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you are welcome. actually I was counting on OBIS to continue development of the list. however OBIS is not too cooperative, since there is a work required on their side because they do not provide the database for download.

let us know if you made any progress getting into the water with these guys!

You are right, the problem is that ITIS database is organized in such a way that it is impossible to distinguish marine gastropods from all others. So there is two possibilities: a) omit all gastropods b) add ALL gastropods. I chose the first one. Specially for you I can provide you with...

Ok, lets try this. Please download following file: http://www.marine-life-photos.com/Data/4MacOS.zip It is an empty catalog with keywords imported into it. Try to open this catalog in your LR3. Once you have succeeded, try to export keywords and then reimport it into your catalog. If you fail to...

I dont remember exactly, but do you have an ability to monitor process memory consumption on Mac? Later on I will provide you with another possible solution.

Please download the latest version of file here Taxonomic tree for keywording in Adobe Lightroom Read the note at the bottom of the page, I'm not sure it will solve your problem on Mac since I cannot verify the change. Please report if the issue is solved, otherwise I will try another approach.

As you can see Mollusca is here, but indeed, there is no bivalvia. Can you plase mention particular specie you are looking for and I will check why it isnt in the list P.S. Ok, I've found the reason the Bivalvia isnt there. It looks like Bivalvia reported to the Catalogue of Life from ITIS...

BTW, beware of LR slowdown when you use HUGE keywords lists Flickr: Discussing Organizing keywords practically in Adobe Lightroom

jands@It should be there, at least Bivalvia and Cephalopoda, since I used it in my taggings, checking now... Are you sure you have downloaded the latest version of file?

bvanant@Unfortunatelly I dont have neither Mac nor LR3 to test it. can you please export a sample of keywords database and share it? I would like to compare formats.

You are welcome

AFAIK, holobacteria and one type of algae which survives the dead sea in rainy winters, these are only species of Plantae and Animalia kingdoms in dead sea

Expensive??? at least you get some GOOD food for the money you pay and not a junk which you get in Egypt. Drink? water is for free, want some Edelweis or Hoegaarden you gotta pay, but at least it is accessible and why i'm not surprised with this kind of post from our "friendly" neighbour...

it is full of life! it has some ancient halobacteria dwelling there, lol :) Check their site, 2400$ is for guided tours in jerusalem and blah-blah, dining, bed, fullface mask training and the dive itself, overall 5 days, AFAIR. Check the link on the first page, they also have a facebook page and...

I called and asked. As you understand local diver is not interested in all these guided tours in Jerusalem etc. of course it supposed to be cheaper than 2400 USD, and they dont want to lower their profit, so... Still, I guess I can pay 2400$, skipp all these tours and come just for the dive, but...

Why dont you serve local divers?

Well, of course it is not that pleasure, I was planning to take couple of dives for taking pictures. VictorP, 40kg is almost the weight infantryman is carrying, so we can survive it. as for 40+ degrees, you dont have to dive in August, I personally was planning in November. In any case, I agree...

Guy which was 182cm/100kg took 92 pounds of lead, with steel tank, dont know the rest of the setup, I guess he dove with lycra, no one needs neoprene in these waters

Guys, look what I found! Dive in the Dead Sea | Scuba diving adventure | extreme diving | extreme divers | salt sea Unfortunately they serve tourists only :(, so, lucky you!