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07/06/2010 4:34 pm ET G.J. Neagle, a diver with the Sheriff's Department in Kennebec County, Maine, sits on the edge of a hole cut through 16 inches of ice while waiting to dive during a training session on Minnehonk Lake in Mt. Vernon, Maine, on Feb. 5, 2009. The early morning air temperature was minus 15 degrees F. while the water was a relatively balmy 32 degrees F.

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