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Badlands Science Camp
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- What time do I drop off and pick up my child?
- What is the check-in procedure?
- Where do we unload camping gear?
- How do campers get their gear to Camp?
- What is the check-out procedure?
- Where is Camp located?
- What is the campsite like?
- What are the sleeping arrangements at Camp?
- What do you do in case of severe weather?
- Are there shower facilities at Camp?
- Where do meals take place? What are meals like? Are there vegetarian options?
- How many people are in each Camp?
- How do campers spend their time at Camp?
- Are campers expected to do chores at Camp?
- What is your policy regarding bullying at Science Camp?
- Do you have a Camp leadership training program?
- What kind of security clearance does your camp staff have?
- How can I contact a camper in case of emergency?
- May I visit with outside guests while at Camp?
- Do campers have to pay to enter the Museum?
- Can I fax or scan and then email my registration form to the Museum Bookings Office?
- Does Badlands Science Camp meet the criteria for the Federal Government's Children's Arts Tax Credit (CATC) program as described by Canada Revenue Agency?
- How can I get to Drumheller from the Calgary International Airport?
What time do I drop off and pick up my child?
All youth camps begin with drop-off at 6:00 p.m. Sunday, and finish with pick-up at 10:00 a.m. the following Saturday. Note: Supper is not served on the first night of Camp; please arrange to eat before arriving.
What is the check-in procedure?
After you have unloaded your camping gear and parked your vehicle, proceed to the front doors of the ATCO Tyrrell Learning Centre (the first set of double doors). There you will be met by one of our enthusiastic Camp staff who will register your child and answer any questions you may have. If your child has medications or a medical condition, please speak with the Camp Coordinator in the Learning Centre lobby. All medications, except asthma puffers and Epipens, must be left with the Camp Coordinator for security reasons.
Where do we unload camping gear?
When you first arrive at the Museum, follow the one-way road around the hill and follow the curbside signs. All gear will be loaded into our Camp van, which will be parked in front of the outdoor restrooms, just past the Museum entrance. Here's a printable map if you need it. Note: this is a Fire Lane, so vehicles cannot be left unattended while campers check in. Please park your vehicle in the public parking area after unloading gear and before checking in.
How do campers get their gear to Camp?
All Camp gear is loaded into a Museum vehicle and transported as close to the site as possible. From there, each Camper is responsible for carrying their own gear 50 metres up the trail to Camp. A large backpack or a 30-litre Rubbermaid-style tote works best for this.
- Loose gear or items that have been stuffed into plastic garbage bags are very difficult to carry.
- Campers will be walking from the Museum to Camp immediately after registration, so please wear appropriate footwear. They should also carry a day pack with a water bottle and a rain jacket, just in case.
What is the check-out procedure?
On Saturday morning, the last day of Camp, all the camping gear is loaded into the Camp van and transported back to the Museum. It is then organized in the ATCO Tyrrell Learning Centre lobby. Check-out time is 10:00 a.m. Children will be kept in the classroom until parents arrive. They will then be led out to the lobby and helped to locate their gear. Parents will be asked to fill out a brief evaluation form at that time.
- Lost and Found items will be held until September 30, after which they will be donated to the Salvation Army Thrift Store. Claimed items will be returned at the owner's expense.
Where is Camp located?
Camp is a 20-minute-hike (approximately 1 km) from the front entrance of the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, Alberta. This hike is completed at least twice a day—once in the morning to get to the Museum and back to the campsite in the evening.
What is the campsite like?
Science Camp is located in the rugged environment of the Alberta badlands, much like the camps used by early palaeontologists who explored this area. The scenery is breathtaking and fossils can be found all around our site. Nine large prospector tents are used for eating, sleeping, and free time activities. The site is located in Midland Provincial Park and is exclusive to Badlands Science Camp participants— no other camping is allowed in the Park.
What are the sleeping arrangements at Camp?
All campers sleep on cots set on wooden platforms inside old-style prospector tents. There are designated male and female tents, and each is assigned a gender appropriate leader. Due to Park restrictions, we cannot allow recreational vehicles at Camp.
What do you do in case of severe weather?
We monitor the weather constantly, using radar and satellite imagery on our portable devices. At night, we use a radio, which automatically turns on when an Environment Canada NOAA weather alert is issued. We have a clearly defined emergency procedure, an on-site evacuation shelter, and a bus on standby should we need to move campers to the Museum at any time, day or night.
Are there shower facilities at Camp?
No. However, each Camp session includes at least one trip to the Drumheller Aquaplex for a refreshing swim, soak in the hot tub, and a hot shower. A limited amount of water is available at the campsite for washing and tooth brushing needs. Shower facilities are available at the Museum for emergencies only
Where do meals take place? What are meals like? Are there vegetarian options?
Breakfast is served in a designated area at Camp. It usually includes a variety of breakfast cereals, fresh fruit, bagels, juice, milk, coffee, and tea. Lunch is served in the ATCO Tyrrell Learning Centre and alternates between a build-your-own sandwich buffet, pizza, taco-in-a-bag, and wraps, as well as veggies, fruit, juice, and dessert. Snacks are also served midday to keep energy levels up. A hot dinner is prepared and served in the Museum cafeteria each evening by professional staff, and vegetarian options are available. Notice regarding food allergies and special dietary needs must be communicated in advance. We cannot guarantee a peanut or gluten-free environment. Note: Supper is not served on the first night of Camp; please arrange to eat before arriving.
How many people are in each Camp?
The maximum number of campers at all Camps is 36. The ratio is typically 24 boys and 12 girls. Boys and girls have separate tents and gender specific counsellors. The ratio of campers to counsellors is 6:1. During youth camps, a counsellor stays in the tents with participants.
How do campers spend their time at Camp?
Science Camp participants spend half their time at Camp—sleeping, eating, enjoying free time in their tents, sitting around the campfire, or exploring the badlands. The rest of the time, campers will be in the Royal Tyrrell Museum touring the galleries, participating in science activities, doing research work, playing games, watching dinosaur documentaries, and making new friends. Junior Campers take a field trip to the Historic Atlas Coal Mine, and Senior Campers visit one of the fossil-rich sites in the area. All Campers take a chartered bus to the Drumheller Aquaplex for a swim and shower.
Are campers expected to do chores at Camp?
We try to minimize the work and maximize the fun for all of our guests at Camp. However, there are some things everyone needs to do to keep Camp safe, clean, and comfortable. Participants are responsible for keeping their belongings organized so that the living space can be shared effectively with others. Our staff always appreciates a hand with the morning dishes.
What is your policy regarding bullying at Science Camp?
Any kind of abuse is not tolerated at Badlands Science Camp. If an incident occurs, the parties involved are immediately moved to different tent groups to mitigate any further bullying opportunities. The child responsible for the abuse then meets with the camp coordinator and is given one warning. If there is a second incident, the camp coordinator will contact the offending child's parents to discuss a resolution – including sending the offender home if necessary.
Do you have a Camp leadership training program?
All of our camp leaders have attended Science Camp for at least two years before being invited to participate in our Leader In Training (LIT) and Counselor In Training (CIT) program. We choose those who have demonstrated leadership potential and invite them to explore leadership as an LIT by job-shadowing a tipi group leader, and then to demonstrate their leadership skills as a CIT by leading a tipi group the following year.
What kind of security clearance does your camp staff have?
All of our Camp staff are thoroughly screened and must complete an RCMP vulnerable sector background check (i.e. clearance for working with children) prior to being hired. We also abide by the Alberta Camping Association policy, which restricts an individual staff member from being alone with a single child, at any time. In addition, all Camp staff are hired from our pool of leadership training program graduates and have attended Science Camp for multiple years themselves, so we are very familiar with them.
How can I contact a camper in case of emergency?
The Camp Coordinator is on call 24-hours a day while Camp is in session. The Camp cell number is 403-820-4287. Or, you can call the Royal Tyrrell Museum switchboard during regular business hours, toll free. In Alberta dial 310-0000 then (403) 823-7707, or in North America, 1-888-440-4240.
May I visit with outside guests while at Camp?
Outside visitors are not allowed at the campsite at any time. Youth campers are not allowed to leave the group for personal visits unless previously arranged with the Camp Coordinator.
Do campers have to pay to enter the Museum?
Your admission to Badlands Science Camp grants you access to the Royal Tyrrell Museum during your stay. There are no additional fees at Camp. If you choose to visit the Museum after your stay at Camp, entrance fees will apply.
Can I fax or scan and then email my registration form to the Museum Bookings Office?
Choose the Camp you wish to register for. After payment is received, you will be sent a copy of the Camp Registration Form.
Complete the Form, print a copy, sign the last page, then fax, scan/email, or courier the competed Form to the Royal Tyrrell Museum Bookings Office at:
Fax: (403) 820-6245
Email: email@example.com
Mail: Box 7500 Drumheller, Alberta, Canada T0J 0Y0
Courier: Highway 838 Midland Provincial Park, Drumheller, Alberta Canada
Does Badlands Science Camp meet the criteria for the Federal Government's Children's Arts Tax Credit (CATC) program as described by Canada Revenue Agency?
Canada Revenue Agency has confirmed Badlands Science Camp qualifies for the Children's Arts Tax Credit (CATC) program. Parents may therefore claim the entire amount of their child's Camp registration fee as a deduction on their income tax. The electronically generated confirmation letter/receipt received from our Bookings Office can be used for your CATC claim.
How can I get to Drumheller from the Calgary International Airport?
Drumheller is a 90-minute drive northeast of the Calgary International Airport. This can often be a challenge for campers flying in to attend Science Camp. Because of this challenge, we have identified two ways to get to the Museum*:
1) Rent a car: Calgary Airport - Car Rental
2) A personal shuttle service to Drumheller is available through a local tour operator: www.BadlandTours.com
*Please note: the Royal Tyrrell Museum, on behalf of the Alberta Government, is not responsible for any content of any linked website. The Museum provides these links as a convenience only, and a link does not imply endorsement, sponsorship, or any affiliation with the linked website.
Seven Wonders Of The Badlands
Marvel at the wonders of the badlands on this guided hike.
Preparation Lab
Watch as fossils found right here in Alberta are prepared by our technicians for research and display.
Located 6 km from Drumheller, the Museum is nestled in the heart of the Canadian Badlands where fossil hunters have prospected for over a century.


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He has taught at universities in Ghana, Sweden, Singapore, Barbados, India, and the United States, and in 1999 was the University of the West Indies Humanities Scholar of the Year. In 2002-3 he was a Fellow at the Centre for Scholars and Writers at the New York Public Library. Formerly Henry R. Luce Professor of Migration and Social Order at Columbia University, he is presently Professor of English at Yale University. He is an Honorary Fellow of The Queen's College, Oxford University.
His novels are: The Final Passage (1985), A State of Independence (1986), Higher Ground (1989), Cambridge (1991), Crossing the River (1993), The Nature of Blood (1997), A Distant Shore (2003), Dancing in the Dark (2005), Foreigners (2007), In the Falling Snow (2009), and The Lost Child (2015). His non-fiction: The European Tribe (1987), The Atlantic Sound (2000), A New World Order (2001), and Colour Me English (2011). He is the editor of two anthologies: Extravagant Strangers: A Literature of Belonging (1997) and The Right Set: An Anthology of Writing on Tennis (1999).
His plays include Strange Fruit (1980), Where There is Darkness (1982) and The Shelter (1983). He won the BBC Giles Cooper Award for Best Radio Play of the year with The Wasted Years (1984). He has written many dramas and documentaries for radio and television, including, in 1996, the three-hour film of his own novel The Final Passage. He wrote the screenplay for the film Playing Away (1986) and his screenplay for the Merchant Ivory adaptation of V.S.Naipaul's The Mystic Masseur (2001) won the Silver Ombu for best screenplay at the Mar Del Plata film festival in Argentina.
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So aoudad sheep with my bow is on my bucket list. I can't break the bank so really about 1000$ total is my limit. I've been looking at chambers bowhunting, bar j day hunts and extreme bowhunting. Looking for as much info as possible and also how are the success of rates on these less expensive hunts vs hunts with trophy fees. I realize that the places with the trophy fees have an incentive to get you on an animal but I really can't do the 3000$ packages.
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It's almost as though the American owners of this site have little or no interest in the Icelandic takeover of our club. Anyway - this site has been down for maintenance, hence the delay.
1. Will The Real West Ham Please Stand Up?
I don't know about the rest of you but performances like Saturday just make me annoyed. If we can play like that against an, admittedly poor, Chelsea then why on earth were we so insipid against Middlesbrough, Portsmouth and Man City?
I don't just lose my competitive edge because I happen to be playing against my 4 year old cousin in the garden. I batter and humiliate him until he knows that Cousin Shark reigns supreme. Don't worry - this is unquestionably fun and enjoyable for us both.
Now Pards, start doing it to the rest of the Premiership please.
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Being beaten by a Geremi free kick is like being tickled to death by a scorpion.
You know - surprising.
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So Jose Mourinho thinks we're a good side. Well, that's great. Do we get points for style nowadays? So help me God, if I hear another manager say what a top team we are before waltzing off with three points I think I might burst. And not in a good way.
4. The Statistics
So we had 48% possession at Stamford Bridge, that's really pretty good. And we transformed that into 0 shots on target. That's only really pretty good if you're Sunderland.
We had more corners than them. I don't know why that makes any difference. Pentagons have more corners than crosses and it didn't help medieval witches against the Church.
5. Where Did It All Go Wrong?
I can't argue with playing 5 across the middle against Chelsea. The problem for a team of our limited stature is that we do not have the inventiveness required to create goals when we are not playing well, or when we have our backs to the wall. (So: ie - when we are away from home).
We are second bottom of the league in goals scored and it's not really a mystery as to why. A number of our players have dropped off hugely in terms of perfomance from last year and whilst our plan of playing at a high tempo and running around quickly is all very well, when that doesn't work we seem to have no other ideas. I had hoped that Javier Mascherano and Carlos Tevez would solve the problem but trying to assimilate them into the team has simply exacerbated all the other issues.
In short then - we are no longer a surprise in this league. So our priorities for January should be a creative midfielder and some sort of miracle cure for Dean Ashton's ankle. The odd clean sheet wouldn't go amiss either but I'm wary of asking for too much around Christmas time.
6. The Opposition
Are Chelsea the best this country has to offer? Are they really one of Europe's finest? Really? I ask that not in jest - but you simply wouldn't have believed it from this performance.
Didier Drogba is awesome though.
Francis Lampard is not.
7. The Referee
Mike Dean did okay-ish. He did what all referees do and gave most of the decisions to Chelsea. We can't argue that the decision to award the foul that led to the goal wasn't correct, however.
I remain confident that before the end of this season we will be awarded a penalty kick. You've gotta have hope. For where would we be without hope? Let me tell you - Charlton.
8. How Did You Get Here?
A quick run down on how most people access this site. I think I coral most of my readers by sending out an email when it's updated. Some folks are related to me and have little choice in the matter. Then there are some who stumble across The H List by Google searches:
The most common:
"Nigel Reo-Coker MTV Cribs"
"Yossi Benayoun MTV Cribs"
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"James Collins is shit"
"How do you pierce an apple with a straw"
You will note that there are none saying such things as "West Ham United goals and statistics" or "West Ham United free flowing football".
I think this says much about the quality of both this blog and West Ham United circa 2006/07.
9. The Takeover
Thus, the day we all dreamed of as little boys and girls has finally arrived. West Ham United has been purchased by an Icelandic biscuit magnate. This is marvellous because Russian oil oligarchs are just soooooo last century.
One other reason for the delay in this weeks column is because I wanted to hold off until the takeover was a least somewhat confirmed. As it stands things have progressed quickly and we are now owned by someone other than Terry Brown.
So, farewell Terry. Please don't let your bulging wallet knock over the model ship you paid £50k for on your way out, you useless lump of wax.
And what of the new owners? Well, Eggert Magnusson has quite possibly the largest forehead in Christendom. He is also a former chief of the Icelandic FA and a UEFA delegate, so one assumes he is at least more familiar with the politics of football than Kia Joorabchian, who really should have come wrapped in a blanket saying "Chancer".
Main backer Bjorgulfur Gudmundsson is reputedly a billionaire financier, although he does have a fraud conviction on his CV. However, that kind of thing is like a badge of honour in English football and no doubt he'll settle in easily enough. More importantly he is the father of the worlds 350th richest man. Let's hope they are still friendly. (It's fairly typical of West Ham to be bought by a very rich man's father, as opposed to the actual moneybags himself).
Anyhow, the new chaps are saying all the right things and most importantly they are not Terry Brown and his cronies. Worryingly the former board will all still retain their positions but hopefully with greatly reduced input. Much like the majority of you, I'd imagine, I view the new men with suspicion, wariness and secret optimism. They are not promising to make us the new Chelsea and I, for one, do not want them to anyway. I like my football clubs with soul thank you very much.
So all hail Eggert, his unfeasibly large forehead and excessive consonants. Do not sell off the family silver.............
10. Token Michael Dawson Slaughtering
You thought I'd forget amidst all the hullabuloo? How little you know me and my petty jealousies dear reader. Michael Dawson as a chemical equation :
Aimless Punts (2), Missed Tackles (3), Crosses Out (2), Skinnings (7) Own Goals (3) = A Waste of £4m
And that was just this Sunday's perfomance.................
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Chelsea 1 - 0 West Ham: 18 November 2006 (And Other Ramblings)
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Greetings from Richmond!
This week started off with several great visits from Prince William and Manassas educators. I met with the Prince William School Board, the Manassas School Board, and members of the Prince William Education Association to discuss teacher pay and retention, High School Redesign and the renewed focus on career and technical education. One of my focuses is to connect students with local businesses and exposure to the real-world skills through internships, apprenticeships, and credential programs.
Bills that Passed this Week
Earlier this week, the Senate Committee on Commerce and Labor took up my bill, Senate Bill 654, which would require that health clubs and fitness facilities have a working automated external defibrillator or AED on the premises. The American Heart Association and the American College of Sports Medicine have advocated for the availability of AED's in health clubs and fitness facilities since 2002 due to the risk of cardiac emergency during physical activity. For each minute that defibrillation is delayed, the chance of survival is reduced by 7-10%. Yesterday, this bill passed the Senate with a final vote of 28 in favor and 11 in opposition. Watch it here.
Yesterday, the Senate passed Senate Bill 202 and Senate Bill 423 to prohibit discrimination in public employment and housing. To ensure Virginia is an open and inclusive commonwealth, I support prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, sex, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions, age, marital status, disability, or status as a veteran. These two bills now need to be vetted and voted on in the House of Delegates before they can be sent to the Governor for signing.
Important Bills that Failed this Week
Earlier this week, the House of Delegates took up several measures intended to reduce gun violence and improve public safety. Unfortunately, a subcommittee voted down a measure to ban "bump stocks", the add-on device that allowed the Las Vegas shooter to kill so many so quickly. Read more about these here. Similarly, I offered Senate Bill 653 to keep the presumed ban on dangerous weapons in houses of worship, and give church leadership the power to decide if and when they allow weapons. Many churches now have security guards and other safety measures and I trust clergy to make their own decision on how to protect their congregation on private property. My bill was defeated in committee and instead, the committee voted to remove the weapons ban all together. Members of local clergy reached out to me in opposition to the repeal.
I am also disappointed that several pieces of important legislation on Medicaid Expansion failed in the Senate Education and Health committee this week. Recent polling conducted by the Hospital & Healthcare Association showing 83% of Virginians are in favor of increasing access to care through Medicaid expansion. While these pieces of legislation failed in committee, I will continue to fight for improving access to healthcare for all Virginians. It is still possible that we could reach an agreement to expand Medicaid for 400,000 working Virginians through the budget process. Read the specifics here.
Veterans Initiatives
On the theme of veteran employment and job creation, I have introduced language this year to create the Veterans Entrepreneur Capital Resources Program within the Small Business Financing Authority. The program would provide below market loans to veterans of any era who are starting a small business. This initiative is supported by the Joint Leadership Council of Veterans Service Organizations.
Last month, the Commonwealth unveiled its first Department of Veteran Services office inside the Pentagon. This marks the 30th DVS office in the state and will serve tens of thousands of transitioning service members and their families at the DOD headquarters. Virginia has the fourth largest veteran population in the nation, as we home the Pentagon and the largest Naval base in the world. This new office can help access services, including programs for healthcare, mental healthcare, housing, education, and employment. To learn more about DVS and their programs, visit https://www.dvs.virginia.gov/.
The Hylton Performing Arts Center at George Mason University is hosting the Veterans and the Arts Initiative in the coming weeks. The initiative makes long lasting connections between service members, veterans and their communities through artistic expression. For more information, visit the website here: http://hyltoncenter.org/veterans/
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Saturday, January 27, 2018
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A woman who claimed a bomb was on board a plane in a bid to stop her lover being deported has been jailed for six months.
Sadie Mattis, 20, called police to say there was an explosive device on a Virgin Atlantic flight to Jamaica.
Just before she made the hoax call, her boyfriend Andre Mullings was overheard by one of his escorts asking on his mobile phone: "Have you done it yet? Do it now."
Mattis said the plane was due to leave Heathrow shortly before 11am on November 27, but there was no such flight leaving the airport that day, a court heard.
But 400 passengers were prevented from boarding a similarly timed Jamaica-bound Virgin Atlantic flight from Gatwick while officers thoroughly searched the plane.
The aircraft, which Mr Mullings was due to take, was delayed by four hours.
Mattis gave police a false name but police were able to trace her by matching the number she used to call them and the one Mr Mullings called at Gatwick.
When her home was searched, officers found a note with the number VSO65 – the number of Mr Mulling's flight – as well as some of his immigration documents.
Andrew Bolton, for Mattis, told Snaresbrook crown court: "She recognises that this sort of action in the 21st century is looked upon with great seriousness.
"She said in her sentencing report that she was under a great deal of pressure from Mr Mullings.
"There were follow-up calls on a mobile phone provided to him at Gatwick.
"She resisted what he wanted her to do, but she succumbed."
Mr Bolton said Mattis had been in a relationship with Mr Mullings for two-and-a-half years before she had any idea he was an illegal immigrant.
Mattis, who has a four-year-old daughter with another partner, found out about his status only when police came to her front door to arrest him a few weeks before the incident.
She had been pregnant with Mr Mullings' child, but the child was stillborn in January 2013.
Mr Bolton went on: "As a result of that she suffered significant postpartum depression.
"[Mr Mullings] exploited her good nature in seeking benefit for himself and indeed a colleague who was being deported with him."
He added that Mattis had had no contact with her former boyfriend since the offence.
Jailing Mattis for six months, Judge John Lafferty said: "I have considerable sympathy for the situation you have found yourself in.
"It's rare, if ever, that a non-custodial sentence is appropriate in this case. Anyone who makes a phone call to the authorities alleging there is a bomb on a plane or in a building must expect an immediate custodial sentence."
Mattis, of East Ham, East London, admitted communicating false information and an immigration offence.
Wearing a leopard print blouse, she sobbed in the dock before she was led away.


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Kuwait is the only Gulf city that does not change its character despite the wealthy assets it possesses. The country remains humble compared to the glamorous cities around the Gulf countries. Kuwait looks still natural. It outshines the authentic Arabic feel. Besides, Kuwait is still the oasis of desert lands.
However, with the original outfit, Kuwait is captivating uniquely. It has stunning museums. Besides, it has a fine landscape of Souq and cornice. Those who want to get pleasure in the Arabic-climate beaches can visit Kuwait for sure. And not to mention the restaurants that are all superb.
Kuwait is often confused with the country Kuwait. Kuwait City is the capital city of Kuwait. Therefore, sometimes it refers to the big country of Kuwait. The capital city is the center of cultural and economic of Kuwait. Besides, all political activities are conducted in Kuwait City as well. In Kuwait City, Kuwait International Airport (Mina Al Shuwaik) will serve travelers with the best services. Besides, people can also take Mina Al-Ahmadi airport as their arrival spot.
The Climate of Kuwait city
Kuwait has a desert climate. The summer is extremely hot. The summer is in April to September. However, Between July and October, the weather is very humid. It is often unpleasant with the intense southeasterly winds. The rainfall occurs optimally between November and April. Winter is more pleasant with 18 degrees Celsius.
In Kuwait, dust storms occur as well. It happens in spring and summer. The dust storm is called Tauz. When the Tauz happens, it is recommended that we stay indoors.
The Best Time to Visit Kuwait
Experts recommend November to April is the best time to visit and enjoy Kuwait tourist attractions. The temperatures are usually come down to 18 Celsius degrees. During night times, the temperature might be colder.
For those who are going to Kuwait in summer, some skin protection is a must. People need to avoid direct sunlight since it can be extremely hot. To get prepared better, travelers have to pack up these things in their luggage:
1. Sunscreen
The extreme heat from Kuwait's sunlight can cause some harmful effects. People can get sunburn. Besides, it is possible that they get some skin irritation. Some report that the Kuwait heat can cause severe sunstroke.
2. Hats and Sunglasses
Even if the tourists do not want to visit the beach, they still need to walk with hat and sunglasses. It will be comfortable to take a city tour with proper head covers and sunglasses.
3. Proper clothes
Kuwait has a hot temperature. In addition, it is a Moslem country. Therefore, tourists will need to appear modest. Additionally, proper clothes will cover their bodies from the extreme heat.
4. Vitamin and Mineral Water
Tourists have to make sure that they hydrated enough during their trip. Therefore, we have to bring mineral water everywhere. After walking in a hot temperature, we can suffer from fatigue. That is why we have to also take vitamins.
Exploring the City of Kuwait
1. Tareq Rajab Museum
This museum is built in the basement of a fancy villa. It is the ethnographic museum to visit in Kuwait. What to see in this museum?
- Musical Instruments in Glass Cabinets
- Jewelry of Oman Silver and Saudi Gold
- Precious Headpieces
- Mongol Helmets and other types of prayer caps
- The jewelry of Nepal's goddess
- The Enamels of Jaipur
- The Pearls of Bahraini
- Arabic manuscript
2. The Souq
Kuwait has a pure Arabic atmosphere. Kuwait city has the old Souq with complex products. Antique products, local ingredients, and various handicrafts are available in the Souq. Unique supplies such as the tail of ox are offered as well. The main olives and dates are the main commodities to purchase in the Souq. It is even beautiful only by visiting the Souq. The sellers are wearing traditional clothes. Some women sit on the cushions. The traditional outfit and ethnic supplies color the Souq so beautifully.
Souq ad Dahab Al Markazi is the center of souvenirs and other supplies. Tourists can buy olive oil and gold in this market. Even, tourists can only roam and snap some stunning pictures of the traditional sellers in the Souq.
3. The Kuwait Towers
Visiting Kuwait City will not be enough without visiting Kuwait Towers. It is a blue-green tower with a majestic symbol of Kuwait nation. The towers were designed by a Swedish architect. This city landmark is not so ancient yet. It was opened in 1979. However, it is one of must visit places in Kuwait city. Tourists can hang out and enjoy the observation deck. Besides, gifts shops and cafes are available on the site.
4. Dar Al Athar Al Islamiyya
This cultural center is more than just a place for education. It has rich galleries that exhibit high-quality Al Sabah collections. The collections were previously kept in Iraq museums. In order to save the precious collections, the National Museum of Iraq moved the collection this amazing place. In addition, it also shows some invaluable sculptures. Besides, visitors can see many archaeological finds from various nations. Additionally, tourists can go to an auditorium in this museum. Also, gifts shops are available.
5. Al Hashemi Marine Museum
This is a museum for the nautical fans. It has superb collections of scale-model dhows. Many kinds of unique marine supplies such as knot boards, barometers, and sextants are in this museum. This museum is a wonderful destination in Kuwait City.
Kuwait City is a simply stunning place to visit. The place is rich in museums with world-class items. Besides, it also has the gorgeous view. Kuwait is the also the city with many artistic spots. Though Kuwait seems to avoid the spotlight like many other Gulf countries, this city is still gorgeous.
People do not have to deal with hard legal procedure when entering this city. Besides, there is no security issue related to Kuwait recently. Also, Kuwait is a peaceful city. Tourists will love the way this city offers modernity inside a humble package. Kuwait city will show the world the unique side of Arabic country. Many gorgeous spots are every corner of this capital city of Kuwait.


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Eric Clarke
He is a nice teacher but you don't learn anything unless you actually teach yourself or it's on US revolution...History was one of my best subjects last year and now I am just passing..VERY uncool.
He's like a real life, taller, version of Julius Hibbert. Although, I don't believe anyone has declared Jihad on Julius Hibbert...
I think he is alright, but he does not gives us much work and only puts on videos for the class to watch and sometimes makes us mark some other classes' work. We usually fail most of our tests too!
He is a bad teacher. I failed half of my assessments and i only got achieved on the rest of them. He is really nice and gives out lollies but he is too lazy. He just puts on videos and stuff.
He isn't a very good teacher He's not mean but he makes us mark random tests from other classes and we always say isn't that your job? Stephen
i think mr eric clarke is the best teacher at tawa college. i've had the pleasure of knowing him for many years and found him to be very helpful, kind, considerate and friendly. you are the best ever.
Perhaps the WORST teacher I have ever had. All the things he tells you are completely irrelevant so when exams and tests role around, you have no idea what to right. I learnt nothing from him.
really liked him, realy caring and lovely guy, hes probly the biggest reason why im doing history at uni now! he was always willing to help you if you put in the effort yourself!
mr clarke is an awsome teacher all u gota do is actualy PAY ATTENTION and u can learn heaps off him. if ur not interested in history then u r even there? if u dont like history thats not mr clarkes falt. i can learn heaps off him jst stop ur complaining and get a life!
HE HASNT TAUGHT US ANYTHING ALL YEAR. What the hell is the point of trying to explain things if 3/4 of the class is not listening and talking really loudly? He only ever explains things to 1 person at a time... and he takes HALF AN HOUR to do the roll! Studying for exams I learnt WAY MORE in 10minutes of reading than I have the whole year with him.
He never says any relevant info!!! he leaves us to fail our exams!!!! thank god for study guides!!! he yells and yells and talks and talks and rants on and on!!! GRRR!!! he only talks to one person in the class!!! i mean come on at least 30 otha pep in the class!! he tells us nothing and leaves us to suffer then says were crusing!!! BAD TEACHA!!! paid to teach..... Y DO THEY PAY HIM??????
welll hez a great guy... but thats not his job, its to TEACH. i learnt more of the internet when cramimg for exams as we had no notes to study from!, i had to look for my own. all we had been given was questions and answa sheets and nothing more!... during the whole year
HE Coaches the senior a gurls. He tinks his senor a team is the best but the havent even won a game . I think phil b has a beta coaching style than him
He is ok. But he just writes questions on the board and tells you to answer them (thats all he does). He is an annoying form teacher as well. he keeps us in for ages!!!! He is getting better though...
Nice enough guy. US teaching standards are not New Zealand's though.


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Kidō (lit. "Way of the Demon" or "Way of the Spirit"; dubbed "Demon Arts") refers to techniques used by shinigami in which they concentrate their spiritual power into spells of various powers. However, the term has also been used to loosely describe the abilities of Orihime Inoue, whose powers transcend even some of the most advanced kidō spells. These spells serve a number of uses, such as healing, restraining, defending, and attacking. Certain zanpakutō, categorized as kidō-type zanpakutō, have the natural ability to produce spells or some sort of magical effect.
The Kidō Corps is a subsidiary military branch of the Gotei 13 that specializes and excels in the use of kidō.
[edit] Kidō Mechanics
Kidō spells are ranked from 1 to 99 in terms of power and difficulty; the latter being the most powerful but the most difficult to perform. Typically, a shinigami must initially recite an incantation as preparation for whatever spell he/she wishes to use (always followed by the type of kidō and its rank number). On the other hand, there is a more effective method to casting spells without having to recite incantations.
Eishohaki refers to the the technique of using kidō without chanting an incantation. Although it drastically curtails the time used casting a spell, it also significantly weakens the effect the spell would have as opposed to if an incantation was chanted. While any shinigami competent in kidō can use this technique, its effectiveness is largely contingent on one's the skill level, otherwise the spell may fail to work. As such, the technique is generally only used by shinigami officers, who are well versed in kidō.
The prowess of a kidō spell is mostly dependent on the power of the shinigami using it, as even a weak spell is capable of causing devastating effects if used by a high level shinigami.
[edit] Main Kidō Types
In total, there are 3 main kidō types.
- Bakudō (Binding Spells): A broad category of defensive spells used to block or repel attacks as well as restrain enemies
- Hadō (Destructive Spells): Offensive spells which are used to harm a foe.
- Healing Spells: As the name implies, the purpose of these spells is to heal targets. They require no incantations, nor are they named or ranked. To perform a healing spell, the user simply places his/her hands over the wound as their hands glow green with spiritual energy, thus proceeding with the treatment.
[edit] Kidō in Combat
Even though kidō can be very advantageous in combat, the nature by which it is used makes it something that can only be practically used by skilled shinigami. This is because reciting incantations and other preparations inconvenience the user by leaving him/her vulnerable to enemy attack, which against more formidable opponents, can have fatal results. Nevertheless, adept shinigami such as Rukia Kuchiki have managed to work around such drawbacks by creating distractions, giving them adequate time to complete the requisites. Other methods used to counteract the downsides include the aforementioned Eishohaki and what is known as a Double Incantation, which involves mixing the incantations of two or more kidō spells to baffle the enemy and conserve time. The latter technique is a mark of a shinigami who is exceptionally skilled in using kidō, although it more or less serves a a replacement to the aforementioned technique for those who are not powerful enough to use it productively. A rarer form of the double incantation is mixing both Bakudō and Hadō incantations, which is even harder to produce. Kidō is mainly used for preemptive attacks rather than direct combat and are most efficient when the opponent can't see it coming. Members of the Kidō Corps also excel in the use of kidō in combat situations, abandoning the use of weapons.
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International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences
Volume 31, Issue 12, Pages 751-760
On the relation between interior critical points of positive solutions and parameters for a class of nonlinear boundary value problems
Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Basic Sciences, Mazandaran University, Babolsar, Iran
Received 10 September 2001
Copyright © 2002 Hindawi Publishing Corporation. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
We consider the boundary value problem , ; ; , where , are parameters and such that . In this paper, we study for the two cases and ( is the value of the solution at and is such that where ) the relation between and the number of interior critical points of the nonnegative solutions of the above system.