-My 'professional' education (except for DM), revolves around computers. Anybody want a course on Microsoft SQL Server?Â
YES!
Sorry, the semester just finised. However, I'm sure we'll offer the classes next spring (I'm teaching a programming class and Windows XP this fall).
'course Martinsburg, WV is a bit of a drive from Lauderdale by the Sea
I should know, I just drove my RV back from that area.
Anyway, back on subject.
Ref: Orlando - cheap flights, cheap hotels, cheap booze, cheap...err you get the point. A great place for a conference (which is why there are alot there). As for diving. I don't know much about ocean diving in that area, (Tampa, Daytona, Cocoa, etc.), but the Florida Springs are pretty neat. They're an hour (or two) north of Orlando in various places. Also, if you hit in Janurary/February, the Manatees are in at Crystal River.
Ref: Topics/Seminars/Forums (whatever you want to call it). Actually, I think a women (and or men) specific diving issues would be a great idea. Sorry guys, but women do actually have some different issues than we do when diving. That's why there are 'female' BC's, and mask straps (and Scuba-Doo Rags). They also have different bouyancy characteristics (some more than others)....thus they should (often don't, because nobody has taught them how) distribute their weight differently.
The more I think about it, the more women specific things I come up with. One piece or two piece? Ok, I know that's a no brainer for anybody with experience in a 7mm wetsuit. 'Time of the month' issues. Changing/wearing a bathing suit in public. Not necessarrily women specific, but, I at least think, they're more sensitive to it that we (men) are. Dealing with unwanted advances. Dealing with heavy equipment. Granted, not all of these apply to women only....but you get my drift.
-Warthog
Edited by Warthog, 15 May 2005 - 07:20 PM.