Misc stuff that I've yet to organize

Water Spout!
I caught a big lobster and then released it after a few quick pictures.
Susan caught an even bigger one!
Tank Rupture
This was sent to me by a friend who used to be an engineer at US Divers.
I don't remember if I sent you this previously, but here is a photo of a burst 80 cu ft aluminum tank. Two clever young individuals ran a part-time hull cleaning business somewhere in Florida. Their tanks got beat up, and they were going to have them repainted. Someone had the bright of idea of having them powder-coated instead of painted. The powder coating process heated the tanks up to 400 F or so, and of course fully annealed the aluminum alloy. Days later, the first guy had his tank filled, it failed, and blew out the rear of a dive shop. Luckily the tank was in a water-filled bunker and no one was seriously injured. A few days later, the second guy took his tank to s different shop, except here the compressor operator was allegedly holding the tank between his knees when it failed. Supposedly he lost both legs and other "parts". I participated as a witness in the metalurgical analysis at Atlas labs in LA, where reps from Luxfer, US Divers, various insurance companies, etc. The material turned out to be dead soft & stretched like taffy in the tensile test machine.
I've been keeping an electronic dive log for years that I fill in after I download my computer. Sometimes it takes me a few days before I download and I forget some of the details. I decided to start keeping a paper log in conjunction with the computer log but I couldn't find any that I liked. I made a custom one with check boxes to make entering my commonly used configurations or parameters a little easier. You can download a MS Word version here or a PDF version here.

With a little help from Elaine Jobin (photo) & Evil Jeff :-)