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Sotis wrote that??

I expected it to have gone more through his cheeks...yikes!

I don't remember doing any of this CESA stuff in OW. I'll admit, it wasn't a great OW class (i had those thoughts during the class, started feeling irritated about it, then wondered if I was just being an ahole....I was right). For those that have done a deep CESA, do you have the feeling...

Ran across this on Youtube...

It also amazes me how many of the 'deaths reported' here are divers without buddies at the time. From reading these for years, it has instilled in me that the possibility of death while diving, if I am in contact with my buddy, is dramatically decreased.

My kid bought a dive computer there recently, seemed about the same price as in US.

You gotta be flexible on days. Monday-Monday seems to be a good one lately. Flights, and flight prices are changing daily.

I'll second this. We did our first trip ever in the fall this year (september), got out of there just before the rains came. And it seems since then, it's been bug city. Later winter/early spring is great! Edit: I thought this was the Bonaire sub....

I have wondered this...if you pass a regulator to a panicked diver, do/should you purge it for them?

The 10 day stay is what screwing you (i'd assume at least). Mon-Mon end of august/beginning of Sept is 699, 7 or 14 days.

My kid did his AOW there. Instructor was fantastic. Highly recommended. Been diving with them overall numerous times (3-5 days at a time) and always top notch.

Well, the airport dirty is not the fault of the airplane I don't think. The flight attendants on domestic flights in the US, are all, in general, horrible, irregardless of airline. Rude, old, with nasty attitudes. No wonder there's so much trouble on flights. Late flights, it can happen. My...

Considering this, all someone would need to do would be to say they 'don't know how', or (as politicians do) 'forgot' how to do cpr properly.

I doubt any possible thieves would be out and about with all the bugs as well. In all our trips, we leave nothing valuable, and personally, I lock the truck. If they want to take the chance for flip flops, go for it.

It must be the 'good samaritan law', they highlighted this in the final episode of Seinfeld....

That's far to vague to even consider worrying about from a law point of view.

So what exactly would they do if you stopped?

Would that be a 'walk in'?

Just browsed flights, bos-bon (normal flight times), February, $531 RT.

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