Scuba Diving- Captain sentenced to 4 years in prison for deadly boat fire - ABC News
- Captain sentenced to 4 years in prison after scuba dive boat fire that killed 34 people in California - AOL
- Scuba captain sentenced to 4 years in prison for fiery death of 34 aboard his boat - UPI News
- Diver's magical 'date' with octopus leads to the discovery of a 'mysterious' underwater shrine - GOOD
- Giant Goliath Grouper Tries To Bite The Head Off Of Scuba Diver - Whiskey Riff
- Over 600 scuba divers, volunteers take part in Florida Keys underwater, coastal debris removal - CBS News
- Jetdive Pro puts a dual electric power boost on divers' hips - New Atlas
- Nitrogen Narcosis – beware the Rapture of the Deep - DIVE Magazine
- DEMA Lobbying Against Higher Insurance Prices For Dive Trips - DeeperBlue.com
- Captain sentenced to 4 years for criminal negligence in fiery deaths of 34 people aboard California scuba dive boat - WDRB
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Typhoon Huiyan Pounded Palau
Typhoon Huiyan pounded Palua, still saving much of its brutal force for the Philippines. Super Typhoon Haiyan pounded Palau and parts of Micronesia early Thursday morning, packing winds of up to 250 kilometres per hour. Kayangel is located 24 kilometres … Continue reading
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Swimming with Whale Sharks Philippines
Stunning Whale Shark Photos Aim to Help At-Risk Species Jakob Schiller January 25, 13 At first glance, Kristian Schmidt and Shawn Heinrichs’ photos of models swimming with whale sharks off the coast of the Philippines appear heavily Photoshopped. But while … Continue reading
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Palau Dive Adventures
Getting to Palau and seeing the almost unbelievable diving may only happen once in a person’s life. If you have gone on other dives and felt like just one of the other cattle aboard a ship, choosing a great dive … Continue reading
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Scuba Diving Magazine: Palau Dive Adventures Launches International Operation
Redondo Beach, Calif. – New boutique scuba dive company Palau Dive Adventures, which focuses on small groups, safety and personal dive plans, has launched its international operation and is accepting online reservations at http://www.palaudiveadventures.com or via personal scuba concierge at 888-334-DIVE. … Continue reading
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Palau Travel and Dive Photolog by Jim Caldwell
Whether you are a scuba diver, kayaker or the interested traveler, Jim Caldwell’s Palau Travel and Dive Photolog web site is an amazing resource into what CEDAM named as one of the Seven Wonders of the Underwater World, Palau. With … Continue reading
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