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Bluetongue: how to spot and report the disease
How to spot bluetongue, what to do if you suspect it and measures to prevent its spread.
Bluetongue affects:
- sheep
- other ruminants such as cows and goats
- camelids such as llamas
Humans aren't affected.
The last outbreak in Great Britain was in 2007.
Bluetongue is a notifiable disease. That means if you suspect it you must tell the Animal and Plant and Health Agency immediately. Failure to do so is an offence.
How to spot bluetongue
In sheep
In sheep the main signs of bluetongue are:
- ulcers in the mouth
- discharge of mucus and drooling from mouth and nose
- swelling of the mouth, head and neck and the coronary band (where the skin of the leg meets the horn of the foot)
Other clinical signs include:
- red skin as a result of blood collecting beneath the surface
- fever
- lameness
- breathing problems
In cattle
Cattle are the main carriers of bluetongue. Infected cattle generally do not show any signs of the disease, but occasionally signs can include:
- swelling and ulcers in the mouth
- nasal discharge
- red skin and eyes as a result of blood collecting beneath the surface
- swollen teats
- tiredness
Other animals rarely show signs of the disease.
How bluetongue is spread
Bluetongue is carried and spread by midges.
Preventing and controlling bluetongue
You can help to prevent the disease by practising strict biosecurity on your premises.
Defra has issued a general licence for farmers to vaccinate their animals in areas which are outside a restricted zone for bluetongue.
If you report suspicion of bluetongue, APHA vets will investigate.
If bluetongue is confirmed the outbreak will be controlled in line with the contingency plan for exotic notifiable diseases and the bluetongue control strategy.
Further information on prevention and control
What happens when a notifiable disease is suspected or confirmed
Leaflet about clinical signs of bluetongue
Bluetongue: guidance for livestock keepers
Legislation relating to bluetongue
The main EU legislation on bluetongue is Directive 2007/3154
The main domestic legislation is the Bluetongue Regulations 2008

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text: Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin it!E-mail After 2 years of living in the lowlands our expat-provided accommodation ran out, so we naively embarked on a Amsterdam house-hunting mission. Even though it was a good 6 years ago, I remember it well, as we visited not 5 or 6 potential apartments – but a whopping 35 in total! The whole process felt a bit like the story of "The Three Bears": too small, too big, too hard, too soft – you get the idea. Potential apartment #34 was one of my favourites, located on a picturesque Amsterdam canal it was like stepping into a postcard. True it was cozy (read: incredibly small), slightly damp (read: major water leakage throughout the house) and inconveniently spread out across 3 tiny levels, but it fit my new-in-Amsterdam romanticism and home-finding desperation well. I could deal with the neighbour's lack of curtains and the stinky herring stall below. The only downfall that I couldn't quite come to terms with was the stairs, which could perhaps be better referred to as "the near-vertical-mountain-requiring-daily-scaling". They resembled a treacherous ladder of sorts that required the use of all fours and the maintenance of ninja-like precision balance. Was this some sort of circus-performers house? Were mere mortals suppose to make this daily climb? Better yet, these terrifying stairs are often accompanied by a ceiling full of precariously dangling bicycles and strollers roped up on some hand-made elaborate rigging system. A great example once again of Dutch ingenuity, but not such a comforting sight if you start to contemplate the impeding snap of one single rope. The trek upwards on these Dutch stairs is no doubt a mission, but the trek downwards is where things start to get really interesting. Not only are you dealing with an impossibly steep descent, but the teeny-tiny stairs don't even allow for a full footstep (huh, but what about the Dutch's massive feet??), and thus must be maneuvered in an awkward sidewise motion. Sometimes, for fun, these sneaky Dutch architects decided to throw in a curve, adding yet another element of danger. It is no wonder the Dutch word for stairs is trap! How aptly named, for they are a trap indeed, of the death-trap variety!! Of course, I later found out that such staircases were not so unusual in the Netherlands and were characteristic of the 17th-century canal houses. However, you may have also asked yourself at some point, why oh why did such awkward stairwells exist?? Well, the answer is painfully simple and again (surprise, surprise can be rooted in Dutch people's constant quest for saving a buck. Back in the day, canal houses were taxed on their width, meaning that the wider your house, the more taxes you paid. How could a clever Dutchie circumvent such an issue? Easy, simply build yourself a very tall, very skinny house which requires a crazy-ass set of stairs! Needless to say, we didn't end up of taking the canal view apartment. I figured I just didn't have the Dutch-bike-balancing-circus-act qualities required for such a daily feat. We luckily settled on apartment #35 – where we've happily resided (with the Dutch luxury of an elevator) the last 6 years! Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin it!E-mail Related 89 Responses Miss Footloose | Life in the Expat Lane Sep 2012 Those steep and narrow stairs in Dutch houses are indeed a menace if you don't grow up with them. If you do, you just race up and down them with learned brain-body athleticism I must say, I've never seen those wicked "butcher-block" stairs on that first stair-case photo. Reply smilesandhappiness Sep 2012 haha once again, fantastic piece of bloggin! Reply Jan met de Pet Sep 2012 So after visiting 33 houses with normal stairs you found 1 with a steep stairs? 1 in 34 is not a very high percentage. So I'm glad to hear that most staircases are normal. Reply ahura Sep 2013 no they are not!!! so far I've been in 5-6 different houses and all of them are exactly as horrible as described here!! :v Reply Bertha Nijkamp Sep 2012 After the second staircase: Look Mom, no teeth! Reply Nina Sep 2012 Everyone that comes to my place complains about the narrow staircase! And they are Dutch but have lived in post war housing all their lives! Reply tim Sep 2012 Those steep and narrow stairs are also exclusive to the centre of Amsterdam. The Netherlands is bigger then the Amsterdam ring of canals. It might be a surprise to some, but stairs outside Amsterdam are actually quite normal. Reply David Sep 2012 I definitely came across the same issue when I lived in Rotterdam… Reply Stacey Sep 2012 No, they are not. This is a characteristic of all Dutch homes built prior to the 80's. Reply Smitty Mar 2013 I grew up in a community in the United States that was settled by the dutch. Many of the houses had these same stairs! I often wondered WHY, now I know. Henk Apr 2015 They certainly aren't. My sister and brother-in-law just had their home (nowhere near Amsterdam btw) extended and the stairs up to the guest bedrooms are ridiculously steep! I can't believe they made them that way. They could have easily configured the space a bit to fit less steep stairs (the Dutch would call that 'lazy stairs' – 'een luie trap'), so it's not just a lack-of-space thing. It's as bizarre as no heating and only cold water in the toilet – oh, and of course those strange old fashioned toilets with a 'shelf' where your 'number 2′ would sit for inspection until you flush… Bernjan Sep 2012 When people are at my home they also complain about the steep and narrow staircase, but i don't live in Amsterdam. Anyway, if you grow up with it you can't imagine it's hard to climb them. Reply jettte Sep 2012 Stairs in the rest of the Netherlands are NOT normal!!! They are maybe not quite as crazy as the ones in Amsterdam, but they would still be illegal under most other countries' building codes. We live in Tilburg in a house built in 1928 and both my German mum and my boyfriend's Australian mum only ever descend the stairs backwards because they are so steep. And it's not only old buildings either: I've seen insane stairs in brand new public buildings around here. I'm not complaining, I think saving some space in a country as full as this one is probably a good thing, and so is acquiring the balance and motor skills required for dealing with these stairs. Just saying: the rest of the Netherlands is not entirely different from Amsterdam at least in this one point. Reply Sascha Frangilli Sep 2013 My Australian (ex) mom-in-law fell down the stairs in my house – she was so not accustomed to stairs in the first place (90% of the houses in Australia are one level) and then the steep stairs curvy stairs here in a normal (!) Dutch rental house. Danielle Oct 2013 My brother lives in Australia and when he and his Australian wife came over a couple of months ago, they told me that my stairs (I live in a typical Dutch house dating from 1971) wouldn't pass Australian building regulations. My sister-in-law was terrified of them! Bastian Sep 2012 Here in Groningen I live at the moment in a student house. Also with a very steep and narrow stairs. I can tell that a lot of houses here also have this.. I don't believe this can only be found in Amsterdam, but everywhere in the Netherlands Reply hpjd Dec 2012 saw them in nijmegen! dark_man_x Feb 2013 I live in a 1930s suburb in Utrecht and our house have the same type of stairs. I think Ikea designed their flatpack furniture with us in mind. Reply Jules Jun 2014 Nope, lived in Tilburg… Lived in 6 houses there with the exact same issue… And my sister in The Hague has had the same kind of stairs as well… Older houses have higher ceilings and steeper narrower stairs… But they are lovely… Reply Mary Lou Hefling May 2015 This explains so much! My Grandfather and his brother built his house here in the US, in Ohio. They were from Groeningen. The stairs to the attic and the basement were deadly. They were narrow and steep and made no sense. (To us, anyway.) You had to go up and down sort of sideways. My Grandmother nearly killed herself when balancing baskets of laundry to go out to hang on the clothesline. We never knew why they built them like this and now I know. Wow! A family mystery solved. Reply Sandra Sep 2012 We in the south of the Netherlands don't really have many of them luckly Reply Ron Sep 2012 Note many Dutch people would die for such an apartment, because they are considered so romantical… Reply Danielle Sep 2012 I would disagree with steep, narrow steps only being in Amsterdam 'grachtenpanden'. I remember my auntie and uncle's farmhouse out in the country very well for the impossible steep and narrow stairs Reply marc Sep 2012 When I worked in an HIFI/Television shop in Amsterdam in the pre-flatscreen era, I was so glad I wasn't the guy who had to deliver the big televisions to the 4th floor. Reply Kate Sep 2012 The row houses in the south do have the small stairs, according to my non-Dutch boyfriend. Maybe they are not small and steep to us, but to foreigners they are. It was very easy impressing my boyfriend: just running up and down the stairs at my parent's home. Reply Ern Sep 2012 Had a cousin who lived in low-cost post-war housing in Amsterdam and the stairs there were steep and narrow too. Reply Lyn Sep 2012 @ Tim, dude, my best friend has stairs like that, and we live in Groningen! Reply Sonja Sep 2012 Oh no, it is in other parts of the country too. my brother lives in bemmel and the stairs in his house are awful. They are very steep and curve too. That does save quite a bit of space. But i am not used to them and when I visit and have to go downstairs from the third floor guest room to the restroom on the second floor I fear for me life. Lol. The house is only abou 15years old. Reply TCM Sep 2012 I have a super steep set of stairs here in the UK so I am waiting for the concept to catch on and then I can sell my house! In other news – I find stairs encountered in Breda and Roosendaal familiarly steep, so I don't see any Anti-Amsterdamian bias in this blog. A great read too – love the history in it by way of explanation. Reply Marlies van der Meer Sep 2012 Nice blog cuz I didnt know (as real Dutchie) the reason why those Adam canal houses are so narrow. And as a real Dutchie I would say: why complain about narrow staircases if you get to live along a canal ? Reply daquiprai Sep 2012 I must say that my partner (Dutch one) fall from one of them and broke his leg! Reply Tom -dutch expat in spain- Sep 2012 Ohw come on. This has to be the furthest fetch ever on this blog. Have we ran out of typical dutch stuff? You'll find those stairs only in a few monumental (and therefore left in original state) buildings, who can only be found in a small number of cities where they make up less then a percent of the total number of houses. And you already know this. I really do love this blog and I do realize none of the postings are about all dutchies, but this one doesn't even concern more then just a few of them. Why not try a blog on: 1: every dutchie has his favorite beer and will let anyone know the others favorite brand is piss 2: dutchies like to interfere with your business, but wont let you interfere with theirs (eg: try asking a dogowner to clean up the dogs turd after it took a dump). 3: dutchies buy houses near airports or circuits and will complain immediately about the noise and pollution and/or will start an action comite ( a good topic on itself btw ) to mobilize the neighbors. -made that up in a few minutes, perhaps you've got something there- Reply MARGRIET Sep 2012 I like the one on dutchies buying a house near a …anything causing troubles…. and than start complaining about it. There is a sense of truth in it, funny thing is also quite often people "born and raised" in certain area never seem to have a problem (for example an airport), the trouble starts with the new comers. Reply Andrew Meehan (@drewdraws2) Sep 2012 Tom, I think you're seriously wrong. I'm an American who has lived extensively in France, Italy, and Switzerland before moving to the Netherlands. Without a doubt, there is no house that I've been to in NL built before 2000 that has what the rest of the world considers "normal" steps. None. The Dutch don't notice because they're so ubiquitous that it seems normal, but a staircase even in a 20 or 50 year-old house is quite a bit steeper (and often narrower) than what other western countries are used to! Reply Kristin Oct 2013 I live in a very Dutch city in the US, we even have a tulip festival where we all dress up in traditional Dutch costumes and dance around on the streets in wooden shoes for a week (Yes, we are all in counseling), My Grandmother's father (who was born in the Netherlands) built her house and they had these stairs!!! To this day, I have to go down them backwards. I never understood what would possess people to create such an unusable disaster. I was in my teens before I could even get up to their second floor. Now I understand. It's definitely a Dutch thing. Rick Sep 2012 loved those stairs as a kid, slided down a couple on a matras, it was AWESOME! Reply Meredith Sep 2012 You are all crazy: I've only seen one house here with normal stairs, and I live in the Eindhoven area (1.5 hours south of Amsterdam). Our stairs are only tolerable for me because of the railing and they are spiral, and therefore a full foot width on the very outside edge (which is where I walk). Even so, I fell down them the second week we lived here, and then we added 'tread grip tape' to the edges. We've been here almost 4 years and I've seen a lot of houses… even a very new, expensive house which the owner was proud to show me her death-trap stairs (which they "saved from the farm house that was torn down!") Great blog post! Reply Pietje Puk Sep 2012 It is a hard life being old Reply Ruth @ FacetiousFarang Sep 2012 They're insane, aren't they? My great-aunt lives in an ancient house in The Hague, and the stairs are more like a ladder. She is 80+, and not very agile any more – dreading the day that she misjudges the stairs… Reply Lisa Sep 2012 It's funny because most other people have trouble going up the stairs in my house and look terrified, while i love running up and down the stairs and sounding like a giant doing it Reply Miriam Sep 2012 I have a friend (Dutch) who has trouble even with normal stairs. That is to say, she needs to hold onto the side and walk slowly, one step at a time. She was raised in a one-story building and her school was the same, so no experience! I think this goes for many of our foreign guests, so I don't blame them for fearing the stairs. Must Dutchies tho, run up and down stairs no hands 2 steps at a time easy peasy, just becaust they have so much experience. If you don't like it, practice a lot, it gets better. It's good exercise, too! Reply Anja Sep 2012 Did the up and down running for 21 years. 5 floors. Then I moved to the US. I miss them, they keep you fit and trim! Reply Demmy Dumlu Sep 2012 LOL, I remember taking off my heels and throwing them down before me after which I climbed the stairs down as a ladder on all fours with my socks only :):) Once down 3 floors I would put my shoes on again. This was at a friend's house in Amsterdam center. The real challenge was the evenings when I had a little too much to drink Reply Invader_Stu Sep 2012 I have seen so many houses with steep stairs. Most of them have been in Amsterdam but I used to live in one in Haarlem. Over time I kind of got used to them but they are insane. Some are worse then other. Reply Decibel Sep 2012 Recently I visited the Netherlands after more than 40 years away, and stayed with my Aunt in the house I had lived in as a child. I had forgotten about those stairs. Vertiginously steep, and soooo narrow! Lugging a 20kg suitcase up two flights to the guestroom in the attic, and down again was a scary business! And yes, there were racks of washing hanging over the stairs at both levels, and there were shoes and and other items on the bottom steps waiting to be taken upstairs. Reply Marcella VDE Sep 2012 As an expat living in the US for many years now the stairs all over NL are not easy to navigate. In 2007 we, along with another family, rented an apartment for a week in A'dam right near the Overtoom….WOW…the stairs were crazy…the apartment was on the 2nd & 3rd floor….we could barely get up the stairs with our kids & strollers & suitcases. The stairs inside the apartment from the 2nd to the 3rd floor were spiral & narrow! The best was the "stairs" to the roof top terrace…a glorified ladder. It was great spot to be in for the week. We enjoyed it Dutch stairs and all. My husband, who is builder, reminds me that many of the stairs that are buildt in NL would never be legal here. Reply prive Sep 2012 Oh, I encountered the steepest set of stairs while flat hunting in Westerpark area of Amsterdam. The flat faced the park and had a lovely facade wonderful layout (recently refurbished with a spacey feel), but the walk to the 1st floor was almost climbing a ladder that skewed to the left as you got higher. Ugh! I thought of struggle to carry furniture and my grocery shopping…I said no thanks! Reply Margarita Sep 2012 They seem like a very good ,if scary, workout! Reply Mike Sep 2012 I have one of these..and secretly enjoy in anticipation the look on visitor's faces when they enter my apartment. Not in Amsterdam, but Gouda has it's share of 'death traps' as well Reply Wesley Oct 2012 If you're drunk or have a proper "kater" those stairs are really good fun. Reply Mary Oct 2012 This is so true…it was one of the first things I noticed when I first visited Amsterdam! Reply Huub Oct 2012 When you realise that half of our "Lowlands" is below sea level you will appreciate the invention of stairs. And yes, when the water comes and after you have ran up all the stairs, then you're "trapped" on the roof. By the way, you may call yourself a lucky one to have had a choice of 35 apartments in Amsterdam. I suppose that the boss paid the rent! Reply Stuff Dutch People Like Oct 2012 No boss paying the rent Huub. If he was I would have had a much easier choice! Reply Funny list of things Dutch people love « holinholland Oct 2012 […] No. 35: Impossibly steep stairs […] Reply MJ Nov 2012 That blog is the funniest ever! It made me cry !! Dutch people should hire Canadian Architects and live normally without making unwanted backflips-triple-axel figures when going down the stairs. How about using a rope or a pole to get down on main floor while you're at it! Reply Danny Dec 2012 Steep stairs take up less space and lets you make the most use of your floorspace. It's a practical thing and quite easy to live with once you get used to it…..until you get home drunk that is..! Reply crystalclog Jan 2013 My grandma used to live in this tiny house in one of the old port towns, and it had this suicidally steep staircase. Luckily she only lived there for a few months. Reply aliwiseman Feb 2013 Tis the same here in Leiden! I've nearly died a few times! Reply Erica Gray (@ecomumnl) Mar 2013 After 4 years with death trap stairs in our house in Breda I can now run up them carrying a 3 year old under one arm and a basketful of laundry in the other hand (because, of course, the washing machine is in the attic). Still can't cycle while texting though – epic failure as a wannabe Dutchie! Reply Menko Ubbens Sep 2013 We repair iPhones in Hilversum. We've had quite few customers who drowned their iPhone due to texting while cycling – they steered their bike into a ditch. Reply How to befriend an Amsterdam hipster and party like a local ← The Adventures of Doon Loomden May 2013 […] I had a great time dancing and soaking in the ambiance and surroundings of the packed sweaty floor, negotiating the Dutch's penchant for steep stairs after a few drinks, and having awkward cultural conversations with bartenders on tipping because […] Reply CindyLouBou Jul 2013 I visited my Dutch boyfriend back in November and he lives in Utrecht. I also visited some friends in Eindhoven. Both houses, although different, had steep, narrow stairs. Back at the boyfriends house, his room was up in the attic, and coming down the stairs on the 1st day I was there I tripped and fell until I reached the 2nd floor. It scared him to death but I was laughing. Later on at the train station I fell walking up the stairs. Reply Notes from Nederland, week #3 | ni-na-notes Aug 2013 […] This is true, very much so in my case: Dutch staircases tend to be closer to vertical than anything resembling normalcy for non-Dutch people. ("It's really more like a ladder", my mother said.) The worrisome implications for moving become clear if you try to picture carrying boxes of books (or other heavy stuff) up a ladder without having any hands free to hold on… right. Next time I'd: make the boxes smaller; and try to make sure I'd have more than one person helping me. (I do wonder if Dutch people aren't tempted to just throw their stuff out of the window when they move out … Or each other's stuff, perhaps. Has any ingenious Dutch person invented a furniture life net yet?) […] Reply No. 9: Tulips | Stuff Dutch People Like Aug 2013 […] Although incomprehensible, at the height of their Golden-Age-popularity, one measly bulb could fetch 10 times the annual salary of a skilled worker (or as much as a trecherously-staired canal house). […] Reply Yes, I'm sure | autisticook Aug 2013 […] have to be very careful when going up or down the stairs, I trip […] Reply B. wird befördert! | Queen K's Blog Aug 2013 […] Mir ging mittlerweile echt fast die Hutschnur hoch! Ich hab zwar nicht soviel Erfahrung und Ahnung, was Anderthalbjährige können müssen, aber angesichts B.´s kurzen Beinchen finde ich es ziemlich übertrieben zu verlangen, dass er wie ein Erwachsener die Treppe hochgeht. Hab ICH etwa beschlossen, dass B. 5 Monate zu früh in die nächste Altersgruppe aufsteigt?! Kann ICH etwas dafür, dass diese Gruppe im 2. Stock ist?! Gut, ich gebe zu, ich habe mich nicht bemüht, ihm das Treppensteigen beizubringen. Vor allem runter trage ich ihn fast immer. Aber wer unsere Treppe mal selbst erlebt hat, versteht auch warum! Ich sag nur: "death trap"… […] Reply Promotie voor B. | Queen K's Blog Aug 2013 […] Ik kookte ondertussen bijna van ingehouden woede! Ik heb weliswaar niet veel ervaring of kennis ober wat kinderen van 18 maanden moeten kunnen maar als ik zo naar B.'s korte beentjes kijk, lijkt het mij redelijk overdreven om te eisen dat hij als een volwassene de trap oploopt. IK was niet diegene die heeft besloten dat hij 5 maanden te vroeg naar de peuters doorstroomt! IK kan er niks aan doen dat de peutergroepen op de eerste en tweede verdieping zitten! Oké, ik heb niet veel moeite gedaan om B. te leren traplopen. Vooral de trap af til ik hem bijna altijd. Maar wie onze trap thuis kent, snapt ook wel waarom! Ik zeg: "death trap"… […] Reply annie bui Sep 2013 YES. Now I know why. Reply PDtje Sep 2013 I miss those stairs. As a little kid my brothers and I would crawl into sleeping bags and roll down the stairs. As we got a bit older we would rollerblade down them. Safe? no probably not, but fun indeed. Reply Elisabeth Sep 2013 Rubbish. Ever climbed stairs in medieval castles or seen the servant's staircases in English country homes, in cottages and farmhouses, in terraced houses of the early 20th century in Paris? It's just that in America everything is bigger, wider and better. And Americans leave no chance letting everybody know that this is so. The Dutch do not claim to like narrow staircases. I like your blog when it is funny and points out our strange habits and likings. So I'm probably a party pooper, but this is rubbish. If you want to live in the old center of one of our big cities, accept how they are built and appreciate the history. Reply William Endert Sep 2013 Imagine visiting your relatives and carrying an oversized suitcase up and down those stairs. To tell the truth, I was scared. Reply John Evanoff Sep 2013 The elevators are the size of an old phone booth. Reply Helen Sep 2013 Never realized the stairs in Dutch houses were any different from those in other countries. The only stairs that ever scared me were the ones in my aunt and uncle's house which were so steep I descended them backwards. Reply Erik Smit Sep 2013 That old law could explain why old Dutch houses were so narrow. But how does it explain steep stairs? These narrow houses are also very deep, so if the stairs went from the front of the house (bottom) to the back (top) they would be almost flat. Reply Alison Whiitehouse Sep 2013 oh oh i visited my brother in laws new appartment which is sooo wonderful but the stairs are a death trap to me..but he is Dutch and tall and easily manages those steep steps..i am English and small and felt like a hobbit climbing a mountain! Reply Farrah (@Momofthreeunder) Sep 2013 This is really funny. We've been here in the NL just about 1 year. When we moved over we agreed to do the house hunters international thing and the stairs were the one aspect I was pretty nuts over (honestly, I wasn't crazy or spoiled anywhere else!) but when our episode aired, this lady WENT OFF (on the House Hunters FB page) on me and my take on the death trap stairs (in fact, I actually used that term) and the fact that I clearly thought my three young children (2, 2 and 3!) were entitled and I was spoiling them and GOD FORBID we live in a house with these stairs. Oh it was crazy. So yeah. I was intimidated big time, but we've since managed to be ok without a fall yet! Oh god I just cursed us. Reply Waterman Oct 2013 Steep stairs? If you're lucky! When I was a kid, I had to use a ladder to get to my room from the ground floor, ever since I could walk. A sturdy wooden ladder with horizontal carpeted steps that my father made. It didn't lead to a landing, which would be a waste of space, but to a hole in the floor next to my bed, covered by a wooden hatch. Or should I say a trap-door? This was not in Amsterdam, but in the Dutch countryside, where many working-class houses were smaller than ours. The house was built on the site of a chicken-shed and was expanded twice before I was born. We had a vegetable garden that could feed the whole family throughout the year. I don't remember any visitor being surprised by our ladder, but people did freak out about the steep unpaved driveway that went almost straight up a dyke. Reply Last days in Vleuten | Katventures Oct 2013 […] tiny staircases (as an aside, the Dutch are well known for their insanely steep stairs, as seen here, here, and here). The house grew a little this year when Mark added a bedroom on top of the […] Reply Mirjam Oct 2013 I guess we are used to them.. and as a child we all fell down the stairs (more than once).. Never considered them narrow.. We all get used to our own 'trap' inhouse and run up and down them without thinking twice and our hands full on occasions.. Maybe cause of our bike-balancing skills?? Reply barrypiatoff Nov 2013 Reblogged this on The Second Time Around and commented: If I go to Holland one year and never make it back to New York, it's because these stairs got the better of me. Reply Our Sinterklaas poem for the Dutch | Stuff Dutch People Like Dec 2013 […] tall, often blond, and usually quite blunt Their treacherous stairs are an acrobatic […] Reply Scările olandeze și o entorsă cadou de la Moș Nicolae | Dana rozMarin Dec 2013 […] stilul arhitectonic al caselor vechi din Amsterdam. Parcă nu v-am povestit până acum despre scările îngrozitoare pe care le-am întâlnit în interiorul caselor vechi din această țară. Prima casă în care am […] Reply iris meijer Feb 2014 it's not that dutch stairs are so small, stairs in other country's are just ridiculously wide! why would you need 3 meters of stair when you yourself are only half a meter wide yourself. something more ridiculous is stairs without a trapleuning. (i don't know the english word for it) Reply demmy Mar 2014 Trapleuning: Banister Reply 7 Tage – 7 Bilder | Importkaaskop Apr 2014 […] ich doch lieber schnell vom Bett auf und ging gucken. Da stand der kleine Kaaskop 10 cm vor der Death Trap,oh […] Reply Bike Tour & Uitmarkt | A Semester in the Netherlands Oct 2014 […] out this website for a funny, but quite informative explanation of this […] Reply The Dutch and their weather: enough to make Goldilocks tear her hair out | Gordon Darroch's Unreal Domain Oct 2014 […] new arrivals trying to negotiate the quirks of Dutch customs: the Byzantine birthday rituals, the lethal staircases, the mystifying things they spread on their sandwiches. 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I want to try this...
For some reason I really want to ride a long horn. It's one of my oddities I guess.
the long horn doesn't seem so happy
OH my gosh that's awesome! I have a pet steer so I may need to work on this!!!
Thanks for posting that :)
Yeah, he doesn't seem too amused by all that spur. I think it would be fun to try though
Except for where she made him run at the end and he bucked, he didn't seem too bothered by it (not anymore so than your average green horse). It's not very often that you see a cow thrilled about much of anything (unless it involves pancakes... I know a steer that would die for a stack of pancakes. Never seen a cow so happy in my life as when he's munchin on his flapjacks)
I think it would be fun to try, but I wouldn't want to be the one training the thing to do it.
Pancakes? Really? Thats awesome.
We have a guy here that has a Brahma steer that he rides in parades. It's so dang cool....
LMAO, I think she is a little confused, she should be barrel racing the horse in the background, not the poor cow. LOL that is actually funny and looks like something I would do.
my uncle has texas long horns! there huge!
LOL he looks thrilled! :lol: That's funny about the pancakes.
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'Twas on a Sunday morning, and in the year of 1888, The steamer "Saxmundham," laden with coal and coke for freight, Was run into amidships by the Norwegian barque "Nor," And sunk in the English Channel, while the storm fiend did roar. She left Newcastle on Friday, in November, about two o'clock, And proceeded well on her way until she received a shock; And the effects of the collision were so serious within, That, within twenty minutes afterwards, with water she was full to the brim. The effects of the collision were so serious the water cduldn't be staunched, So immediately the "Saxmundham's" jolly-boat was launched; While the brave crew were busy, and loudly did clatter, Because, at this time, the stem of the steamer was under water. Then the bold crew launched the lifeboat, without dismay, While their hearts did throb, but not a word did they say; They they tried to launch the port lifeboat, but in that they failed, Owing to the heavy sea, so their sad fate they bewailed. Then into the jolly-boat and lifeboat jumped fifteen men in all, And immediately the steamer foundered, which did their hearts appal, As the good ship sank beneath the briny wave, But they thanked God fervently that did them save. Oh! it was a miracle how any of them were saved, But it was by the aid of God, and how the crew behaved; Because God helps those that help themselves, And those that don't try to do so are silly elves. So the two boats cruised about for some time, Before it was decided to pull for St. Catherine; And while cruising about they must have been ill, But they succeeded in picking up an engineer and fireman, also Captain Milne. And at daybreak on Sunday morning the men in the lifeboat Were picked up by the schooner "Waterbird" as towards her they did float, And landed at Weymouth, and made all right By the authorities, who felt for them in their sad plight. But regarding the barque "Nor," to her I must return, And, no doubt, for the drowned men, many will mourn; Because the crew's sufferings must have been great, Which, certainly, is soul-harrowing to relate. The ill-fated barque was abandoned in a sinking state, But all her crew were saved, which I'm happy to relate; They were rescued by the steamer "Hagbrook" in the afternoon, When after taking to their boats, and brought to Portland very soon. The barque "Nor" was bound from New York to Stettin, And when she struck the "Saxmundham," oh! what terrible din! Because the merciless water did rush in, Then the ship carpenters to patch the breach did begin. But, alas! all their efforts proved in vain, For still the water did on them gain; Still they resolved to save her whatever did betide, But, alas! the ill-fated "Nor" sank beneath the tide. But thanks be to God, the major part of the men have been saved, And all honour to both crews that so manfully behaved; And may God protect the mariner by night and by day When on the briny deep, far, far away!
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The other day, a friend of mine asked me why I thought those on the left hate guns so much. My initial reaction was to acknowledge that I have a tough time getting a handle on anything liberals say or think or do. It all seems wacky to me.
What's more, I have no idea who compiles their playbook, although we are quite aware that they have one. It's where they get all their talking points. For instance, we know that liberals favor affirmative action, although at the same time we also know they like to say that where race is concerned, they're the ones who are colorblind. They also endorse bilingual education for Latinos even though it's a handicap that the youngsters have a tough time overcoming, and may explain why such a depressingly small percent of them hang around high school long enough to graduate.
We know that leftists oppose capital punishment although I, for one, have never heard a compelling argument why a person who takes one or more lives in cold blood should be spared the ultimate punishment.
Furthermore, liberals seem to believe that same-sex marriages, abortions on demand, separation of church and state, not to mention open borders, are all covered somewhere in the U.S. Constitution. But if we're going to be honest, one can see why liberals, who are far more prone than conservatives to forsake logic for emotion, would feel as they do about some of these issues.
As I say, I don't know who makes their decisions. But it hardly matters if it's a committee consisting of Bill Clinton, James Carville, Howard Dean, Chris Matthews, Nancy Pelosi, Jesse Jackson, Jimmy Carter, Charles Rangel, Barbara Boxer, Keith Olbermann, Michael Moore and Bozo the Clown, who set the agenda or it's simply the editorial board of the New York Times. The thing is, they're in perfect agreement that if only they got to make and enforce all the rules, this would be a far better world.
But why are those on the left so vehemently opposed to decent, law-abiding citizens owning guns? After all, most people -- unlike Hollywood celebrities -- can not afford to surround themselves with armed bodyguards. And as dedicated as the police may be to protect and serve, they're usually not around at the very moment your life is being threatened. Besides, if liberals had their way and the Second Amendment was repealed, the only people in America with guns would be cops, criminals and the military. Interestingly, of those particular groups, criminals are the ones liberals hate the least.
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See definition in Oxford Advanced Learner's DictionaryLine breaks: deli
Pronunciation: /ˈdɛli/
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Best coconut Mocha I've ever had :)
Record player is awesome.
Excellent Americano!
espresso, Ecco beans, and lp's from an alternate reality
What a shame that a great shop has been consumed by hipsters. I won't be back.
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Hiking Bumpass Hell Trail
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Previous trail opening dates: July 13, 2011 | June 29, 2012 | June 25, 2013 | June 11, 2014
Bumpass Hell is the largest hydrothermal area in the park, and marks the principal area of upflow of steam and discharge from the Lassen hydrothermal system (see illustration in photo gallery below). The temperature of high-velocity steam jetting from Big Boiler, the largest fumarole in the park, has been measured as high as 322°F (161°C), making it one of the hottest fumaroles in the world. The steam heated waters are typically acidic and are not safe, even for bathing. Please stay on the trail and boardwalks for your safety.
Bumpass Hell is the largest concentration of hydrothermal features in the park. Bumpass Hell was named after an early settler who severly burned a leg after falling into a boiling pool. The hydrothermal features can be reached today from a well-marked 1.5 mile trail that starts from a parking area opposite Lake Helen. A visit to Lassen is not complete without a stop at Bumpass Hell.
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I dont believe there's a 2005 version of Microsoft office.... it's 2003, and the next version is not set to be released until 2006...not trying to ruin your sale, just making a correction.
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simple terms, a power adaptor is the power source here for the computer. i used the computer part for about a month while my normal computer was down, and it operated just as well, just doesnt have as large of memory as my normal computer (20gb vs. 120 gb), and dont ask why i got 120gb cause i havent even used 10gb of memory on my normal computer with all the music i have and everything.
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Another illustration for my internship assignmento, red little riding hood
Did a redraw of this [link]
Did a redraw of this [link]
i love that style too
I love the style!
You have such interesting strokes. ^^ Beautiful story scene. ♥
I love this, the choice of colours and use of light, very well done.
I really like the marks!
Lovely version : ) I like the scale of the wolf.
I love the 'noise' in your drawings. Not just this one. But i love this one.
Awesome depiction of the fairy tale !!!
this is pure beauty man. this ranks in my favorite artworks ever.
This wolf is peculiar in such a good way
Beautiful colors! Your depiction gives this story the proper scary element that it deserves!
I really like how you drew this but I have to ask: is that a bunny hiding behind that tree?
there is really somethin about that who enchant`s
lovely colours and storybook style
I love this! I always imagined the wolf as smaller, but your take on the story opened up my box of an imagination haha
love it. the scale is endearing.
It's so bad you obtained a DD so little time ago. I would totally suggest this. It's amazing!
Keep creating awesome Art ^^
Keep creating awesome Art ^^
Werewolves. Love. <3
I really enjoy your landscapes. You're so great at them!
I really enjoy your landscapes. You're so great at them!
Whoa big wolf
...he's big.. he's always at human size in my imagination...
this is lovely but more 'normal' only the size of the wolf is unusual and yet that isnt too strange... I prefer the other! which give a real odd perspective and size distortion and involves the view so much more!
Beautiful. LOVE Little Reds pose.


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I looked in SO and couldn't find a good description regarding the difference between
private, and
protected inheritance in C++. All the questions were assuming an specific case. What is the difference?
I looked in SO and couldn't find a good description regarding the difference between
To answer that question, I'd like to describe member's accessors first in my own words. If you already know this, skip to the heading "next:".
There are three accessors that I'm aware of:
By "is aware of", I mean "acknowledge the existence of, and thus be able to access".
The same happens with public, private and protected inheritance. Let's consider a class
IMPORTANT NOTE: Classes B, C and D all contain the variables x, y and z. It is just question of access.
About usage of protected and private inheritance you could read here.
Limiting the visibility of inheritance will make code not able to see that some class inherits another class: Implicit conversions from the derived to the base won't work, and
Only members/friends of a class can see private inheritance, and only members/friends and derived classes can see protected inheritance.
public inheritance
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private member
Note that C-style casts purposely allows casting a derived class to a protected or private base class in a defined and safe manner and to cast into the other direction too. This should be avoided at all costs, because it can make code dependent on implementation details - but if necessary, you can make use of this technique.
It has to do with how the public members of the base class are exposed from the derived class.
As litb points out, public inheritance is traditional inheritance that you'll see in most programming languages. That is it models an "IS-A" relationship. Private inheritance, something AFAIK peculiar to C++, is an "IMPLEMENTED IN TERMS OF" relationship. That is you want to use the public interface in the derived class, but don't want the user of the derived class to have access to that interface. Many argue that in this case you should aggregate the base class, that is instead of having the base class as a private base, make in a member of derived in order to reuse base class's functionality.
Public inheritance models an IS-A relationship. With
Private inheritance models an IS-IMPLEMENTED-USING relationship (or whatever that's called). With
I don't think anyone knows what
Inheritance type : Object inherited as:
If you inherit publicly from another class, everybody knows you are inheriting and you can be used polymorphically by anyone through a base class pointer.
If you inherit protectedly only your children classes will be able to use you polymorphically.
If you inherit privately only yourself will be able to execute parent class methods.
Which basically symbolizes the knowledge the rest of the classes have about your relationship with your parent class
These three keywords are also used in a completely different context to specify the visibility inheritance model.
This table gathers all of the possible combinations of the component declaration and inheritance model presenting the resulting access to the components when the subclass is completely defined.
It reads in the following way (take a look at the first row):
An example:
The resulting access for variables
The resulting access for variables
Now lets define a subclass:
The defined class named Sub which is a subclass of class named
No. It doesn't.
If we compile the following code, we will get nothing but compilation errors saying that
When we omit the visibility specifier, the compiler assumes that we are going to apply the so-called private inheritance. It means that all public superclass components turn into private access, private superclass components won't be accessible at all. It consequently means that you are not allowed to use the latter inside the subclass.
We have to inform the compiler that we want to preserve the previously used access policy.
Objects of the
This is a very serious restriction. Is there any workaround?
The third access level is called protected. The keyword protected means that the component marked with it behaves like a public one when used by any of the subclasses and looks like a private one to the rest of the world. -- This is true only for the publicly inherited classes (like the Super class in our example) --
As you see in the example code we a new functionality to the
It wouldn't be possible if the variable was declared as private. In the main function scope the variable remains hidden anyway so if you write anything like:
The compiler will inform you that it is an
Finally, the last program will produce the following output:
Protected data members can be accessed by any classes that inherit from your class. Private data members, however, cannot. Let's say we have the following:
From within your extension to this class, referencing
Based on this example for java... I think a little table worth a thousand words :)
The private members of a base class can only be accessed by members of that base class .
The public members of a base class can be accessed by members of that base class, members of its derived class as well as the members which are outside the base class and derived class.
The protected members of a base class can be accessed by members of base class as well as members of its derived class.
In short:
private: base
protected: base + derived
public: base + derived + any other member
It's essentially the access protection of the public and protected members of the base class in the derived class. With public inheritance, the derived class can see public and protected members of the base. With private inheritance, it can't. With protected, the derived class and any classes derived from that can see them.
When inheriting, you can (in some languages) change the protection type of a data member in certain direction, e.g. from protected to public.
Although variables have access modifiers, inheritance access specifiers sometimes override them.
I found an easy answer and so thought of posting it for my future reference too.
Its from the links http://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/115-inheritance-and-access-specifiers/
See these codes to understand features of c++ about inheritance... I put the result at the end... Hope it helps.
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2005 Chrysler PT Cruiser Recalls
The rear quarter glass may separate from the vehicle. If the glass separates while driving, it could strike another vehicle or injure a pedestrian. In most cases, the glass will become loose before falling off completely. Dealers will replace the quarter glass on affected vehicles.
The left front brake tube may rub on the manual transaxle. If the brake tube were to rub through, fluid loss would occur, which could result in a loss of braking force to the left front and right rear wheels. A soft or low brake pedal may be noted and/or the low brake fluid warning light may illuminate prior to loss of braking ability. Dealers will install revised brake tubes to correct this concern.
The power steering pressure hose may contact the automatic transaxle, potentially damaging the hose. An underhood fire could result from the leaking fluid. Dealers will inspect the power steering pressure hose and retain or replace it as necessary.


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Labour is finalising plans to slash university fees in an audacious bid to win over parents and students concerned by the spiralling cost of higher education and mounting student debt.
Labour leader Ed Miliband is expected to promise to reduce the ?9,000 annual fee by at least ?3,000. Insiders suggest the figure could be cut to ?4,000 as the party prepares a counter attack to Tories pension reforms in a bid to win back voters.
The policy is understood to cost ?1.7bn to implement a sum that Labour are expected to argue will not be an additional cost to the Treasury because of the fewer debt write-offs. Tories last night dismissed the plan as an "underfunded spending promise".
The student loan pledge was first floated by Mr Miliband in his 2011 conference speech but has been reignited in recent days after government calculations estimated that 45 per cent of outstanding student debts will have to be written off.
That figure is a marked increase from ministers' original estimates of 28 per cent. Analysts say that should the figure creep over 48.6 per cent it would leave the Government set to lose more money than it gained by the tuition fee hike.
Party insiders say the proposal could be designed as prelude to the scrapping of tuition fees altogether. Liam Byrne, Labour's shadow higher education minister, has previously said the party was considering a two-stage reform of student fees, starting with a cut and then a shift to a graduate tax.
"The rate of default emerged this week and it's very high," Labour's Shadow Foreign Secretary Douglas Alexander told the BBC's Andrew Marr. "I expect it is a policy that we will address in our manifesto and I hope that we're able to offer a better solution to the students in this country and to the finances of this country than we've seen from the Conservatives."
A Labour Party spokesperson said last night: "Labour will set out our manifesto policy on tuition fees at the appropriate time but Ed Miliband has set out a clear direction of travel on this.
"Under this government we've seen a trebling of tuition fees alongside a lack of action on widening participation and access. Now it has also become clear that the Government's decision to raise tuition fees to ?9,000 is unravelling and could actually cost the taxpayer more."
A Conservative spokesman said: "Ed Miliband is making an ?800 million unfunded spending promise. That will mean more borrowing and more taxes to pay for it - exactly what got us into a mess in the first place. It's the same old Labour with no plan to secure Britain's future."
Any pledge on fees is likely to be greeted suspiciously after the Liberal Democrats' 2010 election promise to axe them, only for the party to support raising fees to ?9,000 when in coalition.
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