I realized at that very moment horribly that the bubbles I produced as I breathed into the water would have rushed up and disturbed the serene shoal. I felt obliged to hold breath until I shot. Grey mullets, moved back and front, mouths open sweeping the planktonic prey. I had exercised all summer long in my private pool for the application of surface reflection and now it was high time I had used the experience. Consciously I posed 8 frames of my 36 roller, pacing then down and saving the rest for the next dive. I signaled Birkan again that I was done and surfaced back safe and sound. This is the story of the photograph, out of other 50 photographers, that brought me the gold medal.

It indicates a synchronic distortion in the areas emanating triolic waves. The cerebellum, the cerebral cortex, the brain stem,  the entire nervous system has been depleted of electrochemical energy. Any device like that would produce high levels of triolic waves. These walls have undergone some kind of selective molecular polarization. I haven’t determined if our phaser energy can generate a stable field. We could alter the photons with phase discriminators.

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