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Pros: "the crew were amazing. The food was good. 20 minutes late in a snowstorm, amazing. Seats were comfortable. I will definitely fly Lufthansa again."
Pros: "Seat was both comfortable and spacious. Crew were very attentive and personable."
Cons: "Really great flight. Can't say enough about it."
Cons: "Agent changed our flight to Munich and sent as a email with with confirmation on July 10. involuntary. On July 20. I checked Lufthansa app and found that only flight that was shown was flight Toronto-Thunder Bay. After 3 hours of phoning I found that flight from Munich to Toronto wasn't available for date that was given us in email. Only option was day earlier or later. Left us to take day earlier and we could not changed last flight( Toronto- Thunder Bay). We had to come on Aug 22. and stay in Toronto for 27 hours and than take a flight to Thunder Bay on Aug 23. We lost a day of our vacation, had to stay at hotel. Not good experience at all. We still don't know whom to complain about that."
Cons: "Petiole are treated spending $1000 on a trip as poor with very uncomfortable seats and mediocre food"
Pros: "ok"
Cons: "reached in time for onward connection but the gate had closed 30 mins before and had to stay overnight in munich Lufthansa did poor job of communicating rebook on same day thr Delhi.By the time we got to see agent in service desk that connection thr Delhi was also not an option.veryfew counters muni"
Cons: "A delay due to an electrical storm prevented us from taking off for over an hour which we had to wait to end on the plane."
Pros: "Great service."
Cons: "New planes have 9 sits in the rove (economy class) which affects the passengers comfort."
Pros: "Entertainment and food were geat and a great distraction from the seating arrangement and the horrible leg area."
Cons: "Not having a chair leg in the middle of the leg area. being able to sit next to my partner instead of having us split up. If we bought two tickets at the same time we should have been able to sit together. Lastly the huge delay that caused us to miss are final flight."
Cons: "Broke my bagage"
Pros: "Very attentive crew. Top notch service and care."
Cons: "Lufthansa business class in the 747 is dated and not the most comfortable. No pods and privacy. Entraînement system at my seat was defective"
Pros: "very good on-board service , good LH crew while checking in i got an upgrade to premium economy very good food ....quite surprised easy check-in , no problem with suitcase that was a bit overweight"
Cons: "arriving in toronto , arrival gate at pearson was blocked by another plane ...so despite being a few minutes early , arrival at the terminal was finally 20min later than scheduled"
Pros: "The agent worked hard to find us another flight to rome"
Cons: "Our plane sat on turnac in Toronto waiting for a parking gate for 30minutes making us miss our connecting flight. Finally arrived but missed our train to Florence had to stay Saturday night in Rome while our villa in Lucca sat empty which was paid for"
Pros: "The crew was amazing and so welcoming! They did not flinch when they saw my three-year-old son and went out their way to make sure we had everything we needed. It was very nice to be greeted with such hospitality!"
Pros: "Food quality was good, and movies had a great selection. Boarding went quickly."
Cons: "We did not request special meals because in the past there has always been an option without cheese. For both legs of the trip, everything had cheese. They tasted great, but left my husband eating only bread. At the first meal the crew just shrugged their shoulders. Second meal they brought him a snack from business class, but it had cream cheese on the sandwich. Drinks were only served during the meals on an 8 hour flight. When crew came back through at the first meal, they only had two bottles of wine in hand offering top offs (no cart, just physically carrying the bottles). We do not drink alcohol. During the second meal I did not even see them offering the top offs. All other airlines have at least come through a couple of times offering water or soda. Announcements were only audible half the time. Customs forms were confusing for people passing through Canada. This might have been explained over the intercom, but again, it was hard to hear."
Cons: "No seat assigned at check-in or even as they begin boarding. I thought I was flying Lufthansa. Air Canada gate agents were condescending. Very disappointed."
Pros: "The plane was extra comfortable . The Lufthanza is it exceptional airline very nice people better than most American Airlines"
Cons: "Never made it"
Pros: "The crew was organized and very polite. Even if it was a bit of delay the plane made it in time and luggage was readily available"
Cons: "One thing that everyone was complaining about was the temperature . It was very cold and nobody anted to do anything about it. Another thing that I found unwise was the entertainment. It was a large selection of movies with very explicit sexual content. I didn't travel with kids but I was thinking what I would've done if my kids were seated next to a person like I did who was watching this kind of movies.."
Cons: "The entertainment center at my seat was not working properly and kept stopping and would have to be reset."
Pros: "boarding area was bit confusing"
Pros: "New planes, friendly staff, decent space even for economy, great food"
Cons: "One of the restrooms was out of service for most of the flight. The other ran out of toilet paper."
Pros: "I have never flown with Lufthansa, but now, I will fly with them any chance I get. The crew were amazing. Friendly and attentive. For airplane food, it was very good and tasty. Received headphones, a pillow and a blanket for the flight. Legroom was good, but probably cramped for people over 6'0" tall. 24 hour online check-in was smooth an trouble free. I like having the boarding pass on my phone. No paper to carry around."
Pros: "The on board crew worked hard to make up for the 2 hour delay. I was happy to be fed in the right hour flight, but the food was not very good. I did not download the app for inflight entertainment so I can't rate it."
Cons: "The plane departure was delayed and the passengers were left wondering about the flight. There was no announcement to explain until an hour after the departure time. All monitors showed original departure."
Pros: "Very pleasant experience: comfortable airplane and helpful crew, timely departure/arrival, continuing support with information about baggage after arrival."
Pros: "I flew economy. Good plane, ok food, frequent meals, good coffee, free beers and wine, best flight crew I've ever had."
Cons: "economy: The chairs were ok but I've had better ones."
Cons: "This Lufthansa flight was flown through Air Canada, so this review doesn't reflect on other hosts. However the flight was the worst service I've ever had on an airline in every category."
Pros: "Entertainment system, food. Crew was great."
Cons: "Delayed boarding and artival to YYZ"
Cons: "It took too long to drop by luggage. Some of the crew wasn't friendly."
Pros: "Clean plane tho old 747. Great crew."
Cons: "Of course really tiny seats. Meals can only ever be mediocre but better than American carriers."
Pros: "The crew was professional and cordial. For some reason the entire AV system needed to be rebooted which required at least 15 minutes."
Cons: "There was supposed to be a meal and a snack on this flight. There was a good meal but the "snack" was a pack of pretzels. I think Lufthansa's partner AC could do a little better. I think the drinks cart should precede the food cart. I did not receive my drink until 3/4 of the way through my meal."
Pros: "Staff were fantastic!"
Cons: "No entertainment system for a 10 hour flight! Found out once we were in the boarding area via an announcement to download the Air Canada app to use their wifi entertainment. Or rent an iPad. Not cool! The elderly lady beside us didn't even own a phone. That's a long flight! And all my records indicated Lufthansa (run by AC) flight. So strange. No wonder people are not AC fans. Understandable to say the least."
Cons: "Not enough leg room I am 6ft 3 tall"
Cons: "Gate distances were too far away and passport control in Munich is not organized"
Pros: "The price was good and connections were well-timed. Lufthansa had great food and service. A glass of pear brandy after dinner? Yes, please! I've seen a few other negative reviews for Lufthansa, but I've always had great experiences with them. The crew and food are top-notch."
Cons: "We had two legs on Lufthansa and the third was Air Canada. Lufthansa was great; great service, great food. But on Air Canada there was no food on a 5-hr international flight, the video screen didn't work well, and the flight attendant was having a rough day. And we took off at least 30 minutes late due to a couple of technical issues."
Pros: "The flight attendants were very polite and helpful. The seats had those "wings" on either side of the head rest to help keep your head from bobbing back and forth. There were a few good movies to watch that were current, but a lot of old movies that we had zero interest in."
Cons: "The flight was considered a Lufthansa flight and had a Lufthansa flight number, but was operated by Air Canada. We could not check in online ahead of time for some reason. When we got to the airport, we tried to check in at the Lufthansa kiosk and check in line, but they told us we had to go to the Air Canada area. The ticketing/check in process was very confusing. As for the food, the chicken "wrap" was not a wrap, and was a weird Hot-Pocket type meal. After each meal, we ended up having to hold our garbage for quite some time which made manuvering in and out of seats a little tricky. I wish the seat cushion had a little more cushion since we were sitting for so long. Also at some point the overhead lights came on and stayed on, which was annoying if you were trying to nap."
Pros: "Everything!"
Pros: "That there was a flight from Toronto to Minneapolis."
Cons: "It was really cramped and small. The gate was far away from everything and cold."
Cons: "The return leg has been nothing but a disaster, in every way possible, specifically my time and financially. At no point in the booking process, when I paid over $800 for the trip, was I told that I needed a specific travel visa (Canadian ETA) to fly back into Toronto for my return flight. Subsequently when I checked in for my flight yesterday morning in Manchester, England, I did not have the required travel documents and had to be rerouted onto a flight into the U.S. at a cost to me of $350. The rerouted flight got me to Washington Dulles airport, where I then had to purchase a second flight to get me home to Cleveland, Ohio, at an additional/extra cost of $450. MY CAR IS PARKED AT TORONTO PEARSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT!!! I am having to now rent a car and drive there tomorrow (Friday) to collect my car, at another additional cost of $100 plus a 10-hour round trip. Due to the lack of information and communication on your companies behalf, I am down close to a $1,000 and will lose 2-days in work as of the additional days I am having to travel back to Toronto to collect my vehicle. I would appreciate contact from your organization to find the avenue I need to take for compensation of my time and finances. Regards"
Cons: "This airline has little respect for its customers. In the economy/coach cabin, they squeeze the seat distances to such an extent that, when the person in front of you leans their chair back, you cannot get out of your seat at an upright angle. You have to significantly bend your body. To not loose your balance, you have to grab on to the seat in front of you and that disturbs the other passenger. If they're sleeping, they can be woken up by that. Lufthansa does not care much for its passengers. Nor do many other companies, for that matter, but I think Lufthansa is taking things further than most airlines. It is a disgrace. Their brand is not what it once was."
Cons: "The flight was delayed for 2.5 hours, for a reason they never made clear after they let the passengers wait in line for 45 minutes to board. Once aboard, the Lufthansa planes were much much less comfortable than the Air Canada plane I took to Frankfurt. There is very little space and the seats are crammed together. The food they served was very bad, especially again in comparison with Air Canada. Once we arrived in Toronto, they made us wait nearly an hour before exiting the aircraft. It would seem that the Toronto airport would have to know we were coming and should have prepared accordingly, but apparently not. We sat, several passengers missed their connecting flights and were angry. I nearly missed my flight, having to run and race through customs (who are in no hurry)."
Pros: "Nothing horrible experience"
Cons: "Staff in Los Angeles, service non existent in Greece no entertainment for 11 hours no tablets available"
Cons: "2 1/2 hour wait while boarded then missed flights in toronto. Toronto airport a mess! Unclear directions and procedues."
Pros: "The flight attendance were nice."
Cons: "One of worst EU to US flights ever. Food was Ick, entertainment?? (even if you paid for the premium the choices were bad)."
Cons: "My tv did not work all way from M to T,complain 3 times, was promised to reset tv. Never get it."
Pros: "The crew did really well in serving everyone. They were polite, helpful and on the go from the time we boarded until the time we landed."
Cons: "The greatest issue I have has to do with the state of Gatwick which is now under construction. Air conditioning was not available at our gate nor the seating area. We stood at our gate for a long time before being processed so that we could enter the seating area for the flight. We went from hot to hotter prior to boarding."
Cons: "We missed this connecting flight."
Cons: "I wasn't even on this airline my booking reference said that I was. I had this airlines flight number I go to the gate to check in, and then for me I'm on Air Canada. This was a mass from the start I will never use this airline or Air Canada again they ruin my login and told me it's still usable we had a delayed for three hours on the plane. Never never again!"
Pros: "Attendents were very warm and friendly. The pillow, blanket, water and headphones at the seat were a nice welcome."
Cons: "No reading light that I could control."
Pros: "Crew worked hard under difficult circumstances but flight was not well equipped"
Cons: "First we boarded and then had to deviate and move to a different delayed flight. No head sets, tv did not work , seat was very uncomfortable."
Pros: "Crew was good. Food was ok."
Cons: "Athens check and security processes caused huge delays resulting in our missing our connection in Toronto and having to spend the night. NONE of the entertainment systems worked on the flight. We were rebooked without an opportunity to make our original flight which was possible. Agent also unkind"
Cons: "The plane was old and tired. The seats are just a step up from a park bench. There was virtually no entertainment system to speak of."
Cons: "Roomier Seats more isle space and comfortable seating. Better head sets"
Pros: "The customer service wait is extremely long especially when u get hung up on and start all over . But one man was very helpful in changing to accommodate me next day"
Pros: "Staff was nice. Comfy seats."
Cons: "They had to check mom's little bag, so we had to move things into her carry on that she needed."
Pros: "It's ok. The airplane is not comfortable. It's old and small"
Pros: "Cabin crew was friendly."
Cons: "United 737-800 seats are cramped. The flight was severely delayed due to weather, and United did not do well in communicating that well. We had to wait 38 minutes after arriving in Toronto for baggage to start arriving in the baggage hall. United did not provide customs cards prior to arrival."
Pros: "The flight captain made up the total time that the flight was delayed, good take off & good landing, got us to Toronto on time. Thanks."
Cons: "Male flight crew could be better - first do your job of giving out the immigration forms then chat, not complete handing them out just one minute before landing so passengers can de-plane & then fill out the forms"
Cons: "The flight leaving Houston was delayed by over an hour due to some problems finding another captain for the flight thus extending the layover time by at least four hours. As a result I didn't get back to Toronto until around 12:30 in the morning. Otherwise everything else was fine."
Pros: "The crew was amazing and very helpful and kind. The flight was delayed but the crew was positive and boarding was very fast and efficient."
Cons: "The morning snack had egg and I am allergic to egg so I could not eat it. There was no non-dairy creamer for my coffee."
Pros: "I like the entertainment screen"
Cons: "The mini pretzel.,,"
Cons: "Flight delayed until 8pm then sat on the plane in Toronto for 45 minutes waiting for a gate and because we were sent to a parking area with numerous other planes and ended up getting boxed in and couldn't get to our gate earlier. Nothing offered to the passengers during this time, not even water."
Pros: "Entertainment screens were a nice addition and had plenty of options including movies and solitaire."
Cons: "I was near the back of the plane and they ran out of most food options by the time the flight attendants reached me. The plane appeared to be newly upgraded. The design of the bathrooms, however, was problematic. The sink water faucets splashed water outside the sink and by the end of the flight there were huge puddles of water on the floor. It was also difficult for the flight attendants to navigate their beverage and meal carts around the people waiting in line for the bathrooms."
Cons: "Almost six hours late in Toronto Missed all connections No hotel No transportation No shave kit Exhausted"
Cons: "That we never got to Chicago went to Washington instead"
Pros: "Everything was great and i hate flying"
Cons: "In flight entertainment very glitchy, was unable to watch anything."
Pros: "Cannot rate the food as I didn't have any."
Cons: "Pretzels are not good snacks"
Pros: "quick, considerate servers, clean,"
Cons: "was not able to checkin online. had to go to the counter and wait in line ot get checked in. this needs to be improved. unable to get Rouge entertainment once in the air. so couldnt watch movies. this should be expained while on the ground before take off."
Pros: "We have Global entry so the security was a breeze. Everyone was happy !"
Pros: "Roomy sears free WiFi. Free coffee"
Pros: "Comfortable; friendly crew"
Cons: "Flight was delayed on takeoff and then waited for about 45 minutes on the ground before getting to the gate"
Pros: "Pilot candor"
Cons: "In flight service"
Pros: "The plane window seat"
Pros: "Comfy seats! So nice when you have a comfortable chair"
Pros: "Despite delays the captain was communicative and gracious."
Cons: "Only one person was at the gate checking passports on a full flight so embarking took a very long time, making us late. Entertainment system was pay-only and the screen couldn't be turned off so we had ads flashing brightly in our faces the whole trip."
Pros: "Attendants were friendly"
Cons: "They could not find our flight in their system which was very nerve wracking."
Pros: "Flight was smooth and comfortable. Flight attendants were kind and courteous."
Cons: "The speaker system was a little loud when announcements were made."
Cons: "Late by almost an hour"
Cons: "No seatback screens."
Pros: "Greg care and service from those stationed on board."
Cons: "Very long walk from aircraft to immigration"
Cons: "Flight was delayed for 2 hours"
Cons: "Flight was delayed. Time was posted at gate for new time. Went to get dinner and when we returned to gate saw that the time had been moved UP from previous anouncement and practically missed our flight."
Cons: "Tight seating for transatlantic flight. More importantly avoid Toronto at all costs. Need to clear customs and go back through security again on a connecting flight. Takes forever. Food was not good at all."
Pros: "Had own entertainment did not use however like the app availability. Considering all of the weather delays I am very impressed and happy with service."
Cons: "Unfortunately there were no hot beverages, but cold were served."
Pros: "Snacks"
Pros: "Amazing plane with great features! Incredible staff!"
Cons: "Bathrooms should be bigger"
Pros: "Crew were all friendly and trip went very smooth in the air. Havent flown for years so computer checkins were a bit overwhelming at first but staff again very helpful. thanks for a great experience Mildred Johnson"
Pros: "Nice and happy/friendly people working for the airline..will take this airline again"
Cons: "Flight was 1 1/2 hours late departing!"
Pros: "Flight was on time"
Cons: "Check in was terrible"
Pros: "Empty plane do had lots of space. Super comfortable."
Cons: "Crew in First was a joke. Not even offered water. What a terrible service."
Pros: "Nothing because I had to reschedule the flight"
Cons: "This connection was delayed without adequate notice which caused me to get stuck in Chicago for a night and book all new flights for the next day. According to the information I received from the attendants at the gate, maintenance knew the airplane had issues but no communication until the flight began to get delayed was given. I had an adequate layover (3+ hours) so I didn't worry until it eroded away to the point where I could not make my connection."
Pros: "Overall, this was an OK flight; nothing to brag about."
Cons: "The flight attendant told me that I did not need to collect my bag in Toronto and that it would automatically be sent onward to Halifax. DO NOT BELIEVE THIS. All United passengers arriving in Canada MUST manually gather their luggage at baggage claim in Toronto and clear customs manually. ONLY Air Canada has this automatic option. Even if the United flight has an Air Canada code share United passengers MUST clear customs manually. How hard is this for flight attendants to understand?"
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In recent years Oman has caught attention on the press for being the hidden gem of the middle east. It is a country that's positioned on the Arabian Peninsula with it capital being Muscat. 5 years ago, no one would recognize where my country is from, whenever the question pops up I would go and say I am from "Oman" to which question of Amman and Yemen start to appear. "No, Oman! As in Oh- Man, it is a small country next to Dubai," "Oh wow, how is Dubai like?" I gave up on trying to explain.
However, recently I would find people to be ecstatic when they find out I am from Oman, it has become the hot new thing! Being born and raised in Muscat for the first part of my life, I am here to shed some light on the pitfalls that one could make and how to make sure your experience does not go south while visiting Muscat, or the other parts of Oman.
The Frankincense Monument in Muttrah overlook the Muttrah Port. Oman first port and home to the King's yacht.
This article comes in direct to a post made by A Hole In The Donut where I rebuke and clarify on the experience this traveler has faced. Knowledge is key to visiting any country and as such I believe that individual experiences should be taken into context. As a Muscat native, I do have bias but it is worth mentioning that at the time of writing this I have lives in 5 different countries since, I shall be as objective as possible with this.
The driver of the taxi who met me at the airport started asking what I wanted to do in Muscat. I replied that I'd begin by taking the hop-on, hop-off Big Bus in order familiarize myself with the sprawling city. "Oh no! You don't want to do that. It's really expensive and you have to wait a long time between buses." …He could show me everything I needed to see in half a day and it would cost only $65.
To be fair, it's understandable that one lacks trust when it comes to sales pitch coming your way as a foreigner. I personally would never trust an offer from any one if I was in the US, EU, China or anywhere else with a high tourist capacity. However, to take things into perspective here, a taxi from any point A to point B in Muscat would set you back around $8-25 dollars in any direction. Now if a taxi from the hotel to the Big Bus Tour would be $15, a taxi back would cost you another $15, it would only cost you $30 to be on your way. Sounds like it could be cheaper to decline, right? Wrong.
American SUV in Muscat. Showing the 5 Rial currency of Oman which amounts to $12.
Let's do the math here, a Big Bus Tour would cost you $67.8 (if booked early) and your round trip costs are at $30, you would spend $97.8 overall! I think this is the part that the writer misunderstood. To be offered a personal tour for $65 means you could choose your locations: at your own pace and at your own time. I would understand how a tour bus would be an issue, but a taxi? As someone who studied Business in college, I would've accepted on the spot.
One thing to keep in mind while visiting Oman is that Public Transportation is relatively new and most of the time does not take you close to your drop off point; meaning you would have to walk 1 km to your destination. Muscat is a commuter city and most people travel either by cab or personal cars. For those of you used to travelling with public transport I would say that it is possible but not very convenient. This is especially true in the summer, June-September, months when the temperature reaches 40 degrees Celsius (100 Fahrenheit).
At this point of the article I start noticing that this writer isn't into spending money on comfort and has probably booked through a hotel booking platform looking for the cheapest deal. With that being said, I know exactly where she is, and NO, I would not recommend staying there.
The area that the writer is in is Ruwi district. It is home to Muscat Port and the King's ship. This location is historic and known for boasting local shop from the 1900's that were once on the forefront of trade in Oman. It is definitely a must visit while visiting Muscat, but I would not recommend staying there for several reasons. One, the area is very inaccessible and very difficult to maneuver with a vehicle. The infrastructure in not up to par with the current development in the country and such it is a hassle leaving to and from your place of residence. Second, asides from the historic aspects of the location, locals are not be seen as much as Indians or Bangladeshis who predominantly occupy this location. Third, development has not touched this location since the city started developing and the locals migrating other parts of the city, primarily on the coastal side- you can't expect quality hotels to be found here. For the same price you would pay you could find hotel in newer and developed part of Muscat in Bawsher district.
Regarding hostels, Oman has not had a big surge of tourism and what is happening right now as the country has been very quiet with their daily lives. However, few hostels have emerged but nothing from what you would be used in Europe. They are not packed and tend to be on the nicer side. At the same time, you can expect to pay a higher price for this market gap. Oman is relatively expensive when it comes to hotels as the quality tends to be on the higher side in comparison to international standards. I would expect to pay $80/night for a stay at the Park inn where there is a roof top bar included, $200 for an Ocean side room at the Kempinski Muscat or $150 for a night at the intercontinental in one of the city's most expensive areas. Bottom line is, expect to pay $80 for a nice room in downtown Muscat, $150-200 for anything Ocean Side & $250+ if you look for high end luxury excursion not far off from Muscat at the Shangri-La or The Chedi Muscat.
Sadly, the author has made the wrong call with choosing accommodation.
Here is an alternative list of Muscat hotels that are worth your money and are in prime locations.
*I recommend booking on Agoda as they offer the best rates and selection range for Middle East & Asia destinations. I explain this further on this article.
Unfortunately, I must agree that the tour prices in Oman are on the expensive side. Which is why one of the reasons I have started this blog was to help travelers navigate the country without affording negative experience a chance to come to life. From a business perspective, you have to account that Demand & Supply disparity in terms of trips offered means that the price would be higher. For a travel operator you would need a 4-wheeled vehicle (usually newer models that cost $50k) a dedicated guide to drive you 1-2 hours back and forth and a company expense to mitigate. I understand the high cost given that since this is relatively a new venture, demand for a group tour is hard to come by to be offered a lower priced deal. At the same time, you get privacy and total freedom, I would say it's worth as it would be a once in a life time ordeal.
Dolphin Watching and Snorkeling for 3 hours at $93/person. I would recommend this over an independent dolphin watching tour as spotting dolphins is not guaranteed. Marine life in Muscat is beautiful and you might spot some turtles while snorkeling.
4WD Desert Safari Day Trip from Muscat is a personal recommendation. For $80 you are going on an 8 hour tour where you visit Wahiba Sands desert camp for Dune Bashing and camel riding. I went on many trips as a kid and its definitely fun and worth the money as Dune Bashing requires it to be done by an experienced driver.
Safari From Muscat With An Overnight Stay at Wahiba Sands. This tour includes a visit to Al Hajar mountains, Wadi Bani Khalid, before heading to a Wahiba desert camp for sunset. Usually this a trip you can go on by yourself. However, because Dune Bashing is not a beginner skill, I always hire a guide when visiting Wahiba. For starting price at $100, this is a steal as it would be more expensive to book everything individually. German speaking guides are provided as a plus on this tour.
I think it is fair to establish that author making remarks of not being able to find a tour under $250 obviously speaks to a lack of preparation or inaccurate presentation of information.
I further expand my search to a listing which shows the best day tours from Muscat.
a Muscat beach where the rocky sands are seen to surround the water. not seen in the picture facing the rocks is a white sandy private beach.
Nonetheless, I recommend hiring your own car as travelling within Oman. This alternative would bring the trip value down to $90, including gas, for a one-day rental if you skip guided tours all together. It is easy and extremely safe as the locals would pull over to help anyone who is parked roadside (should an emergency occur). And of course, why miss out on some parts of the adventure when you can take full control behind the wheel of a mighty off-road SUV?
With that being said, visiting Muscat can be an adventure. At the same booking tours around Oman is not recommended for low budget travel.
I spent my last day wandering around the Muttrah area, eating horrible fast food and trying to meet locals other than taxi drivers.
American burger joint in Muscat. $20/person.
I mean let's be real. I think fast food is horrible in the first place, but I can't help but wonder where the author has found this horrible fast food. Like anywhere in the world not knowing where to eat could have you ending up trying the worst (or best) foods found in a country. But I personally rebuke this statement to be nothing representative of anything but a culmination of the authors bad choice in location, lack of preparation and off set mood to begin with. This is because Muscat has a variety of food which are delicious. The occurrence of fast food in Muscat as you know would mean western food in Oman; American chains, burger shops, pizza etc. Other than that, fast known to locals in Muscat goes by the name of Shawarma: the most delicious Doner like sandwich you would ever have. Another fast food would be Hummus from the many Turkish and Lebanese shops you would find across town. A local meaty option, made street side by the beach, is the Mishkak, which is tender pieces of lamb on a skewer and grilled on charcoal topped with special African seasoning, Yum!
This leads me to make the following assumptions. As the author is staying in Ruwi provenience, where locals are no where to be found and the main population is Indian & Bangladeshi, I would assume that she dined in the equivalent of a street food cafeteria meant to service the population in that area. Even then, I do not let the author off of this one because Indian food is delicious. I remember driving to the area where she would live as a kid to buy the most delicious Kushari (Egyptian dish) or Biryani, from a Pakistani coffee shop, for under $5 each! Although I don't deny that it exists, but it's really hard to eat bad food in Oman. For every "bad" restaurant there are 9 delicious ones to be found. Of course, I am not to claim that where she ate was bad as it probably accustoms different taste buds, knowing what to order sometimes play a big role in knowing what and where to eat-or not.
homemade Samboosa "traingle" and Kachori "circle". East African inspired food poplar in Muscat. Samboosa is stuffed with seasoned minced beef then fried. Kachori is fried potato balls with spices.
Muscat boosts cuisine from all over the world. My idea of fast food there would be $5 for 1kg of hummus, baba ghanouj, muhammara and the biggest Turkish bread you can find. Or a foot-long Shawarma for under $3. When feeling ethnic I would dine at a Persian restaurant buffet for no more than $10. As a recently converted vegetarian, the easiest places I would easily find cuisine at easy would be in Southern California where I lived, or Muscat, where I now visit. Therefore, I discredit this last statement made.
If the above has changed your mind and you are now inclined to visit Muscat, then I recommend you read below for some essential facts related to Muscat.
Each currency in Oman is colorful and would make for a nice souvenier on its own. My favorite currency is the 5 Omani Rial pictures above. Oman currency is pegged to the dollar and the going rate is around $2.5 for 1 Omani Rial.
Going off of this you can see that the OMR has a high purchasing power but can get expensive really fast when it comes to entertainment. Plan your budget accordingly given this information.
The new Muscat International Airport has come into operation at the start of 2018. It is a high end and luxurious airport that offers a pleasant welcome at arrivals. It set the tone for what to expect out of Muscat.
This is the main airport you will fly in to when visiting Oman. Taxis are available at the main gate. However, there is no metro or public transport upon arrival. A taxi should cost you no more than $25 to take you to your hotel in Muscat.
Muscat does not boast much of a nightlife like many other major cities. However Muscat bar scene is very luxurious and beach oriented. If you are going for a drink or a hang out with friends, Kempinski Hotel or Intercontinental Hotel Muscat would be your go to for bars overlooking the beach.
If you are living around Muscat then Shanghri-la resort has a nice & mellow bar scene with delicious breakfast in the morning. Otherwise for a day trip to Jebel Sifah then The Bank is a pool side bar and one of the hottest entertainment spots in Muscat.
For many of the younger generation, Oman's rise to fame has been through the belated Swedish DJ Avicii who has left this world while visiting Oman. Avicii is a popular DJ who was visiting Oman on vacation. It is only fair that he is acknowledged in this post when addressing Muscat.
Oman is a new a destination that has just opened its door to tourism. The locals are generous and wealthy and not to be assumed to be heads over heels for any foreigner that shows up at their doorstep like you would find in some other destinations. The people would share utmost respect to anyone that comes to their country and they would carry on with their lives accordingly. with that being said, Omanis don't love the heat and you won't expect to see many of them out before 6 pm. The beaches are empty, the roads are empty, and the mountainsides are for your viewing pleasure at your own pace. The only places that might be crowded with Omanis would be indoors and conditioned, so think Restaurants, Bars or Cinemas. On that note, one of the unique perks to visiting Oman is that you get to observe the culture with hospitality, as opposed to the culture observing your every move. Do your research and you will have the best time of your in Oman. I promise.
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Senior Research Fellow, Center for Urban Studies, School of Architecture and Planning, State University of New York at Buffalo
B.A., Urban Engineering, Pusan National University, South Korea
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Ph.D., Geography, State University of New York at Buffalo
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I still feel as much a student as a teacher, and I don't think it will change at least soon. Being a teacher is a too big shoe to fill in for me as my other roles as a father of three girls, husband, son, friend and so on… However, one thing I believe important is to maintain a lively, engaging, and fairly challenging teaching atmosphere in the classroom. Yes, it is true that teaching always brought new challenges and opportunities. In all my classes, I emphasize a solid grounding in both theoretical approaches and practical methodologies, in active student-oriented learning and promote a community-engaged teaching and learning with my given interests in experiential learning and the critical urban and GIS framework.
I also support student diversity in the classroom by structuring my courses to reach diverse interests, experiences, and embodiments, and by mentoring students in and outside of class. In my pedagogy, as in my research, I am committed to optimizing the presence and participation of those most likely to be absent or silenced in critical space. This also leads me to my particular interest in community-based learning and research (CBLR) and participatory engaged research and teaching. Students can have transformative learning experiences when their 'school' knowledge is connected to the real-world people and places—experiential and interpretative knowledge production. Teachers, students, and communities should teach and learn from each other, and always need to have a mutual respect. I am particularly committed to provide and promote this high-level engaged learning and research, and to enhance a critical, spatial, and visual interdisciplinary perspectives and practices in my class.
Recent Courses Taught
BCORE 104&107 Heads in the Cloud: Mapping and Imagining (Co-taught with Dr. Ted Hiebert)
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BIS 314 Creative Geovisualization
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I am an urban geographer/planner whose interdisciplinary research focused on developing new ways of critical, qualitative, and creative possibilities of Geographic Information Sciences (GIS) and geographic visualization in understanding socio-spatial processes and politics of urban space and community. On the one hand, I continuously explore the importance of power and politics as well as the complexities of race, class, gender and sexualities in cities, and ask how the shaping of these categories effectively complicates urban geographical knowledge. On the other hand, my research offers epistemological and methodological innovations in digital spatial technologies that expand the critical and qualitative capabilities of GIS and geographic visualization. I have tried to integrate various forms of data and representation, and analysis often considered as incompatible in GIS environments: quantitative and qualitative, visuality and numeracy, maps and text, artistic and scientific, and real and digital. Applying digital innovations grounded in the community-based research, I show how this integrated approach generates stronger and more 'nuanced' urban geographical insights than are possible within singular epistemological/methodological framework.
I also demonstrate how the substantive insights made possible through the intermingling of these (different) data and methods, when applied in researches on people's conceptualization of urban space and community, spatial inequality and urban poverty, smart urbanism, and imagining the critical and creative in/with GIS and geographic visualization. Much of these works have drawn on researches I conducted in inner city Buffalo, NY, and more recently from community-based engaged researches in Seattle, WA. Recently, I am also interested in further implementing the qualitative aspects of GIS and geovisualization complementing current Big Data and digital social/spatial research. It will help us to see a deeper contextual meaning, drawn from diverse socio-spatial, cultural, political and technological boundaries of knowledge in a hybrid (both real and digital) space we live now.
Jung, J.-K. 2020. Teaching Creative Geovisualization: Imagine the Creative in/of GIS. The Canadian Geographer. 64(4): 512-528.
J.-K. Jung and T. Hiebert. 2019. Imagining the Details: Happy Places & Creative Geovisualization. Livingmaps Review. No 7: 1-20.
Jung, J.-K. and S. Elwood. 2019. Qualitative GIS and Spatial Research. In SAGE Research Methods Foundations, eds. P. Atkinson, S. Delamont, M. Hardy, and M. Williams. 1-22. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781526421036818834
Jung, J.-K. 2018. Mapping Communities: Geographic and Interdisciplinary Community-Based Learning and Research. Professional Geographers. 70(2): 311-318. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00330124.2017.1366787
Jung, J.-K. 2017. Affective Geovisualization and Children: Representing the Embodied and Emotional Geographies of Children. In Establishing Geographies of Children and Young People, eds. T. Skelton and S. Aitken, 1-25. Singapore: Springer Singapore. Advanced online publication. DOI: 10.1007/978-981-4585-88-0_22-1
Lopez, Santiago, J.-K. Jung, Maife Lopez. 2017. A hybrid-epistemological approach to climate change research: Linking scientific and smallholder knowledges in the Ecuadorian Andes. Anthropocene. 17: 30-45. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ancene.2017.01.001
Jung, J.-K. and C. Anderson. 2016. Extending the conversation on socially engaged geographic visualization: representing spatial inequality in Buffalo, New York. Urban Geography. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/02723638.2016.1184854
Jung, J.-K. and T. Hiebert. 2016. Imag(in)ing Everyday Geographies: A Case Study of Andrew Buckles' Why Wait? Project. GeoJournal. 81(4): 597-614 DOI: 10.1007/s10708-015-9638-2
Jung, J.-K. 2015. Community Through The Eyes of Children: Blending Child-Centered Research and Qualitative Geovisualization. Children's Geographies. 13(6): 722-740.
Jung, J.-K. 2015. Code Clouds: Qualitative Geovisualization of Geotweets. The Canadian Geographer, 59(1): 52-68.
Jung, J.-K. and S. Elwood. 2010. Extending the qualitative capabilities of GIS: Computer-Aided Qualitative GIS. Transactions in GIS 14(1): 63-87
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Jung, J.-K. 2009. Computer-Aided Qualitative GIS: A Software level Integration of Qualitative Research and GIS. In Qualitative GIS: A Mixed Methods Approach, eds. M. Cope and S. Elwood: SAGE Publications: 115-135.

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EXCLUSIVE Interview With 'Million Dollar Minute' Champ Alex Dusek – Part VII
Alex, with some money.
This week, as my chat with Alex continues, we begin to discuss his life after game show fame and fortune. And as such, it seems only natural to lead with this question….
SH: How has the money made a difference to your life?
AD: In a way it hasn't. I went on the show to prove to myself that I was a good quiz show player. That was my main mission, it was a personal quest. Anything that I won money wise was in a way incidental. It was a kind of marker of how much glory there was to be had on the show. I feel kind of uncomfortable talking about it to some people who only kind of see it in money terms. I don't know how to articulate it. Personally for me it has been kind of character-defining. That's how it can be. I love to absorb new knowledge, and I think people who really love learning and love quiz shows do that because they love learning new information and not because it is going to translate into money at some later stage.
I think first and foremost it's a personal thing but then obviously you have this money in your bank account, and like you say, I do recall looking up sites on the internet and going "Oh, a Hovercraft – I could buy that!"
SH: (LAUGHING) Love a Hovercraft! Very practical. In the show, it was a real conversation point that you have written a screenplay – or several screenplays – and you chatted to Simon about using money that you won to fund producing a low budget indie feature… or more than one. Is that still the plan at the moment?
AD: It is the plan. I've got a year left on my course. I am going to need that, and probably a little bit more time afterwards, to become a good enough filmmaker to spend the money wisely on a production. A guy came to our uni recently, a guy by the name of Patrick Hughes, who directed The Expendables 3 as a direct result of backing his own films with his own money.
SH: My goodness. To be given the reigns to that as a director, what a huge responsibility.
AD: Exactly! He was making the transition from commercials to films and he wanted to get his career started. He used $300 000 of his own money – that amount, funnily enough – to get Red Hill (his first feature film) going and that got seen by Sylvester Stallone who in turn invited him to the US to direct Expendables 3. I think there is a need sometimes, even when you are as good a filmmaker as Patrick was at that time, to do something off your own bat and sink your own money in. It is kind of good to have that there for when a project arises. I am not exactly sure which one it will be yet, but it is such a handy thing to have for that purpose.
SH: That is an incredible success story and an incredible story of backing yourself. What's Patrick Hughes doing next?
AD: Following from Expendables 3 and the talk that he gave at our Uni, I believe he was off to do a ride-along with the FBI which was part of his next film, and also doing something in Singapore, so I'm not exactly sure, but it'll probably be in that 'Action' vein.
SH: I just have a couple more general Million Dollar Minute questions. In the 'Million Dollar Minute' game at the end of the show, after you have won through and beat your two opponents, you have the five multiple choice questions in… is it 30 seconds?
AD: One minute.
SH: That's right – I was watching it at twice the normal speed. They did seem generally fairly easy to me. Did they seem easy to you? And if so, why do you think they are?
AD: They did. It's just part of the format. I think they wanted something to follow the game, something where people would have a series of endgame questions which they will get right most of the time but would occasionally slip up on. If each of those 5 questions were hard, people would be stuck on various levels for 5 or 6 nights in a row, and no one would ever get to the very high levels.
They needed something where people could just go through it and maybe lose about one in every three or four. Just to add a little spice to having to come back and doing it again with that extra pressure. The questions were, on the whole, very easy a lot of the time so I felt a little bit embarrassed sometimes, hearing "these are the 5 questions, can you answer these 5 right in a minute?" Often they would be colloquial phrases and you'd have to choose one of three and it was simple, and you just felt bad making out it was difficult, saying "Oh, I happen to know this" when everybody in creation knows it. But then I have seen, with later champs, the questions stay at the same degree of easiness. At times you feel a little bit embarrassed that they are not harder but you see later that it is the same for another person up there.
That said, any of the questions can still trip you up depending on where your gaps in knowledge lie. On my very first night I said the Daintree rainforest was in the Kimberley, which would have been super straightforward for most people.
Usually two out of the five will be a little bit tricky at the later levels, but it is just a format thing.
SH: It's definitely a very good 'play-along-at-home' thing too.
AD: Definitely. Adding an extra 6-8 minutes to the show.
SH: Is it really?
AD: I think so. Often on the broadcast the game itself is done by 5:48. That's a lot of time for the Endgame, answering the five against the clock, and then going through those five questions and answers with Simon.
SH: Of course it was very noticeable that Simon asks you "which one were you not confident about?", and surprise surprise – they leave that till last. Obviously, you've thought about and analyzed the game, and studied it and learned as much about it as you could before going on. You not only played the game well but you played the format well, too.
And that's where we'll leave it for this week. Next week, we'll elaborate on what we mean when we say "playing the format of a game show well"… so be sure to check back here then!
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With the invention of the Telegraph, the world had changed. It was the beginning of a global community, and global connectivity. While the Telegraph itself was a huge leap in a technological sense for everyone around the globe, the concept of global communication I think was the larger change in the world. From the invention of the Telegraph in 1837, and the World Wide Web in 1991, the world was drastically shifted from distant cities and countries, to one unified body. As Ted put it so poetically, "The World is a body".
If you asked someone back in the 19th century before the telegraph was even invented, if it would be possible to look up the population of a city, i'm sure they would scratch their heads and assume you were crazy, while today, it would take one Google search. The accessibility of information since the invention of the Telegraph has been exponential, and it's almost become a necessity.
So basically i'm saying, all those annoying teenagers with their expensive iPhones complaining that their Facebook page didn't load within 0.1 seconds, we can essentially blame Samuel Morse for that one. Cheers mate.
I'll let Louis CK vent my rage on the issue.
This was a really good post to read! You have a really great balance between letting us know the facts about technological advancements whilst also making it interesting to read by adding humour. Somehow blaming Samuel Morse for annoying teenagers definitely ended the post on a high. Perhaps the only criticism I have is that the meme isn't really that relevant to the post, even though its definitely still an awesome meme haha.
The first two sentences imply this dramatic, quick shift toward international communication (not sure if that was intentional or if it's just me) however a functional Global communication system would have come from many further developments after Morse's invention of the initial telegraph as telegraph lines needed to be built from one point to another, it would be impossible to build a line from New York to London!…However, It is agreeably a significant progression toward todays global connectivity.
I'm still not sure why we should "blame Morse" for the >0.1 second delay? Sarcasm?? I also don't understand the imgur meme, could you explain it?
I'm glad I'm not the only one lamenting the use of "unified body" as a metaphor – perhaps it's a cynic affliction but it is too gentle a description!
This guuuuuuuuuy – look man, I'm not gonna lie that was interesting. Not sure why we're discussing this guy, I mean it's not like we care that he contributed heavily to the telegraph but you make some good points about how pivotal the inventon was, and the unrealistic expectations of people in modern society – Web 2.0 was arguably the biggest game changer in history and I always love a good Loius speal. Technically he was the original keyboard warrior, yeah great stuff.


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PhD Candidate in Biology Affiliation: NYU Abu Dhabi
Education: BS University of Massachusetts; MS Northeastern University
wael.abdrabou@nyu.edu
Research Areas: Multi-omics Integrative Analysis, Metabolomics, Transcriptomics, Genomics, Malaria, Immune System
Wael Abdrabou has earned his BS degree in Biology from the University of Massachusetts. After graduating, he joined Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary in Boston where he participated in various GWAS studies that aimed to identify genes and genetic variants associated with Glaucoma. In 2014, Wael earned his MS degree in Biotechnology from Northeastern University and joined Sanofi, Inc. Cambridge, the USA as an intern. At Sanofi, he worked on differential gene expression studies that aimed to identify target genes for vaccine development against infectious bacterial strains. During his internship, he developed a great experience with Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) techniques and platforms.
Currently, Wael is a PhD candidate at New York University Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) where he is pursuing his dissertation research investigating the dynamics that underlie the variation in human response to malaria infection among children. Through the collaboration between Idaghdour Lab at NYUAD and the national research center for Malaria in Burkina Faso (CRNFP), he is conducting a comparative analysis of the metabolome, genome, and transcriptome of three different pediatric cohorts from three ethnic groups in endemic regions of sub-Saharan Africa. He is utilizing an integrative multi-omics approach to describe metabolic perturbations and associated genetic variants and transcriptional events during infection. This approach can help identify biomarkers and biochemical and genetic pathways that can be targeted in future antimalarial treatments. It can also provide a more holistic and systemic view that is closer to reality on biochemical-gene networks associated with the infection.
Wael is current using an integrative multi-omics approach to describe metabolic perturbations and associated genetic variants during malaria infection in children ages 2-10 years in endemic regions of sub-Saharan Africa.


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13 Games Receive Top Honors; Polyton's FEZ Wins
Grand Jury Award at 2011 IndieCade Awards Show, presented by LG Electronics
LOS ANGELES – Oct. 11, 2011 – Thirteen games, chosen by a panel of experts, received top honors at the 2011 IndieCade Conference Festival. FEZ, created by Polytron Corporation, was awarded the Grand Jury Award. IndieCade recognizes superior examples of story development, visual, technological, audio and all-around independent game titles as well as a creator who has greatly contributed to the independent gaming field.
Eleven of the winners, including the Grand Jury Award were announced at the Red Carpet awards show, sponsored by LG Electronics, on Thursday, Oct. 6. On Sunday night, Oct. 9, GameFly, a supporting sponsor, hosted the closing party where the Audience and Developer Choice Awards were announced.
"2011 was a great year for the indie gaming community, which continues to grow and change by leaps and bounds." said Stephanie Barish, CEO, IndieCade. "This year's submissions reflected the incredible diversity and innovation we have seen growing over the four years of IndieCade. The nominees and winners represent the best aspects of independent games."
The game and developer winners this year are:
Grand Jury Award: FEZ, Polytron Corporation - The award distinguishes the game that cultivates artistry and embodies complete passion for game development. This year the jury chose from 36 game finalists from 14 different countries.
LG Mobile Innovative Game Award: Hungry Hungry UFOs, Asher Vollmer, Sam Farmer and Ben Bharier- The nominees for this award were brought together and established the prototypes for consideration at the IndieCade 3D Mobile Game Jam, presented and sponsored by LG Mobile.
Visuals sponsored by Nvidia: Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, Superbrothers, Capybara Games, Jim Guthrie
Audio: Proteus, Ed Key
Impact sponsored by G4: Johann Sebastian Joust, Douglas Wilson and Friends
Interaction: Ordnungswissenschaft, Till Wittwer, Marek Plichta and Jakob Penca
Game Design: Deepak Fights Robots, Tom Sennett
Technology sponsored by Transgaming: Johann Sebastian Joust, Douglas Wilson and Friends
Story/ World Design sponsored by BBC Worldwide: FEZ, Polytron Corp.
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George Handy
George (Joe) Handy
Joe Handy is a man who has had a variety of jobs and he has excelled at each of them. His primary profession was that of being an educator.
Throughout his career Joe worked in the lumber industry, as a grounds keeper, above group pool installer, honey bee keeper, Christmas tree farmer and bookkeeper.
Joe's first love was teaching students in science. He was a teacher's teacher and his students appreciated his efforts as an outstanding science teacher. For 37 years Joe taught biology, geology and life science. In addition to teaching these subjects, he promoted athleticism, leadership and respect for all. He did all of these things with positivity and humor and was liked by all who knew him.
During his 37 years as an educator, Joe coached the following sports: 12 years as a basketball coach, 5 years as a track assistant coach, 5 years as a baseball assistant coach, and 2 years as a varsity swim coach.
Joe also served 12 years as the chairperson of the Science Department at Manteca High School, 22 years as chairperson of Manteca High Curriculum Council and 12 years as master teacher for the University of California, Stanislaus, primarily mentoring future teachers.
Joe earned several awards during his time in education including Basketball Coach of the Year for Valley Oak League, Certificate of Merit from the Stockton Scottish Rite, Sigma XI for Teacher of the Year and the Summerville High School Hall of Fame.
Mr. Handy's accomplishments have earned him an entrance into the Manteca, Lathrop, French Camp Hall of Fame. Joe typifies what a great teacher embodies.


Abstract: Mercury (Hg) shows the toxic effects in the environment although the etiology is not well characterized and the prevention of toxic effects induced by Hg is an important aspect of metabolic regulation in organisms. Channa punctata, a variety of species of fish was used in this study and the role of calcium carbonate on cholesterol, triglyceride and protein level in liver induced by HgCl2 was adopted. Fish were exposed to 1 and 10 µM of HgCl2 for 1h and cholesterol and triglyceride levels in excised liver were enhanced in response to HgCl2 when compared to respective controls however the effects were more pronounced for 1 µM concentration. Similar stimulatory effects on protein contents were demonstrated whenever they were exposed to HgCl2 (1 and 10 µM) and higher proteins were recorded for 10 µM concentration. The results indicate that HgCl2 causes severe toxic effects enhancing the above parameters. To clarify the role of CaCO3 on prevention of these effects, fish were treated with different concentrations (100 µM and 1 mM) of CaCO3 and CaCO3 + HgCl2. Cholesterol and triglyceride in liver were effectively reduced with CaCO3 (1 mM) + HgCl2 (10 µM) and CaCO3 (100 µM) + HgCl2 (1 µM) while 100 µM of CaCO3 potentially reduced the effects of HgCl2. Although CaCO3 was shown to reduce protein content effectively, however 100 µM concentrations have been found to inhibit the effects of HgCl2 preferentially. Our findings suggest that calcium carbonate might be involved in prevention of the toxic effects of Hg and may contribute to the survival process of this species.
Haque, M. S., Hasan, M. M. & Hossain, M. M. (2015). Calcium carbonate supplementation causes preventive approach to toxic effects of mercuric chloride on metabolic regulation in liver of C. punctata. Journal of Bioscience and Agriculture Research, 06 (01), 489-500.
Haque, M. S., Hasan, M. M. & Hossain, M. M. "Calcium carbonate supplementation causes preventive approach to toxic effects of mercuric chloride on metabolic regulation in liver of C. punctata." Journal of Bioscience and Agriculture Research, 06.01 (2015): 489-500.
Haque, M. S., Hasan, M. M. & Hossain, M. M. "Calcium carbonate supplementation causes preventive approach to toxic effects of mercuric chloride on metabolic regulation in liver of C. punctata." Journal of Bioscience and Agriculture Research, 06, no. 01 (2015): 489-500.
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Das, S. C. S. & Datta, S. (2008). Effect of contact time on the acute toxicity of mercury to scale carp. Journal of Indian Fisheries Association, 35, 113-120.
Datta, S., Singh, A. & Das, R. C. (2003). Influence of soil sediment factors on the acute toxicity of inorganic mercury to Catla catla. Environment and Ecology, 21(3), 542-551.
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Lopez, P. A., Pinheiro, T., Santos, M. C., Mathias, M. L., Collares-Pereira, M. J. & Viesgas-Crespo, A. M. (2001). Response of antioxidant enzymes in freshwater fish populations (Leucicus alburnoides complex) to inorganic pollutants exposure. Sci. Total Environ., 280, 153-163.
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Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (A)
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In 2006, Merrimack Pharmaceuticals was a fast-growing biotechnology company. Its leadership team was divided over whether to keep R&D organized in functional departments or transition to interdisciplinary teams. As a small company, Merrimack's R&D organization had established a culture of collaboration across scientific disciplines that some worried would diminish with larger functional departments. Others were concerned that an interdisciplinary team-based design would be inefficient and difficult to manage. This case describes the two proposed organizational designs and presents the arguments within Merrimack's leadership team for and against each. It highlights the tradeoffs associated with each design as they relate to accountability, efficiency, innovation, product orientation, and people management at every stage in the R&D process. Students will explore the relationships between task complexity, collaboration, and organizational design in R&D.
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Spring Hill, Florida (June 29, 2016) – Oak Hill Hospital has assembled a team of women's health experts to present a highly informative symposium entitled, "Comprehensive Care for Women of All Ages." The symposium will be presented on July 19, 2016, from 5:30 pm to 7 pm at Silverthorn Country Club, 4550 Golf Club Lane, Spring Hill, Florida 34609.
The symposium will emceed by Niloufer Kero, MD, GYN. The presentation will include three speakers and the panel of experts for question and answer at the end. The experts in women's health will discuss topics of interest for women of all ages whether you are 18, 38, or 88. The speakers will be presenting and discussing health topics that will benefit you. This is a unique and first of its kind approach to cover all areas of obstetrics, gynecology, and overall women's health.
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Smolenický zámek je slovenský hrad, který se vypíná nad obcí Smolenice na úpatí Malých Karpat v okrese Trnava. Je to nejnovější zámek na území bývalého Československa, neboť byl dostavěn až v roce 1953. Od té doby slouží až dodnes jako reprezentační a kongresové centrum Slovenské akademie věd.

Historie

Na místě dnešního zámku stával původně středověký hrad, postavený ve 14. století jako poslední z řady pevností, jež chránily malokarpatské průsmyky. Na hradě, jenž byl původně královským majetkem, se vystřídala řada majitelů.

Roku 1388 připadl na základě darovací listiny císaře Zikmunda vévodovi Ctiborovi ze Ctibořic a Beckova.

Od poloviny 15. století vlastnili hrad i obec hrabata z Pezinku a Svätého Jura.

V 16. století přešel do majetku rodu Orzságů a posléze Erdödyů, kteří jej vlastnili téměř dvě století.

Roku 1777 přebral hrad a celé smolenické panství hrabě Ján Pálffy. V té době již byl hrad neobydlený a chátral, protože Erdödyové neměli na jeho údržbu peníze. Jelikož zde Pálffyové nesídlili, pustnutí hradu pokračovalo.

V období napoleonských válek počátkem 19. století stavba vyhořela a z původního gotického hradu zůstala jen část vnějšího opevnění a pětiboká hlavní věž. Původní bašty dostaly patrovou nástavbu a byly zastřešeny.

K budování současné podoby Smolenického zámku přikročil hrabě Pálffy až počátkem 20. století. V roce 1911 zde začal ve vlastní režii budovat rodinné sídlo v novogotickém stylu podle historizujícího návrhu architekta Jozefa Huberta, jemuž sloužil za vzor rakouský hrad Kreuzenstein. Ze starého hradu byla při přestavbě zachována jen část vnějšího opevnění. Na realizaci druhé etapy projektu od mnichovského architekta Paula Reitera se v letech 1888-1911 podílel také Ignác Alpár. Vzhledem k 1. světové válce musely být práce přerušeny.

V období po 1. světové válce došlo k provizornímu zakrytí části prostor a byl sem převezen rodový archiv. Rodu Pálffyů patřil hrad až do roku 1945.

V dalších stavebních úpravách se pokračovalo až poté, co zámek převzal do svého vlastnictví stát. Zámek byl dokončen za použití moderních stavebních metod, takže klenby, věž a řada dalších prvků jsou ze železobetonu. V roce 1953 pak byl zámek předán do užívání Slovenské akademii věd.

Současnost

Interiéry, jež byly vybudovány ještě za hraběte Pálffyho, jsou "provedeny v duchu romantické neogotiky". Novější interiéry pak již celé odpovídají duchu 50. a 60. let, jak ukazují keramické obklady a podlahy z broušeného teraca.

Vzhledem ke skutečnosti, že zámek je majetkem SAV, je pro veřejnost zpřístupněn jen částečně – zahrady, nádvoří, vybrané místnosti. Od brány vede na věž 156 schodů.

Pro svůj romantický vzhled bývá zámek často využíván filmaři, především pro natáčení pohádek.

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Externí odkazy

 Kongresové centrum SAV
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Hrady na Slovensku
Okres Trnava
Zámky na Slovensku
Malé Karpaty
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It can happen to queer parents too…
By queer, we mean any lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans-gendered parent. This is an all encompassing term that the authors have carefully considered and believe to be an appropriate term. Sometimes being a lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans gendered parent can feel like a pretty invisible position. It's easy for people to make the assumption that because you have a baby, you are in a heterosexual relationship. The transition to becoming a parent is also rife with different kinds of issues, which may present more challenges along the way.
Conversely, becoming a queer parent may be a great opportunity to become more comfortable with your own identity, to connect more with your family of origin and to get lots of positive feedback from other people about what a great parent you'll be. There is not a lot of research out there, but what research has been done suggests that lesbian mothers may experience slightly higher rates of symptoms of post-natal depression. Importantly, this research also suggests that there might be different kinds of reasons involved.
What might be risk factors for post-natal depression in queer parents?
Stressful experiences with conception, such as using IVF, dealing with donor issues, negotiating parenting with lots more people involved.
Legal and societal discrimination making it harder to secure parenting rights.
Previous depression is a risk factor for post-natal depression. Research fairly consistently shows queer people are around 2.4 times more likely to experience mental illness than heterosexuals. So more of us are at risk for post-natal depression to start with.
Social support structures often change from being focussed on friends to focussed on families of origin when you become a parent. Some queer people have experienced difficult relationships with their families, potentially making this transition more complex.
Worry about social stigma and your child potentially being discriminated against.
If you are not the biological or birth parent, you may feel hidden and neglected in the process of having a baby. Just like Dads can get post-natal depression, there's every reason to believe that queer non-biological parents can too.
What are some advantages to being a queer parent, which might be protective when it comes to mental illness?
The child is often much-wanted and carefully thought about.
You're more likely to have talked about how you want to parent, and what your expectations are.
Many people will be more excited for you because you're doing ground-breaking new things.
Research suggests that although you might be worried about your children being discriminated against, very few queer parents actually report instances of this. In fact, most report being surprised by how positive others are toward them.
What helps?
What do Queer parents say has been helpful for them?
Being out to your midwife and doctors. Try it! They'll be more open than you think. If they aren't, then it's quite okay to change and find someone who is more comfortable with you.
Find support where ever you can. There are often groups of queer parents in the larger cities. Even if you can't make it to meetings, you might be able to get in touch with other queer parents to talk things through.
Use your information and contacts to find health professionals who suit you. For example, do you know anyone connected with the health field or other queer parents who could recommend a midwife?
Belonging to a social network for queer families eg. rainbowfamiliesnz.org
Talking explicitly about how to manage role-confusion when you have two Mums or Dads.
Deciding in advance what you're willing to tell people about how you created your family.
Most importantly, remember it's okay to ask for help! Good places to do this include: your GP, your midwife, your local mental health services, a counsellor… And you have a right to receive treatment that is respectful of your sexual and gender orientation.
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