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Review: Testing a new watch for snorkelers Special

The Pyle Snorkeling Master Watch will keep snorkelers and divers informed of their progress down to 100 metres, which is as far as many recreational divers want to go
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Daring Dachshund becomes world's first scuba diving K-9

Vladivostok - A Russian diving enthusiast has developed a scuba-diving dry suit complete with helmet, breathing mask and oxygen source for his K-9 companion Boniface, the daring diving dachshund. The first experimental dive was declared a success.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 7 comments

Star Trek's Eugene Roddenberry swims with sharks in Vegas Special

Eugene "Rod" Roddenberry swims with the sharks in Las Vegas, at Mandalay Bay a few days before the Las Vegas Star Trek Convention. Eugene is the son of Gene Roddenberry, the creator of Star Trek.
Digital Journal Report by Jay David Murphy - 1 comment
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Scuba honeymoon death man cleared
A man accused of drowning his wife while on a scuba dive during their honeymoon in Australia is acquitted by a judge in Alabama.
New scuba death trial for US man
An American man accused of killing his wife on their Australian honeymoon by shutting off her oxygen tank while scuba diving goes on trial in Alabama.
Does hang gliding need to be regulated?

Much like scuba diving, the sport of hang gliding is largely self-regulated, meaning there are few requirements imposed by government.

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Boniface scoots off as soon as his paws hit land. Watch as he waves his tale goodbye.
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Boniface scoots off as soon as his paws hit land. Watch as he waves his tale goodbye.
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We need a 'sexier' disease, I guess

Open Letter to Michael J. Fox: Dear Mike, Maybe I'm just a cranky old poop. Yeah, that's probably it. I'm...
Jan 26, 2012 in  Health by Bill Schmalfeldt - 3 comments

The Helmet Mounted Video Camera Blog

Helmet cameras have grown to be extremely popular among professional sportsmen as well as the general public. They make...
Mar 15, 2011 by Levi Patrick

Mutiny, Misery and Majesty - Welcome To Norfolk Island

Named after a dead duchess by a slain sea captain and populated by mutineers, sadists and convicts, dainty little...
Jul 24, 2010 in  Travel Addicts by Roderick Eime
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