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The 1, 2, 3's of DiveItShareIt.Com Why log your dives online? 1. Access your dive logs and statistics anywhere in the world at any time.   2. Travel without your bulky log book binder.   3. If you loose your paper logs, they'll be backed up online. What is DiveItShareIt.Com? DiveItShareIt.Com is a website designed for sharing your dive logs, experiences and images with other like minded scuba divers around the world. 1. A global scuba diving community. 2. FREE Online Dive Logs. 3. Share your photos, dive logs and stories with the world.             Features: 100% FREE MEMBERSHIP! User friendly and comprehensive fillable dive log Backup your dive logs online Make your dive logs public or private Upload unlimited dive images Add images to your dive logs Summary of useful dive statistics Upload your dive certificates Write and share articles To enjoy all the benefits of DiveItShareIt.Com, you'll  need to create an account.             Featured Diver: Devoirah "my dry suit flooded and I froze"!! Logged Dives: 36 Unique Dive Sites: 23 Total Bottom Time:  1293 minutes Most recent cert: EAN MAX 40% O2 I first dived in Greece after my A levels when I was 17- it was with a 2 bit crappy dive centre - I looked at the photo that was taken the other day and all we were given was a tank and a reg- no guage, no bcd and no suit!!!!! We were just told to wear a t-shirt! Anyway, it was one guy and about 12 students, and VERY dodgy, but I loved the experience of looking up and seeing the water surface, and of being in a different world that was so quiet and relaxed. So, I made it my aim to learn. Last year my first stop was Fiji as I thought that would be the coolest place to do my OW because my ultimate aim was to dive on the Great Barrier Reef which I did. The rest is history!! I also went to Indonesia where I was a bit lonely, so I went and did my Advanced to meet people and do something further that I enjoyed!! Click here to see all Devoirah's files.  History of the word Scuba: The word SCUBA was originally formed in 1952 as an acronym for Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus. An acronym, normally punctuated by full stops, would be written S.C.U.B.A.  In 1973 the word scuba was first recorded as a verb and is in use to this day. S.C.U.B.A. equipment was first successfully tested in 1943 by a French naval lieutenant, Jacques-Yves Cousteau.

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