Landslide Influence On Delta Stratigraphy, Northeastern Gulf Of Mexico
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https://doi.org/10.1130/GES02908.1 <-- shared paper
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https://zenodo.org/records/15857064 <-- shared seismic reflection datasets
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#spatial #mapping #marine #submarine #chanels #canyons #GulfOfMexico #delta #massmovement #landslide #submarinelandslide #remotesensing #geophysics #seismic #reflection #engineeringgeology #sediment #sedimentology #delta #stratigraphy #hydrology #deepwater #fault #faulting #glacioeustatic #erosion #model #modeling #scarp #masstransport #shelf #shelfmargin #geologicmapping

Hong Kong - X5826, Selects and Layouts 1959.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: Toni Frissell's "Sightseeing in Hong Kong" Assignment for Sports Illustrated
Date: 1959-07
Keywords: Tony Frissell, Sports Illustrated, Hong Kong, Color Photography

Toni Frissell (1907-1988) was an American photographer known for her work on sports and cultural photography. She began her career as a war correspondent during World War II and later transitioned to commercial photography.

This collection contains photographs taken by Toni Frissell under assignment from Sports Illustrated, specifically focusing on sightseeing in Hong Kong. The location of Hong Kong is highlighted through the use of local landmarks such as Deep Water and Aberdeen-Harbor.

The photographs showcase Frissell's ability to capture vibrant colors and depth, as seen in her color work for SI (Sports Illustrated). The collection provides insight into Frissell's work style and versatility as a photographer.

#HongKong-X5826 #Layouts1959 #ToniFrissells #HongKong #TonyFrissell #SportsIllustrated #ColorPhotography #ToniFrissell #American #WorldWarII #DeepWater #Aberdeen-Harbor #Frissell #Hongkong #hongkong #china #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021717517/

#DeepWater (2026) 🦈
Group of passengers en route from LA to Shanghai are forced to make an emergency landing in shark-infested waters. Now they must work together in hopes to overcome the frenzy of sharks drawn to the wreckage.
#CreatureFeature #FilmsWithBite #FilmMastodon 📽️ 🎬

Avui es compleixen 20 anys que arribava "Deep Water" per "PlayStation 2" de #Sony 🕹🎮. #DeepWater #Playstation2 #Shooter #Videojocs #Gaming #VideoGames #RetroGaming #ClassicGaming #RetroGames #VideojocsAntics

What if Tom Ripley settled down, lost his edge, and started breeding snails in a passive-aggressive cold war with his alcoholic wife? That’s Deep Water.
#DeepWater #BenAffleck #AnaDeArmas #AdrianLyne #PatriciaHighsmith #EroticThriller #NeoNoir #Chabrol #PeterGreenaway #SnailSexSymbolism #FilmCritique #CinephileTrashHeaven
https://ninetypercentcrapmoviereviews.wordpress.com/2022/11/10/deep-water/

But do the billionaires taste good?

Link: https://apnews.com/article/deep-sea-trench-tubeworm-mollusk-420f54c29b7c8d132b02f22ca6679c4f?ICID=ref_fark

#Ocean #DeepWater

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_uWpS6UWV1I Johor Bahru, Malaysia Offshore rigs #offshore #OffshoreRig
#OilAndGas
#EnergyIndustry
#DrillingRig
#OffshoreDrilling
#Deepwater #malaysia
#teluguvibrations

Another amazing prog collab. #CosmicCathedral #DeepWater – Neal Morse (Transatlantic), Chester Thompson (Genesis), Phil Keaggy (Glass Harp) & Byron House (session player with Robert Plant, Dolly Parton, etc.) #DriveTimeTuneage

The Andrea Iervolino Company Launches Aventura Label With First Investment In Aaron Eckhart & Ben Kingsley Action Thriller ‘Deep Water’
#News #AndreaIervolino #DeepWater #Italy #TheAndreaIervolinoCompany

https://deadline.com/2025/05/andrea-iervolino-aventura-label-deep-water-italy-1236383813/

#felizcumpleanos #happybirthday @ana_d_armas #anadearmas #actress #bladerunner2049 #ballerina #eden #Ghosted #Blonde #TheGrayMan #notimetodie #knivesout #DeepWater #TheNightClerk #TheInformer #Overdrive #WarDogs #KnockKnock #ForaHandfulofKisses #TheBoardingSchool #SexPartyandLies #Eledenperdido #Madrigal #UnarosadeFrancia #elinternado

Beware the cat.
(Huile de poulpe sur papier bulle)

#poulpe #oilpainting #oilonwood #woods #créature #woodspirit #art #illustration #julesverne #sf #océan #deepwater #outerspace #paralleluniverse #oiloncanvas

CD-Review - COSMIC CATHEDRAL - Deep Water
https://www.hooked-on-music.de/review/cd-review-cosmic-cathedral-deep-water/16215
#cd #review #cosmiccathedral #deepwater

Show of the Day: Deep Water

The LezWatch.TV show of the day is "Deep Water," with 1 characters and an overall score of 52.50. - #LWTVsotd #DeepWater - https://lezwatchtv.com/show/deep-water/

https://lezwatchtv.com/show/deep-water/

The show of the day is Deep Water with 1 characters and a show score of 52.50

https://lezwatchtv.com/show/deep-water/

#lwtvsotd #DeepWater

#NewSpecies!
New deepwater tilefish from #china just swam in:

Branchiostegus sanae

Treatment: https://treatment.plazi.org/id/314D703E-FACE-5DA7-9EBC-6D66F1377C08
Publication: https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1227.130512
#Zookeys #BranchiostegusSanae

#FAIRdata
#science #OA #openaccess #biology #taxonomy #ecology #biodiversity #nature #wildlife #conservation #animals #fish #TeamFish #fishfriday #ichthyology #tilefish #bottomfish #deepwater #deepsea

The Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Today’s readings

“Put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch.”

A command to do something, and a promise – that is what happens in this early interaction Simon Peter has with Jesus. And it had to be exasperating for Simon, because, as he says, they’ve been hard at it all night long and their efforts were fruitless. They’re tired, they’re frustrated, and possibly even a little embarrassed and scared because this was their life’s work and by the accounts we have in the Gospels, they weren’t doing very well. But something in the command, and in the person of Jesus, convinced him to lower the nets. And Jesus makes good on the promise that came with the command: they netted a catch, and not just any catch, but a big enough catch to fill two boats beyond capacity. A command, and a promise fulfilled.

“Put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch.”

If you get the idea that we’re not just talking about fish here, you’re catching on, so to speak. Putting out into deep water is a command we could all use to take a bit more seriously. Because I think we all settle for looking around on the shallow end, and honestly, we don’t find much of anything in shallow water. Here’s the shallow water that I think we spend our time in way too often: binge watching television shows; doom-scrolling on the internet; getting our news off of questionable sources on the internet and television and believing them like they were the holy Gospels; accepting our eighth grade catechesis and faith formation and never engaging it at an adult level; insisting on our own way in personal relationships, loving our sins, and tuning out the world in such a way that we never have to grow in our humanity. And that’s a short list. It’s shallow water, and if we are honest, we all look for our food there way too often in our lives.

Today, Jesus invites not just Simon and the others, but also us: “Put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch.”

If Simon could fish in the deep water after a long night of the same old nothing happening, we too can accept our Lord’s invitation to go deep and expect a catch too. I think this is something worth looking at. As I mentioned, you can almost hear the exasperation in Peter’s voice: “Master, we have worked hard all night and have caught nothing…” They have given up. All they wanted to do was go home, clean up, and call it a day. But I think it’s not just that they have given up on that day’s catch. They have given up completely. They have failed to make a catch more than once, and they may have given up hope that there were any fish to be caught.

Are we in that place too? The world is crazy and upside-down, and the day’s news can be amazingly disheartening. Crime rages in our cities and nobody has a worthwhile solution. I keep waiting for someone to write a book called No Suspects Are In Custody, because no one even wants to risk helping anyone or being part of a solution. Meanwhile one politician points the finger at another for just about every problem we can imagine. There isn’t respectful dialogue anywhere anymore: not on talk shows, not in Congress, not on the internet, not in communities. Everything is so disheartening that we just want to give up, go home, and call it a day. What difference does it even make if we try to change things? No one wants to listen, no one wants to change, no one wants to grow. We’ve given up on ourselves and don’t even see ourselves as worthy of the deep water and the experience of growth.

But Jesus does. “Put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch.”

Peter was in that place, but Jesus saw more in Peter than Peter did in himself. He saw the one who could be zealous and on fire and make mistakes and accept forgiveness and live to grow and walk on water and witness to the Resurrection, and nourish a fledgling Church. He saw someone who could put out into deep water and catch an amazing haul for the Kingdom of God. Peter was an extremely unlikely leader: he couldn’t even lead his crew to make a catch of fish when it was his life’s work. But Jesus sees the miracle in the unlikely. And so he commands him: “Put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch.” And you know what? Peter’s nets get filled beyond capacity; beyond his wildest dreams.

Jesus sees so much more in us than we see in ourselves. But we have to be willing, as Peter was, to try again, to go deep, and to expect a catch. We have to be willing to learn new things that challenge our preconceived notions. We have to be willing to expose ourselves to good sources of information and faith formation. We have to be willing to listen to others, even if we don’t agree, and expect to learn something from the interaction. We have to be willing to look for what Jesus wants us to catch in every situation, and willing to stay with it, no matter how exasperated we are.

Let’s pray with this. I invite you now to close your eyes, and make yourselves comfortable. Spend a minute or so quieting your heart and your mind, imagine being on that boat with Jesus… Bring whatever is exasperating in your life into the boat with you. What have you been working at long and hard, without seeing any real results? What is frustrating and affecting your relationships and your own wellness? What is it of which you have caught nothing? … Listen as Jesus commands you to put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch. Where is the deep water in your situation? Where is it that you have been afraid to go? Can you go there and lower the nets, expecting Jesus to make good on his promise? … What is Jesus giving you in this moment to encourage you to stay in the deep water? Can you commit to Jesus that you’ll stay in the deep and continue to lower your nets for a catch? Even if the prayer isn’t answered right away, can you set aside your fear and trust in your Jesus?

“Put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch.”

#deepWater #trust

Magenta Light Studios Acquires Renny Harlin’s Thriller ‘Deep Water’ Starring Aaron Eckhart & Ben Kingsley
#Acquisitions #AaronEckhart #BenKingsley #DeepWater #MagentaLightStudios #RennyHarlin

https://deadline.com/2025/02/magenta-light-studios-acquires-deep-water-thriller-renny-harlin-1236278975/

HAP099: Shark Side of the Moon

https://haialarm-podcast.de/hap099/

seashore fantasy

#FractalPatterns #AerialView #OceanWaves #SpiralDesigns #VibrantColors #Abstract #DeepWater #OrnateDetails #WatercolorStyle #Img2Img #AIArt #AIArtists #StableDiffusion #AIArtCommunity

get IRL: https://aieris.art/featured/seashore-fantasy-eris-and-ai.html

In my dreams, I'm "part waterborne on my mom's side". That means I can breathe underwater, talk to fish, and have very limited elemental control over water. In dreams, breathing underwater feels "better" than breathing air.
Anyway, I'm only part waterborne. There are entire underwater cities and kingdoms that are hidden from view. Magick, I guess.
I'm desperate to visit them.
I saw one from far above once in a magick fountain. The inhabitants had vanished during a festival. Music was still playing, tables were set with games and food. It was like a ren fair at a life-sized fishbowl castle.
I saw one from underneath another time, just for a moment. I swam on my back at the bottom of the sea looking up. The sun was visible all the way down here because the city was glowing. Everything was bright shells, towers, walkways spanning distances. And the "people" were like humanoid versions of every sea life. I know I saw rays and seahorses pulled into humanoid shapes. It was beautiful but I only saw it for a moment before I'd swam past the gap where it was visible.
Another time I was welcomed into what looked exactly like a lower class teniment block. It was mostly dry ground by way of forcefield. This is where half-breeds who weren't fully adapted to the water were sent.
I find doorways and portals to these places on occasion.
But I'm almost always denied entry for one reason or another.
"Too volatile"
"Too much surfacer blood"
"Not enough humility"
"You're ill and we can't risk anyone catching a surfacer disease"
"Not enough time"
"Oh look, you're waking up, sorry"

I'm starting to think my subconscious just doesn't feel like creating an entire satisfying fantasy city for me. My brain is just, "do you know how much work that is?"

When I say, "may I dream of deep water", I'm wishing to return there. If I say "may you dream of deep water", I'm hoping you find the place where you felt most at peace, safe, welcome, and loved.

#WhenIDream #Dreams #Dreaming #Dreamlands #Waterborne #DeepWater