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| 26 | Learning the 'Scuba Language': A Dictionary for New Divers
It's easy to remember the definitions for scuba terms we use or hear regularly: bottom time, psi, squeeze, lubber line, pony bottle, etc. But other less familiar words may come up in conversation with more experienced divers or appear in print. Most are thoroughly covered in scuba continuing education courses; however, newly certified divers may not know their meaning or perhaps may encounter them for the first time.
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By Linda Lee Walden |
| 36 | The Changing Earth: Does the Sea Hold the Key?
"Global warming" is a subject that has generated a spirited debate played out in the scientific community, in the media and in political circles. As it turns out, the answer may not lie in studying the atmosphere, where most global warming data has been taken, but in the sea.
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By Alex Brylske46The Seagoing Detective: |
| 46 | Searching for a Diver's Mistress
In this fictional account, a detective in search of the truth uncovers some useful tidbits about how things operate in a real-life scuba diving operation. He likes what he sees. To borrow and bend a phrase from a famous detective, Mike Hammer, you might want to "make a note."
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By Bob "Dirty Job" Cantell |
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