Caribbean Weather

Thursday, May 18, 2006

Aircraft carrier sunk for artificial reef.

A U.S. Navy warship whose service stretched from the Korean to the Vietnam wars surrendered to the sea Wednesday after explosive charges sent the vessel to the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico.Contrary to Navy engineers' predictions of a sinking lasting as long as five hours, the decommissioned aircraft carrier Oriskany went down in just 36 minutes.

http://www.pensacolanewsjournal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060518/NEWS01/605180328/1006

Monday, February 20, 2006

New SCUBA group on Youtube.com

I've created a new scuba group on youtube.com. View scuba videos online.

CDNN :: PADI Dive Shop Owner Jovial One Day after Wife's Scuba Diving Death

CDNN :: PADI Dive Shop Owner Jovial One Day after Wife's Scuba Diving Death: "David Swain, accused of killing his wife almost seven years ago during a scuba-diving vacation, appeared briefly in the Superior Courthouse yesterday to meet privately with the judge presiding over his civil trial. Then, as an accountant in the adjacent courtroom prepared to tell a jury how Swain collected more than $570,000 after Shelley Tyre's death, Swain turned his back on the proceedings and walked outside."

Sunday, January 22, 2006

CDNN :: Scuttle Calypso as Scuba Diving Reef to End Cousteau Family Feud?

CDNN :: Scuttle Calypso as Scuba Diving Reef to End Cousteau Family Feud?: "Nine years after the commander's death, the ship has fallen victim to a bitter family feud and its chances of a new life as a museum or research centre � let alone taking to the sea again � appear to be receding into the depths.
'We had an expert's report done recently and they said it was no longer a question of repairing the boat, but of rebuilding it,' said Marc Parnaudeau, who is in charge of the Calypso dossier at the La Rochelle town hall."

Wednesday, January 18, 2006

CDNN :: Scuba Diver Drowns Near Cape Town

CDNN :: Scuba Diver Drowns Near Cape Town: "A 35-year-old man apparently drowned while scuba diving at Kommetjie near Cape Town."