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Why not just use www.geodiving.com it's really cool

FYI - Apparently the Aquarium of Niagara is looking for volunteers as they just did a mailing which we recieved this week. I have no idea what's involved, but if I was closer I would check it out. Info can be found on their website at Volunteer diver program

If you guys like you can register at www.geodiving.com and start adding any numbers you like. Icefrog has been doing a great job getting the skeleton up and he needs more people involved to help flesh out the bones. Geodiving GPS Database

Owen Sound article - Quite Informative

Dear Groundhog, You make several good points on what is provided and it's value, ridiculous is too strong a word when suprise would be more accurate.. I guess what bothered most of us who have been going up there for close to 20 years was when you looked at it from a percentage point of...

The Temperature in Tobermory on the weekend of June 14/15 2003 was as follows: Lighthouse - 70 ft - 44 deg F Tugs - 25 ft - 48 deg F Caves - 30 ft - 45 deg f Charles C. Minch - 30-50 ft - 45 deg f Hardly any thermocline because everything was a thermocline Brrrr. ;) Normally this...

This is a great thread and very timely considering a new website dedicated to this subject is now online and just opened at www.geodiving.com The database is working and also ties into a mapping feature which is quite handy. It also works with shore dive locations, rallying points...

Apeks, Zeagle or Poseidon are better choices depending on your needs. Also if you are going to dive cold water the environmental kit for the Atomic consists of loading the first stage with $30 worth of Crystal Lube and attaching a rubber band style membrane around the open port holes. ( not...

I know it's a little tough but it is soooo worth it. We see students all the time who have a hard time with that first swim but by the end of the course they are well trained and confident. We reccomend to all our students that they go swiming at least once a week during the course to...

Congratulations to you and your Family....cold water open waters are truly a test of your skills. We also had a fathers day open water this past weekend with a class of 14 students who all passed with flying colours in the 54 deg F waters of Tobermory. Open waters can be a chore but...

Dear Chris, I have been away from the board for a week or two and read with fascination your story. I help run a dive shop in Canada and like any shop have had "problem customers" in the past (you are not in that catagory by the way) and even the worst of these deserve better treatment...

We have sold several of the Big eyes masks and its newer brother the Horizon. I also dive with one and here is what I have found. Big Eyes: Fit - Generally better on wider faces and seems to work well with mustaches, If you have a big nose it may be a problem. The skirt comes down on the...

I prefer the 7 foot hose over the 5 as I do penetration diving and it is impossible to do an exit through a restricted space with a buddy in tow if you are going single file and only have a 5 ft. hose. ( unless you are under 4 ft. tall) Storage of the hose can be done in several ways and is...

Michel was buried in his hometown of Trois Pistoles, Quebec on Thursday May 23rd. A memorial service will be held on Friday, June 7th between 7:00 and 10 pm. at Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club, 635 Breezy Dr., Pickering, Ontario. Donations can be made in honour and memory of Michel to: La...

There is an old adage in business that goes like this. Value = Quality + Service + Price "It is impossible for any company in any industry to offer the cheapest price, have the highest quality, and provide the best service all at the same time. You can get high quality and super...

Stunning and Tragic do not even come close to describing how this event has hit everyone who knew Michel and the type of man that he was. Michel was a good friend, who I will personally miss very much. All of us are still pretty shook up about this and preliminary reports are leading toward a...

Forget the Jodrey..... Conestoga here I come :D

Our deepest condolences to his friends and family.

Yorktown article: http://www.cnn.com/TECH/science/9806/04/yorktown.found/index.html

I got mine at Dive Source and I've been using it for over a year and it stays in my pocket perfectly. :D It's not a great unit for general snorkeling but I hate having a snorkel on when diving so it fits the bill very well.