Article: SCOTS READY TO ROLL - AT HOME; Holiday will be one big day-trip.(News)

Article: Deep Sea plans to splash out on Scots ...
Evening News - Scotland;  January 13, 2005 ;     700+ words ...SCOTTISH aquarium operator Deep Sea Leisure is to embark on "major" investment ... annual profits. The firm, which owns Deep Sea World in North Queensferry and the Blue ... sites. The fresh investment emerged as Deep Sea posted a pre-tax profit of GBP 1.65 ...

Article: Deep-sea disaster; Scots trawlermen face ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  October 22, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... European Commission is proposing to enforce the severe cuts in deep-sea fishing quotas in order to preserve declining stocks. But ... changes the plan will come into force in the New Year. The deep-sea fishing industry is worth around pound sterling7million a year ...

Article: DEEP SPACE TO DEEP SEA; Top NASA team are flying in ...
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  March 9, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... his ambition is to launch a Scot into space before he retires ... dinner party in the city's Deep Sea Restaurant. Relatives of the ... John Smith who suggested the Deep Sea as a venue. He knows the Sterpaio ... celebrities who have dined at The Deep Sea. They include, Andy Stewart ...

Article: HANDLING PRESSURE; Life support technician Craig helps to keep ...
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  October 5, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... over the world have put their lives in the hands of watchful Scot Craig Leadbetter. As a life support technician, the diligent 33-year-old spends 12 hours a day making sure deep-sea divers have everything they need to survive in sustained ...

Article: Deep sea dump fury.(News)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  July 1, 1997 ;     310 words ...Fury erupted yesterday as the Scottish Office finally admitted radioactive waste WAS dumped off the Scots coast. The previous Tory government had always denied radioactive dumping had taken place in Beaufort Dyke, the 300-metre deep ...

Article: Deep Sea Bottom Trawling and the Eastern Tropical ...
Georgetown International Environmental Law Review;  January 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... technology has enabled trawlers to operate in the deep sea where bottom trawling has become the greatest threat to deep sea ecology. Covering more than half of the earth's surface, the deep sea supports millions of terrestrial and aquatic organisms ...

Article: The deep sea: desert and rainforest.
Oceanus;  September 22, 1995 ;     700+ words ... ... popular press to university textbooks, the deep sea is often likened to a desert with large ... life. Most panoramic photographs of the deep sea bottom are indeed reminiscent of deserts ... Until the 1960s, most impressions of the deep sea were based on photographic observations ...