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Snorkelling with SeaWorld
What's the meaning of Snorkeling?
In the last years every aquasport center use this word, but not everyone knows what it is; Snorkeling is one of the way to discover the amazing sea life while equipped with a diving mask, a shaped tube called a snorkel, and usually fins. The tube or snorkel helps to breathe while face-down at the surface, the fins help swimming with relatively little effort and the mask allows you to admire the wonderful marine life. Everyone can enjoy snorkeling, don't need to be skilled swimmers, you can use a life jacket to float feeling safe to whom have never tried it before. Discover a place with a local guide it is more safe and easy and he can show you up something that you miss to notice. Seaworld Diving Center organizes snorkeling trips by boat or by beach and our experienced guide will swim ever with you.
The trips from the beach takes just half day, so you will be in time for your lunch in the hotel. Perfect trips for everyone, even for beginners or families with small children also. ALL the excursions include: expert guide, flotation vest, water and soft drinks. The list of the snorkeling trips we offer are:
Abu Dabbab Bay
An ideal place for those who love diving and snorkeling, but also very suitable for those who are not experienced swimmers and for the whole family (there are sun umbrellas and chaise longue). The reef north and south protects this bay from the open sea, and the sandy bottom, sloping down gently, provides easy access into the water (ideal for kids).
Giant turtles and the dugong are among the most famous animals that can be found in this bay; they are a natural and wild marine animals, so it can happen that you can't find them, however, the giant green turtles are more sedentary and with a good chance you can meet them. There are not only dugongs and sea turtles in Abu Dabbab Bay, you can also see other rare animals, like guitar sharks, completely harmless, giant breeds, titan triggerfishes, puffer fishes, jacks and barracudas also. Along the reef you could also find scorpion fishes, stone fishes, crocodile fishes, butterfly fishes and plenty of colourful corals of Red Sea. This makes Abu Dabbab a "must" to be visited during your holiday in Marsa Alam. Seaworld diving center guides you in the middle of the bay and along the reef.
Marsa Egla
This bay is located few kilometres from the city of Marsa Alam and offers a wide and wild sandy beach, with easy access to the reef and sheltered from rough seas where you can enjoy and snorkel in peace. The bay is rich in marine life with frequent sightings of large turtles and rarely also the famous dugong, in the middle of the bay there is wide sea grass ground where these animal and turtles feed on.
Marsa Shoona
This beach is located a few kilometres south of Port Ghalib and offers beautiful scenery of colors between the white sandy beach and the turquoise red sea. The seabed drops very slowly and is suitable even for non-experts and children. Even here there is a chance to see giant sea turtles, many colourful fishes that inhabit the coral reef, clown fishes, spotted rays, parrot fishes and many other tropical fishes typical of the Red Sea. After the snorkeling tour you can relax walking along a white sandy beach and admire the spectacle of nature that this area offers.
Dolphin House, also called Sha'ab Samadai Reef, is a popular and well-known site of Marsa Alam, also become marine protected area and national park in 2001, in order to protect this area with fragile ecosystems and with high turnout of people. Some rules are in place, like:
-Maximum boats per day set at 10;
-100-150 Visitors a day;
-Time limited (10:00 to 14:00);
-Creating an area bounded by floating buoys reserved only for the dolphins, in which is strictly forbidden to swim.
Life jacket mandatory for everyone Dolphin House is a large semicircular reef, creating a lagoon, calm and sheltered from rough seas, where a big family of dolphins often goes to rest. Here you can swim with the dolphins till the area bounded by buoys. However, dolphins are not always there, of course, can also happen not to find them. Obviously Dolphin House offers the opportunity to swim next to the coral reef, where you can admire beautiful coral and tropical fishes of the Red Sea. The Marine Park of Dolphin House is accessible only by boat. Seaworld Diving Center organizes daily boat trips, departing from the port of Marsa Alam. The excursion includes:
-Transfer by bus (with air condition) till Marsa Alam port;
-Transfer by boat (about 30 meters long);
-entrance ticket to the national park;
-water, coffee and soft drinks;
-lunch on board;
-Snorkeling guide
-Life jacket
Shaab PARADISE
Shaab Paradise or even Shaab Marsa Alam is a reef off the city of Marsa Alam. It is a site suitable for everyone, where you can admire the beautiful and colourful coral reefs and where often passes by a large family of dolphins. Due to its location, the reef protects from rough sea and you can snorkel in complete tranquillity . The site is reachable only by boat and Seaworld diving center organizes daily trips The excursion includes:
-Transfer by bus (with air condition) till Marsa Alam port;
-Transfer by boat (about 30 meters long);
-entrance ticket to the national park;
-water, coffee and soft drinks;
-lunch on board;
-Snorkeling guide
-Life jacket


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Junior Faculty Win Career Development Professorships
Profs from MED, CAS, and SMG honored for passion, scholarly work
Hui Feng spends a lot of time staring through zebra fish. Through because these vertebrates, which have a great deal of genetics in common with humans, are transparent. In fact, one particular breed, called Casper—after the Friendly Ghost—is so phantasmal that Feng says that "you can read newspapers through this fish."
Feng doesn't read the news through them, though. The School of Medicine assistant professor of pharmacology and medicine is more interested in tracking the pathways of dyed tumor cells as they metastasize through the zebra fish's vasculature, which is tinted a contrasting color. In the less than two years since her tank-filled lab opened, she has identified genes that, when blocked with targeted treatments, could prevent the metastasis of certain types of cancer, like the most stubborn forms of leukemia.
In recognition of her groundbreaking work, Feng was awarded the Ralph Edwards Career Development Professorship, which recognizes MED researchers. The award was made possible this year by the estate of obstetrician and gynecologist Ralph Edwards (MED'52).
Feng, director of the Laboratory of Zebrafish Genetics & Cancer Therapeutics, says the honor reminds her that University officials appreciate faculty research and they want to support it. "It's not just about the money," she says. "The spiritual or mental support really means so much to us."
Karen Antman, MED dean and Medical Campus provost, recalls the researcher's discoveries early in her career, which found their way to top-tier research journals, including Nature, Cell Biology, Cancer Cell, the Journal of Experimental Medicine, and PNAS. A graduate of Beijing Medical University, Feng completed a master's in cardiovascular pharmacology at Peking Union Medical College and a doctorate in cellular biology at the University of Georgia.
"Since joining the School of Medicine faculty," Antman says, "Dr. Feng has demonstrated an exceptional level of scholarship, mentorship, teaching, and collegiality and quickly established herself as an independent research scientist, effectively and efficiently setting up a robust research program."
Feng is one of three assistant professors who were given career development awards, which recognize junior faculty who have been at the University for less than two years and have held no prior professorships. Cornel Ban, a College of Arts & Sciences assistant professor of international relations, received the inaugural Stuart and Elizabeth Pratt Career Development Professorship, dedicated to CAS scholars. And Nachiketa Sahoo, a School of Management assistant professor of information systems, was awarded the Reidy Family Career Development Professorship, which has recognized faculty members in SMG and the College of Engineering in alternating years since 2010.
Contributions from BU trustee Stuart W. Pratt (CAS'69) and his wife, Elizabeth, and trustee Richard D. Reidy (SMG'82) and his wife, Minda G. Reidy (SMG'82, GSM'84) made the professorships possible.
Each award comes with a three-year nonrenewable stipend used to support scholarly or creative work and to cover a portion of the faculty member's salary. Deans of the respective schools or colleges nominate faculty for these honors, and the Office of the Provost makes the final selections.
"We are extremely grateful to Stuart and Elizabeth Pratt, Richard and Minda Reidy, and posthumously, Ralph Edwards for their generosity and for the vision they've shown in supporting the future of these very important fields," says Jean Morrison, University provost and chief academic officer. These three professors were recognized for "their extraordinary accomplishments in areas of study, passion for the creation and transmission of knowledge, and their efforts to enhance the student experience."
Ban's research has focused on economic issues in Brazil, Spain, and Romania, and spans three principal topics: international finance, international economic organizations, and the diffusion of international economic ideas. He describes his first book, Governing Crises: The International Politics of Crisis Economics from Bretton Woods to the Great Recession, not yet published, as "a cautionary tale about how much we don't know about how the financial markets work." He is an expert on the failure of economic models used by governments or international banks to predict the financial crisis that swept the world within the past decade.
Ban earned a bachelor's from Babes-Bolyai University, in Romania, a master's degree from the University of Delaware, and a doctorate in political science from the University of Maryland. He says the award will give him the time and funding to launch his next book project, which will focus on the dynamics of international finance over the past couple of decades. "Without this kind of support," he says, "I could not get it done."
Andrew Bacevich, a CAS professor of history and international relations and acting chair of international relations, calls Ban an "emerging superstar" in the department. "Since his arrival a year ago, he has become a valued asset," he says. "His performance as a teacher and scholar has demonstrated that he is precisely the sort of young faculty member for whom the Stuart and Elizabeth Pratt Career Development Professorship is designed."
Sahoo holds a master's degree in knowledge discovery and data mining and a doctorate in information systems and management, both from Carnegie Mellon University. His current research focus is on improving personalized information filtering techniques, such as that used by Netflix and Amazon, to help customers find products that best match their past interests. Recognizing that people are dynamic and that their preferences change over time, he has adjusted these filtering techniques so that they show more accurate recommendations across a variety of platforms.
In a separate branch of research, Sahoo is analyzing the messages exchanged between individuals on corporate social media, such as blogs, to identify expertise that exists inside a company.
"New technologies to help people connect to each other are exacerbating the problem of information overload at a personal level," says Sahoo. "There is too much information to sift through and there is limited time. It's important to develop tools and techniques that help us find the bits of relevant information faster."
Sahoo says he will use the award to hire a research assistant to help with data collection and analysis.
"Dr. Sahoo is a wonderful addition to our faculty: a productive researcher, a great colleague, and a committed teacher," says Kenneth Freeman, SMG's Allen Questrom Professor and Dean.

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It's the 24th century and crime is practically non-existent in the world thanks to a highly developed psychic police force and other Espers who can read the minds of individuals with criminal tendencies. The Espers using their psychic powers weed out the criminal thought patterns and can put an end to the crime before it even begins. Multimillionaire Ben Reich is determined to acquire the business of his rival D'Courtney. When D'Courtney refuses to accept his business offer after several Reich decides to eliminate his competition thus making it easier to acquire his business. He enlists the aid of an easily corrupted and bribeable Esper, buys an ancient 20th century pistol from a crooked pawnshop dealer, and carries out his murder plan on the night of a hedonistic party at the home of D'Courtney's wealthy and addle-brained neighbor.
On the very first page I knew this was going to be something unique. Here is a sample of the unusual ideas Bester employs in his futuristic setting:
He lay quietly in the hydropathic bed while his heart shuddered and his eyes focussed at random on objects in the room, simulating a calm he could not feel. The walls of green jade, the nightlight in the porcelain mandarin whose head nodded interminably if you touched him, the multi-clock that radiated the time of three planets and six satellites, the bed itself, a crystal pool flowing with carbonated glycerine at ninety-nine point nine Farenheit.
I know this is hardly a forgotten book among the SF cognoscenti, but I'm not part of that elite bunch. To those of you who don't read any SF for fear it will brand you "one of the geeks" (as I once feared ages ago) forgive me while I lapse into my fanatical mode. READ THIS ONE! It's science fiction for people who don't like science fiction and it will change your opinion of the entire genre. I am sure of it. Now I'm on the hunt for Bester's others works including The Stars My Destination which I found last year in its 1st paperback edition and foolishly passed it up, placed it back in the box where I found it only to see it snapped up immediately by a young woman standing right next to me. One of the cognoscenti, no doubt.


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Cliché shots are images of subjects or compositions that are so overused that they have lost their meaning or substance. Everyone has taken a cliché shot at one time or another. When we are starting to learn to the craft of photography, we usually imitate, maybe subconsciously, the images we most often see such as those on greeting cards, postcards, magazines and the like. Orange sunsets over the ocean, smiling babies, wide eyed puppies, flowers with dewdrops, all these have become extremely popular and seem to have become the standard for what is 'good' photography. They are technically sound, clear and sharp, and appear to be well liked by most people; otherwise they wouldn't be so widespread. Therefore, photographers take more of these photos, believing that these shots represent professionalism and the desires of the general public. Therein lies the issue. Not so much in the shots themselves but in the photographer's wish to please other people before himself.
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