9 Steps to Work Less and Do More | a review
Is it really that easy? Frankly yes, once you break down how and where time is so very easily wasted. Stever Robbins’... Read More
le Musée Océanographique
There are two places in the world that I have thus far felt have created a particularly overwhelming positive public presentation of... Read More
Belief Systems and ‘Pyramidiots’
Our whole lives are built upon belief systems that provide the framework for hopes and dreams. Even here in America, where religious... Read More
‘seeing’ is believing
After spending a long-awaited day working in relatively clear water, as opposed to the mud holes typically encountered in the wild and... Read More
an Earth-like Evolution
Are we alone? The question of all questions, of all civilizations, and of all time. The fact that we have such high... Read More
safety & impeding progress
Safety first! We’ve all seen the signs, been to the meetings, and read the manuals – but reality has a way of... Read More
Shudders of Uncertainty
Ok, so its time to be honest with ourselves. Put the big diver machismo aside for just a few minutes, and take... Read More
our limits in the sea have been pushed
A recent article on CNN describes how robotic technologies are being pushed to their maximum capabilities in responding to the BPGulf Oil... Read More
one shark, two sharks, red shark, blue shark…
Within just minutes of dumping a shot of secret sauce (mackerel oil) overboard to add to our chum slick, the first blue... Read More
JAWS celebrates 35 years!
Thirty-five years ago, this very weekend, Steven Spielberg brought fear, panic, and mass hysteria to beaches worldwide. While the film JAWS was... Read More