3-Pointer by Gary Whittaker (Feb 15)Written by Gary Whittaker
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Alonzo Morning will be back packing Heat for Miami this year. Just in time to get warmed up for a strong playoff run. Shaq is happy, and so is city of Miami. I don't know what Raptors were thinking when they included Morning in Carter deal. Alonzo had already said that he wanted to be traded to a contender, not a pretender. While Raptors got off to a smokin' start, and have showed brief flashes of potential, they also are on brink of extinction. You gotta wonder about intelligence of Raptor management when a moron could have predicted that Morning would never have renewed his passport, much less played for Toronto this year. 3-Points!: Has Vinsanity affected Nets? The jury is still in selection mode right now, but we are keeping an eye on what is going on in New Jersey. Not only have Nets got back into playoff hunt, but their recent acquisition of Cliff Robinson for 2 2nd round draft picks may help solidify a place in post season. We thought with Richard Jefferson being grounded, that Nets would just turn tail and run, but apparently not. Vince has re-emerged as a force, and Jason Kidd is playing like he deserves MVP. While I have to stand by my earlier statements about Air Canada, I will at least pause for a moment and see if I don't have to eat my words.
Gary Whittaker is the editor of T.E.N Magazine, a social and sports commentary webzine with balls! Check out more articles at http://www.tenwebzine.com
| | What is decompression all about?Written by Jakob Jelling
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There are specialized decompression courses for divers who wish to learn skills necessary to dive in depths which pass 130 feet. In these courses, divers can learn how decompression works, how to use gear necessary for it, how to understand and use diving software, and what to do in case of emergencies among other important things. Besides than being taught how to use specialized gear by a professional, attending these courses also allow divers to learn their own weak points and limitations before they actually go into water and find themselves in trouble. Also, in order to safely practice decompression diving, it is important that a diver counts with not only necessary amount of knowledge but also expertise in world of diving. Besides this, and due to risks which this activity implies, it is also very important that those who practice decompression diving are mature, reasonable and count with good judgment at time of planning and executing techniques necessary for it.
Jakob Jelling is the founder of http://www.divepilot.com. Please visit his website to discover the world of diving!
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