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Sep 20 2009
Oahu Scuba Diving Vacations

Hawaii’s Oahu have many fascinating scuba diving locations and perhaps the most popular dive site in Oahu is the Hanauma Bay. Hanauma Bay was formed by the erosion of one side of a volcano crater and is very well protected from the trade winds and surf making it a fantastic scuba diving and snorkeling site in Oahu. Hanauma Bay’s crystal clear water and diverse coral reef are good introductions to Hawaiian marine environments and its waters are seldom considered to be dangerous to scuba divers.

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Sep 10 2009
Bali Liveaboard Scuba Diving Vacation

Contrary to what many scuba divers may think, a liveaboard scuba diving in Bali may not necessarily be more expensive relative to conventional scuba diving vacations. As a matter of fact, liveaboard scuba diving, if well planned may even save you money and hassles. Firstly, you will save a lot of transportation time and costs, such as traveling to your dive operator’s boat and then after your dive, returning to your hotel or resort, lugging your cumbersome scuba diving gear to and fro, then repeating this same process for the next couple of days during your scuba diving vacation in Bali

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Jul 26 2009
Time for Breeders’ Cup Challenge Races

Horse racing fans, there is still the Breeders’ Cup World Championships. The Breeders’ Cup has created a “Win and You’re In” international series of 62 stakes races whose winners earn qualifying positions into a corresponding race at the Breeders’ Cup World Championships, following payment of the entry fees on October 26th. The Breeders’ Cup World Championships November 6 and 7 have 14 races and $25.5 million in purses.

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Jun 28 2009
The Advanced Open Water Scuba Diver Certification Course

Once the basic open water scuba diving certification has been successfully completed by new divers, there should be some consideration to taking the next training level up which is the advanced open water course. Prior to that, it is probably a good idea to get some more experience as a new scuba diver right after the basic certification by doing several easy beginner level dives to further sharpen the basic skills and to appreciate the new underwater world

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Jun 14 2009
2009 Belmont Stakes Results

Horse race results of Belmont Stakes 141 at Belmont Park on June 6, 2009. A field of 3-year-olds battled it out for the final leg of the Triple Crown for thoroughbreds. # Horse Jockey Weight Win Place Show 4 Summer Bird Desormeaux K J 126 25.80 9.30 4.70 2 Dunkirk Velazquez J R 126 5.40 3.60 7 Mine That Bird Borel C H 126 2.60 $2 Exacta (4-2) Paid $121.00 $2 Trifecta (4-2-7) Paid $295.00 $2 Superfecta (4-2-7-6) Paid $852.00 $2 Daily Double (5-4) Paid $152.50 Daily Double Pool $751,121 $2 Daily Double (BROOKLYN-BELMONT 3-4) Paid $337.50 Daily Double Pool $483,689 $2 Pick 3 (2-5-4) 3 Correct Paid $2,577.00 Pick 3 Pool $669,594 $2 Pick 4 (4-2-5-4) 4 Correct Paid $17,085.00 Pick 4 Pool $2,243,069 $2 Pick 6 (6-7-4-2-5-4) 5 Correct Paid $2,482.00 Pick 6 Pool $2 Pick 6 (6-7-4-2-5-4) 6 Correct Paid $969,345.00 Pick 6 Pool $1,659,251 1 Summer Bird Kent Desormeaux Tim Ice 2 Dunkirk John Velazquez Todd Pletcher 3 Mine That Bird Calvin Borel Bennie Woolley Jr

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Jun 04 2009
Calvin Borel Goes for Triple Crown?

Calvin Borel Horse racing history can be made this Saturday, June 6, as jockey Calvin Borel looks to become the first jockey ever to capture the Triple Crown on two or more horses at the 141st running of the Belmont Stakes. Borel will ride former Canadian two-year-old champion Mine That Bird at this weekend’s marquee event at Belmont Park in Elmont, NY, where the horse is the 2-1 favorite and will start from the No

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May 14 2009
Rachel Alexandra challenge Boys in Preakness

Rachel Alexandra will run Saturday against a dozen of horse racing’s finest 3-year-old colts at Pimlico Race Course in the 134th Preakness. “She has been special since day one,” assistant trainer Scott Blasi said Wednesday, shortly after Rachel Alexandra was made the 8-5 favorite. “She probably doesn’t have a lot left to prove against fillies.” To say the least.

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