Dear Subscriber David Denson Whiteside (with username 'dwhitesi', exp: 2024-08-20, subnum '437351' at dwhite95815@hotmail.com )

Welcome to the 734-page 2012 Chapbook, downloadable now, or we can email it to you -- choose your format. So you can carry it wherever you go.  Or you can access it online

The value of producing this online means that we can provide all the numerical ratings listed by each Chapbook reporter. The information is endless, the value priceless.

In addition you can now create your own personalized Chapbook with countries and reports that you want -- a "Mini Chapbook", just click here. You can choose any years you want, any dive operators, whether liveaboards or land-based, .... For example, you can create a compact and well laid-out Mini Chapbook of the last 3 years of reader reports on liveaboards in Indonesia, or 5 years of reports on 3 dive operators in Cozumel, or -- you choose. It's quick, it's easy. You can then read it online or print it out or even get it emailed to you. Give it a whirl, it'll make your trip planning a breeze.

The Chapbook is the December issue. Coming up in the January and subsequent issues are reports on the Solmar and its visit to Mexico's big fish islands,  an insider's look at the Red Sea and why you shouldn't be missing it, spectacular cold water diving in British Columbia, of course visits to the Caribbean, and much much more.  We'll be reporting a a great new inexpensive computer, a little different perspective on the DEMA dive show in Orlando, why artificial reefs do nothing to enhance fish population (but marine parks do), tax deductible dive trips, tips on travel insurance -- and the shortfalls to avoid -- and the list goes on.

We appreciate your loyal support. We can't do this without you.

Ben Davison
Publisher since 1975

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