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Diving
Myths by Larry "Harris" Taylor, Ph.D.a.k.a. "River Rat" a.k.a. "Divegeek"
Diving Safety Coordinator University
of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan
Email: divegeek
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My students tell me that I do NOT teach scuba. They say I live and preach the "Gospel according to "Harris":"
"In all diving situations, the knowledgeable, physically fit diver has more fun!"
This
site is assembled in the spirit of that gospel.
Go To: About "Harris" Articles Slides War Stories Editorials Links Fini
University of Michigan Personal Home Page
About "Harris": Background info, logo & names, and photo gallery
Dive Articles: Articles spanning more than four decades of teaching
Slides: Lecture slides on specialty topics (in PDF Format)
War Stories: Short presentations used as teaching examples
Editorials: Personal opinions & observations
Links
Fini: Dive Long & Prosper- My traditional closing salutation
According to Earthlink's Urchin Web Site Analysis:*
(Earthlink ceased reporting personal page site visits as of 1 / 1 / 2017)
Total visitors since July, 2001: 1,257,275 (Last monthly counter update: 1 / 1 / 17)
Average time on site: 412 seconds
Maximum Monthly Visitors: 13,906
Average Monthly Visitors: 6350
Maximum Daily Visitors: 973
Maximum Monthly Download: 15.6 gigabytes
Typical Monthly Download: 7- 8 gigabytes
* This Counter was only for the Divegeek home page.
(The original Divegeek site used 5 different Earthlink accounts to remain within ISP bandwidth restrictions)
Go To: About "Harris" Articles Slides War Stories Editorials Links Fini
University of Michigan Personal Home Page
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Contents of this Web Site Copyright 2001- 2025 by Larry "Harris" Taylor
All rights reserved.
Use of these materials for personal or organizational profit is specifically denied
These contents may be used for not-for-profit diving education
The contents of this web site were assembled with the best knowledge available at the time of creation.
Divers need to evaluate the material and determine usefulness to their own diving situation.
Readers assume all responsibility for applying site information to their personal practices.
Reading about diving is no substitute for in-water training from a certified instructor.
Author assumes no responsibility for use of site-furnished material.