
A British diver’s dramatic account of how he and his girlfriend survived for 19 hours in shark-infested waters was mired in controversy today. Richard Neely, 38, described how he and 40-year-old Alison Dalton had been unable to get back to their boat because of stormy conditions.
But one of the crew on the vessel insisted the [...]
May 26, 2008 | Posted in
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The Cayman Islands Tourism Association’s Watersports Committee would like to see a regulation changed that currently requires a look–out on board boats when divers are in the water. A regulation under the Port Authority Law states: “At least one person shall remain on board and act as lookout on any dive–boat or other vessel whilst [...]
May 14, 2008 | Posted in
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Do you want to be a sexy diver? Need to get fit? Now we have the reason why Jessica Alba looks like this.
So how can you become the next Jessica Alba thanks to Scuba Diving…
Think of the amount of calories you loose while scuba diving.
Here we go:
Shapely legs: Swimming with fins (flippers) is like water-based [...]
May 10, 2008 | Posted in
Editorial |
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There’s nothing rare about dive merchandise. You know, diver-related clever slogans on tees. Shirts that make you instantly recognizable to fellow divers, and that warrant a raised eyebrow or two from a non-diver. It’s all about inspiration.
Enter Uwahu… ‘Underwater Human’. This is a company with big ideas. What’s more, their clothing is created for divers, [...]
May 6, 2008 | Posted in
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“Gold is most excellent,” 15th century explorer Christopher Columbus penned in his sea journal, along with “of gold there is formed treasure…”. Columbus also compared the taste of iguana to chicken.
In some ways, life has not changed much in the five centuries that separate his quests from those of modern adventurers. It is still common [...]
May 1, 2008 | Posted in
Scuba Industry |
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