What are Tidepools???
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Pools of water that form near the ocean due to shallow dips in the landscape. When the tide goes out the water is trapped in these small pools. When the tide is in they are just another part of the ocean.
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Blow-Out Tide: This is a colloquial phrase used to describe an unusually low tide, resulting in large areas of exposed river bottom in nearshore shallows, marshes and tributaries. Beware of grounding your boat.
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Try this site for high and low tide.  It's the best I can do without knowing the exact location in the Wesminter area you need this data for.\n\nhttp://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/tides06/tab2wc1a.html#122
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Yahoo pool is great if you can handle all of the smart alecs on there. Thankfully they do have an ignore button. \n            Have fun!
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A paddling pool is a mini-swimming pool usually for litle kids. Sometomes it can also be used as a sand- box.
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theres good game called MAX POOL.. u can search for it on google..\n\nthe AKA of it is COOL POOL.. AWESOME 3d POOL
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Salt, Underwater hot springs!!!!
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There is a good discussion on this topic at Wikipedia, the free, online encyclopedia:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_power\n\nThere are tital power plants in operation, as quoted from this site:\n"Operating tidal power schemes\n\n    * The first tidal power station was the Rance tidal power plant built over a period of 6 years from 1960 to 1966 at La Rance, France ([2]). It has 240MW installed capacity.\n    * The first (and only) tidal power site in North America is the Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia Generating Station, which opened in 1984 on an inlet of the Bay of Fundy[3]. It has 20MW installed capacity.\n    * A small project was built by the Soviet Union at Kislaya Guba on the Barents Sea. It has 0.5MW installed capacity.\n    * China has apparently developed several small tidal power projects and one large facility in Jiangxia.\n    * China is also developing a tidal lagoon ([near the mouth of the Yalu][4])\n    * Scotland has committed to having 18% of its power from green sources by 2010, including 10% from a tidal generator. The British government says this will replace one huge fossil fueled power station. [5]\n    * South African energy parastatal Eskom is investigating using the Mozambique Current to generate power off the cost of KwaZulu Natal. Because the continental shelf is near to land it may be possible to generate electricity by tapping into the fast flowing Mozambique current.Independent Online Article"\n\nHope this helps!
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absolutely dinoflagellates...they cause red tide
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your eyes are like pools\nses pools
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They usually stay pretty still at night,, I assume they are hungry. Are you talking salt or fresh water? salt water usually feed on the first incoming tide of the day.
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it is really funny looking at all the questions about a swimming pool, and pool maintenance, and my pool has a leak, and my water is green.  \n\nATTENTION all owners of a swimming pools.  questions and answers to your swimming pool conundrums are found at the "HOME & GARDEN" section of yahoo answers and at bare minimum the "SWIMMING" sports section found directly under this snooker & pool section.\n\nthank you for actually reading before you post a question.  i bet you are the same people post womens panties on ebay under the automotive section.
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Infinity pools\nAn infinity pool is a swimming pool which produces a visual effect of the water extending to the horizon or to "infinity". In reality the edge of the pool is below the water level, the water spilling into a trough from where it is pumped back into the pool. The effect is particularly impressive where the invisible edge appears to merge with a larger body of water such as the ocean, or with the sky (if the pool is located on the side of a hill or mountain).
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You can get them, but you must know the manufacturer as well as the model of the pool. Different manufacturers use different styles and colors. Nothing is universal anymore!
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Like the Dude said above.. they have flowers above the water.\nFlowers get pollinated, seeds grow, seeds are distributed thru the water, fall to the bottom and grow the next generation... its a circle of life thing.
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Thereare tons look under tidal turbines. Here is a site that should help you out. http://www.freeenergynews.com/Directory/Tidal/index.html
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Some folks are doing interesting things with tidal energy.\n\nIt really all goes back to the sun in the end though - even oil comes from biomas, which captured and stored energy from sunlight.