Kayla
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Missdirected:
How are you this morning?
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How are you this morning?
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Missdirected
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Kayla:
A lil sleepy *Miss looking away, innocent*
Missdirected:
She says it was innocent but I'm not sure. . .
Kayla
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Missdirected:
Yeah, innocent... sure...
OK really shower time BBIB
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Missdirected
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Dang, just reading a release I got from DEMA. Wish I was there today. Hrmmm, I could drive up there. Hmmmmm. They are having John Chatterton there today with some mobile scuba tank.
Kayla
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That sounds like fun!
OK I back . . . Cold shower
Didn't turn the heat on early enough . . .
Didn't turn the heat on early enough . . .
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Missdirected
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It does. Here are the details: oh and I have to run for a bit.
OVER 180 LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO MEET RENOWNED FILM PRODUCERS, SEAWORLD EXPERT AND SCUBA DIVE IN THE WORLD'S LARGEST MOBILE SCUBA TANK DURING INAUGURAL
DEEP AMBITIONS CAREER FAIR
Orlando, Florida (November 10, 2006)-For the first time in its history DEMA is opening its doors to high school students during the 30th Annual Diving Equipment and Marketing Association's industry trade show at the Orange County Convention Center on Friday, November 10, 2006 from 8am to 2pm.
Over 180 high school students from Orlando, Florida's Freedom High School will be actively participating in the Deep Ambitions Career Fair in which they will be taking part in exciting and educational hands-on exhibits and interacting with well-known celebrities from the fields of marine science, film production, photography, and many other aquatic-related careers to learn all the career possibilities within the scuba diving industry.
Students will also experience Water's Extreme Journey, a large 37' x 28', 1,000-square-foot walk through interactive maze designed to teach participants that their daily decisions impact the health of the world's waters as well as don complete scuba diving gear and scuba dive in DEMA's 4 feet deep, 40 x 20 foot, 18,000 gallon scuba pool.
When: Friday, November 10th, 2006 8am to 2pm
Where: DEMA Show 2006- Orange County Convention Center-South Hall, International Drive, Orlando, Florida
Who: The History Channel's Deep Sea Detectives John Chatterton
Veteran Film Producer Rodney Fox
Award-winning photographer Bob Wohlers
Sea World Mammal Trainer Brandon Davis
Experienced film producer John Schneider
OVER 180 LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO MEET RENOWNED FILM PRODUCERS, SEAWORLD EXPERT AND SCUBA DIVE IN THE WORLD'S LARGEST MOBILE SCUBA TANK DURING INAUGURAL
DEEP AMBITIONS CAREER FAIR
Orlando, Florida (November 10, 2006)-For the first time in its history DEMA is opening its doors to high school students during the 30th Annual Diving Equipment and Marketing Association's industry trade show at the Orange County Convention Center on Friday, November 10, 2006 from 8am to 2pm.
Over 180 high school students from Orlando, Florida's Freedom High School will be actively participating in the Deep Ambitions Career Fair in which they will be taking part in exciting and educational hands-on exhibits and interacting with well-known celebrities from the fields of marine science, film production, photography, and many other aquatic-related careers to learn all the career possibilities within the scuba diving industry.
Students will also experience Water's Extreme Journey, a large 37' x 28', 1,000-square-foot walk through interactive maze designed to teach participants that their daily decisions impact the health of the world's waters as well as don complete scuba diving gear and scuba dive in DEMA's 4 feet deep, 40 x 20 foot, 18,000 gallon scuba pool.
When: Friday, November 10th, 2006 8am to 2pm
Where: DEMA Show 2006- Orange County Convention Center-South Hall, International Drive, Orlando, Florida
Who: The History Channel's Deep Sea Detectives John Chatterton
Veteran Film Producer Rodney Fox
Award-winning photographer Bob Wohlers
Sea World Mammal Trainer Brandon Davis
Experienced film producer John Schneider
Kayla
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jhbryaniv:OK I back . . . Cold shower
Didn't turn the heat on early enough . . .
Your heat isnt always on?
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