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• Oilexco Begins Oil Production From Brenda/Nicol Fields
• Undersea Images Challenge Ideas About Antarctic Ice Sheet
• Coral Reef Fish Need Decades Or Longer to Recover
• Two Jobs Performed Simultaneously on One Vessel
• st looks back
• Expro, BP to Develop Wireline Intervention System
• MBARI Orders an SMD Hydrovision ROV to Replace Tiburon
• ODIM Acquires JMC and Creates Deepwater Growth Platform
• CNO Recommended to Become Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Fisheries Management: Progress Towards Sustainability
• NOAA Releases Report to Congress On the Status of U.S. Fisheries
• GPA Announces Infrastructure Improvements, Equipment Purchases and New Hires in Savannah
• Structure of Seafloor Faults May Curb Earthquakes' Effects
• Study Helps Preserve Eskimo Subsistence Whale Hunt
• INFOMAR Discovers Glacial Moraine Off the Dingle Coast
• AMEC Acquires 60 Percent Interest in BKKS
• Scripps Institution of Oceanography Expands Fleet of Hydroid Vehicles
• Kelvin Hughes Opens Office in Copenhagen To Service Scandinavia and the Baltic States
• Navy to Lead Gulf of Guinea Maritime Security Initiative
• meetings
• Fiscal Year 2008 Spending Bill Includes Funding for Oceans
• Sperry Marine Receives American Bureau of Shipping Certification for Radio Surveys
• New Tool for Marine Conservation
• Surprisingly, Harvesting Prey Boosts Predator Fish
• Navigation System for Boats Less Than 24 Meters Long
• soapbox
  by Humphrey, John
• MacGREGOR Group Forms New Offshore Division
• Onset Announces Underwater Monitoring Podcast Series
• Ashtead Chooses Valeport Products for Major Investment
• U.S. Military Contributes To Pacific Partnership 2007
• To Follow the Water: Exploring the Ocean to Discover Climate
• soundings
• Committee on Science and Technology Passes Ocean Energy Bill
• Eagle Bulk Shipping Announces Delivery of Supramax Dry Bulk Vessel
• New Survey Vessel Discovery Starts Work for Fugro Survey
• Antarctic Icebergs: Hotspots of Ocean Life
• contracts
• Taylor and Bartlett Applaud Appointment of Navy Acquisition Deputy
• SeaArk Delivers 27-Foot Patrol Vessel to Bossier Sheriff's Office
• Management Buy-Out of RESON-Telenav Electronics
• First Buoy to Monitor Ocean Acidification Launched
• Fluid Structure Interaction and Moving Boundary Problems IV
• Oceans 2007 MTS/IEEE Conference and Exhibition
• Leni Announces Seismic Start-Up Offshore Malta
• product development
• Essex Boatyards Appoints New Channel Islands Dealer for Arvor Boats
• Penetrated Jack-Up Leg Extracted From the Seafloor
• people
• Socotherm and Statoil Sign Frame Agreement
• Odyssey Marine Exploration Announces Move to the Nasdaq Stock Market
• Severn Trent Opens New Branch Office in Abu Dhabi
• New Research Could Minimize Impact of Future Tsunamis
• San Diego Bay: A Story of Exploitation and Restoration
• New Tools for Coastal Zone Development, Exploration and Management
  by Schofield, Oscar; Glenn, Scott
• Predicting the Next Storm Surge Flood
  by Stamey, Barry; Wang, Harry; Koterba, Michael
• Instrumentation for Investigating Submarine Canyons
  by Bird, Larry E; Paull, Charles K; Hobson, Brett W
• Open-Ocean Aquaculture Engineering
  by Celikkol, Barbaros; Langan, Richard
• Underwater Applications of High-Power Light-Emitting Diodes
  by Olsson, Mark; Hardy, Kevin; Sanderson, John
• National Ocean Sciences Bowl: More Than a Competition
  by Haynes, Susan; Bogle, Courtney; Cook, Susan
• A Low-Cost Deepwater Acoustic Sensor for Low Frequencies
  by Taggart, Christopher S; Dyer, Dennis P; Cindric, James A