Book Description
From Forward by Peter Benchley (Author of Jaws) "Ladies and gentlemen, are you in for a treat! You are about to make the acquaintance of one of the most extraordinary gentlemen of this or any recent age. And not just a gentleman but a filmmaker, an adventurer, an explorer, a daredevil, a gallant, a poet, an intimate of creatures as exquisitely exotic as the leafy sea dragon and the sloe-eyed cuttlefish and - this above all - a true pioneer in the discovery of our last frontier, the sea. Stan Waterman has spent more than half a century in, on and under the sea, and in these pages he takes you with him on the amazing ride he calls his life. There is excitement enough in his encounters with wild animals and weird people to fill a hundred lives and all their fantasies. To cite just one example, have you ever wondered what it would be like to dive in the open ocean with a huge school of certifiably anthropophagous sharks as they gorge on the carcass of a whale … at night? Probably not. But hang on, because when Stan recounts scenes from the filming of the classic 1971 documentary feature film, Blue Water, White Death, you'll be there beside him, and astonished that anyone lived to tell the tale. Stan is on intimate terms with many of the seas' most formidable denizens, including that ultimate marine predator, the Great White Shark, and he writes wonderfully about the contradictions inherent in this magnificent creature: the incomparable natural beauty, the perfection of function, all manifest in the creature's capacity as a killing machine. Sea Salt is far more, however, than just a catalogue of critters and close calls. Stan has a profound rapport with the sea, and his command of language and literature eloquently conveys the depth of his feeling. The thoughtful, graceful writing sets the book a full step above most memoirs about the sea; not only does Stan appreciate good writing - you'll be pleased to encounter an occasional quote from Joseph Conrad or Henry Beston - but he'll often turn a phrase or craft a paragraph that could well have come from the pen of a master."
Customer Reviews:
Memories and essays by a diving legend.......2007-04-20
Sea Salt is a different diving book. It's a collection of memories and essays by a man who has been diving for over 70 years. Seventy years! He's seen it all. Born in 1922, Stan Waterman grew up the son of a wealthy cigar manufacturer and is one of those rare individuals who, throughout his life, did as his dreams and love of the sea commanded him to do. Including such things as leaving his fiancee and her mother behind on a vacation trip when the lure of crewing on a fishing boat for several weeks became too strong. Or, on his honeymoon in the Mediterranean, going his own way exploring islands when he was "ready for a little of my own space and the adventure of lone travel." But Waterman is so disarmingly honest, so intent on telling his story, no holds barred, that we cannot help but root for him and his way of life. And that life, after a start in blueberry farming and a brief foray into running his own dive boat in the Bahamas, was spent on, around and under the sea, doing underwater filming all over the world whenever possible, and touring the country speaking and showing excerpts from his films during the winter. He still does that. And he still sponsors live-aboard tours.
Stan Waterman is one of the pioneering underwater videographers and photographers, and he was among the first to swim with sharks without the safety of a cage. He made groundbreaking films, such as the classic 1971 documentary Blue Water, White Death. He directed the diving photography of the movie The Deep. He won five Emmys for production work for the ABC show American Sportsman. But either he is so self-deprecating in his accounts, or so unaware of his own accomplishments, that he never exudes the scientific self-importance of a Jacques Cousteau or even much lesser diving luminaries. Instead, Waterman portrays himself as a free and often bumbling spirit who is frequently in over his head. One who is flawed, always open to indulgence and adventure, and always full of good humor. There are no dry lectures on diving history and theory. Careful yet passionate in his pursuits, Waterman still gets seriously bent when he and his family lived in French Polynesia for a year in 1965, but escapes without permanent harm. He goes with the flow, even takes on mercenary assignments such as promo films for oil company rigs. He is unprejudiced, guided by his enthusiasm, and thus able to relate a great variety of different experiences.
As a result, Waterman comes across as a lovable, unique, worldly gentleman full of stories of the sea and its creatures large and small. One who pursued his own interests with abandon, spent half his life away from home and his wife (who was not a diver and didn't join him on any of his dive trips until his 80th birthday) and his children. Yet, he also never seems without deep love for his family, never abandons them to find his inner self, and is always the good guy, though at times taking liberties and a good dose of freedom.
Sea Salt is a compilation of loosely knit thoughts and recollections, some relating to diving, some about the origins of particularly interesting mementos, a number of vignettes of times gone by and colorful people met and known, and even such snapshots as a brief chapter on a girl that once caught his fancy. It's an old gentleman sitting down, over a tumbler of Vodka or two, and reminiscing, wondering how it all happened, and not believing his own good luck (and bad -- Waterman's mansion filled with history and memories burned to the ground in 1994). It's being proud of his children, of both spending much time away from his family yet also having amazing adventures together. How does a man do all that? How can he hold a family together? How can a man be both as self-aware, strong-willed, independent and proud, and as self-deprecatingly gracious and kind? Sea Salt provides the answer.
This rather remarkable book is organized into three parts.
The first is a collection of 20 memories from Waterman's life, ranging from his youth as the pampered son of that wealthy older father in a grand mansion on the coast of Maine, to adventures throughout the world and the seven seas. Waterman never beats around the bush in his descriptions that are often, well, "salty." He doesn't pull any punches -- perhaps the privilege of a man who has seen and done it all. And is sort of surprised to still be there to tell it all.
The second is 33 essays and articles most of which were published in Ocean Realm magazine between 1986 and 2001. They represent more or less self-contained essays, positions, memories, adventures, and thoughts in general. Here you read much about sharks, the central theme of his professional life. Waterman is fond of saying that sharks put his children through college. He also has strong feelings about how they should be treated (with respect as creatures that are neither friend nor foe), and about the folly of ever more absurd "shark feedings" to provide photo ops for dive tours. He is not afraid to admit mistakes. He does not rewrite history. He never makes himself look the hero. He never lectures. He's just himself.
The third and final part is entitled "Letters Home." It is a brief collection of letters Waterman wrote to his wife Suzy. This section deals a lot with getting older, and what diving means to a man who's done it all his life. The big stuff no longer holds fascination as Waterman turns to the small things out there, the endless world of macro shoots, where tiny creatures fill the lens of his camera.
There are also 32 pages of photos, most in vivid color and showing Waterman and his exploits. This old gentleman may be affable and self-deprecating, but he does like the limelight. And if he truly dislikes the cocktail parties and book signings after his presentations, as he alludes to early in the book, it certainly doesn't show in real life.
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Sea Salt.......2007-01-06
A great book for those of us who have dreamed of leading a more adventurous life and leaving the mundane behind. Here is someone who actually had the courage to do it.
The book is well written. The srories are great. There is a little bit too much reptition.
Great Expectations Realized.......2006-11-13
Stan Waterman's book, like the man himself, is a unique treasure. A raconteur of the highest order, Mr. Waterman is a tough-as-nails adventurer tempered by gentility and grace, and his prose drips with an eloquence that steps lightly across the line between hard-core adventure writing and fine literature. There are fine stories; there are stories finely told. Rarely are the two combined as Mr. Waterman has done.
Clay Coleman
Author: The Certified Diver's Handbook
If you like adventure writing, you will love this book.......2006-08-21
Stan Waterman is a legend in the scuba diving and underwater filmmaking communities. This book is a collection of his articles and essays. His articles range from humorous to cautionary, but all are compelling. Waterman's writing is enthusiastic and full of excitement. Scuba divers must read this book. But, I think those with an interest in adventure travel will also enjoy it.
Welcome reading for the armchair traveler during those long cold winter nights at home.......2005-12-09
A diver of legendary skill, a filmmaker, an explorer, a poet, and an observer of the world in which he has had both adventure and challenge, Sea Salt: Memories And Essays is a compendium of Stan Waterman's personal stories and experiences ranging from the destruction of his home on the coast of Maine by fire in 1994, through his discoveries of treasures and artifacts from beneath the sea and travels around the world, to his encounters on the Aegean Sea, the Amazon, Polynesia, the Solomon Islands, Aldabra, Cocos Keeling and the Turks. That's just the first half of his memoirs. The second half is a collection of his writings primarily drawn from his contribution to "Ocean Realm" magazine in the 1990s where he encountered whale sharks in Australia, sea creatures in the Caribbean, and stories from his various expeditions around the globe. Part travelogue, part autobiography, Sea Salt: memories And Essays is especially welcome reading for the armchair traveler during those long cold winter nights at home.
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Titanic.......2006-03-23
Do you like old ships? Well, I know the right one for you. It is the Titanic. It is about a ship that hit an ice berg and went down. So go under water with Dr.Robert Ballard and explore the Titanic. Good Luck! This book is recommended for 8 and up.
A Sad, Yet True Look at the TITANIC .......2006-02-12
Exploring the TITANIC is a very profound read. Robert Ballard (author of this book) is an avid diver, with the dream of finding and exploring the TITANIC. He joined a bunch of French explorers, and traveled far into the deep of the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 400 miles off the coast of Newfoundland where the TITANIC sank in 1912. Ballard used Argo (an advanced water-safe camera) to take pictures of the TITANIC until he found that he could not use Argo anymore because the rough waves were pounding against it. Minute after minute, hour after hour, the Knorr (the submarine Ballard was traveling on) floated in a sea of darkness because the only light they had was the light from Argo. About ten hours went by before Ballard decided to use Angus. Angus was an older camera that Ballard had used in previous explorations. In an hour or two, Ballard had found the TITANIC. Somehow he was not satisfied. He wanted to take clear pictures but did not know how to get them with the technology that he had with him. He pondered this for days. He knew that he was about 13 feet above the TITANIC. Then it came to him that he just needed to go down 13 feet more to get his pictures. Ballard convinced the Captain to go down the 13 feet. When they reached their target, they were able to get their pictures.
Ballard's dream was still not fulfilled because he had not yet explored the TITANIC. About a year later, Ballard and two other divers went underwater to explore the TITANIC. They had traveled down four or five times to complete their mission of exploring the TITANIC. Ballard's dream was fulfilled.
I would recommend this book to any reader that is NOT sensitive. This book told about people on the TITANIC who died. I think the author told us too much about people's lives and made us care about them too much. It was sad when you found out the person died. If they weren't killed, then one of the person's loved ones was killed. For example, Jack Thayer was talked about very much in the beginning. I became fond of him because the author gave so much detail about his life. When Ballard told us that Thayer had survived the crash, he did not stop there. He went on to tell us that Jack's father and his friend did not make it. This made me very emotional. If you would like to learn about Robert Ballard and his exploration of the TITANIC, then by all means, read this book. If the sad parts about the people who died bother you, just skip those pages and you'll still learn a lot about exploring the TITANIC.
If you like reading about the Titanic you will love this book!!.......2005-07-10
It's a true story about the Titanic and what things Robert Ballard and his team find in the Titanic.
A fabulous read.......2001-12-21
I first read this book almost 15 years ago, at age 5 : I loved it, and read it uncountable times. Today it is still just as fascinating. Beautifully illustrated and clearly written, it was the first of many Ballard books that I read. I would also recommend the Discovery of the Bismark and The Wreck of the Isis, just as interesting but less well known. A great way to start reading about the great ships of the past.
Read about the Hole thing from the Beginning.......2001-11-22
Goes behind the Titanic. Why did the Titanic sank, why it was built, how they came up with the name Titanic etc. It has everything you need to know about the Titanic. Even has real actual pictures taken of the Titanic in the water and above.
Customer Reviews:
Exploring the deepness of Sylvia........2000-04-21
I think this book is a great way to introduce oceanography, ecology, marine biology and so forth. Andrea does a great job of summing up what Sylvia experiences and aspires as she explores the depths of the oceans. This book is mainly geared towards children of ages 9-12. I agree with the age range being appropriate. It introduces wonderful terms too. Included are wonderful pictures of Sylvia's encounters undersea. Definitely will make you want to explore more. However, I had hoped that it would include some more biographical information about Sylvia Earle.
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- Get your kids underwater!
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Jacques Cousteau: Conserving Underwater Worlds (In the Footsteps of Explorers)
John Zronik
Manufacturer: Crabtree Publishing Company
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Library Binding
 Science & Technology
| Biographies
| People & Places
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ASIN: 0778724190 |
Customer Reviews:
Get your kids underwater!.......2007-10-10
Jacques Cousteau was a fearless underwater pioneer who invented SCUBA gear, underwater living structures, underwater camera gear, and opened up the "silent world" to viewers everywhere. This picture book biography, which actually would please even high school readers, offers glimpses into his life, his courage, his passion for conservation. It includes a short index, glossary, even a recipe at the end, but no internet resources for the Cousteau Society or other affiliations that mark Cousteau's profound effect on the world after his many years of research and invention. It is part of a series, "In the Footsteps of Explorers" which kids would love. It is this reviewer's fondest hope that teachers in upper grades would let go of arbitrary page count requirements for book reports and encourage exploratory reading and reporting by older students using materials such as this fine, well illustrated book.
Customer Reviews:
Enjoyable, informative book on a much beloved explorer.......2000-05-01
This is an older written book about the life of JacquesCousteau, which I read with my son for his school project. It is avery basic book, nothing sophisticated, and my 4th grader was able to read it without a problem. The book was actually an enjoyable read and I learned quite a lot about Cousteau, whom I have admired for a long time. The book was accompanied by black and white pencil drawings, which added to the enjoyability of the book.
Because this book did not go into immense detail, it would not be appropriate for someone doing a school project requiring lots of dates and details.
For any child who wants to learn more about Jacques Cousteau, my son and I would both recommend this book as a very good introduction. Personally, after reading the book, I would like to read an "adult" book to learn more about this most determined and fascinating man.
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Dive to the Deep Ocean: Voyages of Exploration and Discovery (Ocean Explorer Series)
Deborah Kovacs
Manufacturer: Steck-Vaughn
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
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| Earth Sciences
| Science, Nature & How It Works
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ASIN: 0739812351 |
Product Description
Journey to the bottom of the sea with Dora and Boots.
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Explorer: A Pop-Up Book
Robert Ballard
Manufacturer: Andrews Mcmeel Pub
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Hardcover
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| Ages 4-8
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ASIN: 1878685082 |
Customer Reviews:
Clear, concise and complete. Excellent.......2004-08-06
I've found this book really invaluable. It's explanations are very clear, and everything is arranged as numbered steps to make it easy to remember. There are also photographs for every step, so you can build up a complete picture of the technique being described. There's no waffle or padding - everything is concise and to the point.
Their coverage is also very complete, with lots of useful variations and alternatives, but still presented without confusing those looking for the basic technique.
I've been studying this book for a year now, and I still find myself going back to it. I would recommend it to any sea kayaker.
Must read for all kayakers.......2001-06-15
I have just read my copy of "Sea Kayak Rescue -- The Definitive Guide to Modern Reentry and Recovery Techniques" by Roger Schumann and Jan Shriner. And like their classes, it is outstanding.
Everything is covered from basic paddle float reentry to the "Hand of God" rescue. And it is written in a straight foward style with plenty of photos to make things clear. It even includes some real-life stories.
There is also plenty of basic information about safety, equipment and skills.
Anyone who paddles anywhere, from flat lakes to the raging sea can find something to learn in this book, so it is a must read for everyone.
Book Description
In sea kayaking, rescue refers primarily to the righting of a swamped or capsized boat and the paddler's re-entry. This can be accomplished by the paddler alone ("self-rescue"), or with the assistance of other kayakers ("assisted rescue"). This book is a comprehensive course in all the techniques of sea kayak rescue for beginning, intermediate, and advanced paddlers, with additional information on towing disabled boats and rescuing swimmers.
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- Organization Plus!
- It was Ok
- Awesome!
- Nice Planner although it looked used when it arrived
- Great organizer! I *still* refer to it!
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Planning a Wedding to Remember: The Complete Wedding Planner
Beverly Clark
Manufacturer: Beverly Clark Collection
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Binding: Spiral-bound
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The Knot Ultimate Wedding Planner: Worksheets, Checklists, Etiquette, Calendars, and Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
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Bridal Bargains, 8th Edition: Secrets to throwing a fantastic wedding on a realistic budget (Bridal Bargains)
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The Everything Wedding Checklist: The Gown, the Guests, the Groom, and Everything Else You Shouldn't Forget (Everything Series)
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The Everything Wedding Organizer; Checklists, calendars, and worksheets for planning the perfect wedding
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How to Have an Elegant Wedding for $5000 (or Less) : Achieving Beautiful Simplicity Without Mortgaging Your Future
ASIN: 0934081263 |
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Which flowers are in season in June? How should you word invitations to a second wedding? What questions should you ask a caterer or photographer? Wedding-industry expert Beverly Clark gives you the answers to these questions and many more in her remarkably thorough guide, Planning a Wedding to Remember. The 23 chapters in this hefty, spiral-bound planner cover everything from announcing the engagement to developing a budget to planning flowers, photography, prewedding parties, and the honeymoon. Clark gives couples the information they need to start thinking about their special day, and then provides them with the organizational tools to create their own special, personal celebration. "Start by deciding what is most important to you," she writes, "and plan the rest of the wedding around that." But what's truly unique and oh-so-useful about this planner is that in addition to Clark's tips and tricks, it contains dozens of worksheets and checklists to help you organize, shop, make decisions, write thank-you notes, and attend to every last detail--without going nuts and succumbing to the wedding crazies.
Book Description
Weddings are, inevitably, much more than a simple ceremony. Toss in the fairy-tale dreams of youth, parents' hope for a family reunion, and friends' expectations of a Hollywood extravaganza, and it's no wonder planning this event can cause some to question their sanity. Beverly Clark's Planning a Wedding to Remember eases the process with an authoritative, comprehensive approach. Featuring hundreds of original ideas, special touches, and practical advice for this special day, the book has been completely updated for the new generation of brides, emphasizing ways to add more fun and entertainment for a truly memorable event. New to this edition are tips on how to personalize a wedding, the latest wedding trends, details on multicultural and religious weddings, updates on the role of the internet in wedding planning, and how to create a personal style of wedding with decor tips and individual party favors.
Customer Reviews:
Organization Plus!.......2007-09-29
I purchased an older version of this wedding planner 10 years ago when I was getting married. It was my "bible" and kept me on track. Back then, it did not have tabbed dividers for the sections, so I added my own. What do you know?! This new revised version now has the tabbed dividers! Purchased this new revised edition for my sister who is getting married. She loves it as much as I do.
It was Ok.......2007-05-04
I liked it but I think that if you are planning your wedding on your own I would recommand getting "The Knot"
Awesome!.......2007-01-04
This book has plenty of pockets and forms for filling out information and forms for just forms. I have had this book for a while now and it has saved me a lot of time and trouble. I would definately recommend buying this book. It's organized and absolutely beautiful which inspires my creativity. The only thing I wish it had are deadline and time of arrival sheets for members of my wedding party and venues so that I can tear them out and make sure each person has one. Other than that -- this book is awesome!
Nice Planner although it looked used when it arrived.......2006-02-23
I found this planner to be very helpful but when it arrived it looked as if it had been purchased before, The outside cover had dirt stains and the binding was worn. I sent an e-mail with my concerns but no reponse...I am a little disapointed.
Great organizer! I *still* refer to it!.......2006-01-09
I really like this book. I was able to stay organized during my whole wedding ceremony because of it. I still use it sometimes to see who got us the Whirly Popcorn popper, or the set of beer mugs. Also for addresses for Christmas cards--I want to keep in touch with all the people who went to our wedding!
Chapter One: Your Engagement (Engagement Announcement Example, Engagement Ring Worksheet, Jewelry Shopping Worksheet)
Chapter Two: The Date and Planning Calendar (has both bride's and groom's checklists)
Chapter Three: Your Wedding Style
Chapter Four: Your Wedding Ceremony
Chapter Five: The Wedding Budget
Chapter Six: Contracts and Consumer Fraud
Chapter Seven: Invitations and Stationery
Chapter Eight: The Wedding Party
Chapter Nine: Bridal Gown and Accessories
Chapter Ten: The Wedding Party Attire
Chapter Eleven: Planning The Reception (Questions to ask the coordinator, reception site worksheet, questions to ask your caterer, reception seating chart, etc.)
Chapter Twelve: Wedding Flowers
Chapter Thirteen: Wedding Music
Chapter Fourteen: Photography and Videography
Chapter Fifteen: Wedding Transportation
Chapter Sixteen: Pre-Wedding Parties
Chapter Seventeen: Wedding Gifts (one of the things here is a Gift List with name, gift, store, and box for if the thank you was sent)
Chapter Eighteen: Business and Legal Affairs
Chapter Nineteen: Second Marriages and Reaffirmations
Chapter Twenty: The Rehearsal
Chapter Twenty-One: Your Wedding Day
Chapter Twenty-Two: Your Honeymoon
Chapter Twenty-Three: Important Information at a Glance
I wasn't going to review this book until I saw that others had said this wasn't a good book. I have no idea why!!
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Yeti or Not, Here We Come: Bigfoot in the Redwoods
Robert Steven Leiterman
Manufacturer: iUniverse
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Binding: Paperback
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ASIN: 0595265618 |
Book Description
Could the legendary Bigfoot exist among the ancient redwoods and rugged terrain of California s Eel River Valley? Little is known of the Sinkyone people who once called those majestic forests their home. With their passing went their knowledge of their mythical legends, sacred location and unspoken areas to be left alone, lost forever or were they?
Generations of park rangers have sworn to protect one of the largest remaining groves of ancient coast redwoods. Since the park dedication, there has been at least one Bigfoot related report a year. For the most part, they were never taken very serious, written off as misidentified wildlife, or an over active imagination brought on by the aura of an ancient forest and even a self fulfilling prophecy for those who really want to believe.
For one skeptical ranger, they were nothing more than entertaining folklore and myths. That all changed one-day after a series of Bigfoot related reports were brought to his attention. During his search for answers, he discovered that there was more to the redwoods then he ever imagined and found himself down a path that would forever change his way of thinking.
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