Toughest School Routes

Kids traveling to a boarding school through The Himalayas. Zanskar, Indian Himalayas.

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Pupils canoeing to school in Riau, Indonesia

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5-hour journey into the mountains on a 1-ft wide path to probably the most remote school in the world. Gulu, China

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Schoolchildren climbing on unsecured wooden ladders in Zhang Jiawan Village, Southern China

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Pupils crossing a damaged suspension bridge in Lebak, Indonesia

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Students flying 800m on a steel cable 400m above the Rio Negro River, Colombia

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Students traveling through the forest across a tree root bridge in India

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A girl riding a bull to school in Myanmar

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Riding a Tuktuk, 'Auto Rickshaw' to school In Beldanga, India

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Crossing a Broken Bridge In The Snow To Get To School In Dujiangyan, Sichuan Province, China

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Children traveling on the roof of a wooden boat in Pangururan, Indonesia

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School girls walking across a plank on the wall of the 16th century Galle Fort in Sri Lanka

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Pupils traveling by boat in Kerala, India

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Schoolchildren riding a horse cart back from school in Delhi, India

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Students crossing the Ciherang River on a makeshift bamboo raft in Cilangkap Village, Indonesia

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125-Mile journey to a boarding school through the mountains in Pili, China

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Pupils walking on a tightrope 30 feet above a river in Padang, Sumatra, Indonesia

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Elementary school students crossing a river on inflated tire tubes in Rizal Province, Philippines

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Apple collects location data from all of its users and there is a frightening hidden map that shows every place you’ve ever been. You might want to consider turning this functionality off asap.

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One of the craziest things about this sucker is just how deeply Apple has buried it.

Step 1: From the main Settings menu, select Privacy

Step 2: Select Location Services

Step 3: Scroll aaaall the way down to the bottom to System Services

Step 4: Scroll about three-quarters of the way down to Frequent Locations. Note: this is where you turn this feature off. Which, just wait for it, you'll definitely want to do.

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The next menu shows the major cities or towns you’ve most recently been. They’re ordered based on the amount of time spent in each, and summarize how many locations you’ve been recorded at within a particular time frame. Go ahead and click on one…

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... and it pulls up a detailed view of exactly where you've been in the area, complete with plot points and how many visits are recorded in each place. Creeped out yet?

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Clicking through even further, you get a specific location display with dates and approximate timestamps of when you've been there. A co-worker's map of the Thrillist office, above, even shows when he takes his lunch breaks. Uh.

Apple says there's no reason to fear your data being tracked since it's "kept solely on your device and won't be sent to Apple without your consent" and is generally only there to "provide you with personalized services, such as predictive traffic routing."

Sure, OK. But the fact that some simple snooping would reveal to your better half that you definitely weren't "working late" the other night should freak you out just the same.

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Think twice about chomping on a whole pain au chocolat, as a quarter is 100 calories

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Fizzy drink fans will be disappointed that just three quarters of a can of Coca Cola is 100 calories

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Good news for fruit lovers as one apple and a handful of grapes makes for a healthy 100 calorie snack

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But bad news for ice cream fans as one scoop of Haagen-Dazs Cookies and Cream ice cream is 100 calories

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A third (85g) of an American blueberry muffin makes for a quick 100 calorie snack

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Or why not crunch on four and a half Brazil nuts instead?

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Quench your thirst with one 200ml glass of Tropicana orange juice

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Or spend a while longer chomping one medium banana

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For a protein-rich snack choose one boiled medium size egg (57g) and a solider of wholemeal toast

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Whereas a plate piled high with 80 blackberries contains the same number of calories

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Will a third of a bottle of Frijj Chocolate milkshake (150ml) stem your hunger?

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Or would you prefer to much down four peaches?

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Or why not indulge in one and a half custard cream biscuits?

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A stingy six and a quarter marshmallows contains 100 calories

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Beer lovers won't cheer the fact there's 100 calories in just half a pint of bitter

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And it's hard cheddar for cheese lovers, as a 20g chunk is 100 calories

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Two rye crispbread with one tablespoon of low fat soft cheese spread make a wholesome 100 calorie snack

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If you're opting for crisps, choose a 100 calorie packet of seasalt flavoured Popchips (23g)

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Or why not go for one finger of a Twix and share the other half?

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A whole pot of fat-free yoghurt (125g) and one apple will keep you full until lunch

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Wine connoisseurs won't get much within the allowance - one 125ml glass of white wine contains 100 calories

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Or for something more substantial, go for one slice of fruit loaf (35g) with one teaspoon of low fat spread

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Just two Jaffa Cakes - containing 100 calories - will be wolfed down in an instant

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Or smother one slice of wholemeal bread (78g) - or toast - with 1tsp (5g) of peanut butter

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Enjoy eight carrot sticks and a tablespoon of salsa for another healthy snack

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Meat lovers will have to make do with just one and a half rashers of streaky bacon

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Could you eat just half a bar of Cadbury's Dairy Milk?

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Four and a half walnuts will be munched down in a matter of seconds

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Spread one tablespoon of reduced fat hummus on an oat cake and nibble on it with cucumber slices

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Or enjoy a whole pack of Twiglets original (24g) 

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An entire plate of 27 strawberries contains just 100 calories

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Or why not swallow a tablespoon of sunflower seeds?

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A tablespoon of sweet raisins also contains 100 calories

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Chomp on seven fruit pastilles and give the rest of the pack away

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Enjoy dipping vegetable crudites into a big dollop (three tablespoons or 36g) of reduced fat hummus

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Half a Kit Kat Chunky eats up the 100 calorie allowance in a flash

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For some natural sweetness, there is just 100 calories in eight dried apricots

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Two rye crispbreads topped with two tablespoons of cottage cheese (80g) 

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