| 27th
February : Win A Jet Skiing Holiday For Two In Ibiza At
Jet Bou. |
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This is the Jet Ski holidayof
a lifetime.
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Have you ever dreamed of TEN
DAYS jet skiing in IBIZA with lots of otherriders and partying in true
Ibizan style?
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Well two lucky people will be
doing just that.
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The lucky winners of this
competition will go as part of the Jet Bou experience from 1st to 11th
October 2010
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This amazing prize includes:
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Return flights to Ibiza for
two
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A self-catering apartment for
two in the Playa Bella complex
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Xtreme Action will organise
return transport for your jet ski over to Ibizafor you from designated
pick-up points around the UK.
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They will arrange security
for your craft whilst on the island, organise skiing trips aroundthe
island to beauty spots, deserted beaches and trips over to the
beautiful island of Formentera escorted by our safety boats.
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Please be aware food and
drinks are not provided
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OTHER ACTIVITIES GOING ON
THROUGHOUT THE HOLIDAY:
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A day’s quad trail with the
Xtreme Action Team exploring parts of the island you could never get
to in vehicles.
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A beach BBQ night on Punta
Xinxó beach.
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Daily boat trips to the north
of the island to San Miguel and to the beautiful beaches of the south
of the island, then a trip over to the amazing island of Formentera.
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BMX, Moto X and Jet Ski
freestlye shows from the Xtreme Actionsshow teams.
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An escorted coach trip to
Ibiza town and the famous hippy market.
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Get Yourself over to Jetskier.co.uk
to enter!
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Xtreme
Action Events hosts the ultimate jet ski holiday every year,
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purely a
holiday for jet skiers, families and friends including lots of skiing,
warm waters, daily trips, competitions and evenings entertainment for
all the family.
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AND
you can even take the whole family or some friends along - this trip
is open to everyone:
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If
you want to book extra family or friends the Xtreme Action will ship
their craft for £350 for a stand-up or £575 for a sit-down and they
will transport the craft by road from the UK to Ibiza.
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The
craft will be waiting the very first morning of arrival. Craft are
launched from directly behind the hotel using Xtreme Action’s quad.
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Over
the years Ibiza has developed a reputation as being the party town
capital of Europe -
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Whilst
some find this an attractive feature, others do not.
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Xtreme
Action cater for both groups.
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Ibiza’s
coastline offers stunning natural beauty, light blue waters, sandy
beaches and lots of small rock islands and caves to explore on your
Jet ski.
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Playa
Bella is in Cala de Bou, providing visitors staying here with easy
access to the lively party town (via ferry) whilst staying in a quiet,
attractive area.
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The
Playa Bella apartment complex is one of the best-known resorts in the
famous Bay of San Antonio.
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Its
location on the beachfront of the beautiful Punta Xinxó beach make it
one of the best positioned complexes on the island offering
spectacular views over the bay of San Antonio.
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The
complex consists of 156 apartments including studios, one-bedroom,
two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments all with their own balcony or
terrace.
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All
kitchens within the apartments contain an electric kettle, toaster,
fridge, an oven, two electric rings and LCD fl at screen TV’s.
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All
apartments are extremely spacious and have been specifically designed
with the self-catering family in mind.
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Breakfast
is also available at 3.50€ per day per person to your room rates.
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Playa
Bella truly offers everything for all types of tourist, whether it is
families looking to keep their children amused around the clock or
younger couples looking to enjoy the relaxing atmosphere that the bay
offers.
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Prices
at the Playa Bella through Xtreme Action are based on a self-catering
basis for ten night’s accommodation only.
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A
Studio Apartment costs 200 Euros per room for 10 nights and sleeps up
to 2 adults and 1 child.
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A
One Bedroom Apartment costs 245 Euros per room for 10 nights and
sleeps up to 3 adults and 1 child.
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A
two bedroom apartment costs 340 Euros per room for 10 night sand
sleeps up to 6 adults.
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For
cheap flights check out www.skyscanner.net
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Anyone
wishing to book should contact:
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Paul
Hughes at Xtreme Action Events on 07879 461 803 or online at www.xtremeaction.co.uk
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| 26th
February : Water Sports On The Wii Floods UK Stores. |
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Avanquest Software
Publishing, a leading consumer software and games publisher, has
released Water Sports for Nintendo Wii to retail today.
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Gamers can jump on their Wii
Balance Boards and experience the unique feeling of kite surfing, wake
boarding, windsurfing and water craft racing as they take to the waves
in locations around the world.
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In a unique wake boarding
multiplayer mode, the game allows one player to drive a water craft
while the other is towed on the board behind.
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Relying on the driver to set
up runs, the boarder must concentrate on executing big tricks and rack
up high scores as they are launched off ramps and onto rails.
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Balance Board
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Reflecting a real life water
sports experience with an arcade feel, users get the best of both
worlds.
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Steering using the Wii
Balance Board, gamers can perform tricks using the Wii Remote and must
shake the control to build speed while windsurfing.
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The game’s adjustable
difficulty settings allow people of all ages to give Water Sports a
try.
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While the Wii Balance Board
is used to enhance game playability, players can still experience the
fun of the waves in Water Sports without it.
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Tricks and Trophies
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Gamers can pull off huge air
and combine tricks such as ‘Supermans’ and ‘Raileys’ with flip
tricks and spins as they compete in time trials and earn
trophies.
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Each sport has different
possibilities with adapted freestyle tricks for water craft racing and
real life moves such as ‘Barrel Rolls’ and ‘Toeside 540s’ for
Wake Boarding.
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Gameplay
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Controlling windsurfers, kite
surfers and water crafts across locations including California, South
Africa and Australia, players face unique jumps and obstacles on every
course.
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Each sport records the time
taken to complete a course so that players can monitor their progress
and aim to move up the leader board.
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Rendered in stylised 3D,
Water Sports on the Wii is the most fun you can have without getting
wet.
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Players can choose from a
number of characters ranging from a tattooed muscle-bound wake boarder
to a laid back surfer dude and take to the waves while in the comfort
of their own living room.
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Water Sports is available to
buy today.
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Price: £24.99
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Available from all leading
Wii software retail outlets and Avanquest Software www.avanquest.co.uk
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Media-Newswire.com
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| 24th
February : Ant Burgess Hits The Heights On Daytona Beach. |
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Ant Burgess has started the
year on a real high.
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In fact, the 20-year-old from
Nantwich went so high that he landed a top prize at the annual
Freeride competition at Daytona Beach, Florida.
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Ant won the ‘Sick Trick’
award – given to the rider who produces the most impressive stunt
– at the event which attracts the top performers from across the
globe.
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His 19ft leap from the surf
followed by a back flip and hands-free rotation wowed the judges.
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Ant said: “I intend to
compete and do displays this year.
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“The main aim is to have a
crack at the professional World Championships at Arizona in October.
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“I’d like to thank all my
sponsors, in particular Eric Malone for the use of EME skis which
proved unbreakable at Daytona.
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“And my UK sponsors,
especially Sprocket at LOKI Customs, justwatersports.com, Gecko
Headgear, jetsport.co.uk, Banbury Heating Supplies and
logisticsigns.co.uk.”
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Former Malbank School pupil
Ant is a former amateur world freestyle jet-ski champion.
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Freestyle jet-ski sees
competitors attempt to impress judges with the most exciting moves on
the water.
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CreweChronicle.co.uk
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| 21st
February : British National Bashed By Pattaya Jetski
Operators. |
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A British national who rented
a Jetski from a Pattaya Beach operator has been attacked and severely
beaten following an argument over the victim having allegedly damaged
the Jetski he had rented.
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At approximately 8:00pm on
Friday, police Lieutenant Colonel Supphachai Puikumkaew (Pattaya
Police Investigator) was confronted by Mr. David John Marshall [62], a
British national.
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Mr. Marshall presented
himself to Pattaya Police, suffering from a severely swollen face,
black eye and broken tooth.
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He reported to police that he
had been bashed by a group of Thai men after hiring a Jetski from a
Pattaya Beach operator close to Soi 13 on Pattaya Beach Road.
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Mr. Marshall explained that
he was staying, with a group of friends, at the Heaven Hotel in Soi
13, Pattaya Beach Road.
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Before the attack occurred,
Mr. Marshall and his 3 friends had been approached by a group of Thai
men who offered them to rent some jetski’s at a cost of 1,400 baht
per person for 1 hour.
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Agreeing and paying the money
the group then rode the jetski’s around in Pattaya Bay for
approximately 1 hour before returning to the beach.
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It is alleged that once the
group had returned the jetski’s the operators inspected the
vehicles, before explaining that Mr. Marshall will have to pay for
damages done to the bottom of the Jetski he was riding.
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Mr. Marshall claims, that he
calmly tried to explain to the operator that he was not responsible
for any damage evident on the Jetski, as he had not been involved in
an accident or hit anything in the water.
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He subsequently refused to
pay the man any money for the damages.
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The argument became very
heated, ending with the three Thai Jetski operators attacking Mr.
Marshall before another two Thai men walking past the incident also
joined in on the attack.
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Mr. Marshall was able to
escape the onslaught, but not before being hit several times in the
face causing him numerous injuries.
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Officers obtained Mr.
Marshall’s statement before sending him to the Pattaya Memorial
Hospital for treatment.
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An investigation will
commence in an attempt to apprehend the 5 offenders.
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Note: The Pattaya Daily News
team will investigate this incident further in an attempt to uncover
the whole story, which in our opinion, at present appears rather
vague.
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PattayaDailyNews.com
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| 19th
February : ATP Programmable CDI. |
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“E.P.I.C”
= Electronically Programmed Ignition Control
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E.P.I.C is a new CDI which is
a direct replacement for your existing OEM CDI or Enhancer giving far
improved gains over both.
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E.P.I.C has the ability to
retain two timing curves and rev limits both of which the rider can
switch between whist riding.
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E.P.I.C retains the charging
capacity (OEM flywheel and stator coils).
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E.P.I.C fits in your OEM
electric box
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E.P.I.C is made with tried,
tested, trusted and proven ATP Ignition components, billet aluminium,
black anodized and laser engraved.
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E.P.I.C is programmable via
your PC or laptop.
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E.P.I.C provides excellent
power gains and engine safety
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Don’t want to get involved
with the programming? No problem, all the units are
pre-programmed.
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If you want to tell us your
ski spec we can tune it to your personal preference free of charge,
all you do is you plug and play.
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Software package available as
a separate addition to the CDI unit, it is not necessary to purchase
this unless you personally wish to alter your own curves.
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ATP offer a re program
service to the original purchaser free of charge should you change
your engine specification.
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For use with OEM Flywheel and
charging system and supplied with installation instructions.
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To access the second curve an
external switch is required
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Yamaha Superjet
Price: £212.77 (ex. VAT) Product Code: EPIC20_10
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www.airtimeproducts.co.uk
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| 18th
February : Park Memorial Will Remember Tragic Toddler. |
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By Stuart Taylor
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West Lochaber residents are
joining forces to create a permanent memorial to a toddler who died
last year following a horror accident.
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Four-year-old Caleb Cameron
died in a Glasgow hospital in September after being struck by a jet
ski while he played at the pier near his home at Kilchoan, west
Ardnamurchan.
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Now villagers and friends of
his bereaved parents, Bert and Gael Cameron, and his three year-old
sister, Holly, have set their sights on raising more than £80,000 to
construct a play park in Caleb's memory.
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The 156-strong community has
so far banked more than £6,500 from a variety of fund-raising events.
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And they are hoping for a
major boost when a party of 10, comprising dads and friends, undertake
a sponsored five-day walk on the West Highland Way between Milngavie
and Fort William, starting on April 1.
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Rosemary Curtis, chairman of
the local community council and also a member of the play park
committee, said:
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"These will be the only
play facilities for miles since the closure of the park at
Glenborrodale.
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"We want to raise as
much money as we can so we will be making application to various
agencies.
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"We have been gifted
land at the rear of the community centre and will be applying for
planning permission soon."
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Mrs Cameron said the park
would be a fitting tribute to her son Caleb.
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A spokesman for the Crown
Office said Caleb's death is still under investigation and no decision
has been made yet regarding the holding of a fatal accident inquiry.
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Caleb received head injuries
when the jet ski, understood to have been ridden by a friend of the
family, came out of the water and struck him.
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He was initially treated by a
nurse at the scene while a team of specialists from Glasgow were flown
to Kilchoan.
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The death stunned the
close-knit community, and there was standing room only at Kilchoan
Parish Church for the youngster's funeral service.
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Lochaber-News.co.uk
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| 16th
February : Stoney Stanton Hosts Jet Ski National
Competition. |
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Hundreds of spectators
gathered at Stoney Stanton at the weekend to watch a national jet ski
event.
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More than 50 riders from
around the UK were competing in a variety of disciplines at the Jet
Sport Racing Association's winter championship.
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It is the first time the
national championship has been held at Stanton Lakes.
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About 300 spectators braved
the cold conditions to watch races in the beginner and pro-am classes,
as well as the freestyle competition, where riders aimed to get the
better of each other with a two-minute routine.
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Site manager and race
organiser James Cornell said:
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"It's always great to
watch, especially the freestyle class where you get to watch loads of
tricks and stunts.
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"The racing is pretty
exciting too – it can get quite hairy when they get up to 80mph and
are battling it out side by side.
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"I can really recommend
it to anyone who likes fast-paced sport and exciting races."
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The races were part of a
ranking event in the JSRA winter championships.
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Competitors in the Pro and
Stock classes took part in 15 races around the 18-acre lake.
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ThisIsLeicestershire.co.uk
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| 15th
February : Braintree Jetskier Darren Fights For No 1 Spot. |
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A young jetskier is chasing
gold in a national winter championship.
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Darren Sedge is currently in
second place in the Jet Sport Racing Association’s British Winter
Championship, and just a few points behind the current leader.
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The 18-year-old of Highclere
Road, Great Notley, competed at Stanton Lakes in Leicestershire on
Sunday.
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He said: "The result
leaves me second in the overall championship with all to fight for in
the last round next month.
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"It was an extremely
cold day and everyone rode brilliantly."
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Darren, who specialises in
freestyle riding, only got into the competitive side of the sport in
2008, and finished in second place in the winter championship that
year.
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The former Notley High School
pupil also runs his own jet ski parts business.
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BraintreeandWithamTimes.co.uk
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| 15th
February : Brit
In 'Mission Impossible' Nighttime Raid On Japanese Whaling Vessel. |
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By Richard Shears
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A British man has taken part
in a dramatic Mission Impossible-style raid on a Japanese whaling ship
under cover of darkness, helping a colleague board the vessel with the
intention of making a citizen's arrest of the captain.
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Briton Larry Routledge drove
a jetski carrying New Zealand anti-whaling protester Pete Bethune to
the side of the Japanese vessel Shonan Maru 2, then watched as Bethune
scaled the ship's side and smuggled himself aboard.
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The dramatic assault on the
Japanese vessel was still being played out during the hours of
darkness in the UK.
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Mr Bethune planned to remain
in hiding on the ship until daybreak when he intended to make a
citizen's arrest of the Japanese captain.
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The Briton and Mr Bethune,
the former captain of the state-of-the-art vessel Ady Gil, which was
sunk recently by a Japanese ship, set out from the Sea Shepherd vessel
Steve Irwin on their daring 'ambush' under cover of darkness.
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Sea Shepherd officials
revealed that Mr Bethune had 'successfully boarded' the Japanese ship
on a mission to attempt a citizen's arrest of the captain for the
destruction of the Ady Gil and attempted murder of the six Ady Gil
crew members.
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Sea Shepherd officials said
Briton Mr Routledge managed to manoeuvre the jetski into position
under the anti-boarding spikes along the port side of the Shonan Maru
2.
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In what has been described as
a seemingly impossible mission, Bethune then made a life-threatening
jump and managed to clamber onto the whaling ship without being
noticed.
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He immediately went into
hiding to await sunrise and make his presence known.
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With him he has a bill for £1.5million
to present to the Japanese captain for the cost of replacing the Ady
Gil.
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'Captain Bethune will be
demanding that the Shonan Maru 2 captain surrender himself to Sea
Shepherd or take his ship to the nearest Australian or New Zealand
port to turn himself in to legal authorities,' said the protest group.
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'Captain Bethune will make it
clear that he does not wish to return to a Sea Shepherd ship without
the Captain of the Shonan Maru 2.
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'Sea Shepherd anticipates
that the Japanese will hold Captain Bethune as prisoner on board the
Shonan Maru 2.'
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Captain Paul Watson, skipper
of the Steve Irwin, said in a radio telephone call: 'This was an
impossible mission.
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'Captain Bethune boarded a
Japanese whaling fleet security ship at high speed in total darkness,
breached the spikes and anti-boarding nets and is presently on board.
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'The Japanese crew are still
not aware that he is there. He is there to demand justice for the
sinking of his ship.'
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DailyMail.co.uk
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| 11th
February : New
Urban & Extreme Sports Event For London. |
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By Lea Pachta
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X in the City (XTC) is a
brand new action, urban and extreme sports event.
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Set to be the UK's most
entertaining, interactive and dynamic extreme sports event
ever, XTC will provide a chance for everyone to experience extreme
sports.
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Taking place in the heart of
London's Docklands over the October half term (Oct 22-24 2010), XTC
will be a unique gathering of over 20 alternative action sports,
including skateboarding, BMX, in-line skating and even ultimate
frisbee and jet ski.
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The concept brings to life a
world that, for many, is only ever seen on TV or on YouTube videos.
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The event is partnering with
over 20 leading extreme sports associations and will see 25-30,000
visitors walk through its doors over a 3 day period.
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Alongside demos from leading
professionals, the event will see a host of exhibitors showcasing the
latest in extreme sports equipment, as well as the entertainment
spectacular the 'Theatre of Xtremes'.
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Association partners include;
the 'British Elastic Rope Sports Association', the Jetski Racing
Association', the 'UK Gravity Sports Association', the 'UK Freestyle
Skaters Association', 'UK Ultimate', the 'International Mountain
Biking Association', 'Uniwake', the 'All Terrain Boarding
Association', 'Parkour UK' and the 'UK Slalom Skateboard
Association'.
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The associations will provide
visitors a live, 'hands-on' experience of their sport through exciting
and informative demos, as well as areas for everyone to "have a
go" for themselves.
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As well as these demos, there
will be over 200 exhibitors, so visitors will be able to check out,
try on and buy the latest kit, accessories and fashion.
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The highlight is the 'Theatre
of Xtremes', a unique and awe-inspiring display of skill and daring
featuring a world-class line-up of professional extreme sports
performers including UK, European and World champions.
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From a range of action sports
they will entertain in front of crowds in a 3,000 all-seater
auditorium.
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Aimed at 'weekend warriors',
'urban explorers', fans and families, X in the City will be the
hottest ticket in town this Winter.
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For more information visit www.xinthecity.co.uk
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FreshBusinessThinking.com
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| 7th
February : Beware
Web Scams. |
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When advertising items for sale or looking to find a bargain
you are reminded to be aware of scammers.
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While the majority of
internet classified page users do not encounter any problems, there
have been reported contacts on a number of watercraft websites.
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The scams are often very
obvious, but you should always be cautious whether you are buying or
selling an item.
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Be aware of these common scamming tactics.
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Advice to Sellers:
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If an enquiry has grammar and spelling mistakes as if English isn't the
enquirers usual language be suspicious.
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If someone shows interest in an item
that they haven't seen or they have no intention of seeing be
suspicious.
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Be suspicious of requests to ship an item abroad.
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Make
further communication with buyers by methods other than email.
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Only accept payments by recognised means (Cash/Cheque/Paypal).
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If you accept a cheque, only
deliver the item you're selling once you're absolutely certain the cheque has cleared.
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Never disclose your personal information
such as bank details to strangers.
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Let the potential buyer view your item before they purchase it.
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For your safety do not meet
the potential buyer alone, if you must let someone know of the meeting
time and location.
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Overall be vigilant.
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Advice to Buyers:
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Try to get more than one contact detail,
Make
further communication with sellers by methods other than email.
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Try to meet the seller face to face,
be suspicious if they refuse.
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It's always better to try before you buy.
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Never transfer money before you have seen the item and have met the seller.
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For your safety do not meet
the seller alone, if you must let someone know of the meeting time and
location.
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Ask for a receipt as a proof of purchase.
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If it sounds
too good to be true, IT IS!
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Overall beware.
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Please report any suspicious
ads. Unfortunately, we can't get involved on your behalf as any transactions
are between the buyer and the seller.
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Remember, this advice also
applies outside of jetmanuk.com.
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| 6th
February : Nitrojet
Product Demo. |
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Nitrojet Action Sports in
Conjunction with 158 performance are hosting a product demo weekend
20-21st Feb 2010 at its lake in Oxford.
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This is a unique opportunity
for customers to come and try a host of new products from Kawasaki and
Seadoo.
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Why not come and try the
following great products –
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The new awesome RXT-X 260 RS
with the new IBR system, the award winning RXP-X, The Kawasaki Ultra
260X the original powerhouse, The Kawasaki LX or the awesome Kawasaki
SXR solo machine.
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All these products will be
available on the water.
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As well as on the water
“boys toys” how about a go on BRP’s Can Am Spyder the amazing 3
wheeled roadster “A bold new way to experience open road
freedom”
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This promises to be a great
weekend so why miss out.....bring your gear....and get demo-ing
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For more details please
contact either Nitrojet Action Sports or 158 performance direct
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www.nitrojet.co.uk
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| 4th
February : James Bushell Opens New Business. |
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Three
times World Champion Jetski racer James Bushell has opened 158
Performance in Tallington, Peterborough selling personal watercraft
(Jetskis) and three wheeled Roadsters.
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158
Performance offers high performance products to provide customers with
the ultimate speed and thrill on both the water and road.
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158
Performance are an authorised dealership for Sea-Doo Personal
Watercraft and Can Am Spyder Roadsters.
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Sea-Doo
is the market leader in personal watercraft (jetskis), ridden by up to
3 people and Sportsboats.
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Sea-Doo
innovate the market with technology and design, producing the fastest
production watercraft 0-50mph in 2.9secs with 255bhp.
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With
models in the range to suit everyone from families to adrenaline
junkies and prices start from £8,000
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Can-Am
Spyder roadster is a three-wheel vehicle, with two wheels in the front
and one in the rear which offers a completely new and stunning
look.
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Powered
by a proven 990cc V Twin engine designed and manufactured by BRP-Rotax,
Spyder roadster, with its unique Y-architecture, can be described as
part motorcycle and part convertible sports car.
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25
year old James Bushell has been racing jetskis since 2000 and has
numerous titles under his belt including British, European and World
Champion.
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James
is currently competing in both the British and United Emirates
Championships.
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James
and his team have a wealth of experience with performance, handling
and maintenance of both Personal Watercraft and Spyder Roadsters and
are able to offer professional, knowledgeable advice including race
tuning.
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James
Bushell says
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“Having
spent the last 10 years as a customer of Sea-Doo, I feel that they are
the best products on the market in regards to performance, reliability
and value for money and that is why I’ve focused my new business on
these products.
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I
am looking forward to being able to pass on my knowledge and
enthusiasm gained from racing all around the world to my
customers.”
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To
view the exciting new product range visit James and his team at their
showroom Unit 1/2, Tallington Services, Main Road, Tallington, Lincs
01778 341144 or visit their web site
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www.158performance.co.uk
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| 2nd
February : Beach Rock Pimp & Hoe Party. |
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Hopefully now that the
weather is getting a bit better that you might be thinking of getting
ready for the Spring and want something to look forward to.
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Please come and join us for a
bit of a laugh on the 24 April 2010 for a pre season party at the
Lighthouse Pub at Walcott.
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We are trying to raise money
for Sea Palling Inshore Lifeboat and East Anglia Air Ambulance.
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We have got lots of surprises
going on inside the marquee and it will be a good night - door opens
at 7.00pm.
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Tickets are available at the
shop or we can send them out to you.
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There will be no tickets sold
on the night so please give us a ring on 01692 598000.
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There is camping available at
the pub and depending on numbers we may even sort out taxis or mini
bus from Sea Palling.
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We are also donating half the
launch money from the weekend to the charities so please de-winterise
your Waverunner and get your drysuit to hand.
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We hope you can come along
and support this fundraiser.
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Any question please do not
hesitate to give us a call.
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Regards
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Nick and Gayle
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www.beachrockleisure.com
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