>Oh for crying out loud, I am tired of all this caterwauling about instructors >and dive shops... I will firmly stand my ground on this one. Training deaths on training dives is simple unacceptable, inexcusable at best and murder at worst. Instructors, agencies and dive shops need to be held accountable, legally and morally if they are co-conspirators in this avoidable deaths. The attorneys can handle the legal consequences, I am charging this list with handling the moral responsibilty to de-stroke this industry. You may be "crying out loud " in your e-mail, but I cried out loud for the last three divers I had to bury, two of which were friends. My sincere motivation is to identify and de-certify those technical instructors that are killing people, and maybe to at least come up with a website or webpage that anyone considering a technical class can access that would identify bad or dangerous technical instructors. Also, maybe there can be a page or two on the right way to do it and the wrong way to do it. ( Like the Baker's dozen on why 80/20 is strokemix, or why deep stops are important, etc. ) www.intro2tech.com www.tech-info.com Something along those lines. I hope you see my point, I read your e-mail and do see yours. Kevin " You'll never miss the water, until the well runs dry . . .. " as sung by Bob Marley [\] | | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ o o o o o o _____ o o (_/\_) o o o =( )= oo Kevin Rottner -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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