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i don't know about regina, but saskatoon offers a course at one of the pools via the saskatoon dive centre. well taught course that i thought did a good job of preparing me. that was 9 years ago, but i'm pretty sure it's still offered. saskatoon isn't much of a difference in distance compared to...

it looks like one of her teeth (molar or premolar?) along the lower jaw is # gotta admit, i LOVE stuff like this. it always amazes me the injuries that people sustain with reasonably little damage to critical structures. i remember seeing a kid accidentally shot by a cousin when they were out...

no whistling noise. it does seem to be specific frequencies - mainly those in the range of female voices. again, though, it is only an issue when there is background noise. otherwise, it really doesn't affect my day to day life. certainly doesn't bother me enough to see an ENT. i first started...

I've never had a perforated ear drum. at times i've had trouble equalizing, but never continued to descend until okay. when i was first learning to dive i did have a few times that i didn't dump enough air from my BCD and rocketed up, but otherwise have always done slow ascents and safety stops...

SFA (sweet F*** all) -- ie. we spent 40 minutes looking for mantas and saw SFA my dive buddy and i have also developed some hand signals to help communicate with each other. we both really like cool coral formations so we we decided to make a "C" with our hand and move the hand up and down...

i just came back from a trip to Belize. went specifically to see whale sharks (NOW is the time to be there for that) and i was one of the few who DID NOT see one. bummer. however, the dive crew really tried hard for me, and hats off to them. did get to see a hammerhead and one day some dolphins...

This breaks my heart. I just got back from Placencia Wednesday night and now hear about this! Tragic. I have sent off email and hope dearly that this doesn't just end up being a decision based on money. The gist of my message is that I have gone there twice in the past year, but if they accept...

i've tried a host of detanglers over the years. i have long curly hair that has a life of its own in humid conditions. i started using argan oil about 2 yrs ago. first i used a product called orofluido that smells heavenly and works great but is 2-3x as much as garnier's fructis morroccan oil...

as mentioned, depends on conditions and type of boat. on smaller boats you might be more exposed so i usually pack a light gortex jacket. more than once people have looked at me enviously. i always bring a sarong. it is so versatile. if you interval on an island you can sit/lie on it. use it...

i have long hair that is very curly and is not down to my waist anymore, but still goes to about mid back. i have tried several methods of taming "the beast," as i call it. the one that seems to work the best (for me, anyway) is to first make a small pony tail close the scalp near the temple on...