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    dangerous job in the world Underwater welding is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world, with a 15% fatality rate. Most deaths coming from getting shocked underwater. 15% of people die on the job when underwater welding. Most welders work for about 6 months then live off that pay for the rest of the year. Many sources also believe that underwater welding is the most dangerous job in the world. The fatality rate and low pay also make it not a very desired job. Underwater welding is the #1…

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    Facts about Tech Diving You Should Know The conventional limit exceeded by the form of scuba diving specially the recreational diving’s bottom time and depth is known as tech diving. It is also known as Technical Diving. The Technical and Recreational Scuba Diving can be distinguished with lots of differences. According to many people, there are not any obvious differences between Tech and Recreational Diving. They think that ‘diving is diving’ and it is useless to divide it into different types…

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    A look beneath Marine biology has peaked my interest with its overwhelming amount of things to study. The ocean, along with other bodies of water, are a marine biologist’s playground. Not only do they study fish, but the quality of the water, the plants, the wavelength periods, acidity, and many more aspects. However, to become a marine biologist one must have a Bachelor of Science degree in marine biology, this includes classes such as biology I and II, general chemistry I and II,…

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    Dumpster divers can be the bane of a business owner's existence. While they are out there rifling through your dumpster under the cover of darkness (or often even in broad daylight,) they can leave behind a mess that you have to send one of your employees out to clean up. Not only is this frustrating, but it is ultimately costing your money when it comes to wasted time your staff could be using to do their actual job instead. Unless it is specifically prohibited by local regulations, dumpster…

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    When a free diver dives into deep water, where they know that their life is at risk they aren't thinking about what they’re gonna get for their mother’s for her birthday. Their focusing on one thing. Their focusing and keeping their mind blank, and they think about how they’re connecting with the sea and nothing else. I wish i would’ve known that before. I was bored with my life. I had the same schedule every day. Go to school, come back, do homework, eat, and sleep. Then i would repeat…

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    seen friends and families who have been in a controlling relationship and we all have tried to say something to them about or at least tried to help them leave the relationship or try to help them seek out advice to fix the relationship? “Breathing Underwater” tells a story of boy who controls his girlfriend in many different ways and even hits her. Controlling relationships deal damage on both people involved with it and sometimes the friends and families caught in the crossfire of it. The…

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    Abuse is a central part of Alex Flinn’s Breathing Underwater, the character Nick Andreas Is found guilty of domestic violence and as a result, must attend counselling to come to terms with his demons. An abuser is a person who sexually assaults, makes painful torture by hand, violence or emotion. These offenders regularly and habitually abuse other persons or those in relation to the individual, especially life partners in practical. Sometimes people use coercive and abusive patterns of…

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    The discovery of the Uluburun shipwreck was a key moment for the practice of Underwater Archaeology. Underwater Archaeology has created a new and unique method of discovering historical artifacts from thousands of years ago. The scientific study of underwater archaeology is a recent revolutionary tool that can surge past what archaeology on land can do. The shipwreck of the Uluburun exemplifies the importance of this practice. The Uluburun shipwreck reveals the importance of trade during the…

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    another? Instead of underwater welding, I should focus on Mig welding. They both are used all over and have different qualities that appeal to people in their own ways. These qualities have positives about the job, drawbacks about the job, different opinions, as well as comparisons about each that can be viewed differently by each person. Underwater welding is a different type of welding for me. It has many benefits that draws me to be an underwater welder. To be an underwater welder, there…

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    any other factor known (Drewitt, Langston 2008). What these underwater wind farms would do is that they would almost eliminate all bird strikes and bird deaths due to wind turbine towers, with the only exception being birds that dive deep into water to get food. Even though these underwater wind turbines use the current of the ocean rather than wind, the same technology that the above ground wind turbines use are used in the underwater windfarms (Fraenkel 2004). Again Shadbolt reports that all…

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