Dear Subscriber David Denson Whiteside (with username 'dwhitesi', exp: 2024-08-20, at dwhite95815@hotmail.com )

Here is your brand new issue of Undercurrent, attached to this email. As usual, it's filled with honest evaluations, great stories, and an inside look at the diving world. You can read it on your computer or print it out.  Just click once (or twice) on the attachment and it will appear before your eyes. It does not require a username and password*.

Features in our February issue include:

• Dive Into Ambon - a Psychedelic Experience
• The Sea of Cortez and a Luxury Liveaboard
• In-Water Recompression - Our Reader’s Reactions
• The Latest DEMA Report
• That Devil Gas and Putting the Myths to Rest
• Eight-Hour Ordeal for Shark Attack Victim, Craig DeWit
• You’d Better Have Blank Pages in That Passport
• Swimming with Whalesharks near La Paz
• Disintegrating Dive Gear
• The Wes Skiles Verdict Unlucky for Some
• The Sri Lanka Aggressor - More Information
• When it’s Not A Diving Accident
• Some Big Sharks Encountered off Florida’s Atlantic Coast
• A Fatal Diving Accident in Roatan
• Dolphins Working in Conservation
• Coming Soon: Texting While Diving
• Flotsam & Jetsam

We will continue to send you each issue every month, and of course you can always download this or any other issue from the Members' Area of our website as long as your subscription is active.

Or, if you want to read individual articles on our website you can start here, one story at a time. Just click on any story on the left to read that one. Note that you need to use your username (dwhitesi) and password to access articles this way.

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We appreciate your loyal support. We can't do this without you.

Ben Davison
Publisher since 1975

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