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And the contestants present their outfits to the judges who take a closer look at every detail.The judges for this episode are none other than Nina Garcia, Zac Posen, and Heidi Klum. The judges, who are always on the lookout for exceptional work, take a closer look at the contestants' creations. Some of them are amazed by what they see, while others are shocked at the surprising outcome of some designs. The judges provide constructive feedback to each contestant, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of their designs.At the end of the episode, the judges announce the winner of the challenge- the individual who performed the best- and the loss- the person who performed the worse. The winning designer receives a special prize while the losing one is sent home, signaling the end of their stint on the show.In summary, the fourth episode of Project Runway season 15, Sink or Swim, is an episode of excitement, creativity, and determination. In this episode, contestants are tasked with designing a fashion garment using unconventional materials- items commonly found poolside. The episode tests the designers' creativity, the feasibility of their designs, and their skill at using strange materials. As always, the challenges that the contestants face in the episode highlight their determination and exceptional creativity. It is a must-watch episode for anyone interested in fashion and creativity.

The fourteenth season of Project Runway, the reality show involving talented fashion designers, is back with the new and exciting season 15. As the show moves forward, the designers face more and more daunting challenges in order to impress their judges and be highlighted as the season's winner. In the fourth episode, named Sink or Swim, the contestants face a challenge that tests their ability to create a fashionable look from unconventional materials.As the episode begins, the contestants are introduced to their latest challenge. They are confronted with the reality of having to create a chic fashion garment using materials commonly found in swimming pools. This means they must use pool inflatables, floaty toys and even bait - all in an attempt to create an outfit that can impress the judges. The contestants are not only tasked with the creation of the garment but also to make sure that their outfit is functional and could also withstand being immersed in water.Throughout the episode, the designers attempt to work around the challenges presented to them by the unconventional materials. They brainstorm, sketch, and begin working on the construction of their designs. The unique materials of their project means that they must be extra cautious in their design choices, ensure that their garments will not end up looking like a costume. To make this possible, they consult with the mentors and project lead who provide them with insight and guidance.Given the significant challenge of the episode, the time limit is crucial to the overall success of each designer. As always, contestants have a limited amount of time to complete their creations. As the clock ticks down, they scramble to finalize their designs, putting the finishing touches to their designs and getting them ready for the presentation. Finally, the moment of truth arrives,

The first installment of our St. Louis Cardinals spring training mailbag focused on the direction of the organization and how the messaging has changed from October to March.The second installment centers on the players. The Cardinals are clinging to the idea of a reset, but are struggling to figure out how to implement the playing time instrumental to ensuring that reset takes place. How will St. Louis balance major-league development with major-league wins?Let’s dig in.(Note: Submitted questions have been edited for clarity and length.)What happens if the team is competitive but Nolan Gorman and Jordan Walker struggle? Would the youth-first mentality carry the day even with viable alternates on the bench? — Michael B.This is a great question and one of the most fascinating hypothetical scenarios.The Cardinals have not been coy about which players they want to prioritize this year. Walker and Gorman are at the forefront of that list. If either struggles in April, the organization will continue extending playing time. While the Cardinals were (arguably too) patient with Gorman last year, they have not been that way with Walker. He was optioned to Triple A in the first month of both of the last two seasons, much to fans’ dismay.That shouldn’t happen this year, at least not that early. But if St. Louis finds itself in contention by the trade deadline, it’s easy to speculate on president of baseball operations John Mozeliak going all in.Here’s another possibility: If either player struggles throughout the season, will the Cardinals have their answer on their place in the organization going forward? This is a sink-or-swim season for both former top prospects. While their runway will be extended, it’s not limitless. With other young players (Alec Burleson, Thomas Saggese, Luken Baker and eventually JJ Wetherholt) in the mix, the youth-first mentality should

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Battery life you need will depend on what you plan to use it for. Just remember that once the battery is depleted, you’ll have to swim the DPV back to the shore, dock, or your boat without the aid of the motor. (This is where the buoyancy setting matters! Trying to swim with a drained DPV set to negative buoyancy is no easy task.)WeightThe weight of the underwater scooter may not matter too much when you’re in the water, because it’s built to utilize the integrated buoyancy settings (as you saw above) to rise, sink, or float.However, it’s when you’re out of the water that the weight matters. That’s when you’re going to have to lug it back and forth between your vehicle and the water/dock/boat.But the weight will also be a factor if you run out of battery life and have to swim carrying the weight of the sea scooter. A heavy DPV may be too much for you to handle in certain conditions.DPVs come in a variety of weights—some as light as 2-3 pounds, while others can be upwards of 10 pounds. Typically, the more power a sea scooter has, the larger its motor and propeller (and possibly even the battery pack), so the heavier it’ll be. The lighter underwater scooters tend to be the ones with lower power/top speeds.Safety FeaturesOperating a sea scooter isn’t inherently dangerous, but the ocean around you can be. That’s why so many underwater scooters come with features added specifically for your safety,

Appeared on the judge panel on season 6 episode 5. Photo credit: Mike Yarish/Lifetime Television. Christian Siriano Image Credit: Stefan Jeremiah/WENN.com Season 4 Project Runway winner, Christian Siriano, graced us with his presence as the first guest judge in Season 11. Susan Sarandon Image Credit: Nikki Nelson / WENN.com We loved seeing the always beautiful actress, Susan Sarandon, as a guest judge in episode 2! Christian Siriano Image Credit: Barbara Nitke Season 4 Project Runway winner, Christian Siriano, graced us with his presence as the first guest judge in Season 11. Kristin Davis Image Credit: Barbara Nitke Sex and the City actress Kristin Davis was the third guest judge for Project Runway Season 11Photo Credit: Barbara Nitke Bette Midler Image Credit: Barbara Nitke Bette Midler, actress, singer and comedic extraordinaire was the guest judge in Episode 4 for Season 11. Leandra Medine Image Credit: Barbara Nitke Leandra Medine, humorous fashion blogger and author, was the second guest judge in Episode 4 of Season 11. Miranda Lambert Image Credit: Lifetime/A&E Miranda Lambert, the edgy and outspoken country rock star was Project Runway’s guest judge in Episode 5. Miranda Lambert Image Credit: Lifetime/A&E Miranda Lambert, the edgy and outspoken country rock star was Project Runway’s guest judge in Episode 5. Chris Benz Image Credit: Barbara Nitke Chris Benz, recipient of the coveted CFDA scholarship at Parson’s School of Design, now with his own line is the guest judge in Episode 7 in Season 11. Rachel Roy and Tracy Reese Image Credit: Barbara Nitke Tracy Reese and Rachel Roy, two American fashion designers are the guest judges for Episode 11 in Season 11 of Project Runway. Jordana Brewster Image Credit: Barbara Nitke Jordana Brewster, popular star from Fast and the Furious, was Project Runways’s guest judge in Season 11, episode 11. The winning