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True Tales of Trouble in the Deep and What You Can Learn from Them.

"One diver, after a seemingly brief period below the surface, discovers that his gas supply has run perilously low. Another, paralyzed, bobs helplessly on the surface, and when a poorly trained divemaster attempts rescue, things go from bad to worse. Two other divers, fascinated by the bountiful undersea life of the Caribbean, fail to notice that a powerful current is sweeping them rapidly away from their unattended boat.,"

These are just a few of the true stories youll find in "Diver Down," most of them involving diver error and resulting in serious injury or death. This unique survival guide explores the gamut of diving situations, including cave and wreck diving, deep-water dives, river and drift diving, decompression sickness, and much more. It shows you how to prevent tragic mishaps through: . . Inspection and maintenance of primary and secondary diving gear. Learning and following established safety protocols. Confirming the training and credentials of diving professionals. Practicing emergency responses under real-world conditions. .

Captain Michael R. Ange is the Managing Director of the Americas Division for the Professional Scuba Association International and contributing writer and technical editor for "Scuba Diving" magazine. During his diving career, Ange has trained more than 3,000 divers and several hundred instructors from around the world..

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ Th�odule Ou L'enfant De B�n�dition Mod�le Pour La Jeunesse Michel-Ange Marin Caron-Vitet, 1827

All 26 episodes from the third series of the children's animation following Thomas and his locomotive friends. The episodes are: 'A Scarf for Percy', 'Percy's Promise', 'Time for Trouble', 'Gordon and the Famous Visitor', 'Donald's Duck', 'Thomas Gets Bumped', 'Thomas, Percy and the Dragon', 'Diesel Does It Again', 'Henry's Forest', 'The Trouble With Mud', 'No Joke for James', 'Thomas, Percy and the Post Train', 'Trust Thomas', 'Mavis', 'Toby's Tightrope', 'Edward, Trevor and the Really Useful Party', 'Buzz, Buzz', 'All at Sea', 'One Good Turn', 'Tender Engines', 'Escape', 'Oliver Owns Up', 'Bulgy', 'Heroes', 'Percy, James and the Fruitful Day' and 'Thomas and Percy's Christmas Adventure'.

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All five episodes of Alan Bleasdale's gritty Eighties drama. 'Jobs for the Boys', tells the story of an unofficial building gang being watched by the Department of Employment. Their raid ends in tragedy. In 'Moonlighter', Dixie uncovers things he does not want to know about while he is working illegally at the docks, and his wife is frightened of opening the door because of the Department of Employment. In 'Shop Thy Neighbour', Chrissie has his dole stopped after the moonlighting affair, and times become harder and harder. 'Yosser's Story' features Yosser's struggle to find work and retain custody of his three children, set against his slide into depression and instability. And finally, in 'George's Last Ride' George, the one character left unbroken by adversity, dies, but his legacy is discovered by Chrissie.

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