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Who is a famous whale saver?
jacques costeau
Where did jacques-yves costeau die?
He died in Paris, France of a heart attack.
What is a good topic for a biography report for a girl who is 13 likes writing the arts and that type of stuff?
Write about Jaque Costeau
Jacques-Yves Cousteau is he dead?
Jacques- Yves Costeau died in 1992 on June 25. He is sadly missed by family, friends and fans
What did Jacqus Costeau invent?
Jacques Cousteau is credited for and I believe invented the modern SCUBA gear for diving, making diving a sport accessible to many.
What is the meaning of alay in folk song?
It may be a nonce word- sort of like a nonsense word- to fill the rhythm block, keep the line rhyming, a sort of filler. In the song Deserie- there is a secondary vocal rhythm line ( scat , if you will)- the goes- Vaya with each line. This roughly means ( Go or let go!) in a command sense. ( it is also in the Spanish slogan Vaya Con Dios- Go with God- by the way the motto of the Grace Line ( natural or supernatural choice. here, take 250 miligrams of saving Grace!- a standard joke in Church hospitals. Alay may be a nonce word but could also mean ( Go) like the archaic Allay ( verb) All Cares Allaying- in the song Santa Lucia ( all cares- well cast aside) Allez- pronounced Allay- means, again Go! in French. After each line in (Deserie) we have the phrase, Vaya- Don"t know what, You do to me ( Vaya!) You make my heart dear, (Vaya) skip a beat! ( this was later altered to feel so free maybe the Heart associaton was offended.
Where is Ceralbo Mexico?
It is "Cerralvo". There are two locations with that name in Mexico: One is a municipality found in the state of Nuevo Leon and it is an agricultural and ranching zone. Its coordinates are 26°05'N 99°36'W. The other one is Cerralvo Island, now renamed to Jacques Costeau Island and is an uninhabited island with abundant marine life near the city of La Paz in the state of Baja California Sur. Its coordinates are 24°11'N 109°51'W.
What movie and television projects has Laurette Luez been in?
Laurette Luez has: Played Pretty Javanese Girl in "The Story of Dr. Wassell" in 1944. Played Wife of King in "Anna and the King of Siam" in 1946. Played Lannie - Hatcheck Girl in "Unfaithfully Yours" in 1948. Played Marla Rakubian in "D.O.A." in 1950. Played Tigri in "Prehistoric Women" in 1950. Played Maria in "Killer Shark" in 1950. Played Laluli in "Kim" in 1950. Played herself in "Broadway Open House" in 1950. Played Moll in "Love That Brute" in 1950. Played Mexican Girl in "The Range Rider" in 1951. Played Marguerite in "My Hero" in 1952. Performed in "Cavalcade of America" in 1952. Played Lita Sebastian in "African Treasure" in 1952. Played Orena in "Siren of Bagdad" in 1953. Played Lisa in "Paris Model" in 1953. Performed in "Your Favorite Story" in 1953. Played Anatta in "Jungle Gents" in 1954. Played Samal in "The Mickey Rooney Show" in 1954. Played Felicia in "Stories of the Century" in 1954. Played Meriam in "The Adventures of Hajji Baba" in 1954. Played Native Girl in "Valley of the Kings" in 1954. Played Karamenah in "The Adventures of Dr. Fu Manchu" in 1956. Played Karamaneh in "The Adventures of Dr. Fu Manchu" in 1956. Played Sophie Costeau in "Ben Casey" in 1961. Played Mexican Woman in "Man-Trap" in 1961. Played TV Mexican Girl in "Flower Drum Song" in 1961. Played Felina in "Ballad of a Gunfighter" in 1964.
What are some good oldies song?
1.Grenade Bruno Mars 2.Just the way you are Bruno Mars 3.We R Who We R Ke$ha 4.Forget you Cee Lo Green 5.Only Girl (In the world) Rihanna 6.Dynamite Taio Cruz
Who made scuba gear?
The first equipment used that actually allowed breathing underwater was invented in 1620 by Englishman Cornelius Drebbel. Designed for use in an oar-powered submarine, it used heated saltpeter to emit oxygen. The resulting potassium hydroxide absorbed the carbon dioxide produced during respiration. This first crude "rebreather" went generally undeveloped for two centuries. Inventions in 1853 by Belgian T. Schwann, in 1878 by Englishman Henry Fleuss and in 1900 by Englishman Sir Robert Davis, were some of the earliest working self contained breathing gear. These systems were "closed-circuit" designs, meaning that the exhaled gas is retained in the system and made breathable again. These rebreaters all shared the common trait of using pure oxygen as the breathing gas. This limited their use to very shallow water (<30 feet [10M]) due to the toxic effects of oxygen at the increased partial pressures of greater depths. These designs were primarily used, in fact, in rescue and mine safety applications until the 1930s when Italian sport spearfirshermen began to use them for spearfishing. World War II saw the first military application of oxygen-based rebreather-type SCUBA equipment, first by the Italians using modified spearfishing units and then by the English using designs based on captured Italian units. The German firm Draeger, which had developed a rebreather for mine rescue in 1907, supplied oxygen rebreathers to the German military. All of these oxygen-based systems were limited to shallow water demolition and combat swimmer delivery. American Christian Lambertson developed this concept into the first truly modern military rebreathers beginning in 1939. Lambert's devices were the first to actually be called SCUBA, the wartime code name for self-contained underwater breathing apparatus. As far as most divers are concerned, however, the real breakthrough in SCUBA came in 1943 by Frenchmen Emile Gagnan and Jacques Yves Cousteau. Modifying a welding regulator into a pressure-sensitive demand regulator and coupling it with three air-filled welding gas cylinders, they invented the first open-circuit SCUBA gear. Open-circuit SCUBA allows the exhaled gas to escape into the water as waste gas. The two Frenchmen eventually sold this equpment under the name "Aqua-Lung" and started a company which became U.S. Divers and is now known as Aqualung International. The Gagnan/Costeau invention of open-circuit (non-rebreathing) SCUBA using air as the breathing gas allowed the first widespread diving by civilians. The use of air allowed diving to depths far in excess of those allowed by pure oxygen and the open circuit design could be used safely with relatively little training. The Aqua-Lung was the key invention that opened up the oceans to generations of recreational divers. The first Aqua-Lung designs used a single regulator mounted at the tank valve which delivered air and exhaust gases via two large-diameter corrugated over-the-shoulder breathing hoses very similar to those used by rebreathers. A generation of early SCUBA divers grew up watching actor Lloyd Bridges as Mike Nelson using double hose Aqua-Lung regulators on television's Sea Hunt program. The first modern two stage, single hose regulator was manufactured and distributed by Divers Supply in Wilmington California in the early 1950s. This design, an offshoot of surface supplied commercial gear, uses a first stage regulator mounted at the tank valve delivering air to mouthpiece-mounted second stage via a small-diameter intermediate-pressure (140 psi [9.6 BAR]) hose. Today, virtually all modern open-circuit SCUBA gear uses this design, though Aqualung did market a "modern" double hose Mistral model in 2005 and 2006.
What movie and television projects has Katharine Ross been in?
Katharine Ross has: Played Liz Beaumont in "Gunsmoke" in 1955. Played Susan in "Gunsmoke" in 1955. Played Bonnie Brooke in "Wagon Train" in 1957. Played Marie Costeau in "Ben Casey" in 1961. Played Jenny Hendricks in "The Virginian" in 1962. Played Carol Brandt in "The Alfred Hitchcock Hour" in 1962. Played Teresa Parrelli in "Sam Benedict" in 1962. Played Gloria in "Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre" in 1963. Played Marietta Valera in "Arrest and Trial" in 1963. Played Mrs. Bellway in "Mr. Novak" in 1963. Played Elizabeth in "The Lieutenant" in 1963. Played Janet Bollington in "Kraft Suspense Theatre" in 1963. Played herself in "Searchers for a Special City" in 1965. Played Sue Sullivan in "The Loner" in 1965. Played Maria in "The Big Valley" in 1965. Played Laura Beaumont in "Run for Your Life" in 1965. Played Sheila Parnell in "The Wild Wild West" in 1965. Played Ann in "Shenandoah" in 1965. Played Janet in "Mister Buddwing" in 1966. Played Asenath in "Preview Tonight" in 1966. Played Rachel Adams in "The Road West" in 1966. Played Nicole Arlien in "The Singing Nun" in 1966. Played Laura Huntington in "The Longest Hundred Miles" in 1967. Played Jennifer Montgomery in "Games" in 1967. Played Elaine Robinson in "The Graduate" in 1967. Played Tish Buckman in "Hellfighters" in 1968. Played Etta Place in "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" in 1969. Played Lola in "Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here" in 1969. Played Anais Appleton in "Fools" in 1970. Played Terrific-Looking Girl in "Get to Know Your Rabbit" in 1972. Played Kate Bingham in "They Only Kill Their Masters" in 1972. Played Herself - Co-Presenter: Best Film Editing in "The 45th Annual Academy Awards" in 1973. Played Docteur Constance Weber in "Le hasard et la violence" in 1974. Played herself in "Good Morning America" in 1975. Played Joanna Eberhart in "The Stepford Wives" in 1975. Played Herself - Co-Presenter: Best Actress in a Supporting Role in "The 47th Annual Academy Awards" in 1975. Played Elaine Robinson in "America at the Movies" in 1976. Played Mira Hauser in "Voyage of the Damned" in 1976. Played Rosa Mastrangelo in "Alle origini della mafia" in 1976. Played herself in "The 34th Annual Golden Globe Awards" in 1977. Played Sally Hardeman in "The Betsy" in 1978. Played Margaret Walsh in "The Legacy" in 1978. Played Helena in "The Swarm" in 1978. Played Allison Sinclair in "Murder by Natural Causes" in 1979. Played Sammy Garrett in "Rodeo Girl" in 1980. Played Laurel Scott in "The Final Countdown" in 1980. Played herself in "Entertainment Tonight" in 1981. Played Ann Kurth Hill in "Murder in Texas" in 1981. Played Sally Blake in "Wrong Is Right" in 1982. Played Nurse Bonnie MacNeil in "Marian Rose White" in 1982. Played Suzy Hendrix in "Wait Until Dark" in 1982. Played Gretel Howard in "Travis McGee" in 1983. Played Ava Pryce in "Secrets of a Mother and Daughter" in 1983. Played Miss Macy in "Reel Horror" in 1985. Played Laurie in "Red Headed Stranger" in 1986. Played Susannah Dickinson in "Houston: The Legend of Texas" in 1986. Played herself in "Biography" in 1987. Played Herself - Presenter: Best Actress in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for TV in "The 45th Annual Golden Globe Awards" in 1988. Played Evie Teale in "Conagher" in 1991. Played Grace Hines in "A Climate for Killing" in 1991. Played Herself - Audience Member in "The 49th Annual Golden Globe Awards" in 1992. Played herself in "The Graduate at 25" in 1992. Played herself in "Bravo Profiles" in 1994. Played Rose in "Home Before Dark" in 1997. Played herself in "The American Film Institute Salute to Dustin Hoffman" in 1999. Played Etta Place in "Twentieth Century Fox: The Blockbuster Years" in 2000. Played Dr. Lilian Thurman in "Donnie Darko" in 2001. Played herself in "The Android Prophecy" in 2001. Played herself in "The Stepford Life" in 2001. Played herself in "Film Genre" in 2002. Performed in "Capital City" in 2004. Played Elaine Robinson in "20 to 1" in 2005. Played Lucy in "Eye of the Dolphin" in 2006. Performed in "House of Harrington" in 2008. Performed in "We Grew Wings" in 2012.
What is the acronoym for scuba?
Self Contained Underwater Breathing ApparatusScuba is an acronym which stands for, Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus.Scuba stands for Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus.Self Contained Underwater Breathing ApparatusNot sure who originally "coined" it, but it means "Self-contained underwater breathing apparatus"Jean-Jacques Cousteau, the French explorer/ environmentalist was the inventor of the SCUBA. In fact, he coined the term.Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus.
