few. Within a few miles are the villages of Headcorn and Staplehurst with small but adequate supermarkets, whilst larger supermarkets are less than 15minutes away. The Granary itself is charming whilst at the same time, fully equipped to a high standard. Everything from bed linen through towels, bathrooms, onto living room with its huge comfortable sofa, TV/DVD player and the kitchen with its enormous cooker and spacious work surfaces were all of a superior quality. The hosts are courteous, generous and always available which made for a stress-free holiday. We travel from our home in Switzerland (where standards and expectations are high!!) a number of times a year to visit family in Kent and have tried numerous different houses but have yet to find one of this standard. We will definitely be going back. NM.
NickJanuary 2017Tipus d'habitació
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Tony and Cyd's apartment is lovely! It's so well finished, neat, tidy and has everything you need. The amazing stand alone bath really tops off the flat. There is a lovely pub within walking distance that does great food as well. Overall I would thoroughly recommend this air b n b.
KatieNovember 2016Fantastic! Every detail covered in this amazing loft. Absolutely luxurious! Delicious chutneys. Sissinghurst is very nearby and a wonderful place to visit. Tony & Cyd are very friendly and helpful
PhilNovember 2016Would totally recommend Tony & Cyds place to anybody. Pictures just don't it justice, great location and amazing hosts!
MattFebruary 2017Beautiful cosy apartment! Super clean, has all the amenities you need and has some lovely little touches. We received a warm welcome and felt at home! Thank you :)
EzgiDecember 2016Absolutely beautiful self-contained flat, everything was spotless and well equipped. The bath and shower room were especially fantastic and the bed was one of the comfiest I've stayed in! the little touches like bread, milk & butter were much appreciated. Perfect little romantic hideaway, only wish we could have stayed longer. Will definitely be returning.
LauraFebruary 2017We were looking for a relaxing getaway out've London and got just that. The accomodation was immaculately presented and the location very scenic. Would definetely recommend.
DilanJanuary 2017Cyd and Tony have converted a small barn adjoining their home into a lovely self contained apartment, perfect for solo travellers and couples who wish to enjoy the Kent countryside. Inside, every home comfort is catered for in this cosy space from coffee and tea to a hair dryer and a good selection of bathing products. Their attention to detail is outstanding, particularly the good work done in the shower room with underfloor heating to wall sockets with a USB charger, something I had actually never seen before. A bath under the skylight is absolutely worth a go, and we'd like to thank Cyd and Tony for being excellent hosts and having us. We recommend Leeds Castle 20 minutes up the road for a trip of this sort and really appreciated the last minute booking! Thanks again
JordanFebruary 2017Tony & Cyd's place is simply gorgeous! Beautifully decorated and comfortable :) They added some lovely touches with a loaf of fresh bread, milk and butter in the fridge and some eggs. They were also very helpful with their recommendations and made us feel very welcome. We would definitely stay here again.
LolaFebruary 2017Tipus d'habitació
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We shared a bottle of wine (most of it!) and watched 'Strictly come Dancing' together before eating our meal and enjoying good conversation, almost as if I were one of her friends. The bed was very comfortable. The garden was lovely. I was very happy to be there.
NatalieOctober 2016Staying at janes is the reason why for me airbnb is such a treat. It was a true "home from home" experience. Lovely peaceful location, great value, great conversations, large bedroom with comfortable bed.
paulMarch 2017Jane's place is tucked away in a gorgeous part of Kent, very near Smarden, a beautiful small village with a couple of great pubs! Jane's bungalow is absolutely delightful, it's got a brilliant 'lived in' family feel to it, homely and full of personal touches. You can park in the driveway and then literally just listen 'to the quiet' and then do your own thing. Bathrooms are shared - that's made clear on the booking form and it's not an issue! If you're after a quiet, secluded, no-fuss, no-issue, spotlessly clean, informal, great place to stay - you've found it!
CarlFebruary 2017it can be a bit difficult to find the place sepecially at night. It was not that clear when Jane told me it is opposite the golf course whicg to me looked like and open field.
piyatidaDecember 2016The host canceled this reservation 34 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
MillieMade to feel very welcome, thank you! Great house, lovely atmosphere and would happily recommend.
ShannonNovember 2016Tipus d'habitació
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We were warmly welcomed by John on a very cold weekend. The room was comfortable with just what we needed for our overnight stay. Thank you John.
HelenFebruary 2017I would recommend this place as a welcoming and lovely place to stay
LyndaFebruary 2017Tipus d'habitació
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Loverly house in great part of Kent. Feel the history of the place. Excellent kitchen and bathroom. Lounge was nice and cosy. Would stay again
PeterAugust 2016Tipus d'habitació
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This was our first experience of Airbnb and it did not disappoint! John is a delightful host, very welcoming, informative and helpful. It was good to chat with both John and his partner before leaving. The room is spacious and both bedroom and bathroom were spotless. John supplied a tray with tea, coffee and milk (in a vacuum flask to keep it fresh) despite this being a room only booking. We would be very happy to return here.
DavidAugust 2015The host was friendly and welcoming. Showed me everything I need. The house is tidy and clean and the room is too. Exactly as shown and very comfortable.
ElliotOctober 2016We had a marvellous time, John and his wife were so welcoming. The room was clean and comfortable, and there was even tea and toast in the morning! Thanks John.
ElleSeptember 2015John welcomed me on arrival and was very friendly. The room was spacious and clean with double bed, sofa, own tv and wifi broadband. The room is located within a house with period features. Bonus was ability to use a modern kitchen. The house is located within easy reach of shops, and various takeaway establishments. Car parking is limited. However the house is within close proximity 100m of a free car park.
grahamAugust 2016John and his wife made us very welcome at their house. The room was simple but clean and the bed was very comfortable. Plenty of hot water . Thankyou for being so accommodating.
HelenSeptember 2015My partner and I had made a spur of the moment to go on a road trip but John was very quick to respond to my booking. He kindly took us into his home at the very last minute which we couldn't have been more happier about. John's house has a lot of character to it and it felt comfortable the moment we walked in. Our room was a good size, comfortable and clean and it also included its own TV and coffee/tea making facilities. The bathroom which was just outside our room was also clean.
Su FenAugust 2015We were only here for a short time as we had to get up early the next day and rush off to London. However, our stay was comfortable and welcoming. We enjoyed chatting about healthcare with John - comparing the UK and US systems. We also really appreciate the information on how long it would take us to drive to the airport. We made it in time!
JamesSeptember 2015Had a very nice two night stay... Was made to feel very welcome upon arrival and shown to my room which was lovely and spacious in a very quirky and timeless in property. Was offered access to the kitchen to make drinks etc aswell as having facilities in the room. The village is lovely too, shop just a 2 minute walk away and a few restaurants and pubs in the area too! Would definitely stay again if in the area!
StuartJuly 2015Tipus d'habitació
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A great place that had everything that we needed. It was very clean and amazingly comfortable. The warm bread for breakfast was excellent. The setting was very quiet but easy to get to. Our hosts were excellent and very helpful in finding some local walking paths and recommending local places to eat. Highly recommended!
RyanFebruary 2017Tipus d'habitació
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Staplehurst, Tonbridge
Melody is a lovely host - greeted us with a bottle of chilled water on the hottest day of the year after a long day out - very thoughtful. The room is comfortable with a handy en-suite and having it's own entrance is a bonus too. So handy for Sissinghurst Castle and Great Dixter Gardens amongst other delights in the area. We would certainly stay again
BarrieMay 2016Melody was very welcoming. The room was very clean and there was a lovely array of teas etc. Very convenient for visiting Sissinghurst Castle gardens.
IanJune 2016Melody was lovely and provided us with a fantastic stay. Her directions were easy to follow, and her recommendations were all lovely. I definitely would recommend staying there again.
KeshavaOctober 2016We adored the house and the simple and smiling welcome of Mélody. The independent chamber is considerable as well as small provided us with candies. The small outside garden is ideal to take advantage of the sun in a moment of rest. Thank you Melody for your hospitality.
christineJune 2016Made to feel very welcome, breakfast (continental style) offered which we were not expecting. Room very comfortable, quiet and with everything supplied.
PennySeptember 2016My husband and I had the very great pleasure of staying two nights with Melody in her beautiful home. She went above and beyond for us on our arrival. We had a blown tire, and were stranded about a mile away. She helped us contact roadside assistance and acted as a go-between fielding calls since we had poor mobile reaction. As it was so late, she offered and provided a wonderful late night meal of sandwiches and crisps. The room and bathroom are lovely and comfy. The bed with its cosy duvet and pillows gave us the restful nights sleep we needed after such a stressful day. The extra touches were so welcome, the wide array of luxury toiletries was wonderful. Our light breakfast in the garden was perfect. Melody had many fantastic recommendations for activities in the area. My biggest regret is not staying longer in the area. We hope to stay with Melody again so we can see much more of the Southeast of England.
MarySeptember 2016The neighbourhood was very rural and the property was across the road from a large field. We were made very welcome and the descriptions were accurate. We were gien the annexe key and free to come and go as desired.
AlanSeptember 2016Everything was clearly explained, Melody left all the essentials in the suite that I could possibly need. She has a lovely place and it suited my needs perfectly.
EileenMay 2016Tipus d'habitació
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Camber is amazing - very considerate and kind. This is our third visit and we absolutley adore it. The views from the kitchen are amazing - a wonderful start to the day as you make your breakfast. We find it really useful having the boot/utility room as we are out and about a lot and to have somewhere to change shoes is great. Always clean, well organised and her mother is incredibly kind - noticed we had left a car door open.
LynnetteNovember 2016Wonderful flat, with superb views and very peaceful.
LynnetteFebruary 2017Camber is always very welcoming and extremely pleasant and helpful. A wonderful host.
LynnetteDecember 2016The house is lovely, very cosy and comfy, spacious even though the living space is all on one floor. The kitchen was really well equipped, bath room lovely and the beds wonderfully comfortable
CloverOctober 2016Super place! Modern + nice, clean + comfortable! The appartement offers everything and is really family friendly. Camber and her parents are very helpful and everything is handled quite professional! We had a great stay, thank you!
MathisAugust 2016Had a wonderful weekend at Camber's fabulous eco-house. Everything was well-explained before we arrived and we didn't have any issues. A stunning place, and excellent value for money. will definitely be staying again!
SamAugust 2016Voor aankomst heeft Camber via mail gezorgd voor alle nodige informatie. Bij aankomst werden we zeer hartelijk welkom geheten door Cambers ouders. Het appartement is prachtig en zeer goed ingericht. Cambers ouders waren erg hulpvaardig en vriendelijk. We hebben genoten van ons, te korte, verblijf. Ons bezoek aan Canterbury en aan Leeds Castle was geslaagd. We raden iedereen die van rust houdt zeker aan te boeken bij Camber!
DorineAugust 2016We had a very nice stay, the place was lovely, Camber was very helpful and had thought of everything she could have to make our stay as perfect as possible. An excellent area to take walks in!
AlaricNovember 2016Tipus d'habitació
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Freddie's place was great, perfect for a weekend away with friends! Did their absolute best to accommodate for us all, and even left beers and breakfast in the fridge! Wouldn't hesitate to book again if staying in the area! Thank you!!!!
danielleMarch 2017Tipus d'habitació
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We booked at the last minute as another booking elsewhere was cancelled, but everything turned out to be so much better than I expected. Communication with Ellen was easy (although we never actually got to meet in person) and when we arrived we realised we'd found somewhere really special. We wanted somewhere to relax and the cottage was perfect and cosy with lots of lovely touches. Ellen had made sure we had everything we needed including wine in the fridge! The log burner was easy to light, with plenty of logs and we spent our first evening playing board games and exploring the record collection . The huge bath and comfy bed meant we had a great nights sleep too. It was a short walk into Cranbrook and easy to explore forest trails from a footpath opposite the cottage. Also easy to walk into Sissinghurst and good food at the Milk House. We had a great time and would definately recommend to others. Thanks Elle(URL HIDDEN)
wendyApril 2016Lovely cottage. Ellen is a fantastic host. It was all made very easy for us and Ellen left us lots of treats which made us feel very welcome. Thank you for a lovely weekend!
EmmaAugust 2016We had a wonderful stay at Ellen's magical cottage, which is beautifully appointed and full of character and charm. Though sadly because of our timings we didn't get to meet Ellen personally, she was brilliant and clear on communications and provided all the help and advice we needed for our trip. We especially loved drinking by the cosy fire, and walking to nearby Sissinghurst Castle. Thanks so much for having us!
MarianneNovember 2016The house was just as described and Ellen had provided all the things required just to walk in and relax. It's an excellent location to explore the area with its castles and local towns.
DanielleAugust 2016What a wonderful and unique place to stay... Steeped in so much history and the perfect hideaway if you're keen to get away from it all... So much character and charm. And it even snowed whilst we were there which made it even more special... Don't be put off by the lack of central heating, the log burner made so much heat and there are electric heaters throughout too. The wonky floors made it all the more interesting, as did the small door way into the bedroom and other secret little nooks and crannies : ) An absolute delight and we would definitely go back...
LyssaFebruary 2017We had a lovely time at Ellen's cottage. Ellen was really easy to contact even though we didn't meet in person. She sent a little guide beforehand so we could prepare for our trip, and even let us know about a big car boot sale nearby on the last morning! There was even a bottle of fizz in the fridge for my boyfriends birthday! The cottage itself is really something else. It has everything you need while still retaining its rustic charm. The log burner is massive and easy to light, the record player and records are a lovely touch and the kitchen full of essentials (butter, milk, eggs) was very much appreciated! The house is perfectly sized for a two-person getaway. The bathroom is great, with a really big bath (and bath salts)! Bed is comfortable and there are lots of cute little touches that will keep you exploring! The place is about 15 minute walk into Cranbrook, where the hotel does a great Sunday lunch. By car, Sissinghurst has a brilliant pub where we had some excellent food, and there's also a pretty amazing farm shop five minutes drive away. We'd definitely stay again, thanks so much!
MelissaMay 2016The cottage is a gem. The living room and bedroom are indeed rustic but cosy and full if character. The kitchen is well equipped although cold being unheated. We had everything we needed. Ellen had stocked the fridge with the basics for us and there were a few extra treats too. There is a lot to do in the area. The cottage is on a main road so there is traffic noise but it didn't disturb us. A lovely weekend all round.
Hannah LouiseMarch 2016We had the most amazing time staying at Ellen cottage, the photos are a little glimpse of how beautiful the cottage is! We fell in love with the house! Ellen was so lovely, we only booked a couple of days before we arrived and she was so so helpful, always in touch and lots of advice on walks and places to eat! Also loved the little touches she had left for us, her homemade elderflower cordial was sooo beautiful. We were arriving late in the evening so she had left us bread, eggs, coffee and milk for the next morning! We have already recommended her place to out friends and family and we will for sure be returning! Thank you for being an amazing host Ellen, we had a lovely time :)
AshleyJune 2016Tipus d'habitació
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Staying here reminded me what an amazing thing Airbnb can be. The room/flat was amazing and I don't think I really took in what I had booked until I saw it. It is in the top part of a very old and beautiful house tucked away in the centre of Cranbrook linked to the weaving industry in the 1400s. It also beautifully decorated and has all mod cons - a modern kitchen area and decent shower and TV/DVD/blu ray player. Having booked at the last minute I revelled in my good fortune! Jo was very helpful and accommodating before I arrived and very hospitable while I was there. I would heartily recommend this place!
KateJune 2016Jo was very quick to email and provide directions of how to find her. She was very welcoming and even offered us warm jumpers to take along to our slightly damp but enjoyable evening watching Tom Jones at Bedgebury Forest. The room was beautiful and everything was just as described.. A perfect home from home for the night. Jo had even left us a selection of yummy treats for breakfast. A lovely stay and would be delighted to return. Thanks Jo x
Jo-AnneJune 2016We enjoyed our overnight stay in this quirky attic flat, it was very cosy and the bed was comfortable, we also appreciated the breakfast basket with cereals and biscuits etc and bacon and eggs in the fridge. Jo was away but Ian her husband was the perfect host, recommended a few places locally and even offered us a lift to a restaurant that we had booked in a nearby area on his way to picking up his wife from the airport.
StephenMay 2016If you're looking for somewhere in the Cranbrook area then stop searching because you have found the best place in town! Jo's apartment is so cosy and comfortable, beautifully furnished and ideally located in the centre of town. The fridge was stocked with ingredients for us to prepare a breakfast, such a great bonus after a "heavy" night at a wedding. The only downside for us was that we booked to stay just one night - I could happily have stayed there for a week. Jo is a fantastic host, really the best. Stay here if you can! We will be back.
JamesAugust 2016Stayed at Scatlings for two weeks while working in Kent, Made to feel very welcome by Jo and Ian, had all I needed and more in the flat which was a great place to come back to at the end of each day, Great nights sleep every night, If I find myself in the area again I wouldn't hesitate to stay again, Thank you both very much!
AlexMay 2016Everything was great! It was so easy to walk around to everything in the town and the people were so nice.
MikalaJune 2016My friend and I had a great stay at Jo's house. We loved the accommodation, there was everything we needed for a very comfortable stay. The bed was so comfortable and it was extremely quiet, being up in the loft and being high above the street below. Great location, being on the high street which made it handy to nip out for a curry but we were keen to get back to enjoy our cosy and quirky surroundings. We hope to get the opportunity to stay again. Thanks for making us feel most welcome in your characterful home. Anne and Sophie xx
AnneNovember 2016We had an overwhelmingly lovely 3-night stay with Jo whilst looking for properties to rent in the area. The loft space is breathtaking. It is a really unique, self-contained area that we were totally smitten with. Jo and Ian were super hosts, sharing stories and news and views. Restaurant recommendations for an anniversary were spot on, and thoughts and guidance on where we should look to rent were much more useful than some of the estate agents themselves! When we move here we will undoubtedly recommend to visiting friends that they stay with Jo.
PaulJuly 2016Tipus d'habitació
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Fantastic stay here with friends. BBQ hut is amazing and would highly recommend. Simple things like this made my 30th one to remember. Thank you
Lucy January 2017Lovely house tucked away in the Kent countryside. Perfect for a night away with friends and children. Zoe was helpful throughout.
JoeJanuary 2017Lovely home, spacious, nice garden, outdoor BBQ house! Nice indoor fireplace and in a nice setting with hike trails nearby. Has all the appliances and amenities you could need and beautiful rooms with very nice views. Couldn't really ask for more! Highly recommended.
AlbinasFebruary 2017This is a lovely house with beautiful woods right opposite. There's loads of space and it was great for my elderly grandparents as it has downstairs bedroom and bathroom. Zoe was really helpful and flexible about arrangements and did us a Christmas tree!
RosalindDecember 2016Tipus d'habitació
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Lovely property in a great location. Would thoroughly recommend!
MatthewAugust 2016The cottage is just beautiful in fact the pictures do not do the place justice. We were greated by Helen who answered all are questions. Its a great location if you want to get round Kent, I would recommend Bodiam Castle and Batemen"s House and Gardens both are very close by, if we had time we would have gone to Sissinghurst so many National Trust places to visit in the area you are spoilt for choice. Would definitely recommend Stream Farm Cottage to anyone without hesitation.
CaroleJuly 2016Kay and I enjoyed our stay in the area. Our accomodation was as described and to our expectations. Paul and Kay
PaulSeptember 2016David hosts a fantastic place on the edge of the High Weald AONB. The barn is wonderful to stay in, well equipped and the entire stay was hassle free. Highly recommend staying with David.
JoeJune 2016A most enjoyable stay in this beautiful cottage, which is well equipped, comfortable and private. David was most accommodating with our late arrival and was very helpful on local information for visitors.
SharonMay 2016Wir haben uns sofort gut aufgenommen gefühlt, David hat uns alles erklärt und es war alles vorbereitet. Das Cottage ist überraschend groß und wirklich "marvellous"! Es hat uns an nichts gefehlt, lediglich ein Esstisch wäre eine Idee - Couch mit Tablett auf dem Schoß hat aber auch gut funktioniert. Gerne wieder!
NicolasDecember 2016Stream Farm Cottage is beautiful. Set in a lovely location just outside Goudhurst, the cottage is open plan with balconies from the two sleeping areas so perfect for a family of four. It is really well furnished, comfortable and clean. The cottage is fully heated and the shower is really warm and powerful. Wifi was a bit of a miss for the kids but it made us play games and read together more which was nice. The cottage has a large, random selection of books too which was good. Goudhurst itself is a nice village with a good selection of shops and pubs. We ate in the Goudhurst Inn which was ok. We also went to nearby Bewl Water which was nice too. All in all, I would really recommend this cottage. We will certainly be returning.
ChrisFebruary 2017A perfect base for day trips in Kent (London is quite easy to reach from nearby Marden by train), but also when you appreciate scenic views, peace and quiet, privacy, nature and cosiness, this is the place to be. We had a perfect week in Stream Farm Cottage.
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Link Well, I didn't think I would live to see it! So I guess the bag of 10,000 balloons at WalMart will go up $.08! edit: Will this mean the illegals from Mexico will now be working to get to China?
It will hopefully mean that chinese workers will get better wages and better general conditions - today all that is at a horrific level... The combination of communist dictatorship and roaring kapitalism that has emerged in China in recent years has not meant any good for the manual labour force. The amount of terrible mine-accidents happening lately are just spectacular examples of this and should be noted that the administrators of mines are not more cynic than the administrators of other industries. A
I doubt this is a problem for unethical Western companies - they will simply move operations to poorer (albeit smaller) countries in the region, like Malasia.
"How much do you make now?" "I make around $0.03 per hour." "$0.03??? And who the f*** gave you that raise!!!!!" Seriously, nice job. Its about time people stand up and say "I want better." They see better things ahead, and won't take crap in the meantime.
I'm all for immigrants coming to this country and working jobs that you, I and a bunch of other people on welfare won't. As long as they don't suck off the government, let em in.
igary, i agree, infact the bracelet I wear from my sig, is a mexican immigrant. It was a very lame and regretful attempt to lighten things up. thanks for reminding me. Regrets beeef ps: like the "praying steve" avatar! Part of a personal conversion?
LOL, no. I still have my own inner Dogma I follow. I just thought it would be a good one to have up since Tiger was released. It's like Steve saying "Thank God, they'll shut up now!!" I used to work in the restaurant biz (eons ago) and my latino workers were some of the best employees I had, period. Hard working people, in general.
Anyone who thought that China was going to stay a sweatshop haven forever was mistaken. It's maturing as an economy just like every other industrialized nation has or will. There's also a major demographic crunch coming in China. The one-child policy succeeded in slowing population growth, but it created a situation where there aren't nearly as many children for each grandparent and parent now. Many of them will not be able to depend on their offspring for financial support in their later years, as traditionally happens. Add in a surplus of baby boys in some areas and the natural delay of marriage and children that comes with industrialization, and there's a real chance that their job market could get much tighter and social changes could accelerate. Progress has its price.
The US is heavily in debt to China, and China are starting to realise that they may noyt see this money back for ages, and are now reluctant to loan it. It's a superpower, and is only going to get stronger.
Since China's banking system is based on cronyism and corruption, I kind of doubt they're worried about paying back debts at this point. And I think it's a little early to call China a superpower. Call back in 20 years.
Hmm. China still has its problems, but it would be a mistake just to dismiss it when it's an important global player, and continues to be.
I didn't say China wasn't a global player, nor was I dismissing it. I said that China isn't a superpower right now.
China does not have capitalism, for that you need strong rule of law and respect for individual rights. What they have is communism with pockets of anarchy. In any event it's good to see these poor folks standing up for themselves, even if it means fewer cheap goods for us. All the rich countries went through the same pain of gradually lifting the economy through back breaking labor, we are just lucky that it was a few generations earlier that did it for us.
Capitalism certainly exists throughout China (most notably in Shanghai) , and is certainly not a pure Communist country in the way that it was with Mao.
They have a highly competitive market economy, but that is not capitalism. Capitalism starts with "life, liberty and the pursuit of hapiness" i.e. individual rights. Competition is not the heart of Capitalism, it is only a side effect of the fact that each person owns their own life, and some people choose to do the same thing. What they are doing over there is taking that side effect and implementing it as a primary, without bothering to put in place the strong legal base of individual rights from which it comes. Their system is nothing like America's. In America we have a market, but it is a side effect of a certain moral position (individual rights). They don't give a cr*p about the individual, they see the market economy as a way to increase government revenues.
That's true if you look at capitalism as an ideologyrather than an economic system, which I suppose in many ways it is. However, don't forget that people living in Europe often enjoy a much higer standard of life than most Americans. I haven't got much against capitalism, but there should be a limit to it.
Eventually, China won't be a source of cheap labor anymore. Unfortunately, there are other places to go. For instance, most of Africa is in such horrific shape economically that many people there would work on wages that merely prevented them from starving to death. The problem with Africa is that the economic instability is coupled with massive political unrest. But eventually super-poor countries like Uganda, Somalia etc could largely replace China in the "sweatshop" sector. North Korea would also be a canidate if/when the dictatorship is overthrown. Don't forget the 'Stans either - countries like Turkmenistan would gladly accept foreign money if the State Department allows it. There's always some cash-strapped government willing to go in for this kind of "development".
I don't know that "capitalism" has a precise definition and there are certainly different variations of it. The United States and Japan are both capitalist countries, but their economic systems are certainly different. No nation has ever been a "pure Communist country" in the sense that it's ideological founders envisioned it. China under Mao (like the Soviet Union under Stalin) was a totalitarian state that enslaved workers and brutally repressed dissent. Mao directed the killing of more of his own people than any leader in the history of the world, and did it in the NAME of communism. China right now could better be described as an authoritarian-capitalist hybrid: more economically free than the state-run economy it used to have, but not capitalist in the way the West uses the term. South Korea and Taiwan used to be like that too, but have since moved toward more democracy. Hopefully China will too.
Actually, Maoism is a political system unto itself. It contains elements of Communism but things like the "Cultural Revolution" are almost totally unrealtedt to the thinking of Marx. As aloofman pointed out, it is really just a totalitarian state - run by an obsessive idealogue. If you've kept up in the news recently you may hear North Korea referred to as having a "Stalinist" government. Here again we see that even in Russia Marx's ideas failed to come to fruition. The USSR under Stalin was a dictatorship, purely and simply. Look up "Stalinism" or Maoism". OT: A grim quiz question for history buffs: Who, through bad decision-making, sociopathic paranoia, megalomania or pure cold bloodedness is responsible for the deaths of the most innocent people? A. Adolf Hitler B. Josef Stalin C. Mao Zedong Between the three they have accounted for over 80-100 million innocent lives, excluding the 20-odd million dead combatants of WWII, half of whom were Red Army.
Unlike the United States, China protects there border. A country can't long survive that has open borders. China still has the ability to deal with there problem
Yes, Maoism was Mao's interpretation of Marx, which was actually quite differnt from Marxism. Hoiwever, Lenin's Russia was pretty darn close to a tru Communist state. It didn't work all that badly in the early years, either. I don't mean to rubbish your answer, Lord, but I have done both courses on Russian 20th century history and 20th century Chinese history. Also, as you pount out, dictators can come from any extremist political belief. I would pick answer 'Stalin' from your list of choices. Wdlove - I'm not quite sure what you are getting at.
China also executes something like 90% of all the officially condemned prisoners in the world. Does that mean they know how to "deal" with crime? To imply that China has it over the United States in the area of dealing with one's neighbors is pretty whacked.
Enlighten me as to how Lenin's USSR was anything like a worker's paradise. I've never seen any proof that the average Soviet's life improved between the the start of the Bolshevik revolution and Stalin's takeover. What went right there?


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Willie the dog…II
I heard scratching at the door. I knew it was Willie. I let him in. My cat took of like a shot. Willie just wagged his tail and jumped up on my couch. I petted him and he looked around, then looked at me. I said: "It's safe to talk Willie.," and he started to talk.
"Every thing has changed. Lady has a boyfriend now. I hate him and he hates me. I hump his leg every chance I get. He tells me to 'Get off the fucking couch!', and 'Don't put your nose in lady's pussy!'
He's fucking lady. He gets pissed if I come in and watch.
I set this fool up. He was being a bum sitting on the couch watching cartoons. I went into action. I started humping his leg, he pushed me off….I yelped!, and limped in to the kitchen where lady was and in my best sad puppy dog eyes…I whimpered and looked at her, holding one leg up. She 'assumed' he kicked me, and went in and threw his ass out the fucking door!
Ahhh success! I limped and whimper some more. She carefully picked me up. I laid my head on her cleavage and I gave her tits a few licks. She smiled big and said: "Awwwww Willie, your so sweet. You sure do like my tits, don't you." She smiled as she took me to the couch and held me. She opened her blouse (no bra) and let me lick her tits all over….that, I liked!
The boyfriend never came back again…what a fool. Outsmarted by a fucking dog. Well, I gotta go back. Lady's two sisters come over tonight. Their teenagers. One likes to suck me off, the other likes me to fuck her from behind. I better go take a doggy nap.….oh…. ya got any doggy treats?"
I gave him some doggy treats and off he went, pissing on all my trees.
A few days later…….
I got a visit from Willie this morning…
....Willie came in my kitty door, ate some of her cat food, drank some her water and came and laid down on my couch and went to sleep. An hour later he woke up looking tired. He looked it me....I said it's ok to talk. He said:
"Boy am I tired, Lady took me over to her parents house where her two teenage sisters live. Those two little bitches dressed me up in doll clothes! They took me down stairs to show the parents...ha ha they all said... "Aint he cute." I put my 12 ½ inch dick out for them all to see, and the dad said: "Take him away!"
I tried to tear the dress off but they stopped me. Next time I fuck them, I'm biting their hair into knots, see how they like it.
After lights out, I fucked them both and made them moan. The dad yelled out to "Be quiet in there!"...hee hee.
But this morning I saw this beautiful cocker spaniel bitch...wow golden hair, curly and she smelled good, even her ass. I jumped on her, she held real still and then here comes a guy with a fucking water hose and squirts us! He called me names, so I shit in his yard in two places and left,
but he was too late. I dropped my load in the little bitch before he got there.
Well, time to go and give lady her afternoon pussy lick. See ya.
Oh…...that cat food you got, tastes like dead fuck'in fish...ukkkk!"
"See ya Willie"....and he was off...pissing on my bushes.
The next time I saw Willie, he just walked in the kitty door and chased my cat away from her food dish. He sniffed it, then lifted his leg and pissed in her dish. He jumped up on my couch and I petted him as usual. I said: "Hi ya Willie!, (we can talk in a minute, as my girlfriend is leaving soon.) He sat waiting. Soon the girlfriend kissed me goodbye and said: "Oh, this must be Willie!"
She petted him and he licked her fingers, then she left. Willie watched and then began to talk. "Damn her pussy smells good! I'd love to fuck her, but you guys have shitty food here." I asked how his home life was. He said: "Fuck'in women!…always trying to give me a bath. They want me to smell like peaches and stuff. I hate that. Lady's little nephew came over one day for a while. Kids are ok until they hit me. I bite them in the ass when no one's looking and then I yelp like they hit me. Works every time.
Lady brought over a girlfriend that had never been fucked by a dog. She got her good and drunk and told her I was a 'blow up dog' and the stem was under my belly. Dumb bitch tried and tried to blow me up, finally she got excited and sucked me off. Lady laughed herself silly and said: "See, Willie gives milk too!"
We got her naked and I fucked her while she sang: "Some day my prince will cum!"….It's Willie, ya dummy, not 'prince'. She comes by once a week for a 'lick up' and her pussy always smells like plastic cucumbers. The things I do for a bag of steak chunks.
Well I gotta take shit in your neighbors yard, cause he yelled at me…"Get off my lawn, you mutt!" I bit holes in his garden hose yesterday." I said: "Ok Willie, the doggie treats are in the corner. " He gobbled them up and went to shit in the neighbors yard.
Over the next few days I saw many yellow circles appear on my neighbors lawn. I sat on my porch and watched Willie. He fucked all the females dogs he could. He came over and jumped on my lap and licked my face, then whispered: ("I got a hand job from that Mrs. Perkins over there….I bet I'll be licking her pussy and fucking her in a few days. Her pussy smells like a dogs dick…must be that Skippy I keep running off.")
A few day's later, in comes Willie. He jumps up on my couch for my ok for him to talk. "It's ok, Willie, my girlfriend is gone to the store." I said.
"Well I'm having fun now. Mrs. Perkins is having me fuck her a lot….then her 13 yr old teenage grand daughter sees us fucking. Now she wants to know everything about me. When everyone is gone, she gets me in bed and looks at my dick real close. I of course let it out full length. Next she starts giving me a hand job. Next she's got her skirt up and is poking her ass in my face. I love to lick a first timer…
she moaned and jumped when I licked her clit. She was leaning over the pillows and I mounted her. 'Aooooo', she said, you should have heard her moan. She moaned in spurts…"oh oh oh oh", as I buried my dick in her and fucked her fast. I think it was her first real climax, she really humped and moaned good. Now she calls me 'sweet Willie'and tried to put a leash on me and some sort of fuzzy collar. I put my nose in her pussy, and when she jumped, I ran away without that junk on me..…
Next, she brings over her girlfriend, who's older at about 16. She's told her about me and how I fucked her so good. This girl smells real good, and gets all hot for me.
They both get in the bed and play with my dick. Soon the older one is sucking my dick, while the younger one plays with her friends pussy. I though they were going to fuck themselves, but the older one had to try me out. She sat on the younger ones face, and then they had me start fucking older one. The younger one licked me and the older one as I fucked the older one. That felt really good, but sorry young girl, I came and flooded the older ones pussy and splattered the young ones face. She was a good licker, and tried to lick me. With that short tongue of hers ….no way,
I like to lick myself…thank you."
"Where's your girlfriend Blue?
"Now why do you want to know that Willie?"
"Because her pussy smells so fuck'in good, that's why. Let me fuck her just once, I'll never ask again."
My girlfriend came home from shopping and Willie's nose went right for her pussy. She giggled and came in a sat by me. She said: "I must be loosing my mind." I said: "Why?"…"I could have sworn I heard that Willie dog whisper: ("Wanna fuck?").
Well…Willie had the hots for my girlfriend, so I wondered if she had ever been fucked by a dog. I discovered she had a friend who's dog use to fuck her, and loved it. She always wondered….(she was 'dog curious'). I told her what I knew about it and that was all women like it for something different. The more I talked about it, the more curious she got. I said that Willie has several women he's fucking.
She looked at me strange and asked: "How could know that?"…I said the mailman told me, he'd seen a few thru their windows, and It was always Willie. "Oh". she said.
The next time Willie came by, I told him all about it. He said: "I know just what to do. I'll start by sniffing and nudging her pussy, if she has no panties on, in goes my long tongue for the clit lick. That starts the 'curious' thing in their mind and when the opportunity comes, I let my dick out all the way. This excites them and they always end up touching my dick, and usually start stroking it." "Well Willie, lets us find out how 'curious' my girlfriend is." I said.
We got a plan going. I would get the girlfriend a little drunk on wine, (an easy task)….get her panties off here on the couch, then turn on the porch light. Willie would be Willie's signal and he would take it from there. Saturday night I got some of her favorite wine and she got tipsy in no time and started getting hot. I got her panties off and played with her pussy. I turned on the porch light un-noticed when I got more wine. Soon I heard Willie come in the kitty door and we both greeted him, as he had his dick all the way out. The girlfriend couldn't take her eyes off his dick.
She was already laying down on her back and Willie's nose went straight for her pussy and out came his tongue and went deep in her. She gasp and said: "Ahhh ..Oh my god Willie that tingles me, WOW!." I got up and said I had to go to the liquor store, and left. Willie tells me later what happened.
"As soon a you left, I got up on her chest and licked her face. My dick was rubbing in her open blouse with no bra, right between her tits. She squirmed and held it saying: "Ooooo Willie, your dick is so warm…mmmm."
"Sure enough, she just had to stroke my dick. My dick was long enough that the tip touched her lips. She closed her eyes and started licking the end of my dick.
This drives me crazy! Only human women do this and us male dogs can't stand that much pleasure! I backed out of it, and my dick landed right on her clit. That's when she jumped, and started Yodeling like an Alpine girl getting fucked. Human women do that sometimes…strange.
I dropped back a little more and shoved my 12 ½ inches her hole. She wrapped her arms around me and we fucked fast. She fuck'in yodeled loud, right in my ear!…jezzzz. She started yelling, calling me "Oh God". The names "Willie"…ya dumb bitch. I let go with good quart of cum in her, She spit up wine on me…yuck…and said she loved me so much.
I got the fuck off her, I had to go lick my dick. I licked my dick as she looked at me with that sleepy smile…and tried to kiss me.
Lady!… I just licked my dick!…and I bolted out the kitty door.
She won't try and put sweaters and shit on me now will she?" I said: "I'll keep her from doing that Willie, the doggie treats are in your very own bowl now Willie. She bought a 50lb bag for you." Willie ate his treats and then said: "She's a good bitch, but I'm fuckin her from behind next time, I don't want her burping up wine on me ever again!"
…and off he went out the 'doggy door', the girlfriend calls it now.
I watched him shit on the neighbors newspaper, piss on the guys lawn chair and wipe his butt across the guys white cement front porch….then he was gone….
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what a dumb fucking warped story
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Very Funny Keep it cumming
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take this shit out of true story plz
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2011-02-24 22:03:13
LOL... YOU are one sick man. had me laughing my ass off. Keep him cumming.
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YOU DEFINAYLEY HAVE TO NAVE A SENSE OF HUMOR.Good job!
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I'm 5′ tall with a pear-shaped body, but even with tailoring traditional suits and dresses make me look like I'm playing dress-up. I like classic but I also want to look sexy with a touch of inner spitfire thrown in. Can you help? Janice
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My first thought is your hair and make-up. Perhaps your clothes aren't working because your hair is too little girlish. Try getting a chic, grown-up cut and be sure to wear some make-up.
The second thing is, I think traditional clothing can work on a petite woman, but maybe it doesn't work on you because it doesn't suit your personality. You said yourself you need something sexier.
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1. Try a Fit a Flare Dress
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If you are picking out a top or jacket or even two-tone dress wear something bright on the top and dark on the bottom. Dark colors will make you look smaller, so wear them on your heavy bottom half. Bright colors up top will balance you out and bring attention to your shoulders and face. Bright colors like red, orange, Fuchsia etc are hot colors, which means sexy. So look like a peacock up top if you want to attract the opposite sex.
3. Don't Wear A Jacket That Ends At Your Widest Part
Jackets are sexy if you get the right one. The right one has a strong shoulder to make you look wider up top and balance you out giving you that hourglass look. It also nips in at the waist to show off your womanly shape. Be sure the jacket does not end at your full hip. Why draw attention to the widest part of your body. Since pears have nice nipped in waists, it is better to wear a shorter jacket that ends at the top of the hipbone instead of the middle of the hip.
3. Wear Heels
No question heels are sexy and a petite needs height. Even if it is a small wedge, because you don't like heels it will make you look much longer, leaner and sexier than a flat.
4. Try Boot Cut jeans
Skinny, tight jeans will make your hips look larger than life, and too wide legged of a jean will maker you look elephant like ( and in a petite's case- drown you). Boot cut are just the right amount of flare to balance you out. A dark wash also helps make your bottom half look smaller and the built-in stretch is perfect for women with hips. Don't buy jeans with big pockets, stuff hanging off them etc. as they will only draw attention to your hips. A petite has to keep things clean and simple.
Jewelry that dangles from your ears, your neck is soft and sexy. No button studs please! Just be sure that you get the right proportion. Giant Beyonce size hoops are sexy but would overwhelm a petite. Also make sure necklace don't hang too low or it will make you look short and dumpy.
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Time for another review, and in this instalment we have the new 128×128 Pixel OLED Module from Freetronics. It's been a while since we've had a full-colour graphic display to experiment with, and this one doesn't disappoint. Unlike other displays such as LCD, this one uses OLED – "Organic Light-Emitting Diode" technology.
OLEDs allow for a faster refresh rate, and to the naked eye has a great amount of colour contrast. Furthermore the viewing angles are excellent, you can clearly read the display from almost any angle, for example:
However they can suffer from burn-in from extended display of the same thing so that does need to be taken into account. Nevertheless they provide an inexpensive and easy-to-use method of displaying colour text, graphics and even video from a variety of development boards. Finally – there is also a microSD socket for data logging, image storage or other uses. However back to the review unit. It arrives in typical retail packaging:
and includes the OLED display itself, a nifty reusable parts tray/storage box, and two buttons. The display has a resolution of 128 x 128 pixels and has a square display area with a diagonal size of 38.1 mm. The unit itself is quite compact:
The display is easily mounted using the holes on the left and right-hand side of the display. The designers have also allowed space for an LED, current-limiting resistor and button on each side, for user input or gaming – perfect for the included buttons. However this section of the PCB is also scored-off so you can remove them if required. Using the OLED isn't difficult, and tutorials have been provided for both Arduino and Raspberry Pi users.
Using with Arduino
After installing the Arduino library, it's a simple matter of running some jumper wires from the Arduino or compatible board to the display – explained in detail with the "Quickstart" guide. Normally I would would explain how to use the display myself, however in this instance a full guide has been published which explains how to display text of various colours, graphics, displaying images stored on a microSD card and more. Finally there's some interesting demonstration sketches included with the library. For example, displaying large amounts of text:
… the variety of fonts available:
… and for those interested in monitoring changing data types, a very neat ECG-style of sketch:
… and the mandatory rotating cube from a Freetronics forum member:
Using with Raspberry Pi
For users of this popular single-board computer, there's a great tutorial and some example videos available on the Freetronics website for your consideration, such as the following video clip playback:
Along with the Arduino and Raspberry Pi tutorials, there's also the Freetronics support forum where members have been experimenting with accelerated drivers, demonstrations and more.
For a chance to win your own OLED display, send a postcard with your email address clearly printed on the back to:
OLED Competition, PO Box 5435 Clayton 3168 Australia.
Cards must be received by 24/10/2013. One card will then be selected at random and the winner will be sent one Freetronics OLED Display. Prize will be delivered by Australia Post standard air mail. We're not responsible for customs or import duties, VAT, GST, import duty, postage delays, non-delivery or whatever walls your country puts up against receiving inbound mail.
Compared to previous colour LCD units used in the past, OLED technology is a great improvement – and demonstrated very well with this unit. Furthermore you get the whole package – anyone call sell you a display, however Freetronics also have the support, tutorials, drivers and backup missing from other retailers. So if you need a colour display, check it out.
And for more detail, full-sized images from this article can be found on flickr. And if you're interested in learning more about Arduino, or want to introduce someone else to the interesting world of Arduino – check out my book (now in a third printing!) "Arduino Workshop" from No Starch Press.
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Hi there,
I have just made a USB Sound card using a MAX4299 Stereo Amp and a PCM2900E Audio Codec. It didn't work properly at first, and whenever a sound was played a loud crackling sound would play, no matter what the actual output was supposed to be. After spending ages error-checking and using an oscilloscope to work out where the problem was, I got the card to work perfectly but only if I connected the analog ground of the board to the ground of the oscilloscope. As soon as a I disconnected the oscilloscope ground, all I got was the loud noise again. Does anyone have any idea why it would only work when attached to the oscilloscope ground, and if there is anything I can do to fix it? Cheers |
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You obviously have a grounding problem.
I take it you have amplified speakers. Are they by any chance grounded to the same ground as the scope? (I'll bet they are). If so, I would immediately check the connector where they plug into the sound card, and the wiring to the speakers. Wes |
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I presume you're using the +5v usb power for the board. Does the analog ground and power supply share the same ground wire? What happens if you use an external power supply?
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Thanks for the replies, turns out I had a 10R resistor in between analog and digital ground and that was causing the problem!
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Festival of Memory
Gabriela Bulisova and Mark Isaac | Ukraine
Photographer: Gabriela Bulisova and Mark Isaac
Exhibit Title: Festival of Memory
Location: Ukraine
"Festival of Memory" focuses on the important recollections of residents of a penal colony for young women in the city of Melitopol, Ukraine. We created diptychs with the participating women that include a portrait of each individual and an image of an object, place, photograph that is particularly important to their memory. In some cases, the women are minors, so their faces cannot be shown. They were also interviewed about the object they selected, and their explanations are included as text.
For women who are incarcerated, memories are particularly important to their identity. In fact, the interviews reveal that memories need not be solely focused on the past, but can be an inspiration to take action for the future.
Melitopol is a multicultural city that, prior to the Russian annexation of Crimea, was known as the gateway to the Crimean Peninsula. "Festival of Memory" was funded by Tandem and the Warsaw Museum of Modern Art. It was organized by Open Place in Kiev, Ukraine, and it was carried out in cooperation with the Melitopol Museum.
Gabriela Bulisova and Mark Isaac
In August 2015, Gabriela Bulisova and Mark Isaac worked in the only penal colony in Ukraine for women ages 14-20, which is in the southeastern city of Melitopol. The project, titled "Festival of Memory" focused on the important recollections of the women living in the penal colony.
For 13 participating women, we created diptychs that include a portrait of each individual and an image of a place, object, photograph, or article of clothing that is particularly important to their memory. The diptychs allow the viewer to simultaneously focus on each individual woman and the object of importance to her memory. (In some cases, the participating women are minors, so their faces cannot be shown.) The women were also interviewed about the object they selected, and their explanations are included as text.
For women who are incarcerated, memories of other times and places are particularly important to their identity. In fact, the interviews reveal that memories need not be solely focused on the past, but can be an inspiration to take action for the future.
We've been working on incarceration issues in the United States for almost six years. It's very difficult, if not impossible, to gain access to prisons, jails, and juvenile facilities in this country. So, when we requested access to the penal colony for women in Melitopol, we thought our chances were negligible. But after answering numerous questions about the reason for our request and sending scans of our passports to the Ukrainian police, we were given permission to work in the colony.
It wasn't until we arrived there in person and met with the administrators that we realized they were granting us sweeping access to the individual women, their bedrooms, their classrooms, and their workplaces. We were even more surprised to see the living conditions and the relationships between the teachers and the women. Everything was meticulously clean and orderly; the rooms were airy and cheerful; and the closeness and warmth of the staff was authentic and nurturing. The women learn skills, and some study subjects like English literature, geography, and teaching. In summary, it's shocking how advanced this facility is compared with most juvenile facilities in the United States, especially since the Melitopol penal colony gets by on a shoestring budget in a nation challenged by poverty and war.
Over the period of five days working in the penal colony, we developed a very close working relationship with many of the young women and the staff, and it was emotional and sad for us to leave them. We hope to follow up on this story in the future to follow the progress of the women, particularly as some of them are released. We also hope to make Festival of Memory an ongoing project that builds a common understanding of the importance of memory to people in different parts of the globe.
Festival of Memory was part of a larger initiative sponsored by Tandem (http://www.tandemforculture.org/collaborations/at-the-heart-of-community/) and supported by the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, Poland (http://artmuseum.pl/en). The project was directly organized by the Open Place artist collective in Kiev, Ukraine (www.openplace.com.ua), which is devoted to an exchange of opinions and ideas between artists and curators in Ukraine and other countries. It was carried out with the close collaboration of the Melitopol Municipal Museum of Local History (https://melitopol-museum.jimdo.com/about-us/) in Melitopol, Ukraine. The larger project sought to help define the role of a socially minded institution that can contribute to the revitalization of the cultural sector in Ukraine by addressing key issues, including: How is the public memory shaped? What is the role of a small museum in the life of society? How is the development of cultural institutions linked to the development of society? Festival of Memory was one of several key contributions by collaborating artists to this initiative.
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There were a couple of guys flying planes in the (huge) empty parking lot across the street from the office building where i work Friday afternoon. From the distance, I could tell one of them had a 60"ish Extra and one had a pretty good sized warbird. A friend of mine brought it to my attention, and I was jealous that these guys were having fun while i was slaving away. Really though they were doing more standing and talking than flying. Maybe its just me, but when I go out to fly, thats all I want to do...Im not there to stand around, brag, or wipe my plane down. Not to sound like a jerk, but I have a wife with our first baby ready to pop out; making free time very valuable - you know? If my plane breaks...See you later. Later that night after dinner at the one of the casinos, there were these two guys flying a foamie in the apartment complex across the street. Its like im being followed. This guy with the foamie was pretty good though, better than I am anyway. The plane looked like a 38" DW, and had all kinds of vertical. My wife even said he was better than me! This made me nuts, and i went home and played Real Flight until I could "rolling circle". It was the motivation I needed, and 5 hours later, I can do it pretty much fully coordinated (on the sim anyway). I put another couple of hours into it today, and will be trying it on the foamies tomorrow.
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I started flying RC Sept 06. My wife bought me a Hobbico Superstar 40 RTF with all the accessories for my birthday. I signed up and recieved my membership card from the AMA I took the trainer out to the local flying site. I couldn't get anyone to help me! I brought it out every sat and sun for a month, and only got one guy to help me fly it for 10 minutes. One guy even said that it was too late to fly and he had to get home...It was 11am, and he stayed for an hour talking to the other guys. I knew I was going to have to teach myself to fly this thing. I thought...if I can fly a real plane, I can fly an RC one...it turned out to help, i mean, the concept is the same...but different.
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March 29 to Oct. 30, Salisbury. An exhibition of Frank Wootton's paintings of D-Day, at Wilton House, wartime headquarters of Southern Command, as well as photographs, maps and personal memorabilia of Britain's Royal Signal Corps.
March 30, London. Briefings and accounts of Overlord are included in an exhibit called "Monty's Men: The British Soldier in Northwest Europe," at the National Army Museum, Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea.
April 16 to July 10, Exbury, Hampshire. "Exbury Remembers D-Day," an exhibition in original Quartermaster's Storeroom. Daily, 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.
May 25, Portland Harbor, Dorset. Memorial service marking anniversary of the review of the Normandy invasion fleet by King George VI, Winston Churchill and Charles de Gaulle.
May 28 to 30, Portsmouth. More than 1,200 military vehicles will rally on Southsea Common.
May 31, Slapton Sands, Devon. Dedication of a memorial at 3 P.M. to American Army and Navy casualties in Exercise Tiger, a training exercise for D-Day landings.
June 1 to Aug. 1, Fareham, Hampshire. Exhibition of D-Day artillery at Fort Nelson.
June 4, Weymouth. Some 1,200 United States veterans who sailed from Weymouth, the largest port of departure for American troops, will be greeted by the mayor and a memorial parade. A war memorial service on the seafront will follow.
June 5, Salisbury. "Their Finest Hour," a dramatized performance of correspondence between Prime Minister Churchill and President Roosevelt, at Wilton House. Tickets: (722) 323883.
June 5, Compton Abbas Airfield, Dorset. A flyover with displays of Tiger Moths, Boeing Stearmans and other vintage aircraft.
June 5, Newhaven Fort, Sussex. Live music, military vehicles, wartime cars and bicycles, a re-enactment team and a re-created wartime canteen.
June 5 and June 8, London. Robert Inglis performs in "Churchill at War," a one-man show at the National Portrait Gallery. June 5 at 3 P.M., June 8 at 1:10 P.M.
June 5, Portsmouth. At 11 A.M. a commemorative statue will be unveiled on Southsea Common, attended by the heads of state of Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, France, Greece, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Slovakia and the United States. The ceremony is open to the public.
12:45 P.M. After the unveiling a flotilla of scores of warships from the Allied nations and commercial ships, including the Canberra, the QE2, Crown Odyssey, plus the royal yacht Britannia, will sail from Portsmouth to Normandy.
12:48 P.M. The start of overflights by modern jets and vintage military aircraft from the Allied nations, including British Swordfish, Lancasters, Spitfires and Hurricanes.
June 6, Southsea, near Portsmouth. An estimated 50,000 Allied veterans will take part in a parade at a D-Day memorial.
June 25 and 26, Fordingbridge, Hampshire. Re-creation of Gen. George S. Patton Jr.'s eight-day stay at Breamoor House before he left for France.
Aug. 13 and 14, Popham Airfield, Winchester. Popham National Air Festival and D-Day salute, with classic light aircraft, military dioramas and hot-air balloons. United States
May 11, Abilene, Kan. "D-Day, The Soldier's Story," a new exhibition, opens at the Eisenhower Library and Museum.
May 20, New Orleans. World premiere of a 40-minute film on D-Day by Charles Guggenheim, at the Orpheum Theater in a benefit for the proposed National D-Day Museum in New Orleans.
June 1 to 5, Virginia Beach, Va. In the largest Normandy commemorative event in the United States, hundreds of soldiers will take part in a re-enactment of the invasion at Fort Story on June 4, with a parade and a U.S.O.-style show.
June 5, New Orleans. A D-Day re-enactment will be staged on the south shore of Lake Pontchartrain near the proposed National D-Day Museum. The landing will include World War II-vintage aircraft, landing craft and Allied and Axis vehicles, with over 300 participants. A second landing will feature modern-day helicopters, aircraft and landing craft.
June 6, Arlington, Va. D-Day commemoration and wreath-laying ceremony by honor guards of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force and Coast Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetery. Open to the public. ERIC P. NASH
Photos: Weymouth, above, was a key departure point for G.I.'s; Gen. George S. Patton's phone at Breamoor House. (Photographs by Jonathan Player for The New York Times)


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COMTROL RocketPort Universal PCI 16-Port Multiport Serial Adapter 16 x RS-232-422 Serial Via Cable Optional Plug-in Card 99355-1 |
Item Description The RocketPort uPCI 16-Port serial expansion card is compatible with all current 3.3 and 5.0 Volt PCI bus architectures. It provides 16 native serial ports utilizing a single PCI card slot and an external serial interface module available sold separately that supports RS-232 or RS-422 serial communications at speeds up to 230 Kbps. Individual serial ports on the same interface module can be configured for either RS-232 or RS-422 communication. External interface modules with additional surge protection are also available. RocketPort products are designed with larger transmit and receive buffers than those of a 16550 UART found in typical PC serial ports and low-end serial cards enabling them to handle the transmission of large amounts of data reliably and efficiently. They also utilize an on-board 36MHz processor minimizing host CPU utilization. RocketPort products do not require the assignment of interrupts simplifying installation and eliminating conflicts with other server cards. Drivers are available for popular operating systems. The product is fully compliant with the RoHS directive 2002/95/EC. Model: 993551 Popular Categories Recently Viewed Items |
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