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[slaneyside]

The PAC Buzz is a new style of Remote Training system, it is unique among remote trainers as it uses a pre-warning tone followed by the strongest vibration on the market as its sole means of correction, it is incapable of shocking your dog. It will allow your dog virtually unlimited freedom at a distance – off the lead.

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Ride 790: Drop of water

Pag 1

1: The lead is here!!

2: It's Higo's climber, third year of the local Kumadai!! Fujiwara Masayuki!!

Kumadai is in the lead!!

Higo... mokkosu!!

3: I'm running solo at the top of the brilliant mountain stage of the Inter High's first day!!

Go, Kumadai!!

Mokkosu!!

4: Not bad!! This is the best condition!!

Pag 2

1: I can see the red bib of the mountain prize!!

I'll take it!! For sure!!

2: Taura-san!! Ise-san!!

4: Manami and Mountain King went ahead and now are passing the climbers one by one!!

Ugh!! Wa!!

Pag 3

1: They keep moving up!!

Ah!? Huh!?

Amazing, their speed is on another level!!

Incredible they can run at such a speed even on a climb!!

Pag 4

1: What's that acceleration!!

Woah, it's Mountain King and Manami!!

They're so fast!

2: Dammit!! I heard that those two are good friends

The two of them are climbing together in “cooperation”!!

4: Aaaaaaaaaa

Pag 5

2: Are you kidding me, you're accelerating on this slope!? You passed me

Ahh, as expected

4: It's such a close range!!

5: That's not it... those two aren't “cooperating”....

Pag 6

1: They're competing while climbing!!

Pag 7

1: It's hard, Manami-kun

For me too

2: My chest and legs hurt

Mine too

3: But I can't stop!!

For real!!

Pag 8

1: Let's go, until we reach the gate on the summit ahead of us!!

2: Beyond our limits!!

Pag 9

4: Amazing... what even are those two

Somehow it feels like their level is different from the other cyclists....

5: Do they both want the mountain prize and are fighting for it?

6: Or is it “something else”?

Pag 11

3: Is it a good idea, Midosuji-kun? We entered the mountain and Moutain King.... Onoda and Manami moved

Is it a good that we didn't send anyone?

4: For the mountain stage of the first day I'd say that everyone has a chance to take the red bib so why don't we let Kiriya... go

I mean...

Water

5: Yes

Pag 12

3: This guy.... Komari... to take the water bottles he has in the back of his jersey.... he put his hand inside from the...

Pag 13

1: back of his neck!!

2: Here

Yeah

4: He poured so much on his head!!

Pag 14

1: The mountain prize is a useless decoration, so why would I want it?

Funatsu-kuun

2: Well

But Sohoku and Hakogaku!! And their main forces stepped out.... Manami and Onoda, right?

4: And?

Well... uhm... we have rules and they have theirs, I guess... yeah!!

5: We just have to watch the movements of Sohoku and Hakogaku's main forces?

While closely observing their movements and strategies

Pag 15

1: 'Cause the finish line is still ahead!!

Ye- yeah

2: Manami and Sakamichi moved

5: For the first day's mountain

Puku, no way

Do you have water for me too?

Don't ignore me...!!

Pag 16

1: To take a useless mountain prize!?

2: Those two want a decoration like that?

4: There's no strategic reason

5: The four-eyes unlike the others.... and the guy who's not a small fry and I can't look down on...

Their reason to fight

6: That's

Pag 17

1: A “supreme scraping”!!

5: The drops of water together

7: The “Inter High”

8: is a place that hits the enhanced body and mind

Here, what those two have always wanted

Pag 18

1: is to “run”!!

2: The mountain line is just an indicator for that!!

Perhaps they wouldn't even feel anything if someone else took it!!

3: The best condition for both of them

4: A one-off chance

5: They'll keep scraping and scraping, using all of their strength and giving their all on this big stage

Just to compete!!

Pag 19

1: Puku!! Useless, useless, that's...

Huh? What? What!?

What it means “friends”!? That!?

2: Ridiculous!? A waste, puku!! Puku puku

F-friends!? Is this another question!?

3: Nothing special....

4: But

5: The only thing I can say

6: Their battle that's unfolding now

Pag 20

1: Its purity... is extremely high!?

Extremely!!

2: To the point that no one can even touch it!!

3: 3km left until the mountain line!!

[artsy-hobbitses]

I was wondering about all the current Outliers characters and their abilities that you currently have and what extent their abilities can go, their limits, and side effects if that's alright with you?

Those I control/play so far!

Trailbreaker: Psioplasmic bio-forcefield. Can range in size and molded at will, but if he's not careful, his emotions can change it as well. Uses it mainly to shield his team mates on the field defensively, but it can also be used in a more dangerous manner when he forms it into spikes (he's prone to this when angry and accidentally killed a man in his youth with it, so he's very Pepa Madrigal with his emotions). Downside is it saps a LOT of his energy and he's pretty much narcoleptic everytime he's back from a mission. Dead asleep for three to four days straight and actually needs to be fed intravenously sometimes because his body simply won't let him wake up even for food when he comes back in that state. The more he uses it/the wider ground it needs to cover, the more severe his situation becomes and his organs/muscles can break down from the stress. By the end of the war, he can create a forcefield with a radius of about 2km for five minutes before he starts throwing up blood, but his powers are massively boosted by virtue of one of the 10 Primes (Nexus) trapped in the Matrix choosing to work with him and Skids in tandem.

Blurr: Super speed, still working out the semantics for them

Tarn: Still working out this fucker

Skids: Still working him out!

Skywarp: Teleportation. He has Nightcrawler limitations for most part--he has to be able to see or at least clearly visualize where he needs to be, else he can fucking kill himself by phasing in unintended places (like the middle of a wall). Like Trailbreaker, the further distance he uses it over, the more it taxes on his body. He's able to safely teleport for something like 2-3km. He CAN push himself to 5km or more, but he risks molecular degeneration if repeated in a short span of time.

Soundwave: Super hearing and sound-based telepathy. They can only hear surface thoughts however, it's not possible for them to dig into repressed thoughts. Also their super hearing is a double-edged sword since they can get overwhelmed by it when there's too much stimuli. Initially in their earlier years, their inability to differentiate their thoughts and the thoughts of others was also detrimental as they thought they were going mental and even now, sometimes they can accidentally mistake someone's thoughts as their own if they aren't focusing.

Tailgate: Super strength and durability, still working on this cutie.

Thundercracker: Sonic scream. Though it's not always screaming--shouting and thundering away at his team mates or enemies have the same, dangerous effect. His voice, unmodulated and uncontrolled, can hit a high of 160 decibels, and like Trailbreaker, he has hurt people badly in his youth on accident because of his lack of control or understanding of his abilities (in this case, one of his two mums, who is permanently deaf because of him, though she doesn't blame him for what happened--he was anywhere between five to seven then--and still loves him very much). Still thinking about any side effects. There's a reason almost everyone wears earpieces on the field, and about 50% of that reason is him (It's their luck that he's generally a good-natured fellow who is actually VERY adversed to doing to others what he did to his mom... but push him and he may just make himself heard for the first and last time for you)

[walkingthroughthisworld]

Article by Hamish de Bretton-Gordon

This tank is perfect for the Ukrainian army. It’s very easy to use, has great armored protection – like the Challenger 2 and Leopard 2s, which have seen off the best munitions Russia has to offer – and it packs a hell of a punch. The 120mm smooth bore stabilized main armament is capable of taking out Russian tanks at a range of 3kms, when the Russian guns are effective at roughly half this distance. In addition, it has a 50 caliber heavy machine gun which is devastating against infantry and drones. But it’s the ease of use that’s key here. I’ve not been in an Abrams for about 15 years, but I’m pretty confident I could get in one tomorrow and fight in it effectively. For soldiers receiving new kit, and keen to be effective from the get-go, this is huge. The common criticism leveled against the Abrams is that they are a logistical nightmare, but this isn’t repeated by anyone who knows anything about tanks. The Abrams uses the same ammunition as the Leopard 2, and mechanically it has a very reliable gas turbine engine. It uses a bit more fuel than other tanks, but as far as I’m aware that isn’t in short supply.

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Tell me about an interest you have that you don't really talk abt on this blog

Astronomy of course! I seldomly do get to share my interest about it, but it'd be nice to do so. What to talk about though...hm...I suppose black holes are fun. I always like basic review of them

So, some extremely basic ground work. Black holes are points in spacetime where there is so much gravity that light cannot escape. Everything has mass, and due to the concept of relativity, mass effects how time and space are formed. An object with mass have a gravitational field, where smaller masses are impacted by it. This is why we rotate around the sun, because the earth's mass is far less than the sun. Black holes have so much mass that it even wavelenghts (including light, the fastest thing in the universe we know), are unable to resist its strength. However, this mass is heavily compressed down to a single singularity. Infinite density and all that. A black hole can be tiny yet still have incredible mass. If the mass of the moon (7.35x10^22 kg) was turned into a black hole, it would be about 0.2mm in diameter.

For some basic formulas, we have the Schwarzchild radius formula: 1/c^2(2G) x M, where c is the speed of light, G is the gravitational constant, and M is mass. Only 1 variable in this one, since c and G are constants. This formula calculates how much an object needs to be compressed in order to turn into a black hole. The sun for example has a Schwarzchild radius of roughly 3km while the earth is of about 1cm. All that mass compressed into a tiny little object. This by proxy means that a black hole the size of something close to a planet alone is utterly massive in mass. The Schwarzchild radius also defines which parts of the black hole are, well black, as it's a complete absence of light. It's where light falls into, never to be seen again

Black holes are formed by two main ways: super massive red giants going supernova and compressing their cores so much that they just turn into black holes, or two neutron stars (which can also be the byproduct of red giant supernovas) colliding. Supernovas result from this and create pretty cool star dust stuff. Hey did you know that carbon is created by supernovas and by proxy everything on earth is formed by stardust because we're all carbon-based life forms? Probably, but I just think it's kinda neat

Anyways, other stuff about black holes. To simplify why the whole "space-time is distorted around black holes" thing it's just another relativity bit. So like picture this: a mountain range. You are standing atop one mountain and about a 1km away from where you're standing right now is another mountain peak. Between the mountains is a pretty deep basin with a forest in it. If there was a bridge connecting the two, it would take far less time to travel between than it would if you had to go down the mountain you're first on, walk through the forest below, and then climb up the second mountain to reach the peak. The depth of the basin in this example would be the mass of the object and the mountain peaks just being the beginning and end destination. Now, if this was a black hole, the basin would just be an unfathomably deep pit. Not endless, but it looks so because you're just a mortal being gazing into something that, by all accounts, seems like an anomaly in spacetime. If you get a bit too close to the edge, you're gonna slip and fall and not have a good time and probably most definitely die in a pretty horrific way. Fun!

Hawking radiation is another thing you probably definitely know about. Hawking radiation is just simply just particles of the black hole being created and sometimes destroyed, which overtime erodes the mass of the black hole. Of course, for a black hole to be fully gone it would take so long that the number of years is just kinda. mind boggling. It's wild how we got lucky with evolution and were able to comprehend the world around us and interpret it since we're trying to understand all of this stuff running off of animal hardware. What fun

String theory (well, more like hypothesis) is another funny goofy bit. Y'know like protons and neutrons right? Quarks too? String theory is just essentially positing about what if there was something smaller than quarks. It says that there are strings of energy that are smaller than anything else, constantly vibrating. If they vibrate one way, they become a proton. If they vibrate another way, they become an electron. So on and so forth. It gets complicated in due part to string theory being invented to bridge the gap between relativity (study of big things being big) and quantum mechanics (study of small things being small) due to stuff like black holes existing (small thing with big mass) as well as these strings vibrating through 9 different dimensions. It's kinda impossible to prove and you'll see people arguing about the validity of it. It was mainly popular in the 80s/90s but has severely fallen off. String theory is what people mean when they say that the universe and everything within it "sings" btw lol

Anywho I'd ramble more but ehh I gotta snack on something first

[booksnhemlock]

The whole land mass in my Subnautica AU will be a semi-active volcanic zone. Compared to the Crater in the original game, this 'map' will have an active volcano and much more volcanic activity. The Atoll will have been formed from a long eroded volcano with the center blasted out. That is why it is so rich in materials. South of the Atoll, maybe 2 or 3km, their will be an active volcano island with lava flows that has no vegetation save algae on to rocks at its shore. Nothing will live on it save for Cave Crawlers and a more aquatic version of the flying Cryptosuckus from the Floating Islands.

From that volcanic island, there is an isle of under water volcanoes that go East for some time. I am undecided if it will stretch all the way across the 'map' or just part way but they go for a while. All the volcanic activity around this entire area is from 2 tectonic plates crashing into each other. One side sinks and the other rises. The gape between where the plates slide is where the volcanos tend to form and the rising plate forms an underwater mountain range south of the volcanos.

The volcanos will mostly be home to the Cryptosuckus and Lava Zone fish like the Magmarang. Also subspecies of the Crimson Ray. Giant Coral Tubes live here and feed on the chemicals exuded from the volcanos. That is all for now. If you are confused and looking for more of this, I further develope this AU in my other posts.

[beardedmrbean]

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3. Crown Princess Elisabeth will go to the US to study at Harvard University

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4. HBO Max to launch in Belgium on 1 July

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5. European tourism expected to hit record numbers this year

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6. 'Institutional lasagna': Brussels event gives voice to young voters

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7. Hidden Belgium: La Roche hiking trails

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[halcyon-nitro]

I was thinking about how nagant was able to snipe shigarakis hand all the way from UA when she only has a range of 3km. Then recently I realized that she probably has a range of 3km in which she can curve her bullets but if she shoots straight it goes much further which answers a lot of questions.

[cherryqueenoftarts]

For a year and four months I worked as an in home caregiver for people with severe disabilities. There were parts of my job I liked a lot and parts that were very frustrating, but overall it was unsustainable because I had to commute for an hour to the city and then during the day I'd have to go from one home to another. I was not paid for that time. So I was earning a part time salary but I was gone from home 60+ hours a week. I was utterly exhausted.

I found a job just 3km away from home, working at a long term care facility for elderly people who are still fairly autonomous. Reader, it was a shitshow. This has been independently verified; the government agency that evaluates these places failed the facility.

Anyway, I was going to hang in there because they had promised to put me through a nursing assistant certification. At the end of my 30 trial period they fired me. Mind you they never trained me for any part of the job. When I asked questions I got answers ranging from sarcastic to nasty. And no one ever gave me any feedback. So yeah I'm sure I fcked things up but I'm also not a mind-reader and a heads up would have helped. Anyway. Because I quit the previous job and worked only thirty days I'm ineligible for unemployment aid. You have to have worked at least 91 days after quitting a job.

It's been two weeks. I have lost track of how many jobs I have applied for. I have three kids. One has a birthday in November, then there's Christmas, and then another has a birthday in January. I'm stressing so hard. I had a job interview today at a long term care facility for dependent elderly people but it's in the hour-away city and the bus schedule doesn't fit with their shifts. The managing nurse is going to see if she can make it work when she does the schedules for November and December over the weekend. I find out on Monday.

[ahangerhobo]

GULMARG

The Meadow of Flowers

It may be possible to take a tourist map of Kashmir and replace it with a picture of Gulmarg. Gulmarg is the Kashmir valley's most famous and primary tourist destination, especially in the winter when the temperature is low and the snow is soft and powdery. Gulmarg is the location for all the adventure activities from skiing, heli-skiing, and snowboarding, to high-altitude golf, trekking, and riding the world-famous gondola.

Gulmarg is an open meadow surrounded by lovely thick pine forests and in the spring the grassy slopes are covered with wildflowers, bluebells, daisies, forget-me-nots, and butter cups. Gulmarg lies under the majestic Mount Apharwat (4511m) in the northeast of the Pir-Panjal range about 55 km from Srinagar. The beautiful valley of Gulmarg is about 3km in length (meaning you can easily walk to most places), crescent-shaped, and just less than 1km wide. The drive to Gulmarg itself is beautiful, passing through avenues of poplar trees and rice fields until you begin your steep ascent through majestic pines. Gulmarg can be enjoyed on a day trip with a picnic and a ride in the gondola. Or come here to relax and ski, and with the opening of the second phase of the gondola in 2005, it is now a world-class destination for skiers of all abilities. Others come to hike from Gulmarg to other lush locations in the Kashmir valley such as the famous and most beautiful meadow of Tosamaidan. When both stages of the gondola are operational you can journey up to the Apharwat station for amazing views and photo opportunities of the valley and the Kishtwar and Himalayan ranges.

The French firm Poma designed the gondola and at 12992ft is considered the highest in the world. The beauty of all the white snow piling up around the trees and hills is a beautiful sight and should not be missed if you are in Kashmir in the winter.

Gulmarg Sky Gondola

By far and away the most famous attraction for tourists is the Gulmarg gondola taking you through snow and magnificent forest to the top of the world. Prices for the first phase are INR 740 per ticket and INR 940 for the second phase, INR, 1690 for both.

Winter Activities

The best months for skiing in Gulmarg are December to February. Although snow does come from mid-November and can last to the first weeks of April. The G4 station of the cabal car (gondola) takes you up to the height of 3850m. From here you can either ski down to Gulmarg or Tamgmarg. The Indian Institute of Skiing and Mountaineering offers 14-day ski courses in the winter for INR 10,000

Heli Skiing in Gulmarg Started in 2010, heli-skiing in Gulmarg can become a lifetime experience, taking you anywhere in the 20000 sq. km of the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas. The freshest and most daring adventure in the Indian Himalayas awaits you! There is only one company operating at Gulmarg and all the information is on their website. www.kashmirheliski.in

Hot Air Ballooning

The Indian Institute of Skiing and Mountaineering also offer Hot Air Ballooning packages for INR 9000.

Summer Activities Hiking to frozen Alapathor Lake, Alapathor Lake is around an hour's uphill climb from G4 station, (the top of the second stage of the gondola), situated at the foothills of the majestic Apharwat peak (4500m).

The lake remains frozen till the end of June, so the best time to visit the lake is from July to early November, an early encounter is not recommended. The turquoise blue color of the lake under the blue sky is a jewel and looks simply divine. Up at this altitude with the wind, snow, and looming mountain peaks, you are simply left in awe at the beauty of God and nature.

Khilanmarg

Located 6.5 km from Gulmarg, there is another beautiful meadow, Khilanmarg, lying at 2000ft higher than Gulmarg at the foot of Mt Apharwat. During the ascent, you will be greeted by fresh wildflowers the small beauty welcoming you as you walk. The magnificent panorama of the inner Himalayan range can be enjoyed from this place. To the north the colossal Nanga Parbat, the east Mt Harmoukh, and Mahadev, the mighty guardian of Srinagar. You will also be able to spy Kolohai rising over the Lidder Valley and maybe even the royal couple of the Suru Valley, Nun, and Kun.

Golfing

Golfing was brought to Gulmarg by the British, who used this location as a summer getaway and you can defl their influence even today. See Golf in Kashmir's section.

You can reach Gulmarg directly from Srinagar airport by taxi (INR 4000).

Trekking in Gulmarg

Tangmarg to Tosamaidan (12 km) and Poonch

Duration: 4 days

Grade: Moderate

Highlights: Beautiful meadows and landscapes

Best Time: June to October

Day 01 Srinagar to Drung (average driving time of 2 hours) Drung can be reached by taxi or bus from Srinagar. Buses usually stop at Tangmarg and from here you can take a shares taxi for both Gulmarg and Drung. It is advised to visit the tourism office in Gulmarg for permission and assistance for the Trek's Drung has a beautiful camping ground near the stream.

Day 02 Drung to Danwas (average walking time of 2 hours) The trek starts by walking along the Ferozpore Nallah from Drung, past the army camp where you need to show your identification. After crossing the stream, the trail takes you up through a gentle walk and this same track leads to the camp at Danwas. It is a beautiful green ground that is used as grazing ground by the Gujjar shepherds in the summer ideal for camping.

Day 03 Danwas to Basam Gali to Tosamaidan (Average walking time of 5 ½ hours)

The morning walk starts by walking towards the Basam Gali (13000 ft). Strictly follow the beaten trial as there can be unexploded shells if you walk away from the trial. Head towards Jamiya Wali Gali or Chor Panjal Pass which are near Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. After crossing the Basam Gali you reached the beautiful meadow of Tosamaidan. Tosamaidan is one of the biggest and most beautiful alpine meadows of the Kashmir valley. It is covered with colorful wildflowers and it also has a water canal on its north. It is also one of the best sources of medicinal herbs in the Kashmir valley. The meadow provides a magnificent view towards the east. From here, one can reach the Poonch district of Jammu and it is also said that the famous Chinese Traveller Hieun Tsang took the same route to visit Poonch in 633 AD.

Day 04 Tosamaidan to Chinnag Gali and Poonch (average walking time of 8 ½ hours) From here start walking toward the southwest. Near the Chinnag Gali, there are a few beautiful lakes to admire and enjoy. After crossing the Gali. The trail takes you directly to Poonch. There are guest houses and hotels in Poonch where one can stay for overnight. From Poonch, you can go to either Srinagar via Mughal Road or Jammu.

For more information please visit www.ahangerhobo.com

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Russia’s Putin confirms a Russian designed weapon was tested in Dnipro, Ukraine on November 21, 2024. It's a "Oreshnik" medium-range ballistic missile. Speed Mach 10 (3km per second). In contrast, an ICBM has a maximum speed of Mach 20 or 6km per second.

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Market Demand in Kasavanahalli: A Growing Hub in Bengaluru

Kasavanahalli, a rapidly developing suburb in Bengaluru, has witnessed a significant surge in market demand for both residential and commercial properties. Its strategic location, excellent connectivity, and growing infrastructure have made it a highly desirable area for homebuyers and investors.

Residential Market

Rising Demand: The demand for residential properties in Kasavanahalli has been steadily increasing due to its proximity to major IT hubs, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities. Properties like HM Symphony are in high demand.

Affordable Housing Options: The area offers a wide range of housing options, including apartments, villas, and independent houses, catering to various budgets and preferences.

Appreciation Potential: With the rapid development of Kasavanahalli, property prices are expected to appreciate significantly in the coming years, making it a lucrative investment opportunity.

Commercial Market

Growing Businesses: The commercial market in Kasavanahalli has been witnessing a significant rise due to the increasing number of businesses setting up operations in the area.

Retail and Hospitality: Retail outlets, restaurants, and hotels are flourishing, catering to the growing demand from the local population and visitors.

Office Spaces: The presence of IT companies and other businesses has created a demand for office spaces in Kasavanahalli, making it a lucrative option for commercial real estate investors.

Key Factors Driving Market Demand

Excellent Connectivity: Kasavanahalli is well-connected by rail, metro, and bus. It’s just 3km from Karmelaram and Bellandur Road railway stations, 6km from Indiranagar and Halasuru metro stations, and 52km from the International Airport via ORR.

Developing Infrastructure: The area is witnessing rapid infrastructure development, including the construction of new roads, metro stations, and social amenities.

Proximity to IT Hubs: Kasavanahalli’s proximity to major IT hubs like Electronic City and Whitefield has fueled the demand for residential and commercial properties. With Koramangala and Electronic city being less than 10 km away, and Whitefield being about 16km away, commute will be a breeze!

Affordable Living: Compared to other prime locations in Bengaluru, Kasavanahalli offers relatively affordable housing options, making it attractive to homebuyers and investors.

Kasavanahalli has emerged as a thriving suburb in Bengaluru, with a strong market demand for both residential and commercial properties. Its strategic location, growing infrastructure, and affordable living options make it a highly desirable area for homebuyers and investors. As the area continues to develop, the market demand in Kasavanahalli is expected to remain robust. Major builders all have projects in this area of Sarjapur Road, just like HM Constructions.

[staycations4uireland]

Galway is a city full of character and culture, but also you cannot miss the amazing nature and views that Galway has to offer. We’ve created a short list of the must-see scenic attractions for your next staycation in County Galway.

Cliffs of Moher: Featured in the beautiful photograph above, the Cliffs of Moher offer stunning sea cliffs with breathtaking ocean views. With clear unobstructed views over the Atlantic Ocean, it’s a perfect place to take a quiet moment away from the city and embrace the beauty that Irish nature has to offer. Tickets are available online and the cliffs are open daily to the public! Visit the website to book your tickets today. https://www.cliffsofmoher.ie/your-visit/visiting-the-cliffs/admission-rates/

Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Gardens: This beautiful Victorian castle is nestled in the Connemara mountains and is a remarkable sight to see, built in 1868 it is incredibly rich in history too. There is much to see here such as the abbey itself, the Victorian walled gardens and various hiking trails surrounding the abbey. Kylemore Abbey is open 7 days a week and tickets are available online. https://www.kylemoreabbey.com/tickets-information

Connemara National Park: The Connemara National Park is perfect for avid hikers. With four walking trails of varying difficulty and the option to set up camp, there’s something for all skill levels. Take in the vast landscapes and views of the Twelve Bens Mountain range. The national park and visitors centre are open every day and admission is free. Check out the website for information on the hiking trails and more. https://www.nationalparks.ie/connemara/

Salthill Promenade: For a more chilled and relaxed stroll, stop by the Salthill Promenade for a picturesque seaside walk with views over Galway Bay. Approximately 3km of coastline you can also visit the Blackrock diving tower if you’re up for taking a dip! And don’t forget to kick the wall once you’ve completed the walk! https://g.co/kgs/iswutnF

Inis Mór (Aran Islands): If you have a bit more time on your Galway staycation, don’t miss out on a trip to the Aran Islands. Inis Mór is the largest of the 3 islands with beautiful, rugged views and coastlines. Make sure to visit Dún Aonghusa an ancient 3000-year-old fort and the wormhole, a rectangular-shaped blow hole carved out by nature itself. Ferries go to and from Inis Mór and Galway City, Doolin and Rossaveel daily and flights depart from Connemara Regional Airport also. More information can be found on the Aran Islands website. https://www.aranislands.ie/inis-mor-inishmore-island-aran-islands

We hope you have a brilliant time in Galway and explore all the beauty of the West of Ireland. Keep an eye on our page for more posts like this!

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The Badrinath Dham: How do you reach Badrinath Temple?

In the valleys of the great Himalayan ranges, The Badrinath Dham is located and despite the location, it is one of the most sacred sites in the country. Badrinath Dham is one of Uttrakhand's 4 Dham, which has many beliefs from hundreds of years. 

The name Badrinath comes from the Sanskrit word Badarinatha, consisting of the terms Badari which means jujube tree, and Natha which refers to the Lord Vishnu. And that is also known as Badarikashrama. This holy site has attracted thousands of pilgrims and let's embark on the journey of the Badrinath Yatra. 

The Legend of Badrinath Dham 

According to Hindu mythology, there are some different beliefs about this place, some say Lord Vishnu meditated in this place, and Goddess Lakshmi formed a Badri tree to protect him from cold winters. However, Vishnu Purana tells us a different theory about this place.

It is up to you who believes but the place is always devoted seems a place for the lord Vishnu. 

In the 8th Century, Adi Shankaracharya revived the temple and since then it has become a symbol of spiritual light. The temple is carpeted with various ancient texts and scriptures, which the place more significant in the modern day.

What is the Location of Badrinath Dham?

It has always been difficult to reach this place, and people believe that getting there requires great commitment and patience. 

The Badrinath Dham is located at a height of  10,279 feet (3,133 meters) in the middle of the mighty Gharwal Himalayas range in the state of Uttarakhand. This will create a natural barrier in the Yatra.  

Apart from Roads and railway connectivity at Rishikesh and Rudraprayag, there is also a 3 km trek for the Badrinath. The terrain has several challenges and restrictions but all come together to make this journey to the Badrinath have a different experience and learning. 

What are the rituals and local beliefs of Badrinath Dham?

The most famous festival in that region is ‘Mata Murti Ka Mela’ which marks the descent of the river Ganges to several tributaries. On this day, the worship of Goddess Badrinath's mother takes place, and that's why it is the most significant ritual of Badrinath. 

There is also a Badri Kedar festival celebrated in June. This festival lasts for eight days in various artists from all over the country perform during the function many local rituals are performed.

If you are planning to trip for Chardham Yatra then you should visit around these festivals times to make your Yatra more memorable. 

How to reach Badrinath Dham?

There are 2 major ways possible to reach the Badrinath Dham one is by road which requires proper planning and pre-booking and the other isthe Chardham Yatra tour by helicopter.

Roads and the trek-

If you planning to visit the Dham by road you will be required to pre-book the flight or railway tickets and the taxis which will pick you up from Rishikesh. The spectacular views of the valleys of flowers and the waterfall of the Garwhal region make your journey unforgettable. Also, there is a small 3km long trek from the last village before the Dham.

This medium of journey requires logistics planning and physical endeavors which sometimes become more difficult when you travel with your family in such harsh conditions places.

Char Dham Yatra helicopter service-

There are a lot of people who can not trek or afford such traveling comforts then such people can opt for the helicopter ride. In this travel medium, they pick you up near the landing sides and handle all the logistics to make your journey comfortable.

You can contact Air Mauryan to learn more about the Char Dham Yatra helicopter service and plan your comfortable journey with experts.

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3KM Transmission Distance | Low Latency | 48K Sampling Audio Transmission Module - SA356 High Power Transmission Module

In wireless audio applications, long-distance audio transmission is widely needed in many fields, such as large conference systems, public broadcasting, outdoor events, and music performances. To meet these demands, audio transmission modules must have several key features, including long-distance transmission capability, high sound quality, low latency, stability, and anti-interference ability. In order to solve the problem of ultra-long-distance audio transmission, NiceRF has launched a high-power transceiver module solution for audio transmission.

For the SA326 series module, SA356-TX is a 5W transmission module, which can be paired with the SA326-RX receiver module. The SA356-TX is an amplified 5W version of the SA316-TX application board. It starts working as soon as it is powered on, and users can directly set the module's frequency, volume, and other parameters using PC software, significantly simplifying the development process. This product is widely used in scenarios requiring high audio quality.

Advantages of Audio Transceiver Module

1.Long-Distance Transmission: transmitting range 3000 meters in open area

Transmission distance is a crucial parameter for long-distance audio transmission. The SA356 module, equipped with a 5W transmission power, can achieve a transmission distance of 3000 meters in open, unobstructed environments. This makes it highly suitable for applications requiring wide coverage, such as large outdoor events and public square broadcasting.

2.Sound Quality Requirements: signal-to-noise ratio is 96 dB , the frequency response range from 20 Hz to 20 kHz.

High-fidelity audio transmission is essential for long-distance audio applications. The SA356 module has a high signal-to-noise ratio 96 dB, which can significantly reduce noise during transmission and ensuring purity of the audio signal. Additionally, its frequency response range from 20 Hz to 20 kHz covers the entire audible spectrum, from low bass to high treble, ensuring comprehensive transmission fidelity. This is particularly crucial for scenarios such as music performances and conference speeches that require high-quality audio, delivering an exceptional auditory experience.

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In long-distance audio transmission, the stability of the signal and its resistance to interference directly impact audio quality. The SA356 module utilizes pi/4 DQPSK digital modulation, known for its strong anti-interference capabilities and transmission stability. Additionally, it occupies a bandwidth of less than 300 KHz, greatly enhancing spectral efficiency and reducing the likelihood of interference. This allows the SA356 module to maintain stable audio transmission even in complex wireless environments.

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To achieve high-quality audio transmission, transmission rate and sampling rate are crucial parameters to be considered. The SA356's 204.8 Ksps transmission rate and 48 KHz sampling rate ensure high fidelity and clarity of audio signals during transmission. A high sampling rate captures more sound details, providing a richer and more realistic audio experience, meeting the requirements for professional audio transmission.

SA356 Module Features

UHF frequency band：500 MHz

The transmission distance is 3000 meters in the open area

Audio signal to noise ratio: 96 dB

Frequency response: 20 Hz-20 KHz

The delay from microphone input to audio output is less than 3ms

Digital modulation method: pi/4 DQPSK

Occupied bandwidth: <300 KHz

Transmission rate: 8 Ksps

Sampling rate: 48 KHz

Electrical Characteristics

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