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Divetalking

Divetalking: The best thing to do during your surface interval. Register to receive updates, stay and be informed. Share knowledge and learn of whats going on in our marine environments around the world

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Site Owner: lars2923
URL: http://divetalking.com
Google™ PageRank™: 2
Category: Scuba-Diving
Member Since: 2011-08-07

Country: United States

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Got Lionfish?
Lionfish 101 at Billy’s Boathouse Grille, Jacksonville, FL. When Sat, June 16, 7:00pm – 9:30pm Where Billy’s Boathouse Grille (map) Description Got Lionfish? Learn about this invasive species in local waters and how our teams of divers and lionfish aficionados are combating their destruction of native fish and reefs. Seafood appetizer buffet with shrimp dip, hot crab dip, peel n eat shrimp and fish fingers (and maybe some lionfish filets!) to be served. Tickets are $18 per person, cash only at the door. Includes information session, seafood appetizers, social hour, and two doorprize tickets. Please RSVP by emailing me at jolene@tisiri.org so we can plan for food and seating. Invite friends, scuba divers, fisherman, and anyone ...
Posted on 21-05-2012
Baby Red Crabs Invade Cayman Islands
  Baby red crabs have infested the Cayman Islands by the hundreds of thousands, in an unusually heavy migration season that has caused havoc. It is likely that the recent “supermoon” and low tides have made it easier for the baby crabs, which are smaller than a thumbnail, to reach land, which could help explain the increase this year. Hundreds of thousands of red baby crabs are invading the Cayman Islands in a seasonal migration that residents say is unusually heavy this year. The crabs are blanketing roads, scurrying across yards and scratching their way up homes and buildings in a process that scientists say will last about a month.“People living in the coast will have them everywhere,” said Tim Austin, deputy...
Posted on 18-05-2012
Facebook help! Where is it?
Has Facebook become too big? I have been requesting login assistance since Friday May 4, 2011. The response to posting a login support question is “We will get back to you shortly.” 7 days later, 9 requests sent for support and nothing in return from Facebook. Has Facebook gotten too big to care about one individual?     © 2012, admin. All rights reserved. ...
Posted on 11-05-2012
Speed Dating Fishy Style: How Fish Spawn and When You’re Likely to Catch Them in the Act
From REEF:  Mark your calendars — REEF co-founder and fish behavior expert, Ned DeLoach, will be presenting a Fishinar “Speed Dating Fishy Style: How Fish Spawn and When You’re Likely to Catch Them in the Act” next Wednesday, May 9th at 8PM EST. You don’t want to miss this free webinar. Ned will be showing amazing pictures of fish he has caught in the act of spawning and telling great stories of the many adventures he and Anna have had through the years! Register online here -http://www.reef.org/resources/webinars © 2012, admin. All rights reserved. ...
Posted on 04-05-2012
Canon EOS 5D Mark III’s light leak fix found to be black tape
  By Jon Fingas  When Canon promised a fix for the EOS 5D Mark III‘s preview LCD leaking light, photographers wondered just what the “countermeasures” would be to prevent the display from affecting exposure readouts. The remedy, it turns out, is a simple patch — of the physical kind, not software. Roger Cicala at LensRentals was brave enough to tear down one of the DSLRs shipping with a fix already in place and found black electrical tape covering the LCD area that would otherwise spill light into the exposure meter. While basic, the solution does the trick, and will no doubt be a relief to shutterbugs who want to know exactly what exposure they’ll get while snapping photos in the dark. ©...
Posted on 03-05-2012