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| 28. | The Forever Diver: How to Make Scuba a Lifelong Hobby
We all lead busy lives. With work, kids, school, household tasks, church and civic commitments and, oh yes, sleep, the number of hours left for recreational activities of any kind can be pretty slim. Unless recreational time figures into your list of priorities, sometimes it just doesn't make the tightly packed schedule. The author offers a few hints on how to incorporate scuba diving into our schedules so that it remains a lifelong and enjoyable pursuit.
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By Linda Lee Walden |
| 42. | The Perils of Plankton: Understanding Red Tides. The term "red tide" is problematic because it's both confusing and a misnomer. First, a red tide has nothing to do with the tide. Additionally, "red tides" aren't always red. This article explains the biological phenomenon responsible for red tides, and the potential problems they create for humans and the environment.
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By Alex Brylske |
| 58. | Holistic Diving: Tuning the Harmonies of Our Underwater Performance
We often think of diving, or any performance for that matter, as consisting of many intricate pieces that must be carefully, thoughtfully, and patiently pieced together. In diving, those puzzle pieces are many, but can be grouped into three primary categories: physical, technical and mental. We can achieve peak performance, enjoyment and safety when we integrate these key elements.
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By Robert N. Rossier |
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