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DEPTH Blog
The most useful snippets from our authors, all in one place. DEPTH discusses topics of diving, equipment and environment, physics and physiology, technique and technology, and hyperbarics.
Grab one of these entertaining, educational audiobooks before heading out for your holiday travels!
| All Ages |
| Mystery of the Last Olympian |
| https://play.google.com/store/audiobooks/details?id=AQAAAECqARFBqM&pli=1 |
| Kids |
| Luminous Finds Her Aura |
| https://play.google.com/store/audiobooks/details?id=AQAAAEAqrhTuLM |
| Adults |
| Cherry Red |
| https://play.google.com/store/audiobooks/details?id=AQAAAEAqPA58NM |
| Educational - Hyperbaric Medicine |
| Hyperbaric Facility Safety, 2nd Edition |
| https://play.google.com/store/audiobooks/details?id=AQAAAEAqeT45BM |
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Your Holiday Gift Guide
A Unique Gift for All Ages of Underwater Enthusiasts
Great White Sharks by Dan Orr is a unique coloring book suited for all ages! With over 40 pages of magnificent photographs and coloring pages, this book will capture the imagination of anyone interested in the mysterious, beautiful, and often misunderstood world of Great White Sharks.
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Winter time seems appropriate for re-introducing "Cold Water Diving: A Guide to Ice Diving" especially for those of you who experienced last week's nationwide cold snap. John Heine, experienced writer, Diving Safety Instructor, and Polar Programs officer, has been diving in the cold waters of the Arctic and Antarctic for decades. Safe to say this little guide to ice diving is a MUST for anyone wanting to face frigid waters. https://www.bestpub.com/.../442.../category_pathway-42.html
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Attention Dive Shops & Dive Pros! We're sharing a sneak peek at a new book bundle for distributors that will be rolled out at DEMA Show 202 - it's called the Open Water Scuba Diver Certification Supplemental Book Set.
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Dan Orr is no stranger to shark diving. In 2008 he took his first shark dive trip to Guadalupe Island, Mexico, and Dan was instantly hooked.
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The Deepwater Horizon oil spill profoundly influenced my work, compelling me to create An American Immersion. After completing such an endeavor, the ever present question is what’s next? Its answer evolves with every new adventure. I just returned from Indonesia, and before I could complete my articles, I embarked on discovery in St. Croix.
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Photo Caption: The decompression chamber aboard the USS Dixon where David Scalia suffered his third cardio-respiratory arrest. Dr. Greg Adkission successfully resuscitated David and remained with him in the chamber for 12 hours.
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"Every time I submerge, a feeling of excitement and exploration fills me."
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One of the reasons why author Paul Mila chose a sea turtle as the main character in Harry Hawksbill Helps His Friends was to bring sea turtles to the forefront of peoples' minds when thinking about ocean conservation.
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Raja Ampat is a special place. Author Jennifer Idol is traveling this week to share her experiences exploring the cradle of our oceans.
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Author Jennifer Idol has taken the dive industry by storm since last year (2016) when she published her first book, An American Immersion. Today, Jennifer shares a few insights on how to get your first book published (and a few photos from her dive near the Best Publishing Company HQ). . .
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John Heine, author of Cold Water Diving: A Guide to Ice Diving, travels to places such as Antarctica (pictured below) to oversee scientific diving through the U.S. Antarctic Program of the National Science Foundation. In the photo belog he is researching the use of rebreathers under the ice, as well as various new strategies to stay warm with the use of active (electric) heated undergarments.
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More than 100 years ago, Sorbonne Professor Paul Bert, the father of pressure physiology, explained, “All symptoms, from the slightest to those that bring on sudden death, are the consequences of the liberation of bubbles of nitrogen in the blood [on-gassing], and even in the tissues, when compression has lasted long enough. The great protection is slowness of decompression [off-gassing].”
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Jennifer Idol shares two questions that she is most frequently asked about her 50 state journey:
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In 1982, when David Scalia was evacuated to San Diego after suffering an air embolism to his brain, there was no hyperbaric chamber in the city.
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If you're a diver, you've most likely heard of the "bends" or "divers disease."
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