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  1. 2012 OUC Ice flow Race

    by , March 13th, 2012 at 05:10 PM
    I heard Colt Creek diving was amazing once again. Boy what a great shop and club that is, that's what a dive club should be fuuuun.
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  2. Mouthpiece tears and silicone mouthpieces

    by , March 9th, 2012 at 10:51 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by John C. Ratliff View Post


    I was diving this regulator as a backup, with a neck strap. I took it off and examined it and found that the neck strap had caused it to tear badly. The USD second stage was a backup on my Mossback Mk III double hose regulator, and the neck strap was an old one meant for a Sportsways regulator. The neck strap was made of neoprene, and had a cutout for the mouthpiece. I put the mouthpiece through the hole, which
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  3. Crowley's Blog - Holiday Blues

    by , March 9th, 2012 at 02:05 PM
    If you read some of my earlier wafflings - my letter home and the post about feeling like a stranger in the land of my birth - then I should let you know that my holiday was indeed, a much needed break from the desert and currently deserted land of Egypt. To summarize, a good friend of mine - Helena - invited me to stay whilst the rest of her family were on holiday which meant I basically got half a house all to myself, with a wonderful bathtub, excellent food, great company, and all in the ...

    Updated March 11th, 2012 at 03:28 AM by Crowley

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  4. To Divemaster...and Beyond?

    by , March 7th, 2012 at 12:20 AM (To Divemaster...and Beyond?)
    I've decided to become a PADI Divemaster. The thought occurred to me one day while looking at dive options for the Caymans on my lunch break. As a I was wrapping up my lunch, I reached for my office phone to take it off the direct to voice mail setting. I noticed I had at least one voice mail waiting for me, and someone was queued to talk as soon as I logged my phone on. I looked at the mirror hanging on my beige cubicle wall and thought "Is this what you went to college for?" I knew ...
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  5. Close Encounter of the Submarine Kind

    by , March 4th, 2012 at 08:30 PM (DivemasterDennis-)
    My wife/co-author/divebuddy Debbie and I have dove together at a number of locations where we were told that there could be a tourist submarine in the area. You know the vessel, usually called the Atlantis submarine. It holds about two dozen people, sitting back to back down the center of the craft, each looking out their own porthole. Until last month we never saw one while we were diving, but off Maui on a clear February day boat dive on the intentionally sunk Carthaginian, it finally happened. ...
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