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Snakes & Moray eels HD underwater video. Filmed by Oceans Below Underwater video production and training, Koh Tao, Thailand. Information about pro HD underwater video service, Bsac professional HD underwater video courses. http://www.oceansbelow.net

Filmed by Oceans Below Underwater video production and training, Koh Tao, Thailand. For information about pro HD underwater video service, Bsac professional HD underwater video courses. http://www.oceansbelow.net

This week Greg The Divemaster takes a refresher course in the school of Rock with ACDC. Plus Just DAN Abby stops by while in town for the Thanksgiving holiday. (Hour 2)

This week Greg The Divemaster takes a refresher course in the school of Rock with ACDC. Plus Just DAN Abby stops by while in town for the Thanksgiving holiday. (Hour 1)

This week Greg The Divemaster talks about 3 cool new products he saw last week at the DEMA show. Plus a ScubaRadio Mermaid goes diving at Disneys' EPCOT! (Hour 2)

This week Greg The Divemaster talks about 3 cool new products he saw last week at the DEMA show. Plus a ScubaRadio Mermaid goes diving at Disneys' EPCOT! (Hour 1)

Watch full video at: http://www.theunderwaterchannel.tv/clipinfo/4006935 Watch Dive Show 2009 and let Miranda Krestovnikoff and John McIntyre guide you around one of the major highlights of the diving calendar - the Birmingham Dive Show.

This week Greg The Divemaster and friends broadcast from the DEMA show in Orlando. (Hour 2)

Inspired by the work of Malay showbiz icon P Ramlee, a Malay Muslim who made over 60 movies from the 50s to 70s in Singapore and Malaysia. His popularity spanned across all racial divide and social strata, and his memory is often evoked as a beacon for cultural pluralism and racial harmony. For this series the artist has re-created key scenes from four of P Ramlee's best known films, playing a total of 16 different characters from a comedy, a melodrama, a social drama and a Malay period drama. Many of the chosen lines are classic quotations that have entered the popular lexicon of Malay society. The scenes were chosen also for their depiction of social and sexual mores of the local muslim community at the time, some of which have since been censored. Relying on his limited knowledge of the Malay language, the artist can be seen repeating his lines in repeated takes of the same scene, along with a simultaneous transcription and literal translation in English in the subtitles - as in a foreign language instructional video. The work traces the artist's attempt in adopting a 'foreign' language and cultural traits, albeit in ways that are deliberately nostalgic, melodramatic, poetic, out-dated or outlawed.