Incredible News - March 2008 |
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If you are having trouble viewing this email, Singer Natasha Bedingfield Backs Everest Skydive Team A top UK stunt man and the youngest man to ski solo to the North Pole join the list of people preparing to be the first to Skydive Everest. Gary Connery and Ben Saunders will be jumping to raise money for Global Angels, an international children's charity led by the popular singer's mother, Molly Bedingfield. Natasha will be personally overseeing Gary and Ben's trip preparations and hopes to be there on the drop zone in Nepal when the two land. While Gary is an experienced skydiver and base jumper, Ben will be making his first skydive ever at Mt Everest. A goal has been set to raise at least $1 million to help children in Nepal, Northern India and Pakistan through website contributions and mechandise sales. Visit Global Angels for more information on the charity or to make a contribution. It's not too late to start planning your own Everest Skydive. Be part of the first group to ever embark on this incredible adventure. No prior skydiving experience is required. We offer both solo and tandem skydives. For more information, call 800-644-7382 or click here. If You Can't Get to Nepal...Think Memphis If a skydive in front of Everest doesn't fit into your budget or schedule, consider our cheaper, closer alternative. Tandem HALO jumps are offered all year long near Memphis, TN. (We say that, but jumping in the winter is only for the really adventurous.) No skydive experience is necessary. The cost is $3495 and includes skydive video. For more information about our US skydive adventures, visit our website. Maggi Sends Malaysians to Moscow This month, four lucky contest winners from Malaysia enjoyed a VIP, hands-on tour of Star City. They met a cosmonaut, sampled space foods and discovered what it's like inside a Sokol space suit. Other stops on their tour of the Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center included a visit to the Star City Museum and Mission Control Center. If you'd like to train like a cosmonaut or simply take a behind the scenes tour of legendary Star City, call or email Greg. Lots of options are available, from underwater spacewalk training in the hydrolab to a high-g adventure in the centrifuge. Adventures in Using a Company Credit Card Recently, the good folks at Master Card decided to implement new card security procedures designed to make it tougher for people to make fraudulent charges to credit cards. Basically, they've made it harder for someone in another country to run a charge on your account. We know they mean well, but the new procedures have now made using our company credit card in Moscow a lot like playing a game of Russian roulette. Sometimes the card works fine...other times it doesn't. We'd like to offer a word of advice: Call your credit card company and/or bank before you leave your home country. Let them know you may be using your card outside the country and the dates you'll be gone. That way you can minimize the risk of having your card denied at a local ATM or restaurant and the hassle of calling your bank from outside the country to sort out the problem. Forward Incredible News to a Friend
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