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Made up of 33 islands, Phuket covers an area of 570 square kilometers (354 square miles) and has a population of about 322,000 residents. Phuket Island, the largest, is linked to the mainland by a bridge. The country's main source of income is tourism, though agriculture also plays a key role. The island is divided into three districts: Talang in the north, Kathu in the west, and Muang in the south.
Muang District
This area provides a less expensive alternative to the west coast beach resorts. Phuket Town is the administrative center of the island and offers a multitude of affordable accommodation, shopping, and eating. The older quarters of town are dotted with 19th century buildings that are distinguished by their distinctive Sino-Portuguese architectural style. From the summit of Rang Hill (Khao Rang) in the northwest, there are views of Makham Bay, the offshore islands, and a bird's eye view of the town. Within this district there are also tons of things to see, including Phuket Aquarium , the Phuket Butterfly Garden and Aquarium and the Phuket Orchid Garden and Thai Village .
To the east lies Siray Island , home to Phuket's largest settlement of Sea Gypsies. About eight kilometers (five miles) south is Chalong Bay , Phuket's principal boat anchorage and the island's largest bay, which has a number of renowned seafood restaurants. At the northern end is Phuket Zoo and nearby Rawai Beach . To the southwest is the Phuket Sea Shell Museum , Laem Ka Beach, a Sea Gypsy village, restaurants, shops, hotels, fishing, and charter boats.
The prominent southern extremity of the island, Prom Thep Cape , is a great place to enjoy a stunning sunset. Just to the north is Nai Harn Beach , popular for swimming and as a yacht anchorage i n the dry season. The wide, curving Kata Beach also has ideal waters for swimming and snorkeling among the coral reefs. There are numerous accommodation options, restaurants, bars, and clubs, and a regular daylight bus service runs to Phuket Town and the other beach resorts. Karon Beach is the second largest of Phuket's principal tourist beaches and is a popular destination for tourists. Between Kata and Karon there is the crowd-pleasing Dino Park Mini Golf .
Within the Muang District a number of islands can be found, including Mai Ton Island, with its natural environment, white beaches, and clear waters. Kaew Island is small, but has a fine beach and incredible coral in the surrounding water. One of the main attractions on the island is the giant Buddha statue at Wat Phra Kaew. Lohn Island is large and mountainous, while Coral Island , is part of a marine reserve that draws travelers with its many hotels, restaurants and a variety of water sports. Raya Island is actually two islands that have crystal clear waters and excellent diving and fishing.
Kathu District
Renowned in this district is Patong Beach , the lively shopping and evening entertainment district that transformed a quiet fishing village into a bustling town in a short period of time. From bars to live music to discos, plus cuisine from all over the world available in its restaurants, every possible pass time imaginable can be found here. Not to be overlooked is the fine bay and four kilometer (2.5 mile) stretch of beach that promises excellent swimming, snorkeling and more.
Among the major attractions in the vicinity are Phuket Water-Ski Cableways , Kathu Waterfall, Loch Palm Golf Club and Tarzan Jungle Bungee Jump . In Patong, the famous Phuket Simon's Group's Cabaret Transvestite Show is a worthwhile after-dinner stop. Nearby is the Patong Go-Kart Speedway and to the south is the Phuket Country Club Golf Course .
At the northern end of Patong Beach is the wilder, undeveloped Kalim Beach , an adventurous stop for travelers looking to get away from the crowds. Further north lies Kamala Beach , a Muslim fishing village, with a beautiful two kilometer (1.25 mile) stretch of beach where buffalo herds often cool off in the afternoons by the sea. There are plenty of hotel options here and numerous traditional seafood restaurants. Nearby is Phuket FantaSea , Thailand's most popular water sports center.
Thalang District
Covering the northern half of the island, this district has a number of attractions, including Thalang National Museum , which has a display of ancient artifacts and exhibits relating to the famous 1785 Battle of Thalang. Nearby is the imposing Two Heroines Monument , erected in commemoration of the sisters who lead the people into battle during an invasion from Burma long ago. Also in the area is Wat Phra Tong , home of the golden statue of Buddha that emerged from the earth many years ago.
Some of the most picturesque scenery in this area can be observed at the Khao Phra Thaeo Wildlife Sanctuary , which covers 22 square kilometers of virgin rain forest and waterfalls that serves as one of Phuket's major fresh water sources. The Ton Sai and Bang Pae sites of the Gibbon Rehabilitation Project are also nearby.
Beaches on the west coast include Surin Beach and another fabulous sunset location, Laem Sing Beach , which is small but picturesque, with outcrops of huge granite boulders. Bang Tao Beach is mostly occupied by the massive resort development of Laguna Phuket. It is also home to the Banyan Tree Golf Club and Banyan Tree Spa . Nearby is the Phuket Laguna Riding Club and the Canal Village Shopping Center , which houses over 50 shops and restaurants.
North of Bang Tao, near the airport is Sirinat National Park , which stretches to the island's northern-most tip and includes the 13 kilometer (8 mile) Nai Yang Beach. Often referred to as 'Airport Beach', this is where giant sea turtles can be seen and the National Park offices are located.
Wherever you are in Phuket, there are limitless opportunities to immerse yourself in local culture and tradition. There is more than enough opportunity to relax and enjoy the beautiful beaches and unique environment.
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Apart from being one of the world's leading rice growers, Thailand is blessed with an abundance of fresh fruit and vegetables; rarely does one see either canned or frozen ingredients being used in Thai cuisine. Phuket is famous for the crabs, oysters, prawns, lobster, squid and variety of fish that are caught daily from the surrounding waters of the Andaman Sea.
Part of the fun of traveling is to experience the local delicacies and methods of preparation. In Phuket, a typical breakfast dish is Khanom Chin —Thai rice noodles with a curry soup made from minced fish or shrimp. Fried noodles such as Mi Hokkien with fresh shrimp, pork, shellfish and green cabbage are very traditional, as are Mi Sapam with seafood and gravy or and Kaeng Luang —sour curry with fish.
Some of the best dining locations to be found on the island are in Phuket Town , Chalong Bay and Patong Beach .
Phuket Town
Fortuna Pavilion , at the Metropole Hotel , offers a delicious dim sum selection for lunch and one of the best Chinese a la carte selections. Their Metropole Cafe also provides a hugely popular lunch buffet comprising a vast array of Thai dishes prepared in the manner of the many regions of Thailand. In the evening, you will not be disappointed with the delicious offerings at the atmospheric and popular Ka Jok See . Or, try Shintaro , which is, in all probability, the area's least expensive Japanese restaurant and offers alfresco dining. If you are after something more European, La Gaetana offers tasty Italian fare.
Chalong Bay, Rawai Beach & Nai Harn
Some of the island's best seafood is to be found in this area and many people head for Kan Eang's , which is known for outstanding fish dishes. Klaus and Mouse has a large following of German patrons and the Regatta Restaurant at The Royal Meridien Yacht Club on Nai Harn Beach is a must for celebrations and special occasions. The informal Don's Cafe at Rawai Beach is said to serve the island's best spareribs, their unique flavor coming from the mesquite wood burnt amongst the charcoals on the barbecue. Also at Rawai Beach, a number of eateries offer seating on mats at the water's edge and serve such simple dishes as grilled chicken or the catch of the day.
Kata offers a number of eating opportunities, including the upmarket Mom Tri's Boathouse Wine and Grill and the less formal Gung Cafe .
Karon Beach
Along the beach strip from Kata, there are some excellent restaurants and lively open-air bars, including Sala Thai, On the Rock, and Long Beach Terrace , where you can sit and enjoy a stunning sunset over the water, and Old Siam , which features classical dance on Wednesdays and Sundays.
Patong Beach
Where you choose to dine here is really a question of what type of cuisine or ambience you prefer on any particular night. Among the mass of restaurants are Sam's , said by many to be the island's best steak house, Otowa and Rengaya, two excellent Japanese outlets, and Da Maurizio , a great Italian restaurant. A new kid on the block is It's Alive! with an innovative seafood menu. For a fusion of East meets West, there is Sala Bua , which also boasts a romantic ocean-side setting. Baan Rim Pa offers traditional Thai cuisine while the Royal Kitchen serves Cantonese food. The Viking Grill Garden offers a Scandinavian family buffet and Le Galion is a creperie with an interior that many say is the most interesting on the island.
Interesting pubs in the area include the Safari Club & Disco , Molly Malone's Irish Pub and the Irish Bar .
Kamala & Surin Beaches
For a memorable dining experience, a visit to FantaSea , the ultimate cultural theme park, includes the hugely popular Golden Kinnaree buffet that seats up to 4000 people. Other popular establishments include the Toto Restaurant and Old Siam Nakalay, which serves traditional Thai cuisine in an authentic, tropical garden setting.
Whichever restaurant you choose to eat in or watering hole to drink in, mealtime in Phuket is an unforgettable experience. Balmy sea breezes are conducive to outdoor dining, and there is nothing more pleasant than savoring a delicious meal, complemented by a good wine, augmented by pacific sea views or lush tropical gardens.
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STEM Club Support: the Right Switch
Published by the Royal Academy of Engineering, this activity is aimed at using a new material QTC (Quantum Tunnelling Composite). The aim of the activity is to encourage students to think creatively about new uses for this material. It can be used to make fabric switches for example and it has great potential for helping save on the space and weight that new mobile technologies can create for their users.
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Excellent activity
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Activity time: 1 – 2 hours
Level: 4 -6
Prior knowledge: Electronic circuit components and construction
Subject: DT or Science
Curriculum links: electronics, textiles, energy
Skills: electronic circuit construction, creativity
Preparation time: 1-2 hours
Extra resources: QTC pills, 6V power supply, leads, crocodile clips, fabric, aluminium foil (or copper tape), scissors, 'Locktronics' equipment including bulbs, LEDs, button cells, laser cutter
This activity is about the engineering applications of a smart material called Quantum Tunnelling Composite (QTC). The activity uses QTC in the form of pills and demonstrates how it can be used as a pressure sensitive switch or variable resistor.
I have used this activity on several occasions during RAEng 'Engineering Ideas' Box CPD sessions delivered to other teachers/professionals. Some teachers thought that it was a useful resource that could aid the delivery of smart materials and textiles. However, it was also said that it would be useful to be provided with more links or ready made examples to demonstrate the real life applications of QTC.
More recently, myself and other teachers used the activity during an Engineering Curriculum Project week at my school. It was delivered to approximately 300 Year 7 pupils who were each given a QTC pill, button cell, LED and laser-cut MDF pieces to make their own pressure sensitive torch. The pupils assembled the basic torch and then personalised it by adding extra pieces and their own graphics.
Most pupils really enjoyed this activity and I would definitely recommend using it as part of an activities week, STEM club or to support part of the DT/Science curriculum.
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High Resolution ice core 10Be records from Law Dome, Antarctica: 10-year composite (revised dating) [10Be-Law-Dome-10-year-composite]
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Annually-resolved polar ice core 10Be records spanning the Neutron Monitor era [Neutron-Monitor-era-annual-10Be]
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Atmospheric CO2 over the last 1000 years: A record from the WAIS Divide ice core [brook_0739766]
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Late Holocene Climate Variability, Dry Valleys, Antarctica [NSIDC-0399]
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Stable isotope and minor element proxies for Eocene climate of Seymour Island, Antarctica [EOCENE_CLIMATE_SEYMOUR_IS]
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Tracing Glacial-interglacial Changes in the Dust Source to Antarctica using Helium Isotopes [winckler_0636898]
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Observations, Reanalyses and Ice Cores: A Synthesis of West Antarctic Climate [reusch_1066348]
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Images of Antarctic Ice Shelves [NSIDC-0102]
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Heard Island glacier fluctuations and climatic change - 2003/04 Fieldwork [ASAC_2363]
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ACE-1 - Southern Hemisphere marine aerosol characterisation experiment [ASAC_829]
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International Partnerships in Ice Core Sciences [twickler_0401116]
Society would benefit greatly from the ability to efficiently allocate resources to minimize disruptions caused by climate change. This requires the ability to predict the response of ...
Remote Observations of Ice Sheet Surface Temperature: Toward Multi-Proxy Reconstruction of Antarctic Climate Variability [Ant_T_Recon]
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A 45-Y Hindcast of Antarctic Surface Mass Balance Using Polar MM5 [bromwich_0337948]
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Relating West Antarctic Ice Cores to Climate with Artificial Neural Networks [PSU_NSF_0087380]
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Collaborative Research: Refining a 500-kyr Climate Record From the Mt. Moulton Blue Ice Field in West Antarctica [dunbar_NSF0230348]
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2000+ Year Detailed, Calibrated Climate Reconstruction from a South Pole Ice Core Set in an Antarctic - Global Scale Context [mayewski_0636506]
SPRESSO ice core SPRESSO data produced by E. Korotkikh and P. A. Mayewski (Climate Change Institute, University of Maine) The South Pole SPRESSO (South Pole Remote Earth Science and Seismological ...
Optical Logging for Dust and Microbes in Boreholes in Glacial Ice [NSIDC-0403]
This data set contains high-resolution logs of dust and microbes measured at the Siple Dome A borehole in Antarctica. The data were obtained using a newly developed optical borehole logger, which ...
Atmospheric CO2 and Climate: Byrd Ice Core, Antarctica [NSIDC-0314]
Reconstructions of ancient atmospheric CO2 variations help us better understand how the global carbon cycle and climate are linked. Here we compare CO2 variations on millennial time scales between ...
Climate Database for the Long-Term Ecological Research Network (LTER) [LTER_CLIMDB]
The National Science Foundation's (NSF) Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) program and many U. S. Forest Service Experimental Research Stations collect ...
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (LDEO) Climate Data Library [LDEO]
The Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (LDEO) Climate Data Library contains a wide variety of primarily oceanographic and atmospheric data sets. All of the data is available online and most ...
State of the Cryosphere [NSIDC-0090]
The Cryospheric regions, or regions where water is found in solid form, are among the most sensitive to temperature change. Average temperatures in snow and ice-covered areas typically ...
Variability and stability of Antarctic Bottom Water [ASAC_2535]
Metadata record for data from ASAC Project 2535 See the link below for public details on this project. Project 2535 'Variability and stability of Antarctic Bottom Water ...
NICL Ice Cores Inventory (including GISP2) for Paleoclimate Data [EARTH_LAND_NGDC_PALEO_NICL_GISP]
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Climatology, Volcanism, and Microbial Life in Ice with Downhole Loggers [price_0440609]
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Collaborative Research: Combined Physical Property Measurements at Siple Dome [wilen_0440447]
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Dry Valleys Late Holocene Climate Variability, Antarctica [kreutz_0228052]
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The movement of springtails (Collembolan) and mites (Acari) in relation to terrain and weather conditions at Cape Bird [K017_1967_1968_NZ_1]
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Antarctic Peninsula Climate Variability: Observations, Models, and Plans for IPY Research [scambos_ipyapcv]
Recent events in the Antarctic Peninsula (AP) demonstrate that ice and climate systems can change rapidly in a warming world. Air temperatures in the AP have risen six times faster than the global ...
Greenland Ice Core Project (GRIP) Methane Data, NOAA/NCDC, WDC Paleoclimatology [NGDC_WDCA_PALEO_GRIP_CH4]
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Rice Lake Ostracode Mg/Ca Ratios - Drought Frequency Data [NOAA_NCDC_PALEO_1999-005]
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Late Quaternary SW Pacific Foraminifer Data [NOAA_NCDC_PALEO_1999-035]
Planktonic foraaminifer counts and isotope data used to reconstruct late Quaternary SST and circulation changes in the SW Pacific off New Zealand.
Northern Coastal California High Resolution Holocene/Late Pleistocene Oceanographic Data [NOAA_NCDC_PALEO_2003-014]
Holocene and latest Pleistocene oceanographic conditions and the coastal climate of northern California have varied greatly, based upon high-resolution studies (ca. every 100 years) of diatoms, ...
Gulf of Mexico Deglacial Stable Isotope Data [NOAA_NCDC_PALEO_2004-042]
Gulf of Mexico Deglacial Stable Isotope Data. The d18O time series of deglaciation in the Gulf of Mexico were acquired from paired G. ruber white and N. dutertrei planktonic foraminifer shells from ...
Birch Lake, Alaska Sediment Core Data [NOAA_NCDC_PALEO_2000-021]
Birch Lake, Alaska, Sediment Core Data, used by Abbott et al, 2000, for paleohydrology and lake level reconstructions. Variable names: Magnetic Susceptibility Wet Bulk Density, Dry Bulk Density, ...
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This data set contains dielectric profiling (DEP) data from the Greenland Ice Core Project (GRIP) ice core drilled at Summit, Greenland between 1990 and 1992. The data consists of depth (m) and sigma ...
ERS-1 Along Track Scanning Radiometer Average Sea Surface Temperature Product [ERS1.ATS.PST]
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The Polartic motorcycle glove not only provides excellent comfort in cold and rainy conditions, but it also offers exceptional protection. The Polartic motorcycle glove uses semi-hard rubber knuckle protection, as well as the "RISC" hard knuckle protection system, which spreads the force of impact using a cushion of air for top-level impact protection. The gauntlet design protects the wrist and keeps wind and water out.
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The Corcoran requires two years (four semesters) of full-time study (a minimum of 12 credits per semester) in residence to receive the BFA degree-students are expected to complete their final four semesters at the Corcoran. In keeping with this requirement, the highest level at which students may transfer is the junior year of their intended major.
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President Pro Tempore, Walter A. Stosch met with 5th graders in his district and Senator John Edwards visited an elementary school in Blacksburg after receiving an invitation to come and speak to the class. Continue
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Abstract: This study aimed at establishing occurrences of chest pains and frequent coughing among different classes of residents within Selibe Phikwe, Botswana where there are on going nickel-copper mining and smelting activities. Through the administration of questionnaires and structured question to 600 individuals, 7 health service providers, 200 business enterprises, and 30 educational institutions, attempts were made to establish and verify the existing human health status at Selebi Phikwe by focusing on chest pains and frequent coughing which are considered to be some of the respiratory tract related symptoms of sicknesses and diseases. With the aid of statistical package of social sciences (SPSS), interpreted results from respondents indicated that 33% of the individuals complained of persistent chest pains, and 27% of educational institutions, 45% business enterprises, and all health service providers had learners, workers, and patients who complained of chest pains. Furthermore, 49% of the individuals complained of persistent frequent coughing; and 70% of educational institutions, 45% business interprises, and all health service providers had learners, workers, and patients who complained of frequent coughing. According to study sites, respondents living in sites closest to the mine and smelter/concentrator plant reported a higher incidence of chest pains and frequent coughing, compared to those living in other parts of the study area. Residents associated fumes and dust from mining activities to the frequent coughing and persistent chest pains, which could be symptoms of respiratory tract diseases. This baseline investigation calls for further studies to establish relations of mining activities to human health at Selebi Phikwe. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/379 Files in this item: 1
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- VRE Santa Train, December 14, 10:30 am & 12:00 noon departing from the Burke Centre Station.
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Discover the subculture of Tokyo's Kabukicho district on a four-hour morning walking tour. You'll explore Kabukicho with a local guide during the day, when it is a modest shopping and entertainment area with manga cafés and karaoke bars; come nightfall, it becomes a colorful, neon-lit, red-light district, home to hostess clubs and pachinko parlors.
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Start your morning walking tour with a visit to the Keio Department Store, where you'll experience the pomp and ceremony of the official morning greeting, when staff members line the aisles, bowing and calling out good morning. Browse the aisles for a bargain and see Japanese handicrafts on display.
Continue with your guide through the Tokyo district of Kabukicho, an entertainment area full of small bars and hostess clubs. Hear colorful stories about the exploits of the Yakuza (Japanese mafia) and pop into one of the many arcades to watch locals playing pachinko (a mechanical arcade game, similar to a slot machine) and to have your photo printed in a purikura (a photo sticker booth).
Next, walk to a local manga kissa, a cafe where people go to read manga, Japanese comics. A manga cafe is Japan's version of a private library, where you pay by the hour (entrance included in tour price) to sit and read the comic books, surf the internet and have a quiet drink. Hugely popular among the youth of Tokyo, manga is a mainstream media that includes a wide range of genres, from romance to science fiction.
Next, visit one of Kabukicho's many karaoke bars and take your turn at the microphone! You may have experienced karaoke at home, but there's nothing like doing it in Japan, where it's a popular pastime. Embrace your inner rock star as you enjoy a 30-minute session in a private room.
Then return to the Keio department store where your tour ends.
Please note: By law, foreigners are required to show their passports to enter manga cafés; you must bring it with you on this tour.
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