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Bayswater Close to CBD WIFI
2 bedroom Holiday house for rent in Bayswater
$101.66 - $107.00*per dayprice range estimate for 2 guests*
Welcome to Perth! Beautiful Bright and Airy, Crisp and fresh, is what we have to offer in this 2 bedroom tastefully decorated place, with the best location for all the sights, sounds and taste Perth City has to offer, we are only 6kms away from Perth City, Public transport is easily accessible with bus right out the front. We are only 5kms away from the Perth Airport.
Our Place is equipped with everything you need for the home away from home. The space We have 2 bedrooms 1 has a queen size bed the other has a double bed, we can also offer a floor mattress if needed, we have a porta cot and a highchair, there is also a fully stocked kitchen for all your cooking needs if you want to eat in, or there are an abundance of restaurants in the area if you want to eat out.
We supply shower gel, shampoo, hairdryer, a washing machine and powder. Everything to make your stay comfortable. Guest access Guests have access to the whole house, all appliances are there for guests to use. Interaction with guests I will be available to guests when needed, happy to help out when I can.
Please enjoy our home and make it your home away from home.
Make a booking request now
Welcome to our short term stay in Bayswater, Please feel free to let me know if you need anything or if you have any concerns. I am here to assist you in anyway that I can.
Can you please make sure all Rubbish is placed in the bins provided upon leaving the property, all the dishes are cleaned and put away.
We aim to provide our guests with the best experience possible during their stay. If you have any questions Please contact me
All we ask is that you treat your home as your own.
Best Regards
All bookings are accepted on the basis that you have read, understood and agree to abide and be bound by the Terms and Conditions.
Please Note Keys will only be provided once you have agreed to the Terms and Conditions and paid all accomodation fees.
Our Check in time is 2pm and our check out time is 10am, unless prior arrangements have been made.
All accommodation must only be used for private/residential use only and to accommodate the number of guests stated on your booking confirmation.
No functions or parties may be conducted at the property under any circumstances. Exceeding the stated number of guests will result in a termination of booking and you being required to vacate the property immediately without refund.
Charges for additional guests will be debited to your Credit Card without further notice. If the amount owing is above the amount held you hereby accept this liability.
If complaints are received and you are found not to have been respectful of neighbours you will be required to vacate the premises with no further notice or refund.
All accommodation bookings are accepted on the basis that all occupants treat the property with the same respect as their own home in accordance with these Terms and Conditions. A professional clean will be carried out on check out and the cost is included in your total booking amount. Mid-stay cleans & a change of linen are available upon request and do incur additional fees. If a property is found to be left in an unreasonable state at check out, there may be excess cleaning charges involved. This will be determined on a case to case basis and a member of our team will contact the guest to advise of the excess cleaning.
Tenants and/or visitors shall in specific designated areas. The tenants are responsible for the behaviour and actions of their visitors whilst on the premises.
Pets are Welcome at our property
- All dog droppings must be removed from the premises prior to departure.
- Your pet must not under any circumstances be taken inside the premises
- The owner of the pet is liable for any damage caused to the premises or resulting loss suffered by the property owner.
- It is the occupiers responsibility to ensure their dog is suitably restrained within the within the yard of the premises.
- A barking or aggressive dog will not be tolerated under any circumstances and may result in the termination of your booking with no refund applicable.
If there is found to be any infringement relating to the above, Rentals Short Term has the right to request immediate vacation of the premises without refund.
There is no smoking inside any of Rental Short Term's Properties. If there is evidence of such including a smoke odour you will be charged a fee of $400.00 to cover the cleaning of curtains, carpets and air-conditioning sterilization.
Please remember to take your personal property and belongings with you upon your departure as the Property Owner/Agent accept no responsibility whatsoever for any such items left behind. Where there are security doors you are advised to lock up when you are not in habitation.
I/We hereby acknowledge and agree that the Property Owner and Agent will not be held responsible nor liable for:
•Any injury or loss suffered by the occupants, their invitees or guests whatsoever or howsoever caused whilst I/we are in occupancy of the accommodation due to my/our failure to comply with the Term and Conditions or House Rules;
•Any injury or loss suffered by the occupants, their invitees or guests whatsoever or howsoever caused due to negligence on my/our /their part.
•Any injury or loss suffered by the occupants, their invitees or guests whatsoever or howsoever caused as a result of insects or wildlife in or around the accommodation site. All occupants are to take specific care at all time and requested not to approach any wildlife under any circumstances.
•Any noise, disturbance or inconvenience caused as a result of renovation/building/road works being carried out in or near the vicinity of the accommodation
It is hereby agreed that the agent provides holiday accommodation booking services only for and on behalf of the property owner. Any property descriptions or advertising materials are to be viewed as a general guide only. The agent or its representatives will not be held responsible or


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When I saw the challenge to spy something orange, my immediate thought was of Atascadero High School ... why? Because we are The Greyhounds and our colors are Orange and Grey!
I thought of going up to the school and taking a pic ... but never made it. However, this weekend is our town's 35th annual Colony Days extravaganza and I was helping with a "booth" from our church Women's Ministry fundraiser selling sunglasses but had a chance to walk around and found THIS orange robotic bug at the High Schools robotic "booth" ... it's battery operated and has a lil black swicth on it's "rear-end" and it walks! It is way cool ... my new ORANGE find ... er, uhh, I mean ... new orange SPY!
P.S. I also bought Kettle Corn and two baked potato bags!
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Lightning beats Hurricanes
Lightning beats Hurricanes
"So I've just got to keep doing what got me here and hope that works." What got Johnson here was his scoring ability, and that showed in the Lightning's 4-1 win over Carolina in front of an announced sellout crowd of 19,204 at the Tampa Bay Times Forum.
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Rays rail: Red Sox rivalry heats up again; Myers assessment
The Rays and Red Sox have had a few on-field skirmishes, going back to the Pedro Martinez game in 2000, a 2006 spring skirmish, the 2008 James Shields/Coco Crisp tete-a-tete, and some squaring off last May. Saturday was nearly another, Tampa Bay INF …
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PALM HARBOR, Fla. — Justin Leonard walked toward the 12th green Saturday at Innisbrook and saw a scoreboard that showed he was tied for the lead in the Tampa Bay Championship. He knocked in his 8-foot birdie putt, assumed he was ahead, and then …
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Hiya! My name is Bethany, and if you are reading this I'm assuming you have in someway stumbled across my blog. I also assume that in some way you are interested in what I have to say, or what adventures I am taking part in this summer. Well, you've come to the right place.
Last summer I found myself living on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota (yes, there are actual people who live in South Dakota). I was there serving with Next Step Ministries, and I am so grateful for the opportunity because it was a summer which completely transformed my life. After spending a week on the Rez, I knew I was called to love the people living in Pine Ridge. I decided (actually the big man upstairs decided, but I wasn't upset about it) to head back this summer.
Going into this summer I have chosen to document my journey–the ups, the downs, and everything in between. It is my hope that those who chose to walk alongside me will get the real deal of all the craziness that takes place in a Next Step summer, and especially one on the Reservation.
So thank you for joining me on this journey. Thank you for taking a little time out of your day to read about how incredible my God is, and the works He is doing in Pine Ridge.
Please keep me, my team, and the community in your prayers. And, well, enjoy reading about my crazy, beautiful summer in Pine Ridge.
Q. What is your role this summer?
A. My role this summer is that of the Emcee (or as I like to call it, the talker person). I will be giving nightly talks to the students to supplement the video series they will be watching during evening programming. This was the role I served in last summer, and I am super excited to revisit it. In addition, I will also be working more closely with planning and coordinating community involvement activities as the Community Involvement Coordinator.
Q. What does a typical day look like?
A. Absolutely wonderfully crazy. After breakfast the students will do their morning devos and stretches, and then head off to their construction work sites. We are on the sites till about 3 o'clock, and then we head back to home base. We then typically leave for a community involvement activity, and make it home in time for dinner. After dinner the students have a little bit of time before evening programming starts, and then we worship our Lord in community through song, videos, and a talk. Students then have time to reflect on their day with their church groups, and then lights out at 11. Then, we start all over.
Q. What is your favorite part of serving in Pine Ridge?
A. THE PEOPLE! As I am sure you will read in the weeks to come, the people who live on the Rez are why I am coming back. I love them, and am excited to continue building and growing relationships with the Lakota Sioux.


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Quinoa and Almond Pilaf
Quinoa, everyone's favorite so-called "ancient" grain, gets paired with nutty almonds and fresh parsley in this simple and quick side dish.
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- Servings: 4
Photography: Johnny Miller
Source: Everyday Food, May 2013
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 shallot, minced
- Salt and pepper
- 1 cup quinoa
- 1/2 cup toasted unsalted almonds, roughly chopped
- 1/2 cup fresh parsley, chopped
In a medium saucepan, melt butter over medium-high. Add shallot and cook until softened, 4 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Add quinoa and cook 1 minute. Add 1 1/3 cups water, bring to simmer, and cover. Cook until water is absorbed, about 17 minutes. Let stand 10 minutes and then fluff with fork. Stir in almonds and parsley.
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EditorABC21 MAY, 2013Love this recipe. I've made it several times, sometimes adding in chopped asparagus, and it''s always a hit. The husband is vegetarian, but I am not, so this is a great protein-rich side dish that's not rice or pasta (but tastes like it!). Typically I substitute vegetable broth for the cooking water for added flavor, too. Try it!Reply


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text: UFDC Home | Help | RSS Group Title: Research report - West Florida Research and Education Center ; 1999-3 Title: Rates and timing of Telone II for management of Meloidogyne incognita on cotton CITATION THUMBNAILS PAGE IMAGE ZOOMABLE Full Citation STANDARD VIEW MARC VIEW Permanent Link: http://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00053545/00001 Material Information Title: Rates and timing of Telone II for management of Meloidogyne incognita on cotton Series Title: Research report Physical Description: 3 leaves : ; 28 cm Language: English Creator: Kinloch, Robert ARich, J. R ( Jimmy Ray ), 1950-West Florida Research and Education Center Publisher: University of Florida, West Florida Research and Education Center Place of Publication: Jay Fla Publication Date: 1999] Subjects Subject: Cotton -- Diseases and pests -- Florida ( lcsh )Root-knot -- Florida ( lcsh ) Genre: government publication (state, provincial, terriorial, dependent) ( marcgt )non-fiction ( marcgt ) Notes Statement of Responsibility: R.A. Kinloch and J.R. Rich. General Note: Caption title. General Note: Series number hand-changed. Record Information Bibliographic ID: UF00053545 Volume ID: VID00001 Source Institution: University of Florida Rights Management: All rights reserved by the source institution and holding location. Resource Identifier: oclc - 62319666 Full Text 10o Rates and Timing of Telone II for the Management of Meloidogyne incognita on Cotton R. A. Kinloch and J. R. Rich MA 2 9 19 University of Florida West Florida Research and Education Center and North Florida Research and Education Center Research Report 1999-, The root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita, is widespread in Florida cotton (Kinloch & Sprenkel, 1994). The recommended time for field application of Telone II [DowAgrosciences] for management ofM. incognita on cotton is at least one week prior to planting the crop (Dunn & Noling, 1997). Due to possible weather conditions and other activities of the season, this timing requirement may present logistical problems to growers. The following field study was conducted during 1998 to determine the efficacy of applying various rates of the fumigant nematicide Telone II at selected times relative to cotton planting for the management of root- knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita. A sandy loam field site (82% sand, 10% silt, 8% clay) naturally infested with M incognita on the Davis' Brothers farm, Santa Rosa County, was disc-cultivated and treated with fertilizer and herbicides according to standard practices (Sprenkel, 1996). The site was demarcated into 78 two-row plots, 7.2 m long on 0.9 m centers, with 7.2 m-wide alleys separating plot tiers. Each plot was sampled to determine its nematode soil population density on 6 February by removing eight soil cores (2.54 cm wide X 20 cm deep), mixing the cores, and processing a 100 cm3 sub- sample via sugar centrifugation (Jenkins, 1964). Thirteen treatments, including a non-treated check were assigned to pre-determined plots such that the average levels of pre-treatment nematode soil population densities was equally distributed among the treatments. Telone II was applied via a single chisel at a depth of 34 cm beneath the row at rates of 14, 28, and 42 liters/ha. These treatments were all applied at 92, 63, 36, and 2 days before planting. Delta Pine 458BR cotton was planted on 3 June. Each rate X timing treatment was replicated X6. Standard practices of supplemental fertilization, herbicidal, and insecticidal treatments, were performed according to standard practice throughout the growing season. Plots were harvested on 29 October and each plot was sampled for its nematode soil population density on 3 November. Pre-treatment soil population densities of second-stage infective juveniles ofM. incognita (J2) were very high and ranged from 308-363/100 cm3 soil among the treatments (Table 1). There were no significant differences among these pre-assigned infestation levels. Thus, variation in pre-treatment soil infestation levels was not considered a factor in influencing individual treatment yields. The greatest yield was produced by the 42-liter treatment applied two days before planting and the lowest yield was produced by the non-treated check. These were significantly (P < 0.05) different. Other treatments producing significantly higher yields than the check were the 42-liter 9800R treatment applied 92 days before planting and the 28-liter treatment applied 2 days before planting. Factorial analyses of the yield data among the Telone II treatments alone were not significant, indicating that no rate X timing treatment could be determined as optimal. All fumigant treatments significantly reduced J2 soil population density levels below that recovered from the non-treated check. Factorial analyses of the nematode data among the Telone II treatments alone did not indicate a significant rate X timing interaction. However, the average post-season soil infestation density from the 42-liter treatments (58 J2/100 cm3) was significantly (P < 0.05) less than those from the 28- and 14-liter treatments (138 and 164 J2/100 cm3 soil, respectively) across application times. Weather conditions during the cotton growing seasonal were far from optimal. During much of its early development, the crop suffered through considerable drought conditions as recorded at an approximate distance of 16 km from the experiment site (Table 2). We consider the dry weather as primarily responsible for the low yields and it probably masked possible yield benefits that may have accrued from the various treatments. Consequently, we were unable to determine advantages or disadvantages from early Telone II treatment. However, Telone II performed well at reducing post-harvest soil infestation levels ofM. incognita and we could determine no disadvantage of early application of the fumigant for this purpose. This study should be repeated under more optimal weather conditions or with the availability of irrigation. Literature cited Dunn, R. A., and J. W. Noling. 1997. 1997 Florida nematode management guide. University of Florida, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, Cooperative Extension Service. Gainesville, FL. Jenkins, W. R. 1964. A rapid centrifugal-flotation technique for separating nematodes from soil. Plant Disease Reporter 48:692. Kinloch, R. A., and R. K. Sprenkel. 1994. Plant-parasitic nematodes associated with cotton in Florida. Supplement to the Journal of Nematology 26:749-752. Sprenkel, R. K. 1996. 1996 Cotton production guidelines. University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service publication SS-AGR-62. Gainesville, FL. Table 1. Influence of rates of Telone II applied at various times on the soil population densities of second-stage juveniles ofMeloidogyne incognita (J2) and lint yield of Delta Pine 458 BR cotton. Treatment Application J2/100 cm3 soil Lint kg/ha J2/100 cm3 soil liters/ha Days before 6 February 29 October 3 November planting Not treated 317 a 349 c 460 a 14 92 358 a 442 abc 163 bc 14 63 363 a 498 abc 140 bc 14 36 332 a 501 abc 182 bc 14 2 328 a 509 abc 170 be 28 92 322 a 481 abc 125 bc 28 63 312 a 425 bc 75 bc 28 36 327 a 467 abc 105 bc 28 2 320 a 593 ab 250 b 42 92 323 a 561 ab 28 c 42 63 318 a 470 abc 15 c 42 36 317 a 484 abc 116 bc 42 2 308 a 614 a 73 bc a Telone applied by single-chisel injection 34 cm below row. Data are averages of six replicates. Averages followed by similar letters within a column are not significantly different according to Duncan's multiple range test (P < 0.05). Table 2. Weekly rainfall (cm) recorded at the West Florida Research and Education Center from 1 June to 9 August. Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1998 1.50 0 0 0.74 1.73 2.49 4.06 2.90 3.20 0.51 1993-97 average 5.20 2.00 5.50 4.70 1.22 7.32 4.95 4.32 5.33 7.80 9800R Contact Us | Permissions | Preferences | Technical Aspects | Statistics | Internal | Privacy Policy © 2004 - 2010 University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries.All rights reserved. Acceptable Use, Copyright, and Disclaimer Statement Last updated October 10, 2010 - - mvs


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Read the lines from Shelley's "Ode to the West Wind."
O thou
Who chariotest to their dark wintry bed
The winged seeds, where they lie cold and low,
Each like a corpse within its grave,
Which best explains the metaphor in these lines?
1.The wind is compared to a chariot that carries the seeds of Nature to their winter grave.
2.The storm is compared to winter which buries Nature in a coffin of snow until Spring arrives.
3.Nature is compared to a grave that houses life during the winter.
4.A chariot is compared to a hearse that arrives to bury the fall for the winter.
My opinion is that ALL poetry should be read ALOUD. That is the best way to get a feeling for what the poet was feeling! Remember that an author who writes prose has pages and pages to tell his story. I poet must select the words used very carefully to get the "story" across.
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Uys Krige Drive, Jip de Jager off ramp, Ext 20, Welgemoed
Cape Town, South Africa 7530
Cape Town International Airport - CPT
Airport Phone: +27 21 9371200
Hotel direction: 7.8 miles S
Get on Borcherds Quarry Rd. Head south,At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Airport Approach Rd. Take the Borcherds Quarry Road ramp to M18/Nyanga/M22/M10/Bellville. Take De La Rey St to Hannes Louw Dr , turn left onto Borcherds Quarry Rd. Turn right onto Robert Sobukwe Rd , turn left onto De La Rey St , continue onto Tierberg. Follow Hannes Louw Dr and Uys Krige Dr to Agulhas Cl, turn right onto Hannes Louw Dr, Take the 2nd right onto Uys Krige Dr, 10. Take the 1st right onto Agulhas Cl.
40 Loop Street
Cape Town,
Phone: +27-21-4106800