[NLRS] Off Topic - NLRS member with Bike MS TRAM Request

[EAJacobson]

Team Pil Sung (Korean for Certain Victory) is riding the MS Society's The 
Ride Across Minnesota (TRAM) this year, and we need your help. The ride is 
a fund raiser for MS research and I am looking for donations. This year the 
TRAM is July 25-30 and, despite the title, the 2010 route goes from 
Alexandria to Little Falls to Pequot Lakes to Wadena to Fergus Falls and 
back to Alexandria. About 300 miles in a week.

This will be my first year riding the event, after two years providing 
communications support at the rest stops as part of the safety team. I'll 
still be part of the safety team, as I will be fully equipped for 
communication on the bike and will be part of the "Eyes on the Road".

Please check out the site for my page:

http://main.nationalmssociety.org/site/TR/Bike/MNMBikeEvents?px=8466034&pg=personal&fr_id=12770 


We are riding as team "Certain Victory!" - our team captain has MS herself 
and is a real inspiration to us, and it is her belief that the fund raising 
will indeed provide a victory over this disease. Multiple sclerosis stops 
people from moving. I want to make sure it doesn't. That's why I'm riding 
in Bike MS: Star Tribune The Ride Across Minnesota 2010. I hope you will 
also make your mark against MS by supporting my fundraising efforts.

Your tax-deductible gift keeps the National MS Society moving toward a 
world free of multiple sclerosis by funding cutting-edge research and 
supporting programs for people living with MS.

Movement is something many of us take for granted, but for people living 
with MS movement isn't a guarantee. Support me and together we'll move 
forward on behalf of those who may not be able to do so themselves. Donate 
online at www.mssociety.org.

For more information about the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, how 
proceeds from Bike MS are used or the other ways you can join the movement, 
please visit mssociety.org.

I hope you can find a way to help us help MS research.

Thank you & 73,
Ed
WB0VHF