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Title: Promoting accountability - Transforming the System Transforming the System
Headings: Promoting accountability
Promoting accountability
Community-based accountability
Political accountability
Civil lawsuits
Criminal Prosecutions
To promote accountability, local, state, and county legislatures should pass legislation that calls for the following:
Civil society, activists, and concerned community members should:
Content: Since Title VI prohibits recipients of federal funds, including police departments, from discriminating based on race, color, or national origin, the DOJ could require police departments to “show specific, demonstrable evidence of proactive efforts to address and overcome racially biased policing when those departments apply for federal funds, undergo evaluations, submit reports, and are audited for compliance with federal civil rights law. Better still, it can reward and incentivize the departments that combine public safety and civil rights protections most effectively.” The demonstrable evidence of such policy changes can include the type of policy changes police departments provide in consent decrees with the federal government, including “training in civil rights and de-escalation, stronger scrutiny of racial inequities and excessive force, and greater community accountability and oversight.” Thus, the DOJ can proactively encourage these reforms, providing adequate guidance and resources, rather than reacting to abuses in a piecemeal fashion. Police officers can also be made subject to “political” checks, such as peer reviews during incidents of misconduct and internal disciplinary panels. While these checks may exist, they are often missing the necessary transparency that can reassure the public that internal procedures are thorough and fair. At the same time, by regularly providing data to the public on the disciplinary dispositions of all misconduct complaints it will be easier to identify and address systemic problems in those processes. Internal police procedures can also reflect a commitment to accountable, fair, and unbiased policing. Police departments can require implicit bias training and develop a policy to consider an officer’s racial bias and record when hiring, certifying, deploying, or evaluating police officers. Civil lawsuits
Police officers can also be held accountable through civil lawsuits.
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https://transformingthesystem.org/criminal-justice-policy-solutions/create-fair-and-effective-policing-practices/promoting-accountability/
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Title: Navajo Cultural Constructions of Gender and Sexuality | Trans Bodies Across The Globe
Headings: Navajo Cultural Constructions of Gender and Sexuality
Navajo Cultural Constructions of Gender and Sexuality
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Content: The third gender category of nadleeh reflects the Navajo tradition of accepting gender diversity and rejecting the concept of gender dysphoria or a dyadic system of gender. 4. Masculine female: the fourth gender category is masculine female, or female-bodied nadleeh. Navajo culture views masculine females separate from other female-bodied people because their role in society is difference from primary gender women. Today, masculine females occupy some roles usually associated with men. Historically, female-boded nadleeh had specific ceremonial roles. 5. Feminine male: the fifth gender is the feminine male, or male-bodied nadleeh.
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https://transgenderglobe.wordpress.com/2010/12/17/navajo-cultural-constructions-of-gender-and-sexuality/
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Title: Navajo Cultural Constructions of Gender and Sexuality | Trans Bodies Across The Globe
Headings: Navajo Cultural Constructions of Gender and Sexuality
Navajo Cultural Constructions of Gender and Sexuality
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Content: Today, masculine females occupy some roles usually associated with men. Historically, female-boded nadleeh had specific ceremonial roles. 5. Feminine male: the fifth gender is the feminine male, or male-bodied nadleeh. Feminine males identify with gender diversity, and they typically performed work also performed by women. Navajo culture has adapted ideas from other cultures including the Euro-American concept of gay and lesbian identities. Many young Navajo individuals identify as gay or lesbian and do not connect with traditional cultural concepts such as nadleeh. Within Navajo tradition, relationships are viewed as gender issues first and sexual issues second. For example, a relationship between a female-bodied nadleeh and a woman or a male-bodied nadleeh and a man are not considered homosexual relationships.
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https://transgenderglobe.wordpress.com/2010/12/17/navajo-cultural-constructions-of-gender-and-sexuality/
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Title:
Headings: Understanding Grief
Understanding
Grief
Transitions
GriefCare
919.719.7199
transitionslifecare.org/griefcare
Along
The
Journey
of
Grief
Understanding
Grief
Grief:
Normal
Grief
Reactions
Coping
with
Grief
Grief
can
be
emotionally
exhausting
Grief
can
be
physically
exhausting
Grief
can
make
you
feel
out
of
control
Grief
can
be
confusing
to
those
who
care
about
you
Grief
is
long,
hard
work
The
Mourner’s
Bill
of
Rights
How
to
Support
Someone
in
Grief
Do’s
and
Don’ts
of
Support
How
To
Support
Someone
In
Grief:
Helpful
Phrases
Don’t
say:
Do
say:
LISTEN,
LISTEN,
LISTEN
Adult
Grief
Support
Services
Grief
Counseling
Bereavement
Support
Groups
Workshops
and
Special
Events
Community
Education
and
Support
Lending
Library
and
Additional
Information
Books
for
Adults
General
Grief
Death
of
a
Life
Partner
Death
of
a
Parent
Books
for
Children
Content: these
reactions
are
normal,
natural
responses
to
the
loss
of
a
significant
person
in
your
life. Sadness
Anger
Guilt,
regret
Relief
Shock,
numbness
Yearning
Anxiety,
insecurity,
panic,
fear
Apathy,
lack
of
motivation
Loneliness
and
sense
of
social
isolation
Resentment,
envy,
feeling
cheated
Abandonment
Helplessness,
lack
of
control
Decreased
self-confidence
Humor
Fatigue,
feeling
drained
Feeling
of
emptiness
or
“butterflies”
in
the
stomach
Lump
in
the
throat
Tightness
in
the
chest,
breathlessness
Increased
muscle
tension,
aches,
pain
Susceptibility
to
illness
or
exacerbation
of
existing
health
problems
Feeling
of
weakness
Palpitations
Shaking
Dryness
of
the
mouth
Over-sensitivity
to
noise
Confusion,
disorientation,
forgetfulness,
inability
to
concentrate
Vivid
imagery
of
the
illness
and/or
death
Need
to
tell
the
details
of
the
loss
again
and
again
Disbelief,
unreality
Sense
of
presence
Seeing,
smelling,
or
hearing
the
person
Wishing
for
death
or
to
join
the
deceased
Thoughts
like: “It
will
never
be
the
same”
or
“It’s
not
fair”
Dreams
of
the
deceased
Sleep
and
appetite
changes
Increase
in
accidents
or
risky
behaviors
Searching
and
calling
out,
talking
to
the
deceased
Crying,
screaming
Restlessness,
sighing
Irritability,
feeling
“on
edge”
Social
withdrawal
or
increased
social
activity; changed
relationships
Changes
in
work
performance
Increase
or
decrease
in
alcohol
or
drug
use
Increase
or
decrease
in
self-care
Loss
of
identity,
loss
of
purpose
Search
for
meaning,
questioning
Redefining
personal
philosophy
and
assumptions
about
life
Turning
away
from
or
towards
existing
beliefs
Increase
or
decrease
in
religious
practice: attending
worship,
prayer,
meditation
Anger
at
faith,
anger
at
God
Gratitude
Peace,
resolution
Increased
meaning,
hope
New
life
priorities
We
all
grieve,
but
no
two
people
grieve
alike. You
may
experience
any
combination
of
these
reactions,
and
your
responses
can
vary
greatly
from
day
to
day. Letting
yourself
experience
and
work
through
them
is
part
of
the
difficult
but
ultimately
healing
process
of
grief. List
adapted
from
Grief
Counseling
and
Grief
Therapy
by
J.
William
Worden
and
Normal
Manifestations
of
Grief
by
Gerry
Haynes
and
Kay
Kukowski
www.transitionslifecare.org
Coping
with
Grief
Grief
can
be
emotionally
exhausting
Understand
that
you
are
different
right
now
because
you
are
healing
Be
gentle
and
patient
with
yourself; treat
yourself
as
you
would
a
good
friend
Lower
your
expectations
of
what
you
would
normally
be
able
to
manage
Give
yourself
a
“pass”
when
something
is
too
hard
Take
time
alone
when
you
are
too
tired
or
too
sad
to
be
with
people
Seek
those
you
can
trust
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https://transitionslifecare.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Understanding-Grief-Adult-packet.pdf
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Title: Modularized Curriculum | TransLeadership
Headings: Modularized Curriculum
Modularized Curriculum
Content: Well, probably all of the above, but more to the point, do they hold back innovation in education? Educational systems have a tendency to survey constituents when making change, but is that prudent? ( Perhaps from a political perspective, but from the perspective of affecting change is it?) Don’t constituents simply want more of the same? How often do we hear, “Back when I was in school…” when folks talk about innovation in education? For example, we know from Howard Gardner’s work that different children learn differently, but the movement to enact meaningful change for atypical learners is often meant with resistance because, “back when I was in school, we didn’t have…” or “when I started teaching we didn’t have to worry about…” Despite mountains of research to suggest that innovations often lead to increase student performance, educational systems are loath to change – or perhaps it is more accurate to suggest that they can’t change. Horn made the claim in our discussion that the interdependency of school systems creates standardization, thus not allowing schools to customize and personalize their program. In effect, making them rigid and change adverse. Which is why I am so excited about the prevalence of online schools. ( In the interest of full disclosure, I work part-time at the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School -VLACS.)
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https://transleadership.wordpress.com/2009/11/24/modularized-curriculum/
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Title: The History, Culture and Importance of Hispanic Americans
Headings: The History, Culture and Importance of Hispanic Americans
The History, Culture and Importance of Hispanic Americans
Content: In fact, Hispanic Americans constitute the second largest ethnic group in the U.S. Hispanic Americans are the second fastest growing community in the U.S and have been around since 1565 when St. Augustine in Florida was founded. The term “Hispanic” was first used by the U.S government, during the Presidency of Richard Nixon and has stayed on from then. From 1950, when there were less than 4 million Hispanics to today, when the total number of Hispanics in the U.S is 45 million, Hispanic Americans have come a long way. Hispanic Americans have emerged from the shadows and proved themselves as a force to reckon with. Their contribution to America is outstanding. Hispanics have actively contributed and participated in the American War of Independence, Civil War, Cuban War, World War I and II and the Vietnam War. They have also made major contributions to the fields of art, science, entertainment, politics, business, fashion, literature, technology and sports. Most of the Hispanics can speak Spanish. Another aspect that connects all Hispanic Americans is the problems that they face. Common issues such as education, poverty, unemployment, Hispanophobia have been and are faced by Hispanics.
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https://transpanish.biz/translation_blog/the-history-culture-and-importance-of-hispanic-americans/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_30_890865174#3_2013194530
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Title: Federal Transportation Agencies – Transportation Law
Headings: Federal Transportation Agencies
Federal Transportation Agencies
Inside Federal Transportation Agencies
Content: strengthening commercial motor vehicle equipment and operating standards; and
increasing safety awareness. The Federal Railroad Administration (“FRA”) was created by the DOT Act of 1966. The purpose of FRA is to: promulgate and enforce rail safety regulations; administer railroad assistance programs; conduct research and development in support of improved railroad safety and national rail transportation policy; provide for the rehabilitation of Northeast Corridor rail passenger service; and
consolidate government support of rail transportation activities. The Federal Transit Administration (“FTA”) is one of the operating administrations within the U.S. DOT.
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https://transportationlaw.uslegal.com/federal-transportation-agencies/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_30_891205749#1_2013841155
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Title: Types of Land Use Zoning | The Geography of Transport Systems
Headings: Types of Land Use Zoning
Types of Land Use Zoning
Content: Functional zoning. The most prevalent form of zoning where land use zones are defined according to their function, such as commercial, residential, or industrial. Each zone type is subject to specific rules and regulations concerning the type of activities built. The assumption is that urban functions should be allocated to specific areas to improve their efficiency and mitigate externalities associated with incompatible land uses. Form-based zoning. Define zones according to their physical characteristics, mostly from an urban identity perspective, such as the downtown area. This form of zoning is usually easier to relate to the general population since it uses zonal definitions that are well known and help create an urban identity by underlining areas with unique characteristics. Intensity zoning. Defines land use zones by the permitted intensity level, such as the number of residential units per unit of surface or allowed commercial surface. Such regulation enables a level of flexibility in urban development since it permits developers to select which development types take place as long as this development abides by density constraints.
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https://transportgeography.org/?page_id=4956
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_30_891205749#2_2013842616
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Title: Types of Land Use Zoning | The Geography of Transport Systems
Headings: Types of Land Use Zoning
Types of Land Use Zoning
Content: Define zones according to their physical characteristics, mostly from an urban identity perspective, such as the downtown area. This form of zoning is usually easier to relate to the general population since it uses zonal definitions that are well known and help create an urban identity by underlining areas with unique characteristics. Intensity zoning. Defines land use zones by the permitted intensity level, such as the number of residential units per unit of surface or allowed commercial surface. Such regulation enables a level of flexibility in urban development since it permits developers to select which development types take place as long as this development abides by density constraints. Density can also be set to minimum criteria to avoid a wasteful usage of real estate. Incentive zoning. Often part of revitalization or development plans where developers are allowed to build residential, commercial, or industrial (manufacturing, warehousing) projects in specific areas by providing various incentives such as tax abatement or basic infrastructure (road, utilities, public transport services). Further, developers can be granted lower restrictions, namely density limits, if amenities are such as park areas and infrastructure are developed as well. Commonly, more than one type of zoning will be applied to a city, which can lead to some conflicts and discrepancies between stakeholders.
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https://transportgeography.org/?page_id=4956
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_30_892748198#0_2016824746
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Title: Early Trauma Care-Primary Survey | Trauma Victoria
Headings: Major Trauma Guidelines & Education
Major Trauma Guidelines & Education
Primary Survey
Control of exsanguinating external haemorrhage
Airway with cervical spine protection
Life threats
Assess for airway stability
Assess for soiled airway
Attempt simple airway manoeuvres if required
Secure the airway if necessary (treat airway obstruction as a medical emergency)
Maintain full spinal precautions if indicated
Breathing and ventilation
Life threats
Oxygen administration
Assess the chest
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Assess circulation and perfusion
Intravenous access
If necessary, perform a FAST scan
Control of exsanguinating external haemorrhage
Disability
Assess level of consciousness
Test blood sugar levels
Exposure and environment
Content: Early Trauma Care-Primary Survey | Trauma Victoria
5 Trauma System Guidelines
13 Specialist Cinical Guidelines
Home
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Trauma System Guidelines
7 Victorian Trauma System
6 Pre-Hospital Triage
7 Inter-Hospital Transfer
8 Preparation for Retrieval
8 Teamwork and Communication
Victorian Trauma System
1 Key Messages
0 Introduction
0 Definition of Major Trauma
0 Key features of the Victorian State Trauma System
0 Victorian State Trauma System Outcomes
0 Resources
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Introduction
Definition of Major Trauma
Key features of the Victorian State Trauma System
Victorian State Trauma System Outcomes
Resources
References
Pre-Hospital Triage
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
4 Identification of Potential Major Trauma
2 On Scene
1 Transport Time
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Identification of Potential Major Trauma
Vital signs
Injuries found or suspected
Isolated head injury in older people
High-risk criteria
On Scene
Scene Time
ARV Notification
Transport Time
Persisting hypovolaemic shock
References
Inter-Hospital Transfer
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
4 Identification of Potential Major Trauma
0 Deterioration
2 Contact Retrieval Service
1 Retrieval and transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Identification of Potential Major Trauma
Vital signs
Injuries found or suspected
Specialised trauma transfer indications
High-risk criteria
Deterioration
Contact Retrieval Service
Telemedicine
Pre-transport communication and coordination
Retrieval and transfer
Ensuring patient readiness for transfer
References
Preparation for Retrieval
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guide
0 Introduction
0 Retrieval Coordination
0 Choice of Transport Vehicle
2 Process of Transfer
6 Patient Preparation
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guide
Introduction
Retrieval Coordination
Choice of Transport Vehicle
Process of Transfer
Pre-transport communication and coordination
Ensuring patient readiness for transfer
Patient Preparation
Airway
Breathing
Circulation and C-spine
Documentation
Alert
Other
References
Teamwork and Communication
1 Key Messages
0 Key attributes of an effective team
2 Trauma team structure
1 The role of the team leader
6 Effective Communication
2 Dealing with issues
0 Trauma Team Training
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Key attributes of an effective team
Trauma team structure
Trauma team positions
Modified trauma team positions
The role of the team leader
What is situational awareness? Effective Communication
What is a shared mental model? Briefing the team
Tacit vs explicit communication
Closed-loop communication
Handover
Remote support and communication
Dealing with issues
Graded assertiveness
Five-step advocacy
Trauma Team Training
References
Specialist Cinical Guidelines
10 Early Trauma Care
10 Burns
10 Obstetric Trauma
8 The Deteriorating Trauma Patient
11 Traumatic Brain Injury
11 Spinal Trauma
11 Thoracic Trauma
10 Anticoagulation in Trauma
13 Paediatric Trauma
10 Abdominal Trauma
13 Traumatic Cardiac Arrest
9 Imaging in Trauma
11 Older Person Trauma
Early Trauma Care
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
0 Introduction
2 Early Activation
5 Primary Survey
10 Secondary Survey
0 Planning and Communication
15 Early Management
0 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Early Activation
Ambulance handover
Reception and resuscitation
Primary Survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
Breathing and ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability
Exposure and environment
Secondary Survey
History
Head-to-toe examination
Head and face
Neck
Chest
Abdomen
Limbs
Back
Buttocks and perineum
Genitalia
Planning and Communication
Early Management
Airway management
Fluid resuscitation
Analgesia
Fractures and dislocations
Prevent hypothermia
In-dwelling catheter
Monitoring
Glasgow Coma Scale
Pathology tests
X-ray or FAST scan
Naso/orogastric tube (N/OGT)
Wound care
Tetanus immunisation
Antibiotics
Reassess
Retrieval and Transfer
References
Burns
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
0 Introduction
0 Early Activation
5 Primary Survey
4 Secondary Survey
0 Planning and Communication
15 Early Management
0 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points: Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Early Activation
Primary Survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
Breathing and ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability: neurological status
Exposure/environmental control
Secondary Survey
History
Head-to-toe examination
Measuring burns
Head-to-toe examination
Planning and Communication
Early Management
Airway management
Fluid resuscitation
Compartment Syndrome
Analgesia
Wound care
Minimise heat loss
In-dwelling catheter
Monitoring
Glasgow Coma Scale
Pathology tests
X-ray/FAST scan
Naso/orogastric tube (N/OGT)
Tetanus immunisation
Antibiotics
Reassess
Retrieval and Transfer
References
Obstetric Trauma
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
2 Introduction
0 Early Activation
5 Primary Survey
2 Secondary Survey
2 Planning and Communication
16 Early Management
0 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Changes in pregnancy
Complications associated with trauma
Early Activation
Primary Survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
Breathing and ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability: neurological status
Exposure/environmental control
Secondary Survey
History
Head-to-toe examination
Planning and Communication
Pre-hospital triage
Inter-hospital transfer
Early Management
Patient positioning
Airway management
Radiology
Pathology tests
Preventing hypothermia
Analgesia and antiemetics
Sedation
Monitoring
Wound care
In-dwelling catheter
Nasogastric tube
Tetanus prophylaxis
Antibiotics
Cardiac arrest
Blood matters
Reassess
Retrieval and Transfer
References
The Deteriorating Trauma Patient
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
2 Introduction
1 Clinical Observation of Major Trauma Patient
1 Team Role in Recognising Deterioration
0 Early Activation or Consultation
0 Further Information
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Deteriorating trauma patients
Track and Trigger
Clinical Observation of Major Trauma Patient
Recognising and responding to clinical deterioration
Team Role in Recognising Deterioration
ABCDEFG for deteriorating patients
Early Activation or Consultation
Further Information
References
Traumatic Brain Injury
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
0 Introduction
0 Early Activation
5 Primary Survey
3 Secondary Survey
1 Planning and Communication
18 Early Management
4 The Rapidly Deteriorating TBI Patient
0 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Early Activation
Primary Survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
Breathing and ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability: neurological status
Exposure/environmental control
Secondary Survey
History
Neurological assessment
Head-to-toe examination
Planning and Communication
Indications for ARV consultation and/or transfer to a major trauma service
Early Management
Airway management
Imaging
The intoxicated patient with head trauma
Anticoagulation and head trauma
Patient positioning
Seizure Prophylaxis
Pathology tests
Thermoregulation
Analgesia
Sedation
Monitoring
Wound care
In-dwelling catheter
Nasogastric tube
Tetanus immunisation
Antibiotics
Steroids
Reassess
The Rapidly Deteriorating TBI Patient
Additional management points
Hyperventilation
Osmotherapy
Burr hole evacuation
Retrieval and Transfer
References
Spinal Trauma
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
0 Introduction
0 Early Activation
0 Early rapid neurological assessment
5 Primary Survey
9 Secondary Survey
0 Planning and Communication
15 Early Management
2 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Early Activation
Early rapid neurological assessment
Primary Survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
Breathing and ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability: neurological status
Exposure/environmental control
Secondary Survey
History
Head-to-toe examination
Neck
Chest
Abdomen
Limbs
Back
Buttocks and perineum
Genitalia
Planning and Communication
Early Management
Airway management
Fluid resuscitation
Monitoring
Medical imaging
Wound care
Pressure area care
Analgesia
Prevent hypothermia
Glasgow Coma Scale
Pathology
In-dwelling catheter
Nasogastric tube
Antibiotics
Reassess
Other
Retrieval and Transfer
Isolated spinal cord injury
Potential multi-trauma
References
Thoracic Trauma
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
0 Introduction
6 Immediately life threatening injuries
0 Early activation
7 Primary survey
2 Secondary survey
0 Planning and Communication
5 Early management
0 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical Emphasis Points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Immediately life threatening injuries
Tension pneumothorax
Massive Haemothorax
Cardiac Tamponade
Open pneumothorax
Flail Chest & Pulmonary Contusions
Major tracheobronchial injuries – larynx/ trachea
Early activation
Primary survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
Breathing and Ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability: Neurological status
Exposure and environmental control
Investigations
Analgesia
Secondary survey
History
Head-to-toe examination
Planning and Communication
Early management
Airway management
Fluid resuscitation
Monitor
Administer
Wound Care
Retrieval and Transfer
References
Anticoagulation in Trauma
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid R
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https://trauma.reach.vic.gov.au/guidelines/early-trauma-care/primary-survey
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Title: Early Trauma Care-Secondary Survey | Trauma Victoria
Headings: Major Trauma Guidelines & Education
Major Trauma Guidelines & Education
Secondary Survey
History
Head-to-toe examination
Head and face
Neck
Chest
Abdomen
Limbs
Back
Buttocks and perineum
Genitalia
Content: Maintain in-line stabilisation throughout. Inspect the entire length of the back noting any deformity, bruising and lacerations. Palpate the spine for any tenderness or steps between the vertebrae. Include a cervical examination at this stage. A digital rectal examination should be performed only if a spinal injury suspected. Note any loss of tone or sensation. Top of page
Buttocks and perineum
Look for any soft-tissue injury such as bruising or lacerations. Genitalia
Inspect for soft-tissue injuries such as bruising, lacerations or burns. Note any priapism that may indicate a spinal injury. The priorities for further investigation and treatment may now be considered and a plan for definitive care established.
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https://trauma.reach.vic.gov.au/guidelines/early-trauma-care/secondary-survey
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_30_892778384#15_2016856420
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Title: Early Trauma Care-Secondary Survey | Trauma Victoria
Headings: Major Trauma Guidelines & Education
Major Trauma Guidelines & Education
Secondary Survey
History
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What is a shared mental model? Briefing the team
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Planning and Communication
Early Management
Airway management
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Fractures and dislocations
Prevent hypothermia
In-dwelling catheter
Monitoring
Glasgow Coma Scale
Pathology tests
X-ray or FAST scan
Naso/orogastric tube (N/OGT)
Wound care
Tetanus immunisation
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Reassess
Retrieval and Transfer
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0 Planning and Communication
15 Early Management
0 Retrieval and Transfer
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Introduction
Early Activation
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Airway with cervical spine protection
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Circulation with haemorrhage control
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History
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Early Management
Airway management
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Minimise heat loss
In-dwelling catheter
Monitoring
Glasgow Coma Scale
Pathology tests
X-ray/FAST scan
Naso/orogastric tube (N/OGT)
Tetanus immunisation
Antibiotics
Reassess
Retrieval and Transfer
References
Obstetric Trauma
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0 Early Activation
5 Primary Survey
2 Secondary Survey
2 Planning and Communication
16 Early Management
0 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
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Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Changes in pregnancy
Complications associated with trauma
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Airway with cervical spine protection
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Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability: neurological status
Exposure/environmental control
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History
Head-to-toe examination
Planning and Communication
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Inter-hospital transfer
Early Management
Patient positioning
Airway management
Radiology
Pathology tests
Preventing hypothermia
Analgesia and antiemetics
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Monitoring
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The Deteriorating Trauma Patient
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2 Introduction
1 Clinical Observation of Major Trauma Patient
1 Team Role in Recognising Deterioration
0 Early Activation or Consultation
0 Further Information
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ABCDEFG for deteriorating patients
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Traumatic Brain Injury
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3 Secondary Survey
1 Planning and Communication
18 Early Management
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0 References
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Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Early Activation
Primary Survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
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Exposure/environmental control
Secondary Survey
History
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Early Management
Airway management
Imaging
The intoxicated patient with head trauma
Anticoagulation and head trauma
Patient positioning
Seizure Prophylaxis
Pathology tests
Thermoregulation
Analgesia
Sedation
Monitoring
Wound care
In-dwelling catheter
Nasogastric tube
Tetanus immunisation
Antibiotics
Steroids
Reassess
The Rapidly Deteriorating TBI Patient
Additional management points
Hyperventilation
Osmotherapy
Burr hole evacuation
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Spinal Trauma
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0 Early rapid neurological assessment
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9 Secondary Survey
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15 Early Management
2 Retrieval and Transfer
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Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Early Activation
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Breathing and ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
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Exposure/environmental control
Secondary Survey
History
Head-to-toe examination
Neck
Chest
Abdomen
Limbs
Back
Buttocks and perineum
Genitalia
Planning and Communication
Early Management
Airway management
Fluid resuscitation
Monitoring
Medical imaging
Wound care
Pressure area care
Analgesia
Prevent hypothermia
Glasgow Coma Scale
Pathology
In-dwelling catheter
Nasogastric tube
Antibiotics
Reassess
Other
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Isolated spinal cord injury
Potential multi-trauma
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Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Immediately life threatening injuries
Tension pneumothorax
Massive Haemothorax
Cardiac Tamponade
Open pneumothorax
Flail Chest & Pulmonary Contusions
Major tracheobronchial injuries – larynx/ trachea
Early activation
Primary survey
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Breathing and Ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
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Exposure and environmental control
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Analgesia
Secondary survey
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Head-to-toe examination
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Early management
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Major Trauma Guidelines & Education
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Pathophysiology and early management
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High-risk criteria
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Persisting hypovolaemic shock
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1 Retrieval and transfer
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Rapid Reference Guideline
Identification of Potential Major Trauma
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Specialised trauma transfer indications
High-risk criteria
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Pre-transport communication and coordination
Retrieval and transfer
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0 Choice of Transport Vehicle
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6 Patient Preparation
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Rapid Reference Guide
Introduction
Retrieval Coordination
Choice of Transport Vehicle
Process of Transfer
Pre-transport communication and coordination
Ensuring patient readiness for transfer
Patient Preparation
Airway
Breathing
Circulation and C-spine
Documentation
Alert
Other
References
Teamwork and Communication
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1 The role of the team leader
6 Effective Communication
2 Dealing with issues
0 Trauma Team Training
0 References
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Key attributes of an effective team
Trauma team structure
Trauma team positions
Modified trauma team positions
The role of the team leader
What is situational awareness? Effective Communication
What is a shared mental model? Briefing the team
Tacit vs explicit communication
Closed-loop communication
Handover
Remote support and communication
Dealing with issues
Graded assertiveness
Five-step advocacy
Trauma Team Training
References
Specialist Cinical Guidelines
10 Early Trauma Care
10 Burns
10 Obstetric Trauma
8 The Deteriorating Trauma Patient
11 Traumatic Brain Injury
11 Spinal Trauma
11 Thoracic Trauma
10 Anticoagulation in Trauma
13 Paediatric Trauma
10 Abdominal Trauma
13 Traumatic Cardiac Arrest
9 Imaging in Trauma
11 Older Person Trauma
Early Trauma Care
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0 Rapid Reference Guideline
0 Introduction
2 Early Activation
5 Primary Survey
10 Secondary Survey
0 Planning and Communication
15 Early Management
0 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Early Activation
Ambulance handover
Reception and resuscitation
Primary Survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
Breathing and ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability
Exposure and environment
Secondary Survey
History
Head-to-toe examination
Head and face
Neck
Chest
Abdomen
Limbs
Back
Buttocks and perineum
Genitalia
Planning and Communication
Early Management
Airway management
Fluid resuscitation
Analgesia
Fractures and dislocations
Prevent hypothermia
In-dwelling catheter
Monitoring
Glasgow Coma Scale
Pathology tests
X-ray or FAST scan
Naso/orogastric tube (N/OGT)
Wound care
Tetanus immunisation
Antibiotics
Reassess
Retrieval and Transfer
References
Burns
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0 Rapid Reference Guideline
0 Introduction
0 Early Activation
5 Primary Survey
4 Secondary Survey
0 Planning and Communication
15 Early Management
0 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points: Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Early Activation
Primary Survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
Breathing and ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability: neurological status
Exposure/environmental control
Secondary Survey
History
Head-to-toe examination
Measuring burns
Head-to-toe examination
Planning and Communication
Early Management
Airway management
Fluid resuscitation
Compartment Syndrome
Analgesia
Wound care
Minimise heat loss
In-dwelling catheter
Monitoring
Glasgow Coma Scale
Pathology tests
X-ray/FAST scan
Naso/orogastric tube (N/OGT)
Tetanus immunisation
Antibiotics
Reassess
Retrieval and Transfer
References
Obstetric Trauma
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
2 Introduction
0 Early Activation
5 Primary Survey
2 Secondary Survey
2 Planning and Communication
16 Early Management
0 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Changes in pregnancy
Complications associated with trauma
Early Activation
Primary Survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
Breathing and ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability: neurological status
Exposure/environmental control
Secondary Survey
History
Head-to-toe examination
Planning and Communication
Pre-hospital triage
Inter-hospital transfer
Early Management
Patient positioning
Airway management
Radiology
Pathology tests
Preventing hypothermia
Analgesia and antiemetics
Sedation
Monitoring
Wound care
In-dwelling catheter
Nasogastric tube
Tetanus prophylaxis
Antibiotics
Cardiac arrest
Blood matters
Reassess
Retrieval and Transfer
References
The Deteriorating Trauma Patient
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
2 Introduction
1 Clinical Observation of Major Trauma Patient
1 Team Role in Recognising Deterioration
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0 Further Information
0 References
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Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Deteriorating trauma patients
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Team Role in Recognising Deterioration
ABCDEFG for deteriorating patients
Early Activation or Consultation
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Traumatic Brain Injury
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5 Primary Survey
3 Secondary Survey
1 Planning and Communication
18 Early Management
4 The Rapidly Deteriorating TBI Patient
0 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Early Activation
Primary Survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
Breathing and ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability: neurological status
Exposure/environmental control
Secondary Survey
History
Neurological assessment
Head-to-toe examination
Planning and Communication
Indications for ARV consultation and/or transfer to a major trauma service
Early Management
Airway management
Imaging
The intoxicated patient with head trauma
Anticoagulation and head trauma
Patient positioning
Seizure Prophylaxis
Pathology tests
Thermoregulation
Analgesia
Sedation
Monitoring
Wound care
In-dwelling catheter
Nasogastric tube
Tetanus immunisation
Antibiotics
Steroids
Reassess
The Rapidly Deteriorating TBI Patient
Additional management points
Hyperventilation
Osmotherapy
Burr hole evacuation
Retrieval and Transfer
References
Spinal Trauma
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
0 Introduction
0 Early Activation
0 Early rapid neurological assessment
5 Primary Survey
9 Secondary Survey
0 Planning and Communication
15 Early Management
2 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical emphasis points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Early Activation
Early rapid neurological assessment
Primary Survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
Breathing and ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability: neurological status
Exposure/environmental control
Secondary Survey
History
Head-to-toe examination
Neck
Chest
Abdomen
Limbs
Back
Buttocks and perineum
Genitalia
Planning and Communication
Early Management
Airway management
Fluid resuscitation
Monitoring
Medical imaging
Wound care
Pressure area care
Analgesia
Prevent hypothermia
Glasgow Coma Scale
Pathology
In-dwelling catheter
Nasogastric tube
Antibiotics
Reassess
Other
Retrieval and Transfer
Isolated spinal cord injury
Potential multi-trauma
References
Thoracic Trauma
1 Key Messages
0 Rapid Reference Guideline
0 Introduction
6 Immediately life threatening injuries
0 Early activation
7 Primary survey
2 Secondary survey
0 Planning and Communication
5 Early management
0 Retrieval and Transfer
0 References
Key Messages
Clinical Emphasis Points
Rapid Reference Guideline
Introduction
Immediately life threatening injuries
Tension pneumothorax
Massive Haemothorax
Cardiac Tamponade
Open pneumothorax
Flail Chest & Pulmonary Contusions
Major tracheobronchial injuries – larynx/ trachea
Early activation
Primary survey
Airway with cervical spine protection
Breathing and Ventilation
Circulation with haemorrhage control
Disability: Neurological status
Exposure and environmental control
Investigations
Analgesia
Secondary survey
History
Head-to-toe examination
Planning and Communication
Early management
Airway management
Fluid resuscitation
Monitor
Administer
Wound Care
Retrieval and Transfer
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Anticoagulation in Trauma
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Risk Factors & Causes of Secondary Traumatic Stress
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Secondary Traumatic Stress
Coping with the effects of others' trauma can be draining and can have lasting negative effects. It is not uncommon for educators who deal with traumatized children to develop their own symptoms of traumatic stress. This is known as secondary traumatic stress. In order to best serve their students and and maintain their own health, educators must be alert to the signs of secondary traumatic stress in themselves and their coworkers. In a trauma-informed school, staff should be encouraged to practice self-care along with other strategies to guard against or heal from the effects of secondary traumatic stress. Risk Factors & Causes of Secondary Traumatic Stress
Certain circumstances can cause you to be more susceptible to secondary traumatic stress. Seek support and practice self-care to manage the possible effects of these experiences: Personal exposure to a traumatic event (s) or to individuals who are coping with their own reactions to trauma
Direct contact with children’s traumatic stories
Helping others and neglecting yourself
Signs of Secondary Traumatic Stress
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Not that phone. Virgin, in the USA, uses Sprint's network. Sprint uses the CDMA standard. Europe uses a different standard, GSM. The only US phones which can work in Europe are: GSM phones from AT&T and/or T-Mobile, the two GSM providers in the US, as long as the phone supports the same bands as the country you're going to (most phones in the last couple of years are multi-band and will). The newer "world phones" from Verizon, Sprint, and other CDMA carriers, (including the iPhones 4S and 5) which support both CDMA and GSM.
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Content: Sprint uses the CDMA standard. Europe uses a different standard, GSM. The only US phones which can work in Europe are: GSM phones from AT&T and/or T-Mobile, the two GSM providers in the US, as long as the phone supports the same bands as the country you're going to (most phones in the last couple of years are multi-band and will). The newer "world phones" from Verizon, Sprint, and other CDMA carriers, (including the iPhones 4S and 5) which support both CDMA and GSM. The phone should also be carrier-unlocked. Then you can buy foreign carrier SIM cards and pop them in your phone. It's cheap to use. However, unlocked phones are generally a few hundred dollars more than locked ones. If you buy a phone without a contract, it's probably unlocked.
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Content: The phone should also be carrier-unlocked. Then you can buy foreign carrier SIM cards and pop them in your phone. It's cheap to use. However, unlocked phones are generally a few hundred dollars more than locked ones. If you buy a phone without a contract, it's probably unlocked. A locked phone would still use the American phone plan. It's expensive to use abroad. But locked phones are cheaper to buy. If you buy a phone with a contract (i.e. for two years), it's probably locked. Share
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If your phone is not GSM it won't work.
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If your phone is not GSM it won't work. You could buy a cheap prepaid phone over there for about €50→€100 or so (I'm guessing here) and use that. Might be cheaper/easier than sorting out a phone in the USA. Share
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Title: The Real Cost of Travel in Thailand in 2021 - TravelFreak
Headings: The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
How Accurate are These Numbers?
My Spending Habits in Thailand
Thai Currency & Conversions
Note: All future dollar representations are USD unless otherwise stated.
Thailand Backpacking Budget: Total Expenditures
The Price of Accommodation in Thailand
The Cost of Food and Drink in Thailand
The Cost of Transportation in Thailand
Budget for Activities & Entertainment
Budget for the Essentials
Other Expenses in Thailand
How to Save Money in Thailand
Final Cost Analysis
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Content: Travel in Thailand is cheap enough that I could afford to splurge occasionally, so I didn’t have to be overly tight with my spending. That being said, I wasn’t frivolous by any means and I did keep an eye on my daily budget. It’s easy to spend thousands of dollars in a month, and I’ve seen plenty of people do it, but it’s also easy to stick well within a daily budget of $30 per day! Image
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Title: The Real Cost of Travel in Thailand in 2021 - TravelFreak
Headings: The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
How Accurate are These Numbers?
My Spending Habits in Thailand
Thai Currency & Conversions
Note: All future dollar representations are USD unless otherwise stated.
Thailand Backpacking Budget: Total Expenditures
The Price of Accommodation in Thailand
The Cost of Food and Drink in Thailand
The Cost of Transportation in Thailand
Budget for Activities & Entertainment
Budget for the Essentials
Other Expenses in Thailand
How to Save Money in Thailand
Final Cost Analysis
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Title: The Real Cost of Travel in Thailand in 2021 - TravelFreak
Headings: The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
How Accurate are These Numbers?
My Spending Habits in Thailand
Thai Currency & Conversions
Note: All future dollar representations are USD unless otherwise stated.
Thailand Backpacking Budget: Total Expenditures
The Price of Accommodation in Thailand
The Cost of Food and Drink in Thailand
The Cost of Transportation in Thailand
Budget for Activities & Entertainment
Budget for the Essentials
Other Expenses in Thailand
How to Save Money in Thailand
Final Cost Analysis
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Content: For updated and more accurate currency conversions, xe.com provides the best representations. Note: All future dollar representations are USD unless otherwise stated. Wat Traimit: Temple of the Golden Buddha in Bangkok
Thailand Backpacking Budget: Total Expenditures
In 31 days I spent a total of THB29,967, or just about $900 USD! I created a loose budget of $30 per day for my entire trip in Southeast Asia and, without trying too hard, I nailed that number almost exactly. My monthly total, divided by the 31 days I spent in Thailand, works out to less than $30 per day. Not too shabby! Many people spend a lot more than that on a single month’s rent.
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Title: The Real Cost of Travel in Thailand in 2021 - TravelFreak
Headings: The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
How Accurate are These Numbers?
My Spending Habits in Thailand
Thai Currency & Conversions
Note: All future dollar representations are USD unless otherwise stated.
Thailand Backpacking Budget: Total Expenditures
The Price of Accommodation in Thailand
The Cost of Food and Drink in Thailand
The Cost of Transportation in Thailand
Budget for Activities & Entertainment
Budget for the Essentials
Other Expenses in Thailand
How to Save Money in Thailand
Final Cost Analysis
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Content: Total Expenditures
In 31 days I spent a total of THB29,967, or just about $900 USD! I created a loose budget of $30 per day for my entire trip in Southeast Asia and, without trying too hard, I nailed that number almost exactly. My monthly total, divided by the 31 days I spent in Thailand, works out to less than $30 per day. Not too shabby! Many people spend a lot more than that on a single month’s rent. Which brings me to my next point: it’s a common belief that travel is incredibly expensive, and can cost tens of thousands of dollars. Of course, this depends on location and travel style, but as you can see, traveling in Asia on $1,000 per month is a very real possibility. The numbers I have gathered serve to accurately prove that travel is attainable and, in fact, affordable. If you can learn how to start a travel blog or find live a location independent lifestyle, it can oftentimes be cheaper to travel than it would be to stay at home.
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Title: The Real Cost of Travel in Thailand in 2021 - TravelFreak
Headings: The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
How Accurate are These Numbers?
My Spending Habits in Thailand
Thai Currency & Conversions
Note: All future dollar representations are USD unless otherwise stated.
Thailand Backpacking Budget: Total Expenditures
The Price of Accommodation in Thailand
The Cost of Food and Drink in Thailand
The Cost of Transportation in Thailand
Budget for Activities & Entertainment
Budget for the Essentials
Other Expenses in Thailand
How to Save Money in Thailand
Final Cost Analysis
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Content: I stayed mostly in guesthouses, often sharing rooms with travel buddies. I usually opted for more comfortable options rather than cheap dorm rooms. When it comes down to a difference of a dollar or two, I don’t mind spending that little bit extra. In 31 days I spent THB5,150 or $142 in an entire month. This works out to about $35 per week or $5 per day. How’s that for rent!? Beach views on Koh Tao
The Cost of Food and Drink in Thailand
In one full month in Thailand, I spent THB7,392 on food, or about $225. This works out to a daily average of $6.50, or $2.20 per meal! Many people in western countries will spend $50 on food per day from eating out; on average, I spent $46 per week!
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Title: The Real Cost of Travel in Thailand in 2021 - TravelFreak
Headings: The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
How Accurate are These Numbers?
My Spending Habits in Thailand
Thai Currency & Conversions
Note: All future dollar representations are USD unless otherwise stated.
Thailand Backpacking Budget: Total Expenditures
The Price of Accommodation in Thailand
The Cost of Food and Drink in Thailand
The Cost of Transportation in Thailand
Budget for Activities & Entertainment
Budget for the Essentials
Other Expenses in Thailand
How to Save Money in Thailand
Final Cost Analysis
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Content: How’s that for rent!? Beach views on Koh Tao
The Cost of Food and Drink in Thailand
In one full month in Thailand, I spent THB7,392 on food, or about $225. This works out to a daily average of $6.50, or $2.20 per meal! Many people in western countries will spend $50 on food per day from eating out; on average, I spent $46 per week! This number does not reflect the price of alcohol, except for the occasional beer with dinner. Should you choose to drink regularly, which many travelers do, expect your number to be significantly higher. Most meals consisted of local street food like noodles and curries. Of course, sometimes I splurged on $10 meals, which usually come in the form of western food, but that didn’t happen often. As a rule, a beer and a bowl of noodles (or plate of rice) will cost you two or three bucks.
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Title: The Real Cost of Travel in Thailand in 2021 - TravelFreak
Headings: The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
How Accurate are These Numbers?
My Spending Habits in Thailand
Thai Currency & Conversions
Note: All future dollar representations are USD unless otherwise stated.
Thailand Backpacking Budget: Total Expenditures
The Price of Accommodation in Thailand
The Cost of Food and Drink in Thailand
The Cost of Transportation in Thailand
Budget for Activities & Entertainment
Budget for the Essentials
Other Expenses in Thailand
How to Save Money in Thailand
Final Cost Analysis
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Content: way to explore a city is by moped/scooter, which will only cost $4 or $5 per day. You’ll have to pay gas, but that won’t cost you more than another dollar or two. Everything considered I think my average cost was pretty reasonable. I spent THB8,920 in 31 days, or $245. This is $61.25 per week or $8 per day! This number could easily be reduced by choosing to arrange inter-city transportation on your own. Many guesthouses and transportation agencies charge an inflated amount and then simply transport you to the public bus. If you arrange your own transportation directly at the bus (or train) station, expect to spend less. Just remember, this isn’t always easy if you’re in a foreign country where everyone speaks a different language! Riding in a tuk-tuk in Bangkok
Budget for Activities & Entertainment
Throughout the month I also recorded my expenditures for activities and entertainment in Thailand.
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Title: The Real Cost of Travel in Thailand in 2021 - TravelFreak
Headings: The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
How Accurate are These Numbers?
My Spending Habits in Thailand
Thai Currency & Conversions
Note: All future dollar representations are USD unless otherwise stated.
Thailand Backpacking Budget: Total Expenditures
The Price of Accommodation in Thailand
The Cost of Food and Drink in Thailand
The Cost of Transportation in Thailand
Budget for Activities & Entertainment
Budget for the Essentials
Other Expenses in Thailand
How to Save Money in Thailand
Final Cost Analysis
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Content: This number could easily be reduced by choosing to arrange inter-city transportation on your own. Many guesthouses and transportation agencies charge an inflated amount and then simply transport you to the public bus. If you arrange your own transportation directly at the bus (or train) station, expect to spend less. Just remember, this isn’t always easy if you’re in a foreign country where everyone speaks a different language! Riding in a tuk-tuk in Bangkok
Budget for Activities & Entertainment
Throughout the month I also recorded my expenditures for activities and entertainment in Thailand. This included everything from temple entry fees to rock climbing to boat cruises. I visited hot springs, went trekking in the jungle, wandered through temples, drank beer on boats and got plenty of Thai massages! Considering how much I accomplished, a final tally of THB5120, or $141, is pretty remarkable! As it turns out, I spent the same amount on accommodation as I did on activities and entertainment: a whopping $35 per week or $5 per day!
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Title: The Real Cost of Travel in Thailand in 2021 - TravelFreak
Headings: The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
How Accurate are These Numbers?
My Spending Habits in Thailand
Thai Currency & Conversions
Note: All future dollar representations are USD unless otherwise stated.
Thailand Backpacking Budget: Total Expenditures
The Price of Accommodation in Thailand
The Cost of Food and Drink in Thailand
The Cost of Transportation in Thailand
Budget for Activities & Entertainment
Budget for the Essentials
Other Expenses in Thailand
How to Save Money in Thailand
Final Cost Analysis
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Content: This included everything from temple entry fees to rock climbing to boat cruises. I visited hot springs, went trekking in the jungle, wandered through temples, drank beer on boats and got plenty of Thai massages! Considering how much I accomplished, a final tally of THB5120, or $141, is pretty remarkable! As it turns out, I spent the same amount on accommodation as I did on activities and entertainment: a whopping $35 per week or $5 per day! Rock climbing in Tonsai, Thailand
Budget for the Essentials
There are also plenty of things that we need as people to maintain personal well-being and hygiene. SIM cards, sunblock, laundry, band-aids, WiFi, toothpaste, and replacements for broken things are all on this list. I spent THB3,385, or $93, in total, which works out to about $23 per week or $3.30 per day. On another note, especially if you’re traveling in Asia, travel insurance is something you really shouldn’t skimp on. Medical care in Thailand isn’t very sophisticated, so if something serious happens, you want to make sure you’re covered.
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Title: The Real Cost of Travel in Thailand in 2021 - TravelFreak
Headings: The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
The Cost of Travel in Thailand: How to Do it on $30 Per Day
How Accurate are These Numbers?
My Spending Habits in Thailand
Thai Currency & Conversions
Note: All future dollar representations are USD unless otherwise stated.
Thailand Backpacking Budget: Total Expenditures
The Price of Accommodation in Thailand
The Cost of Food and Drink in Thailand
The Cost of Transportation in Thailand
Budget for Activities & Entertainment
Budget for the Essentials
Other Expenses in Thailand
How to Save Money in Thailand
Final Cost Analysis
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Content: Rock climbing in Tonsai, Thailand
Budget for the Essentials
There are also plenty of things that we need as people to maintain personal well-being and hygiene. SIM cards, sunblock, laundry, band-aids, WiFi, toothpaste, and replacements for broken things are all on this list. I spent THB3,385, or $93, in total, which works out to about $23 per week or $3.30 per day. On another note, especially if you’re traveling in Asia, travel insurance is something you really shouldn’t skimp on. Medical care in Thailand isn’t very sophisticated, so if something serious happens, you want to make sure you’re covered. I’ve had more than $12,000 in medical bills paid for over the past few years. Frankly, you never know what could happen, and one or two hundred dollars is nothing when you compare it to a five- or six-figure medical bill. I always recommend World Nomads
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Headings: Where To Eat in St. Croix – 7 Best Restaurants and Places To Eat & Drink
Where To Eat in St. Croix – 7 Best Restaurants and Places To Eat & Drink
St. Croix Food Festivals
US Virgin Islands Agriculture & Food Fair
Best Restaurants in St. Croix
AMA at Cane Bay
Bon Manjer Restaurant & Ultra Lounge
Harvey’s
UPDATE: Unfortunately, Harvey’s has permanently closed.
La Reine Chicken Shack
Savant
Best Bars in St. Croix
BES Craft Cocktail Lounge
Map of Where To Eat & Drink in St. Croix
Content: Where To Eat in St. Croix - 7 Best Restaurants and Places To Eat & Drink
Where To Eat in St. Croix – 7 Best Restaurants and Places To Eat & Drink
February 1, 2021
February 1, 2021 by Raymond Cua
Some posts on this site contain affiliate links. If you book or purchase something through one of these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Read the full disclosure policy here. The main islands of the US Virgin Islands are St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas. I’m here to dish out where to eat and drink in St. Croix, the largest of the three USVI islands. It was my first time visiting the US Virgin Islands in February 2020 where I spent a 4 day trip in Saint Croix (STX for short), exploring this tranquil tropical destination located in the Caribbean Sea and, of course, checking out the St. Croix food scene! On the same latitude of Hawaii, St. Croix is about 40 miles south of St. Thomas and St. John, 1700 miles south of New York, and 1100 miles south east of Miami. Did you know? Referred to as the “Big Island,” Saint Croix is an 84 square mile island that’s 22.7 miles long and 8 miles at its widest point. Buck Island View from Point Udall
Good vibes.
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Headings: Where To Eat in St. Croix – 7 Best Restaurants and Places To Eat & Drink
Where To Eat in St. Croix – 7 Best Restaurants and Places To Eat & Drink
St. Croix Food Festivals
US Virgin Islands Agriculture & Food Fair
Best Restaurants in St. Croix
AMA at Cane Bay
Bon Manjer Restaurant & Ultra Lounge
Harvey’s
UPDATE: Unfortunately, Harvey’s has permanently closed.
La Reine Chicken Shack
Savant
Best Bars in St. Croix
BES Craft Cocktail Lounge
Map of Where To Eat & Drink in St. Croix
Content: It was my first time visiting the US Virgin Islands in February 2020 where I spent a 4 day trip in Saint Croix (STX for short), exploring this tranquil tropical destination located in the Caribbean Sea and, of course, checking out the St. Croix food scene! On the same latitude of Hawaii, St. Croix is about 40 miles south of St. Thomas and St. John, 1700 miles south of New York, and 1100 miles south east of Miami. Did you know? Referred to as the “Big Island,” Saint Croix is an 84 square mile island that’s 22.7 miles long and 8 miles at its widest point. Buck Island View from Point Udall
Good vibes. Friendly people. Rich culture and history. Lush green nature with clear blue waters. And delicious local cuisine! These are the things you can expect from a trip to St. Croix.
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Title: Where To Eat in St. Croix - 7 Best Restaurants and Places To Eat & Drink
Headings: Where To Eat in St. Croix – 7 Best Restaurants and Places To Eat & Drink
Where To Eat in St. Croix – 7 Best Restaurants and Places To Eat & Drink
St. Croix Food Festivals
US Virgin Islands Agriculture & Food Fair
Best Restaurants in St. Croix
AMA at Cane Bay
Bon Manjer Restaurant & Ultra Lounge
Harvey’s
UPDATE: Unfortunately, Harvey’s has permanently closed.
La Reine Chicken Shack
Savant
Best Bars in St. Croix
BES Craft Cocktail Lounge
Map of Where To Eat & Drink in St. Croix
Content: Also Read: Sandals Montego Bay: Why It’s Perfect For Foodies
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1 St. Croix Food Festivals
2 Best Restaurants in St. Croix
3 Best Bars in St. Croix
4 Map of Where To Eat & Drink in St. Croix
Watch the full video on St. Croix Food Guide on YouTube here. St. Croix Food Festivals
Here are some of the best food festivals in St. Croix that I attended, some of which are among the best festivals in the US Virgin Islands. US Virgin Islands Agriculture & Food Fair
Every year in February, St. Croix hosts one of the best festivals in the United States Virgin Islands, the Annual Agriculture and Food Fair (Agrifest). This largest USVI agricultural festival has over 36,000 attendees throughout the weekend with people from all over the world including Antigua, Trinidad and Africa. The Agrifest takes over 40 acres of grounds filled with activities, cultural demonstrations and live entertainment, livestock and agricultural products, and, of course, local cuisine. I attended the 49th USVI Agriculture and Food Fair which took place on February 15-17, 2020 with a theme “Agriculture: Trendy in 2020”. This is the best time to see what St. Croix is all about in one venue.
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Headings: Who was the original singer of the song, New York, New York?
Who was the original singer of the song, New York, New York?
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Content: Be sure to check with businesses and locations regarding travel restrictions and safety precautions before visiting. Do you think you know who was the original singer of the song New York, New York? This iconic anthem is one of the most popular songs ever written about the Big Apple. Take a look at the possible options below and take a guess. The answer might surprise you! a) Frank Sinatra
b) Liza Minelli
c) John Kander
d) Dean Martin
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The answer is b). Liza Minnelli was the original singer of New York, New York. A lot of people assume New York, New York was originally sung by Frank Sinatra because his version became so popular. In fact, his version of this song would go on to become Sinatra’s fifth most popular single of all time, according to record sales. He recorded the song in 1979 for his album, Trilogy:
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Title: Who was the original singer of the song, New York, New York?
Headings: Who was the original singer of the song, New York, New York?
Who was the original singer of the song, New York, New York?
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An Anthem for New York City
Save this Info about New York, New York
Do you have a favorite song about New York City? Let us know in the comments below!
Content: a) Frank Sinatra
b) Liza Minelli
c) John Kander
d) Dean Martin
(Scroll down for the answer…)
Answer
The answer is b). Liza Minnelli was the original singer of New York, New York. A lot of people assume New York, New York was originally sung by Frank Sinatra because his version became so popular. In fact, his version of this song would go on to become Sinatra’s fifth most popular single of all time, according to record sales. He recorded the song in 1979 for his album, Trilogy: Past, Present, Future. The correct answer, however, is Liza Minnelli. She was the original singer of New York, New York. Minelli recorded the song as the theme for Martin Scorcese’s film, New York, New York in 1977, two years prior to Sinatra’s recording. New York, New York was written specifically for Minelli and composed by John Kander, with lyrics by Fred Ebb.
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Title: Who was the original singer of the song, New York, New York?
Headings: Who was the original singer of the song, New York, New York?
Who was the original singer of the song, New York, New York?
Answer
An Anthem for New York City
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Content: Past, Present, Future. The correct answer, however, is Liza Minnelli. She was the original singer of New York, New York. Minelli recorded the song as the theme for Martin Scorcese’s film, New York, New York in 1977, two years prior to Sinatra’s recording. New York, New York was written specifically for Minelli and composed by John Kander, with lyrics by Fred Ebb. Sinatra and Minelli performed the song live as a duet many times. Sinatra also recorded New York, New York a second time for his 1993 album Duets, with Tony Bennett. An Anthem for New York City
Many songs have been written about New York City. Theme from New York, New York, though, has become almost synonymous with the city. It represents the grit and ambition of New York residents with its line, “If I can make it there, I’ll make it anywhere.”
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Headings: How High Do Planes Fly? Accurate In-depth Guide
How High Do Planes Fly? Accurate In-depth Guide
How High Do Planes Fly?
Why Do Planes Fly So High?
1. Efficiency
2. Speed
3. Fast High-Level Winds.
4. Weather
5. Range
What is Cruising Altitude?
Can Some Jets Fly Even Higher?
What Happens if a Plane Flies Too High? Why Can’t an Airplane Just Fly into Space?
What is the Highest-flying Plane in History?
Popular Planes Maximum Cruising Altitudes
How to Find an Aircraft’s Altitude?
Conclusion
Phil McCain
Content: You may see and hear small propeller drive aircraft fly overhead. They may be as low as 1,000 feet above you. Helicopters that typically fly below 5,000 feet, and are allowed to go lower most places as they can land on buildings and in tight spaces. How high a plane is flying is called its altitude. When pilots refer to the altitude they mean how far above sea level an airplane is flying. It is standardized for all aircraft that way everyone is flying according to the same standard and system. Having the same standard system is important especially when airplanes are flying closer together during takeoffs and landings near airports. Why Do Planes Fly So High? Most commercial airplanes fly between 30,000 to 41,000 feet. The views from miles in the air are impressive, and it is one of my favorite parts about flying, but there are five main reasons airplanes fly so high:
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Cayman Islands
Cuba
Haiti
Honduras
Jamaica
Mexico
The Southern Caribbeanincludes: Aruba
Bonaire
Colombia
Costa Rica
Curacao
Nicaragua
Panama
Venezuela
The Mexican Caribbean destinations include: Cancun
Playacar
Riviera Maya
Playa del Carmen
Cozumel
Playa Mujeres
Isla Mujeres
Technically not in the Caribbean, but considered to be: Bermuda
The Bahamas
Turks and Caicos Islands
Guyana
Suriname
Frech Guiana
BY ANTILLES: ( Just for your info, Antilles – is another way to recognize Caribbean islands on the map and is an archipelago bordered by the Caribbean Sea to the south and west, the Gulf of Mexico to the northwest, and the Atlantic Ocean to the north and east – as stated on Wikipedia)
The Greater Antillesincludes: Cayman Islands
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Jamaica
Puerto Rico
The Lesser Antillesincludes: Aruba
Anguilla
Antigua and Barbuda
Barbados
British Virgin Islands
Bonaire
Curaçao
Dominica
Federal Dependencies of Venezuela
Grenada
Guadeloupe
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Montserrat
Nueva Esparta
Saba
Saint Barthélemy
Sint Eustatius
Saint Kitts and Nevis
St. Lucia
Saint-Martin
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Trinidad and Tobago
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
United States Virgin Islands
The Netherlands Antillesincludes: Aruba
Bonaire
Curacao
Saba
St. Eustatius (Statia)
St. Maarten
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Guadeloupe
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Title: What Beaches Are Close to Inverness, FL? | USA Today
Headings: What Beaches Are Close to Inverness, FL?
What Beaches Are Close to Inverness, FL?
Travel Tips
Hernando Beach & Community Park
Fort Island Gulf Beach
Weeki Wachee Springs State Park
Travel Tips Video
Linda Pedersen Park at Jenkins Creek
State Parks Near New Smyrna, FL
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Content: The 15-acre beach park, also part of the Citrus County Parks & Recreation network, is a little over 10 miles west of Crystal River, which calls itself “Home of the Manatee.” During the winter months, manatees seek refuge in the warmer waters of the inlets and bayous between Crystal River and Fort Island Gulf Beach. The 15-acre Fort Island park complex encompasses not just the beach but also a boardwalk, boat ramp and fishing pier. The park’s other facilities include outdoor showers, restrooms, picnic tables, picnic pavilion, barbecue grills and parking. No lifeguards are posted at the beach. Weeki Wachee Springs State Park
Weeki Wachee Springs State Park offers visitors an opportunity to soak up the sun on a white-sand beach at Buccaneer Bay, Florida’s only spring-fed water park, and catch a performance by Weeki Wachee’s famous “mermaids.” Located in Hernando County 34 miles southwest of Inverness, the beach and mermaids are only two of the many attractions at this state park. In addition to the beach, the Buccaneer Bay complex encompasses flume rides, a lazy river and kiddie pool. Elsewhere in the park are an underwater theater, site of mermaid performances, and miles of waterways for canoeing and kayaking. Weeki Wachee also has an active diving program that is open to group dives conducted by registered dive shops;
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Title: What Beaches Are Close to Inverness, FL? | USA Today
Headings: What Beaches Are Close to Inverness, FL?
What Beaches Are Close to Inverness, FL?
Travel Tips
Hernando Beach & Community Park
Fort Island Gulf Beach
Weeki Wachee Springs State Park
Travel Tips Video
Linda Pedersen Park at Jenkins Creek
State Parks Near New Smyrna, FL
Travel Tips
Content: Weeki Wachee Springs State Park
Weeki Wachee Springs State Park offers visitors an opportunity to soak up the sun on a white-sand beach at Buccaneer Bay, Florida’s only spring-fed water park, and catch a performance by Weeki Wachee’s famous “mermaids.” Located in Hernando County 34 miles southwest of Inverness, the beach and mermaids are only two of the many attractions at this state park. In addition to the beach, the Buccaneer Bay complex encompasses flume rides, a lazy river and kiddie pool. Elsewhere in the park are an underwater theater, site of mermaid performances, and miles of waterways for canoeing and kayaking. Weeki Wachee also has an active diving program that is open to group dives conducted by registered dive shops; individual diving is not permitted. Travel Tips Video
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Linda Pedersen Park at Jenkins Creek
Just inland from the Gulf along the banks of Jenkins Creek lies Linda Pedersen Park, 40 miles southwest of Inverness. A popular destination for families, 135-acre Pedersen Park offers a fishing pier and beach on the creek, as well as a 40-foot observation tower that offers stunning views of the Gulf to the west. Operated by the Hernando County Department of Parks & Recreation, the park and adjoining Jenkins Creek Park – connected by an aluminum boardwalk – encompass a number of facilities, including picnic tables and pavilions, restrooms, showers, an activity center and playground. Jenkins Creek and other nearby waterways are among those favored by warm-blooded manatees during the winter months.
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Title: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida | USA Today
Headings: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
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Hudson Beach
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Anclote River Park
Travel Tips Video
Fort Island Gulf Beach
Beaches in Tampa & Clearwater, Florida
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Content: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida | USA Today
Beaches in Tampa & Clearwater, Florida
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The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
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Matthew Huntington, Leaf Group Updated February 05, 2018
Weeki Wachee, Florida, 60 miles north of Tampa, is home to Weeki Wachee State Park, a site known for its underwater mermaid shows that began in 1947. In addition to the shows, visitors can take riverboat cruises through the 540-acre park or explore the area in a canoe or kayak. While Weeki Wachee is about 10 miles from the coast, several beaches within 40 miles of town provide surf, sand and other amenities. Hudson Beach
The city of Hudson Beach, 15 miles southwest of Weeki Wachee, has a small, man-made beach usually frequented by locals. The beach is suitable for sunning, swimming and boating. The residential area surrounding the beach is laced with a series of man-made canals. The Hudson Beach Marina rents Jet Skis, wave runners and small boats. Restaurants near the beach offer fresh seafood as well as French, Italian, Japanese and Chinese cuisine. Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park, 24 miles southwest of Weeki Wachee in New Port Richey, is set on 45 acres of Gulf Coast. The park has a beach with a designated swimming area that includes a shower.
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Title: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida | USA Today
Headings: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
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Hudson Beach
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Anclote River Park
Travel Tips Video
Fort Island Gulf Beach
Beaches in Tampa & Clearwater, Florida
Travel Tips
Ben T. Davis Beach
Davis Islands Beach
Clearwater Beach
Sand Key Beach
Nearby Beaches
Content: The residential area surrounding the beach is laced with a series of man-made canals. The Hudson Beach Marina rents Jet Skis, wave runners and small boats. Restaurants near the beach offer fresh seafood as well as French, Italian, Japanese and Chinese cuisine. Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park, 24 miles southwest of Weeki Wachee in New Port Richey, is set on 45 acres of Gulf Coast. The park has a beach with a designated swimming area that includes a shower. The park is also equipped with water fountains, bike racks and benches. Two boat ramps can be used to launch canoes and kayaks. Hungry for hot dogs and smores, the picnic areas have tables and grills. A playground has slides, swings and a pirate ship. A boardwalk winds through mangroves to an observation tower from which dolphins and sea cranes are often seen.
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Title: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida | USA Today
Headings: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
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Hudson Beach
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Anclote River Park
Travel Tips Video
Fort Island Gulf Beach
Beaches in Tampa & Clearwater, Florida
Travel Tips
Ben T. Davis Beach
Davis Islands Beach
Clearwater Beach
Sand Key Beach
Nearby Beaches
Content: The park is also equipped with water fountains, bike racks and benches. Two boat ramps can be used to launch canoes and kayaks. Hungry for hot dogs and smores, the picnic areas have tables and grills. A playground has slides, swings and a pirate ship. A boardwalk winds through mangroves to an observation tower from which dolphins and sea cranes are often seen. Anclote River Park
Anclote River Park, 30 miles southwest of Weeki Wachee in Holiday, has a swimming beach on the Gulf of Mexico, as well as a fishing and boating area, playgrounds and picnic areas. Dolphins, sea turtles, crabs and many types of fish inhabit the waters surrounding the park. Anclote River is also on the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, a network of more than 500 Florida sites known for their excellent wildlife and bird-watching opportunities. Travel Tips Video
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Fort Island Gulf Beach
Fort Island Gulf Beach, in Crystal River, is 35 miles northeast of Weeki Wachee. The family-friendly beach has a white sandy beach with a boardwalk that leads through wildlife viewing areas.
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Title: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida | USA Today
Headings: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
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Hudson Beach
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Anclote River Park
Travel Tips Video
Fort Island Gulf Beach
Beaches in Tampa & Clearwater, Florida
Travel Tips
Ben T. Davis Beach
Davis Islands Beach
Clearwater Beach
Sand Key Beach
Nearby Beaches
Content: Anclote River Park
Anclote River Park, 30 miles southwest of Weeki Wachee in Holiday, has a swimming beach on the Gulf of Mexico, as well as a fishing and boating area, playgrounds and picnic areas. Dolphins, sea turtles, crabs and many types of fish inhabit the waters surrounding the park. Anclote River is also on the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, a network of more than 500 Florida sites known for their excellent wildlife and bird-watching opportunities. Travel Tips Video
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Fort Island Gulf Beach
Fort Island Gulf Beach, in Crystal River, is 35 miles northeast of Weeki Wachee. The family-friendly beach has a white sandy beach with a boardwalk that leads through wildlife viewing areas. Facilities include parking, a boat ramp, a fishing pier, picnic tables, restrooms and showers. Barbecue grills are provided. Fishing is allowed from a designated pier, but not from the beach area. Dolphins are often spotted in the waters around the beach. References
Weeki Wachee Springs State Park
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Title: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida | USA Today
Headings: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
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Hudson Beach
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Anclote River Park
Travel Tips Video
Fort Island Gulf Beach
Beaches in Tampa & Clearwater, Florida
Travel Tips
Ben T. Davis Beach
Davis Islands Beach
Clearwater Beach
Sand Key Beach
Nearby Beaches
Content: Facilities include parking, a boat ramp, a fishing pier, picnic tables, restrooms and showers. Barbecue grills are provided. Fishing is allowed from a designated pier, but not from the beach area. Dolphins are often spotted in the waters around the beach. References
Weeki Wachee Springs State Park
Visit Florida: Weeki Wachee
Hudson, Florida
Pasco County, Florida: Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Citrus County, Florida: Ft. Island Gulf Beach
Pasco County, Florida: Anclote River Park
Florida Birding Trail
Writer Bio
Matthew Huntington has been writing travel articles since 2002.
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Title: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida | USA Today
Headings: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
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Hudson Beach
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Anclote River Park
Travel Tips Video
Fort Island Gulf Beach
Beaches in Tampa & Clearwater, Florida
Travel Tips
Ben T. Davis Beach
Davis Islands Beach
Clearwater Beach
Sand Key Beach
Nearby Beaches
Content: Weeki Wachee
Hudson, Florida
Pasco County, Florida: Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Citrus County, Florida: Ft. Island Gulf Beach
Pasco County, Florida: Anclote River Park
Florida Birding Trail
Writer Bio
Matthew Huntington has been writing travel articles since 2002. His pieces have appeared in "National Geographic Traveler," "American Way" and "The Miami Herald." Huntington speaks fluent Spanish and has lived in many parts of Latin America, including Ecuador, Guatemala and Puerto Rico. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in European studies from Brigham Young University. Cite this Article
Beaches in Tampa & Clearwater, Florida
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Carrie Currie, Leaf Group
Tampa, Florida's third-largest city, sprawls along the shoreline of Tampa Bay. Despite being on the water, Tampa only has two proper beaches, both along the bay.
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Title: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida | USA Today
Headings: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
Travel Tips
Hudson Beach
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Anclote River Park
Travel Tips Video
Fort Island Gulf Beach
Beaches in Tampa & Clearwater, Florida
Travel Tips
Ben T. Davis Beach
Davis Islands Beach
Clearwater Beach
Sand Key Beach
Nearby Beaches
Content: His pieces have appeared in "National Geographic Traveler," "American Way" and "The Miami Herald." Huntington speaks fluent Spanish and has lived in many parts of Latin America, including Ecuador, Guatemala and Puerto Rico. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in European studies from Brigham Young University. Cite this Article
Beaches in Tampa & Clearwater, Florida
Travel Tips
Carrie Currie, Leaf Group
Tampa, Florida's third-largest city, sprawls along the shoreline of Tampa Bay. Despite being on the water, Tampa only has two proper beaches, both along the bay. Nearby Clearwater's beaches front the Gulf of Mexico on barrier islands connected to the city by a series of bridges. The majority of the beaches in the Tampa Bay area are in Clearwater and adjacent cities, including St. Petersburg, a short drive from Tampa. Ben T. Davis Beach
Located off of the Courtney Campbell Causeway near Tampa International Airport, Ben T. Davis beach is a narrow swath of sandy shoreline maintained by the city of Tampa Department of Parks and Recreation. The beach offers concessions, picnic shelters, metered parking and restroom facilities. Lifeguards are on duty from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
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Title: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida | USA Today
Headings: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
Travel Tips
Hudson Beach
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Anclote River Park
Travel Tips Video
Fort Island Gulf Beach
Beaches in Tampa & Clearwater, Florida
Travel Tips
Ben T. Davis Beach
Davis Islands Beach
Clearwater Beach
Sand Key Beach
Nearby Beaches
Content: Nearby Clearwater's beaches front the Gulf of Mexico on barrier islands connected to the city by a series of bridges. The majority of the beaches in the Tampa Bay area are in Clearwater and adjacent cities, including St. Petersburg, a short drive from Tampa. Ben T. Davis Beach
Located off of the Courtney Campbell Causeway near Tampa International Airport, Ben T. Davis beach is a narrow swath of sandy shoreline maintained by the city of Tampa Department of Parks and Recreation. The beach offers concessions, picnic shelters, metered parking and restroom facilities. Lifeguards are on duty from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Davis Islands Beach
Located on Davis Islands in South Tampa, Davis Islands Beach is a small beachfront area with amenities including a boat ramp, canoe launches, picnic facilities and restrooms. An adjacent dog park also includes a dog beach, one of the few places in the area where dogs are allowed on the beach. Clearwater Beach
On the Gulf of Mexico, Clearwater's barrier islands offer [white sand beaches] (https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/kentucky/the-underrated-beach-with-the-whitest-most-pristine-sand-in-kentucky/) 22 miles from Tampa. The area known as Clearwater Beach encompasses three miles of beachfront and includes Pier 60, with shops, restaurants and a fishing pier, and Beachwalk, a landscaped trail along the south portion of the beach with a bike trail. Metered parking is available in various places along the beach and lifeguards patrol daily.
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Title: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida | USA Today
Headings: The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
The Beaches Near Weeki Wachee in Florida
Travel Tips
Hudson Beach
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Anclote River Park
Travel Tips Video
Fort Island Gulf Beach
Beaches in Tampa & Clearwater, Florida
Travel Tips
Ben T. Davis Beach
Davis Islands Beach
Clearwater Beach
Sand Key Beach
Nearby Beaches
Content: and lifeguards on duty from March through September. The park also offers playground facilities, picnic shelters and an off-beach dog park. A boardwalk and nature trail allow visitors to observe area wildlife. Nearby Beaches
In addition to the beaches in Tampa and Clearwater, visitors to the Tampa Bay area can enjoy more of the Florida coast at a number of nearby beaches. North of Clearwater in Dunedin, Caladesi Island was named "America's Best Beach" in 2008 by Dr. Beach, otherwise known as Dr. Stephen P. Leatherman, head of the National Healthy Beaches Campaign. Caladesi has a marina and snack bar with chairs and umbrellas available for rent. The Island is only accessible via boat or ferry, which operates out of Honeymoon Island State Park, a beach known for its shelling. Beaches in the St. Petersburg area include St. Pete Beach, Madeira Beach and Treasure Island. References
City of Tampa: Ben T. Davis Beach
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Title: How to Change Money to a Foreign Currency | USA Today
Headings: How to Change Money to a Foreign Currency
How to Change Money to a Foreign Currency
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Content: Exchange rates are the numbers that tell you how much one currency is worth in relation to another. For instance, if you have a 1:1 ratio, than the money for each country is of equal value. If possible, exchange your money at a time when your money is worth more than the currency of the country for which you are exchanging. You will get more when you convert to that country's currency. Step 2
Determine your travel expenses so you know how much money you need to convert. You do not want to convert too much, because converting back can be tricky in some instances, and, depending on exchange rates, may cause you to actually lose money. In the United States, banks traditionally convert from the dollar but not back to the dollar. You do not want to be left with money you cannot use upon your return. Travel Tips Video
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Title: Fishing on the St. Croix River | USA Today
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Richard Corrigan, Leaf Group Updated March 15, 2018
Fishing on the St. Croix River (Photo: ) The St. Croix River forms the border between Wisconsin and Minnesota and is one of the top fishing destinations in both states. Designated a National Scenic Riverway in 1968, the river is as popular among canoeists and kayakers as fishermen. Walleye are the most sought-after game fish in the river, and "Game & Fish Magazine" has named the river as one of the top smallmouth streams in Wisconsin as well as one of the top muskellunge fisheries in Minnesota. Upper St. Croix River
The upper St. Croix is the more scenic and secluded part of the river, offering some of the most productive smallmouth bass fishing around, with some true giants present. Walleye and sauger are also abundant, and this part of the river holds some potentially record-breaking catfish. Pike, muskellunge, bluegill, crappie and lake sturgeon round out the fishing. Smallmouth fishing peaks in early summer, and fall also offers some outstanding fishing. Spinners, crankbaits and soft plastics in crayfish-imitating colors are the baits of choice for smallies. Lower St. Croix River
The lower St. Croix River becomes increasingly wide and lake-like as it moves toward its confluence with the Mississippi River.
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Title: Fishing on the St. Croix River | USA Today
Headings: Fishing on the St. Croix River
Fishing on the St. Croix River
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Upper St. Croix River
Lower St. Croix River
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Fishing in Onalaska, Wisconsin
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Lake Onalaska
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Fishing Tips
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Content: Walleye and sauger are also abundant, and this part of the river holds some potentially record-breaking catfish. Pike, muskellunge, bluegill, crappie and lake sturgeon round out the fishing. Smallmouth fishing peaks in early summer, and fall also offers some outstanding fishing. Spinners, crankbaits and soft plastics in crayfish-imitating colors are the baits of choice for smallies. Lower St. Croix River
The lower St. Croix River becomes increasingly wide and lake-like as it moves toward its confluence with the Mississippi River. The section south of Stillwater is often referred to as "Lake St. Croix." Walleye and sauger are the most sought-after fish in this section, but muskies have received increased attention in recent years. Smallmouth bass fishing can be productive, but these fish are neither as large or as abundant as farther upriver. White bass are common in some areas, and backwater areas can yield a few largemouth bass. Spring is the time to target walleye and sauger, and these fish regularly fall for jigs tipped with brightly-colored curlytail grubs.
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Headings: Fishing on the St. Croix River
Fishing on the St. Croix River
Travel Tips
Upper St. Croix River
Lower St. Croix River
Access
Travel Tips Video
Regulations
Fishing in Onalaska, Wisconsin
Travel Tips
Lake Onalaska
Fish Species
Fishing Tips
Considerations
Content: The section south of Stillwater is often referred to as "Lake St. Croix." Walleye and sauger are the most sought-after fish in this section, but muskies have received increased attention in recent years. Smallmouth bass fishing can be productive, but these fish are neither as large or as abundant as farther upriver. White bass are common in some areas, and backwater areas can yield a few largemouth bass. Spring is the time to target walleye and sauger, and these fish regularly fall for jigs tipped with brightly-colored curlytail grubs. Access
Shore fishermen can find access to the upper St. Croix at Interstate Park, Osceola Landing, Boom Site Historical Wayside and William O'Brien State Park, all of which also offer boat launching facilities. The lower river is accessible through St. Croix Bluffs County Park, Point Douglas County Park, Lowell Park in Stillwater and Hudson City Park. You can launch a boat at St. Croix Bluffs County Park, Bayport Marine and Beanie's Resort. A number of state parks up and down both sides of the river offer campsites, cabins, hiking trails and other activities. Travel Tips Video
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Because it is a boundary water, the St. Croix River is under joint regulations that are slightly different from the statewide angling regulations in either Wisconsin or Minnesota.
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Fishing on the St. Croix River
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Upper St. Croix River
Lower St. Croix River
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Lake Onalaska
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Content: Access
Shore fishermen can find access to the upper St. Croix at Interstate Park, Osceola Landing, Boom Site Historical Wayside and William O'Brien State Park, all of which also offer boat launching facilities. The lower river is accessible through St. Croix Bluffs County Park, Point Douglas County Park, Lowell Park in Stillwater and Hudson City Park. You can launch a boat at St. Croix Bluffs County Park, Bayport Marine and Beanie's Resort. A number of state parks up and down both sides of the river offer campsites, cabins, hiking trails and other activities. Travel Tips Video
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Because it is a boundary water, the St. Croix River is under joint regulations that are slightly different from the statewide angling regulations in either Wisconsin or Minnesota. You can find complete rulebooks at the website of either state's Department of Natural Resources (see Resources). You also need a fishing license to fish on the St. Croix River. If you are fishing from a boat, both Wisconsin and Minnesota will honor the other state's license, but if you are fishing from shore you must have a valid license from the state you whose bank you are standing on. References
National Wild & Scenic Rivers: ( Lower) St. Croix River;
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Content: You can find complete rulebooks at the website of either state's Department of Natural Resources (see Resources). You also need a fishing license to fish on the St. Croix River. If you are fishing from a boat, both Wisconsin and Minnesota will honor the other state's license, but if you are fishing from shore you must have a valid license from the state you whose bank you are standing on. References
National Wild & Scenic Rivers: ( Lower) St. Croix River; 2010
Resources
National Park Service: Saint Croix National Scenic Waterway; 2010
Minnesota DNR: 2011 Fishing Regulations; 2011
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Ireland Travel Warnings
Travel Tips
Thefts
ATM Fraud
Driving
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Finances
Driving
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Content: Driving
Americans can use a US drivers license while in Ireland. Drivers in Ireland drive on the left side of the road, which can be initially confusing for Americans and others accustomed to traveling on the right side. Distances and speeds are marked in kilometers and kilometers per hour as in most countries in Europe. Roundabouts, which are rare in the United States, are common in Ireland. Yield right of way when entering a roundabout, and pay close attention to all signs and signals within it. Travel Tips Video
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Turning right on red is legal by default in America, but it is illegal in Ireland. Wait for a green light or arrow. Automatic transmission cars are difficult to rent in Ireland, so you must learn to drive stick before you travel if you plan to drive. Finally, avoid using your cell phone while driving, which is illegal in Ireland. Harassment
Ireland is generally free of the political paramilitary violence that has plagued Northern Ireland, but things can occasionally get unpleasant for American tourists.
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Maine Lobster Fishing Information
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Content: Hard shell vs. Soft shell
Lobsters go through a molting process as they grow during which time they shed their old shells and produce new ones. Adult male lobsters shed their shells twice a year and adult females shed them once a year. The new shell is soft and pliant for months as it slowly hardens. The meat in soft-shell lobsters, colloquially known as "shedders" is sweeter and more tender than that of hard-shell lobsters. Shedder season in Maine usually occurs around early summer and again around early winter. Size Requirements
Although the regulations dealing with lobster size are more in place to benefit the lobster populations, consumers also reap the benefit. The meat in lobsters that are too big, and therefore too old, is usually tough, stringy and bland. The body portion of a lobster's carapace must be between 3 1/4 inches and 5 inches in order for it to be a keeper. The measurement is taken from the lobster's eye to the point just before the tail. A special tool called a "double-sided gauge" is used to take the measurements.
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Headings: Facts About Money in Brazil
Facts About Money in Brazil
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History
Banknotes
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Unusual Banknotes
What Is the Currency of El Salvador?
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Early Days
The Peso
The Colon
The Dollar
Content: On January 1, 2001, the country introduced the U.S. dollar as its new official currency; the dollar had greater stability than the colon and kept the country’s currency from destabilizing. The dollar remains El Salvador’s official currency as of 2011; because El Salvador cannot legally print U.S. currency, it began an education campaign to help its citizens understand the English-language denominations of the bills. References
Banco Central de Reserva de El Salvador
U.S. State Department: El Salvador
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Headings: Tips on Traveling to Ireland
Tips on Traveling to Ireland
Travel Tips
Get the Lay of the Land
Dress Comfortably and Pack Light
Bring a Power Adapter
Travel Tips Video
Break the Language Barrier
Know How to Get Around
Eat Like a Local
Be Ready for Rain
Travel Questions & Answers About Ireland
Travel Tips
When Should I Visit?
What Is the Weather Like?
Should I Rent a Car?
What Are the Must-See Places?
Content: Irish is much more common in the Gaeltacht regions along the western seaboard, including the counties Donegal, Mayo, Galway and Kerry. Even in predominantly English-speaking areas, be prepared to hear some unfamiliar terminology. A car's trunk is the "boot"; its hood is the "bonnet"; and the gas in the tank is called "petrol." " Bangers" are sausage; " rashers" are bacon, and so on. Know How to Get Around
As in the United Kingdom, cars in Ireland drive on the left site of the road, which can take some getting used to. Speeds and distances in the Republic of Ireland are measured in kilometers per hour, while miles per hour is the term used in Northern Ireland. Seat belts are required for passengers in both the front and the back of a vehicle, and a valid national driving license or an international driving permit is required if you plan to drive.
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Headings: Tips on Traveling to Ireland
Tips on Traveling to Ireland
Travel Tips
Get the Lay of the Land
Dress Comfortably and Pack Light
Bring a Power Adapter
Travel Tips Video
Break the Language Barrier
Know How to Get Around
Eat Like a Local
Be Ready for Rain
Travel Questions & Answers About Ireland
Travel Tips
When Should I Visit?
What Is the Weather Like?
Should I Rent a Car?
What Are the Must-See Places?
Content: Bangers" are sausage; " rashers" are bacon, and so on. Know How to Get Around
As in the United Kingdom, cars in Ireland drive on the left site of the road, which can take some getting used to. Speeds and distances in the Republic of Ireland are measured in kilometers per hour, while miles per hour is the term used in Northern Ireland. Seat belts are required for passengers in both the front and the back of a vehicle, and a valid national driving license or an international driving permit is required if you plan to drive. Car rental companies are located in most major cities and airports. That said, major cities like Dublin offer guided tours and excellent public transportation, often extending into the surrounding areas. Plus, a variety of bus and train services are available throughout Ireland. Most cities are also very bike-friendly, so driving is by no means essential. Eat Like a Local
Irish cuisine once had a reputation for being dry and uninteresting, but those days are long gone.
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Headings: All Types of Landforms in Death Valley
All Types of Landforms in Death Valley
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General Topography
Salt Formations
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Alluvial Fans
Dunes
Badlands
Nearby Landforms
Landforms in Nevada
Travel Tips
The Great Basin
Mojave Desert
Sierra Nevada
Viewing
Content: Most accessible are the Mesquite Flat Dunes. Death Valley’s dunes come in different forms: There are crescent, linear and star types, for example, all named for the shapes they describe. Badlands
One of the most renowned vistas in Death Valley National Park can be had at Zabriskie Point, which features an impressive nest of badlands. These are heavily eroded and barren sedimentary formations, most famously associated with certain parts of the Great Plains but found in many dry regions of the globe. Set along Furnace Creek, the Zabriskie Point badlands, carved out of mudstone, are particularly scenic against the blank flats of Death Valley and the mountains looming beyond. Nearby Landforms
Death Valley National Park includes plenty of notable landforms outside of Death Valley proper, as it covers a great deal of terrain in the surrounding mountains, as well as adjacent basins such as Panamint Valley. Explorers who appreciate the Mesquite Flats dunes and the salt pans of Badwater Basin should take the time to visit the Devil’s Hole in the Amargosa Desert to the east, for example, or the canyons and snowfields of the high country. References
National Park Service: Death Valley National Park -- Weather and Climate
Natural Landscapes of the United States;
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Headings: How to Use American Appliances in Europe in 2018
How to Use American Appliances in Europe in 2018
Travel Tips
Pack a Universal Adapter
Plug Shapes and Sizes in Europe
Look for Dual Voltage Appliances
Travel Tips Video
Avoid Taking a Converter
Tips About Adapters
How to Know When to Use an Adapter or Converter for Foreign Travel
Travel Tips
What's the Difference Between an Adapter and a Converter?
But Wait – You Might Not Need a Travel Converter
What Kind of Travel Adapter Should I Bring?
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Laurie Jo Miller Farr, Leaf Group Updated March 09, 2018
These days, airlines want ticket agents to scan passengers' smart phones rather than issuing a boarding pass, and hotels want guests to download their apps for a keyless check-in. The world's great museums have mobile apps to guide visitors through their collections. Few international travelers can manage without a smart phone, which means having a charger and adapter handy when you head to Europe. Essential phone chargers and small electrical appliances made for use in America require electrical adapters to function in Europe. Pack a Universal Adapter
You'll need an adapter to pair appliance plugs with the wall socket. Several countries in Europe have their own variation on the shape of electrical wall sockets and appliance plugs, and they're all different than the U.S. standard. When traveling to more than one European country, an all-in-one universal adapter that comes with a variety of two- and three-prong shapes will come in handy. Some of these also have USB charging ports. Take more than one adapter, especially if you'll be sharing accommodations or using multiple devices, as each adapter can handle only one appliance at a time. Plug Shapes and Sizes in Europe
American-style plugs are two flat prongs.
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Headings: The Best Ways to Get a Cell Phone While Traveling in Europe
The Best Ways to Get a Cell Phone While Traveling in Europe
Travel Tips
Buy a Phone In-Store
Buy Prepaid Mobile Online
Auction Sites and Secondhand Stores
Travel Tips Video
Rent a Phone
Alternatives
SIM Card for International Travel
Travel Tips
GSM Technology
Locked vs. Unlocked Devices
Country-Specific Cards
International SIM Card
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The Best Ways to Get a Cell Phone While Traveling in Europe
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Michael Roennevig, Leaf Group Updated December 01, 2017
Making and getting calls in Europe with a US SIM card can be an expensive business, even if you have a "global" calling plan. Save a lot by picking up a prepaid handset or working things out so you can make cheaper calls from your existing cell phone while traveling. Buy a Phone In-Store
It's not difficult to pick up reasonably priced prepaid handsets in most European countries. You can buy pay-as-you-go phones from mobile network stores, electrical retailers and supermarkets. If you don't mind using a budget handset while you're away, you can grab a prepaid device for the price of a meal for two in a mid-market restaurant, and perhaps even cheaper if you can get by without all the bells and whistles that come with modern smartphones. Buy Prepaid Mobile Online
If you have a European postal address and a major credit card, you'll be able to buy a prepaid mobile online. Just arrange to have your device sent to your hotel or hostel. Once you have your new phone, you'll be able to top it up with call time using a credit card or by visiting local top-up points and paying cash. You might be able to get a better deal online than you would if you bought a new phone in store. Bear in mind that your device will be locked to a European network, unless you're happy to pay more for a SIM-free handset.
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Headings: The Best Ways to Get a Cell Phone While Traveling in Europe
The Best Ways to Get a Cell Phone While Traveling in Europe
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Buy a Phone In-Store
Buy Prepaid Mobile Online
Auction Sites and Secondhand Stores
Travel Tips Video
Rent a Phone
Alternatives
SIM Card for International Travel
Travel Tips
GSM Technology
Locked vs. Unlocked Devices
Country-Specific Cards
International SIM Card
Content: Buy Prepaid Mobile Online
If you have a European postal address and a major credit card, you'll be able to buy a prepaid mobile online. Just arrange to have your device sent to your hotel or hostel. Once you have your new phone, you'll be able to top it up with call time using a credit card or by visiting local top-up points and paying cash. You might be able to get a better deal online than you would if you bought a new phone in store. Bear in mind that your device will be locked to a European network, unless you're happy to pay more for a SIM-free handset. Auction Sites and Secondhand Stores
Pick up used cell phones from European auction sites and secondhand electrical stores. You'll need a postal address in Europe for the former unless you want to pay shipping fees to receive the phone before departing on your trip. This is a good option for those who don't want to travel with their fancy smartphone and are equally adverse to shelling out for a new prepaid handset. Travel Tips Video
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If you don't want to shell out for new prepaid handset, you can rent one from firms such as Cellhirein the UK, Me Mobile in Spain and Thrifty Car Rental in Ireland. Alternatively, borrow cell phones in the US before you depart from companies such as CellularAbroad, TripTel and TravelCell.
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The Best Ways to Get a Cell Phone While Traveling in Europe
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Rent a Phone
Alternatives
SIM Card for International Travel
Travel Tips
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Content: Auction Sites and Secondhand Stores
Pick up used cell phones from European auction sites and secondhand electrical stores. You'll need a postal address in Europe for the former unless you want to pay shipping fees to receive the phone before departing on your trip. This is a good option for those who don't want to travel with their fancy smartphone and are equally adverse to shelling out for a new prepaid handset. Travel Tips Video
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If you don't want to shell out for new prepaid handset, you can rent one from firms such as Cellhirein the UK, Me Mobile in Spain and Thrifty Car Rental in Ireland. Alternatively, borrow cell phones in the US before you depart from companies such as CellularAbroad, TripTel and TravelCell. If you're staying in Europe for more than a month, renting could be more expensive than buying a pay-as-you-go device. Alternatives
Download a mobile VoIP application such as MobileVoip for Windows Phone, Skype or ooVoo to your US phone and only make calls when you're connected to a free Wi-Fi hotspot. Just make sure you turn data roaming off on your device before you travel. If you have a quad-band or 4G handset, have your phone unlocked and buy a prepaid European SIM card. This will involve calling your network provider and asking for an unlock code.
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The Best Ways to Get a Cell Phone While Traveling in Europe
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Buy a Phone In-Store
Buy Prepaid Mobile Online
Auction Sites and Secondhand Stores
Travel Tips Video
Rent a Phone
Alternatives
SIM Card for International Travel
Travel Tips
GSM Technology
Locked vs. Unlocked Devices
Country-Specific Cards
International SIM Card
Content: If you're staying in Europe for more than a month, renting could be more expensive than buying a pay-as-you-go device. Alternatives
Download a mobile VoIP application such as MobileVoip for Windows Phone, Skype or ooVoo to your US phone and only make calls when you're connected to a free Wi-Fi hotspot. Just make sure you turn data roaming off on your device before you travel. If you have a quad-band or 4G handset, have your phone unlocked and buy a prepaid European SIM card. This will involve calling your network provider and asking for an unlock code. You'll typically be charged for this, especially if you're still under contract. If you're visiting multiple European countries, buy a new SIM for every region you visit. If you bought your device SIM-free, you won't need an unlock code. References
Boston University: Cell Phones in Dresden
Budget Travel:
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The Best Ways to Get a Cell Phone While Traveling in Europe
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Buy a Phone In-Store
Buy Prepaid Mobile Online
Auction Sites and Secondhand Stores
Travel Tips Video
Rent a Phone
Alternatives
SIM Card for International Travel
Travel Tips
GSM Technology
Locked vs. Unlocked Devices
Country-Specific Cards
International SIM Card
Content: You'll typically be charged for this, especially if you're still under contract. If you're visiting multiple European countries, buy a new SIM for every region you visit. If you bought your device SIM-free, you won't need an unlock code. References
Boston University: Cell Phones in Dresden
Budget Travel: Using Your Cell Phone in Europe
Resources
Cellhire
Me Mobile
Thrifty: Mobile Phone Rental
CellularAbroad
TripTel
TravelCell
Microsoft: MobileVoip
Skype: Skype for iPhone
ooVoo: Mobile
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Michael Roennevig has been a journalist since 2003.
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Headings: The Best Ways to Get a Cell Phone While Traveling in Europe
The Best Ways to Get a Cell Phone While Traveling in Europe
Travel Tips
Buy a Phone In-Store
Buy Prepaid Mobile Online
Auction Sites and Secondhand Stores
Travel Tips Video
Rent a Phone
Alternatives
SIM Card for International Travel
Travel Tips
GSM Technology
Locked vs. Unlocked Devices
Country-Specific Cards
International SIM Card
Content: Using Your Cell Phone in Europe
Resources
Cellhire
Me Mobile
Thrifty: Mobile Phone Rental
CellularAbroad
TripTel
TravelCell
Microsoft: MobileVoip
Skype: Skype for iPhone
ooVoo: Mobile
Writer Bio
Michael Roennevig has been a journalist since 2003. He has written on politics, the arts, travel and society for publications such as "The Big Issue" and "Which?" Roennevig holds a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from the Surrey Institute and a postgraduate diploma from the National Council for the Training of Journalists at City College, Brighton. Cite this Article
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Robert Schrader, Leaf Group Updated March 15, 2018
When you travel within the United States -- and use a carrier with a national reach, such as T-Mobile or AT&T -- you only rarely incur additional charges and fees for "roaming" off your carrier's network. Traveling internationally, however, requires you to use foreign networks, something that gets expensive quickly. Purchasing a cell phone SIM card in each destination country helps you avoid racking up huge fees to make local calls.
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Headings: The Best Ways to Get a Cell Phone While Traveling in Europe
The Best Ways to Get a Cell Phone While Traveling in Europe
Travel Tips
Buy a Phone In-Store
Buy Prepaid Mobile Online
Auction Sites and Secondhand Stores
Travel Tips Video
Rent a Phone
Alternatives
SIM Card for International Travel
Travel Tips
GSM Technology
Locked vs. Unlocked Devices
Country-Specific Cards
International SIM Card
Content: He has written on politics, the arts, travel and society for publications such as "The Big Issue" and "Which?" Roennevig holds a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from the Surrey Institute and a postgraduate diploma from the National Council for the Training of Journalists at City College, Brighton. Cite this Article
SIM Card for International Travel
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Robert Schrader, Leaf Group Updated March 15, 2018
When you travel within the United States -- and use a carrier with a national reach, such as T-Mobile or AT&T -- you only rarely incur additional charges and fees for "roaming" off your carrier's network. Traveling internationally, however, requires you to use foreign networks, something that gets expensive quickly. Purchasing a cell phone SIM card in each destination country helps you avoid racking up huge fees to make local calls. GSM Technology
The underlying technology that allows you to use your U.S. cell phone on foreign networks is known as the Global System for Mobile Communications, or GSM for short. If your cell phone has a SIM card, you know it's a GSM device -- otherwise, it uses Code Division Multiple Access, or CDMA, a technology that transmits signals and stores information internally. If you have a CDMA phone, you won't be able to use a foreign SIM card in it. Locked vs. Unlocked Devices
U.S. cell phone companies understand the portability inherent in GSM technology -- and, as a result, most restrict or "lock" their devices so that you can only use them on the network of the carrier from whom you purchased it. Overcoming this restriction involves taking your phone to a repair specialist, paying a small fee and collecting your device once it's unlocked, as you must have an unlocked phone to use an auxiliary SIM card.
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The underlying technology that allows you to use your U.S. cell phone on foreign networks is known as the Global System for Mobile Communications, or GSM for short. If your cell phone has a SIM card, you know it's a GSM device -- otherwise, it uses Code Division Multiple Access, or CDMA, a technology that transmits signals and stores information internally. If you have a CDMA phone, you won't be able to use a foreign SIM card in it. Locked vs. Unlocked Devices
U.S. cell phone companies understand the portability inherent in GSM technology -- and, as a result, most restrict or "lock" their devices so that you can only use them on the network of the carrier from whom you purchased it. Overcoming this restriction involves taking your phone to a repair specialist, paying a small fee and collecting your device once it's unlocked, as you must have an unlocked phone to use an auxiliary SIM card. Alternatively, you can purchase an unlocked phone on a third-party site, such as eBay or Craigslist. Country-Specific Cards
The first option you have when traveling is to purchase SIM cards in each country you visit. The primary advantage to exercising this option is that you'll have a local number you can give to hotels, tour guides and anyone you meet while traveling. In some regions, such as Southeast Asia and South America, purchasing a SIM card is extremely cheap -- and you can refill your minutes by purchasing "top-up" cards at convenience stores. Although similar cards and service cost more in Western Europe and Australia, they lack the contractual commitments to which you're accustomed as an American, offering you flexibility and freedom while on the road.
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The first option you have when traveling is to purchase SIM cards in each country you visit. The primary advantage to exercising this option is that you'll have a local number you can give to hotels, tour guides and anyone you meet while traveling. In some regions, such as Southeast Asia and South America, purchasing a SIM card is extremely cheap -- and you can refill your minutes by purchasing "top-up" cards at convenience stores. Although similar cards and service cost more in Western Europe and Australia, they lack the contractual commitments to which you're accustomed as an American, offering you flexibility and freedom while on the road. International SIM Card
If you're not keen on purchasing a new SIM card everywhere you visit, you can purchase an international SIM card in advance of your travels. Each company manages its international SIM card products slightly differently, but your card allows you make and receive calls in foreign countries at local rates. The potential downside is that these cards don't always work in every country -- and incoming calls route to a static phone number that may or may not be based in your destination country. OneSimCard phones, for example, link primarily to Estonian phone numbers. References
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What are the types of tourism?
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International Tourism
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Motives behind the travelling
Specially, human nature is want to see things with owns eyes; It causes us to go to near or distance places and to fulfill our curiosity. A beautiful mountain scene, a lovely beach or an exquisite sculptural work, casts an irresistible charm on our mind, it satisfies our hunger for natural beauty. And tourism lets us enjoy it to the full.
It encourages intercultural contacts and intercultural activities.
Human internal drives that urge person to travel, its associates like recreation, adventure, longings for rest and escape and desire to ‘get away from it’.
People would not learn all the things by watching television or reading books, they believed to get experiences by themselves; it makes them exciting because, they found the things which not edited. This also motivated the people to travel.
Other popular Purpose of traveling
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The travel industries big achievement over the past 72 years has been about how tourism sector brings together strangers-travelers-local people-harmoniously. Visit and travel Is now more than adventure, learning new skills, rejuvenation, and fulfillment. Tourism has changed from being a services offering like a room, a flight and food. The people who were satisfied with 7 years ago, now wants to go whale watching or mountain biking. In the luxury sector, we see rich people who are more likely to spend money on experiences than objects. It’s called the experience economy and there is a sense that tourist value lifetime memories compare some physical possessions. Many tourism places are now experiencing “over tourism”, most tourist destinations have tried to attract as many tourists as possible and tourists experiences start to suffer. The global visitors numbers set to accelerate at an even faster rate over tourism will become a bigger and bigger issue. Booking.com Banner
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Title: Can Bactrim cause Nausea?
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Title: Leg Pain and Morton's Neuroma
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Title: Can Levothyroxine cause Weight Loss?
Headings: Does Levothyroxine cause Weight Loss?
Does Levothyroxine cause Weight Loss?
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Title: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Headings: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Do archaea have a nucleus?
What is Archaea made of?
What is the shape of Archaea?
Do bacteria have nuclei?
Is archaebacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic?
What is the general characteristics of archaebacteria?
What do archaea eat?
How do Archaea die?
How do Archaea grow?
Can archaea cause disease in humans?
Why Archaea and Bacteria are classified separately?
What is older bacteria or archaea?
What is archaea cell wall made of?
What are 3 types of Archaea?
Do archaea have Pili?
Do archaea have ribosomes?
What features do bacteria and archaea share?
Content: Do archaea have a nucleus? Do archaea have a nucleus? Asked By: Nidae Weischadel | Last Updated: 31st May, 2020
Category: science genetics
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A) Archaea cells contain small membrane-enclosed organelles; bacteria do not. FALSE. As you said, Archaea and Bacteria are prokaryotes:
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Title: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Headings: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Do archaea have a nucleus?
What is Archaea made of?
What is the shape of Archaea?
Do bacteria have nuclei?
Is archaebacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic?
What is the general characteristics of archaebacteria?
What do archaea eat?
How do Archaea die?
How do Archaea grow?
Can archaea cause disease in humans?
Why Archaea and Bacteria are classified separately?
What is older bacteria or archaea?
What is archaea cell wall made of?
What are 3 types of Archaea?
Do archaea have Pili?
Do archaea have ribosomes?
What features do bacteria and archaea share?
Content: science genetics
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A) Archaea cells contain small membrane-enclosed organelles; bacteria do not. FALSE. As you said, Archaea and Bacteria are prokaryotes: that don't have any nucleus nor membrane-bound organelles. Archaea cells contain a membrane-bound nucleus; bacteria do not. See full answer to your question here. Also question is, do archaebacteria have a nucleus?
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Title: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Headings: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Do archaea have a nucleus?
What is Archaea made of?
What is the shape of Archaea?
Do bacteria have nuclei?
Is archaebacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic?
What is the general characteristics of archaebacteria?
What do archaea eat?
How do Archaea die?
How do Archaea grow?
Can archaea cause disease in humans?
Why Archaea and Bacteria are classified separately?
What is older bacteria or archaea?
What is archaea cell wall made of?
What are 3 types of Archaea?
Do archaea have Pili?
Do archaea have ribosomes?
What features do bacteria and archaea share?
Content: that don't have any nucleus nor membrane-bound organelles. Archaea cells contain a membrane-bound nucleus; bacteria do not. See full answer to your question here. Also question is, do archaebacteria have a nucleus? Archaebacteria, like all prokaryotes, have no membrane bound organelles. This means that the archaebacteria are without nuclei, mitochondria, endoplasmic reticula, lysosomes, Golgi complexes, or chloroplasts. Because these organisms have no nucleus, the genetic material floats freely in the cytoplasm. Additionally, do archaea have DNA? Archaea (formerly Archaebacteria) are alive.
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Title: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Headings: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Do archaea have a nucleus?
What is Archaea made of?
What is the shape of Archaea?
Do bacteria have nuclei?
Is archaebacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic?
What is the general characteristics of archaebacteria?
What do archaea eat?
How do Archaea die?
How do Archaea grow?
Can archaea cause disease in humans?
Why Archaea and Bacteria are classified separately?
What is older bacteria or archaea?
What is archaea cell wall made of?
What are 3 types of Archaea?
Do archaea have Pili?
Do archaea have ribosomes?
What features do bacteria and archaea share?
Content: Archaebacteria, like all prokaryotes, have no membrane bound organelles. This means that the archaebacteria are without nuclei, mitochondria, endoplasmic reticula, lysosomes, Golgi complexes, or chloroplasts. Because these organisms have no nucleus, the genetic material floats freely in the cytoplasm. Additionally, do archaea have DNA? Archaea (formerly Archaebacteria) are alive. So they do have DNA, but like the bacteria, their DNA is not in a nucleus. The DNA is not surrounded with a membrane like it is in the cells of plants, animals, fungi, algae, and protozoa. All living things either have cells or are cells. Subsequently, one may also ask, what is the difference between bacteria and archaea? Difference Between Archaea and Bacteria.
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Title: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Headings: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Do archaea have a nucleus?
What is Archaea made of?
What is the shape of Archaea?
Do bacteria have nuclei?
Is archaebacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic?
What is the general characteristics of archaebacteria?
What do archaea eat?
How do Archaea die?
How do Archaea grow?
Can archaea cause disease in humans?
Why Archaea and Bacteria are classified separately?
What is older bacteria or archaea?
What is archaea cell wall made of?
What are 3 types of Archaea?
Do archaea have Pili?
Do archaea have ribosomes?
What features do bacteria and archaea share?
Content: Eubacteria are enclosed by a cell wall. 39 Related Question Answers Found
What is Archaea made of? The phospholipids of archaea are unusual in four ways: They have membranes composed of glycerol-ether lipids, whereas bacteria and eukaryotes have membranes composed mainly of glycerol-ester lipids. What is the shape of Archaea? Archaea. Archaea can be spherical, rod, spiral, lobed, rectangular or irregular in shape. An unusual flat, square-shaped species that lives in salty pools has also been discovered. Some exist as single cells, others form filaments or clusters. Do bacteria have nuclei?
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Title: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Headings: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Do archaea have a nucleus?
What is Archaea made of?
What is the shape of Archaea?
Do bacteria have nuclei?
Is archaebacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic?
What is the general characteristics of archaebacteria?
What do archaea eat?
How do Archaea die?
How do Archaea grow?
Can archaea cause disease in humans?
Why Archaea and Bacteria are classified separately?
What is older bacteria or archaea?
What is archaea cell wall made of?
What are 3 types of Archaea?
Do archaea have Pili?
Do archaea have ribosomes?
What features do bacteria and archaea share?
Content: Archaea. Archaea can be spherical, rod, spiral, lobed, rectangular or irregular in shape. An unusual flat, square-shaped species that lives in salty pools has also been discovered. Some exist as single cells, others form filaments or clusters. Do bacteria have nuclei? Bacteria are considered to be prokaryotes, which means they do not have a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles. Instead, the DNA is found in the nuceloid, a region with no membrane, or as a plasmid, a small circle of extra genetic information, floating right in the cytoplasm, the fluid that fills the cell. Is archaebacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic? Archaea, (domain Archaea), any of a group of single-celled prokaryotic organisms (that is, organisms whose cells lack a defined nucleus) that have distinct molecular characteristics separating them from bacteria (the other, more prominent group of prokaryotes) as well as from eukaryotes (organisms, including plants and
What is the general characteristics of archaebacteria? The common characteristics of Archaebacteria known to date are these: (
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Title: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Headings: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Do archaea have a nucleus?
What is Archaea made of?
What is the shape of Archaea?
Do bacteria have nuclei?
Is archaebacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic?
What is the general characteristics of archaebacteria?
What do archaea eat?
How do Archaea die?
How do Archaea grow?
Can archaea cause disease in humans?
Why Archaea and Bacteria are classified separately?
What is older bacteria or archaea?
What is archaea cell wall made of?
What are 3 types of Archaea?
Do archaea have Pili?
Do archaea have ribosomes?
What features do bacteria and archaea share?
Content: Bacteria are considered to be prokaryotes, which means they do not have a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles. Instead, the DNA is found in the nuceloid, a region with no membrane, or as a plasmid, a small circle of extra genetic information, floating right in the cytoplasm, the fluid that fills the cell. Is archaebacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic? Archaea, (domain Archaea), any of a group of single-celled prokaryotic organisms (that is, organisms whose cells lack a defined nucleus) that have distinct molecular characteristics separating them from bacteria (the other, more prominent group of prokaryotes) as well as from eukaryotes (organisms, including plants and
What is the general characteristics of archaebacteria? The common characteristics of Archaebacteria known to date are these: ( 1) the presence of characteristic tRNAs and ribosomal RNAs; ( 2) the absence of peptidoglycan cell walls, with in many cases, replacement by a largely proteinaceous coat; ( 3) the occurrence of ether linked lipids built from phytanyl chains and (4) in
What do archaea eat? Archaea can eat iron, sulfur, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, ammonia, uranium, and all sorts of toxic compounds, and from this consumption they can produce methane, hydrogen sulfide gas, iron, or sulfur. They have the amazing ability to turn inorganic material into organic matter, like turning metal to meat.
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Title: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Headings: Do archaea have a nucleus?
Do archaea have a nucleus?
What is Archaea made of?
What is the shape of Archaea?
Do bacteria have nuclei?
Is archaebacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic?
What is the general characteristics of archaebacteria?
What do archaea eat?
How do Archaea die?
How do Archaea grow?
Can archaea cause disease in humans?
Why Archaea and Bacteria are classified separately?
What is older bacteria or archaea?
What is archaea cell wall made of?
What are 3 types of Archaea?
Do archaea have Pili?
Do archaea have ribosomes?
What features do bacteria and archaea share?
Content: How do Archaea die? Archaea that are found in extremely hot environments are known as extreme thermophiles. Most organisms die in extremely hot conditions because the heat damages the shape and structure of the DNA and proteins found in their cells. Structural changes to the cellular membranes can prevent acid entering their cell. How do Archaea grow? Archaea reproduce asexually by binary fission, fragmentation, or budding. Archaebacteria go through the normal cell cycle as they grow and develop. When they reach a certain size, they reproduce into two archaebacteria. When they Most archaebacteria live in harsh environments. Can archaea cause disease in humans?
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