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PADI Total Submerssion
Not sure where to go next? Take your next adventure with the PADI Diving Society.
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Project Aware
If you’ve supported Project AWARE’s shark campaign, signed the shark petition or rallied shark support in your community – then this message is for you. 
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Sport Diver Magazine
In a matter of days, officials from countries around the world will have a historic opportunity to protect a record number of sharks and rays – including oceanic whitetip sharks, hammerheads and manta rays – from the unsustainable international trade that threatens their survival.
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Sport Diver Magazine
Ellen Cuylaerts blogs about her experiences as an underwater photographer. This installment: How to develop a sense for using models in your imagery
Instagram
PADI is now on Instagram so you can share your love of scuba diving on your mobile device!
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Squat Exercise
Incorporating squats into your daily exercise regimen to help make you a stronger diver. Read more here … 
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Couple relaxin on beach
Popular prescription medications for treating erectile dysfunction include Viagra, Cialis, and Levitra. They work by increasing blood flow to certain areas of the penis, and like all meds have side effects. Most worrisome is a potentially dangerous decrease in blood pressure in those taking certain other drugs that also dilate blood vessels. Other possible side effects tend to be transient and mild in nature, but still can be problematic for the diver.
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Sport Diver Magazine
This July, drift dive some of the healthiest reefs in the world, see the world’s largest brain coral, get up close and personal with sharks, turtles and rays, explore lush tropical rainforests, and capture the week using a SeaLife DC1400 camera.
Divemaster Max Hay
Max Hay is a PADI Divemaster now working at Scuba Nation Diving Centre, a PADI 5 Star Instructor Development Centre in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.  Max shares an interesting story that leads up to his professional diving career in the country of his birth.
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Sport Diver Magazine
Published in 1934 and widely regarded as being the first book to popularise recreational diving, Guy Gilpatric’s, ‘The Compleat Goggler’ still manages to charm and delight those people fortunate enough to lay hands on a copy. 
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Sport Diver Magazine
Heartwarming story. A fishing-line entangled dolphin in Hawaii "asks" a diver for help—and gets it.
Sport Diver Magazine
Kittiwake's executive officer returns for a different kind of ship inspection when he scuba dives Grand Cayman's most famous wreck
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Project Aware Petition
We’re just weeks away from CITES: March 2013! Project AWARE is working hard to get support from CITES authorities and governments worldwide to vote YES to protect shark and ray species on the brink.
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Jellyfish
Basic first aid guidelines when you’ve been zapped. Read more here…
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Stretch
A few simple pre-dive stretches can help keep you injury-free. Read more here… 
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Sport Diver Magazine
Ellen Cuylaerts blogs about her experiences as an underwater photographer. This installment: An encounter with a hawksbill turtle. 
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whale shark rescue
Stunning photos of divers from the Solmar V in the Socorros helping an entangled whale shark
Sport Diver Magazine
Artist Jason deCaires Taylor adds a neighborhood to Cancun's underwater sculpture museum
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Sport Diver Magazine
Sixteen Pacific island nations commit to the largest conservation effort on the planet
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Sport Diver Magazine
A potential new classification for Hawaii's green sea turtles
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Sport Diver Magazine
Don’t miss your chance to witness and shape the future of rebreather diving on 18-20 May 2012 at the Caribe Royale Hotel in Orlando, Florida, USA. Rebreather Forum 3 (RF3) is a three day event that includes everything from try dives on cutting edge rebreather units as well as thought provoking and informational seminars.
Project AWARE logo
Overfishing. Finning. Extinction. These are words that we should never have to associate with global shark species.
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Sport Diver Magazine
We told you to act fast! There are only a few spots left on PADI Diving Society’s infamous Total Submersion event 9 – 16 June 2012. Society members are counting down the days until they are back in Grand Cayman and enjoying the usual tomfoolery that Total Submersion offers - so what are you waiting for?Packages include*:•    Roundtrip on-island transfers  •    Seven nights accommodations - Sunset House  •    Four days of two-tank boat diving - Sunset Divers 
Sport Diver Magazine
Congrats to PADI Divemaster Seth Greenspan, worldwide winner of the 2011 PADI Sea the Change Conservation Contest for his submission "Documenting Global Coral Reef Restoration."
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Sport Diver Magazine
The next time you complete a PADI certification course (or replace a lost certification card) you can become an ocean hero in one simple step: make a small donation to select the Project AWARE version of your card.What happens next? You get a cool picture card to show off your support and 100 percent of your donation supports Project AWARE ocean initiatives to protect the places you love to dive.
Sport Diver Magazine
You may have read in the recent issue of the Sport Diver’s January/February 2012 issue that the PADI Diving Society is celebrating 15 years of total mayhem, shenanigans and the best dive adventures!For the past15 years, the PADI Diving Society has hosted events all over the world with special guests including Wyland, Bob Talbot, Rogest, Guy Harvey, Barefoot Man and more. Society continues to show divers how to live the dive life, connect members through Sport Diver magazine and continues to be the perfect complement to your  lifetime PADI certification.
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Sport Diver Magazine
Together they've traveled more than 96,500 kilometres/60,000 miles across four continents and now they’re planning to scuba dive in Borneo with PADI Diving Society! Join The Lost Girls and avid PADI Divers -- Jennifer Baggett, Holly Corbett and Amanda Pressner -- as they discover the exotic wonders of Malaysia’s Borneo and the magical islands of Mabul and Sipadan.
Sport Diver Magazine
The newly released AWARE Shark Conservation Diver Distinctive Specialty Course will turn you into an advocate for shark conservation. A course for both divers and non-divers alike, you’ll learn all about the world’s most vulnerable shark species and how to protect them. What will you discover during the AWARE Shark Conservation program? •    The value of sharks to marine ecosystems and economies.•    Major threats pushing many shark species close to extinction.•    What is missing in current shark fisheries management.
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Sport Diver Magazine
1. Plan an exotic dive vacation with your dive buddy.Looking for an extraordinary dive vacation next year? Join PADI Diving Society on an excursion of a lifetime to Malaysia’s Borneo.  Travel into the wilds of Mabul and Sipadan, Borneo from 16 - 24 March 2012 on an expedition through jungles, across rivers and spanning oceans to two very unique islands. Visit www.padi.com/borneo of all of the details.2. Book your spot to join Society Alums on an event like no other.
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Sport Diver Magazine
Over the past several weeks, seasonal rains that are heavier than usual have resulted in widespread flooding in Thailand.  While the flooding is having some impact, most key tourist destinations and attractions throughout Thailand have not been affected by the floods and almost all remain open.  The floods are mainly affecting the provinces in central Thailand and a few provinces in the north and northeast.  Provinces in the south of Thailand have not been affected by the floods.  
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