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From classification to wiring mode, the most comprehensive explanation of grounding transformer
The grounding transformer is referred to as grounding transformer for short. According to the filling medium, the grounding transformer can be divided into oil type and dry type; According to the number of phases, the grounding transformer can be divided into three-phase grounding transformer and single-phase grounding transformer. The function of the grounding transformer is to provide an artificial neutral point for the system with ungrounded neutral point, which is convenient for the use of arc suppression coil or small resistance grounding mode, so as to reduce the capacitance current to ground in case of grounding short circuit fault in the distribution network and improve the power supply reliability of the distribution system.
Analysis of Transformer Protection in Relay Protection
The transformer is a static device in continuous operation, which is relatively reliable in operation and has less chance of failure. However, since most of the transformers are installed outdoors, and are affected by the load during operation and the short-circuit fault of the power system, various faults and abnormal situations inevitably occur during operation.
When does magnetizing inrush current occur in transformers?
01 Inrush currentWhen a transformer is first energized, a phenomenon called magnetizing inrush occurs. Although inrush currents are generally not as disruptive as fault currents, the duration of magnetizing inrush currents is on the order of seconds (compared to periods with fault currents).
Troubleshooting of abnormal phenomena in transformers
Analysis of abnormal operation of transformersTransformer sound is abnormalAs soon as the transformer is connected to the power supply, there will be a buzzing sound, which is mainly due to the effect of high-voltage magnetic flux. During normal operation, the sound of the transformer is uniform. When there are other noises, you should carefully find the cause and deal with it.
The principle, structure and operation and maintenance of transformer gas protection
Gas protection is the main protection for transformer internal faults. It can act sensitively to transformer inter-turn and inter-layer short circuits, iron core faults, internal bushing faults, internal winding disconnection, insulation deterioration and oil level drop. When a fault occurs inside the oil-immersed transformer, the arc will decompose the insulating material and generate a large amount of gas, which flows from the oil tank to the oil pillow, and its intensity varies with the severity of the fault, reflecting the air flow and oil flow The action protection is called gas protection, also called gas protection. During the operation of the transformer, due to internal faults, sometimes we cannot identify and take measures in time, which is easy to cause some accidents. After the protection of the gas relay, the occurrence of similar incidents can be avoided to a certain extent.
How to judge and deal with these abnormal phenomena in transformers?
1. Analysis of abnormal operation of transformers(1) The sound of the transformer is abnormalAs soon as the transformer is connected to the power supply, there will be a buzzing sound, which is mainly due to the effect of high-voltage magnetic flux. During normal operation, the sound of the transformer is uniform. When there are other noises, you should carefully find the cause and deal with it.
Power Transformer Basics
1. Classification and models of power transformers2. 1. Classification by use3. (1) Step-up transformer: used by the power plant to transmit electricity to the outside.4. (2) Step-down transformer: The substation of the power supply bureau is used for voltage conversion.5. (3) Distribution transformer: used to supply power to users.6. (4) Plant transformer: Provides internal electricity for the power plant.7. (5) Transformer for station: Provide internal electricity for the substation.8. (6) Converter transformer: for DC power transmission, one side is connected to AC power, and one side is connected to the converter valve.9. (7) Rectifier transformer: used in thermal power plants to supply power to electrostatic precipitators.
Do you know what conditions are required for the parallel operation of transformers?
The parallel operation of transformers means that the primary windings of two or more transformers are connected in parallel on the busbar of the same voltage, and the secondary windings are connected in parallel on the busbar of another voltage.Its meaning is: when one transformer fails, other transformers running in parallel can still continue to operate to ensure the power consumption of important users; or when the transformer needs to be repaired, the standby transformer can be connected in parallel, and then the transformer to be repaired is powered off and repaired. , which can not only ensure the planned maintenance of the transformer, but also ensure that the power supply is not interrupted and improve the reliability of the power supply.
About transformers, you have to master the knowledge points!
1. What is a transformer?In the AC circuit, the device that increases or decreases the voltage is called a transformer. The transformer can convert any value of voltage into the voltage value we need with the same frequency to meet the requirements of electric energy transmission, distribution and use.For example, the electricity from a power plant has a low voltage level, and the voltage must be increased before it can be transported to a distant power consumption area. The power consumption area must be reduced to a suitable voltage level to supply power equipment and daily electricity. Equipment.
The harm of transformer oil seepage and its treatment methods
1. The oil leakage of the transformer will not only seriously affect the appearance, but also cause economic losses because the transformer needs to be shut down to eliminate leakage. If there are many oil stains on the ground foundation of the transformer, it may also become a fire hazard.
Measures to improve the short-circuit resistance of power transformers
The power transformer is the hub of transmission and distribution of electric energy, and the core component of the power grid. Its reliable operation is not only related to the power quality of the majority of users, but also to the safety of the entire system. The reliability of a power transformer is determined by its health status, not only depends on the design and manufacture, structural materials, but also closely related to the overhaul and maintenance. The problem of improving the short-circuit resistance of transformers in power systems is discussed.
The most complete explanation of transformer cooling system
The cooling system of the power transformer consists of two parts: the internal cooling system, which ensures that the heat of the winding and the iron core is dissipated into the surrounding medium; the external cooling system, which ensures that the heat in the medium is dissipated to the outside of the transformer. According to the size of the transformer capacity, the medium and the type of circulation, the transformer adopts different cooling methods.
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Castelló puede referirse a:
 El nombre vernáculo de Castellón de la Plana.
 Un apellido muy usual en España y América.
 Castelló, un vino de la tierra de España.

Personajes
Vicente Castelló (1585-1636), pintor español;
Pedro Castelló Ginesta (1770-1850), médico español;
Carmen Romero Rubio y Castelló (1864-1944), esposa del presidente mexicano Porfirio Díaz;
Luis Castelló Pantoja (1881-1962), militar, Ministro de Guerra español;
Gastón Castelló Bravo (1903-1986), pintor español;
Facundo Bellver Castelló (1910-1995), clérigo español;
Joan Castelló Rovira (1939-2002), periodista español;
Eduardo Castelló Vilanova (1940-2020), ciclista español;
Fernando Vicente Castelló Boronat (n.1958), político español;
Manel Rodríguez-Castelló (n.1958), escritor español;
Pedro Reinaldo Álvarez Castelló (1967-2004), pintor cubano;
Pere Martí Castelló (n.1982), futbolista español;
J. Vicente Castelló, escritor español;

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Central African Republic is a big country in Africa with 228,116.0 sq mi area (622,984.0 km2). 4,422,000 local people live there, the population density is very low, circa 18 / square miles (7 / km2). The international phone area code is +236 and they use the .cf for internet tld. Current local time in Central African Republic: April 22, 2019, 6:49 am. The geometric center of the country is approximately at 6.6111 latitude, 20.9394 longitude. The capital city of Central African Republic is Bangui.


The Martin MO was an American observation monoplane built by the Glenn L. Martin Company of Cleveland, Ohio for the United States Navy.
In the early 1920s the United States Navy became interested in a thick airfoil section, cantilever wing, United States military observation aircraft, developed by the Dutch company Fokker. The Navy's Bureau of Aeronautics designed a three-seat observation monoplane to use a similar wing. Production of the aircraft, designated the MO-1, was contracted to the Glenn L. Martin Company with an order for 36 aircraft. The MO-1 was a shoulder-wing cantilever monoplane with a slab-sided fuselage and a fixed tailwheel landing gear. It had an all-metal structure with a fabric covering, and was powered by a Curtiss D-12 engine. In 1924 one aircraft was fitted with float landing gear for evaluation.
Production version for the United States Navy, 36 built.
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The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has said that President Muhammadu Buhari government should ensure sustainable jobs to reduce the rate of poverty in the country.
NLC President, Ayuba Wabba, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, in Lagos on Wednesday while making comments on national issues.
Wabba said government must implement the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to improve the lives of the people and develop the country.
He said sustainable jobs would only be available if the government created conducive environment for industries to thrive.
"We cannot be importers and consumers of what we do not produce.
"There is the need to resuscitate closed factories, such as textile and make business environment competitive and attractive," he said.
The NLC president said government should also reduce electricity tariff to boost production and make businesses thrive.
Dr Mohammed Yinusa, President, Nigeria Employers' Consultative Association (NECA), who spoke on the nation's poverty index, said government needed more interventions to raise the living standard of the people.
Yinusa commended government's pro-poor policies, but said government at all levels should pay attention to the development of critical indices of the Human Development Index (HDI).
"The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) report is an indicative of a country's quality of life.
"The report measured national achievement in health, education and income," he said.
He added that adequate and sustainable attention must be paid to these indices to lift the citizens out of poverty.
According to Yinusa, government should work towards prioritising the creation of an enabling environment for large, small and medium enterprises.


It was cold in La Baule on the final Sunday. Large sports arenas usually don't have sophisticated temperature control, and sometimes they lack capacity, so warming up takes time. The weather on the French coast changed, the temperature dropped and the billiard arena was 17 degrees Celsius, at best. As a result, the tables changed. Most, if not all lines became shorter, and the players needed to adjust. Sounds easy, but it is one of the hardest things to do in our sport.
Before I go on about that, a word about the tables, and the general conditions. They were superb. I can understand that you watched on Sunday, saw balls coming out of corners, and thought: "My goodness, why must the best players in the world perform on tables THIS short? What brand is this, who was the mechanic, have they cleaned those balls properly?" But you would be wrong to blame the equipment.
La Baule 2018 had a main draw (last 32) grand average of 1.731, making it the fourth best World Cup in history. (top 3: Guri 2015, 1.787, Blankenberge 2018, 1.780, Ho Chi Minh 2015, 1.776). No other World Cup has broken the 1.7 barrier. The level of play was awesome, and on Saturday a Turkish and a Dutch gentleman gave us a show that will never be forgotten. Sayginer beat Jaspers 40-25 in 6, for 6.666 versus 4.166 and a combined average of 5.417.
In conclusion, conditions were wonderful in La Baule. Until that temperature drop, and then everything became difficult. Why is that, what makes it so hard to adjust your shot an inch here and there? These guys are professionals, they have done this for twenty years. They are just making excuses, they should not be troubled by different table conditions, right?
Hitting a ball in a certain way is a very abstract thing. No player will ever be able to quantify what he is doing. "I am hitting the second ball 27 % left, with 14 mm of right hand english, 7 mm of draw and a speed of 19 km/h." You don't even have to be a player to see that is utter nonsense. We can't define in numbers what we do with the cue ball. And I haven't even mentioned cue weight, stiffness of shaft, size and elasticity of tip.
What do we work with, if it's not numbers? This is the first of our tools: auto-pilot. Example: walking. If you had to make a conscious decision: left foot forward, then right foot, you'd go nuts. You don't think about it, you leave it to your auto-pilot. Ten-finger typing? Same thing, there's never a "decision" involved.
Second tool: instinct, but you can also call it "feel" or experience. Example: overtaking on a two-lane road. You are behind a lorry, there's a car coming your way in the other lane, can you make it? That's an extremely complicated calculation involving three different speeds. But you don't calculate, you don't do the numbers. You take a look, and you somehow know. Your brain did the work for you. If you are alive today, your brain got it right every time.
Back to billiards. Auto pilot is: where to stand when you are about to shoot. You don't make a conscious decision, you walk to the table and somehow find the correct spots for your feet. Hand on the table: auto-pilot. Stay out of the miscue area on the cue ball: auto pilot. And then there is instinct: how much ball to hit, with a touch of draw and some left-hand side, at a certain speed. For most players, not even these are conscious decisions. You leave that to the same part of your brain that decides on overtaking or staying behind the lorry. Why? Because that part of your brain is a lot smarter than you are.
I promised you that all this had something to do with the cold in La Baule. It does. When table conditions change, it messes with our auto-pilot and our instincts. Things that are supposed to happen, don't happen, and as a result, we get insecure. Example: I switch the turn signal in your car from left to right and your window washer from right to left. I promise you, you'll use the wrong one not once or twice, but 137 times. Your auto-pilot is broken. Another example: I let you drive wearing your grandmothers' glasses. You are not going to overtake any lorry, because you will not trust your own judgment, you'll be too insecure.
If you are serious about your 3-cushion, remember this: unconscious decisions are almost always better than conscious ones, and they are more precise.
I was not too surprised to see Horn doing well in difficult conditions. He has understood long ago that you should never argue with a table. Semih suffered the most from the change, because he was so perfectly in tune with the conditions on Saturday. What a comeback the Turk has made: two bronzes at world championships, a silver in a World Cup, and now a world record. You know what? I am rooting for him to win at least one more big prize in his career.


Click on the link below to read this article from Outing, October 1899. The article is in the LA84 Foundation's sports library. No matter your opinion on coursing, it's an interesting article with photos of the hounds and people from the era.


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Jane Mayer accepts the 2013 I.F. Stone Medal for Journalistic Independence
Awards• September 28, 2013
Before joining The New Yorker in 1995, Jane Mayer spent 12 years as a reporter at The Wall Street Journal, where she was the paper's first female White House correspondent. At The New Yorker, she covers politics and the war on terror. Read more
Jane Mayer wins the 2013 I.F. Stone Medal for Journalistic Independence
Awards• August 27, 2013
Investigative journalist, author and New Yorker staff writer Jane Mayer has been selected as winner of the 2013 I.F. Stone Medal for Journalistic Independence. The Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard will present the award on Sept. 28, 2013, during the foundation's 75th anniversary weekend in Cambridge, Mass. Read more
Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism, Nieman Foundation Announce Winners of the 2009 Lukas Prize Project Awards
Awards• March 30, 2009
The recipients of the 2009 J. Anthony Lukas Prize Project Awards for exceptional nonfiction include works by authors Jane Mayer, Timothy Brook, and Judy Pasternak. Read more

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Our Hercu'Runner portable stage is one of the strongest mobile stages on the market. The stage has attached legs that fold into the stage, and each stage deck has two wheels* on it making it very portable.
Our portable stage comes in a variety of options. The deck sizes are 4' x 4', 3' x 8' , or 4'x 8'. You chose from hardboard, carpet, or polypropylene surfaces. The polypropylene comes in black and grey, and the carpet comes in grey, green, red, tan, charcoal, and blue.


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FC Porto score summit finish victory at Volta ao Algarve as Primoz Roglic wins overall
Amaro Antunes netted the victory on stage five of the Portuguese race as Roglic safely held his advantage in GC
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By Richard Windsor
FC Porto scored a famous victory at their home race through Amaro Antunes, who won the final stage summit finish to Malhão.
Primoz Roglic (LottoNL-Jumbo) held his 22 second advantage over second place Michal Kwiatkowski (Team Sky) in the general classification battle, finishing just behind the Sky man crossing the line in fifth place on the stage.
>>> Tim Wellens wins Ruta del Sol stage five from breakaway as Valverde seals GC
A huge group of 21 riders, including some big names like André Greipel (Lotto-Soudal), John Degenkolb (Trek-Segafredo), Sep Vanmarcke (Cannondale-Drapac) and Arnaud Démare (FDJ), got away from the peloton after around an hour of fast racing and established a maximum gap of around 2-30.
That group slowly disintegrated as race continued, with Ben King (Cannondale) among others attempting to get away with 11km to go and the final ascent of two of the Malhão remaining.
It wasn't to be though for the breakaway, which was caught by the peloton at the base of the final climb to the finish, with Maurits Lammertink (Katusha-Alpecin) the final rider to be caught further up the climb.
It was then all about whether Kwiatkowski would attack Roglic and try and take back the 22 seconds he needed to win overall.
Sky worked hard to place him well on the climb, with young Italian Gianni Moscon pacing him for most of the first 2km of the 3km climb.
Meanwhile, Antunes made a darting move with 1.5km remaining, which was meant with little response from the remaining riders in the front group who were more focussed on GC.
He was able to solo comfortably to the finish to take the biggest win of his career and his team's history, as Kwiatkowski attempted to drop Roglic.
That attempt was short lived though, with the Slovenian able to match the Pole's move. Eventually they finished together on the line, with Kwiatkowski in fourth and Roglic just behind.
Volta ao Algarve stage five, Loulé - Malhão, (179.2k)
1. Amaro Antunes (Por) W52/FC Porto, in 4-29-28
2. Vicente Garcia (Esp) Louletano-Hospital de Loule, at 12s
3. Tiesj Benoot (Bel) Lotto Soudal, st
4. Michal Kwiatkowski (Pol) Team Sky, at 15s
5. Primoz Roglic (Slo) Team LottoNl-Jumbo, at 16s
6. Rinaldo Nocentini (Ita) Sporting Clube de Portugal/Tavira, at 17s
7. Jaime Roson (Esp) Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, st
8. Luis León Sanchez (Spa) Astana Pro Team, st
9. Tony Gallopin (Fra) Lotto Soudal, at 18s
10. David de la Fuente (Esp) Louletano-Hospital de Loule, st
Final general classification
1. Primoz Roglic (Slo) Team LottoNl-Jumbo
3. Tony Gallopin (Fra) Lotto-Soudal, at 55 secs
4. Luis Leon Sanchez (Esp) Astana, at 59 secs
5. Amaro Antunes (Por) W52-FC Porto-Porto Canal, at 59s
6. Dan Martin (Irl) Quick-Step Floors, at 1-36
7. Jonathan Castroviejo (Esp) Movistar, at 1-40
8. Tiesj Benoot (Bel) Lotto Soudal, at 1-42
9. Rinaldo Nocentini (Ita) Sporting Clube de Portuga/Tavira, at 1-56
10. Edgar Pinto (Por) LA Alumínios-Metalusa, at 2-19
Richard Windsor
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Richard is digital editor of Cycling Weekly. Joining the team in 2013, Richard became editor of the website in 2014 and coordinates site content and strategy, leading the news team in coverage of the world's biggest races and working with the tech editor to deliver comprehensive buying guides, reviews, and the latest product news.
An occasional racer, Richard spends most of his time preparing for long-distance touring rides these days, or getting out to the Surrey Hills on the weekend on his Specialized Tarmac SL6 (with an obligatory pub stop of course).
Jumbo-Visma DS: There are some big talents coming out of Britain
The WorldTour team sees great potential in the current crop of British riders
By Tom Davidson • Published 20 January 23
From Grand Tour victories to gold medals: The nine best signings of 2022
We look back at the signings that made the biggest impacts during this year's season
By Tom Thewlis • Published 28 December 22
'I remember the crowds more than anything': Tom Pidcock recalls his Alpe d'Huez Tour de France stage win
Our male rider of the year, Tom Pidcock, talks us through the highs and lows of his 2022 campaign
Watch: Jumbo-Visma 2023 team launch
Stream the Dutch super team's presentation
By Adam Becket • Published 22 December 22
Wout van Aert moots building gravel world championships into 2023 programme
Belgian rider says gravel racing has a 'great future' as he considers worlds participation next year
By Tom Thewlis • Published 24 November 22
As Cristiano Ronaldo puts the boot in, Jumbo-Visma talk to Manchester United about tactics and managing egos
The Dutch team's senior sports director has spoken to Manchester United's manager for sporting advice
By Owen Rogers • Last updated 14 November 22
Primož Roglič says rehabilitation from shoulder surgery 'going as planned' ahead of 2023 season
Slovenian had surgery in October in attempt to fix repeated shoulder dislocations ahead of new season
'I didn't have the legs': Primož Roglič looks fallible at the Vuelta a España
The defending champion went from being the virtual leader to trailing his rivals on stage six
By Adam Becket • Published 25 August 22


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Security In Focus As Clinton Heads To Africa
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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton departs this week on a trip that will take her both to Africa's newest nation, South Sudan, and on a visit to the continent's elder statesman, 94-year-old anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela.
While Clinton's public focus will be on Africa's democratic achievements and economic potential, the trip also underscores U.S. security ties in the face of an array of growing threats --from Islamist extremists to narcotics cartels.
"The security threats are becoming much more visible and in some ways dangerous than they were before," said Jennifer Cooke, the head of the Africa program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
"There are big global issues on the table, and the U.S. does not have the kind of finances available to mount splashy new economic initiatives in Africa."
Clinton's trip -- potentially her last as America's top diplomat -- begins on Tuesday in Senegal, and continues on to South Sudan, where she will be the most senior U.S. official to visit since the country declared independence in July 2011.
Further stops include Uganda, Kenya, Malawi and South Africa, the State Department said.
Clinton is expected to highlight U.S. programs on development, education and HIV/AIDS -- long the backbone of U.S. engagement with Africa -- as well as U.S. economic interest in a continent whose rich resources and enviable growth rates have drawn rival suitors including China and India.
She will also likely emphasize projects for women and girls, one of her central themes in a job she says she will leave in January even if President Barack Obama is elected to a second term.
But Clinton's visit is also part of a U.S. push to broaden security partnerships with key countries such as Uganda and Kenya -- ties that are growing fast despite sometimes serious U.S. concerns over democratic governance.
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Are you looking for an apartment? Or are you planning on moving out from your old house? If your answer is yes, then you should be busy looking for options. Finding an apartment is not a difficult task because there are heaps of decent properties available. However, not all of them will be ideal for everyone. We all have different tastes and requirements. Hence, you need to find an apartment that is ideal for your needs. For example, if you want a house with large windows or a good view, you should focus on finding one with those features. If you settle for less or for something you don't like, you will definitely regret it for a very long time. Focus on following simple factors when you are going to choose an ideal estate. They may seem simple, but they will help you to identify the perfect apartment.
Most people tend to choose the cheapest apartment without considering anything else. It will not be a problem if you are broke or if you are going to live there only for a couple of months. But if you are shifting houses, you really should focus on finding a decent place with a reasonable price. Finding rental properties can be quite easy if you have done a good ground work. So, focus on carrying out a comprehensive research about available properties and their prices. When you have these details you will have no problem finding the ideal one.
A modern apartment must have all necessary facilities including internet and parking spaces. Also, most housing schemes and apartments have their own supermarkets and other entertainment buildings. This is actually important if you are moving with your family. These facilities will cost you extra, of course, but you will be able to live comfortably.
Each and every apartment has to have proper maintenance schedule and also, they must have an experienced staff to take care of its duties. For example, an apartment will need constant cleaning and maintenance and if it doesn't have enough or qualified workers, it will have a poor housing quality. Property management is a vital factor and you must pay a good attention and focus on upkeep processes when choosing an apartment. If a certain apartment or a building does not provide these services, you should move on to your next option, of course.Once you have considered all these factors you will be able to identify few good options. Talk to their landlords and then you can clear all your doubts, if you have any.
Are you living in a premade house that wasn't build exclusively for you? If so, we are sure you have encountered many things that is a little inconvenient. The space for the kitchen, particularly, may not have been meant for multiple chefs or for someone with a passion for cooking; which means there might not be enough space for you to install all your fancy electronics. In this case, consider knocking out a few unwanted walls connected to the kitchen and giving yourself more room to move about. Hiring home builders who know their job will get the job done fast and efficient.
If the kitchen was not built for, or used by someone who loves to cook or cooks regularly, there is a possibility that the shelves and storage options available in the kitchen (if it came with the house) might not be place wisely. Like the best builders will know what walls should come down to make a space use efficiently, the best chefs will know that placing kitchen utensils in "zones" will make using the available kitchen more efficient. Click here for more info on best builders Mickleham.
If you have been using your pantry/kitchen cabinets for years, and have since improved in your culinary skills, then perhaps by now you will know that the cabinet you designed years ago, no longer suits your purpose. In this case, consider replacing the entire kitchen cabinet to suit your new needs. In the same way, the material you chose for your kitchen counters might have been satisfying to your usage before, but with your new skills and more frequent usage, they might not meet your standards. Consider giving this an upgrade as well.


Our 7th Studio opened it's doors on June 25th 2018.
We are delighted to be part of the community in Honey Park.
Honey Park - is located in Park Pointe on the Glenageary Road Lower.
Our state of the art Reformer & Barre studio kickoff opened on June 25th and all of your favourite teachers on hand to put you through your paces.
Honey Park is also home to our first full rehabilitation suite with our incredible chartered physiotherapists. Our team includes Women's Health Specialist Mary Kate Ryan and Specialist Chartered Physio Ben Doyle.
You will also find our amazing new back office team based here so pop in and say hi any time.
We are hidden away under the Tesco Shopping Centre - to access us you can park for free in the shopping centre & walk down the side of tesco where you will find the studio entrance.
You can park for up the 2 hours for free on the surface of Tesco.


Rebecca, Matt, and Jonah performed for the homeless families served at the Raphael House, an organization founded in 1971 that helps at-risk families achieve stable housing and financial independence.
Elizabeth, Rebecca, Matt, and Jonah performed the Schumann Piano Quartet for students at De Marillac Academy. Located in the heart of San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood, De Marillac Academy unites philanthropists with low-income families to break the cycle of poverty through education.
Rebecca, Matt, and Jonah performed a string trio for students at Thomas Edison Charter Academy (TECA) in San Francisco. TECA is a public non-profit K-8 that serves low-income students in the San Francisco Mission neighborhood.
ESF performed at the Adult Day Program at the Irene Swindells Center For Adult Day Services, which is part of Institute on Aging. The program is a day care for participants living with conditions such as Alzheimer's related dementia, Parkinson's, and stroke.
ESF played at The Sequoias, a retirement community in Portola Valley.
Rebecca, Jonah, and Christine played Ravel and Debussy for hospice patients in San Francisco.
ESF performed at Cedar Creek, a center for Alzheimer's and dementia care.
As part of the Music in May festival in Santa Cruz, Rebecca, Jonah, and Christine were joined by former Tokyo String Quartet violinist Martin Beaver, violists Alexandra Leem and L.P. How, and pianist Katrine Ginslinge.
Visit Rebecca's Music in May blog to read more about this afternoon.


May I introduce Taba who is 4 years old, spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. Only being rehomed due to an expanding family and her owners do not feel she is getting the time she deserves. She has been in the same home since a pup.
Taba greeted our volunteer with a bark and then a welcome. She lives with 4 children under 10, 2 of whom are babies. Lives with a chihuahua and 2 cats. Travels well as has been to Spain with her family in the car. Quite strong on the lead to start, but probably because she is not getting out as much as she would like. Good basic commands. No possession issues.
Does get itchy skin if given chicken but currently fed Eukanaba with no problems.
Taba is a laid back, happy and friendly girl with a lovely nature and would fit in just about anywhere!
Taba is now settling in her new home.


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These are the new harsher fines for speeding offences
The new guidelines come into effect on April 24
Hannah Mirsky
Harsher fines will be doled out to drivers caught speeding by magistrates and district judges from April.
A new set of sentencing guidelines have been issued for 27 offences, including drug offences and sexual offences as well as speeding.
The guidelines apply to all offenders aged 18 and above, and will be in force from April 24, regardless of when the offence took place.
Fines for the most serious speeding offences will have a starting point of 150 per cent of the offender's weekly income. The current starting point is 100 per cent.
This penalty applies to people caught going well above the speed limit, ranging from 41mph in a 20mph zone to 101mph on a 70mph motorway.
Offenders could see the penalty upped to 175 per cent of their weekly income.
Special report identifies the most dangerous 30mph road in Cambridge
There are three categories for speeding fines, ranked according to how much quicker than the speed limit the car was travelling.
Band A fines start at 50 per cent of the driver's weekly income, Band B fines start at 100 per cent, and Band C fines start at 150 per cent.
Drivers will also face points or disqualification depending on the offence.
Thousands of people are prosecuted every year for dodging the £144.50 fee. Most receive a fine.
But, magistrates will soon be able to give a conditional discharge, meaning people will not be fined if they don't commit another offence in a pre-defined period.
But only those who have tried to pay the fee will be eligible.
How many drivers do you think stick to Cambridge's 20mph limit?
Offences involving animal cruelty have also been assessed.
The changes will mean "the most serious cases lead to prison sentences, and that these sentences are of an appropriate length".
Angry residents say Fen Road upgrades have not stopped anti-social driving
For the first time, additional aggravating factors of "use of technology to publicise or promote cruelty" and '"animal being used in public service or as an assistance dog" are being included, the latter meaning that police dogs or horses are specifically highlighted.
The council said the most serious cases should lead to prison sentences, and the sentences should be of an appropriate length.
How do sentencing rules work?
The sentencing guidelines have to be followed but judges and magistrates are allowed to go outside of them.
Congestion charge is NOT the answer to Cambridge's traffic problems, News readers say
The main aim of the new rules is "to help magistrates sentence fairly and proportionately by providing them with a clear, up-to-date set of guidelines that follow the same approach. The new guidelines are not intended to result in significant differences to current sentencing practice but they will bring changes to sentencing for some specific offences".
Who has decided this?
The Sentencing Council held a consultation last year. The Sentencing Council for England and Wales was set up to promote greater transparency and consistency in sentencing, whilst maintaining the independence of the judiciary.


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BISC209/S12: Assignment 209 Lab2
Wellesley College-BISC 209 Microbiology -Spring 2012
Welcome To Microbiology Lab Read Me: Lab Safety Calendar/Weekly Planner Resources OWW Basics
LABS 1-12: Soil Communities & Diversity Project Graded Assignments Protocols
Graded Assignment: Introduction section to your final paper
Due at the beginning of Lab 3. Please submit an electronic copy to your dropbox and bring a hard copy to class.
Introduction section of final paper.
Read over the Introduction to the Project page in the wiki to identify the topic and experimental questions addressed. Include the history of the "Great Plate Count Anomaly" (the disparity between enumerating culturable and unculturable soil community microorganisms). A reference that may be helpful is :| Uncultivated Microorganisms by Slava Epstein in Microbiology Monographs Vol. 10, 2009 DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-85465-4 available as an e-book through Springerlink at the Wellesley College Library or as a pdf file in the Resources section of the lab Sakai site.
The Introduction section of a scientific research report has an expected structure. The writer must keep in mind that the target audience is not just your instructor, but it includes a general readership who needs to be convinced that reading this paper is a worthwhile use of time. The first few sentences must "sell" the importance of the broad topic and your research goals. The reader also expects to find out quickly, exactly what the paper is about. Remember that the story is about what shows up first; therefore, choose your first sentence and first words carefully. You should include "diversity and abundance of bacteria in a soil community" in this first sentence. It is helpful to read other introduction sections of published papers and to note "hyperbole" words in the first few sentences. They are there to heighten the sense of significance of the topic and of the investigation. Follow that model. Since information should move from broad to narrow, you should address the larger general topic before introducing your specific investigative goals. In our case, we will attempt experimentally to discover the abundance and richness of a microbial soil community and investigate some of the ways that a community of soil bacteria behaves like a community. We will also address, specifically and generally, how the community of microorganisms and individuals in it function co-operatively and competitively to exploit resources to maintain a niche and to provide resources that allow other community members to thrive. The first paragraph is called the topic paragraph; therefore, don't begin a new paragraph without fulfilling the reader's expectation to find out your topic and experimental goals before she or he reads further.
The rest of the introduction serves several functions, the most important of which is to get your general audience familiar with previous important findings that led you to want to attempt this investigation. This information should move from oldest to newest, or hierachically by importance, with most important first. What are the previous findings that led to our understanding that microbial soil communities are much richer, more varied, and more complex than we previously recognized? How do we know that individual members of soil communities have crucial roles in maintaining the health and viability of the whole micro or macro-habitat? Part of that awakening of understanding of richness and abundance comes from the genomic age. We are now able to identify, quantify, and compare individuals and communities of microorganims using their genes. We can assess evolutionary and functional relatedness using public databases of published gene sequences of indentified species. We never knew what was really there in microbial soil communities until the advent of large scale identification of microbes through culture independent tools such as "next generation high throughput DNA sequencing" that allowed more than a glimpse at a skewed sample of members gleaned from traditional, labor-intensive culture techniques. Our investigation will not use all the molecular tools available today (no expensive pyrosequencing sadly), but we will use chain termination (Sanger) gene sequencing and a public data base to identify a few members of your soil community that you have selected and isolated in culture.
Since this background information includes specific, seminal findings published by previous investigators, your introduction must include properly formatted, in-text citations to give credit to these investigators. A references page with the full citation information is required. We are using the journal Cell's citation format. Model it exactly. Attention to detail matters. Students are often unsure where in the paragraph or sentence the (Name, year) citation goes. Look at other introduction sections of published research reports to get the feel for positioning citations properly. It is not acceptable to report several important findings in different sentences and have one citation at the end of the paragraph. The citation appears at the end of the sentence where you describe the finding or, if you have mentioned the investigators in the text, you put only the year in parenthesis directly after the investigators' names. If you go on, in the following sentence to mention more about that study of a different finding published in the same paper, write the sentence in such a way that it is clear to the reader than you are continuing to elaborate on the investigation just cited. Sometimes you may mention several findings in a single sentence, requiring more than one citation per sentence. In that case, each citation comes directly after the phrase that mentions that investigator's contribution. Try not to cite authors of review articles; instead, site the original investigators. Your goal is to give credit to the team or person who made important breakthroughs rather than the author of the review article where you learned about the history of investigations in a topic. Sometimes you will see review articles cited as (Blah, 2010 review) to differentiate discoverer and reporter but, where possible, give credit to those who did the original work when you site a contribution to the field.
Sometimes introductions end with a summary of the investigative findings and conclusions. More commonly, and in this assignment, the introduction should end with a GENERAL overview of your experimental design. No methods detail should be included, but you reader wants to know how you will experimentally achieve your investigative goals. Satisfy that curiosity without overwhelming the reader with too much information. The schematic on the Introduction to the Project page should help you create a brief, hierachial, narrative description of our semester's work.
Your instructor will provide you with links or pdf files of some published research reports and review articles on your general topic. Use these references as models of how to structure an introduction and where and when to cite. As always, see your instructor for guidance if you have questions or problems. Good luck.
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loch doon waterfall
.map-container{ float:left; width:100%;}. A dam was built across the northern end of Loch Doon. Bracklinn Falls are in Callander and you can park in the town and take a walk up the hill, through the woodland or you can park in the car park near to the falls. You'll need to start first in Mallaig where you'll jump on a boat to drop you at Barrisdale Bay. Gaelic has several words for a waterfall, the most common being eas (ESS). Stand on the bridge and watch the water foam, as it cascades down through the rocks and into Keltie Water. The Falls of Leny are close to the village of Kilmahoy, near Callander. Length 3.3 mi Elevation gain 616 ft Route type Loop. Park at the Tairlaw Bridge or by the roadside on the better first 2 km of the road. A nice spot for a picnic, just a short walk away from the A82 so it can be incorporated as a break in a journey. Loch Dee is a small water popular with fishermen, which is also the source of the River Dee which flows to the east. The path is steep and quite a challenge in itself, but once you hear the roar of the water before they come into view, you will know it was all worth it. The atmospheric view of Loch Doon made up for the lack of coffee. You can also access them from the car park at Kilmahog (which has a link path to the National Cycle Route 7). It's been a while since I was last up Carrick Lane and the White Spout and neither Goron nor Struan had fished them before so a really worthwhile day. Be careful of traffic if viewing from the bridge. It is popular with (competent and experienced) canoeists and very spectacular, especially after heavy rain. Loch Doon Castle was built by the Bruce earls of Carrick in the late 1200s. Here are seven of the best to explore in the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs national park. See, I'm a wild camping addict – from mountain summits to hidden caves, under boulders or snuggled in bothies – I like to take my sleeping bag and head to the wildest places I can find. The short circuit, less than 2 hours, takes you up by the descending stream, where you will dozens of waterfalls, and then down through the mixed forest, where you will have spectacular viewpoints of the area and of the many rhododendrons. I've photographed some colourful wild flowers today. I have a copy of a photo taken from a book published in 1929 in the office showing a salmon jumping at Carrick Lane waterfall. The walk starts through trees before climbing briefly up hill with views over Bogton Loch before descending to the banks of a burn to view a fabulous waterfall. Loch Doon is on lockdown like everywhere else in the UK. The River Dochart widens just before Killin and at same time the gradient steepens resulting in the Falls. Passing under the bridge water cascades down over the rocks and around the island of Inchbuie, which is the traditional burial place of the McNab Clan. Path leads down to a bridge over a peaceful pool with waterfall cascading over The Arklet Burn, as it falls into Loch Lomond . And it doesn't come much wilder than Knoydart. 30 min. A pint too far? Loch Doon looked stunning as the sun shone on waterlogged Ayrshire. … Loch Doon Castle was probably built in the late 1200s by an earl of Carrick – either Robert the Bruce or his father, also called Robert. Craigmalloch Cottage is a charming extended detached country cottage occupying an impressive rural situation on the southwest edge of Loch Doon, peacefully secluded and south facing. Balloch Charge and car parking. Fledgling Blue Tit ... Smoo Waterfall Sutherland Scotland framed mounted print. It has five bedrooms, sleeps ten guests and … Follow the A84, signposted for. Friday nights trip to the waterfall at Loch Doon, was great to get out in the fresh air, really missed getting out and getting photos. your own Pins on Pinterest The Sruth Ban waterfall is situated on the Cowal Way, in Lochgoilhead. Bracklinn Falls were a popular attraction in Victorian times and the stunning new bridge allows you to cross the dramatic gorge and see the falls face on. More of this please. Feb 28, 2013 - This Pin was discovered by Jane Ballard. Bracklinn Falls is a 3.3 mile loop trail located near Lochearnhead, Stirling, Scotland that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. And at the end of that road, sits the most remote pub in Britain called The Old Forge (www.theoldforge.co.uk). Today the falls although still impressive, were only around 4 – 5 feet high. Callander Crags: from Glasgow by public transport, Eight great outdoors activities for families, How to camp responsibly as we ease out of lockdown, The Great Trossachs Forest National Nature Reserve, Top tips for enjoying the National Park responsibly, By car – From Glasgow, take the A81 from the city centre via Milngavie and Strathblane and follow the signposts for Aberfoyle. - consultez 1 433 avis de voyageurs, 975 photos, les meilleures offres et comparez les prix pour Fort William, UK sur Tripadvisor. An astonishingly beautiful short walk through a deep wooded glen following the River Doon as it begins it's journey between Loch Doon and the Firth of Clyde at Doonfoot, Ayr. Loch Doon Castle. spectacular waterfall ½ hour and climb up to Murray's Monument. Expect waterfall… See All. Please be aware that the route currently displayed by Google Maps to get to Bracklinn Falls by car is incorrect. For more detailed information about the cookies we use, please see our cookies page. The falls are impressively high (1000ft/300m) and can clearly be seen from the A82 and the Drover's Inn, a few hundred metres away. We use necessary cookies to make our site work. In Gaelic, the feature is Eas na Beinne Glaise (nuh baynyuh GLASHuh). The area around the falls is a popular picnic spot. Stand on the bridge and watch the frothy stream of water slip down onto the rocks below. Carrochan Road Happy Craig. There's a cafe and old ruins to explore. The burns were big today and the Carrick Lane was impressive. Extend your walk through miles and miles of stunning countryside. Loch Doon is situated about 3 miles east of the town of Dalmellington, 18 miles east of Ayr. This walk starts in the village of Dalmellington but quickly enters the grounds of Craigengillan. Gaelic: Eas Inbhir Snàthaid (inivur SNAA-itch), meaning 'The mouth of Allt na Snàthaid' (the needle-like stream), Inversnaid Falls (credit: John McSporran), Easy access, very short distance south of the Hotel. Loch Doon Map. All reviews short walk viewing platform worth a stop car park loch lomond the main road lovely waterfall interesting viewing limited parking mother nature deep pool hidden gem easy walk sunday morning nice walk natural beauty path metal cage rain oban rocks. Just the one – 11km of tarmac that sits alone, not connected to rest of UK road network. From Edinburgh and Perth, travel towards Stirling on the M9 and leave at Junction 10 (marked for Stirling). Feb 28, 2017 - Loch Doon Castle, Loch Doon, Near Dalmellington, East Ayrshire eight mighty waterfalls: they're particularly spectacular after heavy rain. Total Ascent: 194 feet: Total Descent: 189 feet: Max Elevation: 652 feet: Min Elevation: Thanks to Scotland's abundant rainfall, not only is the park beautifully green, but the landscape and the water have created some spectacular waterfalls. Explore Puck's Glen with Google Street View, #map, #pano { Annandale Distillery 2021 Enjoy a guided tour at our beautiful distillery, taking in the fascinating past with a glimpse into our future. This list does not currently include the reservoirs of Scotland except where these are modifications of pre-existing lochs and retain the name "loch" or "lochan". Next comes Loch Doon Castle.It must have been quite a task to move it stone by stone from the island it was on originally.They left quite a bit on the island.I had a good look round. See All. Loch Doon was thought to be ideally suited for such an establishment with its surrounding steep hills being an ideal position for target ranges. The correct route is turning off Callander Main Street onto Bracklinn Rd and onwards to Bracklinn Falls Car Park, from where you will have to walk a further 1km/0.6 miles. Mainland Scotland is now in lockdown. South West Scotland has been and is home to some world renowned creative talents. When looking for short hikes along the NC500 that would be big on views, I came across a great article over on the Ordnance Survey website of the five best short hikes in Scotland, which featured one so called "Bone Caves" walk. Gaelic: Eas Dochart (DOCHart). Loch Doon is situated about 3 miles east of the town of Dalmellington, 18 miles east of Ayr. Loch Doon Castle looks ancient – and it is, but all is not what it seems. Barrie, Charles Jencks to Thomas Carlyle, the region offers a feast for fans of art and culture! Find out more in our Advice for Visitors. width: 45%; Sure it has a road. It was moved here in the 1930s when Loch Doon became part of a hydro-electric scheme, which raised the water level. info@lochlomond-trossachs.org At Photo4me we have created a huge Gallery of high quality photographs created by photographers from all over the world. Xg. By Judith Lightfoot. The volume of water in Loch Ness is nearly double that in all the lakes of England and Wales combined. Reputedly 'the scourer' (with negative connotations, referring to this impressive feature in Killin). Path leads down to a bridge over a peaceful pool with waterfall cascading over The Arklet Burn, as it falls into Loch Lomond. The relocated Doon Castle. Puck's Glen is one of the many gems of the Cowal peninsula and offers an unforgettable experience through the dark and mossy woods of the Argyll Forest Park. The waterfall is close to Lochearnhead and the locals will tell you it was once a meeting place for fairies. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, and nature trips. Carrochan The castle was built in the early 14th century on an island in the loch. your own Pins on Pinterest : NT 178749 ///page.digits.cycle.Alternative start point at the estate car par on Cammo Walk, but this is closed until November 2021 for social distancing. The fee covers the drive as well as parking for the whole day. You can get to the waterfall from the south side of Loch Earn, it's close to the bridge over the Burn of Ample. The Falls of Edinample. Let them be left, O let them be left, wildness and wet; Long live the weeds and the wilderness yet.", Gaelic: Eas Falach (FALuch), meaning from the [Falloch] glen. Phone us: Videos. Loch Doon from the castle . Walk or cycle the rest of the way to the loch. Unlike Lanark, which is situated about halfway down the River Clyde, the Galloway scheme spans the entirety of its river system from Loch Doon in the North to Tongland in the south. You'll pass Whitespout Linn Waterfall and Loch Gower before coming to Loch Riecawr. The Craiglea Trail begins from the ruins of Loch Doon castle on the shores of the loch, climbing above the north side to give some excellent views over the water. After passing the tearoom at Craigmalloch,I'm leaving the loch,I'm heading west.I take to the forest road alongside Carrick Lane flowing into Loch Doon. It is a spectacular waterfall with fierce waters that cascade noisily amongst the rocks and down into the Garbh Uisge, which actually means rough water; so you have a good idea of what to expect when you see it. Inversnaid Waterfall. From Robert Burns, to J.M. If it's been raining, they really are spectacular and cameras are recommended for photos. Located between the two lochs of Nevis and Hourn is this peninsula, a jutting mountainous cluster of contour lines stretching into the sea. Nov 26, 2020 - Explore Shannan McClure Racey's board "Scottish Pride", followed by 1634 people on Pinterest. 7h^/lm/m^ i/rv miiHini Aur ^. The remains of these can still be found on the Loch shore today. Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority There is a small charge of £2 for vehicles to use the forest drive. It's easy to get to by bus or train from Glasgow or Edinburgh or you can catch a ferry from Gourock, 28 miles outside Glasgow. Clatteringshaws Visitor Centre The views at Clatteringshaws are spectacular, whatever time you choose to visit. If you get a clear night while the moon is low in the sky, be prepared for incredible sights. Beinglas Falls from the Drovers Inn (A82). The Pass of Leny is Cumhang Lànaigh (koo-unk LAANee). I always like to have a look at the Carrick Lane waterfall which is located just above Loch Doon. Explore Doon castle and the shores of Loch Doon at the start of the route. This seven day itinerary follows the South West Coastal 300 route and showcases the … It may have been built by Robert the Bruce himself. 01389 722600, We use cookies. I don't think I've ever seen the lock as full. We also have analytics cookies to help us make website improvements. Just before reaching. Unforgetable walk from Loch Nevis to Loch Hourn, For me a proper outdoor adventure always involves a tent or bivvy bag. Unlike Lanark, which is situated about halfway down the River Clyde, the Galloway scheme spans the entirety of its river system from Loch Doon in the North to Tongland in the south. It is featured on National Cycle Route 7 (Sunderland to Inverness), so you'll find the Sustrans marker on the shore side, as well as the Southern Upland Way. There were two entrances. Gaelic: Eas Inbhir Snàthaid (inivur SNAA-itch), meaning 'The mouth of Allt na Snàthaid' (the needle like stream). In order to access them, you need to cross the Beinglass Campsite and ascend for approx. Loch Doon area today proved interesting. Path leads down to a bridge over a peaceful pool with waterfall cascading over The Arklet Burn, as it falls into Loch Lomond . To save the castle, it was moved stone by stone and re-erected in its present site on the shore. Learn about our unique distillation process, and be among the first to taste our Man O' Words and Man O' Sword – our Single Cask, Single Malt Scotch whiskies – together with … The chief lake is Loch Doon,on the boundary with Kirkcudbrightshire. If you love a fairy-tale castle, go and have a look at the Edinample waterfall. The name derives from the adjacent mountain Ben Glas, properly A' Bheinn Ghlas (uh vayn GHLAS) 'the green mountain'. Jun 10, 2018 - This Pin was discovered by Christiane Brassaud. In the 1930s, the loch was dammed for a hydro-electric scheme and the water level rose. Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. When we reached Loch Doon Castle a few miles further down the road, we braved the rain for a potter. Feb 14, 2014 - This straightforward circular walk from Aberfoyle climbs mystical Doon Hill, reputed home of the faerie folk. The car park, as seen below, is just over 1 mile east of Dalmellington next to the road signed A713 to Castle Douglas & Dumfries. You can find how and why, as well as how to manage them on your device, in our Privacy & Cookie Policy. By car – From Glasgow, follow the A82 north for 52 miles, by way of, By public transport – Get the train to Gourock station, which is a 3-minute walk to the ferry terminal, where, By car & ferry – Travel to McInroy's Point just west of Gourock and take the car ferry with, By car – From Glasgow, there are two routes to get to, By car – From Glasgow, follow the A82 north for 52 miles, by way of, By public transport – There is none, but you can walk approximately 4km from, By car – The Falls of Leny car park is on the A84, approximately 4km west of, By car – From Glasgow it takes approximately 1 hour 30 minutes to get here (56 miles) via Stirling, by taking the M80 and then A84. Gaelic: Eas Aodann Ambail (OEUtun AMPil) 'Falls of the face of the cauldron or vat' (named for the pool, reputed to be a haunt of the fairies). Walk: A right royal romp round Linlithgow Loch ★★★ Start / finish at The Vennel car park (charge), Water Yett, off High Street (A803), 5-min walk west of Linlithgow town centre, G.R. Walk: Livingston's jaw-dropping waterfall ★★★ Start / finish at minor road corner (space for 1 or 2 cars only - do not block nearby driveways or field entrances), half a mile south of Balgreen Farm and 2 mi south of Murieston, Livingston, G.R. Photos. Hi @funkyfazza.I've done a wee bit of searching; there is a touring campsite nearby owned by the Loch Doon Caravan club.It has 22 visitor pitches, all with electric hook ups. Named, Cape Cove, the luxury beach house is set on the shore of Loch Long and is available to rent. We have contacted Google to get the map updated. Prior to that it was fished in 2003 and no salmon were found. Ayrshire, Loch Doon, 22 May 2019 : Loch Doon is a freshwater loch in Carrick, Scotland. See All. height: 400px; Walk: A right royal romp round Linlithgow Loch ★★★ Start / finish at The Vennel car park (charge), Water Yett, off High Street (A803), 5-min walk west of Linlithgow town centre, G.R. It is a scene as highlandesque as you will get in Ayrshire! The White Spout site was last fished in 2009 and had salmon and trout in low densities. You can go for the day, or you can holiday there in one of the many campsites dotted around the park. Grid reference: 233768 / 708805. The 13th century fortress was built on a small island on the loch, possibly by Robert the Bruce, but more likely by his father. Print/PDF Map Share Add to My List. Guide map to Galloway Forest Park (PDF 4.6MB) Walking trails. Ayr Tourism; Ayr Hotels; Ayr Bed and Breakfast; Ayr Vacation Rentals; Ayr Vacation Packages; Flights to Ayr; Ayr Restaurants; Things to Do in Ayr; Ayr Travel Forum Meaning obscure. : NT 060627 ///grows.alone.giant 1 km / <1 mi | 20 m | ⌚ Short | ⬤ Moderate Features: Linn Jaw (waterfall) Amazing place, beautiful waterfall, incredible sites!! From Edinburgh it takes approximately 1 hour 40 minutes to get here (67 miles) via Stirling, by taking the M9 and then A84. Loch Doon, about 7 miles long, is the largest inland loch in Southern Scotland, and forms the gateway to the Galloway Forest Park, offering hill walking on a number of paths and trails and mountain biking. Through a tunnel which has been driven under the ridge of hills which separates Loch Doon from the Ken watershed water can be drawn off Loch Doon into the catchment area of the Galloway scheme. Murray and Pullar also note that the mean depth of Loch Ness is 57.4% of the maximum depth – higher than in any other large deep loch, with Loch Avich coming closest at 52.4%. 22.Nis.2015 - A three mile hill trail with approximately 1100 feet of ascent and spectacular views over Loch Doon. It is said that Rob Roy used the cave as a hiding place when he was rustling cattle. Most of the castle was carefully dismantled, stone by stone, and the dressed ashlar reconstructed on the mainland in 1935. King Robert's brother-in-law, Sir Christopher Seton, took refuge at the castle after defeat by the English at Methven in 1306. To save the castle, it was moved stone by stone and re-erected in its present site on the shore. Loch Bradan Water Works Road. The path continues round the loch to return to Dalmellington Prior to that it was fished in 2003 and no salmon were found. Expect waterfall… An astonishingly beautiful short walk through a deep wooded glen following the River Doon as it begins it's journey between Loch Doon and the Firth of Clyde at Doonfoot, Ayr. Sign up to receive the very best of OS and its group of companies, straight to you by email. It's a great place to get away from city life and spend some time in the countryside. The falls are on Loch Tay and you can view them from the bridge in the village. kjf_x wrote a review Oct 2020. Mirror image on Loch Doon by Judith Lightfoot. The Carrick Lane River entering Loch Doon via a small waterfall in Galloway Forest Park, Ayrshire, Scotland. If you love a fairy-tale castle, go and have a look at the Edinample waterfall. We did the blue trail which took about 2 hours or so with the kids.. and they are 4,6,7 and 15 so if they can do it so can you all, the walk wasnt suitable for buggies or wheelchairs though and i reccommend wellies in the bad weather! Reflections on Loch Doon Scotland by Judith Lightfoot. Robert the Bruce is also said to have used it to hide from the Clan MacDougal after his defeat in the Battle of Dailrigh in 1306. By public transport – No public transport available. Discover (and save!) The waters from Loch Doon normally flow down the River Doon westwards to Ayr. Unwind in the café overlooking the loch and hills in the daytime, watching out for waterbirds and ospreys, then return after dark for stunning star-gazing. Loch Doon Map. Steall Waterfall: Sublime, à faire ! Annual parking and drive passes are available. To save the castle, it was moved stone by stone and re-erected in its present site on the shore. Both, however, cover a similarly sized catchment area of roughly 1,000 square kilometres. Loch Doon: Don't ruin Loch Doon with litter - See 32 traveler reviews, 25 candid photos, and great deals for Carrick, UK, at Tripadvisor. The car park, as seen below, is just over 1 mile east of Dalmellington next to the road signed A713 to Castle Douglas & Dumfries. You will find this website all about Ayrshire very useful; there is a nice little section all about Loch Doon. Loch Doon area today proved interesting. 4 km / 2 mi | 50 m | ⌚ Short | ⬤ Easy Features: River Almond; Cammo Estate & buildings Loch Doon's unique polygonal plan is derived from its original island site. Loch Doon Castle looks ancient – and it is, but all is not what it seems. Look out for the atmospheric ruins of Loch Doon Castle beside the loch, near the eastern entrance to the forest drive. The castle was built in the early 14th century on an island in the loch. From here, it is about two miles to Loch Doon Dam, where the Ness Glen walk begins. An impressive piece of river for expert canoeists and also a host for an art installation, 'Woven Sound', which is a Scottish Scenic Routes project created in 2013 to enhance the visitor experience of the Scottish landscape, among others. (See photo to the right) DALCAIRNEY FALLS TO AUCHENROY HILL 7.29 km round trip From the bridge above the Falls, follow the track up past the old sheep ... Ness Glen to Loch Doon APPROX 1.46 km the wall … The road winds its way steadily uphill for about 1 mile. Loch Doon Castle was a castle that was located on an island within Loch Doon, Scotland. Easy access, very short distance south of the Hotel. float: left; Tickets can be purchased from The Roundhouse Café, Loch Doon. Although less than a hundred metres from the road, the unsigned Falls of Edinample are hidden from view. : NS 998772 ///water.soulful.skidding.The walk can also be started from other points along the High Street, with alternative parking. But when this terrible time is over, it will be well worth adding this Scottish beauty to your travel plans. Discover (and save!) Walk uphill for sweeping views over Loch Linnhe and the hills of Ardgour. If you've never seen a red squirrel, visit the special accessible viewing area by the car park for your best chance of seeing cheeky red squirrels leaping among the trees. Ordnance gazetteer of Scotland : a survey of Scottish topography, statistical, biographical, and historical. From there it's a long walk to the pub – and the campsite on Long Beach – but one you'll never forget…, Discover the beautiful gorge at the Birks of Aberfeldy immortalised in the poem by Burns, © Ordnance Survey document.write(new Date().getFullYear()); / Privacy Policy. Impossible to tell! The car park, as seen below, is just over 1 mile east of Dalmellington … on the same path that eventually leads to Beinn Chabhair, one of the 21 Munros in the Park. Flickr photos, groups, and tags related to the "dalmellington" Flickr tag. From here, it is about two miles to Loch Doon Dam, where the Ness Glen walk begins. This list of lochs in Scotland includes the majority of bodies of standing freshwater named as lochs but only a small selection of the generally smaller, and very numerous, lochans. Gaelic: A' Bhreac Linn (uh VREH-uchk leen), meaning 'Dappled pool'. Buy Now . The waterfall is in a beautiful location on Arkel Water. https://www.alltrails.com/trail/scotland/stirling/bracklinn-falls The caves, that tower over the valley below, are named after the bones that have been discovered here, and that lead this place to be listed as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The White Spout site was last fished in 2009 and had salmon and trout in low densities. Easy access, short distance south of the Hotel. You can follow the path alongside the waterfall up to the top of the hill, where you will find spectacular views of Loch Skeen and the peaks of Lochcraig Head, Mid Craig and the summit of White Coomb beyond. Oct 14, 2013 - Sun just starting to burn off the morning mist. - consultez 1 433 avis de voyageurs, 975 photos, les meilleures offres et comparez les prix pour Fort William, UK sur Tripadvisor. A new Bracklinn Falls bridge, rebuilt in a community project, was opened in November 2010 (the original bridge was swept away in flash floods in 2004). If you walk to the bottom of the water fall you'll spy Edinample Castle. AYRSHIRE of Clyde at Ballantrae. - See 32 traveler reviews, 25 candid photos, and great deals for Carrick, UK, at Tripadvisor. … Loch Doon, Ayrshire, Scotland, UK A green corrugated metal shed looking odd against the beauty of Ayrshire. Walk: Arvo at Cammo ★★ Start / finish on Cammo Road (street parking), Cammo, 5 mi west of Edinburgh Waverley station, G.R. Gerald Manley Hopkins (1844–1889), whose posthumous 20th century fame established him among the leading Victorian poets, wrote of the falls in his poem 'Inversnaid':"What would the world be, once bereft Of wet and of wildness? Because to enjoy that first sip of a post-walk ale is quite an adventure. Waterfalls and fast running water were given special status in Gaelic tradition, often being the haunts of supernatural creatures, although evil spirits were said not to be able to cross running water. Loch Doon Castle looks ancient – and it is, but all is not what it seems. More. Have a walk further down river and you'll come to the second oldest railway viaduct in Britain. : NS 998772 ///water.soulful.skidding.The walk can also be started from other points along the High Street, with alternative parking. The beautiful water rich landscape means you can discover some great waterfalls in the area. The Grey Mare's Tail is a spectacular 60 metre waterfall plunging into the Moffat Valley from the breathtaking Loch Skeen at the top of the falls. Inversnaid is a hamlet on the east bank of Loch Lomond, which is close to Rob Roy's cave. Very easy access. } The National Park at Loch Lomond is a 35-minute drive from Glasgow. Click here for great walk in the area that includes the Falls in its circuit. You could extend the walk by continuing along Balloch Lane to Loch Bradan. The castle originally stood on an island in Loch Doon. The idyllic location includes the fairytale (private) Edinample Castle built in the 16th century against the backdrop of Loch Earn. See more ideas about scotland, scotland travel, scottish. Gaelic: Eas Lànaigh (LAANee). Carrick Linn is nomally a high and impressive waterfall that may prevent migration upstreeam when the loch is lower. It is a series of waterfalls that flow down a wide rocky drop. Photos; Directions. 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Depression can be relieved by patiently meditating on God's Word and expecting Him to act. It's in the Bible, Psalm 42:6, TLB. "Yet I am standing here depressed and gloomy, but I will meditate upon Your kindness to this lovely land where the Jordan River flows and where Mount Hermon and Mount Mizar stand."
Prayer is a key to handling depression. It's in the Bible, I Samuel 1:10, NIV. "In bitterness of soul Hannah wept much and prayed to the Lord."
It is useful to count your blessings. It's in the Bible, Psalm 107:8-9, TLB. "Oh, that these men would praise the Lord for His loving kindness, and for all of His wonderful deeds! For He satisfies the thirsty soul and fills the hungry soul with good."
Praise can chase away depression. It's in the Bible, Psalm 34:1-3, TLB. "I will praise the Lord no matter what happens, I will constantly speak of His glories and grace. I will boast of all His kindness to me. Let all who are discouraged take heart. Let us praise the Lord together, and exalt His name."
Christian music can help dispel depression. It's in the Bible, Psalm 33:1-3, TLB. "Let all the joys of the godly well up in praise to the Lord, for it is right to praise Him. Play joyous melodies of praise upon the lyre and on the harp. Compose new songs of praise to Him, accompanied skillfully on the harp; sing joyfully."
Feeling depressed and discouraged doesn't last forever. It's in the Bible, Psalm 30:5, TLB. "Weeping may go on all night, but in the morning there is joy."
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Q: Billing Address: how to add 2 new fields easly I need advice. I have to enter two new fields in the billing address form, for electronic invoicing (italy).
is there a module from which I can start to do this?
or do you have an advice to be able to do it quickly and without problems?
thank you

A: "Without problems" is impossible with Magento. Me too I'm working with "fattura elettronica". I could advice you that I added easily 2 fields to customer_address entity with custom module and custom EAV attributes.
The problem is that these fields are not showed in checkout because checkout is another world, it works with UI component and quote entity.
For this problem I'm working on and I hope to find the solution asap.
For now, i'm using the new 2 fields only for registered customers (they have at least an address saved) and filled manually from admin.

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Смоле́нск-Се́верный — экспериментальный (испытательный) аэродром в городе Смоленске, расположенный в 3 км севернее железнодорожной станции Смоленск.

Аэродром 1 класса, способен принимать самолёты Ил-76, Ту-154 и более лёгкие с ограничениями по классификационному числу ВПП, а также вертолёты всех типов.

Является аэродромом совместного базирования: здесь базируются экспериментальная лётно-испытательная станция Смоленского авиазавода и авиационная комендатура ВВС РФ. В 2009—2010 годах аэродром эпизодически использовался для приёма гражданских воздушных судов по разовым разрешениям Росавиации.

История
Основан в начале 1920-х годов.

С 1946 по 2009 годы на аэродроме дислоцировался 103-й гвардейский Красносельский Краснознамённый военно-транспортный авиационный полк имени Героя Советского Союза В. С. Гризодубовой (с 1970-х годов на его вооружении состояли самолёты Ил-76М, Ил-76МД). В октябре 2009 года полк был расформирован (самолёты переданы на военные аэродромы Оренбург-2 и Таганрог). Боевое знамя и почётное наименование полка переданы в сформированную авиационную базу 1-го разряда, которая находится рядом с городом Оренбургом (на аэродроме Оренбург-2).

С ноября 1951 года на аэродроме базируется управлвение и штаб 297-й истребительной авиационной дивизии ПВО, а также один из её полков — 401-й истребительный авиационный полк ПВО на самолётах МиГ-15 (1951—1953), МиГ-17 (1953—1963), МиГ19П (1963—1976), МиГ-23М (1976—1981), МиГ-23П (1979—1990). В апреле 1960 расформирована дивизия. Полк расформирован в апреле 1991 года.

С 10 июня 1991 года на аэродроме базировался 871-й истребительный авиационный Померанский Краснознамённый полк на самолётах МиГ-23МЛД. Полк в период с 5 мая по 5 июня 1995 года участвовал в боевых действиях на территории Чечни. 1 мая 1998 года полк в связи с проводимыми сокращениями ВВС был расформирован на аэродроме. Регалии полка переданы в 47-й отдельный гвардейский разведывательный Борисовский Краснознаменный ордена Суворова авиационный полк.

В 2011 году СМИ сообщали, что к 2013 году возможна реконструкция аэродрома Смоленск-Северный и создание на его основе международного аэропорта, способного принимать самолёты типа Airbus A320. В начале 2012 года аэродром передан от Министерства Обороны РФ в ведение администрации Смоленской области.

15 августа 2014 года распоряжением Правительства РФ аэродром был переведён из государственных в экспериментальные и в ведение Минпромторга РФ. Фактически передача аэродрома гражданскому ведомству началась в 2019 году.

К аэродрому подведён железнодорожный подъездной путь.

Авиакатастрофы и происшествия

10 апреля 2010 года на аэродроме (в восточной его части, между ближним приводом и торцом ВПП) при заходе на посадку в сложных метеоусловиях потерпел катастрофу самолёт Ту-154М. На борту лайнера находились президент Польши Лех Качиньский, его супруга, представители Парламента и члены неофициальной делегации страны. Все 96 человек, находившиеся на борту (включая экипаж), погибли. 12 января 2011 года МАК представил окончательный доклад о расследовании авиационного происшествия, из которого следует, что причинами катастрофы стали неправильные действия экипажа (неуход на второй круг в метеоусловиях значительно ниже метеоминимума аэродрома, снижение ниже указанной руководителем полётов минимальной безопасной высоты 100 м, игнорирование сигналов системы предупреждения об опасном сближении с поверхностью земли) и психологическое давление на него. Ко времени посадки самолёта на аэродроме наблюдались сложные метеорологические условия: низкая облачность и туман. Фактические значения высоты нижней границы облаков (ВНГО) и видимости на аэродроме в момент катастрофы составили 40-50 м ВНГО и 300—500 м видимости; на данном аэродроме метеоминимум (минимально допустимое значение ВНГО и видимости, при котором разрешена посадка воздушных судов по системе РСП+ОСП) составляет соответственно 100 м и 1000 м. Руководитель полётов предупредил экипаж самолёта о сложных метеорологических условиях и предложил экипажу посадить самолёт на запасном аэродроме в Москве, Минске или Витебске. Выводы о виновности будут делать следователи Следственного комитета России.

Польская сторона не согласилась с рядом положений и выводов МАК, главным образом с односторонним подходом в определении виновников катастрофы, и сочла доклад, подготовленный российской стороной, неприемлемым.

См. также
 Список военных аэродромов России
 Смоленск-Южный (аэропорт)

Источники

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 История 103-го военно-транспортного авиационного полка
 Трассы над Смоленском

Смоленск-Северный
Аэродромы совместного базирования России
Экспериментальные аэродромы России
Аэродромы Смоленской области
Военные аэродромы СССР
Транспорт Смоленска


The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday, June 25, upheld the nationwide availability of tax subsidies that are crucial to the implementation of President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law, handing a major victory to the president.
The court ruled on a 6-3 vote that the 2010 Affordable Care Act, widely known as Obamacare, did not restrict the subsidies to states that establish their own online health care exchanges. It marked the second time in three years that the high court ruled against a major challenge to the law brought by conservatives seeking to gut it. Chief Justice John Roberts was joined by fellow conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy and the court's liberal members in the majority.
The case centered on the tax subsidies offered under the law, passed by Obama's fellow Democrats in Congress in 2010 over unified Republican opposition, that help low- and moderate-income people buy private health insurance. The exchanges are online marketplaces that allow consumers to shop among competing insurance plans.
The question before the justices was whether a four-word phrase in the expansive law saying subsidies are available to those buying insurance on exchanges "established by the state" has been correctly interpreted by the administration to allow subsidies to be available nationwide.


One of the biggest problems faced by home business owners can be FEAR! Whether it's fear of doing video, fear of rejection or whatever you may feel, the important thing to do is to say "STUFF IT" to fear and these kinds of emotions that can hold us back.
Is Fear Welcome In Your Life? STUFF IT!
This article is about the spiritual in all of us and finding the way to combat the fear. I base it mainly on fear, but also on a book I recently read that basically tells us to say (I won't use the actual expletive because this is a family show) STUFF IT to your problems. Problems are there because of our attitude to them. If we all had the attitude to say stuff it and then get on with our lives and actually DO what we set out to DO instead of worrying about consequences.
One thing is absolutely sure, if you dwell on might be and what if's you will NEVER get things done satisfactorily and create a successful business and lifestyle. You must put yourself in a position where you are comfortable with saying stuff it to whatever is bothering you and get on with what you need to do. If you don't do that, then it could be that fear IS welcome in your life.
STUFF IT – I Deserve Better!!
The basic fact is, we all deserve better from everything we do and the only way we stop worrying about consequences is to focus on outcomes to our work effort and stuff the consequences of those who knock us. It's a known fact that not everyone will like us or agree with us, but there are those who will. Why worry about those who don't agree with us when there are easily enough people who will and they are surely the people we want to be working with!
Stuff it, if somebody doesn't agree with you, SO WHAT? You are an individual who is unique! Don't follow the crowd and don't worry about the numpties who criticize you because they have nothing else better to do! Believe me; they have it in for everybody because they don't know how to put their own lives in order! Perhaps every person with the attitude of knocking people should say "STUFF IT" more often and then we would have a healthier attitude all round, who knows?
How can we get the benefits of the STUFF IT Formula. Quite easily in some ways, even though you may think it's hard to master. We need to think of what we want from our work and business. What outcome we want and whether we have a strong enough WHY to be able to make it happen. When you have a very strong why you will be able to adopt the STUFF IT scenario and get to more success because your mind will block out the anxieties about what you fear simply because you have an attitude that now dismisses the fear as insignificant.
When you worry about an outcome or fear the consequences, usually negative consequences that is, think of what you want and physically say (or shout if it makes you feel better) "stuff it" and dismiss the negatives and concentrate on a positive outcome. It feels great!
P.S. If you want to know about the book I recently read that helped me overcome fear and develop an attitude of STUFF IT, Click Here.
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Yes, Paudie the "stuff it" attitude was very important for me. It was a little more scary than the first eye operation, but I knew I had to prevail to get the best result from it. Of course, I knew what to expect too, which made it a little more scary in some ways. The determination helped to get me through, much like determination to progress away from the things that appear scary in business too. Having the Stuff it attitude seems to be working for me, so I needed to share it. Thanks a lot.
Absolutely Barrie! Stuff it! LOL – Or as Susan Jeffers says, 'Feel the Fear and Do it Anyway'!


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stunning look both of you again !
you guys have like the most eclectic styles! i love it!
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LOve the necklace on that white t-shirt, Love the body chain, it's so in style right now!
Lovely blog :) I would love to see much of your post! May be we could follow each other. Let me know once you followed me in google friend connect and I will follow right back.
i like the pant and u look great on that !!!!
looking amazing as always! same with your previous post, daaaamn you guys have great style. i'm so very jealous!
The photos are stunning !
Really love the colours you guys wear, not just the clothes but the accessories as well. Those bags are fab!
hot as usual I love the crop top on the first look and the accessories the 2nd look love love love!!!
Thanks for following! Following you back! You're fabulous!
I like your jewelry, checkered shirt and a neon handbag.
I am drooling over those pants! And I want to steal the neon clutch form you!
Both are great but this colorfull amazing skirt made me feel really jelous...it´s great!
¡¡Me encanta el pantalón rosa!!
What a cute skirt. It kind of looks like puzzle pieces.
Love the fucsia pants and the printed skirt. You look gorgeous ladies!!
so stylish!I like everything .. and a skirt and pants so beautiful and so stylish accessories!
You ladies look great per usual. Loving the neon colored bags.
I have a new post - would love to know what u think?
you both have amazing bodies. great colors, and both of your looks are HOT!
Those fuchsia Zara pants are fabulous and I love the white platform sandals! Great looks!
wow..you both knock the style looks out of the ball park!! Such colors and style..love the body chain!! Hope you are having a wonderful day!
You ladies are killing it with the jewelry! Love the pants in the first look and the skirt in the second.
The pink pants are awesome. That skirt is amazing. You both look stunning!
I love the pants and the skirt!!
I want to begin a round of applause for those pink pants. They're amazing.
I love the pink pants in the 1st outfit and the white shoes in the 2nd outfit!
Love the pants, the necklace and that skirt is all kinds of fun.. thanks for the sweet comments on my blog. Lovely blog here. Now following.. Xo, jewel.