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The Cheetah Cave ~ close to CBDAustralia, Western Australia, Highgate
About This Listing
Uniquely styled newly renovated studio apartment situated in trendy Highgate just a short walk from the Beaufort St cafe strip and public transport. Secure parking, WIFI, a gorgeous park next door, leafy views and filtered water on tap!
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
You won't get anything quite as unique and perfectly placed to discover Perth from than The Cheetah Cave! Built in the 1960's and freshly renovated throughout, this small apartment has an original parquetry floor, generous storage spaces, a queen size bed, leafy views from all windows and WIFI.
Undoubtedly the feature of the space is the cheetah billboard that stretches 6.5 metres across the living area. Second to this is the beautifully crafted clay plaster wall that soaks up plastic out-gassing and creates a natural air-conditioning. The floor to ceiling glass tiling in the bathroom is also elegant and awesome!
The apartment is located just a short walk from the trendy Beaufort Street cafe strip as well as bus stops and the East Perth (trans-Australia) train station. Via public transport the city is just 5mins away and 15 on foot.
Situated on the first floor in a small complex of 38, the apartment has easy and direct foot access from the street (up 4 steps). Secure parking is also available for guests with cars (locked gate).
The total space 40sq mtrs.
The park next door has a play-ground and a free BBQ ~ excellent for entertaining friends with little ones and pets.
Guest Access
On-site laundry.
Interaction with Guests
Generally it's just a hello with key drop-off. We are always available by phone and live close by (site of our other listings) so guests are welcome to pop by for a cuppa.
The Neighborhood
Great restaurants, interesting shops, parks, public transport and ever so close to the Perth CBD. Ideal if you're in Perth for soccer, rugby or any event at the NIB stadium in East Perth.
Getting Around
Train and bus transport is very close and pretty easy to get familiar with. Umbrellas are provided for the short walks if it rains.
Other Things to Note
NB : Sadly not all residents in the block are as house-proud as us - the less than 5 star cleanliness rate is a comment about the grounds which can look scruffy. Rest assured that The Cheetah Cave is a squeaky clean sanctuary!
No smoking inside. Please take care with the billboard & the wonderfully restored wandoo parquetry floor : )
26 Reviews
Loved the Cave. What a sweet little space. Creative decor and a great kitchen are just two things that make the space great. The space was also equipped with thoughtful extras including an umbrella and a grocery trolley I made much use of. Linda was great as well. We had a couple minor glitches on check-in but Linda was easy to reach and helped me resolve things right away. I plan to stay again next time I'm in Perth.
The cave was just great. Host is super friendly and helpful if you have any question (also non-apartment related). Location is great since you are just short walk away from CBD or bus/train transportation.
We also did some remote work during our stay, so internet connection was important. Really good signal and enough bandwidth to do daily Skype meetings.
Really enjoyed our stay.
The cheetah cave is great. Linda answered all messages promptly and everything during the stay was wonderful.
I previously stayed in another property hosted by Linda. Unfortunately the other property was not available this time round so I ended up staying in the Cheetah Cave. I was not disappointed.
As before, the communication was excellent. The place was clean and within walking distance to restaurants and public transport. Lovely view of the park beside the apartment.
I recommend this property. It is a studio but plenty of room with facilities for cooking. Laundry is available in a communal facility.
The Cheetah Cave is great. I didn't expect it that good, but it was awesome. It is exactly as shown on the pictures. Linda answered all messages immediately and everything worked fine. The apartment is clean and the bed really comfortable. Would definitely stay there again!
Linda was very welcoming and left up tips on the area etc!
The Cheetah cave was exactly as described, one bed studio, compact but everything you need for a short stay.
Highgate cafes and bars certainly served us well and within walking distance!
This host has 64 reviews for other properties.View Other Reviews
About the Host, Linda
Hi I'm Linda and I live with my husband Ian, our 19yo son Oli and our golden cocker spaniel Lola on a wonderful patch of Earth in Mt Lawley not far from the Perth CBD.
We love sharing our home of 30 years with visitors and the 'fix rather than replace' motto we've used to decorate and maintain it and our other Airbnb listings. It means they are quirky as well as comfy and all with a low planetary foot-print : ) We especially love the benches in our kitchen which are crafted from timber milled from a tree we planted over our 29yo son's placenta soon after we moved into our home.
We also love yoga (bikram and yin), meditation, being resourceful, designing houses, listening to music (most sorts), movies (making & writing them occasionally too!) and karaoke-for-therapy. We are conscious consumers and choose fair trade, socially just, sustainable and organic options as much as we can.
Our 1st experience of Airbnb was in New York in 2012 where we stayed on a heritage-listed ferry boat anchored in New Jersey - the hosts were wonderful and the views from the ferry of the Manhattan skyline were amazing!!!
We love Airbnb because it's contributing to the development of the 'new currency of reputation and trust'. There's a couple of powerful TED talks by Rachel Botsman on 'collaborative consumption' that you might like to check out on Youtube - the most recent one talks about Airbnb.
We have 3 Airbnb listings : our eclectic spare-room, a self-contained duplex and the Cheetah Cave! Please check them out and if you're interested to book please be in touch with any questions.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon : )
With gratitude and love, Linda, Ian, Oli & Lola
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Objective: A meta-analysis of studies of the usefulness of raised serum prolactin in diagnosing generalised tonic-clonic seizures (GTCS) in patients presenting to the accident and emergency (A&E) department after a single episode of syncope.
Methods: A three part question was defined. Medline, EMBASE, PubMed, the Cochrane Library were searched to identify relevant studies. Studies were evaluated for eligibility and quality and data extracted to calculate sensitivity (SN), specificity (SP), and likelihood ratios (LR).
Results: Of 13 relevant studies only three met the criteria for evaluation. If a serum prolactin concentration is greater than three times the baseline when taken within one hour of syncope, then in the absence of test "modifiers": (1) the patient is nine times more likely to have suffered a GTCS as compared with a pseudoseizure positive LR = 8.92 (95% CI (1.31 to 60.91)), SN = 0.62 (95% CI (0.40 to 0.83)), SP = 0.89 (95% CI (0.60 to 0.98)) and (2) five times more likely to have suffered a GTCS as compared with non-convulsive syncope positive LR 4.60 (95% CI (1.25 to 16.90)), SN = 0.71 (95% CI (0.49 to 0.87)), SP = 0.85 (95% CI (0.55 to 0.98)).
Conclusion: A positive test result is highly predictive of a GTCS, however a negative test result does not necessarily exclude a seizure. Serum prolactin should be measured in patients presenting to the A&E department within an hour of a syncopal episode, unless the cause is immediately obvious.
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It looks like a cool movie house!!
It would be a shame to see this grand-looking theatre either go the way of movie theatre heaven or to be restored as an over-priced concert hall.
I saw a 50th-year Anniversary re-release of "The Sound of Music" with my sister and a good friend of hers, in Iowa City, IA, when I made my annual road trip and visit to my sister in Iowa City, IA, and we all had a wonderful time. The film was brand new, and absolutely pristine, to boot. Seeing it on a great big, wide movie theatre screen added much magic and dimension to a cool film.
It's too bad that there isn't a Cinerama here in the Boston area. I wish there were.
One way for theatre proprietor(s) to prevent teenagers from drinking in movie theatres is to implement an extremely strict "We do not serve alcoholic drinks to minors (i. e. people under 21 years of age) policy and get tough on adults in the audience who do share/serve drinks to minors.
Sounds cool! I'll be posting more on cinematreasures.org in the future.
It's true that spilled beer does stink, but maybe movie theatres who do serve alcoholic beverages should also implement a mandatory "clean up after oneself" policy for patrons who do spill their beer or whatever.
This theatre looks like the kind of theatre that deserves a good, thorough renovation! Hope everybody in the area enjoys it!
The various movie theatres here in the Boston, MA area now serve beer and wine (but no hard liquor, i. e. whiskey, to my knowledge.), and so far, there's been no disastrous results. They do have a policy, however, of not allowing people to bring alcoholic beverages outside the theatre, or they will be subject to arrest and permanent banning from the movie theatre(s).
This is such a riot! A surprise wedding in front of the big screen of a cinema! Wow! I've heard of surprise weddings, but this one tops them all!
Well, Mike…I'll miss you, too. It's a nice website, and a nice blog. Here's hoping that the blog comes back up soon, and wishing you the best of luck, wherever you go.
I read the article in 'We Got This Covered" with interest. It's an excellent article that gets right to the heart of the matter regarding movie theatres and the fantastic experience that one can have, seeing a movie as it's meant to be viewed, with a whole slew of other people, whether one knows them or not. No matter how many people claim how wonderful and fantastic watching a wonderful movie on an expensively elaborate home theatre system is, absolutely NOTHING beats seeing a great movie in a real movie theatre, on a great big, wide screen, with the lights down low. The experience is very special indeed!
As someone who's enjoyed posting here on CinemaTreasures.org for a long time, I've enjoyed the blog a great deal. Here's hoping that it's not going on a permanent hiatus.
I think that having a curtain really does add to the experience of seeing a movie in a real theatre. The Coolidge Corner Theatre in Brookline, MA, and the Somerville Theatre, in Somerville, MA both still have curtains in their big main screens, which is great. So does Cinestudio cinema in Hartford, CT.
It's a real starter and a real ender to a feature movie, especially a good classic film.
"So why don't Lucas or Spielberg buy it and save it?""
That's a good question. They probably should. Even though I'm not a resident of this area, I favor the right of the town/city to have its own movie theatre for people to enjoy.
Ahh… yes…Mary Poppins! I remember that film, and when I saw it for the first time. It was such a cool film. I liked it when everybody got the "laughing disease", and ended up floating in the air!
Hi, Cimarron. Welcome to the party! The fact that you're late doesn't matter, so don't worry about it. My love for West Side Story, which began with my introduction to the music back in the summer of 1962, while attending day camp out in Tucson, AZ, prior to entering the sixth grade, when a girl in the group I was with brought in a copy of the LP album soundtrack of the Broadway stage version of West Side Story, and played it for the group. It was then that my love of West Side Story instantly took off, and has continued, unabated, to this day.
I first saw the movie version of West Side Story around Christmastime of 1968, as a high school Senior, and fell in love with this great classic from the start, and I love it still. The first time I saw the film West Side Story in the theatre, it did include an intermission. I've admittedly seen West Side Story more times than I can count, some with the intermissions, some without. More recent showings have included the Intermission, however, and I've seen some digitally-restored, HD versions of this film too, including showings with live renditions of the musical score from the film by the Boston Symphony Orchestra, which added a whole new dimension to an already-fantastic classic film.
p. s. Pardon my rambling.
Radio City Music Hall….a magnificent theatre! May it never, ever bite the dust like so many other theatres here in the United States have done.
Hmmmmm….it's difficult to know whether or not shorter trailers will alter the movie experience (for me, anyhow) at all. Probably not for me, though. Whether or not shorter movie trailers should be implemented really does depend on the individual film, however.
I saw "American Graffiti" 41 years ago, when it first came out, and liked it a great deal. I've also seen a number of the James Bond movies, which were also very cool. It's good to see the great older films re-emerge.
It's only a matter of time, imho, before other film companies start to really follow suit. Here's keeping my fingers crossed for smaller, independent non-profit movie theatres and hoping they stay afloat and in business, whether they convert to digital projection or not.
That's a good question. I kind of get the feeling that it's yet another attempt to drive the few smaller, independent non-profit movie theatres that're left here in the United States out of business, but that's just my take on it. The dinner-and-a-movie concept is a good idea, but it would have to apply to all movie theatres, eventually.
Also, if AMC avoided playing only the schlockier films that're coming out nowadays, it might be feasible, but who knows?
I, too hope that the year 2014 brings success to the movie industry and that it continues to boom, and that more of the older classics are also played along with newer ones. Digital projection is the wave of the future, it seems. I've seen at least a couple of really great old classic films that're digitally restored: "West Side Story" (my all time favorite film, hands down!), and "Lawrence of Arabia". I think that there are other classics that're restored, and that there may be more coming down the road, if one gets the drift.
A belated Happy Holiday and a Happy New Year to everybody here in CinemaTreasure.org.
Radio City Music Hall….aaaaahhh, yes! I remember seeing a special 40th-year Anniversary screening of the great, golden-oldie-but-goody classic film, West Side Story back in early October of 2001, with some friends, among 5 or 6 thousand other people, and loving every minute of it! What a spectacular theatre for such a spectacular event!
Although I don't reside in the Buffalo, NY area, here's hoping that the Market Arcade can and will make the move towards digital by raising the money for it. I wish the theatre owner(s) and the Buffalo, NY area residents all the best of luck to keep their only movie theatre in town open!


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Every week Federal News Radio/WTOP reporter Adam Tuss interrogates Federal Computer Week to get the scoop on government information technology. His Federal News Radio show, "Trends in Technology," featuring FCW, examines the way modern technology is changing federal agencies. This week we're trading places and putting him in the hot seat.
So would you consider yourself a techie?
Tuss: I'm not the guy who has a million different gadgets. I have the run of the mill — the iPod, cell phone. I'm on the computer a lot. I e-mail a lot. Yeah, I am a techie, but I probably couldn't create a Web page for you.
You are listed on the WTOP Web site as a reporter, writer and editor. You've got shows on Federal News Radio. How and why do you juggle all those gigs?
Tuss: Reporting is what I came to Washington, D.C., to do. That's my passion. That's what I love. The hours are wacky. They change from week to week sometimes. Three days a week, I'm up at 3 a.m. and in by 4 a.m. Other times, I work the standard 9 to 5. I've been doing this for five years. You never really get used to those hours, but you cope with them better as time goes by.
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Yeah, decent points all through. I would contend that we're giving up prime chances that need to be cleaned up. Yes, I agree with him that the defense isn't that bad. A decrease in the shots allowed are a product of a few things, we've also had great offensive zone time.
That first goal was just poor. However, as far as replacing him, the team is handcuffed. In that now famous plan of mine (3 whole people!), one of things I was doing was freeing up the money to get Mason off the roster and bring in a replacement. Anyone saying Turco hasn't watched this guy much over the last couple of years. While he might give us performance greater than Mason, it wouldn't be by a great deal.
I don't want to flail around wildly in desperation. As I've always said, once you clean up the play in front of the goaltender then you can give a real evaluation of the goal tender. I've already said we shouldn't have signed Mason to that contract, but I also wanted to see what the new goal tending coach would do. If last nights game is any indication, not much. If that SO is further evidence, no improvement at all.
I agree that we are probably at the time to address the goal tending. But that's difficult to do with a 2.9 million goal tender on the roster and up against the cap.
We can clean up those chances against. We did some of that in the last game.
I really hope Mason get's his game together. Howson keeps trying to cover up his own mistakes on the roster. Based on the situation he was in I agreed with is calculated risk and then the injury (Dek).
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- Free WiFi in lobby and free parking
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- 101 guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Breakfast available
- 3 meeting rooms
- Air conditioning
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- Meeting rooms
- Free newspapers in the lobby
- Luggage storage
- Limited hour front desk
- Lobby TV
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- Sir Alfred Munnings Art Museum (2.3 mi / 3.8 km)
- Hollytrees Museum (4.7 mi / 7.5 km)
- Colchester Natural History Museum (4.7 mi / 7.6 km)
- Colchester Castle Park (4.8 mi / 7.7 km)
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- One Double and One Sofa Bed, Non-Smoking
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
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the bill, so to speak. So I asked him if he would mind if I brought my
camera along to film him.
I shot footage on the plane, during his talk, and in a convertible
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that I'd make a short documentary and then if it turned out OK, I'd make
others. In the back of my head I knew it could be a way for me to meet
some of the designers I admired. And I knew I'd learn a lot—both from
the featured designers and from the actual technical process of making
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AIGA: Who has inspired you, and why?
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of course. One of the rules I gave myself when I started making these
movies was that I'd feature designers who directly inspired me or
somehow made it easier for me to become a designer. That rule is
becoming a little blurred as I become more aware that this vehicle-the
series-is also a great way for me to discover the work of designers
whose work I may have seen or admired, but whom I knew very little
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the music is going to be different for Milton Glaser than it is for
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music to support that. A lot of the music is original music that Eli
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commercials, and I took a real beating filming the two music videos I
did. I have started a short film series and just wrapped the filming of
the second in the series... but I don't know.
The first few shorts were sponsored by Adobe, and I couldn't have
asked for a better patron; they were incredibly supportive and positive.
But I'm happy just doing this on my own. The videos are a real positive
balance to the design work I'm doing, which has been very analytical
and precise recently (I'm currently involved in the re-design and
conceptual design investigations of Yahoo.com).
I'm real hesitant to attach money and clients to this stuff because
it's still so pure to me, and it is something I can do all by myself. I
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Chris and Jenson bring you another edition of The Mets Weekly. In this episode they recap the week that was against the Nationals and those low-down, no good, dead from the neck up Marlins. Jenson has some really good advice for the recently demoted Ike Davis – pay attention, Ike… Follow Chris and Jenson on Twitter at @TheMetsWeekly and you can subscribe to them on YouTube at youtube.com/themetsweekly.
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text: http://forum.xda-developers.com – Can anyone confirm if HTC one X has the device finder feature like the desire HD? I cannot locate the device finder feature under Settings>Location Is it my device that is missing this feature or has HTC removed it entirely from the one X? I searched the forums here on xda and google but couldn't find anything anywhere about it. My device is from India. (HowTos)