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·Carlsbad, California 2008 Official Visitors Guide Now Available
Carlsbad by the Sea, San Diego North Coasts Most Popular Destination has a colorful, new 40-page guide filled with helpful travel and local information for visitors to this attractive seaside Village. To help conserve our natural resources, the new guide will also be available in a digital format online. (PRWeb May 9, 2008) Read the full story at
·VholdR Wearable Camcorder Now Available in Stores VholdR is the Easiest Way to Shoot and Share Action Video
VholdR, the wearable hands-free camcorder that shoots up to 2 hours of TV quality audio and video, is now available in stores and online nationwide. The self-contained VholdR is the only device in its category to provide a seamless experience from shooting to sharing action sports video online at VholdR.com. (PRWeb May 8, 2008) Read the full story at
·Seshn.com Mixes Action Sports, Music and Art with New Lifestyle Community Website
Qliq Media, a new digital media company announces the launch of a new lifestyle community called Seshn.com. Seshn is a niche blog network focused on skateboarding, snowboarding, surfing and the lifestyle that surrounds these sports. By focusing not just on thesports themselves, Seshn is trying to bring the culture to the forefront of the community and make sure that it doesnt go unnoticed. (PRWeb May 8, 2008) ...
·In His Third Book, Travels of a Thermodynamicist, Dr. Rick Fleeter Reveals the Key Ingredient to Success as a Rocket Scientis...
Dr. Rick Fleeter, father of small-satellite technology, recently launched his third book, Travels of a Thermodynamicist, which reveals the key ingredient to success as a rocket scientist and in life -- the ability and inclination to remain constantly in motion. Dr. Fleeter is founder and president of AeroAstro, a small spacecraft company that pioneered satellites the size of a laptop computer. When not traveling the ...
·This Mothers Day Think Outside The Box and Into The Pool
ToySplash.com offers Mothers Day gifts for outdoor relaxation (PRWeb May 7, 2008) Read the full story at
·The Great West Virginia Forest - Up Close and Personal Eclectic ACE Adventure Resort Adds Canopy Tour for 08
West Virginia - known popularly as The Mountain State - could arguably be nicknamed the tree state. With 78 percent of the landscape covered in trees, it ranks third in the nation for percentage of forest cover. In Fayette County, where ACE Adventure Resort and its brand-new-for-08 "Canopy Tour" is located, that number jumps another ten points. (PRWeb May 7, 2008) Read the full story at
·Island Fractional Homes Offers Fractional Ownership in Kauai Villa
As long-term demand for premier Hawaii property remains strong and real estate prices continue to increase, fractional ownership is a choice that makes sense for many Kauai vacation homebuyers. (PRWeb May 7, 2008) Read the full story at
·SoLo Bars: The Winning Formula for Elite Athletes
SoLo Power: The Natural Energy Source for Sport" has become the preferred energy source for optimum performance by professional sports teams and world class athletes. With Endorsements by Numerous Elite Athletes, SoLos Ability to Provide Lasting Energy over the Long Haul, its Great Taste, Nutrition and Convenience, Consumers Keep Coming Back for More. (PRWeb May 5, 2008) Read the full story at
·New Website Hopes to Make Shopping For Sporting Goods Fun in a Time of Economic Troubles
RedTag Sports to focus on providing a unique shopping experience for the most price conscience consumers. (PRWeb May 4, 2008) Read the full story at
·Victory Sails Joins UK-Halsey Sailmakers Group
The Only Full Service Canadian Sail Loft East of Toronto Has Joined UK-Halsey Sailmakers (PRWeb May 1, 2008) Read the full story at
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·Treasure-Laden Shipwreck Found off African Coast
A 500-year-old shipwreck has been found off the coast of southern Africa, laden with tons of copper ingots, elephant tusks, gold coins, and cannons to fend off pirates. The wreck and its treasure were recently discovered by geologists prospecting for diamonds off the coast of Namibia.
·Dominica's Dive Fest celebrates 15 years
Dominica's Dive Fest, the Caribbean's longest running scuba diving festival, encourages visitors to discover the landscapes and marine life within the island's waters. Would-be divers and snorkellers as young as eight can participate in pool- or ocean-based introductory sessions to teach them the basics, with some trial sessions free of charge. The annual event takes place in Dominica from 11th - 20th July 2008. To m ...
·Growing ocean dead zones leave fish gasping
"Dead zones" containing too little oxygen for fish to breathe are growing as global temperatures increase.Warmer water dissolves less oxygen, so as temperatures rise, oxygen vanishes from oceans. Marine biologists are warning that if dead zones continue expanding, oceanic "deserts" could massively deplete marine life and fish stocks.
·Update: Diving in Thailand
Discover the best dive operators and dive sites in Thailand: visit SCUBA Travel's newly updated Thailand section.
·Mysterious striped currents revealed in the oceans
It's amazing that nobody has spotted it before. Superimposed on every ocean on the planet there is a striped pattern of currents. Yet what causes them is a mystery. Between 1992 and 2003, Peter Niiler of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, California, and colleagues collected data from more than 10,000 drifting ocean buoys, which they tracked with satellites. As expected, the buoys' movements were i ...
·50 Euros off Malta Diving Package
50 Euros off a 10-dive package in Malta.
·Free Malaysian iPod Language Guide
Malaysia is home to one of the most famous dive sites in the World: Sipadan. Learn Malaysian with the World Nomads Malay iPod language guide. You won't learn Malaysian in full, but this language guide contains enough of the most common travel phrases to help you get by.
·US to end controversial shark finning
The oceans just got a little safer for sharks. Fishermen must bring their shark catches to shore with fins still attached, the US fisheries service has decided. The new rule, put forward last week, aims to prevent fishermen from slicing fins off vulnerable species and discarding the rest at sea.
·SCUBA Bestsellers List Out
See the bestselling SCUBA books and DVDs of the last 3 months. As usual, Dive Atlas of the World by Jack Jackson heads the list. World War II Wrecks of the Truk Lagoon makes a welcome re-entry and the Underwater Photographer appears for the first time.
·Sunscreen Killing Coral
Four commonly found sunscreen ingredients can awaken dormant viruses in the symbiotic algae called zooxanthellae that live inside reef-building coral species. The chemicals cause the viruses to replicate until their algae hosts explode, spilling viruses into the surrounding seawater, where they can infect neighboring coral communities. Zooxanthellae provide coral with food energy through photosynthesis and contribute ...
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