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On Thu, 18 Mar 2004 00:09:06 +0800, Bjorn Vang Jensen
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>Reef Fish wrote:
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>> I almost had this John Bennett confused with a Peter B. Bennett of
>> (former) DAN fame. Are they related?
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>Not that I know of - and if they were, they must have had some interesting
>arguments across the dinner table :-)
>
>John's specialty was deep air - really, really deep air. And deep in
>general. He is in the GBWR for deepest open-circuit dive - 308 meters/1010
>feet, in Puerto Galera. Don't know if that was on air, but he certainly
>broke 200 meters on air.
I learned that minutes ago, in
http://www.cdnn.info/safety/s040316/s040316.html
from rec.scuba! :-) If you read SELECTIVELY as I do (about 1% of
the posts, and 100% of the posts flaming me directly :-)), I do find
pieces of worthwhile reading in rec.scuba.
>>> I wish to live my life deliberately, to front the essential facts
>>> of life; to suck the very marrow of life and see if I can learn what
>>> it has to teach, and not, when it comes my time to die, discover that
>>> I have not lived.
>
>Truer words were never spoken.
>
>Bjorn
That I wouldn't know. As may sayings were ATTRIBUTED to many known
authors, there are almost as many disputes of the attribution. :-)
But there were ENOUGH (mis) or (correct) attributions of the saying
to Thoreau, I'll take the standard disclaimer, as I used to answer
Hugh who questioned my "anonymous" attribution to what you said.
It's NOT who wrote it as much as the IDEA behind what
was written that counts.
-- Bob.
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