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This book is dedicated to Nitrox rebreather diving and the basic principles and skills that every rebreather diver should know and master. It covers some topics like balance and trim with a rebreather, risk management, and proper Nitrox dive planning.
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Wetpixel Quarterly ships issue 5
Wetpixel LLC is proud to announce the immediate availability of issue #5 of Wetpixel Quarterly magazine. In its trademark landscape-oriented, high-resolution format, issue #5 celebrates Clark Little’s Living Glass Collection of exquisite surf photography from Hawaii and Magnus Lundgren stunning portfolio of underwater photographs from his native Scandinavia and around the world.
Also featured are surf photography portfolios by Ryan Beppu and Brown Cannon III, Tony Wu’s column The Photographic Eye featuring humpback whales, Eric Cheng’s Shot-O-Rama covering Seattle’s six-gill sharks, a report on Wetpixel’s Socorro Expedition by Alex Mustard and Berkley White’s column Saturated.
Surprise Drop In Carbon Dioxide Absorbed By East/Japan Sea
What Makes the Great Ocean Currents Flow?
Powerful currents drive the oceans' circulation and Earth's climate. MIT/WHOI Joint Program graduate student Stephanie Waterman has investigated the underlying physics that drive the currents.
Surprising Return of North Atlantic Circulation Pump
A Tale of Two Oceans, and the Monsoons
A Most Ingenious Paradoxical Plankton
Shellfish's Mysterious Pathways to Adulthood
A Tag Fit for a Porpoise
Runaway stars carve eerie cosmic sculptures
Talking Tek
Monsanto seeks FDA approval for drought-tolerant corn
i am looking for an underwter housing
gates housing prefered
HVX201 or ex1
thank you
send me an email to
philippe.madeira at free.fr
NY Gov targets clean energy and health despite deficit
Hello from Los Angeles!
I'm a SoCal (Southern California) native and was certified in San Pedro, CA out of Pacific Wilderness (actual beach dives were Newport Beach & Redondo Beach) after doing a resort course down in St. Lucia about 4 years ago. Seann Bogguess was my most excellent instructor over at PacWild.
I've done several Catalina Island trips on the Psalty V and have 3 night dives under my belt and have basically done the requirements for the Advanced Cert; I just need to do the course.
I'm at about dive number 55 or so and really enjoy it and finally have all my gear (thanks mrsreindeer!) and take advantage of diving whereever we travel (and we love to travel!).
So far, I've dived (in order of occurence):
-St. Lucia
-Redondo Beach
-Newport Beach
-Palos Verdes
-Catalina Island
-Cozumel
-Mykonos (Greece)
-Kauai
-British Virgin Islands
-Hawaii (Big Island)
-Belize
Thanks for having me & I look forward to making a lot of new buddies!!
Journey Of A Green Turtle From Indonesia Into Australian Opens Mystery Of 'Oceanic Superhighway'
buy underwater housing
tell me to my email address cause i don 't get notification
philippe.madeira at free.fr
thank you
Sealife DC500
DC500
DC500 Underwater Housing
charger
extra battery
cleaning kit
moisture busters
wide angle lens with cover
This is the unit as seen on scubatoys:
http://www.scubatoys.com/store/camer...500housing.jpg
grease for the ears
When sitting at my desk and trying to dig through my pile of accumulated administrational deeds I like to massage my half deaf ears with some tunes ... and got so sired of my mp3 collection and all that, as well got so tired about all the advertising and bullshit talk on radio ...
I found this internet radio station Radio Paradise free of comercials and breaks with a mellow choice of music I came to apreciate and like a lot that I would like to share it .... just go onto the web page, click under listen and choose your connection ... and thats it ...
It can be found under Radio Paradise - Commercial Free Internet Radio - Online Radio, Stone Ground, Hand Mixed, Served Hot and accessed with any mp or media player installed on your computer.
Hope you enjoy as much as I do
greetings
Matt
Badly disguised purchase justification
allright say let's say I'm doing 25min, less than 20m dives two-three times every other day in 2C cold water, would an rebreather (mCCR) be able to replace my oc gear for guiding?
Here are some justification points I thought of and well... points against and staying in oc-land:
+ Ability to talk underwater
+ Warm breathing air :)
+ No bubbles
- Warm up time?
- Operational Cost (O2, scrubber, service)
and are there any technical objections the wise would have to such rebreather usage, ie. scrubber warmup time or due to the cold environment that would make it significantly unwise to use a rebreather?
Cheers Jói


