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	The Mind
		For example, the mind and the spirit of man are cognizant of the conditions and states of the members and component parts of the body, and are aware of all the physical sensations; in the same way, they are aware of their power, of their feelings, and of their spiritual conditions.
		Mind is the perfection of the spirit and is its essential quality, as the sun's rays are the essential necessity of the sun.
		To whatever heights the mind of the most exalted of men may soar, however great the depths which the detached and understanding heart can penetrate, such mind and heart can never transcend that which is the creature of their own conceptions and the product of their own thoughts.
	bci.org /tuolumnebahais/explore/mind.html (2127 words)

	Oceans For Youth: Educational Website for Kids of All Ages
		Finally, 54 percent believe that the extinction of plant and animal life in the oceans is caused mainly by humans, rather than, as is the case, by a combination of human and natural causes.
		When asked to choose the main source of ocean pollution among three sources, only 14 percent of Americans selected the correct answer, "runoff from yards, pavement, and farms." Most (66 percent) chose "waste dumped by industry," and 16 percent believe most pollution is from trash and litter washed into the oceans from beaches.
		When asked about the health of the open, deep oceans and of coastal waters and beaches, close to half the public (46 percent) reported that they did not know enough about the open oceans to give an opinion, and slightly more than a quarter (27 percent) said so for coastal waters.
	www.oceansforyouth.com /whats-that/ftr1201.html (2243 words)

	Detailed Reviews [Millo, Mario - 2002 - "Oceans of the Mind"] - ProgressoR
		All tracks that are featured on the "Oceans of the Mind" album were employed in a unified stylistic concept, the general definition of which would be a blend of Classic Symphonic Progressive and (simply) Symphonic Rock.
		"Oceans of the Mind" is in many ways a unique album.
		While all we know that, accordingly to the ridiculous (yet existing!) rules of musical mainstream and its audience, the presence of at least only one hit-single on the album makes it a blockbuster (as a whole).
	www.progressor.net /review/mario_millo_2002.html (740 words)

	Cadmium in Oceans
		Keeping this in mind, the oceans might be an important reservoir of novel genomic material because of the unusual chemistry of the surface oceans.
		Trace elements are extremely scarce in the ocean and major regions of the surface oceans, for instance, are known to be limited by iron, rather than by nitrogen or phosphorus as in lakes and coastal waters.
		The phytoplankton ecology of the oceans is likely influenced by the relative abundance of these very scarce metals, particularly cadmium, zinc, and cobalt - all of which have been shown to substitute for some of the same biochemical functions.
	www.finewaterimports.com /water.imports/articles/53/index.html (365 words)

	Oceans And Estuaries Global Waste Dumps
		When oceans and their life-giving estuaries are so readily overlooked, it becomes easy to use them as global waste dumps and to ignore the signs of crisis.
		When I look to the ocean or the Sound, like most people I see the beauty of light on the water, but I am also aware that my actions on land affect what goes on beneath the surface.
		Jean-Michel Cousteau is president of the Ocean Futures Society, a nonprofit organization that provides the global community with a forum for exploring issues affecting the ocean, its inhabitants and habitats.
	www.commondreams.org /views/031400-105.htm (1065 words)

	MTS/IEEE Oceans Conference 2005 - Washington, D.C. - September 19-23
		Please bear in mind it is not intended to be the end-all of all documents (we are neither that bold nor naïve), but rather to enhance and support the many important efforts that are in progress.
		The “One Ocean” theme was chosen for this conference to recognize that our global ocean is not only in peril because of the direct actions of mankind, but it is also more tightly interwoven with the current state and future of our global society than most people even realize.
		Ocean issues of national security and terrorism, global commerce and transportation, food resources, jobs, mineral resources, discovery of new medicines, climate change, coastal stresses from population migrations, and many other challenges directly impact our day-to-day lives and the future for our children.
	www.oceans2005.org (887 words)

	Thaneweb.com - Health - Mapping the Mind
		The human mind is said to be naturally associative, not linear.
		For example, if both of you have drawn a mini mind map (a mini map has one level depth, i.eonly two words related to the central idea) with only six words, studies shown that the probability of the two words being common between the two cards is one.
		Minds maps are now sold as computer software, an indicator to how prevalent it will be in the near future.
	www.thaneweb.com /health/feature_001.htm (886 words)

	Dr. Pedro Velderrain Zazueta. Mind Body and Spirit. Oceans
		Of the 35 animal fillus, 32 are represented at the oceans and...
		When we walk across land, we encounter a lot of living beings, but in order to have a real sight of marine life, we'll have to be one of the lucky one's to go under the surface and see.
		Is a belief that 90% of polluters on sea are carried by rivers and coasts, from mainland.
	www.angelfire.com /pe/velderrain/oceans.html (772 words)

	The Oceans by McGraw-Hill Companies
		Recently named a "Hero of the Planet" by Time magazine, Sylvia Earle now comes together with her friend and under-the-sea colleague, Ellen Prager, to provide readers with an in-depth exploration and study of aqua-science, or what is happening under the surface of the seas.
		The Oceans explains how the study of oceans is more than just oceanography--it is an intertwined science that must deal with everything from plate tectonics to climate to air pressure to wildlife biology to paleontology, among other scientific disciplines.
		Prager and Earle offer readers an exciting, yet authoritative, exploration of the oceans from their origins (including how fossil records are used to determine how life in the sea and the sea itself has evolved over the eons) to the complicated issues surrounding the harvesting of energy and food from depleted ocean sources.
	www.floridakeysdiving.net /stuff-0071352538.html (730 words)

	the gaian mind
		It's had 5- or 6-billion years to create a slow moving mind which is made of oceans and rivers and rain forests and glaciers.
		What the psychedelic experience really is, is opening the doorway into a lost continent of the human mind, a continent that we have almost lost all connection to, and the nature of this lost world of the human mind is that it is a Gaian entelechy.
		It's in the water, it's in the ground, it's in the vegetation, it's in the atmosphere we breath, and our unhappiness, our discomfort, arises from the fact that we have fallen into history and history is a state of benighted ignorance concerning the real facts of how the world works.
	deoxy.org /gaia/g_mind.htm (480 words)

	THE MIND OF MANKIND
		A powerful worldwide mental "MIND" has risen from the creative imagination of people - their power to innovate and communicate their ideas and concepts among one another is the secret of mankind’s amazing ability to progress over the ages.
		The "MIND" of Mankind is the sum total of all the human minds that exist today and also the minds who contributed in the past, to the knowledge and progress of mankind.
		This book will challenge the reader’s mind and will offer, him or her, a very different perspective on fundamental things that the scientific community is not yet aware of or has not accepted - it is well worth reading.
	novan.com /mind.htm (1202 words)

	The Oceans by McGraw-Hill
		The Oceans opens up the world of ocean science to the general reader and raises significant questions about the future of the ancient, nurturing ocean itself.
		The oceans cover more than 70 percent of the globe, yet less than 5 percent of that expanse has been explored.
		Prager and Earle show in this vivid survey of ocean research, our knowledge is suddenly accelerating: various dives, soundings, computer analyses, and other probes are uncovering amazing facts about the 142 million square miles beneath the seas.
	www.floridakeysdiving.net /stuff-0071381775.html (553 words)

	Europan Type
		Never mind that these worlds are formed from a large proportion of ice, and that they are found in the cold regions of a solar system.
		However, life is unlikely in these regions, for the degree of tidal heating is not likely to create significant thermal regions at the border between the bottom of the ice layer, and the top of the rocky mantel.
		In some cases, if the crust is thin enough, the ocean may occasionally become exposed to space, although a thin and sealing crust of ice is quick to form.
	www.srv.net /~dollan/ARCPCLeuropan01.html (327 words)

	Progressive Ears Album Reviews
		Here we have the best elements of Sebastian Hardie and Windchase, fused with the emotion of his soundtrack work, resulting in what is clearly his finest work to date.
		A very nostalgic album, Oceans contains lyrical references to his love for what he was striving for in the 70's and how progressive music was often misunderstood.
		Oceans has been known to bring a tear to many a dry eye.
	www.progressiveears.com /asp/reviews.asp?bhjs=0&albumID=2053 (258 words)

	Grand Canyon Whitewater Rafting, Grand Canyon Rafting Trips at Rivers & Oceans
		During the advent of adventure travel in the 70's and 80's a wide variety of trips and outfitters became available.
		Rivers & Oceans is the single best source for information and reservations for river trips in the American west and select adventure travel worldwide, on rivers, trekking and diving.
		As you consider which trip to take, keep in mind that the more time you can spend on your adventure, the more you'll get out of the experience.
	www.rivers-oceans.com /about.htm (533 words)

	Alcoa Massena Operations: Environment: Million Trees
		With our minds gathered together, we give thanks and look forward to seeing Plant life for many generations to come.
		She is the leader of all females across the world, and she governs the movement of the ocean tides.
		For all the love that is still around us, we gather our minds together as one and send our choicest words of greetings and thanks to the Creator.
	www.alcoa.com /massena_operations/en/environment/mohawk_prayer.asp (1060 words)

	'Mind' of Mankind
		It is the sum total of all the human minds that exist today and also the minds who contributed in the past, to the knowledge and progress of mankind.
		People now had the power to visualize (see) abstract things within their mind, to form mental pictures of abstract concepts, to communicate these ideas with other other minds.
		Over the eons the ‘MIND’s tremendous creative ability has made possible a steady step by step progression of its total knowledge, probing in every direction, learning, questioning, exploring, inventing new technology, discovering the secrets of nature, creating the myths and stories that now control every aspect of people’s lives.
	pages.prodigy.com /suna/mind.htm (1056 words)

	NRDC: Seafood Specials: Great Recipes that Help Save Oceans
		Ocean Friendly Cuisine: Sustainable Seafood Recipes from the World's Finest Chefs - Published in cooperation with Monterey Bay Aquarium, this contemporary cookbook features recipes from more than 60 top chefs and a foreword by Jean-Michel Cousteau.
		Song for the Blue Ocean - This passionate narrative of trouble in the seas by marine scientist Carl Safina has been called the Silent Spring of our time.
		Oceans and Coasts Should be Top Priority for State of Florida
	www.nrdc.org /water/oceans/gseafood.asp (872 words)

	Global Oil Transport (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Well, this is simply the most efficient way to move large quantities of oil across the oceans.
		Keep in mind however that large quantities of oil are also moved over land by pipelines (for instance, the Alaska pipeline and similiar pipelines in parts of the Mideast and former Soviet Union).
		In the end, these accidents (and the associated environmental impacts) will never cease until we begin using other sources of energy to "fuel" our lifestyles.
	www.soest.hawaii.edu /GG/ASK/oiltransport.html (291 words)

	UN Atlas of the Oceans
		It is designed for policy-makers who need to become familiar with ocean issues and for scientists, students and resource managers who need access to databases and approaches to sustainability.
		Development began in November 1999 by the UN agencies responsible for matters relevant to the sustainable development of the oceans and the advancement of ocean science as an initiative of the United Nations Subcommittee on Oceans and Coastal Areas of the Administrative Committee on Coordination.
		The UN Atlas of the Oceans is funded by the United Nations Foundation.
	www.oceansatlas.org /html/moreinfo.jsp (766 words)

	Science NetLinks: Oceans
		If some students understand that water evaporates from the oceans, this experiment will be a good review for them. Divide your class into groups of four or five and have each group do their own experiment.
		They should also label how many miles thick each layer is. When they are finished, discuss the fact that oceans are only on the top layer, and that just in comparison to the mantle which is 1,750 miles thick, the ocean may not seem so deep after all.
		Have students go to The Living Sea to learn about the zones of the ocean and what life forms are found in each zone.
	www.sciencenetlinks.com /Lessons.cfm?DocID=162 (1557 words)

	EPA > Water > Wetlands, Oceans, & Watersheds > Oceans, Coasts, and Estuaries > Habitat Protection > Coral Reefs > About ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The mention of coral reefs generally brings to mind warm climates, colorful fishes and clear waters.
		For this reason, coral reefs often are referred to as the "rainforests of the oceans."
		Corals themselves are tiny animals which belong to the group cnidaria (the "c" is silent).
	www.epa.gov /owow/oceans/coral/about.html (1347 words)

	WWF \| Fishing \| Publications
		Establishing a global network of marine parks is critical to restoring the health of the oceans and keeping fisheries operating so that we can enjoy seafood (while cultivating the health of the oceans).
		Its ability to navigate the ocean, to return to its natal stream, to leap over seemingly impassable obstacles, and to detect through its olfactory senses the very gravel of its origin, has amazed and inspired humans for thousands of years.
		However, with more and more pressure on the world's dwindling fisheries and vulnerable ocean habitat, there is an urgent need to create additional MPAs to conserve fish and other marine life for future generations.
	www.worldwildlife.org /oceans/pubs.cfm (1438 words)

	Mrs. Ihnen's Oceans Web Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Your job is to present an idea(s) for saving an endangered ocean animal to a congressional panel.
		Endangered Ocean Life Student Projects This site shows some student projects done on endangered ocean animals.
		Ocean Link Find out lots of information about marine animals.
	mcs.k12.in.us /les/ihnen/Oceans.htm (628 words)

	Wordsound Records: Mentol Nomad: Mentallica
		A true castaway on the vast oceans of the Mind, Mentol Nomad has been plying his trade on the New York underground for the better part of the '90s.
		The soundtrack to the dreams of a man with much on his mind.
		This is one of those rare and precious musical gifts one is quite pleased to have given themselves - so long as they're not too frightened by what they've discovered within.
	www.wordsound.com /catalog/WSCD043.html (582 words)

	Dharma Realm Buddhist Association - Dharma
		The Buddha proclaimed that on the highest level of understanding the entire cosmos is pure Mind.
		On the ordinary level of understanding he painted a picture of a cosmos filled with countless world-systems (see entry) with countless planets filled with living beings of every sort.
		The lotus is suspended on various oceans of primal mind-energy forces called Great Elements.
	www.drba.org /dharma/btts/9xxentrydetail.asp?wid=75 (294 words)

	eSpudd: ...and Oceans Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Now, Techno Death (as I put it) may not seem to intriguing or interesting, but …and Oceans puts such a trademark on their sound that the whole proposition is really rather enticing.
		Are we prepared for what …and Oceans have created and continue to lay the groundwork for so that other artists can latch onto their coattails in hopes of being at the start of a new and innovative twist on music?
		Their Techno Death is nothing extreme or off the wall, it's just something different that sooner or later was going to be tried, and like mindless techno, it's very, very catchy.
	www.espudd.com /articles/music/oceans.php (549 words)

	Jan/Feb 1998 Endangered Species Bulletin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Earth is sometimes called the "Blue Planet," calling to mind the oceans that cover most of its surface.
		But is becoming increasingly clear that these oceans, though vast, are not an inexhaustible resource.
		In recognition of the roles that oceans play in shaping life on our planet, the United Nations has designated 1998 as the International Year of the Ocean.
	www.umich.edu /~esupdate/library/98.03-04/bulletin.html (134 words)

	mark a. rayner …> news & reviews
		Oceans of the Mind has just published an alternate history story, set in Victorian London, and based on the idea that the 1848 Revolutions were successful.
		He was disguised as a match-seller, and he had a wolfish appearance — as though he was taller than his years should account for — despite that, he looked far healthier than any real match-boy would.
		It came to mind, as I just recorded a commentary for CBC Radio’s Arts Tonight about how my blog (not this, but The Skwib) is eating my new novel, and I thought I’d share.
	www.markarayner.com /news/wordpress (1720 words)

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