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Ota-City General Gymnasium, Tokyo, Japan - 20-year-old Naoya Inoue (6-0, 5KOs) made history in Japan, in only his sixth fight, he knocked out two-time world champion, and one of the best in the lower weight divisions, Adrian Hernandez (29-3-1, 18KOs), in six rounds to capture the WBC junior flyweight title. Hernandez had won his last seven after an upset knockout loss (which he later avenged by knockout) to Kompayak Porpramook. Inoue was in control of the action during the contest and dropped Hernandez in the sixth with a big shot. Hernandez made it up and the referee felt he was too hurt to properly defend himself and waved it off.
[QUOTE=richardt;14399653]So what did the confessor confess too????? Why have a nickname if it is not explained what it means?[/QUOTE] He actually changed it for this fight it was BigBang but it fizzled out quickly after Inoue tapped that body from…Comment by lutenco on 04-06-2014
Amazing,really amazing, He showed to be a legit world champ,not a paper one!!!Comment by giacomino on 04-06-2014
Great young fighter, big win. But what's the "historic" part about? Saensak Muangsurin won the WBC junior welterweight title in the 1970s in his third fight back in the days when there was only two belts per division. So is…Comment by richardt on 04-06-2014
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One of the best running shoes ever! I felt I could keep going. Only thing, Don't wear no show socks after 11 mile run. With the top being socklike it rubs the back side of my foot. Easy fix, higher socks. Plus I have narrow feet so if you have a larger foot it will be snug fit. ... read more
My first Utra Boost and I am pleasantly surprised. I have been trying it out now for a little over 2 weeks and this shoe lives up to the hype of most comfortable shoe. Nice silhouette, the boost is plush and the upper hugs around your foot. I wear them casually but these can be used for running. The heal cup prevents your foot from slipping of the foot bed and you can use the laces for a better lock down. I would definitely recommend these! ... read more
Sock like fit, get 1/2 size bigger than your normal size, after you wear it for a while, it gets a bit loose and really comfy, I wear this for running as well as just casual shoes, sometimes I think they're even better than UB, but these 2 models are on topof my rotation. ... read more
These uncaged UB's are extremely comforfortable!! It's like wearing a super cushioned sock. The primeknit just hugs your foot, and allows freedom of movement when you need it. I won't be doing any running in them, but it probably won't be a problem if you wanted to. I would suggest going a half sized down in these, since there isn't a great deal of padding around the ankles. ... read more
I purchased custom slides. I love the soft suede and puny hair however the band that goes onto of the foot needs to be smaller to fit a woman's foot or more padded to prevent slipping and uncomfortable walking. If I were able to, I would return them since it's not practical to walk in. I would like to order more but will probably be a full size down. ... read more
I love how comfortable these shoes are, they felt like I have some them for years and are perfectly pre broke in, unfortunately, they were just that, broke. The rubber on the soles separated from the soles not even 2 weeks after I bought them. But they were so comfy I didn't send them back well here I am 5 weeks in to wearing them and now the some is snaggi,g carpet and the other shoe is doing the same thing. ... read more
Regardless of the hype surrounding them, ultra boosts are one of the most comfortable daily wear shoes. I have been waiting for a stateside olive ultra boost release, as I was super sad the Ultra Boost 1.0 knit olives never made it here - and these fit the bill. To me, the uncaged prime knit feels softer to the touch and on foot vs the caged. I did not have any rubbing from the ankle cuff, but ymmv. Great shoe! For those interested with sizing, I am a 9.5 in ultra boosts with the insoles out (wide feet). In the uncaged, I went 9.5 as well (also insoles out), but I feel like I have a little bit of extra space in the toe. ... read more
I have to say this UB is more comfortable than the caged version and just that the front end of the shoe is abit tight where it presses my first toe too much. Guess I will need to break in this pair in order to make it more comfortable. ... read more
The styling and quality of this shoe is phenomenal, even surpassing the standard Ultra Boost. The upper offers good support for runners but is extremely comfortable for everyday use. One of the best adidas shoes I've ever owned. ... read more
The best shoe money can buy! Ever since the uncaged came out I wanted to get my hands on a pair to see if the hype is real. Well, it is! The comfort and grip is unreal and they're very fashionable to wear in daily life if you're into 'technical' sneakers ... read more
I have a wide foot so it's really snug but still comfortable. I ordered true to size. My only complain is that if you're wearing a no show sock, it starts to dig in the back heel. I had a blister the 1st day I wore it. I like to use it for both runnning and casual but maybe now just more for running but just have to wear longer socks. ... read more
This hoodie is the most comfortable hoodie I've owned. The picture says the model is 6'2 and wears a medium, but i recommend going a size up if you're a male. I'm 5'9 and I ordered a large and it fits perfectly, not baggy or loose at all. However if you are more into slim fit then definitely go with the medium. Overall it's quality, comfort, and style all in one package. ... read more
These are the best fitting shoes I have ever owned, I have some messed up feet, they're about size 10.5 but have the width of a sz 13.5-14, I have some pretty messed up feet, but I was able to wear these in Sz 11.5 which was pretty dope. It was a little narrow, but if forms to your foot. Hope Adidas will eventually carry wider sizes, but for now this is the most comfort I have with shoes since the foams. ... read more
Love these shoes, yes they are pricey, but they look great (bought the grey pair) and mold to your feet well. Great for all exercise, walking, and everyday activities. I have a pair of the caged ultra boosts, but bought these for running and I love them. ... read more
I'm a girl when it comes to pants I like to get them in a guy's size. I'm 5'6 and 120 lbs and I got a size small according to my measurements. The pants fit amazingly. The length is great and it's not too tight or too loose. ... read more
Picked up the Tiro's since they are pretty much the go to pants for this style. Overall the fit around the waist was perfect but they do run long. They are a close fit around the ankle so they can bunch up due to the length when zipped. Fit around the upper leg is more loose. I like the zip pockets and zip ankles. There is a seam across the back of the calves which can rub against the skin a bit, but other than that, they are good! I recommend them if you are looking for a close fitting pair of pants that is good for a longer fit. ... read more
Although I prefer the regular version of the Ultra Boost, the Uncaged version is just as comfortable. The sock look takes some getting used to but once you see it on foot it will look fresh and made for you! You will be the envy of sneakerheads around you with these! ... read more
My first pair of uncaged ultras, and I love them. After loving my regular ultra boosts and NMD's, I was really wanting a navy pair of adidas boosts, so I jumped on these when they dropped. I was curious about how I would like the lack of a cage, but my feet still feel well supported and perfectly comfortable. I have flat, wide feet, and they still fit like a glove. Buy them, you won't regret it. ... read more
I own the NMD, caged ultra boost, and now the uncaged ultra boost. This one is the most comfortable out of all 3 of them. As for sizing i do have a flat foot and i went up a half a size as the regular ultra boost has a snug fit. I am happy i went up half a size, but go true to size if you don't have a wide foot. The comfort is on another level compared to the caged ultra boost! ... read more
Incredible shoe. I had been holding out for the caged version for a long time but when I saw the dark green come out I was sold. I have multiple pairs of shoes with boost but these are easily the most comfortable. Sounds cliche but it really is like walking on clouds. The sock-like upper is also outstanding. ONLY ISSUE: The ankle opening could be tight on some people. After being on my feet for a long time i definitely started feeling some tightness develop around there. ... read more
They are very comfortable and also very durable but the biggest issue I have is that the sock like lining is very tight. My ankles have a really wide horizontal diameter making it uncomfortable for my ankles, but other than that the kicks are very comfortable to walk in and would recommend to people that don't have large ankles. ... read more
For the price, its a great deal! The Fit is definitely not meant for people with wider hips/thighs, and it is meant to fit slimmer so beware. The quality is definitely up to par, above-quality for the price. If you wait for it to go on sale, its a must have! ... read more
Easily one of the most comfortable shoes I've ever owned. Almost don't want to wear any other shoe because the comfort level is unmatched. I would and do strongly recommend this shoe to people whenever I wear them. The overall aesthetic of the shoe is also next level. Keep cranking out that game changing stuff adidas, I'll keep rocking it! ... read more
I have the ultraboost uncaged in solar red and navy blue -love both of them. Extremely comfortable for walking and they are super light. Now I just need to add the triple black to my collection -please restock soon! ... read more
AQ4596 (Grey/Multi) looks more navy irl than what's pictured here on the website. The silver toned mesh and iridescent details make these pure Boost X trainers mermaid-esque. My toes get caught on the front seam if I'm not wearing socks.. So I wear socks and that seems to solve the problem, although as a result I am noticing I am beginning to form a habit of actively planting my toes with each step and squat which is important. ... read more


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It's not like they've never put the "Friday the 13th" movies out on DVD before. But this week's release of the first three films marks several firsts, and as a result, these are more than just double-dips, and for horror fans or (specifically) fans of Jason Voorhees, today's a very good day indeed.
The big news, depending on how you look at it, is either the BluRay release of the original 1980 "Friday the 13th," or it's the release of the 3D version of "Friday The 13th Part III" on DVD. Both of them are exciting for fans of the series, so let's look at why, and how well the releases live up to the excitement.
"Friday the 13th" on BluRay is very probably a better presentation than the original theatrical prints. It's sort of amazing to me how even a film that was shot on low-grade stock and treated as haphazardly as "Friday the 13th" benefits enormously from the high-definition treatment. I've seen the film repeatedly over the years, but this is the first time I've seen it look like this. You can actually see the seams on the make-up in certain scenes, which may not be what the filmmakers intended, but it sure is fascinating.
Home versions of 3D don't really look great right now, but considering when "Friday the 13th Part III" was made, it's not much of a loss. The early '80s 3D was sort of terrible, and the new Paramount DVD is a good reproduction of what it looked like when I saw it in the theater. The handful of good 3D effects still work, and the movie itself surprised me since I haven't seen it in a few years. It's sleazier than I remembered.
Overall, the main reason you should consider this triple-feature today is because it's pretty much the template for the new movie you'll see in theaters this weekend. You've got Jason's mom as a killer in the flashback. You've got retard baghead Jason for the first act. And then finally, he picks up the hockey mask and wears that for most of the movie. Well, that's pretty much the arc of the first three films, boiled down into 100 minutes. It's a smart distillation of the way the myth of Jason evolved, and I have to hand it to Paramount... normally, I'm not much for the cynical "there's a new movie coming out" double-dips that happen, but they made these better than they had to, and the result is worth your time if you're at all inclined to pick them up.


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The Picture of Dorian Gray
by Oscar Wilde
The Yellow Book
Symbolism, Imagery, Allegory
No, this isn't a reference to the now basically obsolete Yellow Pages. Dorian Gray isn't looking for the phone number of a local Domino's circa 1992.
Instead, this is a thinly veiled reference to J.K. Huysmans' À Rebours ("Against Nature"), an incredibly important novel of the Decadent period. In both the original text and Wilde's summary of it, its incredibly wealthy protagonist devotes his life to seeking as many aesthetic sensations as he can, regardless of what society says.
This protagonist is a representation of what Dorian could become—a robotic being with no true emotions and no true relationships—looking for only the next new sensation:
One hardly knew at times whether one was reading the spiritual ecstasies of some mediaeval saint or the morbid confessions of a modern sinner. It was a poisonous book. The heavy odour of incense seemed to cling about its pages and to trouble the brain. The mere cadence of the sentences, the subtle monotony of their music, so full as it was of complex refrains and movements elaborately repeated, produced in the mind of the lad, as he passed from chapter to chapter, a form of reverie, a malady of dreaming, that made him unconscious of the falling day and creeping shadows. (10.21)
Upon reading it, Dorian sees aspects of his own life reflected back at him in this character's life. However, Wilde made some notable changes (like the explicit mention of the protagonist's lost beauty, which just makes Dorian even more scared that he'll lose his looks) to make it more fitting to his novel.
Most importantly, the yellow book represents the "poisonous" influence Lord Henry has on Dorian; Henry gives the book to Dorian as a kind of experiment, and it works horrifyingly well:
There was a horrible fascination in them all. He saw them at night, and they troubled his imagination in the day. The Renaissance knew of strange manners of poisoning -- poisoning by a helmet and a lighted torch, by an embroidered glove and a jewelled fan, by a gilded pomander and by an amber chain. Dorian Gray had been poisoned by a book. There were moments when he looked on evil simply as a mode through which he could realize his conception of the beautiful. (11.37)
Its hedonistic, decadent message makes it a kind of guide book for Dorian, who lives his whole life in pursuit of its ideals.
Ultimately, as we're reminded, it's Lord Henry's fault for poisoning Dorian with the book, which comes to stand in for all of Henry's extravagant, selfish, dangerously seductive philosophical ideas.


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YARMOUTH, Maine—For the second year in a row, Security Systems News has asked 10 top integrators which technology trends they believe integrators should be paying attention to and why. Again this year, cybersecurity and cloud were among those top trends, but several other technologies were identified including video and data analytics, big data.
ROCKLIN, Calif.—Systems integrator Surveillance Systems Inc. is exceeding revenue goals it set three years ago, now SSI president Todd Flowers says his focus is "to become the largest gaming integrator in the country."
ROCKLIN, Calif.—His integration firm hit a major financial milestone and moved into a new 18,000-square-foot headquarters this year, but Surveillance Systems Inc. president Todd Flowers would rather talk about his non-profit organization, Allegiant Giving, which supports disabled veterans.
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Take a photo--mine was a mug shot :-). Cut an 8" x 11" piece of the white sheeting. Press it. Lay the 8" edge against the 8.5" edge ...
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Eliza from China emailed to ask us about Wedding Anniversaries. Here we talk about different ways to wish someone a happy anniversary, what couples do on their anniversaries and the special names of some anniversaries. If you're married or not, listen below. Harp: And for other more special anniversaries people celebrate with parties, with their more »
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Here we look at a question about the expressions, Let's call it a day and Let's call it a night. These expressions are used often after work has been done or you are feeling tired. Listen to this episode for specific cases of when these expressions are appropriate! You'll also learn about another similar expression, more »
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Do you have all English idioms down cold? If you don't know every English idiom, listen to this podcast to learn a couple more. The question this week is about the expression "to have something down cold." Robin: "To have it down cold," what does that mean? For example: "She has been rehearsing the play more »
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Are we on for tonight? Here we have a question about a casual expression for confirming plans. To find out exactly what it means, you'll have to listen to this episode! Robin – So are we on for coffee tomorrow before work? Harp – No Robin – No? Harp – No, yes, yes of course. more »
"Let's…" and "Why don't we…"
Let's listen to this Culips episode! This time we talk about the expressions beginning with "Let's…" and "Why don't we…", give your examples and explain the differences between them. Why don't you stop reading and listen to it now! Harp:The question in this episode is from Ming in China: Maura: What is the difference between more »
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Sweet! Have you all heard of this new slang term? What does it mean? When can you use it? Find out in this podcast. We will give you a couple examples. Harp: "Hey, that's a sweet bike," Maura: And "Hey, that's a cool bike," mean the same thing. Harp:"I really like your new coat. It's more »


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Clinton has been exonerated by 7 prior committees. But, of course, guilty until proven innocent has been the approach of this committee and Mr. McCoy.
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What's on this page.
We know of no other company in Western Australia that's been manufacturing Jarrah Outdoor Furniture longer than us.
All Jarrah Outdoor Furniture is hand made based on the following:
We do not make fancy shaped Outdoor Furniture manufactured using butt joints and dowel, more on this further down this page.
You can clearly see in the next four pictures why we can state strong and robust. As you can see all joints are bolted together, no joint can break unless the bolts breaks and there is no chance of that happening.
All chairs are designed with the perfect angle for sitting for periods of time without the need for cushions.
Table and chair legs are designed to prevent movement. Each table leg has two bolts to secure it to the table frame. The table legs are braced, together with double bolted legs stop vertical and lateral movement.
You don't need to know anything about manufacturing to see how strong King of Jarrah Outdoor Furniture is, just look at the above picture of the under-side of the Chair and make your own decision.
Each piece of timber used to construct all Jarrah Outdoor Furniture is sanded, BY HAND, on all four sides including the ends and pencil round edges, making all surfaces smooth to touch.
As you can imagine since 1982 we have seen it all, every possible method to manufacture Outdoor Furniture. Back in 1982 all manufacturers made outdoor tables, chairs and benches the same. There were of course different shapes but the method to make were basically the same eg.
Sometime round 1990 one manufacturer in Perth changed their design, they made an Outdoor Chair the same as a dining room Chair. They used a butt joint using a dowel and glue as they wanted to create a curved looking Chair similar to a Dining Chair but there were and still are major faults with this design for an Outdoor Chair.
Think about this...
When you sit on a dining room Chair you want not lean back and rock on the two back legs. The opposite applies to an Outdoor Chair some people do rock on the two back legs.
So what is the design fault...
If you rock on the two back legs on a Chair that is constructed using a butt joint and dowel it will break and basically cannot be repaired.
On the other hand if a person rocks back on a Chair made using a lap joint all that may eventually happen is a bolt or bolts may loosen and all you have to do is tighten the bolts.
You may not care...
Some people don't care they would prefer to have a curved looking Chair and don't care if it breaks in a month or two, that is fine its your money you are wasting.
Whereas King of Jarrah wants their clients to purchase a comfortable Chair that will withstand many years of use in an outdoor environment.
Since our first sale in 1982 until today we have countless numbers of satisfied purchases who have bought King of Jarrah Outdoor Furniture.
If you do not know Jarrah is only grown in a small area in the south-west of Western Australia.
97% of all King of Jarrah Outdoor Furniture is sold by wholesale to distributors in the eastern states of Australia. We basically know from one year to the next about how many settings we will sell and as we cannot wait until we receive orders due to the time it takes to manufacture we manufacture parts from the first week of February to end of June.
Between mid July to end of August every year we receive orders from our distributors in the eastern states, we pack and send. Some years we receive orders as late as end of September and if we have stock left we pack and deliver but if we do not receive these late orders we offer what we have left to anyone in Perth at the same wholesale price our distributors pay.
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The following is what we have left this year, we update the quantity we have below every Monday morning.
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When Big B went on his knees for Sangeeta Ghosh
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Published: 13th October 2013 02:05 PM
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In a dramatic, "dream come true" moment for Sangeeta Ghosh, megastar Amitabh Bachchan went down on his knees with a rose in his hand, and recited a dialogue from his movie "Silsila" for the actress on the set of "Kaun Banega Crorepati".
No, it wasn't real case of "Cheeni Kum" chemistry, but just a demonstration of a romantic proposal that Big B was giving to actor Ruslaan Mumtaz, Sangeeta's co-star in the show "Kehta Hai Dil...Jee Le Zara".
Sangeeta and Ruslaan made a special appearance on the show for its Dussehra special episode, which will be aired Sunday.
When the thespian, who turned 71 earlier this week, asked young Ruslaan as to when will his character finally express his feelings to Sangeeta's character on the show, Ruslaan said: "Sir aapne bol diya hai ab mein jald kar dunga (Now that you have said it, I will do it soon)".
As a test, Big B asked Ruslaan to give a demo of his prospective proposal. He gave Ruslaan a rose, and asked him to go ahead and propose to Sangeeta. But Ruslaan did an unimpressive and immature job.
That is when Big B intervened and said that if this is how a boy will ever propose, the girl will run away. He then took the rose from Ruslaan and went down on his knees and recited a dialogue from the movie "Silsila" and proposed to Sangeeta.
Sangeeta's happiness knew no bounds and she kept blushing through the entire show, said a source.
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You can paint with babies! Painting with baby food is a great way to introduce painting to babies!
When George was little, we did a little sensory play with baby food, and he also made tape resist letters with edible finger paint that I made.
All very special memories I have of him as a baby… It's the season that I start to think about this kind of stuff, with the holidays, there are lots of traditions, happiness, and memories being made. But am I creating memories?
I often worry that I'm missing out, that we should be doing more together as a family, doing more outings, having more adventures, creating special traditions that just our family does year after year. But life seems to just fly by and we don't do nearly everything that I think we should.
Then, I stop and realize that we are creating moments like these every day when we do our activities. That's what our special thing is that we do together. Activities.
Just because it's not a special thing we do at a special time of year, doesn't mean we're not creating traditions or memories.
Hallmark, our sponsor, is reminding me, that these are exactly the kind of memories that will be remembered. Hallmark is about life, not just about the milestones as we pass them, but the life between the milestones and even the holidays.
So, I continued on creating memories with our activities and whipped out some baby food to paint with!
George and Louis both had fun painting with baby food and their cars!
I taped some butcher paper to my table. I taped all around it to make sure it stayed in place, but also because they were using cars, they could drive off the edge of the paper without ripping it.
I used two tubs of baby food, one that's orange and one that's purple. Dumped them in a pan and handed it to the kids!
Baby food is wonderful for sensory, and completely safe for babies (obviously, babies eat it).
They may just have an early lunch!
Yum mom!
Louis didn't paint so much, as try to grab and drive the cars with his slimy, baby food covered, hands.
George made tracks all over his paper.
And then he wiped them all off too (which surprisingly worked really well with just a wet rag) and made new tracks over and over again.
Another memory created.
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Are you loving the {All Around Latin America} series yet?! I'm thoroughly enjoying all of the dishes these creative food bloggers are sharing with us. A meal a day! It just doesn't get better than that. The lovely thing about Latin American cuisine is that it covers 21 Latin countries and countries that fall under the Latin umbrella, including France, Spain, Italy and more. That means that the options are endless. The goal of this series is to highlight delcious food from different countries, especially lovely dishes I've not personally shared here on Flanboyant Eats. While we have another dish from Mexico, I couldn't turn down our guest blogger today!
Ericka Sanchez, the head madre over at Nibbles & Feasts (love her logo!) is another proud Mexican-American, born in Coahuila, Mexico who is passionate about exploring the food and culture of her native country. I just happen to love it just as much so I was thrilled when she agreed to join us this year! This dish looks perfect to kick off fall! Hearty and warm! Say hi to Ericka. It's her first time here as well. And, welcome, Nibbles & Feast readers! B-
By Ericka Sanchez
Hispanic Heritage month is here and it's time for the festivities to begin. Today, I share with you my favorite celebration dish, Jalisco-style Birria.
Customarily served at baptisms, weddings, quinceañeras and large family gatherings, birria is a feast. A very humble but amazingly complex feast. This dish is unique because it is also part of the street food lineup of the Independence Day holiday menu. Chunks of lamb or goat meat so tender, it falls off the bone. Drenched in tangy but smoky tomato-dry guajillo sauce and finished off with a squirt of lime juice. Wrap around a homemade corn tortilla and top it off with chopped onion and cilantro and you have got yourself a dish worthy of any celebration. I was fortunate enough to spend the September 16th festivities in Guadalajara, Jalisco where birria vendors line the street. Each birriero takes pride in preparing their own style of birria with their family recipe and a secret ingredient that makes this sought-after dish extra special. Some serve goat meat, some lamb or beef and some create a mixture of all three meats. Typically, birria is cooked 4-5 hours underground in an oven pit lined with hot stones, and covered in layers of clay and maguey leaves, marinating in it's own drippings until the meat is perfectly cooked.
This recipe however, doesn't require an oven pit. Nowadays birria can easily be cooked on a stove, in an oven or in this case, overnight in a slow cooker. You will have the same delicious results with hardly any effort whatsoever.
Surprise your loved ones with a nice, hearty bowl of Birria Jalisciense and a stack of freshly made corn tortillas. Celebrate Hispanic Heritage month with an AJUUAAA!! ¡Viva Mexico, Señores!
*This is part of an annual Hispanic Heritage Month food series, now in its 2nd year. Catch up on this years and previous delicious features:
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Human Resources
Payroll Processing
Inland Revenue Electronic Exchange Network
If you have any concerns, issues, feedback or suggestions for online filing in the UK, then you can provide it to the group known as the Inland Revenue Electronic Exchange Network.
The Inland Revenue Electronic Exchange Network is an independent group, made up of employers and other parties like agents and intermediaries, who are interested and experienced in filing online - either by Electronic Data Interchange or via the Internet. They hold regular meetings and provide an opportunity for employers who are new to online filing to discuss the practicalities with those who have already started.
Separate Payroll Areas
Remember that one of the criteria for choosing separate payroll areas is that each payroll area has to have a separate PAYE reference. You can't have more than 1 PAYE reference for the same payroll area.
There are also other criteria for choosing separate payroll areas. The pay frequency and pay date are key criteria as well.
In addition, there may be other factors such as how you wish to report on your employees which may be driven by business needs rather than by SAP validation checks and statutory conditions.
Error Message relating to Negative Pay
You may find that you are running the first payroll period for the new tax year and you get the error message:
This period's taxable pay takes total year to date into a negative situation
You also get this situation for leavers. See the topic relating to that issue and solution as well.
The error and scenario described above can be as a result of a retro going back over the year end for an absence update to the system (e.g. SSP/SMP in the UK).
The above error may be solved by re-importing the ORT at the appropriate stage of the schema. It can happen that during the schema when SAP is comparing the ORT it may be using spurious results which may contain incorrect figures.
You can get around this by re-importing the ORT using the function IMPRT O, just before the new processing is carried out. See the OSS notes 653211 and 721490. The OSS note 653211 contains more details on how to undertake this piece of work.
How does SAP handle 52 and 53 week tax years?
The answer to the above question is best answered by looking at the many OSS notes which cover the above topic. There are many notes covering this topic.
Handling Late Leavers with GRET
Typically the following can happen in your organisation. An employee leaves directly after the bank transfer has been initiated. The company wants to retrieve the money owed. It's probable that you will end up with a negative value for the technical wage type /121 – taxable gross pay.
The error that you will normally see in the payroll log is:
This is a typical situation in the UK which is caused by a late leaver. The UK has a special schema for handling this scenario. The schema is GRET (or your customised version of it) which needs to be run instead of G000 (or your customised version of it).
The difference between the 2 schemas is the gross to net processing (G000 uses GNT0 whereas GRET uses GNT9).
When the tax rewrite takes place SAP is hoping to get rid of GRET, but until that happens, when you get a negative /121 (which is usually a classic sign for a late leaver) you will need to run GRET.
With GRET, the retro processing does not take place as per usual with the normal schema. In addition, whereas the normal schema G000 calculates the tax cumulatively (unless the employee is on a week1/month1 tax basis), GRET recalculates the tax period by period.
Searching for Key Documents on the SAP Support website
If you struggle to remember where SAP holds the key documents and guides for HR and Payroll, just type in the shortcut after the www.service.sap.com URL. For the UK add "hrgb". The full URL then becomes: www.service.sap.com/hrgb
For other countries just add the 2 appropriate letters after hr. The following are valid examples:
www.service.sap.com/hrza South Africa
www.service.sap.com/hrde Germany
If you are searching for UK specific documents relating to SxP, eFiling etc just drill down into the documents in the menu on the left hand side or use the useful "Quick Links" on the right hand side.
Checking for Deleted Payroll Results
To find out which payroll results have been deleted you can check this by using transaction code SLG1. Use the object HRPU.
Reporting on Payments sent to the bank
There are a number of different reports for determining the cash breakdown of bank payments made to employees. UK payroll staff used to use the report RPCGTNG0. This was replaced by the Payroll Journal report (RPCLJNG9) as outlined in OSS note 427685. Whilst the payroll journal is useful, it requires the wagetypes to be configured on evaluation class 03. The transaction code to get to this report is PC00_M08_CLJN.
Another useful report is the Payroll Results Check Tool (RPCRECG0). Before this can output meaningful results, the Payroll Results Check Tool generation ( RPURECG0) has to be run. For these reports to run properly, configuration has to be carried out for evaluation class 15.
Another extremely useful report output is the Cash Breakdown for Cash Payment based on Payment Method (H99CMLI0). The required transaction code is PC00_M99_CMLI0_NEW. Use the SAP standard variants to start with. The variant SAP&GB_PAYMENT is a good one to start with. When you get your output, click on the hyperlink which is offered to you when you hover on the * on each of the different output lines.
This will be old hat for most of you, but for those who are learning payroll, it is important to remember that there are certain mandatory infotypes which an employee must have, in order for you to run a successful payroll for them. One of those infotypes is Planned Working Time (0007). If you delete an employee's Basic Pay infotype (0008) record, the payroll will still run, but falls over if you have entered any overtime etc. You can, however, have an infotype 8 record, without any wagetypes.
Payroll Simulation from IT 0008
Payroll Simulation from Infotype 0008 - Feature PM004
If you wish to run a payroll simulation from infotype 8, you can do so by modifying the feature PM004 - to reflect the lines indicated below.
The above variants were created. The feature links the payroll area to the corresponding feature.
Details of Deleted Payroll Results
Choose transaction SLG1.
The Evaluate application log screen appears.
In the Object field, enter HRPU. In the Time Restriction group box, enter dates and times to determine the period you want to check. Choose Program Execute.
A list of payroll results deleted during the specified period is displayed. The list displays the deletion date and the administrator who has deleted the payroll result.
Select an entry from the list. Choose Goto Display messages
Notifications on Payslip - General and Personnel
Use the menu path:
Tools SAP Script Standard Text
or transaction code SO10.
Use the ID: HR_G which is the one for general messages. Type the message, save it and then attach it to an employee or group of employees on IT 128 - sub-type 1 or 2, so that it can appear on the payslip.
You can use the fast entry screen for master data - transaction code PA70. Note that for personal messages, you need to create an IT 0128 sub-type 2 for each applicable employee. For general messages you have to create an IT 0128 sub-type 1 for each and every employee in the payroll area. This can be a bit of an effort if you have a few thousand employees. Larger customers might wish to use CATT procedures or write an ABAP routine to automate the update.
There is a program RPU12800 which is a model report for creating batch input sessions for infotype 0128 subtype 2, personal notifications. You still have to use the standard fast data entry functions to enter records for subtype 1, general notifications, en masse.
Constant Amounts on a Wage Type - Indirect Valuation
If you are wanting to assign a value against a particular wage type you can use 3 different methods.
You can use different levels on the number/units to give you the flexibility to call different amounts. You can then call the constants found in T511K with the different amounts, where each amount is linked to a different level.
Payslip Config Extras
When writing rules for the payslip, remember that the rule has to cover all possibilities in order for it to work correctly. In other words, if the rule checks for EE Group, ensure that you have interrogated all the EE groups, otherwise the rule will not work correctly.
SAP has validation rules set up within the payslip config. If you wish to bypass this validation - enter the config directly on the T512... tables.
If you wish to configure a field on the payslip and SAP gives you the warning message "the table or field you entered is not valid". You can enter the pertinent table into table T514K and the field into table T514N. You may even find some fields on SAP-standard payslips which do not exist in these tables.
Payroll Control Record
Transaction Code: PA03
Menu Path:
Payroll Tools Control Record
The payroll control record allows you to control the state of the payroll run. Control records are not transported across clients. They have to be created in each client. The control record only advances to the next payroll period when you move it from a state of "Exit Payroll" to "Released for Payroll". You will be prompted with the warning: Payroll area xx: Do you want to release the period xx.yyyy for payroll?. Clicking yes will advance the payroll control record.
If you wish to change either the payroll period or the earliest retro accounting period, you have to delete the control record and then recreate it with the correct dates. Remember that if you are loading your cumulative values into period 6/2001 (i.e. running XLK0 for 6/2001) then you should set the earliest retro date to 7/2001. This will stop anyone from entering any data which may cause the payroll to try and retro into a period in which SAP never created a full set of payroll results.
The icons at the top left of the screen show you which employees have a matchcode of W (those employees who have had data modifications during the current payroll monthly cycle). The icon showing 2 employees next to one another is used to list all the employees who have been processed through the payroll for the current month. The locked icon indicates which employees have been locked and will therefore not be processed through the payroll.
When running the Pre-DME program, each employee processed has a specific time and date stamped in their payroll results in the BT table. This will be the same for all employees processed in each report - which is done per payroll area. If for some reason the report is terminated during processing, you can re-run the Pre-DME with the relevant time and date in the boxes at the bottom LHS. Fill in the time and date in the field Repeat Run and tick the checkbox "flagged records only". This will pick up all those employees and put them into a clean file. You can then run it again without the date and time - which will pick up all the employees who had not been processed at the time of the initial program termination - i.e. they would have no record on their BT table in their payroll results.
Take care to enter the payroll area in both the "period" and "selection" options. Failing to enter the payroll area in the selection field will mean that everyone in a payroll area with the same period parameters as the one selected at the top will be processed - which is rather dangerous.
Schemas and PCRs
1. Viewing the contents of any of the important tables during the payroll processing is very useful when trying to find the source of an error.
In the schema, you can use the function "print" and the name of the internal table in the parameter column - for example it, ot, ort etc.
Use the Operation "print" in the "cycle", to view the head entry of the "it" for every loop of the cycle.
2. Wishing to stop the payroll processing with a break point. You can do so using the conventional method of setting "break points" in the ABAP debugger.
Alternatively, you can insert a "BREAK" command in the schema at the point where you wish the program to stop. The corresponding ABAP will break at run-time. You don't have to set up breakpoint in ABAP explicitly.
When you reach the break, you can modify the table contents as is the case with the normal ABAP debugger.
Basic Pay split with different currency and payment method
Scenario: You would like an employee's basic pay to be split into 2 or more parts - with each part defined against a different currency.
You need to create more than one IT 0009 records - bank details with subtype 'other banks'. Here you can specify the absolute amount or a percentage to pay out with a specified currency.
Reversing Incorrectly paid amounts
Scenario: You may find that a payroll user mistakenly enters P45 details for a re-hire. After running the payroll the CRT will have the P45 taxable pay and tax paid wage types in it. How can you clear these out of the CRT?
Assign WTs E505 & E506 to IT 0015. You can then enter the reverse amounts for the affected employees. Make sure that these work in your version of the payroll schema, and that they cumulate the CRT or create wage types /505, /506 in the current RT and that these are updating CRT.
Payroll Results - Averages over a Period
You may have a requirement to produce a report that averages certain wage types over a number of periods.
You could use the Wage Type Distribution (RPCLGV09) to give you results for the past xx pay periods. You could then load the output into Excel to get the averages.
Basic Pay and Currencies
You are trying to create a basic pay infotype for an employee and it is giving you a warning message "No currency could be determined for country grouping xx"
You have already made the correct entry in table T510F
Check the entries in tables T005T and T500C
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These two delightful, detached cottages have been thoughtfully restored and lie within the owner's grounds, by the farmhouse. Udiam Farm Cottage (ref. PQQZ) has a light and airy living area, limestone floor and bi-fold doors which open on to the terrace, ideal for alfresco dining. Stable Cottage (ref. UKC565) has been stylishly restored to a very high standard with exposed beams, bespoke kitchen with Miele appliances, Wesley Barrell sofas designed by the owner, Jim Lawrence lighting with French antique chandeliers and beautiful limestone flooring that flows seamlessly out to the terrace. If the weather is fine, play a spot of tennis, enjoy a drink on the croquet lawn or indulge in a game of petanque, by arrangement with the owner.Udiam Farm was formerly the Guinness Hop Farm, and The Stable was once home to the Guinness horses that pulled the wagons, laden with hops. The farm overlooks the River Rother and part of the Kent and East Sussex Steam Railway (used around six times a year for special events). Its trains steam through 10½ miles of countryside from Tenterden to the moated Bodiam Castle. Take a stroll across the grounds to this fairytale 14th century castle where you can also ride the Kent and East Sussex steam railway. Indulge in a meal at the local Michelin starred restaurant and sample the excellent local wines from award winning vineyards. Battle is 8 miles, Royal Tunbridge Wells is a half hour drive, as are the coastal towns of Eastbourne, Hastings, Bexhill-on-Sea and Rye. There are good train services to London from Robertsbridge for additional sightseeing. Fishing and golf are available locally. Beach 15 miles. Shop 2½ miles, pub 5 miles and restaurant 1¼ miles.
All on the ground floor. Window shutters throughout.Living/dining room: With Freeview TV, limestone floor and bi-fold doors to terrace.Kitchen: Galley style with electric oven, electric hob, microwave, limestone floor and stable door.Bedroom: With kingsize bed.Shower room: With double shower cubicle, twin basins and toilet.
Oil central heating (underfloor in living/dining room, kitchen and shower room) included. Travel cot. Laundry service and use of freezer by arrangement with owner. Terrace with furniture.
Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Welcome pack. Shared 20-acre grounds. Shared use of tennis court and croquet lawn (by prior arrangement). Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: There is a river, 20 yards and an unfenced pond, 55 yards.
12 reviews
This attractive, detached, single-storey farm cottage with glorious views overlooking farmland and the owner's herd of Alpacas, is situated in peaceful countryside. Adjacent to the owner's home, it is ideally situated for exploring the historical town of Battle, The Abbey and famous Battlefield, as well as the interesting shops and tearooms in this pretty market town. The area is also an excellent wine growing region with sampling sessions at Carr Taylor and Sedlescombe vineyards. The charm and elegance of Eastbourne is a half-hour drive offering Blue Flag award-winning beaches. Alternatively, a boat trip to Beachy Head or walks along the cliff top can be enjoyed. Can be booked with Henley Cottage (ref. POOT). Shop and pub 1¼ miles.
Tiled entrance hall. Open-plan living/dining room with wood-burning stove, two sets of French doors to terrace, wooden floor and well-equipped kitchen area. Double bedroom. Bathroom with shower attachment, toilet, fully tiled walls and wooden floor. Latch doors throughout.
13 reviews
These two pretty, beamed, semi-detached holiday cottages, (refs 27442 and 27443) with mezzanine floor, have been attractively converted from former cow byres and are set in the owners' 14-acre small holding which is home to farm animals including sheep and pigs. On-site is a small children's play area. A 10-minute walk across the fields brings you into Sedlescombe with its village green and traditional country pub. In close proximity to Battle, with its famous battlefield and abbey, built to commemorate the Battle of Hastings in 1066. Relive one of the most famous days in history, and join the 1066 walk from the doorstep. Take a trip on the Kent and East Sussex Steam Railway from Tenterden, (also know as 'The Jewel of the Weald'), through the Rother Levels to Bodiam, one of the most evocative moated castles (NT), built in 1385. Discover the one time coastal smuggling town of Hastings and medieval Cinque Port town of Rye with its cobbled streets. Picturesque sand dunes and interesting wildlife can be explored at Camber. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile. Propeties 27442 and 27443 can be booked to together to accommodate up to 4 guests.
Ground floor: Living room with double sofa bed (for alternative sleeping)/dining room/kitchen. Shower room with toilet. Gallery with double (5ft) bed (zip and link, can be twin) and sloping ceiling with limited headroom. Beams throughout.
Both properties: Electric woodburner in living room included. Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair on request. Freeview TV. DVD. CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Shared washing machine in external building. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Shared garden. Sitting-out area and furniture. Barbecue. Shared 14-acre fields and farmland. Parking (2 cars). Cycle store. Welcome pack. Pets to be kept on lead in farmland. No smoking. NB: Unfenced ornamental pond, 3 yards.
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Relax and unwind in beautiful East Sussex countryside. Situated in the owners' grounds, this small but beautifully presented holiday cottage offers single-storey, detached accommodation for year round holidays. Historic Battle is just 2 miles away, with its charming tea rooms and historic abbey. The seaside town of Hastings is approximately 8 miles and Eastbourne about 16 miles. A great base for touring the south coast and ideal for couples seeking a rural retreat. Shops, pub and restaurant ¾ mile.
All on ground floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen. 1 double (5ft) bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet.
Gas central heating included (October-April £20per week). Gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Freeview TV. DVD. CD. Gas hob. Electric oven. Microwave. Small lawned garden with decked area and furniture. Barbecue. Parking (2 cars). Welcome pack. No smoking.
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Enjoying a rural location in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) in the glorious Sussex countryside, Holly Cottage is a semi-detached, two storey renovated Sussex barn. Equipped to a very good standard, where 21st century facilities combine with character and charm. Located in the owner's parkland grounds, close to a lake with footpaths from the doorstep leading into the woods and adjoining farmland, making it an ideal spot for walkers and birdwatchers. Spot the buzzards, nightingales, cuckoos and woodpeckers, alongside the deer, foxes, badgers and pheasants. Cyclists are also catered for with easy access to National Cycle route 21 – The Cuckoo Trail which follows the former Cuckoo Line railway for 14 miles from Heathfield to Eastbourne. The South Downs National Park offers 1,813 km of footpaths and 1,213 km of bridleways. Herstmonceux Observatory enables the chance to join an open evening and study the night sky, a plethora of National Trust properties and gardens including Rudyard Kipling's home at Batemans and Sheffield Park Gardens make for great days out. Golf is within a 10-minute drive, and there are good connections to London by train from Stonegate or Etchingham stations. The village of Cowbeech is within a 10-minute stroll with a local pub and restaurant. Gatwick Airport is approximately a 40-minute drive. Beach 12 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.
Ground floor: Living/dining room with beams and wooden floors/kitchen. First floor: 1 double bedroom with sloping ceilings. Shower room with toilet.
Electric heaters, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. Freeview TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Sitting-out area and furniture. Shared parkland grounds. Barbecue. Parking (2 cars). Welcome pack. No smoking. NB: Unfenced lake, 25 yards.
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Situated in the owners' grounds on a 16th-century Grade II listed site, these well-appointed, beamed holiday cottages (PCCX and PCCY) occupy a truly peaceful setting. Located amidst 1066 countryside and ancient woodlands, this was once part of the Ashburnham family estate. Combe Hill Farm is ideally placed for visiting many NT and English Heritage sites, including Batemans - home of Rudyard Kipling, Battle Abbey and Bodiam Castle. The famous Glyndebourne Festival takes place from May to August and the ancient town of Lewes celebrates Bonfire Night with a magnificent procession and firework display. Hastings, with old fishermen's huts and fresh fish, is worth a visit, as is the cobbled town of Rye and beautiful golden sand and dunes of Camber which await exploration. Shop and pub 1 mile.
Beamed, open-plan living/dining room with wooden floor and kitchen area. Beamed double bedroom with en-suite shower room with large walk-in shower cubicle (power shower) and toilet.
Note: The Byre (PCCX) and The Dairy (PCCY) can be booked together to sleep up to 8 people
13 reviews
This detached holiday barn is situated in the owner's grounds, in an AONB, with a terrace to enjoy the rural views and a wood-burning stove to curl up in front of in the winter. Battle is a short drive away; enjoy a cream tea and see the abbey ruins originally built by William the Conqueror. Hastings offers fresh fish for supper, or explore the smugglers' caves. Eastbourne, 15 miles, for a stroll along the pier or head towards the South Downs and see the cliffs at Beachy Head. NT properties and gardens abound and there are walks from the doorstep. Shop 2½ miles, pub 1½ miles.
Open-plan, beamed living room/dining room with wood-burning stove, kitchen area. Double bedroom with TV. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
21 reviews
With beautiful rural views across farmland and sightings of the owner's herd of alpacas, this attractive, beamed, detached, single-storey holiday cottage is set peacefully in the owner's grounds and is ideally situated for exploring historical 1066 country. Just a short distance from Battle, visit the abbey or one of the pretty tea shops in this medieval market town. Sample the local wines at award-winning Carr Taylor Seddlescombe and Lamberhurst vineyards. Award-winning Blue Flag beaches at Eastbourne. Can be booked with Alpaca Cottage (ref. PHM). Shop and pub 1¼ miles.
Beamed living room with wood-burning stove and French doors. Beamed kitchen/dining room. Boot room. Double bedroom. Shower room with toilet. Most rooms with wooden floors.
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This detached, single-storey holiday property is set amongst 32 acres of farmland with corn-fed pigs and sheep. Stroll the plethora of footpaths and don't miss Battle Abbey - the subject of a famous Turner painting and the battlefield in 1066. Explore cosmopolitan Hastings and see the historic Old Town, with its fishing boats and iconic net huts, visit Underwater World, or the smugglers' caves. Castles and vineyards are within a short drive and the station provides good access to London for additional sightseeing. Shop and restaurant 2 miles, pub 1½ miles.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 double (5ft) bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Woodburner in living room (initial fuel included). Gas central heating, electric underfloor heating (in bathroom), electricity, bed linen and towels included. DVD. CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Enclosed courtyard with terrace and furniture. 32 acres of shared farmland. Barbecue. Parking (1 car). No smoking.
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On the edge of the small village of Hooe, close to Pevensey Bay, lies this 19th-century barn conversion, one of a pair, providing thoughtful holiday accommodation for two people. Enjoy rural views from the patio and stroll around the owner's orchard. Visit the local pub with its smuggling heritage. Stroll along the unspoilt pebble beach at Pevensey, see the castle with two-thirds of its towered walls still standing, and maybe spot 'The Pale Lady of Pevensey'. The Blue Flag beaches at Eastbourne are a short drive, with access to the South Downs National Park. Battle Abbey, Glyndebourne and many National Trust properties and gardens are all easily accessible. Shop and pub ¾ mile.
Open-plan living/dining room with wooden floor and kitchen area. Double bedroom with TV. Shower room with toilet.
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Sympathetically converted to form characterful properties, the heavily beamed cottages at Thornden Farm date back to the 16th century and occupy a truly peaceful and secluded setting amidst 1066 countryside. Within the grounds of Thornden Farm are goats, free range chickens and a small flock of sheep, and from both here and the Coach House (ref PBBR), there are far-reaching views to Beachy Head, the South Downs and the sea. Each cottage boasts an individual seating area in landscaped gardens.There is a wealth of diverse attractions and activities within the surrounding area. Visit historic Battle, where one may pause for a cream tea and visit the ancient abbey or the fascinating world of Yesteryear, a fun museum of everyday items from days gone by. Hastings is a short drive away offering freshly caught fish from the beaches in the old town, the smugglers cave and many more tourist attractions. Rye, with its cobbled streets, variety of shops and inns such as the famous Mermaid Inn which is known in history as the meeting place for the notorious Hawkhurst smuggling gang, makes a truly wonderful day out. Just a short trip from Ashburnham, one can find expanses of white sand dunes and beaches at Camber, with many other beaches and cliff top walks to be discovered along the entire coast. The Victorian seaside resort of Eastbourne (15 miles), with an indoor swimming-pool, adventure park and new Sovereign Harbour complex, still retains a sense of its opulent past. Royal Tunbridge Wells and the famous Pantiles are 18 miles away. Batemans, the home of Rudyard Kipling, is 5 miles away at Burwash. There are also numerous National Trust and English Heritage sites in the locality.Activities offered locally include trout fishing (fly only) in Ashburnham, Bewl and Darwell reservoirs. Horse riding, four golf courses plus fantastic cycling and walking. There are many festivals and shows throughout the year, including orchestral nights at Battle Abbey and the castles of Bodium and Hertsmonceaux. Guy Fawkes celebrations in East Sussex are a local tradition, with each area boasting its own Bonfire Society. Within 1½ miles there are two pubs, the 'Ash Tree Inn' at Brownbread Street and 'The Swan Inn' at Dallington each serve real ales and fine food. Whether it's a romantic short break or a family holiday that is required, Thornden Cottages offer the perfect setting, as many people testify by returning again, and again, and again. Shop 4 miles.
Open-plan living/dining room, with wood-burning stove in inglenook fireplace, and farmhouse-style kitchen area. Double bedroom with sloping ceiling. Shower room with toilet. Beams and wooden floors throughout.
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This converted wing of the owner's home makes a perfect holiday retreat and offers access to footpaths over the Sussex countryside. Sedlescombe with its village green, pub and shop is within walking distance. Attractions include Sedlescombe Organic Vineyard, Battle, the Jerwood Gallery at Hastings and traditional seaside attractions, Cinque Port of Rye and beaches at Camber. Sissinghurst Gardens and Bodiam Castle are within a short drive. Golf locally. Shop and pub ½ mile.
Living room with wood-burning stove in large fireplace and dining area. Kitchen with tiled floor. Open-sided stairs to first floor: Double bedroom with TV, sloping ceilings and window overlooking the church. Bathroom with separate shower cubicle and toilet.
Note: May be booked with Castlemans Stables, refs PPPR and PPPS (100 yards) to sleep up to 10 people.
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