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Redevelopment in California is a bit like HAL in 2001: A Space Odyssey: What began as a brilliant and useful creation morphed into a monster that turned murderously on its masters.
Such stories can only end one way: The monster must be destroyed.
"Redevelopment in 2011 bore little resemblance to the small, locally financed program the Legislature authorized in 1945," says the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office in a report that reads like a clear-eyed obituary. "Statewide, the RDAs received more property taxes in 2011 than all of the state's fire, parks, and other special districts combined and, in some areas of the state, more property taxes than the city or county received. Redevelopment also imposed considerable costs on the state's General Fund because the state backfilled K-14 districts for property tax revenues distributed to RDAs. Overall, redevelopment cost the state's General Fund about as much as the University of California or California State University systems, but did not appear to yield commensurate statewide benefits."
The city of Westminster, for example, declared everything in its borders to be a redevelopment zone. Its redevelopment agency took in $38 million in revenue last year; while the city itself took in just a wee bit more, at $41 million.
How did this happen? The life, and death, of redevelopment, is really a fascinating tale of adaptation, power and the brutal will to survive.
Some inner city stretches were looking a little tatty back in 1945, so the Legislature gave local agencies the power to create redevelopment agencies to spruce them up. Voters soon approved a mechanism to finance these municipal facelifts — "tax increment financing."
Here's how it worked: A city or county would declare an area to be blighted and in need of urban renewal. This became the "project area." Once that formal declaration was made, most of the growth in property tax revenue from this "project area" was captured by the redevelopment agency (rather than being distributed to schools and other local agencies, as it was in the old days).
Think of it as taking money out of one agency's pocket, and putting it in another agency's pocket.
Now keep in mind that, under the law, RDAs could only use this money to address urban blight.
During the 1950s and 1960s, there were only a few redevelopment projects, and they were tiny — typically 10 acres (about six square city blocks) to 100 acres (an area about one-fifth of a square mile), the LAO says.
"The small size of the early project areas reflected, in part, competing community interests in property tax revenues, particularly from school and community college districts that otherwise would receive about half of any growth in property tax revenues," the LAO noted. "Under the state school financing system of the time, the state did not backfill K-14 districts if some of their property tax revenues were redirected to RDAs. Community interest in education and other local programs, therefore, served as a fiscal check on redevelopment expansion."
But these built-in checks and balances weren't the only things keeping redevelopment small. More importantly, perhaps, is that cities had other ways to raise money: They could hike fees, assessments, property taxes, et al, with simple majority votes of their city councils; they didn't need the approval of local voters.
By 1977, redevelopment agencies collected only 2 percent of property taxes statewide. That, however, was soon to change, and in a very big way.
After these modest beginnings, use of redevelopment expanded significantly in the 1970s and 1980s due to two major state policy changes, the LAO says:
- First came SB 90, where the state guarantees each school district an overall level of funding (from local property taxes and state resources combined). If a district's local property tax revenues don't grow—due to redevelopment or for other reasons— the state provides additional state funds to ensure that the district has sufficient funds.
- And then came game-changer Proposition 13 in 1978, which was officially titled "The People's Initiative to Limit Property Taxation," and Proposition 218 in 1996. Property taxes were scaled back; a two-thirds majority of the Legislature was required to hike any state tax rates; and a two-thirds majority of local voters was required for local governments to hike taxes or fees as well. This "significantly constrained local authority over the property tax and most other local revenues sources," the LAO says. Very important: Prop. 13 and Prop. 218 did not mention, or constrain, redevelopment. So with virtually no other ways to fund stuff, cities and counties began turning to redevelopment in a big way.
"With fewer fiscal checks and less revenue authority, cities (joined by a small number of counties) no longer limited their project areas to small sections of communities, but often adopted projects spanning hundreds or thousands of acres and frequently including large tracts of vacant land," the LAO wrote. "Some jurisdictions placed farmland under redevelopment. At least two cities placed all privately owned land in the city under redevelopment." (Those would be Westminster and Coronado — two cities you don't often mention in the same breath.)
Remember how, back in 1977, redevelopment agencies got only 2 percent of statewide property taxes?
By 1988, they were getting 6 percent of property taxes.
By 1998, they were getting 8 percent.
And by 2008, they were getting 12 percent — or more than $5 billion a year. This meant billions less were going to education than otherwise would have been — and the state's costs to "backfill" K-14 districts for the property taxes lost to redevelopment exceeded $2 billion annually, the LAO said.
Concern spread that redevelopment— established as a tool to address defined pockets of urban blight—was sucking up way more than its fair share. Sacramento took a series of steps to try to bring its creation back under its control — tightening up the definition of "blight," among other things — but new rules applied only to new project areas. Since so many lines had already been drawn, it was too late to do much good.
When the state went further, and started requiring RDAs to share money with schools, it piqued the redevelopment monster's wrath.
"Concerned about the magnitude and frequency of these budget shifts, redevelopment advocates (along with groups interested in transportation and other elements of local finance) sponsored Proposition 22," the LAO writes. "Among other things, this initiative measure (approved by the state's voters in November 2010), limits the Legislature's authority over redevelopment and prohibits the state from enacting new laws that require RDAs to shift funds to schools or other agencies."
This might be a good time to remind you that the Legislature created RDAs.
Was that the straw that broke the Legislative camel's back? Let's just note that, in early 2011, Gov. Jerry Brown declared that California needed to preserve public resources that support core government programs — and proposed dissolving RDAs.
The Legislature narrowly rejected that first proposal. But seeing the writing on the wall, redevelopment agencies sprang into action in a struggle to survive.
Many RDAs did a mad dash, transferring assets and future tax increment revenues to their cities or counties in an effort to keep it beyond the governor's grasp.
In March, for example, the Santa Clara City Council transferred $140 million — and 178 acres of property — from its redevelopment agency into city-controlled coffers. "We have no funds now in our redevelopment coffers that can be taken," Mayor Jamie Matthews was quoted as saying in the Sacramento Bee.
RDAS also did a mad dash to issue billions of debt while they still could. Tax allocation bonds, which pledge future tax revenues to make principal and interest payments, were RDAs' primary borrowing mechanism, the LAO said: In the first six months of 2011, RDAs issued about $1.5 billion in tax allocation bonds, which was greater than during all 12 months of 2010 ($1.3 billion).
"The increase in bond issuance from 2010 to 2011 was even more notable because it occurred despite RDAs being required to pay higher borrowing costs," the LAO said. "Specifically, about two-thirds of the bond issuances in 2011 had interest rates greater than 7 percent—compared with less than one-quarter of bond issuances in 2010. In fact, RDAs issued more tax allocation bonds with interest rates exceeding 8 percent during the first six months of 2011 than they had in the previous ten years."
In addition to all this, many RDAs entered into "cooperation agreements" with their city or county. Under these agreements, the city or county would carry out existing and future redevelopment projects.
"Local agency staff and officials assumed that—if the Governor's proposal were enacted—the cooperation agreements would be an enforceable contract, requiring the allocation of future tax increment revenues as payment for performing the agreement," the LAO wrote. "For example, the RDA of the City of San Bernardino entered into a project funding agreement that pledged $525 million in future tax increment revenue to a local non-profit corporation. The corporation—controlled by local elected officials including the mayor and two city council members—was given the responsibility of carrying out a list of projects from the RDA's capital improvement plan. Local cooperation agreements typically were not arm's length transactions, but rather, were between closely related governmental bodies with no third party involved."
Some RDAs had lent money to their city or county without charging interest on the loans, thus allowing the city or county to invest the funds and keep the earnings. Other sponsoring governments charged their RDAs above-market interest rates for loans, which let the city or county benefit from unusually high interest earnings.
In June, the Legislature passed two pieces of legislation: one dissolving RDAs altogether, and one allowing them to exist, so long as they handed over a bigger slice of property taxes ($1.7 billion this year and about $400 million a year in future years).
That latter bill would have assured them a continued, if not quite as robust, life.
Hindsight is always 20/20, they say: Rather than accept the compromise, the redevelopment agencies sued.
And lost.
The California Supreme Court essentially said that the Legislature created redevelopment agencies, and the Legislature could kill them.
And so, on Feb. 1, all redevelopment agencies in California were dissolved, and the process for unwinding their financial affairs began.
The process, under way now, will focus on two goals, the LAO said: ensuring existing financial obligations are honored and paid; and "minimizing any additional RDA obligations so that more funds are available to transfer for other governmental purposes."
It's a complicated process that will be rife with conflict.
Overseeing the action will be county auditor-controllers, the state controller, and, eventually, panels of local citizens. Many of the RDAs that transferred their assets to their cities — in an attempt to keep them beyond the state's clutches — may be ordered to return those assets.
Suffice to say that HAL is being disassembled, piece by piece. What, if anything, will take his place? More on that soon.
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PANO – Senior Lieutenant-General Do Ba Ty, Chief-of-the-General-Staff of Vietnam People's Army, led a military high-ranking delegation of VPA to pay an official friendy visit to China at the invitation of Senior Lieutenant-General Chen Bingde, Chief of the General Staff of Chinese People's Liberation Army.
The two generals held talks after the reception ceremony to receive the delegation took place on April 16 th at the Headquarters of Chinese People's Liberation Army in Beijing.
Senior Lieutenant-General Chen Bingde expressed his pleasure welcoming Senior Lieutenant-General Do Ba Ty and the Vietnamese delegation at the official friendship visit to China.
Senior Lieutenant-General Chen Bingde said that the visit not only helped boost the traditional friendship between the two Parties, States, armies and people but also created momentum for a new development step and stronger mutual trust between the two countries and armies.
At the talks, the two sides analysed and evaluated the regional and international situations as well as informing each other's political, economic and social situations.
Senior Lieutenant-General Do Ba Ty stressed Vietnamese people's achievements gained since the 11 th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam such as social stability, defence and security maintenance and the increase of people's trust in the Party.
Senior Lieutenant-General Chen Bingde informed his counterpart about China's economic, social, scientific and technological achievements, which are developing at high growth rate under the leadership of Chinese Communist Party.
Senior Lieutenant-General Do Ba Ty confirmed that the relationship between Vietnam and China is an invaluable treasure, established by President Ho Chi Minh and President Mao Zedong. The relationship has been developing vigorously and upgraded to the comprehensive strategic partnership.
The Vietnamese general also said that Vietnam always acknowledges the effective and great assistance of China's Party, State, people and PLA in its wars to liberate the country and in the cause of building and developing the country.
Developing the traditional friendship with China is Vietnam's consistent foreign policy, said the Vietnamese general.
The two sides are pleased to see that the defence relation between the two countries has recently been promoted and played as a pillar in the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two Parties and States.
The two sides have effectively implemented the protocol signed between the two defence ministries in 2003 and other agreements, some of which become bright points in the defence relation.
The two armies increase the exchange of visits annually, especially the that of high-ranking delegations.
In the training cooperation field, the cadets of the two countries studied well with good results, working as a friendship bridge connecting the two countries.
The cooperation between the two navies, border guard forces and military zones stationing at the border lines have been promoted with positive results. Joint patrols in the sea and on land contributed to maintaining stability and security at border areas, timely handling violations cases and fighting against crimes.
Cooperation in political works and mechanism of ASEAN Defence Ministers' Meeting Plus has been continuously promoted.
About the East Sea issues, the two sides agreed that the two armies must play an exemplary role in seriously implementing the agreements between leaders of the two countries.
The two sides noted not to let hostile forces incite to separate the relations and strategic interests of the two countries.
On behalf of the Vietnamese high-ranking delegation, Senior Lieutenant-General Do Ba Ty sincerely thanked the leaders of Chinese Party, State and Army, including Senior Lieutenant-General Chen Bingde, and officers and soldiers of the PLA for their warm receptions.
Senior Lieutenant-General Do Ba Ty also invited Senior Lieutenant-General Chen Bingde and leaders of the PLA to visit Vietnam.
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Jeff Trawick wrote: > William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote: > >> Wham. Zombie gone, result code not longer recoverable, if I understand >> things correctly? > > > no, what makes a zombie go away? this just queries the kernel to see if > the pid is valid... it does not affect the process at all while a zombie is unaffected, both kill(pid,0) and getpgid(pid) will report that the process is alive if it is indeed in zombie state... probably not a good thing for a general purpose are-you-alive function this didn't hurt mod_cgid's similar logic to test for a script child because mod_cgid ensured that it doesn't have to reap status to clean up zombies
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Current treatments, although effective for positive symptoms, have not proven as effective for negative symptoms and cognitive dysfunction, nor are there are any disease-modifying drugs currently available. The pipeline for schizophrenia is small, particularly given the large patient population, it also has low levels of innovation in comparison to other psychiatric indications in the pharmaceutical industry. However, the overall level of innovation in the pipeline for schizophrenia-related indications (which includes depression, panic disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and cognitive deficit) is far higher, with these related products having the potential to provide some benefit to patients with schizophrenia.
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The Italian motorcycle manufacturer has unveiled the fully-faired naked street bike TNT 300, named the Tornado 302 at the 2016 Auto Expo. The street bike famous for its high performance could be renamed Tornado 300 for the Indian market.
The fairing on the bike looks perfectly suited to the naked sibling and the side sticker profiling looks not over-worked. The boomerang curve at the side bottom profile looks stunning and the Benelli branding is aptly done.
The fuel tank has been sculpted elegantly and the exhaust finishes off with a smooth looking double barrel output at the end. The chassis can be seen, but not too revealing unlike the naked streets bikes we have seen on Indian roads.
2016 Auto Expo: Benelli Tornado 302 Whirls Into India
The Tornado uses the same engine from the TNT 300, the 2-cylinder liquid cooled 4-stroke engine pushes out 36bhp @12,000rpm with torque of 27Nm @9,000rpm. The 6-speed transmission propels the wet clutch and the final drive is by chain.
All of this power comes to standstill with the 260mm and 240mm discs for the front and rear respectively. The ABS will be optional.
Ride & Handling
The Tornado 302 will sport a low rung handlebar justifying its track racing design, and the pegs could be moved backward to adjust the forward leaning riding position. The chassis too could be redeveloped to assist the rider position.
Most of the features will be adapted from its sibling, the TNT 300, however, Benelli could bring in some standard features to add premiumness to the Tornado 302 and to justify its pricing.
The instrument panel on the TNT 300 includes an analogue tachometer, and digital speedometer, fuel gauge, trip meter and odometer.
The bike will be positioned alongside the KTM RC390, Kawasaki Ninja 300 and the Yamaha R3. Given the proven performance of the TNT 300 and insane sound of the 2-cylinder, Benelli could have a winner.
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Parents, carers and families have a vital role to play in helping their children and young people achieve their full potential – at school, college or university, in work and in life as a whole. Parents' aspirations, what they do with their children at home, and how they support their child's learning and development before and during school or college have a real impact on how well their children succeed.
The Department for Education has developed the Parental Engagement resources to help support parents to engage in their children's education, a copy is available to download below:
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All parents want the best for their children but as they grow older it can get more difficult as their learning changes and they want to be more independent. The booklet below can help parents find new ways to coach their teenager, whether they are a parent, carer or other family member. It is not about telling them what to do, or doing it for them, it is about helping them find ways to help themselves.
The document is aimed at parents of teenagers aged 14 to 19 and addresses barriers to engagement (lack of time, confidence, not knowing how to help etc), to help them to stay involved with their child's education in the later stages of the learning journey.
It provides confidence-raising tips and encouragement to become proactive in supporting learning, homework and revision and tools such as 'conversation starters' to encourage parents to have a regular dialogue with their teenager.
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Personal trainers are becoming more and more en vogue in recent times. These are people who would work with you on a one-to-one basis and look after your personal development. Though today the term 'personal trainer' has come to mean a lot of things even personal coaches who help you learn something or develop spiritually are included in this category the traditional meaning of the term means someone who looks after the development and maintenance of your health and fitness. So, when you are looking for a trainer for yourself, you need to keep your eyes wide open. Here are the things you should be looking for.
The Qualifications
There are no educational qualifications needed (as yet) to become a trainer. However, you could assure yourself on the person's ability and eligibility by looking at two things. One, how long has the person been training and who their clients are. Try to get in touch with some of the clients if possible. Two, see if the trainer you are selecting is the member of some reputed organization or club. These indicate that you are placing yourself in able hands that will provide you with quality training.
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Are you looking for some kind of specialization? Most trainers are specialized in one or the other subject. For instance, you might be looking for training in a special form of martial arts such as the Tae Kwan Do or you might be looking for training in something spiritual such as Yoga. You need to find a trainer who is well-versed in these subjects, who has been training people for them and then approach them for your needs.
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- Not to be confused with Samuel Bantien.
Samuel is an Imperial orphan residing at the Honorhall Orphanage in Riften.
His mother, who worked at the orphanage, died when he was born and the fate of his father is unknown. According to Grelod the Kind, he has become something of a leader among the other children, possibly due to his lifelong residence at Honorhall.
Like the rest of the children at the Orphanage, Samuel has suffered under the cruelty of Grelod for some time. If the Dragonborn kills Grelod, he will celebrate, along with all of the other children.
If Hearthfire is installed, Samuel is one of the children who can be adopted. The Dragonborn will need to kill Grelod, since she refuses to allow the childrens' adoption, and they will also need to have built or purchased the appropriate furniture for their home.
Grelod "Those who shirk their duties will get an extra beating. Do I make myself clear?"
Samuel "Yes, Grelod."
Runa "Yes, Grelod."
Hroar "Yes, Grelod."
Francois "Yes, Grelod."
Grelod "And one more thing! I will hear no more talk of adoptions! None of you riff-raff is getting adopted. Nobody needs you, nobody wants you. That, my darlings, is why you're here. Why you'll always be here, until you come of age and get thrown into that wide, horrible world. Now, what do you all say?"
Samuel "We love you, Grelod. Thank you for your kindness."
Runa "We love you, Grelod. Thank you for your kindness."
Hroar "We love you, Grelod. Thank you for your kindness."
Francois "We love you, Grelod. Thank you for your kindness."
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Bristol Palin has debuted her new reality TV show 'Life's A Tripp' on Lifetime which follows her as she moves to Los Angeles to get out of her Alaska ''comfort zone''.
Bristol Palin has debuted her new reality TV show 'Life's A Tripp'.
The 21-year-old brunette - the oldest daughter of former Governor of Alaska Sarah Palin and her husband Todd - premieres her docu-series on Lifetime today (19.06.12) which follows her as she moves to Los Angles to get out of her ''comfort zone'' in Alaska with her toddler son Tripp.
She says: ''I'm moving to L.A. to show Tripp what's out there.''
Bristol gets a job volunteering at a Los Angeles-based charity and brings along her younger sister Willow to keep an eye on her son when she is out.
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Great cottage with plenty of space and a convenient location.David2016-09-12T00:00:00Z
Great house full of character! The Garden room/house is a fantastic bonus. Karen was extremely helpful on arrival and it was a very comfortable and enjoyable stay. Thank you!Vicki2016-06-27T00:00:00Z
Individual cottage with lovely garden in a woodland location great for enjoying walks and cyclingJon2017-05-15T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Petworth, England, United Kingdom
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Isle of Wight, England, United Kingdom
We found the house well stocked with everything you might need for a wonderful weekend. I will be looking for an excuse to go back soon. Thank you for sharing your lovely home with us. The location, decor, details and feel of the house made for a very special weekend and one we will remember for many years to come. The house manual provided on booking also made for a relaxing and well planned trip. Thanks!jules2017-05-14T00:00:00Z
A wonderful stay at Beach Holme. Three generations of our family enjoyed the amazing location, space and tranquillity. Everything we could possibly need was supplied - even the most amazingly equipped playroom for the children. We can't wait to return,Jenny2016-06-28T00:00:00Z
Wonderful opportunity to stay in a home on the sea front. Only the two of us bouncing around in this 4 bedroomed house but we were looking for a view of the sea and an experience to be by the sea - and we were not disappointed! Great access to one of our favourite restaurants 'Ale and Oyster' in lovely Ventnor, via a 15 minute walk along the 'island trial' by the sea. Great to bear in mind this home feels more suited to families with children who can feel free to explore without fear of 'messing things up' or breaking/damaging the 'fixtures or fittings'. Liberating. Would definintely be looking to return here again in the not too distant future! Huge thanks! :D)))anne2016-09-22T00:00:00Z
The house is beautiful and the location is fantastic. There is a nice easy walk into Ventnor but if you're just there for a short stay like we were you would hardly need walk anywhere. The beach is literally on your door step and the house is really comfortable, very large and well equipped. The listing gives an accurate picture of the accommodation and Louise was very warm and helpful with the query that I had about the location. It was actually very easy to find if you just stick to Shore Road but Louise put my mind at ease and made the trip really stress free. If I was looking for somewhere on the Isle of Wight again I'd definitely try to go back so thank you for sharing your beautiful home.Liam2016-04-10T00:00:00Z
We absolutely loved our break at Beach Holme - the property and the location were perfect. The house is very welcoming and homely, spacious and very clean. The proximity to the sea gives it the wow factor - eating our breakfast outside in the sunshine in October was pretty special. This was our first time using Airbnb and it all worked really well - our communication with Louise was great, and she did everything she could to make sure we had a good stay. We'll definitely be back :-)Elaine2016-10-23T00:00:00Z
Lovely house in a very nice relaxed and quiet area. Short walk to restaurants and the pub, with the ocean on your doorstep.James2016-10-09T00:00:00Z
Indeed a very fine house. Colours, decorations, atmosphere. Just in one word: perfect. As we encountered some problems to enter the house, Louise, fortunately, was very helpful and patience to instruct us by telephone how to get the keys of the front door. The house is indeed big enough to give six adults a spacious Victorian experience.Wim2016-05-28T00:00:00Z
Lovely house which is an ideal base for little travellers - our 2 year old loved exploring the toy room. Clean and well maintained, with everything we needed. Beautiful views, but you will need a car to access local amenitiesHelen2017-05-21T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Bonchurch, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom
We really enjoyed Ellemiek and Graham's warm hospitality, which included delicious homemade cookies, cooked English breakfast, tips and lots of information on the surrounding areas and places to see, and daily updates on the wild animal sightings around the (huge) garden!! :) The room is comfortable and the view is lovely. We hope to be back one day!Elisa2015-08-31T00:00:00Z
Ellemiek and Graham are the perfect hosts! We felt very welcome and enjoyed our stay in the beautiful house and garden. Graham and the whole family were perfect tourguides and told us a lot about the island and were to go. The selfmade cookies, bread, porridge and thai curry, everything was so delicious! We will definitely go back some day!Nadine2015-07-30T00:00:00Z
We had a great time staying with Ellemiek and her family at their wonderful little hideaway on the south side of the Isle. This is a truly beautiful house set in a gorgeous rambling garden with a lots of wildlife. We were met by the family at the local bus stop for a lift which really helped out with our 1yr old and travelling on public transport. Ellemiek had quite kindly again catered for our boy and had found some toys and anything else we needed along with just letting him be a one year old and charge around the place-which we really appreciated. We opted to have a meal on the first night which was really fab and as ventnor is about a 30 mon walk a bit of a lifesaver for evening one. Did make the trek out for fish and chips the next day in ventnor-well worth it!! All in all just great to have privacy with a peaceful veranda and views of the sea but all the time having Ellemiek and her family about if we needed anything. Def recommend staying here if your on the Isle of Wight!Rebecca2015-10-04T00:00:00Z
We could not have asked for better hosts than Elleniek and Graham. They were so welcoming and friendly as soon as we walked through the door. After a long weekend of camping at the IoW festival their lovely home was the perfect place to wind down, get a shower and refuel. We spent over an hour talking with Graham when we arrived- he gave us so many tips and advice of where to go on the island and we would not have had such a lovely time on the island if we hadn't had Graham as our tour guide!!! As for the room and the house itself- it is exactly as described. The bed was lovely and cosy- big enough for us too (I am 5 ft 10 and my partner 6 ft 3). It was so nice to wake up to see the flowers in the garden. There is direct access to the terrace into their garden with a view of the sea. The bathroom is a few steps from the room and has recently been done up. The water pressure was great and we both felt fully refreshed after our camping experience. I would highly recommend this place if you are looking for a place in the south of the island. Ventnor is a beautiful place and we would love to go back. Thank you so much to Ellemiek and Graham for their amazing hospitality. P.S Ellemiek makes a great breakfastLucie2015-06-16T00:00:00Z
Excellent communications, warm friendly place to stay ( on this occasion for work for me) ideally suited for a quiet hideaway stay, lovely location.Julia2017-02-22T00:00:00Z
Ellemiek's and Graham's house is set in a wonderfully secluded and peaceful, wild garden. Its very much a home from home with everything on hand and if it's not, just ask. Ellemiek and Graham are very friendly and there are homemade cookies in your room, homemade marmalade for breakfast. There's plenty of space for relaxing- a lovely sunny terrace to lounge on and wildlife to spot - badgers and red squirrels in the garden. It's very close to Ventnor Botanic Gardens so was ideal for us as a friend's wedding was held there. There is a beautiful walk along the beach/ cliff to Ventnor and a number of pubs and cafes there.E2017-05-14T00:00:00Z
I was welcomed with hot coffee and home-made cake so fresh it was still warm from the oven. graham, gave me some ideas for eating out in Ventnor. It was fantastic to see red squirrels as I ate my breakfast. I have never seen them before and to me was worth the cost of the room on its own, Pity I missed the badgers outside my room, but maybe next time. There were also home baked muffins and chocolate cookies in my room. I managed to resist the first evening, but just had to try them the next evening - delicious. Ellemiek and Graham also provide ground coffee and a cafetiere . So much better than instant. It would be lovely to be able to come back at a warmer time of the year and sit on the terrace outside the room and watch the sea as the sun sets. Thanks so much.david2016-01-21T00:00:00Z
Ellemiek and Graham were more than just hosts, they made us feel welcome, let us know where to go and what to do with our limited time, came with facts and stories, as well as cakes and cookies! The house is lovely, and the room cosy. Being able to come back to a warm fire is always good too! And it's up in a quiet and beautiful bit of the countryside. We'll be looking to come back in the summer if possible!Daniel2016-02-21T00:00:00Z
Room type
Private room
Property Type
Ventnor, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom
Me and my boyfriend just came back from the Isle of Wight.We cannot asked for more.Everything of the Ellemiek and family house was amazing.The house is in a really peaceful and sunny position (close to Ventnor,20 minutes by walk)and it is beautiful such as the bedroom where we slept.Very comfy,clean and cosy With everything you need for a tea/coffee (home baked biscuits included!!!). breakfast was absolutely perfect (vegetarian option as well)rich and filling.Ellemiek and family are one of the best host we ever met!So friendly,helpful,simple and kind.We will come back for sure as soon as we can.Eleonora2015-03-22T00:00:00Z
The hosts were very welcoming and included extra things such as lovely homemade cakes and was nice to choose what time breakfast we wanted The location was excellent and ventnor very pretty I'd recommend them , I would have liked the main bedroom that is shown on website but was my own fault as I didn't check The Room was clean and comfortable , the hosts very friendly . We would return againfiona2015-09-13T00:00:00Z
Ellemiek and Graham welcomed us into their historic home with generousity and genuine friendliness. We felt completely at ease in their home as well as being very well looked after - Ellemiek does an awesome Thai green curry given a little notice. We had a very comfortable bed in a beautiful bedroom and en suite shower room. There is an extensive choice for breakfast with no set time to get up unless you have requested a cooked breakfast, which you can agree with Ellemiek what time you would like it. The area is very peaceful and beautiful. We would thoroughly recommend staying with Ellemiek and Graham.Daniel2015-06-29T00:00:00Z
This has been our best airB&B experience so far and we have been using this service for a few years now!!! Ellemiek and her husband were lovely, very friendly, talkative and helpful! They were great source of information for local treats, places to go, things to do or avoid. The both went the extra mile to make us feel wlcome, well fed and our stay very enjoyable. We would definitely stay again here if we visit this island again. Her breakfast and cakes were AMAZING! :)Darren2015-06-10T00:00:00Z
If you are looking for a quiet respite, this is the place for you! Ellemiek and her family were very welcoming and helpful! You are a short walk to breathtaking vistas, cute beach villages and quaint pubs. Great location if you're looking to get away from it all.Paulo2015-07-01T00:00:00Z
I enlarged my stay as I felt ever so welcome. The area is just so nice and the Druckers made me feel very welcome indeed. We even had a night in a pub together and they showed me the lighthouse and some impressive views and places on the island. Furthermore, they brought me to the bus station, gave me lifts whenever needed and invited me for dinner with them. They couldn't have done more. If you want to feel that welcome and if you like to have contact to people loving on the island than the Druckers' home is the best place to choose! I enjoyed my stay to the full and will definitely come back soon!Ka2015-07-18T00:00:00Z
Elkemiek and her husband are very nice people who provided quality service and assistance with my trip. Beautiful house near the seaside, very clean and comfortable room, delicious breakfast. It's an extremely wonderful experience although the weather is not perfect. I should have come in early summer time to enjoy the sunshine.W2015-09-05T00:00:00Z
What a beautiful house, with a friendly warm welcome from our host. The breakfast was magnificent, more than I could eat with fruit and a selection of teas and coffee. The bed was really comfortable and it was a quiet, peaceful place. I wish we could have stayed for longer and would love to go there again.Alexandra2015-06-20T00:00:00Z
Room type
Private room
Property Type
Ventnor, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom
Louise is a great communicator. From the start when we made our reservation she promptly answered all of our questions & gave us plenty info on the house & local area. The house was perfect for 10 of us, with bikes. Well equipped & we enjoyed bbq's in the beautiful garden. The house is perfectly located - a short walk from a large waitrose & cowes ferry terminal. It's also a quick 5min trip to west cowes on the ferry. The upstairs had beautiful views of cowes coastline & sunsets. We really enjoyed stay in Louise's house & exploring the island by bike. Would definitely stay again & recommend to friends/family.Olivier2014-05-06T00:00:00Z
It was an ideal place for our weekend on the Isle of Man - 9 of us all together, to celebrate a birthday The wood fire was great and the kitchen well equipt.. There was some decorating taking place but everything had been cleaned and made good for the weekend ThanksPhil2015-11-08T00:00:00Z
Excellent place. Loads of room, for all 5 of us. Would use again when we come down to the Isle of Wight.Dave2016-07-11T00:00:00Z
Louise was absolutely excellent to deal with, all messages and queries were responded to exceptionally quickly! We had all of the information that we required for our stay, so it was a very pleasant and easy trip for us. The location was fantastic and was perfect for our need to be in Cowes regularly. The surrounding areas were great and we had all of the amenities required for a self-catering holiday. It was very peaceful and quiet at this location and we will certainly be back again! Thanks Louise.Thomas2016-07-04T00:00:00Z
A great house, Richmond Villa was the perfect size and in a good location for our family wedding on the IOW. Louise was quick to respond and very helpful. The house had everything we needed, would recommend staying here if you are a large family or group. Thanks Louise.Jenny2016-09-05T00:00:00Z
Lovely and accommodating host, great location for our needs in a quiet neighbourhood.Amber2014-06-17T00:00:00Z
Richmond Villa worked very well for our extended family. Lots of space and light and comfortable. The garden is a complete surprise. It is very well situated for the ferries and Waitrose. Louise was in touch always to offer help. Well equipped. Good for a large group with a huge kitchen and 2 sitting rooms.Hugh2014-06-30T00:00:00Z
It is a lovely house and great location, we enjoy the two interesting days there.Xuechen2016-06-05T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
East Cowes, United Kingdom
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Ventnor, England, United Kingdom
Warm welcome. Clean and spacious room. Located near the University of Southampton Highfield (by car) and the Portswood neighborhood.R Mark2015-09-25T00:00:00Z
Paola was a great host and made me feel very welcome!The house is superb. Location is great too.It is an opportunity to see a part of Southampton not awashed with tourists and students. I would definitely recommend this accomodation!Damir2015-09-22T00:00:00Z
Paola is a fabulous host, she made me feel welcome straight away in her lovely home. The bedroom is just as described, lovely, clean and bed is very comfortable, there is a desk for work. The kitchen is brilliant and I felt totally at home!Alison2015-09-10T00:00:00Z
Paola was very helpful with directions how to get there and also it is great value of money for so spacious room & Clean house.Krzysztof2015-09-17T00:00:00Z
I really enjoyed my stay with Paola and David. They made me feel very welcome. I recommendRoger2015-09-06T00:00:00Z
Very nice stay with David and Paola!Hao2015-09-11T00:00:00Z
What a genuine couple Dave & Paola are!! I stayed with them in Southampton and it has been an absolute pleasure. I really enjoyed both of them. You feel free with them but at home at the same time. House is brilliant; clean, spacious and very close to everything. There are supermarkets and shops at walking distance within the area. You can take a bus from there which leaves you in the city center in no more than 15 minutes. To sum up; 10 out of 10. Thoroughly recommended hosts! I would stay there again definetely.Guille2016-08-18T00:00:00Z
I had a wonderful stay at Paola and David's place. I didn't stay at the room that was shown in the pictures, but it was an even nicer room (with a really comfortable double bed :)) and Paola messaged me before my arrival to make sure that I'm okay with it. She also gave me details about how to arrive at the house, which is really helpful. I was mostly out of the house, but I really enjoyed the few conversations I had with Paola and David. They are every hospitable and nice. Would definitely recommend it!Min2016-08-20T00:00:00Z
Room type
Private room
Property Type
Southampton, Hampshire, United Kingdom
The host canceled this reservation 25 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Jon2017-03-14T00:00:00Z
We were a party of 7 people, including two couples and we found the property great over our weekend stay. Lovely villa with very modern features, beautiful views and a stone's throw from Brighton. Owner changed the bedroom setup slightly after we had booked but let us know in plenty of time and communication was great. Wish we could have known what the third bedroom looked like ahead of time (no picture), turned out to be basic - literally just three beds in a room. However, everything was as advertised, we had space for everyone and we had a great time. We especially liked the modern gadgets like heated floors in the bathrooms, opening door setup to the patio, the waterfall taps and a boiling water tap for instant use in tea!Gary2017-05-08T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Brighton , England, United Kingdom


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MQ-135 Harmful Gas Sensor/Detector Module
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