Contents Volume 41 Number 5
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DIVING INTO THE BELL ISLAND MINE
CO VE R FEATURE p28 Dive Brief: starts p10
Big Picture ..................................p10 A chilly encounter with curious and playful Antarctic leopard seals
Future Oceans ...........................p12 Return to the Amazon, 10 years after - there is still reason for hope
Dive Brief ....................................p14 RCGS Explorer-in-Residence announced, new underwater preserve proposed
Dive Media .................................p16 U/w photography masterclass, cave diving doc, social networking app and more!
Contributors this issue:
Features: start p18 Bell Island Mines p18
Technology brings divers to the classroom In-Water Recompression .................p54 Technical paper for your edification
Tech diving into Newfoundland’s past Fish Eye Project p26
The Andrea Doria p28 The 70th anniversary of her sinking
Daniel Emerson p36 Light and Motion’s founder speaks frankly
The Enchanted Isles p40 Exploring all the Galapagos has on offer
Dive Medicine ...................................p58 Carbon Dioxide Pt 1: Physiology of CO2
Final Cut ............................................p60 Setting up a successful u/w video editing suite
Directory ............................................p62 A plethora of aquatic advertising
Eau Canada ......................................p66 Diving through ice into Morrison Quarry
DIVER down: starts p49
Gear Stop ..........................................p50 Innovative new wetsuits & more!
Being Digital ......................................p52 Small is beautiful - SeaLife Micro 2.0
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Jill Heinerth Cave-diving videographer 6 Magazine
Gary Gentile Tech diver & author
Brandon Cole Traveller & Photographer
Joseph Dituri Tech diver, ret USN CDR
Steve Jones
Jo-Ann Wilkins Underwater Photographer Underwater Photographer
Photo: Gene Peterson
Photos: Jill Heinerth, Brandon Cole, Gary Gentile
Cover: Cas Dobbin
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