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Thermodynamics, Swimming And Panpsychism Relationships

International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame inductee and famed marathon swimmer Ted Erikson offered a proposal/challenge here. Ted explores the intersection of thermodynamics, swimming and panpsychism. “…the goal is to identify and define panpsychism (a very ancient philosophy implying ALL things are aware and exhibit a hierarchy of consciousness). Unusual uses of geometry, swims and […]

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Open Water Swimming In The Most Desolate Place On Earth

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. U.S. Masters Swimming featured the plans and exploits of Vito Bialla and his merry band of Farallon Islands Swimming Federation swimmers here Laura Jones writes about the first swim of the Farallon Islands Swimming Federation season, coming up on March 15th with Phil Cutti, Mike Chase, Joe Locke, Michelle

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3 For 3 – A 12-day Adventure Culminates Around Cape Horn

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Ram Barkai, Toks Viviers, Kieron Palframan, Ryan Stramrood and Andrew Chin became the first swimmers to traverse around Cape Horn at the tip of South America today. Five South Africans from Cape Town faced uncertain and dangerous conditions and were punished by strong currents and rough seas. But with

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Dr. Harry Huffaker To Be Honored In New York City

Dr. Harry Huffaker, a new member of the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame, will be honored with the other members of his Class of 2010/2011 in New York City during the Global Open Water Swimming Conference and Manhattan Island Marathon Swim weekend. The International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame’s induction ceremony in June will

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Demographic Changes Highlighted By U.S. Masters Swimming

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. From far and wide, many marathon swimmers will descend upon Indiana’s Morse Reservoir on June 18th. Dick Sidner (shown on left) and his team of dedicated volunteers will host the 2011 U.S. Masters Swimming 25 km National Championships. Besides the hoards of solo swimmers, the event will also have

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An Open Water Swimming Renaissance In The Great Salt Lake

In the Great Salt Lake in Utah, world record holder Gordon Gridley and many others will participate in the Great Salt Lake Open Water 1-mile point-to-point swim, perfect for beginners and multi-sport athletes, and the longer 8.12-mile swim from Antelope Island to Black Rock Beach. This race originally started in 1927, but was discontinued after

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New FINA Open Water Swimming School For Officials

The FINA website and the January issue of FINA Magazine reported the creation of a School for Officials in the open water swimming world. Similar to the disciplines of pool swimming, water polo, diving and synchronized swimming, the FINA School for Officials will provide training and certification to judges and referees. In order to be

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