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Underwater CSI comes to the Cayman; 'an opportunity to play CSI without having to deal with hardcore criminals'
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HMAS Adelaide to sleep with the fishes; 'It sounds like a real 1950s solution'
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Brit inquest coroner warns against remote dive sites; 'the best of the facilities were not available'
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Florida divers save shark ensnared by plastic ring; 'we thought the shark was dead'
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The world's top ten dive sites...
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Aussie skipper fined for injuring diver; 'the safety system was inadequately enforced'
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Kiwi diver swept away by wall of water; 'I was getting tumbled across all the rocks'
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Maldives Ban Fishing of Sharks
The Maldives has imposed a moratorium on the fishing of sharks in its territorial waters, making them into a shark sanctuary. A government official announced this on Tuesday, lending momentum to efforts to protect the fish at a United Nations endang...
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TV series 'Sea Hunt' honored by diving instructors; 'it was an underwater Western'
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THE COVE WINS at the 82nd annual Academy Awards
Sunday night in Los Angeles, California at the Kodak Theatre THE COVE took home the Oscar for the Best Documentary Feature; the award was accepted by producer Fisher Stevens. Louie Psihoyos directed the award wimming film that was funded by Jim ...
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New GUINNESS world record - freediving under ice
Yesterday, Stig Avail Severinsen set a new Guiness world record under ice. Wearing nothing more than the skin he was born with and a patch of lycra for a swimsuit, Stig successfully beat the previous record of 57.5 meters with a breath-hold swim of 72 met...
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Frogs Bring The Green To The Blue: Sustainable Competing The French Way
3 years after the last Nice AIDA Open, a new kind of competition is brought back to the French Riviera: the "Nice Abyss 2009". In September 2009 - Guillaume Nery, the CIPA team and some 70 participants competed. Read our interview with Guillaume...
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Open Water: Scuba Diver Found After 48 Hours Adrift; 'I Don't Know If He Is Still OK'
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James Cameron - why he really made the movie "Titanic"
As a young boy growing up in Canada, James Cameron longed for worlds of fantastic science fiction and great adventure. As an academy award-winning director he has artfully brought those worlds to all movie-goers.
A featured speaker at this year's TE...
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