Matsumoto is easily accessible by road, air, and rail. We'll go over the suggested routes below. Please note that alternative routes may also be available, and of course, all fares and info below are subject to change.
Chuo Taxi: Reserve the service by phone or online no later than 5 days before you plan to ride to guarantee a seat (otherwise, you may only be able to ride it if there is an empty seat still available). Child rates are also available.
Alpico Taxi: Reserve the service by phone (from 1 month to 3 days before use) or online (from 1 month to 7 days before use). Child rates are not available.
Train and monorail options are also available, but require transferring. See Haneda Airport's Access Information page.
"Azusa" is named after a river than runs through Matsumoto from Kamikochi. The train passes the Mt. Fuji area.
There are one or two trains per hour depending on the time of day. See this timetable.
A six-trip ticket bundle ends up costing only ¥4,630 per trip.
The "tokudane" ticket that can be reserved on the Japanese website www.eki-net.com costs ¥4,350.
By local trains, the one-way journey from Shinjuku to Matsumoto on the JR Chuo East Line typically takes from five to seven hours (make sure you leave early enough to get there in one day if you don't want to stop along the way for a night). The trip will require about three transfers and cost ¥4,000. With a Seishun 18 Kippu ticket package, which costs ¥11,850, you could do the trip for as little as ¥2,370. The tickets can be used over a period of 5 days or split between five people over the course of a single day.
* Two trip tickets cost only ¥6,100 and can be used for a round trip.
The Resort View that operates only once per day and is more geared towards sightseeing.
Shinonoi Line local train line is the cheapest option, but takes about an hour and a half. Depending on the time of day, portions of the journey may be standing room only.
It might be convenient for you to take the Shinkansen from Tokyo (or Ueno) to Nagano Station, especially if you have a Japan Rail Pass or a JR East Rail Pass, which are special passes offering unlimited rides on JR trains only to foreigners visiting Japan with a valid tourist visa.
The Hokuriku Shinkansen features views of Mt. Asama near Karuizawa.
You might first enjoy visiting Zenkoji Temple, Togakushi Shrine, or Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park and then head to Matsumoto using one of the above train options.
* The JR Pass cannot be used on the Nozomi Shinkansen.
The one-way journey from Osaka to Matsumoto on JR Lines takes from five to six hours, typically requiring at least three transfers and costing ¥8,420 or more.
See here for information about a cheap option, the Seishun 18 Kippu ticket package.
Reserve the service by phone (from 1 month to 3 days before use) or website (from 1 month to 7 days before use).
Other rapid limited express and limited express trains are also in service, but take about 40 minutes or longer.
These buses run through mountain roads within the Kamikochi and Norikura areas.
See this Omachi City website for details.
Accessing the more remote areas of Nagano becomes much easier with a car. A license that is valid IN JAPAN plus a Japanese translation of that license OR an International Driving Permit are required to drive in Japan. Car rental services are available at Narita Airport, Haneda Airport, Kansai International Airport and the Central Japan International Airport (Nagoya).
For information on renting a car while in Matsumoto, please visit our Getting Around the City page.
Expressway Passes: NEXCO, which manages most of Japan's expressways, offers ETC (tolls) discount passes to tourists. For more information about discount passes check out this blog article here.
Matsumoto also has its own airport, which may be convenient if you are traveling to or from the northern Hokkaido or Kyushu area.
Car rental: The airport's Japanese website lists car rental companies.


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This class action alleges that Bell Mobility's billing practice of rounding up call times to the next full minute was in breach of contract and consumer protection legislation and seeks compensation for affected Bell Mobility customers. The allegations raised in the proceedings have not yet been proven in court and the court has not made any decision about the merits of the case - rather that it can move forward as a class action to trial. Bell Mobility denies that it acted in breach of contract or consumer protection legislation and that it has any liability.
If you are a Canadian resident who was a Bell Mobility customer between August 18, 2006 and October 1, 2009 on either a pre-paid plan or a monthly plan, you are a Class Member.
Class members are automatically included in the class action and need not do anything at this time if they wish to participate. Class members are bound by the judgment in the action, whether favourable or not. If you do not wish to participate, see instructions on how to opt out of the class action below.
If the class action is successful, legal fees will be paid on a contingency basis and deducted from any amounts which may be recovered for the class in the proceedings. Any such fee award to Class Counsel must be approced by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. If the class action is unsuccessful, class members will not be charged any legal or administration fees.
If you wish to exclude yourself from the class action and not be bound by subsequent orders made in the class action, you must submit a completed Opt-Out Form, available on the Documents Page here, to RicePoint Administration Inc. RicePoint must receive your completed Opt Out Form by April 30, 2017.
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On Labor Day, we salute the 2.2 million-plus Americans who work to save energy
Tiffany Perrin seals leaky windows and walls. Sonny Gordon makes well-insulated building panels. Marilyn Bryce-Schanhals provides affordable, energy-saving home upgrades.
These are the faces of the growing energy efficiency workforce. In the United States alone, at least 2.25 million people work directly, some or all of their time, on energy-saving products and services. They outnumber all the workers who produce coal, oil, gas, and electricity, including renewables.
Next week, we'll learn more about efficiency workers. On Thursday, E4TheFuture will release its 2018 Energy Efficiency Jobs in America report with data for each state, county, metropolitan area, and congressional district.
As we celebrate Labor Day, we introduce you to a few of these workers and salute all who help build a clean energy future.
"Every day, I feel like I have put some joy in somebody's life," says Bryce-Schanhals, who saves people money by slashing their utility bills. She manages the Aiken Electric Cooperative's Help My House on-bill program in South Carolina.
Gordon shares her enthusiasm. A machine operator at Eco-Panels, which makes structural insulated panels, he says customer appreciation is one of the best parts of his job. He's also proud of his work: "We're actually doing something good for the world."
Perrin, a carpenter in North Carolina, says she loves weatherizing homes. By lowering their energy bills, she helps people pay rent or mortgages and avoid homelessness. She also takes pleasure in making homes more comfortable.
In every US state, across industries and technologies, people work to save energy. As our recent multimedia project shows, they design, make, or install ENERGY STARÒ-certified products or install insulation and advanced building materials.
Many other jobs are related to energy efficiency as well. At least 650,000 US workers focus on vehicle fuel economy or alternative fuel vehicles and another 4.2 million sell or distribute ENERGY STAR appliances and building materials — along with other products, according to the 2018 U.S. Energy & Employment Report (USEER), compiled by the National Association of State Energy Officials and the Energy Futures Initiative.
These numbers are conservative. They don't include jobs in energy-efficient manufacturing or combined heat and power systems. They also don't include indirect jobs that result when customers spend or invest the money they save in lower energy bills somewhere else in the economy.
We know that effective public policy can boost employment. In July, we reported that national standards requiring appliances and equipment to be more energy efficient created or sustained nearly 300,000 jobs in 2016 and will support 553,000 in 2030. These jobs are primarily created when energy bill savings are spent on other goods and services.
Standards for light bulbs are a particular success story. Stronger standards slated to take effect in 2020 account for nearly one-fifth of the expected 2030 jobs. By expanding the market for efficient LEDs (light emitting diodes), the standards will lower LED costs and save consumers money — an estimated $180 for an average US household in 2025.
Unfortunately, the Trump administration may soon attempt an illegal rollback of these standards, putting those savings and jobs at risk.
On a positive note, the 2018 USEER said employers expect the energy efficiency workforce, which grew more last year than the workforce of any other energy sector, will increase 9% this year.
Bryce-Schanhals finds her job very rewarding. She says her clients appreciate when her program's home upgrades save them money: "If I run into people on the street or they come to our annual meeting, they give me hugs." Though now a senior citizen, she adds: "I just don't want to retire."
Wendy Koch
Senior Director, Marketing & Communications
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Estelle California Releases Her Love Song To The Nation
November 11, 2019 — Leave a comment
Rising from a life that is nothing short of remarkable, Estelle California is a new soul singer who literally puts a piece of her soul into every song. Hailing from France, following the trauma of her fractured and abusive childhood, Estelle suppressed many memories to try and move on.
Estelle had found that she had lost her identity. The only thing she felt gave her freedom singing and creating music. Estelle felt herself drawn further and further away from Paris, the place that held so many dark memories for her. She travelled Africa and found herself fascinated, she was connected to the people and culture there.
The black community became something extremely important to Estelle, especially considering that she grew up in a family and a community that was profoundly racist – something that Estelle condemns and is now a passionate advocate for black rights, which is something that inspires a lot of her music!
Releasing her new single 'Black Is The True Light', the song is a tribute to the African American and African communities around the world who have constantly battled against division and hatred. Estelle;
"This song is the biggest love song I could have ever dreamed to have," Estelle says. "It is my love, purpose and my duty to shine the black glory and the light of resilience that comes out of the darkness".
Estelle's forthcoming EP, My Name is Freedom, sees her backed by legendary producer and drummer Narada Michael Walden (Whitney Houston; Mariah Carey; Lionel Richie); ace guitarist Vernon "Ice" Black (Diana Ross, Anastacia; Babyface); James Henry and veteran vocalists Larry Batiste, Cornell Carter and Tony Lindsay.
Follow Estelle:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/estellecalifornia/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/estellecaliforn?lang=en
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/estellecalifornia/
Website: estellecalifornia.com
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4g53nwot4egpNrxyIhFLXU
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCguX8bajz65pWoTak_toA-Q
This entry was posted in Soul, Uncategorized and tagged black rights, California, New Music, New Single, paris, RnB, Soul. Bookmark the permalink.
Sixty Seconds on Songwriting with Hitha
July 16, 2018 — Leave a comment
At just 13-years-old, Hitha is bidding to be the next young starlet. The Californian singer-songwriter has recently released 'Standing Up With Pride', a pop romp which delivers a message of positivity. We speak to Hitha to find out where she finds the inspiration for her upbeat pop.
What's your single 'Standing Up With Pride' about?
Even though we all may have many activities and things we care about in our lives, this song is about putting forth your biggest passion and going for it. I used to play soccer and basketball and tennis and volleyball while also doing vocal lessons twice a week. I realized that I liked singing the best, and so I decided to put it as my number one priority and focused on that. I still play volleyball, but everything else I've set aside and singing is my number one focus.
Your songs portray a message of positivity and hope. What's your main source of inspiration?
My main source of inspiration is everyday life. I try to take problems from everywhere to make my songs relatable so everyone can connect with them.
What's your biggest ambition as a teen popstar?
I hope that I become known as the positive little girl who loves to write and perform. When people hear my music, I want them to know that they can always count on themselves to figure out what their true passion is, and then put in the hard work and practice alongside their talent to get the achievement they're looking for. There's always a positive ending if you try hard and don't give up.
Does your Asian heritage influence the music you make?
I actually started my music with India Classical singing when I was 4. Indian classical signing helped me with many vocal/technical attributes and I have realized that music is my passion. Basically, it gave me foundation to build my music future on.
Follow Hitha:
Website: https://www.hitha.me/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HithaMusic
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hitha_music/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ByHitha
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Hitha is Following in the Footsteps of Pop Princesses Demi Lovato and Ariana Grande!
Aspiring to make a positive influence in this world, the Californian artist, Hitha, releases her new single 'Standing Up With Pride'. At such a young age of thirteen, she is creating music addressing how overwhelming situations can appear, but she is determined to show everyone the light at the end of the tunnel. Despite the range of generations, Hitha claims that her music is relatable to all.
Her music is conveying the message of pursuing your true passion in life and letting go off everything negative. Her positive attitude is truly contagious and for sure will inspire all listeners. By being such a brave individual expressing how even young children struggle with depression and how it should be voiced out loud so that others can help make a difference is really supporting our society to move forward. Following in the footsteps of big pop artists with the likes of Katy Perry, Demi Lovato and Ariana Grande, Hitha too is on her path to success.
Hitha, being raised by her two Indian parents, discovered a love for Bollywood dancing and traditional Indian singing but also Western musical traditions. This all-round entertainer as a dancer, writer, singer and musician initially made a name for herself through her renditions of cover versions on YouTube and things began to excel from there.
To create a more visual message to 'Standing Up With Pride', Hitha made a music video for it. She portrays the negative thoughts cleverly by having her video in black and white which later transforms into a world of colour when Hitha embraces the positivity.
This track is especially significant in meaning to Hitha herself as she says:
"It is my own story. One day, I decided to just let go of everything, just be positive and only pursue my passion – that decision changed my life. I believe this positivity is going to help many people. There's always a positive ending if you try hard and don't give up"
Follow Hitha here:
Words: Alice Webb
This entry was posted in Pop and tagged ariana grande, Bollywood, California, demi lovato, hitha, india, katy perry, Music, pop, positivity, pride, standing up with pride, western musical traditions, young female artist, YouTube. Bookmark the permalink.
Hitha tells us what it's like to be a pop princess in 2018
It's been a while since we've had a pop princess in our midst. The most recent wave of teen stars, like Miley Cyrus, Ariana Grande, and Selena Gomez and co. have graduated to more mature audiences along with the turn into their 20s. But there is one budding singer we can think of who's chomping at the bit to fill their shoes. At just 13-years-old, Hitha is bidding to be the next young starlet. The Californian based singer-songwriter has recently released 'Standing Up With Pride', a pop romp which delivers a message of positivity. We speak to Hitha to find out what it's like to be a pop princess in 2018.
You say you hope to inspire generations with your music. What's the reaction been like at school to your new single?
So far whoever (including my friends at school) has heard my song "Standing Up With Pride" have complimented me on it which encourages me to write/sing more.
The path of a teen pop star is notoriously bumpy, how do you stay grounded?
I stay grounded because I know at the end I will continue pursuing my passion and will be happy.
How are you balancing your school work with this music project?
Time management is key. Education and music are very important to me. I balance my work by prioritizing and by being flexible with my schedule.
Are there any pop stars in the music industry that you look up to?
I look up to Demi Lovato, not only because she manages to turn her hard past into inspiration for music, but also stands for gender equality and LGBT rights.
What are your future plans for when you finish school?
I just want to continue my passion and I'm willing to go where ever it leads me.
Most venues have an age restriction of 16, how do you plan to perform live?
I will take any opportunity of a live performance that knocks on my door where under 16 is allowed to perform.
Watch 'Standing Up With Pride' here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDx_dLqTixQ
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Colin Clyne rides the 'Merry Go Round' – latest single on June 30th
May 29, 2014 — Leave a comment
Upbeat acoustic roots tune taken from album 'The Never Ending Pageant' – released 21st July
Scotland born folk singer-songwriter Colin Clyne, a versatile acoustic artist as comfortable spinning off an upbeat folk ditty as a heartrending dose of roots melancholy, returns this summer with excellent single 'Merry Go Round', taken from album 'The Never Ending Pageant'.
The single, a straight, driving example of how to write an acoustic folk track with true momentum and subtle harmonies, mixes Clyne's Scottish folk heritage with a touch of Americana in the vocal arrangements – thanks perhaps to 10 years spent living in California.
It's the first song from the new LP, both released through Colin's hometown label Fat Hippy Records, a burgeoning independent label who have also recently signed a deal with fellow Aberdonian – and runner up on The Voice USA – Terry McDermott.
The album was produced & Engineered by Grammy Award Winning Engineer Alan Sanderson (The Rolling Stones, Elton John, Ryan Adams, Burt Bacharach), and you can hear the first single here:
https://soundcloud.com/colinclyne/merry-go-round-1
It's not difficult to see why his fans include influential new music tastemakers such as Jim Gellatly, John McRuvie, STV and Chris Hawkins of BBC 6 Music – the reflection of an impressive independent career that has seen Clyne support The Red Hot Chilli Pipers (internationally acclaimed Scottish touring band) at a Hogmanay gig in front of 6,000 people, as well as appearing at Belladrum Festival, Edinburgh Festival, The Viper Room in L.A, and the Sacramento Highland Games which boasts over 20,000 people.
Another highlight saw him crowned 'Best Acoustic Act' at the San Diego Music Awards in 2011 and 2012 (previously winners include Jewel and Jason Mraz), as well as being named by NBC San Diego as one of San Diego's top 12 Singer songwriters. That particular list contained an elite list of names, including Jewel, Tom Waits and the late Jim Croce.
It marks an incredible career trajectory for an artist whose first cd was rehearsed and written in the cold store of a ship that he used to work in many years ago. In fact, the lifelong ship worker still does stints at sea from time to time, enjoying the time and space as good song writing inspiration.
All very impressive from an artist who, having severed his fingers in his teens having hardly learned a chord, didn't touch a guitar again until he was 23.
Single 'Merry Go Round' will be released June 30th from the album 'The Never Ending Pageant' out July 21st.
www.colinclyne.com
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www.twitter.com/colinclyne
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I have been wanting to try to grill pizzas for a long time but every time I plan for it, it rains. Oh and our closest Trader Joe's is like 2 hours away but we went recently and I was amazed they had pizza dough for only a dollar! So jealous!
We used to have pizza bars all the time when I would visit my cousin's house in college. It was my favorite, especially when we got to use ingredients fresh from their garden!


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Q: Processing json string in mql4 I have received the following string:
{"records":[{"id":"rec4haaOncoQniu8U","fields":{"orders1":5},"createdTime":"2020-02-08T09:08:22.000Z"}]}

I am not understanding how I can process and separate the values of the json in mql4 using the "JAson.mqh " library, located here: https://www.mql5.com/en/code/13663
I need the values of "orders" located under "fields" , value = 5.
the only "KEYS" that changes are the keys within the "fields" values.
i would like to be able to get the values with something like this:
string value1 = Result[0].["fields"].["orders1"]; //5
string value2 = Result[0].["fields"].["orders2"];

Please let me know what I can do.

A: You can get the value using the following format. Note that it has to be casted to a type. (I have casted it to int as it is the type it is in the JSON, but you can cast it to string as well)
int value1 = json["records"][0]["fields"]["orders1"].ToInt(); // if you want to make it a string use ToStr() instead of ToInt()
Here is a full example of what I did
string jsonString = "{\"records\": [{\"id\": \"rec4haaOncoQniu8U\",\"fields\": {\"orders1\": 5 }\"createdTime\": \"2020-02-08T09:08:22.000Z\"}]}";

if(json.Deserialize(jsonString))
   Alert(json["records"][0]["fields"]["orders1"].ToInt());

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Officially known as 'All Saints Anglican Church', Gostwyck Chapel was built in 1921 in memory of Major Clive Collingwood Dangar who lost his life during World War I. The chapel was constructed entirely of bricks made and fired on Gostwyck Station. The stone wall surrounding the chapel was built to protect it from flood waters from the nearby Salisbury Waters. The magnificent tree lined avenue of 200 Elms was planted by a worker who was brought out from England specifically for the task.
The site is a favourite for photographers, especially during the autumn months when the leaves of the elm trees turn gold providing the perfect backdrop for the Virginia Creeper covering the chapel, which changes to a brilliant red.
Visitors are welcome to visit the chapel grounds, and while visiting are requested to respect the privacy of Gostwyck Station, its owners and its employees.
A short stroll across the heritage listed bridge that spans Salisbury Waters, brings visitors to Deeargee Woolshed which was built in 1872 to replace an earlier shed that had been destroyed by fire. Originally part of Gostwyck Station, Deeargee Station and its unique octagonal woolshed gained their name from the old Gostwyck wool brand, DRG, which stood for Dangar, Gostwyck.
Designed and erected by Alexander Mitchell, who also built McCrossin's Mill in nearby Uralla, the woolshed is erected on brick pillars and its successive roofs are of galvanized iron. The side walls contain large amounts of glass. The woolshed has all facilities required for shearing, pressing, bailing, sorting and other operations. It even has a lightning conductor.
The Deeargee woolshed is still in use today and, although not open to visitors, is easily viewed from the roadside.
Today the Gostwyck and Deeargee properties are known for producing some of Australia's finest wool. Both sites are 10km from Uralla on the Gostwyck Road.


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At The End Of Everything Else
April 5, 2016 · by flossiewaite · in April 2016. ·
Reviewed by Flossie Waite
A Make Mend and Do production
Reviewed at Greenwich Theatre as part of the Greenwich Children's Theatre Festival
There's a whirr in the auditorium, a constant buzz coming out of the darkness. Two performers are cycling, continuously, to power the show. The never-ending hum forces audiences to consider the energy being used: you can't take it for granted. The sound is an unavoidable reminder of the energy crackling around us all the time, created not by people but finite resources, and easily forgotten as it zips about, out of sight and out of mind. At The End of Everything Else lives by its environmentalist principles, and with them has devised a creatively daring show.
With just two plays to their name, company Make Mend and Do have created an approach and style that is immediately recognisable: conceptual, creatively open and resourceful, they offer a blend of animation, film, puppetry, and original music. At The End Of Everything Else feels drawn from the world of their previous piece, Something Very Far Away: their characters could be neighbours. Both deal with themes of loss and death, and involve a flight into the cosmos to find a loved one. But in this latest work, a little girl is looking for a tiny bird called Tito, rather than a husband searching for his wife, and she soars into the sky on a bicycle with wings rather than a rocket.
Both productions feel technically ambitious but lovingly home-made. In At The End Of Everything Else, Icka's story plays out on a projection screen, but the animations seem to be created from recycled material as she cycles along cardboard streets. With precision timing and movement, two performers expertly manoeuvre shadow puppets so that they interact with the animations and illustrations. The performers and their processes are directly illuminated by the projector, and attention is drawn equally to them and the screen. At The End Of Everything Else brings backstage action to the fore, creating a layered performance out of the energy used to produce it, the performers, puppets and technical wizadry needed to create it, and the actual story itself. Whilst fascinating, perhaps watching the doing and making creates a distancing barrier that prevents the audience engaging with the narrative. Or maybe it's because the characters' faces are mostly indistinct and un-animated – usually shadow puppets, sometimes a still image, and voiced by a hard-to-see narrator, cycling at the back of a gloomy stage. Whatever the reason, At The End Of Everything Else lacks the emotional impact that made Something Very Far Away so memorable.
When Icka finds her best friend Tito, he is trapped on a plastic island just like the Great Pacific garbage patch – as the world's rubbish is dumped in the sea, currents collect it together into an almighty clump. She can't rescue him alone, and now that the environmental message really kicks in: it's possible for us to make a difference, as long as we work together. Here the audience are truly able to engage and get involved (maybe even invited on stage!), in a clever take on Peter Pan's clapping hands to save Tinkerbell. Writer and director Mark Arends has created another generous work that never patronises it's young audience.
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Total Overhaul for 'Chaotic' Brussels Ring Road
From in 2019, the notorious R0 Brussels ring road will be completely redeveloped in a controversial move to separate local and through traffic.
Also, big fine for Portugal truck breaking double-manning rest rules in France. The first vehicles on the European Truck Platooning Challenge leave Sweden. Soon illegal to smoke in cars with kids in Gibraltar.
Local and through traffic separated to reduce accidents and delays.
The first section of the R0 Brussels ring road opened in 1958 in the west with the rest opening in stages until 1977. Photo WerkenAanDeRing.be. See more photos.
Separating local and through traffic will reduce accidents and delays on the Brussels ring road according to new redevelopment plans published this week.
With 102,000 vehicle crossings each day, R0 is one of the busiest roads in Belgium (and Europe).
It is also one of the most accident prone with 1100 separate incidents in 2014, an average of more than three per day.
Currently there is a junction approximately every five hundred meters resulting in frequent lane changes. In the future this will be reduced to five 'choice zones' where drivers have 2km to switch between local and through lanes.
According to the Flemish government, 'Not only the hard infrastructure of the Ring but also the way traffic is organized is outdated. In some places there are five or six lanes next to each other without any separation. The result is a chaotic road layout of cars and trucks crisscrossing each other and thus there is an increased risk of accidents.
With the redesign, the Ring gets more than 20 kilometers of parallel lanes for local traffic. The separation of through and local traffic will do away with dangerous weaving manoeuvers on the Ring.'
Not everyone is a fan. In its 2016 Country Report on Belgium, the European Commission said, 'Upgrading the northern section of the Brussels ring road would involve creating special lanes for local and transit traffic. There are concerns that an initial reduction in congestion could attract new traffic, ultimately leaving congestion unchanged and actually increasing pollution.'
However, the government points to a similar scheme on the A2 Eindhoven bypass in 2009 which apparently saw a sharp drop in accidents and congestion.
Work on R0 starts in 2019 and is estimated to cost €1.2 billion. An end date will be announced after tenders are issued but the refurb should take less than ten years. Final plans should be published at the end of this year or in early 2017.
In addition there will also be 40km of new cycle lanes, an 'ecobridge' for wild life (and people) at Laarbeekbos in the west and three new tram lines.
The major interchanges, with the E40 west and east and the E19 and A12 to Antwerp will also be overhauled.
Whether the speed limit will be lowered from its current 120kmh remains an open issue. New enforcement technology is integral to the plans and likely to take the form of average speed detectors.
The first vehicles competing on the European Truck Platooning Challenge left Stockholm this lunchtime. Three Scania R 410s departed the factory in Sodertalje heading for Rotterdam for next Wednesday (6 April). For the first leg to Malmo they will be in full 32m guise before dropping the second trailer for the rest of the 1500km trip. Scania is one of six European manufacturers taking part. The idea is to test semi-autonomous 'platooning' technology in real-life conditions. Positioned around 10 meters apart, reduced drag can save 10 percent of fuel says the firm. The following drivers take their lead from the vehicle in front but remain in control at all times and can leave the platoon at any time. The Platooning Challenge is organised under the current Dutch EU Presidency – see more. Photo @ScaniaGroup
roundup: FRANCE. Interesting that a story about the abuse of double-manning driving time should emerge as France's apparent new rules on the practice are under fire from the EU. A Portuguese-registered truck was detained last Saturday with the drivers found to have driven for 49 hours almost non-stop according to AutrouteInfo.fr. Total breaks in that time mounted to 45 minutes. The vehicle was picked up at the A83-A10 interchange in Deux-Sevres near Niort. It was allowed to proceed the next day after the drivers were rested and a €9000 deposit was paid. 'This is extremely dangerous in terms of road safety and this is, moreover, unfair competition vis-à-vis other carriers,' the local police chief told Le Parisien – incidentally picking up on the other major issue in French haulage at the moment – unfair competition – the subject of a nationwide protest on Saturday 9 April. Needless to say, unions were upset to hear the minister of Transport say this weekend he was opposed to any change in competition or cabotage rules – though he did say a report was due on 15 April which could point the way to increased controls on vehicles. GIBRALTAR. Smoking in enclosed vehicles with children present is an offence as of Thursday (31 March). A child is defined as someone under the age of 18 says the release from Government of Gibraltar – though it doesn't mention the penalty. An enclosed vehicle is one covered 'wholly or partly by a roof'. It is already an offence to smoke in enclosed public spaces and public service vehicles in Gibraltar. Similar rules exist in the UK, France and Italy.
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TRUSTEE VIEWPOINT | Finding Home Away from Home
By Jaewon Sim | September 4, 2019
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I still vividly remember my first semester at Cornell as a newcomer wearing a shiny ID on the red "Tatkon Center" lanyard. Early freshman year was many things, but it mostly boiled down to two activities: sporting my fashionable "Hello, my name is ____" sticker and strutting down College Ave. in my massive O-Week group with only Google Maps to guide us to a party we had found on Facebook.
Now a junior, I've been here long enough to feel at home that I rarely walk through Collegetown in groups larger than three. But watching — from the eHub window seats — the new generation of Cornellians engage in these freshmen processions makes me reflect on my own arrival on the Hill.
As an early decision applicant whose first choice was Cornell, receiving my red "Welcome to Cornell" envelope was the achievement of my lifetime. And having spent the eight-month wait until college watching "Glorious to View (Full Version)" and "Glorious to View (Short Version)" at least 73 times each, my excitement about life at Cornell was at an all-time high.
So I kicked off my first year dreaming about all the wonders Cornell would have in store for me, but, oh boy, was college full of the unexpected.
The pinnacle of my freshman year career speaks for its anxiety-filled chaos pretty well. It was the epic season finale: missing my Campus-to-Campus bus by a minute, running after it only to watch it leave without me, and hitchhiking my way to the Vet College lot — the last on-campus stop — after two unsuccessful attempts to find help. I am eternally grateful for the kind then-junior who, without any hesitation, rescued me from missing my JFK flight back to Seoul.
I also had not envisioned spending Friday nights in my room watching Netflix and — through the Clara Dickson windows — see other freshmen head down to Collegetown parties. As a non-drinker, it felt as if there was practically no difference between being alone in my room or being the only uninebriated kid at a party. I soon realized that the dozens of icebreakers during classes, orientation and floor meetings weren't going to make my freshman year the "Time of Our Lives ™" experience as promised.
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To make things worse, I often felt out of place and homesick, always reminded that I was halfway across the globe from family without anyone to rely on. Living in four countries and moving schools 10 times during that period, I was confident that the move to Cornell would be a smooth one. But it wasn't, and the experience hadn't made adjusting any easier. On many days in early freshman year, calling home at night or in the morning — when Eastern Time and Korean Standard Time aligned — was the highlight of my day.
Like any other major leap you'll take in life, your transition to college may be a journey with many bumps and twists — and buses that depart without you. But know that you are not alone in this. This particular leap is one that countless Cornellians who have come before us have already taken.
I will tell you quite confidently that you will find your place despite the struggles of your first year. Whether your home is a 16-hour flight, a two-hour layover and a six-hour bus ride away or a quick TCAT ride downtown, you will find your new, second home here at Cornell.
Nevertheless, I will also tell you that this process is a deliberate one. Take some time to get out, explore, and join organizations that you click with. Join the Student Assembly and advocate for support resources for incoming freshmen and transfers. Become a member of the International Students Union and run programs that will help the next generation of students settle in on the Hill. Join a project team and meet students that share your enthusiasm. But whatever you do, don't be the freshman me, who thought "finding my people" meant trying to fit in with the nearest group of students I saw, in fear of missing out.
Cornell is full of resources to support you throughout this challenging time of change and growth, but they are only as helpful as you let them be. Take benefit of these, but also remember to give yourself time to adjust.
As someone who struggled to find a sense of belonging in the first few months of life in Ithaca, I am rooting for your success. I hope that by the time you realize what an extraordinary community we have here on a picturesque campus like no other, you too will be passing the halfway mark of your own Cornell career, reminiscing about your rather turbulent arrival on this Hill.
First-year students, I can't wait to see you make your four years the Time of Your Life, with friends you'll proudly call your family away from home.
Welcome to Cornell.
Jaewon Sim is an undergraduate student-elected member of the Board of Trustees and a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences. Comments may be sent to [email protected] Trustee Viewpoint runs every other Thursday this semester.
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Jaewon Sim is an undergraduate student-elected member of the Cornell University Board of Trustees and a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Rubber bands are something that everyone with braces has to deal with, especially in the bite-fixing phase of their orthodontic treatment. As this is a long and difficult stage of the process, many may wonder: what do the braces rubber bands do exactly? What is their purpose? Why do we wear them, and can we ever take them off? This article will address these questions. Read on to get a better understanding of the purpose of the elastics for braces.
There are two core categories of these orthodontic elastics: ligatures, and inter-arch elastics. The latter are also known as rubber bands for braces.
Ligatures are the small elastics that you put around every little bracket. They hold the archwire in place on the slot of the bracket. Usually they come in a variety of fun colors which children love. More subtle colors are available for adults. They help pull and push teeth in a given direction.
Inter-arch elastics are a bit larger, and they also come in an assortment of colors. They apply pressure to the jaw to correct its alignment opposed to the individual teeth. This helps to fix any sort of a poor bite, such as an overbite or underbite. They can be applied in many different ways. The most common is the inter-arch, meaning from the top to the bottom.
Inter-arch bands are connected to the brackets with hooks. They usually connect the top tooth bracket to the bottom tooth bracket. This helps change the position of the teeth in the mouth, as well as the position of the jaw. Thus, they ensure that the teeth line up correctly.
How and When to Wear the Braces Rubber Bands?
This section will help you to understand the importance of wearing your elastics.
When the rubber bands are placed in a patient's mouth, the orthodontist will give clear instructions on how to wear them. Even though rubber bands will usually cause more discomfort, inconvenience, and even pain to their wearers, following the directions that are given will keep your treatment on schedule and deliver optimal results. This will help you avoid prolonging the treatment process.
Not be doubled up. It will not save time as it might seem it could. Actually, it will only add unnecessary pressure, which in turn will slow down the movement of teeth, possibly causing damage.
When wearing braces rubber bands, it is recommended to take them off, discard them totally and replace them with brand new ones several times a day. Depending on the thickness and strength of the elastics, you may need to replace them up to 4 times a day. It is for this reason that you should keep a pack of rubber bands on you wherever you go.
We strongly advise you to change them at least once per day. This is important to do, even if they do not break, since they will lose their strength and elasticity over time.
The orthodontic office will provide you with complete instructions on how to remove and replace the bands. Instructions may vary between patients. You will be able to change the rubber bands for braces by yourself with just a little practice. Most patients will figure out how to change and remove them without professional help after a couple of days worth of practice. Keep in mind that soreness of the jaws, teeth and mouth is normal as you adjust to wearing elastics.
With both types of orthodontic bands, both those around the brackets and the inter-arch elastics, it is imperative that you keep them on 24 hours a day, except to change them. Not doing so will prolong the treatment process and make the discomfort last much longer than is necessary.
Changing them once a day is also recommended. Just by following the instructions given by your orthodontist, you will be well on your way to changing them yourself in no time.
It is very important to wear the dental rubber bands on braces to straighten your teeth and fix a poor bite. Remember that they come in a crucial stage of your orthodontic treatment. That is why you should carefully follow all the instructions of your orthodontist. You will have to replace them a few times a day, and only take them off when you eat, floss, or brush your teeth. You do not need to worry about the pain, as they are completely pain-free after a few days of consistent wearing. Please let us know what has your experience been with orthodontic rubber bands on braces? Share it with us in the "Comments" section.
I had always wondered why my friends with braces would wear rubber bands in their mouths on them. This gave such a great explanation! Thank you!
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incarceration is all I know.
they are my tomb and my home.
there is barely room to breathe.
would be senseless and naïve.
I have seen my friends before me.
I've heard their gasping breath.
as they near the valley of death.
would closer my final hour.
Then why gift me with a life?
Can't you hear our shouts for justice?
Can't you hear our mournful cries?
Can't you witness our fear-ridden bodies?
Please God won't you open your eyes?
and our hearts they beat the same.
would beg them to drop the knife.
then these are the words I would say.
that it should never have been this way.
let us feel life's glory.
and please listen to the words of my story.


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Choose from 158 hotels and guest houses in Highland. Shown below a just a selection of the hotels available. To search within an area please use the menu on the right.
The home of Highlanders for generations. An old Inn, relaxed lounge bar with history & home cooking. Angler, Golfer, Family & Doggie friendly. The village inn for 300 years, the 'Caley' is that rare blend of the past and the present. One of the few Scottish establishments where hospitality is still dispensed by original Highlanders. All bedrooms are on the first floor; most overlook the 'Britain in Bloom' square.
This family-run establishment is 5 minutes' walk from train and bus stations, and 2 minutes' walk from the High Street and restaurants. Hosts Wilma and Jim have run 6 Caberfeidh as a B&B for 18 years and have many return-customers and friends. Jim has a taxi for tours and local runs and can help with local knowledge and advice on where to go for day trips etc. The cosy Tourist Board-rated establishment has en suite rooms, and offers a choice of vegetarian, continental and full Scottish breakfast. There is also a nice four-poster room with a corner bath and a view over the loch.
Close to the centre of Scotland's fastest-growing city, this attractive Victorian building offers free on-site parking, free Wi-Fi, hearty breakfasts and stylish and modern en suite rooms. Bannerman Bed and Breakfast is within walking distance of the very heart of Inverness, a beautiful, thriving modern city, surrounded by stunning scenery. On the main tourist route to Loch Ness and Fort William, this 3-star bed and breakfast is also a great base from which to explore the local countryside and the Highlands. All of the light and airy en suite rooms have power showers, hairdryers, tea/coffee making facilities and TVs with Freeview digital channels. Bannerman Bed and Breakfast is privately owned and run by your host, Alison Cameron. With just 4 rooms, the bed and breakfast offers attentive, individual service, a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and tasty home-cooked breakfasts.
In the beautiful countryside of the Cairngorm National Park, this luxury guest house has been awarded 5 stars by VisitScotland and 5 Gold Stars by the AA in 2009. Ard-na-Coille offers luxury accommodation and stunning views. The guest house is in the heart of the Scottish Highlands and ideally located for skiing, sightseeing, walking, golfing or for a romantic break. The guest house is furnished to a very high standard and has many original features. Ard-na-Coille featured in the popular Monarch of the Glen BBC TV programme as Glenbogle Golf Club. Many of the cast members stayed in the guest house during filming.
The Loch Ness Inn is conveniently located between Drumnadrochit and Urquhart Castle in the village of Lewiston, near the Great Glen Way. It is 15 miles (24 km) from Inverness and set in the heart of the local Scottish Highland community where you will meet hikers, tourists and locals in friendly, comfortable surroundings. The rooms are simple but comfortable, and the restaurant and bar are cosy and elegant. Refresh with a beer from Cairngorm or Isle of Skye after a day on The Great Glen Way.
Situated in the heart of Inverness, this luxurious new Boutique hotel, bar and restaurant boasts a convenient setting within a few minutes' walk of the High Street and Inverness Castle. Winners of Scottish Hotel of the Year 2006 and 2007, Scottish Boutique Hotel of the Year 2007, Scottish Small City Hotel of the year 2008 and Conde Nast Johansens Most Excellent UK City Hotel 2008, Rocpol Reserve offers you an indulgent stay in the Scottish Highlands. An exclusive hideaway in the centre of the city, Rocpol is within 20 minutes of Inverness Airport and approximately 5 minutes from Inverness bus and train stations, making all local attractions easily accessible.
Overlooking the shore of Loch Linnhe and with magnificent views of the Ardgour Hills, this Victorian guest house is just 5 minutes' walk from the town centre. A warm Scottish welcome awaits you at Ashburn Guest House, where proprietors Christine and Willie MacDonald will greet you with genuine Highland hospitality, traditional home cooking and 6-feet wide super king-size beds. There is ample free private parking and free broadband wireless access available. Other features of the guest house include a guest lounge and storage for luggage and bicycles.
In a stunning location, between the mighty Glencoe Mountains, this baronial Highland hotel offers an irresistible blend of history and style with modern comforts and luxuries. Make yourself at home at one of Scotland's most famous hotels: The Ballachulish. Situated in a breathtaking setting by the loch, at the foot of Glencoe, the Ballachulish Hotel features the B?las Bar and Bistro and offers a warm welcome and comfort all year round. All of the beautiful rooms reflect the region's Highland heritage and many of the rooms have stunning views of the loch and of the breathtaking mountain scenery all around. The more adventurous can explore the west coast from this base, or discover many local activities and attractions, from golf to the great outdoors. All guest can enjoy complimentary use of the nearby leisure centre with its swimming pool, jacuzzi, bio-sauna and exercise room.
All our rooms come with all the features that will make your stay a real treat. The attitude of total flexibility at the Priory is one of its great features - early check-in, late check-out, breakfast until lunchtime and room service that will deliver anything from Champagne and smoked salmon to lager and pizza. The Priory is an ideal location for enjoying the unspoilt beauty of the North and West Highlands of Scotland. Run by the same owners since 1972 the hotel has gained and retains an excellent reputation for quality and value for money. Having undergone major refurbishment in the 1990's, the Priory now enjoys its standing as one of the premier hotels in the North. The above combined with friendly and efficient service will ensure your stay is enjoyable and memorable.
Set in 21 acres of mature parkland and gardens, bordering Nairn Golf Course - host of the Walker Cup in 1999. The Newton Hotel, with 56 bedrooms, is an imposing building in a secluded location. Built as a family home in 1872 and a hotel since 1951, in recent years The Newton has seen a number of improvements, including refurbishment of all bedrooms in the original building as well as the addition of The Highland Conference Centre and a wing of spacious master bedrooms.
Situated in the heart of a picturesque Highland village on the east coast of Scotland, this contemporary country hotel rejects modern day distractions in favour of a haven of peace. In an effort to keep alive what this region stands for, the hotel has invested in natural history and art, and retains much of its original charm, including the woodwork and panelling which glow with the warmth of open log fires. With no TVs and telephones in the rooms, you can absorb the peace and quiet. Built in 1816, the Bridge Hotel is steeped in history and tradition, with the famous Helmsdale River running right past it. Served by 2 airports - Inverness and Wick - it is conveniently situated on the main axis between Inverness, Thurso and John O'Groats, the most northern point of mainland Scotland, and a perfect base for exploring the wonders of the Highlands.
Fully refurbished, small, elegant family-run, non-smoking hotel with stunning sea view over Moray Firth. A 4 star small hotel offering the highest standards of comfort and Highland hospitality where guests like to return. Bedrooms individually styled with many personal touches and panoramic sea view. Excellent cuisine prepared from fresh local produce and seafood. Restaurant with sea view and ambiance. Perfect base for exploring the beautiful Highlands, Loch Ness, whisky trail, castles, golfing, walking etc.
Set within Cairngorm National Park, this hotel is the ideal base for touring the north of Scotland, with its mountain ranges, forests, lochs and river valleys. Highlander Hotel is situated in the picturesque village of Newtonmore in the majestic beauty of the Highlands of Scotland. The hotel is ideally situated to offer a huge range of outdoor activities from energetic skiing to the peace and quiet of relaxation in the hills and glens. In addition, Loch Ness, Ben Nevis and Balmoral are all easily reached on a day trip. The hotel is renowned for its friendly atmosphere and great food, and the well stocked bar gives you the perfect opportunity to sample many of the malt whiskies for which the area is famous. The varied menus take full advantage of excellent, fresh, local produce.
This small, friendly country hotel is ideally situated for exploring either the Highlands of Scotland, or shopping and theatre-going in Inverness. Free Wi-Fi for all guests. Although only 3.2 km (2 miles) from the centre of Inverness, Glen Druidh House enjoys a quiet country location. Breakfast is anything from croissants, fresh coffee and organic orange juice; to a full Scottish breakfast, with black pudding. It's all freshly cooked and ordered from the menu: select as much as you like. Dinner is available by reservation. Snacks are available in the bar. All rooms and suites have en suite bathrooms. The suites have a bedroom and sitting room. All are furnished in the style of the building with views of the gardens and woods. Watch the badgers in the hotel grounds all year - bring your camera. Glen Druidh is totally non-smoking throughout the house and gardens.
Spacious, new, and very well equipped, these seafront apartments are on the inner Moray Firth, at the centre of friendly Ardersier village, east of Inverness and ideal for the airport. The 1,2 and 3-bedroom apartments offer relaxed comfort and breathtaking views. Dolphin Bay Suites are perfect for work, shopping and Highland hopping. They are convenient for the retail park, business park and the A9, as well as Raigmore and Culloden. There is easy, ample parking available.
Beautiful centuries old house in private grounds with spectacular views across to Spey Valley to the Cairngorm Mountains. The house has been fully restored and modernised by the present owners to include a highly acclaimed French style restaurant which utilises the best of the local produce. It is the Auld Alliance ethos to make your visit a truly memorable one. We pride ourselves on ambience, hospitality, and the 'French gastronomic experience.
This Highland retreat has peaceful, secluded grounds and views over the mountains. Columba House offers excellent customer care, delicious food and a cosy bar. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Cairngorm National Park. Columba House has a quiet, adult atmosphere and modern facilities. The hotel is near Aviemore and Loch Ness. The Highland Wildlife Park is a few minutes from Columba House.
A small bed and breakfast in the Highland village of Newtonmore, ideally located for walking, bird watching and exploring the beautiful countryside around the Cairngorms. An 18-hole golf course is within walking distance, and other local attractions and beauty spots are nearby. The attractive, Swiss-style house features comfortable, well-equipped rooms complete with en suite showers, hospitality trays and TVs. There is also a guest lounge with a selection of books, and a light and airy dining room.
Perfectly situated in the Cairngorms National Park, Clune House is a friendly, family-run bed and breakfast, surrounded by picturesque mountainside and wildlife. Eco-friendly Clune House holds a Silver Award for Green Tourism, and offers a hearty breakfast made from local produce. Clune House offers comfortably furnished rooms, some with en suite facilities. There is also a shared private bathroom that has a luxurious spa bath. A mountain bike centre, a water-sport centre, a championship golf course and a riding centre are nearby. The surrounding area is perfect for beautiful walks.
The Windsor Hotel is set only a few miles from Inverness and in the best residential area of Nairn. One of the closest hotels to Inverness Airport and near to the major trunk routes. The Windsor Hotel is set only a few miles from Inverness and in the best residential area of Nairn within three minutes walking distance of the town centre. Beautiful sandy beaches, putting green, children's adventure play park, swimming pool, squash courts and full leisure facilities are also within easy reach of the hotel. Nairn, with its unique micro climate, is an ideal touring centre for the Highlands of Scotland, close to Inverness, Loch Ness and all that it has to offer. Only 15 minutes from Cawdor Castle and Culloden Battlefield. It is a perfect break whatever your interest - Whiskey Trail, Heritage, Touring, Walking and Golfing.
This modern, fresh hotel in Inverness city centre is a 10-minute drive from Loch Ness. Rooms are bright, colourful, and have power showers. There is free Wi-Fi in public areas. Ramada Encore Inverness is well located for the restaurants, shops and attractions of Inverness. Inverness Train Station is a short walk away. Hub Bar & Restaurant is an informal, friendly place for drinks and meals.
In the heart of Inverness city centre, these luxury serviced apartments offer stylish city living, with free Wi-Fi and free, secure underground parking. Highland Apartments offer luxurious accommodation in the centre of Inverness, the capital of the Scottish Highlands. The apartments are all less than 5 minutes' walk from the city's shops, restaurants, bars and cafes. There are 2 Victorian apartments situated above the city centre in the prestigious Crown district. There are also 7 stylish and contemporary city apartments in a fabulous location, many of them overlooking the River Ness in the city centre itself. Each apartment has a CD player, a radio and a TV with Freeview digital channels and a DVD player. Every apartment comes complete with a welcome pack and has a washer/dryer and a fully fitted kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave.
The Dunollie Hotel has magnificent views across the sea to Loch Kishorn and the Applecross Hills. The bright, airy restaurant has an excellent reputation locally, and looks out across the water where dolphins and whales can occasionally be sighted. There are similarly splendid views from many of the shore-side bedrooms. There hotel has a bar offering local malt whisky and ales.
Built in the late 1870s, this imposing Victorian building is set in 3 acres of picturesque countryside only 5 minutes from the town centre of historic Tain. The Mansfield Castle Hotel offers award-winning cuisine and magnificent oak panelling throughout. It is one hour from Inverness Airport, and is positioned in the heart of the Highlands. Mansfield Castle is a perfect venue for weddings, a short break or for golfers. Superior rooms are located in the castle and standard rooms are located in the beautiful garden wing, attached to the castle via a corridor. All guests are welcome to use the gorgeous residents' reading lounge.
Originally a Scottish mansion house, the hotel is set in 4 acres of beautiful gardens and is just one mile from the city centre, with free car parking. With a swimming pool, spa bath, steam room and sauna, the club provides an admired leisure facility complemented by 2 fully equipped fitness rooms. The Leisure Club is open daily and also features a hair and beauty salon. The Kingsmills Restaurant offers excellent food and fine wine with the option of all-day dining in the conservatory lounge area. The hotel is ideally situated for visiting Loch Ness, Culloden, Cawdor Castle, Fort George, and the Cairngorm National Park for walking in summer and skiing in the winter.
In Auchterawe Forest, this "country house in the woods" offers peace and quiet in a relaxed atmosphere, 2 miles (3.2 km) from Loch Ness and Fort Augustus village. You are offered a warm, friendly, family welcome at Auchterawe Country House. A converted former Scottish Farmhouse, it is an ideal base from which to tour the Highlands of Scotland. There are many hill, mountain tracks and riverside walks just outside the door. From your bedroom window, or in the conservatory, you can admire views of the Great Glen Mountain Range. Relax in the Guest lounge in front of the log fire or play a game of pool.
In the heart of the stunning natural beauty of the Cairngorms National Park, this century-old hotel combines traditional charm with modern facilities, including heated indoor swimming pool and a sauna. The Balavil Hotel is situated in the cosy Highland village of Newtonmore, surrounded by the Cairngorms, one of the most breathtaking natural landscapes in Scotland, The hotel is over 100 years old and still boasts beautiful original features and period character and charm. The interior consists of open fires, a wood-panelled bar and a warm, friendly Scottish atmosphere. All of the hotel's rooms have en suite bathrooms and each room has a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. All guests can use the heated indoor swimming pool and the sauna, free of charge. The Balavil Hotel extends a warm Highland welcome to all guests.
With the Ben Nevis mountain range as its backdrop, Stronlossit offers warm Highland hospitality in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The welcoming inn-style hotel is a perfect base for touring the Highlands, and a great place to enjoy outdoor activities. The Stronlossit Inn offers delicious food and comfortable en suite rooms.


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Q: Rebuilding a tree I have a tree in the below form:
Node[0]:
       type: "element",
       name: "div",
       data: "",
       attributes:{"class":"wrapper"},
       children:
                Node[0]:
                        type: "text",
                        name: "",
                        data: "Hello",
                        attributes: {},
                        children: null,
                Node[1]:
                        type: "element",
                        name: "span",
                        data: "",
                        attributes: {"class:leftMenu", "class:Applyshadow"},
                        children:
                                 Node[0]:
                                        type: "text",
                                        name: "",
                                        data: "World!",
                                        attributes: {},
                                        children: null
Node[1]:
       type: "element",
       name: "div",
       data: "",
       attributes: {"class":"secondDiv", "id":"submit"},
       children: null

A node of type "element" can have children and if it does the children are stored as a vector of nodes. I am trying to rebuild the tree with the following class:
struct Attribute{
    std::string name;
    std::string value;
};

struct Node{
    std::string type;
    std::string name;
    std::string data;
    std::vector<Attribute> attributes;
    std::vector<Node> children;
 };

class HtmlTree{
    public:
        std::vector<Node> nodes;
        void buildTree(GumboNode*)
}

The tree structure comes from gumboNode which is part of gumboParser and in the implementation for the buildTree method I am able to print all the nodes in the tree but stuck on how to store it in the nodes vector.
Void HtmlTree::buildTree(GumboNode* root){
    print root->type
    vector children = root->children;
    for each child in children:
        if child->type == "element":
            print child->type;
            buildTree(child)
        elif child->type == "text":
            print child->type;
}

The above Pseudocode prints the type for all the nodes in the tree..can someone help me out on a way to utilize the same recursive approach to store all the nodes in the vector nodes?

A: Do you have in mind something like this?
void HtmlTree::buildTree(GumboNode *root) {
    nodes = buildTreeImp(root) ;
}

Node HtmlTree::buildTreeImp(GumboNode* root){
    Node result ;
    vector children = root->children;
    for each child in children:
        if child->type == "element": {
            nodes.push_back(buildTree(child))
        elif child->type == "text": {
            Node text_node ;
            text_node.type = child.type ;
            // set other attributes
            nodes.push_back(text_node) ;
    }
}


Teeth naturally deteriorate over time. When a tooth has deteriorate substantially (due to decay, fracture or normal wear), it often needs to be extracted. When a patient is missing multiple teeth, dentures are a treatment option for the replacement of those teeth. Dentures can create natural and healthy looking teeth. A properly fitting set of dentures can greatly enhance your smile and sense of self-esteem.
Complete dentures are used when few or no original teeth remain. Complete dentures replace all of the teeth on the top or bottom (or both) of your mouth and are customized to fit your mouth. The dentist begins by removing any remaining teeth so the dentures can be fabricated. The dentist then takes impressions to create a mold of your gums. These molds are sent to a dental lab where customized dentures are constructed.
Partial dentures are prepared in much the same way as complete dentures except that some healthy natural teeth remain in your mouth.
Immediate dentures allows patients to have their dentures on the same day their teeth are removed. This prevents the embarrassment of being without teeth. As the extraction sites heal and the bone remodels, the denture will require adjustments and relining to make it fit better. When the healing process is complete a new denture may be required.


It's that time of year again when we begin the struggle to find the perfect costume to wear for Halloween! Here in the SEO team we have been brainstorming the many ideas of potential costumes; we've had zombies, vampires and of course the traditional bed sheet ghost. However gone are the days when we worried about monsters beneath the bed and ghouls behind the curtain, now we dread the creeping of a penguin on the SERP, the looming presence of no-follow links and double trouble duplicate content.
So nothing too scary here, but there's no denying if you get hashtagging wrong it is a social fail ! Implement too many and you end up appearing spammy and annoying your followers – too few and you fail to reach a good size audience.
For this costume all you need to do is grab some cardboard, cut out a hashtag symbol, attach it to yourself and strut your stuff !
Spam is Google's worse enemy and with it ours, whether it be spammy links, anchor text, keyword stuffing or invisible text, its a big no-no in SEO.
We've seen some great spam costumes, however our favourite has to be the all-round body tin ! This costume will take a lot of work however it will be worth it ! Plus even your non-internet savvy friends will see the funny side !
We've all encountered those Bloggers who are just in it for the money and fancy themselves the next Zoella, however in the majority of cases the value of the website just doesn't pay off the cost of advertising.
For the costume think bling !
Think Google's friendly algorithm animals and there are a fair few to choose between now; whether it be a Panda,Penguin, Hummingbird or a Pigeon, being hit by one of these guys is the nightmare of the SEO world.
We spotted this Halloween costume while taking a peek at past costumes at SEO gatherings and we have to say this is a great idea ! Don a Google t-shirt, and take t-shirt pens or a whiteboard & pen along with you to the party have 'Add Words' to your outfit !
No one likes duplicate content (esp. Google), for this costume all you need is a twin or an awesome best friend to 'duplicate' your outfit to create this fashion faux pas but SEO costume masterpiece.
There's nothing wrong with being a goody at Halloween, these Link Ninja's are the ultimate in quality link building; whether Google will forever allow links to have value is debatable however for now these are one small way we can arm against a hit. For the costume simply get yourself a ninja outfit and create some massive links out of tin foil – job done.
Robots are the search engines minions who crawl and index our web pages, whether you want to dress up as the standard robot or go for the much more friendly mozbot Roger its up to you, but all you need is tin foil and some cardboard boxed (oh and a robot walk) .
There's an ongoing battle in the SEO world between Black-Hat and White-Hat SEO'ers but which side will you pick? For this outfit you can take on an alter ego approach and go one side white hat and one side black or team up with a friend and go as the dueling duo.
Error 404 – webpage not found? well in this instance it's costume not found. By far the simplest of the costumes but our favourite. Grab a t-shirt and scribble on the error so everyone knows just why you're not dressed in a bed sheet or covered in blood.


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Machine Learning Founding Father Andrew Ng Leads $175-Million A.I. Startup Fund
Former Google Brain founder and Baidu chief scientist Andrew Ng is not alone in his belief that A.I. still has not even broached its potential for application and enhancement across countless sectors. In fact, as one of the foremost authorities on machine learning and artificial intelligence, Ng's announcement of a $175-million fund for A.I. startups in partnership with deep-pocketed private equity firms NEA, Sequoia, Greylock Partners and the SoftBank Group confirmed the optimism with which the most savvy investors view A.I.
There is so much capital globally that wants to go into AI, so frankly, our fundraising process was very painless, Ng told TechCrunch. If you see this wave of value creation coming, there aren't a lot of investment vehicles for them. If you look around the world, there are only some investors to really build AI businesses.
Ng's background makes him uniquely qualified to head up a project that selects startups in the artificial intelligence field for funding. As a computer science professor at Stanford about ten years ago, Ng encountered the 'one algorithm' hypothesis of artificial intelligence, which posited that, contrary to prior thought, it would take thousands of parts working in concert for machines to think in a way resembling humans.
His interest in and capability for expanding the possibilities of deep machine learning led him to Google, where he founded and led the Google Brain team, a project that sought to meld computer science with neuroscience, the result being a leap in capability of machine learning not previously possible. The result of the Google Brain project was several new software that private companies could use to improve their daily operations, including TensorFlow. Essentially, these programs input large data sets into software created by Ng's team, allowing the machines to learn based on the specific process at hand.
Ng is nothing short of a Founding Father of machine learning and A.I., and the $175 million investment is, more than anything, an endorsement of Ng and his eye for the next great A.I. startups. Since leaving Baidu in early 2017, Ng has been somewhat of a freelancer, applying A.I. to manufacturing with Landing.ai – the first project associated with the fund – and offering a wider array of deep learning courses through his Coursera platform with Deeplearning.ai.
The newly established fund won't take pitches, at least not at this time, saving the founders of those companies time that they would have to spend persuading investors to buy in. That's where Ng's deep knowledge of machine learning and A.I. comes in, as he will use his unique eye to tap the projects and companies with the greatest potential.
Once a project is selected, Ng will bring the companies in-house to found and build the businesses in his role as general partner of the fund. This process will be somewhat secretive, allowing the founders to unveil their babies only when they are ready, thanks to the funding from Ng's group. He also plans to invest in global training that will allow those put out of work by A.I. to pivot into a new career by attaining new skills.
I want to make sure every person can gain the skills needed to thrive in the AI economy, and every person has a shot at meaningful work, he wrote in his blog post announcing the fund.


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24:30(Blumenthal): "The MTA has blood on its hands, but the blame belongs to the federal oversight agency as well. The Federal Railway [sic] Administraton has simply failed to do its job... It has to be held accountable...for the law it failed to apply and enforce."
Will somebody please inform the Senator that the name of the federal agency involved is the Federal RailROAD Administration?
and now one of the Senator's can't get the name of the regulatory agency right.
If these people were running a railroad...that's a scary thought, so let's just say we're all better off that they aren't.
Usually, when a criminal indictment is issued, the indictment cites the sections of the criminal code that have been violated. We're not talking semantics here. We're talking law. So Mr. Szabo, or FRA's (R as is railROAD) chief counsel should ask the Senator to identify what sections of what law(s) FRA has failed to apply and enforce that have contributed to the deaths of these 6 people and the injury to approximately 140 others.
And we're not talking about "enabling," "facilitating," or creating an atmosphere. We're not talking about failure to provide a requested or required report to Congress. We're talking criminal evidence. "Blood on the hands" means criminal violence has occurred.
An unkind person might tell the Senator to put up or shut up. But that's the thing about being Senator. Nobody's ever unkind.
25:20(Blumenthal): "There were five recommendations on fatigue, two on cameras...all unimplemented and unenforced by the Federal Railway Administration."
You can accuse FRA, the Federal RailROAD Administration of lagging behind on certain issues. Fatigue is not one of those issues. Maybe the Federal Railway Administration has ignored issues of fatigue, but the agency that regulates railroads in the US-- that FRA has not.
FRA has initiated studies and sponsored investigations into fatigue for at least the last twenty years. It has made recommendations to railroads; it has sponsored, co-sponsored, endorsed pilot-projects. And here's a news flash, it has even revised regulations and instituted new requirements in order to mitigate the risk potential in the issue of fatigue. The hours of service law was recently changed to expand its coverage; provide more rest to those covered; and reduce the likelihood of what I like to call circadian arrythmia, where changes of shift put the employee into a fatigued condition.
Maybe I'm wrong, but I think if you read 228 Subpart F--Substantive Hours of Service Requirement for Train Employees Engaged in Commuter or Intercity Rail Transportation, adopted in 2011, you'll find some evidence to support my position.
27:16(Blumenthal): [In reference to the death the roadway worker (May 28, 2013) due to unauthorized removal of protection], "There was a requirement for a back-up system to protect workers and that system was never implemented."
Again, there is no such requirement. Unless the Congress chooses to enact recommendations from NTSB into law, if the Federal RailROAD administration does not submit the suggestions to the rule making process, they remain exactly that: recommendations. Does this matter? Yes, because the process by which regulations are themselves required to be vetted, debated, and even amended means all those (theoretically) with interests impacted by the proposed regulation can express those interests, improve the regulation where possible, and reach an understanding as to obligations about to be imposed.
If the Senator is frustrated by the slow, cumbersome, and imperfect nature of the rule-making process, where recommendations are not automatically regulations; where the regulatory agency does not even pursue certain recommendatons because, in its experience, with its expertise, it considers such suggestions unviable in the operating environment of a railroad, I understand. But that does not make the agency a "rogue" agency, a "lawless" organization. We can look back over the last 30 years; we can look at the trend in accidents and injuries; we can look at the regulations enacted and enforced; and we can say, from that evidence, this process has yielded benefits, sustained benefits.
Corrected November 1, 2014; section removed.


The Zebra models have a larger capacity and integrated inspection tray with a cleaning system to ensure the best possible handling of coins.
CTcoin's 5th generation alloy sensor technology boasts the highest counting accuracy which rejects foreign coins, counterfeit coins, tokens etc.
Coin feeder for large quantities of coins.
Large inspection tray with cleaning system.
Improved reject of foreign coins, tokens etc.
Counts up to 1100 coins/minute.
Counting of up to 20 different coin denominations.
2 different coin denominations can be shown in the two-line display.
Tilt sensor for easy cleaning of coin rail.
Programmable bag stops (by number or weight).
Coin tubing and bagging programme.
Zebra 301 – Value counter. Counts the value of mixed coin denominations.
Zebra 305 – Coin counter and sorter. Sorts up to 5 denominations.
Zebra 309 – Coin counter and sorter. Sorts into 9 outlets.
Zebra 309 E – Coin counter and sorter. Sort the coins into 9 outlets. Escrow function.
Zebra 309 ED – Coin sorter. Same as Zebra 309 SR, but with 10 extra collecting drawers.
Speed: Up to 1100 coins/minute.
Noise reducing material (30% reduction).
Non-sorting or sorting of up to 9 coin denominations.
Different coin denominations can be shown in the two-line display.
Coin tubing and bagging program.
Pelican 301 – Mixed coin counting machine with reject function.
Pelican 305 – Coin counter and sorter. Sorting of up to 5 denominations.
Pelican 309 – Coin counter and sorter. Sorting of up to 9 denominations..
Pelican 309 E – Same but with recount function.
Pelican 309 ED – Same as E but with 10 extra collecting drawers.
The Dolphin series is a robust, reliable and price competitive 1-pocket bank note counter. It comes in many variations, both as piece and mixed note counters. Depending on the model and type, the Dolphin has UV, 3D, MT, IR or MG sensors. The Dolphin 570+ is approved by ECB (European Central Bank).
Established in 1990, CTcoin A/S, Denmark has developed into one of the leading companies within the industry of bulk coin handling technologies. The products have been developed with a precise focus on quality, reliability, functionality and aesthetic design.
It is CTcoin's vision to build products that make a difference and technologies that create value, accountability and simplicity, whether achieved through intuitive operation and functionality, optimal cost/benefit relationship or accurate counting and sorting technologies.
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Having mastered most existing coin sets in the world and having a very capable distribution system to more than 50 countries requires specific knowledge and know-how, which CTcoin has been particularly curating over the years.
Many complimentary cash handling companies realize this and are now utilizing the well-known and recognized CTcoin coin technologies in their applications and products. The approved V5 sensor technology and the powerful ONE software package can't be matched by the competition, notably, OEM coin technology.


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Q: Spring Security: как поменять HTTP Status для response? При неудачной авторизации мне необходимо отдавать обратно статус 401. Поскольку у нас в проекте используется Spring Security, то и настройка авторизации настраивается через него:
        @Override
        protected void configure(HttpSecurity http) throws Exception {
            http
                    .authorizeRequests()
                    .antMatcher(ADMIN_MATCHERS)
                    .authorizeRequests()
                    .antMatchers(ADMIN_MATCHERS)
                    .access("hasRole('ADMIN')")
                    .anyRequest().authenticated()
                    .and()
                    .formLogin()
                    .usernameParameter(USERNAME)
                    .passwordParameter(PASSWORD)
                    .loginPage(ADMIN_LOGIN)
                    .permitAll()
                    .loginProcessingUrl("/admin/login/auth")
                    .failureHandler(customAuthFailureHandler)
                    .successHandler(successHandler())
                    .and()
                    .logout()
                    .logoutUrl("/admin/logout")
                    .logoutSuccessUrl(ADMIN_LOGIN)
                    .and()
                    .exceptionHandling()
                    .accessDeniedPage(ADMIN_LOGIN)
                    .and()
                    .csrf().disable()
                    .httpBasic();

Для обработки ошибки авторизации я, как мы видим, использовал failureHandler().
И написал кастомный обработчик:
@Component("customAuthFailureHandler")
public class CustomAuthFailureHandler extends SimpleUrlAuthenticationFailureHandler {
    private static final String ADMIN_LOGIN = "/admin/login";
    private static final Integer STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED = 401;
    private static final String RESPONSE_CODE_KEY = "Response-Code";
    private static final String RESPONSE_BAD_CREDENTIALS = "bad-credentials";

    @Override
    public void onAuthenticationFailure(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response, AuthenticationException exception) throws IOException, ServletException {
        response.setStatus(STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED);
        response.addHeader(RESPONSE_CODE_KEY, RESPONSE_BAD_CREDENTIALS);
        getRedirectStrategy().sendRedirect(request, response, ADMIN_LOGIN);
    }
}

Header пересылается без проблем, но вместо статуса 401 ответом приходит 302. То есть, определённый мной статус где-то затирается. Возможно, не нужно использовать sendRedirect?
Подскажите, пожалуйста, рабочее решение в рамках имеющегося кода.

A: В общем, выяснилось, что можно сделать или переадресацию с, допустим, хэдерами, но без HttpStatus, или добавить HttpStatus, но без переадресации. Так, чтоб был и статус, и переадресация, силами Spring Security сделать нельзя.
Я решил задачу следующим образом: создал другую jsp и поменял в настройках строчку
.failureHandler(customAuthFailureHandler)

на
.failureUrl(ADMIN_LOGIN_FAILED)

То же самое можно сделать и силами хэндлера.


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Cannabis Corpse Shares Some Baked Wisdom Before Heading Off To Tour
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The latest installment of the "Iron City Rocks" podcast (web site) features an interview with ANTHRAX bassist Frank Bello. The podcast is now available for streaming using the audio player below.
ANTHRAX's new album, "Worship Music", sold 28,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to land at position No. 12 on The Billboard 200 chart. The band's previous studio CD, 2003's "We've Come For You All", opened with just under 10,000 units to debut at No. 122.
The CD cover artwork for "Worship Music" was handled by renowned comic book artist Alex Ross, who has worked with Marvel Comics and DC Comics and is known for his "Marvels", "Kingdom Come", and "Astro City" illustrations. Ross also did the original artwork for ANTHRAX's "We've Come For You All" and "Music Of Mass Destruction" albums.
"Worship Music" was produced by ANTHRAX, Rob Caggiano and Jay Ruston and recorded over a four-year period at studios in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. Singer Joey Belladonna's return to the band prompted some of the songs originally recorded with previous singer Dan Nelson to be re-crafted with fresh lyrics or tweaked to better suit his overall vibe and energy. Some of the songs were completely replaced with brand-new songs and, of course, all have Belladonna's inimitable vocal stamp on them.
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