Northwest Dive Club

Ohh god all the caps >.< There should be a few guys on here that may be able to help you if I remember correctly. Also welcome to the forum.

And if you don't want to use Powerpoint for some reason....

http://lifehacker.com/5888189/five-best ... ternatives

I'm 5'7" and use the Hog 32 Doughnut wing and a DSS Stainless steel medium backplate while diving my HP 100. So far no problems.

http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/blog/420 ... ope+video/

Divers were able to free a whale shark that got rope ensnared around its body. Video on the article.

Its a photoshopped picture of Anders Behring Breivik...the Norwegian mass murder who killed 77 people...mostly kids. Google it...I'm pretty sure you could easily make a better photoshopped scuba police picture...

H20doctor wrote:The scuba Police think this thread wasted the 4 seconds from their lives

Scuba Police.jpg

I don't understand the point of using a picture of the Norway mass murder as a Scuba police figure....

Last March of the Ents might fit this a bit better...or at least it did in my mind

Back on SALE, why the F#@k would someone spend a week negotiating with me, phone conversations ending with "Ok, I'm excited, you'll have your money tomorrow!" then send me an email saying it's not the one he wanted??? My personal opinion is whoever in canukistan that is his instructor wan...

Coming Soon to the Canadian bottom waters near you: Hypoxia and how it destroys fisheries

I've got a random one that hopefully you can help with,
From what I could tell the imprint said "Washington Wine Council, 21 (L) 57 6B"

Was this originally yours? (In which case I've known it a long time, too, if you remember a rainy night at Cove 2.) Nope. Its newer than that. (We're getting old.) My good friend Ken bought it brand new a few years ago, promptly quit diving, hoarded it for a year or so, sold it to Kyle, who promptl...

Annnnnd here's a hint....I don't want this thread to die http://www.nwfsc.noaa.gov/hab/

Yeah...sciencey types have too many definitions that define multiple things >.< Ulva is considered a macroalgae, when ulva decomposes it produces hydrogen sulfide, methane, and other gases which can be harmful if there is a "bloom". Blooms of green macroalgae are usually called "Green...

John killed my thread :'( *says the guy with the gratuitous self bump* I had a gratuitous self bump once. The doctor gave me some pills for it. O.o Blue pills do that I'm aware of that lol doesn't mean I wanted that thought in my head I have no problem avoiding thoughts of Josh. Does he need to wat...

CaptnJack wrote:

citycatred wrote:

Joshua Smith wrote:

Geek wrote:John killed my thread :'(

*says the guy with the gratuitous self bump*

I had a gratuitous self bump once. The doctor gave me some pills for it.

O.o

Blue pills do that

I'm aware of that lol doesn't mean I wanted that thought in my head

Lets see... Ulva I think is one of them, the sea lettuce washing up and rotting causing eutrophication. Its LOOOOVES nitrogen (as Fauntleroy cove shows us again and again) Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning via Dinoflag's the other shellfish poisoning (Amnesiac?) from Diatoms. I could dig up the sciency...

Joshua Smith wrote:

Geek wrote:John killed my thread :'(

*says the guy with the gratuitous self bump*

I had a gratuitous self bump once. The doctor gave me some pills for it.

O.o

Due to ocean acidification and global warming scientists have become concerned that phytoplankton population dynamics will change as these factors result in selection of "favored" species...within the Puget Sound it has been shown that harmful algal bloom (HAB) species are among the favor...

Due to ocean acidification and global warming scientists have become concerned that phytoplankton population dynamics will change as these factors result in selection of "favored" species...within the Puget Sound it has been shown that harmful algal bloom (HAB) species are among the favore...

Since 2001, this location was discovered so far underwater it would have never been on the surface, but holds what has been debated to be uniquely shaped geology or an ancient city. I am looking for two of three answers to be correct: 1) The nickname of the location. 2) It's general whereabouts. 3)...

Thyme and Vanilla. D I'll give you that since Thyme spikes around Thanksgiving and Vanilla spikes during both Thanksgiving and Christmas. I would have also accepted Cinnamon instead of Thyme since it has a spike during both Thanksgiving and Christmas. My professor Rick Keil has also found a spike o...

Make sure when you make the deal that he signs a contract that if he gets himself killed it isn't your fault....

I guess I'll go with an interesting chemical oceanography question... A study by UW researchers found that water released by sewage treatment plants had high levels of two "chemicals" right after thanksgiving and christmas. While these chemicals aren't harmful to human health, in fact they...

ktb wrote:

citycatred wrote:

ktb wrote:Thank you Sonia!

And now, my question:
How many hyperbaric treatment centers are there in Washington State? (And yes, I'm including non-public ones.)

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Alrighty then. I guess you got me back for saying the mola mola one was too easy.

ktb wrote:Thank you Sonia!

And now, my question:
How many hyperbaric treatment centers are there in Washington State? (And yes, I'm including non-public ones.)

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