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Join PADI for a weekend of fun and adventure at the Northwest Dive & Travel Expo in Tacoma, Washington! Here are the top five reasons why you should go:

• Get the most up-to-date information on all of the hottest topics in scuba with more than 40 free seminars. Be sure to check out the PADI seminars.

• See the latest products from the leading manufacturers and meet dive shop and resort owners at over 250 exhibit booths.

• Non-divers can try scuba for free in the demo pool – all equipment will be provided.

• Plunge for prizes at the 2010 Underwater Treasure Hunt.

• Try your luck and win great giveaways at the PADI booth #625.

Stop by PADI booth - #625 – for details about PADI Diving Society's Specialty of the Month promotion. The Specialty of the Month for May is Dry Suit Diver and June is Peak Performance Buoyancy.

PADI Diving Society members receive an entry discount by presenting the Northwest Dive & Travel Expo admission coupon, along with a current PADI Diving Society membership card. If you are not a PADI Diving Society member, join today!

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