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超過300個房源出租 · Twin Lakes
超過300個房源出租 · Twin Lakes
Great location to the beach and harbor area. Very clean and accommodating. No TV in bedroom.SusanApril 2017
I spent one night at Sam's place on my way up the coast to San Francisco. The location is beautiful - super close to the beach and harbor area. The furniture and linen are clean and fresh and the neighbourhood is quiet - I had a great night's sleep. I felt free to make myself at home and use shared spaces (living room, kitchen and deck). Sam was friendly, welcoming and easy to communicate with.FionaApril 2017
We had a really nice time staying at Maisie's home. Everything was exactly as pictured and described: a cute room with a private entrance located on a hill overlooking downtown Santa Cruz, just a couple minutes by foot from some great restaurants, cafes, etc. Maisie was really responsive and gave us a great guide to local restaurants. Would definitely love to stay here again. (Thanks Maisie!)StephenJanuary 2016
This is probably the best Airbnb we have ever stayed in! Maisie's house is so beautiful with lovely views over downtown Santa Cruz. The room is a great big size with a stunning bathroom. The house is a stones throw away from all the sights in downtown with the beach only being 20 minutes away. We really enjoyed our stay at Maisie's and would highly recommend it (especially the amazing bath tub!)ConnieFebruary 2016
Our hosts were welcoming and generous. They shared their lovely home, garden space and kitchen with us. We loved the outdoor space with fire pit, a perfect place to make smores and/or just sit and have a glass of wine in the evening. Right out the back door of our room was a lovely spot to sit and enjoy a glass of tea in the morning. Lemon trees provide a beautiful garden view and thanks to our hosts generosity - lemons for our tea! We were within walking distance of restaurants, coffee shops and the beach. Sky and Masie gave us their reviews of local restaurants and coffee shops - each place we visited on their list was as described and we would not have discovered them on our own. I would be very happy to stay here any time I travel to Santa Cruz.SusanSeptember 2014
The room is spacious, clean, and comfortable with a great view from the bedroom porch. The location is perfect. We were able to walk to shops, fantastic restaurants, church, and even a state park. Maisie made us feel welcome and gave us great restaurant recommendations. It's a great place to stay when visiting Santa Cruz.DebbieOctober 2014
When I first walked up to the house, I felt incredibly lucky. Then I walked in, saw my room and my jaw dropped. It was so spacious and so beautiful that I wanted to pinch myself! The view was amazing and Maisie was so nice and accommodating. She even left suggestions of restaurants which I took her up on (with super positive results). I hope I get the chance to come back, it was just so lovely. If you have a chance to stay here, please do!SaraJuly 2016
Maise and Sky have a wonderfully comfy home perched on the hillside with an ideal view over downtown Santa Cruz. The location was wonderful, within walking distance of some delicious cafes and the heart of downtown for restaurants and shops. The room was very spacious and felt like a your own private sanctuary. The bathroom stocked with spa-like features, sadly I didn't utilize the jacuzzi tub! As hosts, the two are AirBnB veterans. Great recommendations that highlight their city and the coast, knowing that folks will probably do some day trips down the coast. Definitely swing by Donnelly Chocolates, one of Maise's favorite spots.RandahlOctober 2015
I absolutely enjoyed my stay at Sky's lovely home. It turned out to be a much better trip than I inagined it to be. Her home was absolutely beautiful and calming. She made sure that everything was going well by communicating via airbnb with me while I was in her home. I would highly recommend Sky and her lovely/ relaxing home 3KaleenOctober 2015
Beautiful and very private location. Provided the perfect romantic and luxurious experience we were looking for at an incredibly fair price. Highly recommended.BrianJune 2012
Evan and Anja were great hosts! My wife and I arrived in the late evening, which they were more than happy to accommodate. Both of them were quick to text us a welcome before we even arrived. We enjoyed some friendly conversation and delicious pizza straight out of their wood fired oven (definitely take advantage of that bonus if possible!). Their place is just a couple blocks from the beach and a quick drive into downtown SC. The bed was soft and the place was clean and cozy. Hope we can come back someday!MichaelFebruary 2016
Only one word for this Airbnb address: perfect! Evan was alone because his girlfriend was travelling. He made us feel right at home in his beautiful house near the beach. The location is amazing. Evan took us out on a walk to the beach, very close to his house and gave us a lot of suggestions where to go for diner, coffee and hiking. He is the perfect host. We've had a very relaxing experience and in the evening we ended up cooking in his kitchen because it was just so nice to be around the house and have good conversations with eachother. Great Airbnb experience. Hopefully next time we can stay a lot longer instead of one night! p.s. The bed was very comfortable as wellRoderickApril 2016
Evan and Anja's home is awesome. It is clean and very welcoming. The bed is comfortable. Unfortunately Anja was out of town, but Evan was a great host. He made my fiance and I feel very comfortable and welcome in their home. The jacuzzi is incredible. They have a friendly cat that we enjoyed spending time with. Evan even made some home baked cookies and left milk out for us. He also had great local recommendations. We would recommend this AirBnb 100%.KaelaApril 2016
Evan and Anja we great hosts. The home is quiet and feels very comfortable. The bed was comfy and that was important to me. I got to chat a bit with both of them and they are a lovely couple. The only downfall is that I wish I could have been there for the bread making. Evans process is quite lengthy but sounds delicious. I loved that I had just the amount of privacy I chose to have. This is a laid back awesome stay. If you are looking to chill out and meet a great couple this is your place. And the kitty will show you around when they are not there! I would stay again!KellitaJune 2016
If you're making a stop in Santa Cruz, stay here! Seriously. I wish we could have stayed longer. What a spot: hot tub, beach only 5 mins walk away, such a gorgeous little house and such a friendly couple. Evan helped us make pizzas in the outdoor pizza oven for dinner and they were so tasty (we even made enough for lunch the next day). The room has lots of natural light and you really feel at home. Thanks so much!BiancaJune 2016
Super Santa Cruzy! Evan was great. Didn't meet Anja. Had the place to ourselves which was perfect. Didn't get to try out the hot tub, but did manage to catch the last few rays of sunset on the beach which is only 3 blocks away.ReneJuly 2016
Awesome place, great location and wonderful hosts!Stacey February 2016
Evan and Anja's place was the perfect getaway! Great location, I could walk to the beach. Good food and coffee within minutes. The house was very clean and inviting. They were great hosts! Lovely to get to chat with them, but I also appreciated the privacy I had as well. My time there was great!KatieAugust 2016
My boyfriend and I had a great time at this cute little studio. Everything including amenities, furnishings, and location was amazing. It is less than a 5 minute walk away from downtown but still quiet. Our host was easy to contact and getting in was a breeze. Wish we could have stayed longer.AliFebruary 2016
Loved this studio! Closer than I imagined to down town which was perfect for walking everywhere and not needing to worry about parking downtown. The space was cute and utilized well! However the loft space is much smaller than the picture, you can't sit up straight on the bed without hitting the ceiling if your tall. I had an easier time with it but my 6' 5" husband had to watch his head. But the bed was so comfortable so it made up for the small space! Dianne was fabulous! Super attentive and responded so quick with any questions I had. Her tea she left for us was delicious and you can tell she really cares about her place and guests experiences. We are already hoping to visit again!EstherJanuary 2016
We had a wonderful weekend stay at Dianne's Airbnb. It was in a great location, only two blocks from the downtown area. Walking distance to lots of restaurants and bars, as well as a 10-15 minute walk to the beach, wharf, and boardwalk area. The place was very clean and cozy, also very quiet at night. Would definitely recommend!AnnaJanuary 2016
We never met Dianne but the place was lovely- really great space and in a very convenient area for the evening. Very tidy. Would recommend/stay againThomasAugust 2015
Had a great time! Apt was as described and Dianne went out of her way to help us with activities.JohnSeptember 2016
Dianne & this space is just as described: warm, inviting, & easy going. Location is a super-score, so close to the beach & a bustling street of cafe & shops. I definitely recommend it.AmandaApril 2016
This studio is a very cute and wonderful place to stay for a few days! My girlfriend and I stayed for two nights and it was 100 times better then a hotel! Definitely going to come back here at some point!!KyleNovember 2016
Dianne's studio offered a very cozy and comfortable stay. We loved the ambiance. It has a great location near downtown too so we didn't need to drive. The instructions for entry were very easy to follow. I would definitely recommend this studio!KaraDecember 2015
Die Bewohner waren alle sehr nett und aufgeschlossen. Gut ausgestattete Küche, das eigene Bad war sehr sauber. Die Bettwäsche wirkte nicht frisch und in den Regalen war es staubig. Aber für einen kurz Aufenthalt völlig ausreichend.Christian December 2016
Arianna was a very nice host. The apt is private, comfortable and extremly clean. The room is situated below a working creative studio. Highly recommended!LailaFebruary 2017
Warm place, close to everything. Trevor is very nice!KarenFebruary 2017
Great place to stay, the hosts were very helpful and understanding. Location was great. The room was quite comfortable with great character. Thanks for everything!BrettMarch 2017
The place wasn't the most beautiful but it did its job for a one night stay in Santa Cruz. About a 10 minute walk to the main strip. I didn't meet the hosts but Trevor seemed cool from our brief messaging communication.StephMarch 2017
Although I didn't get to meet Trevor and Arianna, I had a wonderful stay in their home. The location was perfect as I was going to a show at The Catalyst, and they provided everything I needed for a great trip! Trevor was also very helpful during the booking process as I didn't know too much about the area!AmberJanuary 2017
Nice value and convenient location. It was easy to communicate with Trevor and his directions were clear! Overall, a nice stay :)TylerMarch 2017
Love the place. It's small but we were able to use the upstairs which is their business office and kitchenette that's having a little more room. Construction going on during the day might present a parking problem for some peopleMilesMarch 2017
Fun, eclectic apartment will all the amenities. New bathroom fixtures, comfy bed, decorated with Latin American art, a serious CD collection, and lots of good books. Casual friendly hosts that know the town and can help with recommendations. Location is walking distance to pretty much everything of interest in Santa Cruz: beach, food, pubs and entertainment. Lot's of great craft beer in this town. Loved my stay. One note for those over 6' tall, the ceiling is fairly low.JoelJanuary 2017
Its really nice. Great colors and decorations, the hosts are great. Enjoy!SamFebruary 2017
My boyfriend was visiting from England and we drove up to Santa Cruz to go to a concert at The Catalyst. We chose to stay at Colleen & Dann's place because of the creative décor and proximity to downtown SC. Colleen greeted us upon arrival and was so accommodating and friendly, she even had some beverages/food in the fridge for us if we wanted. The house was fully equipped with everything we needed so we even cooked there. We loved the colors and décor of the place and would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a safe/comfortable place to stay. The bed was super comfy too!ANDREAFebruary 2017
This place was great! It was super clean, the bed was soooo comfy, and they gave us snacks and coffee. Really, we couldn't have asked for more! Because we could park for free right in front of their house, we didn't have to pay for parking or search for a spot by the boardwalk. It was only a 10 minute walk from their house. I would highly recommend this spot!DylanMarch 2017
Great place to stay. Felt like own little home for a few days. Close to stuff. Also comfortable and quiet at night. Would recommend to anyoneianFebruary 2017
I had a wonderful stay at Colleen and Dann's place! It's such a homey studio and it has all the accommodations you need. The location is fantastic- close to the beach, downtown, and the boardwalk. Plus, Colleen and Dann themselves were wonderful hosts who had great information about the area.ValerieJanuary 2017
We had a great stay! Thank you!MahsaFebruary 2017
Such a lovely atmosphere, surrounded with positive vibrations! Thank you Colleen and Dan for being very polite, and providing us with your heartwarming hospitality!CrissJanuary 2017
My significant other and I stayed at Carla's cottage for one night and left wanting to stay another week. She keeps the apartment in fantastic condition. The warm tasteful decor made for a very relaxing and enjoyable stay. It is true to the photos. We found the apartment to be very clean, and in walking distance to many different activities and shops. Would definitely recommend this to a friend, and stay again in the future.AndrewJanuary 2015
Carla was accommodating and allowed us to leave our bags and check in a couple hours earlier than the check in time. The cottage was still being cleaned but that was fine with us, since all we were doing was dropping bags off and heading out. The cottage was very cute and quaint. My husband and I enjoyed it very much and would love to come back here on our next trip to Santa Cruz. Everything was as described, couldn't have been happier.SamiraJuly 2015
We had a great stay at Carla's cottage! It was clean & comfortable and just as described/pictured. Carla & her family were very nice and although the cottage is close quarters with their house, we felt that we had enough privacy to use the hot tub, which was the highlight of our 7 year old son's stay! (he also loved the Netflix!)WendyApril 2014
We were a group of 4 (2 couples) staying at Carla's place. The cottage was wonderful and comfortable enough for 4 people. We haven't had a chance to meet Carla but her brother and mother took a good care of us. They are very friendly and accommodating people. The cottage is close to the beach and you can walk to it through the laguna which is very pleasant. You can also walk to Pacific St where all the night life is.Lan HuongSeptember 2014
Carla was lovely as was the space. I had everything I needed and they recommended a fabulous restaurant that I swooned over. I would definitely return. DebraDebraApril 2015
Loved our stop over at Carla's cottage. The place was clean, tastefully decorated, quaint and quiet. Conveniently located. Close to downtown. Thanks!MarcusFebruary 2015
Carla's place is bright and perfect as shown in the pictures. We were greeted by her brother who was happy to help throughout our stay. In a great location, easy to get to town. Would stay here again.NicoleNovember 2016
Great place. Easy access and Carla was very clear with the directions. The place is cozy and nice. Close to all important places.MaheshMay 2015
My second time staying in Pat's glorious home! Just as lovely as the first. Pat is an excellent host, and the tea room is gorgeous. Within walking distance to downtown and plenty of fun restaurants, cafes, sights. Can't wait to come back!MelissaSeptember 2016
Thank you Pat and Wayne for a fantastic stay in Santa Cruz. Although we didn't get to see you much, checking in/out was easy... your apartment was a perfect stop on our journey. Thank you for the herbal teas, we enjoyed trying them out.HannahOctober 2016
The textile and tea room is a great place to stay while checking out Santa Cruz; the location is awesome for walking to downtown or jumping off into other areas and the room is cozy, quiet, and cute...nice snacks left on the doorstep and Pat is friendly and kind. We would definitely stay again!EmilyNovember 2015
Lovely place in a quiet area of Santa Cruz and Pat left us with tastefully scones and tea to start our day.PauloMarch 2015
The room was exactly as pictured and described. It was easy access being in the front room of the house, and they left a key and parking pass which were easily located. I slept there for a wedding so was only there a few hours but it suited my needs fine. Would stay again for a night if back in the area.KatyJune 2016
Nice accommodation - just as we expected. Was a very quick trip, but it was a pleasure to meet Pat and Wayne briefly. Good location for our visit to the downtown area.SeanOctober 2015
The photos are perfect and very accurately show the charming room where I stayed. The addition of the organic green tea and the cinnamon bread to be toasted in the morning was very nice plus.GayJuly 2016
We had an awesome stay at Pat's place. It's a lovely room and private bath. We loved the quaint historical decor and the beatific pottery, art and textiles from around the world. It is also located very near one of the best coffee houses in town - The Abbey. Highly recommend this rental.ShelleyMarch 2016
Toni's place was in a great location - close to town but away from tourists, with easy parking and a homely feel. It was well stocked (bagels for breakfast!) and clean. The wifi was fast and the best very comfortable. I'd definitely recommend Toni's place to anyone visiting Santa Cruz or capitolaKatieApril 2017
Stayed in Toni's very charming studio, which is attached to the house using private entrance from the side walkway. Apt was just like photos depicted. Clean, stocked with coffee, water, muffins and more. Bed was probably the most comfortable AirBnb bed we've slept in. Toni met us at check in and walked us to the apt. Explained wifi and other items. We felt very welcomed. We had our 10month old boy who wakes / cries several times at night but was not a bother as the apt is well insulated to sound. Heater in the room works very well too. The Apt is just a few blocks distance to several restaurants and is well located. Only 10 min drive to downtown Santa Cruz. Thank you for a great stay and will hope to visit again soon.KenMarch 2017
Toni's place was great! Very cozy and quiet. Toni was quick to respond and very easy to communicate with.NickApril 2017
I stayed her with a friend and had a wonderful time. The cottage is very comfortable and the neighborhood great. Walkable to the beach and pier. I would love to stay again.TeresaNovember 2016
We had such a wonderful stay at the surf cottage! The location was amazing, extremely close to the beach and a short walk to the pier and Boardwalk. The neighborhood was very quiet and close to restaurants and great coffee shops. The house was clean and adorable. It was extremely easy to communicate with David and instructions were great!Christina October 2016
The Surf Cottage was just right for a weekend get away. We had a great time.SamSeptember 2016
Great place, with a nice view. The setup is perfect for a couple. The location is a good home base to explore the area.MichaelSeptember 2016
Great area, close to beach.GaryJuly 2016
The surf cottage is quaint, comfortable, and very charming. The separate TV room building turned out to be a blessing when my child was sleeping and guests wanted to stay up late. Very nice kitchen and bath updates. Very clean.JodiOctober 2016
The neighborhood was nice with beautiful gardens and kids playing outside.JudithJuly 2016
We never met David but he made himself available by phone and was more then happy to have us call him if we had any questions. We had a great time and the cottage was perfect(URL HIDDEN)susan raber October 2016
My fiance and I had a lovely visit. The home was beautiful and our hosts were welcoming and friendly. I have no doubt that i would stay here again if we were in the area.LeahAugust 2012
Although my stay was short, Pete made me feel very comfortable and at-home. The space was truly lovely and the backyard is fantastic! I didn't see much of Santa Cruz while I was there but the neighborhood is beautiful and safe. I'll definitely be back for a longer stay!KateAugust 2015
After having traveled all over the world and staying in multi million dollar homes, fancy hotels, I found MY PLACE! I had such a wonderful time with my daughter and Charlie! I loved the gardens, hanging out in pajamas, talking, exploring Santa Cruz. This was a special time for us as I was birthing my daughter into adulthood by dropping her off for her third year in college. Cathy took us in like (URL HIDDEN) was a very "meant to be" experience. I highly recommend this place as long as I can still book it when I come to see Emma. (And they loved Charlie who is my two pound dog). It is a place where I feel I could drop in anytime and I know they feel the same way. Thanks so much! See you soon.AlisonJuly 2012
Pete left easy, clear directions for our stay over the Thanksgiving weekend that made arriving and getting comfortable very easy while he was away. His home is beautiful in a nice, quiet neighborhood of Santa Cruz. We really appreciated the electric blanket and the space heater that did a fantastic job in heating up the room. Thanks Pete!ShelbyNovember 2014
Pet's house was cozy and wonderfully unique. Our room was perfect and had everything we could need for a delightful stay. Highly recommend his place!shannaFebruary 2016
My boyfriend and I had the most amazing and relaxing time staying with Pete and Cathy. They were incredibly kind, helpful, and accomodating hosts giving us lots of great tips about where to go/how to get there. In addition, their home is incredible!! The room is adorable and cozy and their backyard/garden is phenomenal. One of our favorite parts our santa cruz vacation was hanging out in their backyard, on the hammock or near the coy fish pond just listening to nature and admiring the beauty. Our stay with Pete and Cathy definitely exceeded our expectations and we can't wait to return.elanaJune 2012
My family and I had a lovely stay at Pete and Cathy's. They were very hospitable and their home was very comfortable. Also, Pete's Apple tart alone is worth the visit :)TinaNovember 2012
We had an amazing weekend and Pete and Cathy went out of their way to make us feel welcome. The house and garden are really cool and the personal touches made it extra special - from the heated bed to the use of their bikes to get around on and Pete's amazing coffee cake!LauraMarch 2014
Andy and Maria were excellent hosts, and the place was perfect! It was right next to down town, so after wandering around for an afternoon, we retired on the back deck (overlooking a lush back yard), enjoyed the sunset. There were lots of thoughtful touches (stocked fridge, binder with info about the place and things to do, board games), so it was a great place for our weekend escape!ChrisMarch 2015
Thanks for letting us stay. The space was lovely and everything was great! We had a nice time.AliOctober 2015
Andy & Maria were great hosts. They checked in from time to time via email to make sure I had what I needed. They were very clear communicators. I so enjoyed the cozy comfort of this place, the sweet back yard, and the sun warming up the front steps. This Seattleite got her vitamin D on the trip. I worked hard this trip so coming "home" to such a quiet nest was just what I needed. The location was great too. I could have parked the car and walked every where along the river trail. Hope to stay again soon.JulieFebruary 2015
We loved our stay here. Check-in was very smooth. They had everything we could need for our short stay and we wouldn't hesitate to stay again!MeaghanNovember 2016
If you are heading to Santa Cruz this is the place to stay! The extra unit on their historical Victorian house is perfect for two people and is centrally located to everything downtown. Andy and Maria wenr over and above and had coffee, snacks, and breakfast waiting for us upon arrival. I graduated from UCSC and staying at their place reminded me of all of the reasons why Santa Cruz is such an amazing place! Can't wait to come back and stay here again!KeaganSeptember 2015
We stayed two nights on our drive down the west coast. Beautiful house on a quiet street but easy 7 minute walk to downtown Santa Cruz for eating, drinking and shopping. Beach was 15 minute walk and from there you can access the beautiful West Cliffs scenic route. Studio was cozy but fine for a short stay. Smooth and hassle free booking, friendly and helpful hosts, would recommend.LisaOctober 2016
We had a wonderful time staying at Andy and Maria's. Their studio is the perfect size, and the back deck and garden is beautiful. We also found homemade granola and apple butter in the fridge, which was much appreciated in the morning! Riverside is a great street to stay on if you want to spend time down town - it was only a five minute walk from the high street. I would recommend this place to any of my friends!AlexandraNovember 2015
I can not recomending this place enough. Private, really nice backyard (with hummingbirdsTorstenSeptember 2015
Dawn has a really great place and showed amazing hospitality. They unit itself was comfortable and spacious, and the kitchen was well stocked with all the equipment you would need to feel at home. The bacon, eggs and bagels left for us in the fridge were a nice touch. I would stay here again in a heartbeat!!!!MikeAugust 2016
Dawn provided welcome breakfast food. We loved being able to walk to the cliff. The dishes and glassware were adequate.LynnJune 2016
We enjoyed our stay immensely. It was as perfect for a short stay in Santa Cruz as it could be. Love the proximity to West Cliff Drive, Lighthouse Point and Steamer Lane. The park is the perfect buffer to the hubbub you might be likely to find there on a busy summer weekend. Dawn was gracious and generous. We'd come back in a heartbeat!ErnieAugust 2016
Amazing stay here. Great location and the place is fab. Wonderfully thoughtful, leaving us stuff or breakfast and a bottle of prosecco : ) Can't recommend this place highly enough. Thank you.RyanJuly 2016
Great place to stay!! Just what you need to have a relaxing weekend!matthewNovember 2016
This property was in a great location, just a few blocks from West Cliff Drive. The apartment was nicely furnished and organized, a great place to enjoy our vacation. Dawn provided wonderful items for breakfast and champagne upon our arrival. This is one of the nicest B&B's we have ever stayed in.DwightNovember 2016
Dawn's place was even better than we had imagined! It had everything thing we needed to feel right at home. She even left us some breakfast items and champagne in the fridge! We were very busy and weren't around much so we only ran into Dawn and Kim once but they were very pleasant and welcoming. The place was clean and included some suprises we didn't expect from the pictures: a closet, ironing board, cooking supplies galore. Was a real treat and would definitely recommend to anyone headed to Santa Cruz. Close to the beach and a real great vacation hideout!LilyOctober 2016
The space was perfect. Very clean and extremely cozy. There were helpful little signs posted all over the apartment (how to use the TV for Netflix or cable, how A/C works, etc.) and a lovely assortment of books that kept us entertained. There was plenty of street parking, so no parallel parking skills were necessary! ;) The apartment was close to the beach, downtown Santa Cruz, and other places that were of interest to us. We certainly didn't want to leave! Dawn was out of town for the weekend, but she let us know ahead of time that she would be out and that her husband, Kim, would be around if we needed anything. She left clear instructions on how to arrive and how to gain access to the apartment. She had the apartment fully stocked with everything you could ever need (towels, dishes, some toiletries). She even left us a bottle of champagne, orange juice, cereal, and bagels in the refrigerator to enjoy. This is definitely the best AirBnB experience I have ever had. The apartment is the best space I've stayed in, and Dawn is certainly the best host I've ever had. I highly recommend staying here!LorenaFebruary 2016
Cozy and accommodating housing.JuliaMarch 2017
Very clean and cute little place. It was very easy to get to restaurants and nightlife. It also has a very cool view with a big window.HannahMarch 2017
If you're just in Santa Cruz for a night, this place is perfect! Jono and Nikaela were quick to respond to messages and super helpful in making this stay as convenient as possible!VasiliMarch 2017
Really lovely, cosy and clean. Host was great at responding. Just to note, as we skimmed over profile, 1/2 bath means no bath tub or shower, just a sink and toilet. Lovely as it was, we would have a loved a shower.PatrickApril 2017
Comfortable bed, large windows, and an easy check-in. The airbnb had everything we needed for a one night stay.JessicaMarch 2017
Doesn't have shower but still a good place to crash at for the night. Quiet and comfortable stayAnthonyMarch 2017
Great location, and value!KatherineMarch 2017
The location was great. It was close to the beach & stores. The cabana was sweet & cozy! Great for a quick visit through Santa Cruz.Miranda March 2017
Our stay at Patsy and Hans was hands down relaxing, enjoyable, and tasty! The room was more than expected. Warm, inviting, charming , clean, neat, inviting... I could go on and on. Outdoor patio was perfect for us, landscaping was beautiful. Perfect location, perfect hosts, perfect room! Definitely going back for another retreat. Thank you Patsy!KIMBERLYMarch 2017
Patsy and Hans were great hosts. Their home was just beautiful, with a view of the ocean. It was foggy most of the days, but then again, December is rainy season. It was a bit chilly, so Patsy gave me an extra blanket. It was super convenient to UCSC, where I needed to be. Really enjoyed my conversations with both, as well as the other student/guest, which gave me an opportunity to learn more about the area.HarukaDecember 2016
The room was great and the location was perfect. We walked everywhere - to the beach and downtown. We felt very comfortable in the house. We were able to watch the sun rise every morning from our room - it was beautiful.LeahSeptember 2016
As my first Airbnb experience, staying with Patsy was a lovely introduction. She is very welcoming and friendly, and has thought of everything you could need. The room was wonderfully cosy, well-equipped and clean. Patsy gave me some great recommendations for dinner and places to go the next day. Breakfast was delicious and I felt well taken care of. I would highly recommend a stay here, if you're visiting Santa Cruz.DearbhaileOctober 2016
Patsy's place in Santa Cruz is one of the most hospitable Airbnb experiences you'll have. The house is beautiful, with a wide open living room and kitchen, two porches with an ocean and town view, and, of course, a comfortable room for guests. The room is beautifully decorated, and covered with any necessary amenities for guests. Water, coffee, cups, towels, shampoo, snacks...the list goes on. Patsy and Hans are also very kind, welcoming people. Definitely a recommended place for a nice Santa Cruz getaway.AprilMay 2016
Patsy and Hans are fabulous host ! We spend a great stay with them. The house is so beautiful. Patsy done the best to give us a nice and comfortable room. Thank you so much Patsy Merci beaucoup HansArianeMay 2016
Our wonderful host, Patsy and her fiance Hans were the most open and friendly people who made my husband and I feel very welcome. The neighborhood was clean, signage on the street a bit hard to read and at first the steep driveway made us a bit wary. But once at the top of the drive the views and the room/home was warm, fantastic and comfortable. When Patsy says it is "well stocked" she means it! Patsy went out of her way to make sure she had foods we liked. We would definitely come and stay with her again. Thank you for making our short trip so pleasurable.GilaMarch 2016
Our stay at Patsy's house was just wonderful! She and her Swiss husband are very lovely and nice people and give very good tips for discovering Santa Cruz. The house and the room are beautiful and perfectly clean and you feel immediately at home. The breakfast was so delicious and a great start in the day. I and my friend would have loved to stay longer and would definitely recommend it to all people. Patsy is a wonderful and very kind host! Martina and JessicaMartinaAugust 2016
We had a great stay at Suzanne's place. she made sure everything was perfect. And Lyle (the dog) is super sweet :) would definately stay here again.EllenMarch 2017
Great place!!! We'll be back again.CynthiaMarch 2017
Loved this room! Did not get a chance to meet Jonathan but Suzanne was very hospitable as was Lyle the dog. She asked multiple times if my girlfriend and I needed anything to make the stay more comfortable, to which we answered no because the room was already just what we needed. Highly recommend this to anyone needing a getaway to Santa Cruz!VincentFebruary 2017
Very easy check in process. Nice we were able to check in easily without scheduling a specific time. Friendly dog at the gate with a farmhouse feel.Aden March 2017
This was perfect for what we needed for a short weekend away . Very clean and Suzanne was awesome with communication . Checked in with us when we got there and the next day asking if we needed anything . I would 100 percent recommend this to anyone looking for a safe quiet spot !!! Thanks so much for everything SuzanneKelseyFebruary 2017
We had a great stay and Suzanne and Jonathan were awesome. Very fast at getting back to me when I had questions.CaitlinDecember 2016
Suzanna was a great host for our brief stay. The room was clean and quiet. The house and gardens were beautiful.DallasApril 2017
The cottage was super cute and everything that we needed was right at our fingertips. I was so pleased to see an electric kettle and our hosts left out an assortment of tea and coffee and some dark chocolate to enjoy. The bed was comfy and soft and the headboard had books in case we plowed through the ones we brought with us. The bathroom was well stocked with fresh towels and completely spotless. Location was perfect and we really enjoyed Akira Sushi based on our hosts' recommendation. Suzanne was lovely: communicative, welcoming, and sweet. The space is perfectly cozy and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to stay in Santa Cruz. The only downside was that I didn't get to meet their dog!DanielleFebruary 2017
We stayed the weekend for the Wharf to Wharf race and our stay was all we could have asked for. The property was immaculate, exactly as described & exceeded our expectations. The amenities provided were above and beyond and the place was spotless. Beautiful private yard area, nice back patio area with a grill and all landscaped to perfection. Looked around the Santa Cruz area for a couple weeks and this is by far the best value on Air B&B and it isn't even close. Beyond the property itself Derek was quick to respond to any question or concern and more than accommodated any request we had. Can't recommend this place enough so if you're looking for a nice place to stay in the Santa Cruz/Soquel area no need to look any further.ChrisJuly 2015
This is my favorite airbnb experience ever. The cottage was small but very clean and it was stuffed with all kinds of goodies. The bed is amazingly comfortable, and everything is well thought out and top notch quality. My suggestion is to bring some house slippers as the studio has wood floors, and a nice non-stick frying pan if you are planning to use the stove. The refrigerator is not full size, so don't bring too much stuff with you. Plenty of places to dine in walking distance though. We absolutely loved our stay, and hope to return in the future.MartaSeptember 2016
We stayed in Derek's studio for a mini getaway from the city. Even though the place seemed smaller than other Airbnbs at this price point, I was convinced from the prior reviews that this place would be incredibly clean- and it exceeded my expectations. As others have mentioned, the fully enclosed yard was also a big draw for us. Check in was really easy and we parked right outside on the street. The space was immaculate, the bed and sheets were super comfortable, and the kitchen was well equipped. There was no need to really get in touch with Derek during the trip, as we had everything we needed, though I know he could be easily reached if needed. I would definitely recommend this place to folks looking for a quiet and luxurious stay, albeit in a smaller space.JinJanuary 2017
Great cute little place for two! Bathroom is absolutely wonderful. If you like cable keep in mind there are limited tv channels. Otherwise this is an amazing little bungalow and we will definitely be coming back!AlyssaJanuary 2017
this studio was a dream come true for a quick weekend trip to santa cruz. derek and emily, have a beautifully appointed studio, clean, modern, and perfectly equipped for anything you should need (from the kitchen utensils to spare tooth brushes and beach towels). the yard is spacious and sunny (plenty of space to store our mtn bikes/surfboards) with plenty of lounging area and a grill. we make a lot of weekend trips to santa cruz, and will definitely be coming back to visit as this place is a complete gem. thanks for sharing it with everbody!KerstinSeptember 2015
Place was great just as in photos. Correspondence w Derek was easy and prompt and getting into place was a breeze. Derek also checked in throughout the weekend to make sure things were going fine. Inside was nice and modern, Apple TV and super comfy bed. Nice skylights too. Location was great just up the street from nice seafood market and Beer 30. Also was a pair of bikes that we used to get around area.GavinAugust 2015
Studio was perfect! My dogs LOVED playing in the yard.SamanthaMay 2016
The studio was beautifully appointed with every item you may need while traveling available. The bed was super comfortable and loved looking at the stars in the skylights at night. The private entrance and yard were super cute as well. Walking distance to town with many antique stores and restaurants close by.MadelineSeptember 2015


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They celebrate their independence every year, but for thousands of Samoans those celebrations have really just been a warm up. In June the Pacific nation put years of practice to good use and hosted a five day party to celebrate 50 years of autonomy from New Zealand.
New Zealand wrested control of Samoa from the Germans after World War I and ruled Samoa through the League of Nations. Increasing resistance against colonial rule eventually saw Samoa become the first Pacific island nation to gain independence in 1962.
In the week leading to the big day, traffic jammed roads in the capital, Apia, markets throbbed with lights and music and the local Vailima beer flowed unchecked.
Even smelly taxi drivers were put on notice. Make sure you clean up because the world will be visiting, said head of state Tui Atua Tupua Tamasese Efi.
Apia is an interesting city where First World luxuries exist alongside Third World hardships. Mobile provider Digicel's shops that are modern and slick, with the latest cellphones on display, a constant stream of people are ordering at the McDonalds counter, high end four wheel drive vehicles cruise the streets and a newly built line of bars and restaurants along the marina offers ice cold cocktails and sumptuous meals.
But the United Nations still grades Samoa a 'least developed country'. Unemployment runs at 80% and around 30% of the country's GDP is made up of remittances sent back from Samoans working overseas. Natural disasters regularly decimate the region. All of this could leave everyone quite miserable, but Samoans are generally philosophical, hospitable and friendly.
"Life is certainly different here," says Faumuina Felolini Maria Tafuna'i, former editor of Ngai Tahu's Te Karaka magazine who recently returned home to Samoa after living in Christchurch for over a decade. "You get used to it though. Everything still gets done, but life has its own pace."
The pace leading to Independence Day on 1 June was unusually chaotic as thousands of people swept into town, eager to take part in the parade. The day was a blast of colour with every post and pole decorated with sheaves of woven pandanus leaves and flowers. Brightly patterned puletsi, the matching skirt and tunic worn by Samoan ladies — and the men's multi-coloured lava lavas — were everywhere. The only breeze came from the constant waving of woven palm-frond fans, but that was only thanks to some Cook Islands talent.
"Samoans have forgotten the art of making fans," says Tafuna'i, "so we invited some ladies from the Cook Islands over and they literally made thousands of fans for the day."
A brief morning shower and an afternoon thunderstorm brought refreshing breaks to the blistering 30 degree day, but didn't deter the marching, dancing and theatrical displays that went on until well after dark.
A more sedate pace kicked in on Saturday, however, with the start of a five day public holiday. Most shops were shut or only open until noon. Families headed back to their villages and the streets were eerily quiet after the previous day's mania.
Our group decided to embrace the Samoan way. Schedules and clock watching were put aside and we headed to the small village of Faofao on the southeastern coast of Upolu for a lunch feast and swim.
We stopped first at the Fugalei fresh produce market to pick up some coconuts for the drive. Ice cold and with the top knocked off them and a straw through the hole, the juice, known as niu, was the perfect thirst quencher as the temperatures started their steady climb into the high twenties.
The muggy, hour-long drive took us from Apia Harbour along the northern coastal road before turning right onto the Le Mafa Pass inland road. We went with tour group Polynesian Xplorer, which hired a local bus for us for the day. That meant hard, narrow wooden seats and open-air windows, but an authentic taste of Samoa.
Our driver, Jackie, ominously had a plastic skeleton hanging above him and turned up the volume on a dub step soundtrack so high it drowned out any weird noises the bus made as it ground its way up the hills. The drive took us through the mountains of Upolu with incredible views of the Falefa Valley towards the northern coast. There were jagged peaks dropping vertiginously towards a sweeping valley and everything was covered in a patchwork blanket of fertile, lush vegetation in every shade of green imaginable.
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Guitarist Patrick Brown says that when he thought about starting his own band, he had a vision of incorporating the influence of the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Queen, The Who, Van Halen, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Genesis, Yes, Rush, Dream Theater, Metallica and Frank Zappa. You might be thinking, hey, that's every big name in 70s and 80s prog rock and metal, plus the Beatles and Zappa; there's no way Brown is going to fit all of that into one band.
But somehow he and his bandmates in Three Cities do, indeed, manage to bottle up the essence of their chosen genres, and their method has a lot to do with playing complex arrangements very fast and singing with an energy that we haven't heard much of since about 1976.
There's no question that the band's songs are built around Brown's guitar, which hails very much from the glory days of heavy rock (when every song had more than one solo and every solo had a million notes) and the guitar is driven along by the frenetic beats provided by drummer Anthony Decker. But Three Cities is far from just a guitar band. David L. Herring's keyboards have the operatic warble that 70s prog-rock supergroups used to distinguish themselves from their less sophisticated peers, and Terel Lynn's vocals soar with the best of them, although he's more soulful than the wail of Robert Plant and more musical than the growl of James Hetfield.
Where do the Beatles and Zappa come in? For that, try out the goofy introduction to For the Price of One, a self-deprecating, theatrical romp that lies somewhere between Sgt. Pepper and Monty Python. Mixing a sense of humor into the heady rock stew makes the album that much more fun. (Evan Gillespie)
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Fort Wayne March for Babies — 3.5 mile walk to support March of Dimes, 8:30 a.m. Saturday, April 29, Headwaters Park West, Fort Wayne, 918-6343 (register at marchforbabies.org
Michiana Wine Festival — Local and regional wine sampling, live music, 5K, and more, 12-6 p.m. Saturday, April 29, Headwaters Park East, Fort Wayne, $10-$35, eventbrite
Touch-a-Truck — Over 50 vehicles including limos, fire trucks, police cars and tow trucks for children to explore, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Saturday, April 29, Northeast parking lot, Ivy Tech Community College, Fort Wayne, free, 480-4120
Tour for the Blind and Visually Impaired — Guided tour of the Expressions of Existence exhibition, 10 a.m. Saturday, April 29, Fort Wayne Museum of Art, free with museum admission ($6-$8, free to FWMoA members), 422-6467
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4 Clicks North — Variety at Nick's Martini & Wine Bar, Fort Wayne, 9 p.m., no cover, 482-6425
Big Dick and the Penetrators — Classic rock at Danny's Sports Bar, Barbee Hotel, Warsaw, 10 p.m.-2 a.m., no cover, 574-834-1111
Brent LaCasce Quartet — Jazz/variety at Club Soda, Fort Wayne, 9 p.m.-12 a.m., no cover, 426-3442
Cougar Hunter — 80s glam rock at Rusty Spur, Fort Wayne, 8 p.m.-2 a.m., $10, 260-755-3465
Fort Wayne Karaoke — Karaoke at Latch String Bar & Grill, Fort Wayne, 10:30 p.m., no cover, 483-5526
Fort Wayne Philharmonic — Philarmonic Pops performance of music from Star Wars at Embassy Theatre, Fort Wayne, 7:30 p.m., $29-$72, 424-5665
He Said She Said — Variety at Mitchell's Sports Bar & Neighborhood Grill, Fort Wayne, 10 p.m.-2 a.m., $3, (260) 387-5063
Hubie Ashcraft — Acoustic at Michiana Wine Festival, Headwaters Park, Fort Wayne, 3-4 p.m., $10, 710-0199
Hubie Ashcraft Band — Country at The Venue, Angola, 10 p.m.-2 a.m., $3, 665-3922
Joe Stabelli — Jazz at Don Hall's Gas House, Fort Wayne, 5:45-9 p.m., no cover, 426-3411
Jon Durnell Band — Variety at Beamer's Sports Grill, Fort Wayne, 9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m., no cover, 625-1002
Kat Bowser — Variety at Don Hall's Guesthouse, Fort Wayne, 9 p.m.-12 a.m., no cover, 489-2524
Mark Garr and Blues Trio — Blues at Eagles Post 3512, Fort Wayne, 7-11 p.m., no cover, 436-3512
Oferle — Variety at Two-EE's Winery, Huntington, 7:30-9:30 p.m., no cover, 672-2000
The Rescue Plan — Rock at O'Sullivan's Italian Irish Pub, Fort Wayne, 10 p.m.-1 a.m., no cover, 422-5896
Samuel Harness Music w/Sunny Taylor, Hubie Ashcraft, Moser Woods — Variety at Michiana Wine Festival, Headwaters Park, Fort Wayne, 12-6 p.m., $10-$35, eventbrite
Shane & Eric — Acoustic at Country Heritage Winery, LaOtto, 5-8 p.m., no cover, 637-2980
Shelly Dixon & Jeff McRae — Variety at Coconutz @ Crazy Pins, Fort Wayne, 8-11 p.m., no cover, 490-2695
Todd Harrold & Nick Bobay Duo — R&B/blues/variety at American Legion Post 148, Fort Wayne, 7 p.m., no cover, 423-4751
Tone Junkies — Rock at Dupont Bar & Grill, Fort Wayne, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., cover, 483-1311
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Ambitious Blondes Karaoke — Variety at Office Tavern, Fort Wayne, 10 p.m., no cover, 478-5827
Bucca Karaoke w/Bucca — Variety at Tower Bar & Grill, Fort Wayne, 10 p.m., no cover, 436-6310
Classic City Karaoke w/Bryan Lee — Karaoke at Corner Pocket Tavern, Fremont, 10 p.m., no cover, 495-9255
Classic City Karaoke w/Tobin — Karaoke at Toad's Tavern, Monroeville, 10 p.m., no cover, 623-6226
DJ Shawn — Karaoke/variety at Club Paradise, Angola, 10 p.m., no cover, 833-7082
Fort Wayne Karaoke — Karaoke at Latch String Bar & Grill, Fort Wayne, 10:30 p.m., no cover, 483-5526
Fort Wayne Karaoke w/Brian — Variety at AJ's Bar and Grill, Fort Wayne, 9 p.m., , 434-1980
Fort Wayne Karaoke w/Josh — Variety at Arena Bar & Grill, Fort Wayne, 10 p.m., no cover, 557-1563
Fort Wayne Karaoke w/TJ — Variety at Chevvy's, Fort Wayne, 10 p.m., no cover, 436-4748
House DJ — Variety at Early Bird's Ultra Lounge, Fort Wayne, 9 p.m., cover, 483-1979
House DJ — Variety at Flashback on the Landing, Fort Wayne, 9 p.m., cover, 422-5292
Karaoke — Variety at Crooner's Karaoke Bar, Fort Wayne, 10 p.m.-3 a.m., no cover, 486-1979
Live DJ — Variety at Wrigley Field Bar & Grill, Fort Wayne, 10 p.m., no cover, 485-1038
Rockstar Karaoke & DJ w/Scotty — Variety at Pine Valley Bar & Grill, Fort Wayne, 9:30 p.m., no cover, 490-9464
Shooting Star Prod. w/Barbie — Variety at Uncle Lou's Steel Mill, Fort Wayne, 10 p.m., no cover, 436-5787
Shooting Star Prod. w/Stu — Variety at Pike's Pub, Fort Wayne, 10 p.m., no cover, 478-6200
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Funny Little Thing Called Love — Romantic comedy by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Home and Jamie Wooten, 7 p.m. dinner, 8 p.m. curtain, Saturday, April 29 and Friday-Saturday, May 5-6 and May 12-13, Arena Dinner Theatre, Fort Wayne, $40 (includes dinner & show), 424-5622
The Little Mermaid — Fort Wayne Civic Theatre musical based on the Disney movie, 8 p.m. Saturday, April 29; 2 p.m. Sunday, April 30; 8 p.m. Friday, May 5; 2 p.m. & 8 p.m. Saturday, May 6; 2 p.m. Sunday, May 7, Arts United Center, Fort Wayne, $17-$29, 424-5220
Little Shop of Horrors — IPFW Department of Theatre performance of Alan Menken-Howard Ashman musical comedy, 8 p.m. Saturday, April 29, Williams Theatre, IPFW, Fort Wayne, $5-$18, 481-6555
Next to Normal — Tony Award- and Pulitzer-winning musical about coping with mental illness, 8 p.m.Saturday, April 29; 2 p.m. Sunday, April 30; 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, May 4-6; 2 p.m. Sunday, May 7, Three Rivers Music Theatre, Fort Wayne, $10-$20, 498-2270
The Taming of the Shrew — William Shakespeare's now somewhat controversial comedy about the battle between the sexes, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 29 and Friday-Saturday, May 5-6; 2 p.m. Sunday, May 7; 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, May 12-13, First Presbyterian Theater, Fort Wayne, $12-$20, 426-7421 ext. 121
A Wrinkle in Time — all for One productions' adaptation of Madeline L'Engle's young adult science fiction novel, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 29; 2:30 p.m. Sunday, April 30; 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, May 5-6; 2:30 p.m. Sunday, May 7, PPG ArtsLab, Auer Center for Arts & Culture, Fort Wayne, $11-20, 422-4226
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37th National Print Exhibition — Juried exhibition featuring contemporary printmakers from around the nation, Tuesday-Sunday thru May 5, Artlink Contemporary Art Gallery, Fort Wayne, 424-7195
41st SOCA Student Exhibition — Works from students currently enrolled at USF's School of Creative Arts, daily thru April 30, Weatherhead Gallery, USF Rolland Art Center, University of Saint Francis, Fort Wayne, 399-7999
Diane Allen Groenert — Exhibition of local artist's Downtown Series and new works, Monday-Saturday thru June 24, West Central Microcreamery & Cafe, Fort Wayne, 415-9293
Echolilia — Works from Timothy Archibald and his autistic son, Eli, Tuesday-Sunday thru June 11, Fort Wayne Museum of Art, $6-$8 (members, free), 422-6467
Expressions of Existence — An exhibition of works by artists through history, including Jackson Pollock, Andy Warhol, Francisco Goya and others whose works have been influenced by disabilities, Tuesday-Sunday thru June 11, Fort Wayne Museum of Art, $6-$8 (members, free), 422-6467
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Pic 19. Those red spots... do people really find that appealing?
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Yes. Very.
there's something about half closed eyes that's a major turn-on, idk.
most girl would have orgasm with half closed eyes, maybe that's why. Know thy self.
Oniani? More like Onani
that shampoo looks very sticky :)
This is my ecchi medicine with To Love Ru: Darkness being censored and all shit
i hope there's more to the BD versions!
Top of Arashi's nipples are visible when the first shots of the girls in the bath appear. Easy to miss.
I watch this for the plot and PLOT.
Is that Youmu?
That's what I thought too. Youmu in a generic harem animu.
Yuri yes
a) Dumping incest for yuri is the *right* direction.
b) I'll have to watch it just for the Youmu lookalike.
needs less men
R U A girl?
i came again.
this anime is bad even with that fanservice. the drawings are awful. Seems like mayo chiki but is worst.
Looks on par at worst IMO.
Unlike the new Hayate.
*worser :3
No, it's been fun so far. The designs look pretty good, too.
The girl with white hair have a hot design.
Perfect for lolicons like me.
I can't see her nipples!
I guess I should shave my nipples off, since i'm girl and I have them.
Remember female form is a disgusting thing! So disgusting it must be censored.
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When things got harder, when I felt like closing up, I gently repeated to myself my mantra. Slowly, things shifted. My energy moved from my head to my heart, and now sits comfortably between my third eye, my heart and my root chakra.
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This course is an introduction to statistics. The goal is to provide students with simple and efficient statistical methods to analyze data in order to answer questions such as: 'Is this performance improvement significant?', 'What is the uncertainty on that result?', 'How can I predict a new output of my system based on measurements?', 'Which factors have a significant impact on the performance of my system?', and more ; as well as to familiarize the students with statistical reasoning to mathematically analyze the methods presented.
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Identity is at the same time essential to life and yet also deeply contested, problematic, and enigmatic. The world may be becoming more one and, yet, it seems also to be becoming more different, fragmented, agonistic, and isolated. In this issue of The Other Journal, we will explore the valences of identity, both individual and communal, personal and public. We will take up the theme of identity in multiple ways, examining its interconnections with sexuality, pluralism and authenticity, the dissolution and reconstitution of borders, racial divisions, and, yes, even the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Hydrogen sulfide loses its electrical resistance under high pressure at minus 70 degrees Celsius
For many solid-state physicists, superconductors that are suitable for use at room temperature are still a dream. Up until now, the only materials known to conduct current with no electrical resistance and thus no loss did so only at very low temperatures.
Accordingly, special copper ceramics (cuprates) took the leading positions in terms of transition temperature—the temperature at which the material loses its resistance. The record for a ceramic of this type is roughly minus 140 degrees Celsius at normal air pressure and minus 109 degrees Celsius at high pressure. In the ceramics, a special, unconventional form of superconductivity occurs. For conventional superconductivity, temperatures of at least minus 234 degrees Celsius have so far been necessary.
A team led by Mikhael Eremets, head of a working group at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, working in collaboration with the researchers at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz has now observed conventional superconductivity at minus 70 degrees Celsius, in hydrogen sulfide (H2S).
To convert the substance, which is a gas under normal conditions, into a superconductor the scientists did however have to subject it to a pressure of 1.5 megabar (1.5 million bar), as they describe in the latest edition of the science magazine Nature.
The transition temperature of conventional superconductivity knows no limits
"With our experiments we have set a new record for the temperature at which a material becomes superconductive," says Mikhael Eremets. His team have also been the first to prove in an experiment that there are conventional superconductors with a high transition temperature. Theoretical calculations had already predicted this for certain substances including H2S.
"There is a lot of potential in looking for other materials in which conventional superconductivity occurs at high temperatures," says the physicist. "There is theoretically no limit for the transition temperature of conventional superconductors, and our experiments give reason to hope that superconductivity can even occur at room temperature."
The researchers generated the extremely high pressure required to make H2S superconductive at comparatively moderate negative temperatures in a special pressure chamber smaller than one cubic centimeter in size. The two diamond tips on the side, which act as anvils, are able to constantly increase the pressure that the sample is subjected to. The cell is equipped with contacts to measure the electrical resistance of the sample. In another high-pressure cell, the researchers were able to investigate the magnetic properties of a material that also change at the transition temperature.
After the researchers had filled the pressure chamber with liquid hydrogen sulfide, they increased the pressure acting on the sample gradually up to roughly two megabar and changing the temperature for each pressure level. They took measurements of both resistance and magnetization to determine the material's transition temperature. The magnetization measurements provide very useful information, because a superconductor possesses ideal magnetic properties.
Hydrogen atoms facilitate superconductivity at high temperatures
The researchers believe that it is mainly hydrogen atoms that are responsible for hydrogen sulfide losing its electrical resistance under high pressure at relatively high temperatures: Hydrogen atoms oscillate in the lattice with the highest frequency of all elements, because hydrogen is the lightest.
As the oscillations of the lattice determine the conventional superconductivity—and do this more effectively the faster the atoms oscillate—materials with high hydrogen content exhibit a relatively high transition temperature. In addition, strong bonds between the atoms increase the temperature at which a material becomes superconductive. These conditions are met in H3S, and it is precisely this compound that develops from H2S at high pressure.
Mikhael Eremets and his team are now looking for materials with even higher transition temperatures. Increasing the pressure acting on the hydrogen sulfide above 1.5 megabar is not helpful in this case. This has not only been calculated by theoretical physicists, but now also confirmed in experiments performed by the team in Mainz. At even higher temperatures the electron structure changes in such a way that the transition temperature slowly begins to drop again.
Wanted: hydrogen-rich materials with a higher transition temperature
"An obvious candidate for a high transition temperature is pure hydrogen," says Mikhael Eremets. "It is expected that it would become superconductive at room temperature under high pressure." His team has already begun experimenting with pure hydrogen, but the experiments are very difficult as pressures of three to four megabar are required.
"Our research into hydrogen sulfide has however shown that many hydrogen-rich materials can have a high transition temperature," says Eremets. It may even be possible to realize a high-temperature superconductor worth the name in terms of common temperature perception without high pressure. The researchers in Mainz currently need the high pressure to convert materials that act electrically insulating like hydrogen sulfide into metals.
"There may be polymers or other hydrogen-rich compounds that can be converted to metals in some other way and become superconductive at room temperature," says the physicist. If such materials can be found, we would finally have them: superconductors that can be used for a wide range of technical applications. SB/PH
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Conventional superconductivity at 203 K at high pressures
Alexander Drozdov, Mikhail Eremets, Ivan Troyan, Vadim Ksenofontov, Sergii Shylin Nature, 17. August 2015
Dr. Susanne Benner | Max-Planck-Institut für Chemie
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You know how sometimes you'll be dinking around on YouTube and you'll come across a video where the title doesn't actually match what is going on at all? This is not one of those times.
I'm working on my ECCC recap post but it doesn't look like I'll get to it today. Stupid real work. Hopefully I'll have it up tomorrow and by tomorrow I mean Friday at the latest. Spoiler: I had a fun time.
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