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Attitude and intent
Our energy ebbs and flows in response to how we think and feel about ourselves and others. Try this as an experiment next time you are struggling to open a jam jar and see how positive thought affects energy: think a very clear positive thought about yourself (it has to be something you genuinely believe). See how easy it becomes to release the lid as positive energy floods through your body.
Our working environment can be competitive and stressful - a breeding ground for negative thoughts, about ourselves, about others: "I'm not up to the task." "He's being stupid." Entertaining such thoughts depletes our energy and leaves us less effective - leading to a further downward spiral of negativity.
To keep our energy levels optimal at work, our first responsibility is to ourselves; to build our self-esteem.
Self-esteem these days has something of a bad press - the view being it is possible to have too much of it. I would disagree. True self-esteem (as opposed to cocksureness) places us in the position of "I'm OK. You're OK". We come to recognise our own true worth and this, in turn, leads us to recognise the worth in others.
Frequent praise from colleagues is not always forthcoming in a business environment. So we can help strengthen our own sense of self-worth and raise our energy levels by consciously giving ourselves positive affirmations - frequently. "I've written a good report", "I make a good team member", "I ran that meeting really well". Saying it out loud in front of a mirror with a grin is even better. Feel the warm glow of energy that spreads from the solar plexus.
Discovering how good it feels to receive praise, take every opportunity to give praise, sincerely and specifically. The ratio ideally is five praises for every one criticism. Spend time noticing the little things that people do well, thank and praise them for it.
We can also alter energy levels (in ourselves and others) if we are conscious of our intent. Are we debating a point in a meeting because we genuinely want to reach an understanding? Or because we think ours is the only right point of view and we want to "win"? Is that tinge of aggression in the pit of our stomachs really raising our energy and achieving a good business decision? The sense of self-satisfaction in forcing through a decision despite other valid views often leaves our energy depleted. The nagging ache behind the eyes or the back of the neck is telling us there was a better decision to be made.
Acknowledging the dark side of our egos and that our intentions to our colleagues are not always honourable helps us manage our energy flow and keeps it high and light.


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Pain medications are given to patients to stop or relieve pain. The pain experienced may be a sharp or a dull, numbing or a burning sensation which can be acute, or chronic, major or minor. Pain medications work by stopping the transmission signals at the site of pain or injury from reaching the brain. Pain medications react differently in different people. Thus one set of pain medication might not be suitable for each one with the same form of injury. Pain medications or analgesics are of two types: NSAIDs and Acetaminophen (Tylenol).
What are NSAIDs?
Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs or NSAIDs are drugs used as pain relievers. Some of the NSAIDs are available to the patients even without prescription. These are:
• Ibuprofen: Ibuprofen functions by reducing hormones which cause pain and inflammation in the body. It is widely used for reducing fever, and treating of painful conditions like arthritis, back pain, toothache, and headache. Ibuprofen is also used in the treatment of minor injury and menstrual cramps. Some of the Ibuprofen drugs are Advil, Excedrin IB, Midol 200, Pamprin IB, and Nuprin.
• Naproxen: This category of NSAID is also used for acting as pain relievers. Some of the physiological conditions that are treated with Naproxen are tendonitis, ankylosing spondylitis, bursitis, and gout. Some of the drugs in this group of NSAID are Naprelan '500′, Midol Extended Relief, Anaprox, and Anaprox-DS.
• Aspirin: Aspirin belongs to a category of drugs known as salicylates. Aspirin is used to bring down fever, inflammation and pain. It is also used in the treatment of arthritis and rheumatic fever. Rectal aspirin is the generic name while Aspirin is the brand name. Some of the aspirin drugs include Anacin, Bufferin, Ecotrin, Aspergum, and Ascriptin.
Generally aspirin and ibuprofen are drugs which act as short term pain relievers. Naproxen usually has a long term effect. It might be necessary to take in three or four doses of naproxen to get any effect. It is ideal to make use of ibuprofen for instant relief and use naproxen for longer lasting effect. Some of the pain medications which are strictly available with prescriptions include.
• fenoprofen (Nalfon)
• indomethacin (Indocin, Indocin-SR)
• ketorolac (Toradol)
• tolmetin (Tolectin)
• oxaprozin (Daypro)
What is Acetaminophen?
This is mainly used to lower fever and bring relief to aches and pains of a milder nature. This category of drug is not capable of reducing swelling (inflammation). Acetaminophen is usually safer to use than NSA
IDs for both children and adults.
Side effects of pain medications
The major side effect of pain relievers is gastrointestinal bleeding. The probability is high in case of long term use. However at certain times in case of those individuals with a history of gastric irritation, bleeding in stomach might occur in the short run itself. Kidneys might also get adversely affected through the long term use of NSAIDs and acetaminophen.
It is recommended that you use pain medications with extreme caution and do not exceed the recommended dosage at any cost.

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An experimental device has been created that uses a patch to monitor blood sugar levels through sweat and uses micro-needles that deliver diabetes drug through the skin.
A team at Seoul National University, Republic of Korea, led by Dae-Hyeong Kim published their findings online on March 21 in the Nature Nanotechnology journal. Currently there are two options for monitoring glucose (blood sugar levels). The first requires a sick that uses a drop of blood for testing and the second requires a sensor placed underneath the skin for continuous monitoring. Both options can be painful and intrusive.
Using graphene, the research team have developed a thin patch that conducts electricity, is soft, thin, and can be transparent. It has a variety of sensors to detect humidity, glucose levels through sweat, pH and temperature, and heat sensitive micro-needles, according to the researchers.
The prototype was developed by assistant professor Dae-Hyeong Kim who partnered with MC10, a flexible eletrconics company in Lexington, Massachusetts.
Hyunjae Lee, a study author from Seoul National University said "Diabetics are reluctant to monitor their blood glucose levels because of the painful blood-gathering process. We are highly focused on a noninvasive monitoring and therapy system for diabetics."
Researchers have tested the ability of the patch to accurately measure blood sugar levels and they were successful. Tae Kyu Choi, a study author from Seoul National University, said "We integrated a humidity sensor in the diabetes patch to check how much sweat is generated. So the person who perspires heavily wouldn't affect the sensing." They also tested for someone who perspires very little and found that the patch works in both conditions, whether or not you sweat a lot of very little.
This concept is still far from being available in the market. Lee and Choi have estimated that the device wouldn't be available for at least five years. But when it does it might be one of the most important innovations in our time and could prove to lead to some revolutionary changes in how we monitor our health.


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A bakery shop with a difference. One filled with rustic sourdough breads and freshly made kraftkorn sandwiches. Founded by the Swiss Xavier Baumgartner, himself a Pastry Chef for over three decades, Swissbake is the bake shop which I could and will love. And with the style and atmosphere apart from the traditional Asian bakery one would see in Singapore, this is one with a European touch.
Swissbake is now part of Marina Bay Link Mall. Having opened on the 16th of November, this outlet looks set to cater to the office crowd and even those who wish to entertain their clients with some crisp savoury sandwich classics. Pair that with the steaming mug of Hot Chocolate ($4.20) which is smooth and creamy topped with a good dose of froth to create that airy sip.
I was strongly recommended to try out the Smoked Salmon Kraftkorn Sandwich ($8.50). Articulated with layers of chunky smoked salmon, cream cheese, lettuce, capers on meculin salad between slices of toasted Kraftkorn bread, the blend is a savoury sweet delight with a crispy crunch. It was akin to having slices of smoked salmon between a fragrant nutty biscuit, one that charms up the senses. Delish!
The outlet was having a set promotion and for one coffee/tea, soup and sandwich, it will only cost $13.50. And the soup for the day was the Cream of Mushroom. Served thick with coarse chunky mushroom pieces, the soup was creamy and well seasoned to bring out the essence of the fungi. Topped with crisp croutons, this was one good bowl of creamy mushroom.
Simply delightful. Swissbake, your cup of hot chocolate?
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Just an article I pulled over from one of my old and now obsolete blogs.
A couple of days ago I bought an old book on a flea market close to where I live. Its title is "Unsere Veteranen" (Our Veterans) and was published by a chapter of the Reichskriegerbund (Reichs Warrior Association) in 1914. Most interestingly for me the chapter was a local one. The veterans that were members of it lived in my town and the towns and villages around it.
The book itself is special. Privately published by an association member it was meant to commemorate the 25thanniversary of the Kriegerbund and contains the tales of its members which fought in the wars of 1864, 1866 and 1870/71. According to the preface only 524 copies were printed, one for each veteran of these wars still alive in 1914.
It's not in any library catalogue so I suppose the one I have here might easily be the only one remaining and it's easy to tell why. It was very cheaply made. The binding has rotted away and the whole thing is falling to pieces.
What astounds me about these stories is their honesty. They lack a lot of the patriotic "With God for King and Fatherland" pathos which can be found in most period reports and writings. It's clear that no one censored or proof read anything. The language is sometimes crude and the writing style is naive. The veterans wrote for their comrades. There was just no need to change anything. Facettes of the wars which you don't find in the "popular" histories. Blood, Gore, cowardice, friendly fire, the harsh treatment of civilians, war against partisans.
Hermann Anhuf in 1914 wearing his 1870/71 campaign medal and the 1897 centenary medal.
Unit: 12. Kompanie, Infanterie-Regiment "Graf Barfuß" (4. Westfälisches) Nr. 17
1870/71 – War against France / Battles and Sieges: (20. Inf.-Div., X. Armeekorps) 16.8.1870: Vionville-Mars la Tour, 18.8.1870: Gravelotte-St.Privat, 19.8.-27.10.1870: Siege of Metz, 23.9.1870 La Maxe, 27.9.1870: Bellevue & Franclonchamp, 7.10.1870: Bellevue, 3. u. 4.12.1870: Orléans (II. Batallion), 11.12.1870: Swequeu Château u. Mortais (II. Batallion), 15.12.1870: Vendôme, 16.12.1870: Vendôme, Tuilleries & Courtiras (II. Batallion), 17.12.1870: Epuisay (I. Batallion), 20.12.1870: Monnaie (I. u. F.), 28.u.29.12.1870 Château Renault, 31.12.1870: Vendôme, 31.12.1870: Danzé (9th and 12th company only), 1.1.1871: Azay (I.), 4.1.1871: Courtiras (II. Batallion), 6.1.1871: Azay-Mazange (I. and II. Batallion), 6.1.1871: Montoire-Les Roches, 9.1.1871: Chahaignes & Brives, 12.1.1871: Le Mans.
"When the war started I was serving with 12th coy of Infanterie-Regiment 17. We crossed the border into France in August as part of II. Armee, which was commanded by Prince Frederic Karl. On the 8th of August we left our luggage and backpacks behind to able to march faster, each man only keeping his 80 cartridges and the "Iron Ration". The weather was hot but no one was allowed to drink! All wells were guarded by provosts as there were rumors that the french had poisoned them. On the 16th of August we marched towards the sound of the guns. On the 18th, near the village of St. Privat we were sent into action in support of the Guards. The enemy kept up a murderous fire and the Guards suffered severe losses, dead and maimed guardsmen lying everywhere. It was a ghastly sight.
I heard an officer calling "Forward now men of the 17th! On them! Charge!" and forward we charged towards the French. By then the whole village of St. Privat, including the church, was burning fiercely. Our Sergeant was hoping to get the Iron Cross and tried to lead our section into the attack on the left of the village where there was a huge open field, with no cover at all. When our Hauptmann noticed that he called out "Sergeant Albers, stop at once or I will have the men open fire on you!" So we rejoined the company very shortly afterwards.
On the 19th of August I noticed a small crowd of civilians and soldiers standing in a hollow close to our camp. I went to join them as I was curious about what was happening there. There were two women, about 30 years old and with their hands bound on their backs lying on the ground. Our lads were beating them with rifle butts. They were getting punished as they had been caught in the night after the battle when they were plundering some our wounded that were left lying on the field. One had even cut off the ring finger of a wounded soldier get his marriage ring. The other had mutilated the corpse of one of our officers. A while after the beating we shot them both.
On the 20th we marched through a ravine near Metz which was under siege. On the 27th we took part in the skirmish near La Maxe. During a rest near Les Grandes we were cleaning our rifles when our Hauptmann arrived and ordered us to reassemble them as the enemy was advancing on us. We were encamped in a large farmyard. Two platoons of our company were ordered to take defensive positions behind a wall while the third platoon took position outside the yard. Soon we could clearly see the french soldiers and opened fire. We fired until we had spent all of our ammunition, but luckily an ammunition cart arrived which enabled us to continue the fight. Our rifle barrels were red hot and it was getting hard to hold and aim the rifle at all. There were so many good targets that our Hauptmann ignored the order to leave the position and soon we began to get shelled by our own artillery. I can not put any blame on the gunners as they thought our position abandoned. The first shell missed us by about 50 meters. The next one went into some stables on our right. The third shell detonated right between the men of our platoon, killing two comrades and wounding another twelve.
After the fall of Metz I was ordered to escort a french prisoner, an artilleryman, to the POW camp. On the way there we encountered three stray sheep. I shoved the Frenchman into a ditch told him to bugger off home and herded the three sheep back to my company. The lads were more than happy. A good meat stew was far better than a single French prisoner! After we had slaughtered the sheep we traded the beasts intestines against some good bottles of wine in a nearby village. Stew and wine made this night the most memorable of the campaign."
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LVDT - Linear Variable Differential Transformer
LVDT is a positive or magnetic displacement transducer; it is commonly used to measure force, weight, pressure and acceleration which depend on force in terms of amount and direction of displacement.
LVDT consist of one primary winding and two secondary windings, which are placed at either side of the primary winding on the same magnetic core as shown in figure. The magnetic core is free to move inside the coil and the motion of core measured the quantity of force or weight. The two secondary S1 and S2 have equal number of turns but are connected in series and opposite, so the e.m.f induces in these windings are 108° out of phase with each other and hence cancel the effect of each other. The induce voltages E1 and E2 in the two secondary windings are equal but opposite in direction as shown in figure.
Operation / Working of LVDT
When the core is in center of secondary winding, S1 and S2, The induced e.m.f E1 and E2 will be equal but will be opposite in polarity, hence they cancel each other and the net voltage is become zero.
When the external applied force moved the core down word the induce voltage E2 in secondary coil S2 increased but the induce voltage in S1 is decreased in magnitude , they are still out of phase due to which there is some net voltage are induce at out put terminals A and B, whose magnitude is E2 – E1.
When the magnetic core moves up word the induced voltage in secondary winding S1 is increased while the voltage in S2 are decreased and the net output voltage E1 – E2.
Advantages of LVDT
Some of the advantages of LVDT are given below.
- It gives higher output for small change in magnetic core position.
- It is highly sensitive transducer which can be used form the range of 50mv/mm to 300mv/mm.
- It can operate over a temperature range from -650C° to 600C°.
Application of LVDT
These are some main applications of the LVDT.
- It is used to control the jet engine in aircrafts
- It is used for the measurement of the thickness and weight in the steel mils.
- It is used for the measurement of the weight on the highways.
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(Ukulele). Admit it: you've often wished you had your ukulele handy when your favorite Metallica song popped in your head. Now there's no excuse not to bring the uke out and put those strings to the test! This folio features 18 of their best arranged specifically for uke, including: Battery * The Day That Never Comes * Enter Sandman * Fade to Black * For Whom the Bell Tolls * Jump in the Fire * King Nothing * Master of Puppets * The Memory Remains * Nothing Else Matters * One * Ride the Lightning * Sad but True * Seek & Destroy * The Unforgiven * Until It Sleeps * Welcome Home (Sanitarium) * Wherever I May Roam.


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Calli Be Quick.
Each week, we team up with our friends at The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Texas (SPCA of Texas) to showcase a different animal that's in need of a loving home. We'll check out the animal, learn about its personality, do a short "interview," take some cute pictures and report back to you on our findings. If any of the animals shown are to your liking, remember: They need loving homes free from abuse. If that sounds like your home, help them out.
This week, we sat down with Calli, a six month old tortoiseshell kitten. She's currently up for adoption at the SPCA of Texas (2400 Lone Star Drive; 214-742-7722).
Look how tiny you are! You must be like, what, three pounds? Tops?
I am small. And fast! Look! Now, I'm over here!
Um, yeah! You are very fast.
And now I'm over here! Can you see me? Can you?
Maybe you should stop moving so we can concentrate on this interview.
Am I too fast for you? Can you guess where I am hiding now?
No. I can't even find you. You're almost like a ninja or something. Will you come out so I can finish talking to you?
I cannot ruin my stealth game right now. I'm busying hiding in the shadows to hide from my enemies and then I'm going to attack them before they even know.
OK, then. I'm going to go now. Got any last words to share with our readers?
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Hi friends, It may be cold in your neck of the woods but you can send some sunshine with this fun pop-up card!
Watch the video to see how it's done and then try it yourself! I did use a die for the pop up parts but they would be easy enough to hand cut. I actually came across these when I was doing my year-end supply assessment and decided I really wanted to give them a try!
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Morning! I hope you all enjoyed reading my most recent post about self-confidence 🙂 It is such an important topic to me so if you missed it click here to take a look!
People have been asking me how my wedding planning is going and how I have been feeling etc etc. So I thought that I would provide a blog post with how I'm really feeling, what we have done and what we have yet to do.
As most of you may know, I'm getting married on the 28th of this month, July, in Spain to my amazing husband-to-be Jairo. I am actually so extremely excited for this day I cannot even deal! My wedding is on a Friday which is not ideal as people work and many cannot come for that reason. When we were looking to reserve a place for our reception there were literally no Saturdays left anywhere! Who is crazy enough to get married apart from Jairo and I?? Just kidding! People had reserved places a year or more before their wedding! The places that did have Saturdays either did not fit the amount of people that we had invited or they were wayyyyyyyy too expensive! Either way I'm happy with Friday, I mean who wouldn't like a 10% discount for having their wedding on a Friday… I sure as hell love it!
Invitations were a nightmare! Jairo and I went to Australia for 3 months earlier this year and we wanted to hand out the invitations to my family and friends while in Australia. To do this, Jairo's mum had to send invitations to us through the mail. Long story short, the invitations were lost so she had to send more. The second bundle she sent arrived so we only had 1-2 weeks to hand out all the invitations in Australia before we came back to Spain. When we arrived in Spain we needed to calculate how many invitations we needed to replace the ones that were lost in the post and we had to order them as soon as we got here. When we received the new ones, the ones that my mother-in-law sent us arrived back at her house 2 weeks later! So we have so many invitations left over! Who wants to come to the wedding? 😛 Ugh, the struggle. It was extremely annoying because we had to spend a lot more money than we intended to for a stuff up that the post made! Good news, all invitations have been handed out!
Apart from the invitation dilemma, everything else has been running smoothly which is nice. This past week we went to pick up our wedding rings. They are so beautiful I cannot wait to show you guys a photo of them when I get married and have it on my finger because if I show you in the box it is not that exciting, right?
We were in two minds about having a candy bar at our reception. However, as we spoke to people about it for suggestions we have decided that we are going to have one because I know that after dinner and once people start having a few drinks usually people like to nibble, plus candy bars, if you put in the effort, can look so nice! So we ordered the candy this week also and taste tested all of them!! So bad I know but I mean we needed to know if we liked them or not and who could say no?
Here in Spain it is tradition that the bride and groom, madrina and padrino, which is. usually the mother of the groom and the father of the bride, or WHOEVER you decide to have, it is tradition that the four give out small presents to the guests. Honestly, these presents do not have to be expensive and they are only small, because let's face it, these presents tend to never see the light of day once the guests take them home. If they don't end up in the bin, they end up in the back of a drawer that is never opened. I won't say what I will be giving as my presents or anyone else's because I know that some people that read this will be attending the wedding. The only present that I can write about are my dad's cigars because this is the norm here. I went to pick up 130 cigars and I have to stick the little stickers that come with them that have our names and the wedding date on each cigar! 130 CIGARS just in case you missed it… After the wedding I'll definitely show you pictures of the present that I give to give you an idea if you are stuck on what to give at your wedding if this is what you do wherever you are getting married.
It is great because the reception has so many things included! Cocktail before dinner for two hours in the garden, three course meal in the marquee, cutting of the cake, DJ, three open bars (a gin & tonic bar, mojito bar, and a normal bar), decor and also two hours into the dancing and drinks we get a small meal. This is awesome for the price and also so that we don't have to go around looking and planning for more things! We have also chosen the church, the violin and flute duet that will be playing at the church, the flowers, the photographer and videographer, and the car. The only things we have left to do is the tasting of the menu, my last dress fittings, and pay pay PAY for everything!
As for how I'm feeling. I'm feeling a little nervous because I obviously want everything to turn out perfect on our special day and also I'm a little worried that I will forget things. In saying this, I have great people surrounding me so I'm sure that they all have my back to help us have the most special day of our lives 🙂 Most of all I am extremely excited! I honestly cannot wait to get married 😀
Who else is in the middle of planning their big day?
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Extends battery on the go. Useful LED battery indicator. Smart Cover compatible.
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The MiLi Power iBox battery case for the iPad 2 will add a few hours of battery life on the go, but issues with fit and overall construction quality hold this case back.
The iPad 2 will likely last a whole day on a single charge, even with rigorous use. However, for those looking to eke out a few extra hours, a battery case could prove valuable. The MiLi Power iBox ($129.99 list) adds battery life and some protection in a Smart-Cover-compatible plastic shell, but problems with fit and construction hold this case back.
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The Power iBox features a one-piece, glossy, all-plastic construction. It feels a bit cheap and flimsy, but still provides some light protection against bumps and scratches for the back of your iPad 2. The Power iBox is compatible with the Apple Smart Cover, which is good since this case is flush with the screen, providing little protection for the glass display. The case itself measures 10.07 by 7.70 by 0.59 inches (HWD) and weighs 12.48 ounces. The case is more than half the weight of the iPad 2, and when combined with the smart cover, makes the whole package pretty heavy.
A thicker hump takes up two-thirds of the back, while the last third is thinner to accommodate the smart cover's folding stand capability. However, the case still alters the viewing angle when propped up by the smart cover, making for a more awkward, nearly perpendicular viewing angle.
There are cutouts for the camera, lock switch, and headphone jack, with chintzy-feeling plastic pieces for the power button and volume rocker. The cutouts make the lock switch and headphone jack easy to access, though the fit is fairly snug on the latter, which could cause problems for headphones with chunkier plugs. The plastic buttons work okay, but feel poorly constructed and are dependent on the fickle fit of the case around the iPad.
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This brings me to my biggest gripe with the Power iBox: The fit was not very precise and made it difficult to get the iPad fully secured inside. The case is one piece, which you slide the iPad into, and then snap down the top corners. It takes a good deal of force to get the iPad in and out of this case. Though it never popped off of the iPad unexpectedly, it was difficult to tell when the case was securely in place.
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There are some products and/or brands that seemingly need no introduction. McIntosh is at the top of the list. Throughout the 1970s, McIntosh was the iconic symbol of all things good and high-end when it came to two-channel music. Today, little has changed with the brand and their loyal customers. Well, at least on the surface, as no other brand has deviated less from its original appearance than McIntosh, with their signature watt meters glowing pale blue, and large, almost aircraft-style control knobs. It's enough to make a man want to don a smoking jacket and pipe, yet even in today's iPod world, McIntosh is supremely retro-cool. While McIntosh is still dedicated to the two-channel enthusiast, they have ventured into the multi-channel audio and home theater markets as well, hence my interest in the MC207 seven-channel amplifier reviewed here.
Clad in a polished stainless steel chassis, the MC207 has the famous McIntosh traditional glass-covered black façade. Throw in not one but three analog watt meters and two large and rather chunky power and control knobs and there's no mistaking the MC207 for anything other than a McIntosh product. In fact, the only "modern" things you'll find on the face of the MC207 are four small LEDs that glow red when the MC207's internal power guard protection circuits are activated. The left control knob turns the MC207's watt meter lights on and off, while the right knob simply turns the MC207 itself on and off. Another giveaway sign that the MC207 is classic McIntosh is its size, measuring in at almost 10 inches tall by 17-and-a-half inches wide and 18-and-three-quarters inches deep. The MC207 tips the scales at a hefty 83 pounds and retails for a surprising $6,000. I say "surprising," because if there is one thing that McIntosh hasn't been shy about, it's price. While $6,000 is a fair amount of money, I honestly was expecting the MC207 to cost much more.
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I unboxed the MC207 and placed it in my Middle Atlantic rack, where my Mark Levinson No. 433 and Outlaw Audio 7200 amps once sat. I connected it to my Meridian G Series processor for a spell, as well as the recently reviewed Onkyo 805 receiver via its preamp outputs through a combination of Ultralink and XLO Reference interconnects and speaker cable. I went ahead and let the MC207 power both my Meridian in-wall speakers and my Paradigm Signature S8s for two-channel listening, since I had seven channels to play with. For two-channel listening, I simply set the Paradigms up in a second zone configuration and let the processors tell the MC207 what was what. I left all the units alone to get to know one another for a few days before beginning my evaluation.


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The increasing interconnectivity between markets, countries, financial institutions and financial markets imposes the challenge of developing methodologies that estimate the risks and the emergence of systemic risk as well as contagion.
The study of complex networks has contributed significantly to this debate. Nevertheless, a series of questions remain unanswered. One of the most pressing issues concerns the emergence of interconnection networks. The construction of models that allow us to understand how networks of interconnections emerge is an area that still needs to be developed.
The purpose of this Research Topic is to assemble a collection of articles that discuss the formation of complex networks of economic or financial variables. We look for articles that present the characteristics of these networks and their evolution in time. In addition, articles that propose methodologies to measure risks and systemic risk that comes from the interconnections that exist in the real world and in financial markets. Articles that present methodological innovations, build new concepts and present best practices are welcome.
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Bo Xilai: The Charges and Penalties
A look at the charges facing Bo Xilai and the penalties he received.
Prosecutors: Alleged Mr. Bo accepted around $3.6 million in bribes from two businessmen. The lion's share went to a $3.1 million villa in the south of France, as well as trips and shopping sprees.
Mr. Bo: Denied the charges, saying his wife and others involved never informed him of such spending.
Sentence: Life in prison out of potential sentences ranging from 10 years to a death penalty; confiscation of property.
Prosecutors: Alleged Mr. Bo, while a top official in a northeastern province, received around $800,000 in funds transferred from Beijing for a confidential building project in the city of Dalian.
Mr. Bo: Denied the charges, saying his wife and an official responsible for the project colluded to take the money.
Sentence: 15 years in prison, out of possible sentences ranging from 10 years to a death penalty. Confiscation of 1 million yuan.
Prosecutors: Alleged Mr. Bo, while running the city of Chongqing, violated procedures by removing police chief Wang Lijun, who had informed Mr. Bo that his wife had murdered a British businessman and was being investigated.
Mr. Bo: Acknowledged he committed mistakes but no crimes, saying that Mr. Wang tried to blackmail him and that his removal had higher-level approval.
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Not 100% sure I follow your scenario. The attacker cannot run inline script unless the script's hash is in our headers, and we generate those headers at deploy time. It's important to note: the appeal of this strategy to me is that I have seen no valid use case for dynamically generated scripts, so we would only have hashes of static assets that we generate at deploy time and inline for performance reasons. I am not suggesting we dynamically hash the script tags in a page as we generate it. That would be bad. What we would protect agains is the invocation of dangerous methods. So is the vector you are suggesting a DOM XSS calling code provided by a hashed inline script? That seems feasible, but that is possible with nonced scripts as well I think. Could you elaborate? I think I'm missing something important here. On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 10:19 AM, Eric Chen <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > One key difference between nonces and hashes is that hashes can't stop > return-to-libc-like attacks (e.g.,, attacker calling > twitter.delete_my_account() which could be hashed). > > > On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 5:32 PM, Nicholas Green <email@example.com> wrote: >> >> Hi folks, >> >> There has been some discussion around hashes rather than nonces for >> <script>/<style>s recently, and I wanted to support that suggestion. >> My proposal would be we send down a header of script-hashes <hash> >> <hash> ..., that specifies which scripts can run on a page. This is, >> I think, what ISSUE-36 proposes. >> >> The reason this is appealing to us is that the only real blockers >> that we have encountered while implementing CSP headers that restrict >> inline scripts and styles are: >> >> 1) Scripts that must be run at a certain time during page load. >> 2) Styles that should be applied from initial page load. >> 3) Scripts and styles that are inlined for performance reasons (i.e. >> to avoid an extra round trip on high latency connections). >> >> None of these require any dynamic content to be present in the >> scripts or styles, thus script hashes, which could either complement >> or work independently of script nonces, that allowed us to specify the >> hashes of scripts that we will allow to run inline would be >> sufficient. Since the content is static these hashes can be >> calculated at the deploy time (light on the server), and don't need to >> be salted with any server side secrets, this should be relatively >> straightforward. Of course some details (i.e. ignore whitespace?) >> would have to be specified to ensure interoperability. I realize this >> will be non-trivial to implement for some applications, but think the >> benefit is worth it. It certainly would be from our perspective. >> >> One last point: Since assets are often served from CDNs generating >> random nonces per request may be tricky, but if we just need to change >> headers each time we change assets, I think we dodge the CDN >> difficulties as well as potential caching issues. >> >> Thoughts? Implementation hurdles? Other places this is already >> covered that I should've read? >> >> Thanks, >> Nick >> >> > > > > -- > -EricReceived on Friday, 1 February 2013 18:38:46 UTC
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The Voice 9 Results: Top 10 Revealed After Bottom 2 'Instant Save' – 11/24/2015
Welcome to the live blog and recap for The Voice 9 Top 11 Results! One act will be going home tonight, as coaches Blake Shelton, Adam Levine, Pharrell Williams and Gwen Stefani face the pressure of potentially losing an act! And that pressure is even worse for our remaining eleven artists.
Last night's Top 11 Live Performance Show was a solid, if unspectacular, night of performances: some contestants owned the stage (Amy, Jordan, Jeffery, Madi, Barrett) while others had a bit of a rough night (Braiden, Korin, Zach). The iTunes rankings for this week don't really offer much in the way of insight as to which act will be going home: Amy and Jordan charted in the Top 10, but the rest of the rankings were all over the place, with Emily and Madi landing in the Top 15, Jeffery and Barrett scoring in the Top 30, and the rest of the acts being spread out across the Top 100. So it's kind of rough predicting who the Bottom 2 will be.
But what do our readers think?
Rickey.org readers predict that it will be the end of the road for Team Gwen's Braiden Sunshine, with 31.23% predicting him to go home. Predicted to join him in the Bottom 2, in a bit of a surprise, is Braiden's Team Gwen teammate, Jeffery Austin, who landed 27.87% of the vote. However, with the result coming down to The Voice Instant Save, it's quite possible America would save Braiden in the sing-off, considering he's a pretty popular guy on social media (boasting 14,000 followers vs. Jeffery's 7,429). It should be an interesting show either way. But it's not too late to vote in the poll, so head on over and add your predictions!
Keep it locked right here, as I'll be updating with commentary, results, and videos as soon as they become available!
Let's get this show on the road!
-So we open with Brad Paisley performing his new single, "Country Nation", and it's a pretty catchy tune. Granted, I can't say I'm all that familiar with his music, but I actually enjoyed this quite a bit. Brad is a talented guy, and he's got a great sense of humor about himself, judging by his Color Me Badd mashup performance on Kimmel. Good on Brad tonight.
-So we get the artists out onstage as Carson Daly reveals the first results of the night…
The first artist through to the Top 10 is…AMY VACHAL!
The second artist through to the Top 10 is…BRAIDEN SUNSHINE!
So, just like that, the readers are wrong on who's getting eliminated tonight. Still, I don't fault them for their prediction. Braiden seemed like a sure bet to at least land in the Bottom 2. Ultimately, I enjoyed how the results played out a bit differently this time. Normally, the show tends to just get the obvious results out of the way. This time, while they did immediately announce the person with the biggest iTunes sales first, they announced an unexpected save second.
-So we return from break with Carson asking the coaches about artistry and the usual comments, before asking Jordan what last night's performance meant to him. Jordan is articulate when he goes into why "Who You Are" was such an emotional song, but I worry he isn't the next to be saved, since Carson made a point of talking to him right now. The result…
The third artist through to the Top 10 is…ZACH SEABAUGH!
The fourth artist through to the Top 10 is…JORDAN SMITH!
Well, now I have no idea who's landing in the Bottom 2. I guess it'll be Korin vs. Shelby? All I know is that I'm loving the randomness of the results order tonight. Not only did someone Carson interviewed get saved right after the interview, Carson is just announcing random names left and right, X Factor style, irrespective of where they probably landed in the voting. I mean, Barrett and Emily finished higher than Zach on iTunes, and while that isn't the only way to vote for someone, it tends to be a great indicator of where support rests.
-Gwen, Jeffery, Braiden and Korin sing "You Get What You Give" by New Radicals, and I think it says a lot that Gwen is easily the worst singer of the four. Granted, her job isn't to be a great singer, it's to be a good coach. I guess we can debate to what extent she is or isn't, but that can come later. For now, I enjoyed this performance. The whole team looked like they were having fun, although why they decided to unload a season finale amount of confetti on the stage is beyond me. The colorful, excessive lights were more than enough.
-We then get a touching video of all the contestants and their family members having Thanksgiving together, complete with a Secret Santa segment. It's endearing and helps us see a bit more of these contestants' personalities, particularly Jeffery. They all then sing "Lean On Me" together, as Jordan notes that he's grown to lean on these people for support. Very cute.
-Carson asks Evan what he's learned as an artist from Pharrell, and he says he's learned to connect to music with his heart, and show his emotions to people. Trust me, it was far more eloquent than I'm doing justice to right now.
The fifth artist through to the Top 10 is…MADI DAVIS!
The sixth artist through to the Top 10 is…EMILY ANN ROBERTS!
Nothing surprising here. I'm actually stoked about Emily Ann Roberts moving on though. She's really grown on me in the past few weeks.
-Adam and his team sing "Wouldn't It Be Nice" by The Beach Boys, and considering the level of talent involved, this was pretty damn disappointing. Adam looked like he'd rather be anywhere else in the universe. I like each and every person on that stage right now, but this did absolutely nothing for me.
-Carson talks to Jeffery, who talks about how important this show has been to him, and how he doesn't want to go back to his normal job after this. Hell, I wouldn't either. Carson starts to read the results and declares the next person saved is from Team Adam, only for the camera to pan to Team Gwen. Since Shelby is the only member of Team Adam left, it was clear he made a mistake, and all of Team Gwen realized it before Carson did. He's getting infected with Olly Murs syndrome! Adam gives Carson a hearty boo for getting his artist's hopes up. Onto the results…
The seventh artist through to the Top 10 is…JEFFERY AUSTIN!
The eighth artist through to the Top 10 is…BARRETT BABER!
The ninth and final artist through to the Top 10 is…SHELBY BROWN!
EVAN MCKEEL and KORIN BUKOWSKI are the Bottom 2!
Shelby is relieved, and Carson goes out of his way to apologize to Adam real quick before the break, although he really ought to be apologizing to Shelby. But I guess it's all good since she's safe anyway.
-Evan McKeel kicks things off by singing "Let's Stay Together" by Al Green. WHY DOESN'T HE SING LIKE THIS ALL THE TIME?! I swear, these Bottom 2 sing-offs have generally shown that the contestants have a better ear for what songs they should be singing than their coaches. I liked this a lot, from how he worked the stage to how he just dug into the vocal with a raw passion that's rarely been seen from him since his blind audition. Blake praises Evan by letting him know that performance was as good as anyone's in the competition, so he hopes that Evan doesn't let this bring him down. Pharrell, meanwhile, says the coolest part of his job is getting to work with people like Evan.
-Korin Bukowski is up next with "She Will Be Loved" by Maroon 5. Once again, Korin delivers a better performance in her sing-off than on performance night. She's like America's version of X Factor UK's Katie Waissel, a frequent Bottom 2 performer who really brought it when the chips were down. Korin strains a bit towards the end of the song, although I think part of it is the emotions getting to her. I think Evan will probably be saved, but I wouldn't be mad if Korin survived again. I still think she's got loads of untapped potential. If only there was a theme week in which the other coaches could pick a song for another coaches' acts for one week. Anyway, Adam is genuinely moved that Korin picked his song, and pleads for America to save her, as Korin notes that the song is one of her favorites, adding that it encapsulates her adolescence. Gwen is perplexed that Korin is here again, and thinks America should save her. "I just think you should be here still. Vote for her, please!" Gwen declares. And I think America just might.
-As we head to break, Korin has a commanding lead in the vote with 55% to Evan's 45%, perhaps due to the amount of Twitter followers she has: 14,000 vs. Evan's 7,883. This is kind of my problem with the Instant Save, but hey, it can only save you for so long. Congratulations to Korin on a second save though. I mean, let's be real, Evan isn't turning this around in the next three minutes.
-Back from break, as each of the artists thank their coaches for helping them grow as artists. Evan's statement is downright beautiful, honestly, and one of the most eloquent things I've heard on this show, as he thanks Pharrell for helping him realize the type of artist he wants to be. I wish I could do it justice in recap form. Onto Korin, who feels she was destined to be with Gwen, and thanks her for everything. Pharrell tells Evan that no man can stand in the way of what is his, so if this is his last night on the show, it's not the end, it's only the beginning of the rest of his life. Gwen tells Korin that she agrees that they were destined to be together, and she feels what they have is magic, adding how trippy it was to see her singing "Just A Girl" in a home video. Gwen is happy to be here with Korin, no matter what happens. Onto the result…
America has instantly saved…KORIN BUKOWSKI!
EVAN MCKEEL is eliminated from THE VOICE 9!
I love Evan and Korin's little handshake. Still, she seems both relieved to be advancing, but devastated to be losing Evan. I'll miss him, but he's another one of those artists who never really lived up to his early potential. I suppose you could make the same argument for Korin (likely MORE so for Korin), but I get why she was saved. I think she has an innate likability and underdog quality that makes people want to root for her. Ultimately, Evan is a great singer, but this just wasn't his time, I guess. This is now two acts Pharrell has lost back-to-back.
Anyway, Carson signs off and lets us know that SIA will be on the show next week! Super excited.
What did you think of tonight's result? Did the right act go home? Sound off in the comments!
Until next week, thanks for reading and hanging out!


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Norway takes skiing pretty seriously. For them it is a way of life, entwined in their culture. A means to get about, simply put on a bit of wood and slide along to the cafe. But to the outside world, skiing in Norway doesn't exist. Ask them to name its best known resorts and they could be racking their brains for days. Or even worse Googling it, once your back is turned (FYI; it is Geilo, Hemsedal and Beitostolen). So it is surprising, that it once sat at the popular table of ski resorts in Europe.
Year after year, British people flocked to Northern Europe. Drawn by the rolling hills, intersected by fjord after fjord. Combine that with their laid back nature and love of all things British, it became like a home from home. A home with plentiful powder and long seasons. And then for some reason, they stopped. The resorts became just for the locals benefit, overlooked by outsiders who favoured the Alps. Misconceptions and myths started to develop around the destination. There weren't enough people to defend it. They spread like wildfire.
The most common of them were:
- It's too expensive.
- There's only fast food
- There is no alpine terrain
- The village are too rustic
- There is nothing to do but ski
All of them are untrue. So to dispel them, we will go through them one by one.
Skiing is too expensive
Claims that it is too expensive are ludicrous. Skiing in Norway is for everyone so the resorts are more affordable (or if you like a pun affjordable). They rely on weekend skiers, if the prices are too high they simply wouldn't go. Where the prices have risen in the rest of Europe they have remained the same in Norway.
There's only fast food
The claim that there is only fast food is a silly one. Not a lot of people know this, but Scandinavians are massive foodies. If a hotel opened up and served sub standard food in a Norwegian ski resort it would be quickly run out of town by the locals. That's not to say, that fast food doesn't exist (where in the world doesn't it) but there is more to eating in Norway than just burgers.
There's no alpine terrain
The existence of this myth is at least understandable. Norway has limited alpine runs, but they do exist. Hemsedal, is one that springs to mind. In fact, some of the downhill teams head there early in the season to get a bit of practice in. If it's good enough for professionals then it is good enough for me.
The villages are too rustic
To say the villages are too rustic is stupid. It is purely aesthetics. Norway is rustic not rusty. There are numerous luxury options in resort and the cabins when you step inside are well laid out. You have to remember that Norway has one of the highest standards of living in Europe. So, to think that you will have it rough it for a week is stupid.
There is nothing to do but ski
Although skiing in Norway 24/7 is not a bad thing and actually quite feasible with the floodlit runs, there is so much more to it. Resorts like Geilo, offer treetop climbs, snow treks or dog sledding. There is even the possibility of seeing one of Norway's greatest sights, the fjords. The rivers intersecting through the rolling hills will make you fall in love with the place.
So with all those myths banding about unchecked (until now), it is no surprise that the land of the midnight sun is overlooked. But for how long? With so many slopes in Western Europe becoming bloated, it will only be a matter of time before people look to go elsewhere. The quiet slopes of Norway are waiting there, curled, ready to pounce. Tour operators like Crystal Ski are re-entering the market. Once the people return, the myths will disappear and Norway can return to its place at the popular table. Doesn't the country that invented deserve to be there?


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When you turn 18, you realise there is a whole new world of possibilities waiting for you. One of those possibilities includes "leaving the nest" where you have been raised, and which you now feel it is time to exit. Moving out at 18 can be done in an almost flawless manner if you prepare.
Start saving money early if you know that your ultimate goal is to move out when you turn 18. Even having a part-time job that allows you to save some cash will help you achieve this goal, since you have few costs while you're living at home. The trick is to use some restraint in buying so the money stays in your possession until it is time to move.
Secure a somewhat steadier source of income when you are ready to move. This is especially true if you will be paying your own rent. Your job does not have to be the best, but at least make what is necessary to cover your needs at the beginning.
Share the burden. Getting a flatmate will allow you to split costs and possibly move in with someone you like. Make sure that he is responsible and will pay his half of the rent. Finding a flatmate your age will also ensure that you have some things in common. Sharing costs with a responsible flatmate will allow you to stretch your money further instead of using it all on essentials.
Be frugal. Since this will be the first time you are on your own, resist the temptation to have the best and the newest. Find an affordable living space that is within your budget, and only purchase new items when you absolutely have to. Furniture can be found affordably in second-hand shops, charity shops or at the Salvation Army. You could even rent furniture. Sacrifice cable and satellite TV for a while if your budget is too tight for it in the beginning, along with other services that may not be necessary for your initial venture into independence.
Consider joining an all-expenses-paid organisation. There are many that allow you to volunteer in exchange for living quarters and education in a skill. Some of these organisations include the military and religious charities. These programs provide money (in some instances) and living arrangements if you sign a contract for some type of work. However, they often limit personal freedoms while you are going through the training -- and in the case of the military, contracts are specified for a number of years.
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- Ask your relatives if they have any old belongings or furniture that they can give you. You may also acquire more than one flatmate to share costs even further.
- Inspect all living spaces in person before you sign a contract to move in. Don't take anyone's word about the condition of the place, regardless of the price.
- Have a backup plan or money saved in case one of your flatmates bails out on you.
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Yasur activity in September 2017
This article is also available in : French English
During a hike on the Yasur, Thomas BOYER was able to take some videos of an unusual activity of this volcano.
One can see, in this video, one of the eruptive mouths of the Yasur to produce smoke ring.
In this video, we can see the combustion of volcanic gases at the level of the eruptive mouth.
The gas coming out of the eruptive mouth is a superheated mixture containing hydrogen sulphide (H2S), or sulfur vapors, sometimes CO, which ignites on contact with air.


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CompactCMS Review
CompactCMS is an extremely light weight and fast Content Management Solution (CMS). Actually it might be a bit of a stretch to call it a CMS, it's more like a content management foundation.
CompactCMS is an open source software project and is totally free (nothing related to it has any costs or restrictions beyond the Creative Commons License).
No question it makes managing a small site very easy, and it has a huge selection of (free) CSS templates that offer a wide variety of layouts and appearances.
Why do I say it's a foundation?
Simple, it provides the basic of editing pages and content, builds a sitemap — but it really doesn't offer modules that provide enhanced capabilities. Now in it's defense, it does provide the ability to build pages that can call PHP directly, but it doesn't provide any framework to use managed content within your PHP code (well — you can access the MySQL database directly, but there's zero abstraction).
Several days ago I made a comment about most users only need a two page (mostly static) web site — and that's true, and CompactCMS certainly provides that ability to users with very little understanding of web editing (it certainly provided more than that to users who have some understanding of web editing).
The main problem with CompactCMS for users who just don't know anything at all about web technology is it requires a little understanding of how to setup a database, import a schema, and edit configuration files (by hand). Yeah, that's not really much to ask a techie for sure, but there's lots of people who know where the power button is on their computer, but re-arrange the icons on the desktop and they're lost…
I personally like CompactCMS — I'm not sure I have any real use for it, but it would be fine to use to setup simple web sites for clients that actually wanted to be able to make modest changes to the site themselves (remember, most low end web site offerings don't include unlimited changes — and generally don't include any changes).
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Books This Book Blogger Owns...and Will.Read.Soon!
Geek Love
Katherine Dunn
Story of the Binewskis, a carny family whose mater- and paterfamilias set out–with the help of amphetamine, arsenic, and radioisotopes–to breed their own exhibit of human oddities.
This book hit the blogs a while back and, it seems, a lot of readers enjoyed it. I grabbed in a book sales and just haven't gotten around to it yet.


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I like to wear makeup, and the amount I wear always depends on the time I wake up. I have to go to university everyday at 9 am, and I looooove my bed, so you can see how it is every morning. But doesn't matter if I wake up at 8h15 or 8h30 these are the products I use daily. Sometimes there's time to apply more and other times none at all.
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Roasted Pretzels
adapted from Everybody loves sandwiches
300 degree oven
4 c pretzels
2 T butter
3 T real maple syrup
5 T brown sugar
1 tsp cinnamon
1/8 tsp ground Chipotle (this amount offers a pleasant warm after taste)
Remove from oven and let cool on the pan about 3 minutes, stir to separate. Repeat this step in about 5 minutes. Let cool completely on the baking pan. This will help keep the pretzels separate and easy to serve. Store in an air tight container, or just start eating!
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Excursion d'équitation
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A horseback excursion in one of the most beautiful nature rich domains of Mauritius.
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The horse riding is done in a beautiful private domain, spreading over 1200 hectares situated in the east of Mauritius.
Far from the city rush, situated in a very peaceful and calm environment, you will be welcomed by very friendly staff and you will get to meet your horse. You will receive welcome cocktails upon arrival, followed by a safety briefing and a basic riding lesson. The landscape in the domain is rather mountainous and offers the visitors spectacular panoramic views, indigenous forests, beautiful valleys, sparkling rivers, and encounters with wild animals and endemic birds.From the domain's peak, half of Mauritius can be seen: the central plateaus, the Moka mountain range, and also major parts of the coastline.
As part of your horse riding excursion you will be able to view kestrels, Mauritian cardinals, Java stag deers (rare deers foud in Mauritius), boars, monkeys and bats as well as rare species of birds like the "Cateau vert" and the "Crescerelle".
The horse riding trips are performed every day in the morning or during the afternoon, and are planned carefully according to the riding level of the riders so each rider will be sure to fully enjoy the ride and have memorable moments.
The horseback rides lasts approximately 1 hour and will take place in small groups of 7 riders maximum.
So saddle up and prepare for an exhilarating ride where you can view the stunning surroundings of the area! Do not forget your camera to capture beautiful memories in this picturesque backdrop
About Domaine de l'Etoile
Previously a private hunting domain, and only recently opened to the public, this Domaine remained one of the most preserved regions of Mauritius. The domain counts English gardens, rivers, and indigenous woods which are rich in hundreds of different varieties of plants and trees, including the most ancient ebony trees of Mauritius and other endemic species as well as cinnamon trees, vetivers, orchids, traveler's trees, banana trees and more.
A large river flows through the Domaine as well as trickling streams and flowing waterfalls.
It is best described as a wonderful and enchanting area where all nature lovers can enjoy themselves. A number of activities are offered, including, Quad biking, Horse riding and Hiking circuits. Visitors will witness, in turns, spectacular panoramas, Java deers and endemic birds. There is also an onsite restaurant which presents a quiet and peaceful environment where guests can recall the special moments of the day while enjoying the tasty local cuisine.
About the Horses
The horses are "Boerperds." This race of horses from South Africa is considered by experts as the ideal family horse – ideal for quiet rides by non-experienced riders. The nobility of these horses, their presence and their beauty makes them for centuries, an outstanding companion.
Experienced guides will ride alongside allowing riders of all levels to enjoy the horse riding experience in maximum safety and to enjoy the scenery all along the ride.
- Number of horses: 7
- Type of horse: South African "Boerperd"
- Saddle: Western Saddle and stirrups
Optional Lunch
The Domaine de L'Etoile restaurant is a ravishing restaurant found in the reserve, situated next to the Grand River South-East with stunning views onto the mountain.
At this restaurant, you will be offered a buffet allowing you to savour the typical Mauritian cuisine inspired from the diverse cultures present in Mauritius. The restaurant also proposes a fusion cuisine.
The irresistible charm of the restaurant is further enhanced by the beautiful natural surroundings and the thatched roof. The tables at Domaine de L'Etoile restaurant are set under the veranda of the main reception building. From here, you get spectacular views of the Mauritian mountains. On the foreground is the superb English lawn, which only accentuates the idyllic setting of the restaurant.
Adults Menu
Starters- "Ti-Madame" Gajack
- Garlic bread and homemade samosas
- Tamarin chutney and crushed chili
- Chili bite and fish salad with domain pickle
Main course (Plated) – Choose 1
- Venison Dry Curry OR
- Traditional chicken curry
Served with Rice and Lentils in creole style/ Farathas and Chatini selection
- Chicken BBQ with Lemon and Honey OR
- Grilled Catch of the Day
Served with mix green salad, gratin christophine and garden veggies.
Note: veg option available upon request
Dessert of the day (plated) - Domaine's café gourmand
Kids Menu
A choice of one of the following:
- Burger: Beef /Chicken /Veg
- Baguette: Beef /Chicken /Veg
- Faratha: Chicken /Veg
Note: The restaurant is closed on Mondays
Additional information regarding this day tour package
Included in the price of this special day package are
- All trips and excursions charges
- All entry fees
- Test drive & security briefing
- 2 hrs guided quad biking tour
- Approximately 1 hour guided horse riding excursion
- Welcome Cocktail and Mineral Water during the trips
- Sanitary caps with helmets and all necessary equipment
- Refreshing towel and hot showers after tour
- 3-course Mauritian Lunch
- Full transportation to all the sights including pickup and drop off from any hotel / place of accommodation anywhere in Mauritius (optional)
- A personal driver guide to show you around and inform you on each of the sights (optional)
Additional activities offered at the Park
- 1-Hour Night Buggy Ride
- Quad or Buggy Ride
- Guided Hiking
- Archery
- 3.5 km Ziplining
- Kids Adventure Park
- Kids Pony Ride at Domaine de L'Etoile
- This activity is offered thrice a day at: 10:00, 13:30 and 15:30
- Included in the price: welcome cocktail, entrance fees to the private grounds and horse riding guidance.
- Hot showers and refreshing towels are available for the use of visitors (bring spare clothes in case you would like to have shower after the excursion).
- Pregnant women and physically challenged person are not authorized to go on this excursion.
- Children with previous riding experience are accepted from the age of 6 (Galop 2)
- It is required to wear long trousers, and sport shoes with socks.
- All along you will be accompanied by professional guides Horse riding equipment such as riding helmets will be offered.
- Weight Limitation: max 90 kg
Horse riding Excursion
- Price per Participant: 57 Euro
Optional Lunch Prices:
- Adults Menu:29 Euro
- Kids Menu:15 Euro