Fins and great fortune

If you are around IL university NIU go today to see and hear Bob Evans a former National Geographic underwater photographer, who invented the Force Fins nowadays used by US Navy and its Seals.

Great connection of art, fun and business.

About lecture read here

If you wanna learn about fins, go here

And don't forget, write me your comments, I am eager to hear them :) at pabu01@seznam.cz  ¶ 12:16 AM

  What's your opinion on whaling as a diver and nature lover ?

Pls. let me know at pabu01@seznam.cz

Is there or isn't there a human way of killing ways ? Is there a human way of killing anything ?

Read about the coalition that calls for support from divers against whaling and let me know your opinion.

Paco  ¶ 1:42 PM

  John Bennett
The first diver bellow 1000ft went missing during his trimix shipr wreck dive in Korea.
Find more at Divernet site.  ¶ 1:39 PM

  Funny, funny, you are....

Wanna have a lot of funn while diving ?

Try play underwater black jack or slot machine...Seems like fun ? No! Check out this funny shop at www.scubatoys.com and you can get them right away.

Have a lot of fun and don't forget to breath :)  ¶ 3:45 PM

  Tropicall paradise that you will never see...

At least that is what they will probably say of archipelago of Fernando de Noronha, made up of 21 islands, is home to 24 different species of marine bird, two of marine turtle, various sharks, rays, spinner dolphins and huge number of tropical fish; oh, and about 3,000 humans who must be among the most environmentally best behaved on the planet.

There are only 500 visitors allowed every day and due to this regulation it seems like a paradise ....

According to the article there is a clear visibility up to 40 meters deep.

That seems like a great place to live to mee :)

Check it out at FT.com
  ¶ 3:40 PM

  Get your kids to learn Chemistry and love it !

This could sound like an promotion for the newly opened class that combines scuba diving and chemistry in Davenport.
Nice experiment. Students get wet and see how the Boyle’s Law applies in real world. Though it says it combines Chemistry and Scuba, I would rather say it is Physics and Scuba...but who knows....

Check the whole article at QC Times
  ¶ 3:35 PM