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These underwater pictures use to amaze me more so in the past until I took some with a professional underwater photographer in Hawaii for a wedding photoshoot. My wife and I met a woman named Cassie pali who specializes in underwater photography.

Wow this is something I'm definitely interested in cooking for my family. Please share your recipe. I had previously used this great smoked turkey recipe for the past few years, but this looks like something I would like to try

I agree with "RuudVanNisteroy". It is so sad looking at the current situation in Lagos regarding water quality. The people don't have clean water to drink or use in other applications which severely limits their full capabilities. Even efficiencies in industrial facilities will be greatly affected without the use of purified water.

I work for a water treatment plant in South Africa, so I understand the necessity of good quality water for a given population in order for them to thrive. If not, health-related reasons will occur when unclean water is consumed, with bacterial, viral, and parasitic diseases running rampant. Unfortunately, we still see this in extremely high numbers throughout Africa as compared to the rest of the world.

Lagos, as well as other poor African countries, will need to start acquiring water treatment systems that filter dirty water and produce highly purified water. Reverse osmosis systems are the most reliable water purification technology available, and we have been using it for the last decade to convert seawater, brackish, well, and other water sources into consumable, clean water.

I urge those who care about learning more about the process of reverse osmosis, and the massive amounts of benefits it can provide to our water quality problems.