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Will the 93rd Tour de France be the race in which Jan Ullrich can win his second Tour de France, or will it be the year of Ivan Basso and a first win for the Italian? Lance Armstrong may have left the Discovery team, but we have already seen that Paolo Savoldelli can win a three week event with his win in the 2005 Giro d'Italia. We may also see a surprise with Savoldelli's teammate, the youngster Tom Danielson, who has been tipped to one day take home the yellow jersey for the team.
In 2006, the Tour de France will start on the 1st of July and follow an anti-clockwise route around France. There is no team time-trial in 2006, and three individual tests against the clock including the prologue and the penultimate stage. The race will visit the Pyrenees before the Alps, and have three stage finishes in the high Alps in the final week. With everything building to these decisive stages and the final time-trial, we have a fitting parcours to find Lance Armstrong's successor.
This page has been put together to help in planning a trip to see the Tour de France in the Alps. I've included details of the route, my thoughts as well as links to sites which may help in planning a trip in 2006.
After six years living in France, and three successful years of running tours to see the Tour de France, my best advice for Tour de France viewing is to get there early. Remember to pack cold weather gear as it can get chilly on the mountains if when it is not cloudy or raining. Make sure you have food and drink, and money for the day. Also remember your camera and get ready to soak up the atmosphere. The Tour de France is an amazing experience.
For any other questions or advice, remember the Grenoble Cycling Pages message board.
Tour de France Stage 15 : Gap - l'Alpe d'Huez ( 187 km )
Profile : Three high altitude mountains including the legendary climb to Alpe d'Huez.
Stage Detail : The riders will have had the benefit of having had a rest day before today's first alpine stage. The first 50 kilometres of the route will be relatively flat and take the riders east from Gap towards Guillestre passing through Embrun and the stunnning scenery around the Lac Serre Poncon. From Guillestre, the gradient increases over the next 30 kilometres as the riders hit the lower slopes of the Col d'Izoard.
Above Arvieux, the Col d'Izoard really starts. The exposed road winds its way past fields and up to the village of Bruissard, and the headwind here can often buffet a rider around the road. I logged my fastest descent on a bike here when descending towards Guillestre in 1994. After Bruissard, the road climbs into the forest with frequent hairpins and takes the riders towards the Casse Deserte and the Col.
With less than three kilometres left to the Col d'Izoard, the road climbs out of the trees and drops down into the the Casse Deserte. This is one of the highlights of the Alps and makes the Col d'Izoard a unique Col. Sandy coloured eroded cliffs and scree slopes tower above the road and can glow in the late afternoon sun. It's a beautiful place.
Following the descent of the Col d'Izoard, the riders will pass through Briancon and on to the Col du Lautaret. The climb is never steep, but the 30 kilometres of ascending are on a road that often has a strong headwind. A lone rider would find it difficult to put time into a working group or the peleton on this stretch if it's windy here.
The riders will descend for around 50 minutes from the 2,058 metre Col du Lautaret, riding through La Grave and past the road to les Deux Alps before dropping into Bourg d'Oisans and the start of the climb to Alpe d'Huez.
When cycling the 14 kilometres, 21 hairpins and 1,100 vertical metres to the finish in the ski resort of Alpe d'Huez, the climb can be broken down into three stages. The first part of the climb is the steepest with gradients above ten percent for the first six hairpins until the hamlet of La Garde.
The gradient then eases to around eight percent after hairpin 16 and the hairpins are a little more spread out for the following six kilometres. The road climbs through the hamlet of Le Ribot and then past the church above the hamlet.
When the riders pass hairpin six, they will be able to see the ski resort above them on the horizon. There are only five hairpins left outside the ski resort from here and after hairpin four, the gradient steepens to 11 percent for a kilometre before easing to nine percent. Once the riders are into the village of Alpe d'Huez, the final two kilometres to the finishing line ease to around five percent.
|Climb Name
|Distance into Stage
|Col d'Izoard (2360m)
|86 km
|14.2 km climb at 7%
|Col du Lautaret (2058m)
|134 km
|12.1 km climb at 4.4%
|L'Alpe d'Huez (1860m)
|187 km
|13.9 km climb at 7.9%
Around Alpe d'Huez : The area around Bourg d'Oisans has some of the best riding in the Alps. Numerous climbs and day rides are close by, including the Alpe d'Huez, Col de Sarenne, les Deux Alpes, Col du Glandon, Col de la Croix de Fer, La Berarde, Col du Galibier. I highly recommend a few days in this area for cycling.
Best view points : On this stage, Alpe d'Huez. It's where the action will happen.
The Col d'Izoard is a beautiful place to cycle or drive over, so if you have the chance to visit this Col then you won't regret it. The Col du Lautaret is one of the busiest roads in the Alps as it is the main road between Grenoble and Briancon and the Italian border. However, the views are simply stunning with views over the glaciers and peaks of the Ecrins massif.
The best spot has to be Alpe d'Huez to have 'the' Tour de France experience in 2006. The tourist office in the ski resort reported over half a million people on the mountain in both 2003 and 2004, and the experience starts up to a week before for some keen fans. Don't worry, you can arrive early on the day and find a good spot.
Alpe d'Huez has it all;
the mountain views, the incredible atmosphere and an uphill finish where the
riders are split up into small groups. You can expect to have at least 30
to 40 minutes between the first and last rider to pass. My favourite spots
are between hairpin three and one. There is a lot of mountainside in which
you can find a spot to wait for the Tour, and this is perfect if you've got
a young family who need to expend energy. There is plenty of mountainside
for running around. Expect traffic jams getting to the resort, so the earlier
you leave, the better and expect even bigger jams after the Tour.
Tour de France Stage 16 : Le Bourg d'Oisans - Le Toussuire ( 182 km )
Profile : A day in the high mountains of the Alps with the alpine giant of the Col du Galibier before the tough ascent of the Col du Glandon and the final three kilometres of the Col de la Croix de Fer. A small ascent of the Col du Mollard and the final ascent to the ski resort of la Toussuire.
Stage Detail : The first kilometres of this stage are uphill with over 40 kilometres of climbing to the 2,646 metre Col du Galibier. The gradient averages just over four percent to the 2,058 metre Col du Lautaret before the riders turn left at the Lautaret to climb the eight kilometres to the Col du Galibier. It is here that the gradient ramps up to an average of nearly seven percent to the Galibier with grades increasing to 12 percent in places just before the Col.
At 2,646 metres, the Col du Galibier is the high point on the 2006 route, and is a highlight of the Alps. At over 2,600 metres, there are views towards the highest mountain in Europe, the 4,800 metre Mont Blanc, and to the south, there are views over the 4,000 metre mountains and glaciers of the Ecrins massif.
From the Galibier, the riders will have over 35 kilometres of descending to the town of St-Michel-de-Maurienne and the valley floor. It's not all downhill as there are five kilometres of climbing out the ski resort of Valloire to the 1,566 metre Col du Telegraphe. The road continues to gradually descend to the foot of the Croix de Fer.
The next climb is listed as the Col de la Croix de Fer, but in fact, the riders will climb to the Croix de Fer via the Col du Glandon. The route then joins the last three kilometres of the Col de la Croix de Fer on the Allemont side. The Col du Glandon is steeper over the second half of the 20 kilometre climb, with the slope in final five kilometres frequently over 10 percent.
The route descends for 14 kilometres down the Col de la Croix de Fer before turning right at the Pont de Belleville and climbing for just under six kilometres under the three impressive peaks of the Aiguilles des Arves to the 1,630 metre Col du Mollard. The descent takes the riders through Albiez into St-Jean-de-Maurienne averages around seven percent and is very technical with numerous hairpins on a wooded descent.
There are 18 kilometres of climbing from the valley to small Alpine ski resort of La Toussuire. The vertical climb is just over 1,100 metres and will take the riders through the hamlets of Fontcouverte, Villarembert and le Corbier on their way to the ski resort. The climb is never as steep as the Alpe d'Huez with three kilometres over the 18 around nine percent. Most of the climb is between six and seven percent.
|Climb Name
|Distance into Stage
|Col du Galibier via the Col du Lautaret (2646m)
|45 km
|42.8 km climb at 4.5%
|Col de la Croix de Fer (2067m)
|127.5 km
|22 km climb at 7%
|Col du Mollard (1638m)
|147.5 km
|5.8 km climb at 7%
|La Toussuire (1690m)
|182.5 km
|18.4 km att 6%
Around La Toussuire : The ski resort of La Toussuire is unknown in the modern era of the Tour de France. The resort is known locally in the French Alps as being on the course of the Arvan Villards cycling event. There is a good range of cycling close to the resort with the day rides possible to the Col du Galibier, Col du Glandon, Col de la Croix de Fer, Col du Mollard, Col de l'Iseran, Col du Grand Coucheron and Col de la Madeleine.
Best view points : The final climb; by the time the riders reach the final climb of La Toussuire, the field will be splintered into small groups and the riders who want to win the stage and the Tour will be attacking here. The road on the final half of the climb to La Toussuire passes through open pastures with plenty of space for spectating as well as impressive mountain views in every direction.
Tour de France Stage 17 : St-Jean-de-Maurienne - Morzine ( 199 km )
Profile : A day in the medium mountains in the northern French Alps, with five catagorised climbs. The final climb of the Col de Joux Plane is steep and is the perfect place to attack for the stage win before the 12 technical kilometres of descending into Morzine.
Stage Detail : The riders will have over 50 kilometres of flat riding in the valley before the climbing starts above Albertville.
The Col des Saisies is the first of three cols that follow in quick succession. At 1,650 metres, the Saisies is the second highest climb on today's stage of the day with gradients of between five and seven percent over the 14 kilometres.
The route descends to Flumet where the riders start one of the easier climbs of the day. The Col des Aravis climbs for six kilometres, passing through La Giettaz on the way to the 1498 metre Col.
The riders will drop down through the ski resort of La Clusaz before starting the Col de la Colombiere in le Grand Bornand. The road winds it's way above the village passing wooden chalets and through pastures filled with cows, their bells ringing as they eat. The first ten kilometres average between three and six and a half percent, before the road steepens for the last three kilometres to the 1,618 metre Col.
The riders will descend into the town of Cluses on a technical descent, passing through Le Reposoir after eight kilometres. The route takes the race across the bottom of the valley to start the fourth climb of the stage. The Cote de Chatillon is the penultimate climb of the day and is a 250 metre vertical climb out of the town to 735 metres before the flatter roads to Samoens.
The Col du Joux-Plane is the perfect way to end a stage. The riders are tired and face just under 12 kilometres of steep and unrelenting roads before a fast and twisting descent to the finish in Morzine. The climb starts in Samoens at 710 metres in altitude with the first two kilometres averaging six percent in gradient. The slope increases for the next three kilometres with an average of nine percent, before an easier kilometre at just over six percent.
The final six kilometres are the steepest with each kilometre between nine and ten percent gradient. The climb winds its way up the mountainside through the forest, with frequent breaks in the trees giving views towards the snow capped peak of the 4,800 metre Mont Blanc.
The riders descend for two kilometres before a few hundred metres of riding to the 1,650 metre Col du Ranfolly, but then it is all downhill to the stage finish in Morzine. The road is small with frequent hairpins and winding sections - you can even ski the road in the winter as it is part of the Les Gets ski area. With gradients often more than ten percent. It is a descender's descent.
|Climb Name
|Distance into Stage
|Col des Saisies (1650m)
|82 km
|14.9 km climb at 6.4%
|Col des Aravis (1498m)
|108.5 km
|5.9 km climb at 7.3%
|Col de la Colombiere (1618m)
|133.5 km
|11.8 km climb at 5.9%
|Cote de Chatillon (735m)
|160.5 km
|5.1 km climb at 4.9%
|Col de Joux-Plane (1700m)
|187 km
|11.7 km climb at 8.7%
Around Morzine : There are two notable climbs above Morzine. The first is the Col de Joux-Verte which continues on to climb to the ski station of Avoriaz. The climb to Avoriaz was used as the final climb in the 1994 Tour de France mountain time-trial when Piotr Ugrumov won the stage.
Morzine's famous climb above the ski resort is the Col de Joux-Plane which is 1,700 metres in altitude and a difficult climb. The Col de Joux-Plane was the final climb on stage 16 of the 2000 Tour de France on the stage from Couchevel to Morzine. Lance Armstrong cracked on the climb and Jan Ullrich took over a minute out of the American. Armstrong had already done the work to win the Tour de France but described the stage as 'the hardest day of my cycling life'. The Joux-Plane was also used on the sixth stage of the 2005 Dauphine Libere, where the Colombian Santiago Botero won.
Best view points : The Col du Joux-Plane and the finish in Morzine.
The top of the Col du Joux-Plane has mountain views over the Alps as well as a small lake as well as the possiblity for hiking early in the morning.
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With the proper flooring choices, hazard warnings, and training, you can prevent nearly 75 percent of slip, trip, and fall accidents in your building.
A slip, trip, or fall can lead to anything … from a bruised ego to broken bones to legal issues.
"There are many causes of slips, trips, and falls in commercial buildings," says Daniel Wagner, director of facility service programs for ISSA-Worldwide Cleaning Industry Association, "including floors, improper footwear, failure to provide a necessary hazard warning, and lack of training."
While your building's flooring may not always be at fault, the National Floor Safety Institute (NSFI) says that more than 50 percent of all slips, trips, and falls are caused by flooring issues.
These flooring issues include improper selection of flooring material for a particular space, residue left on a flooring surface, and lack of improper walk-off matting. Poor matting can do more harm than no matting at all by increasing the likelihood of reduced slip resistance of the flooring surface.
A building's entry areas, restrooms, and cafeterias are common areas for slip, trip, and fall accidents. "Experience indicates that smooth, hard-surface, polished floors with a wet coefficient of friction of less than 0.6 are most often cited in incidents," explains Wagner. "This is especially true where water is frequently present."
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Selecting the proper flooring solution for a particular space is one of the best ways to prevent accidents. "Walk-off matting is the best choice for entry areas, and grouted ceramic tile is preferable in restrooms and food areas," says Wagner.
Mats should have a low profile (no more than 0.5 inches higher than the flooring), should be inspected frequently to ensure that there's no buckling or curling, should be secured to the floor to prevent migration, and shouldn't contain a build-up of contaminants (grease, water, sand).
Tenants can also be asked to take prevention into their own hands (or feet) by wearing proper footwear for the environment. The National Floor Safety Institute cites shoes or footwear as being the second leading cause of slips, trips, and falls, causing nearly one-quarter of these accidents. "For example, it's important to wear flat-soled footwear with a proper grip when flooring is wet," Wagner explains. "Further, visitors need to make sure that they don't get distracted when walking on hard surfaces, and stay aware of liquid on the floor."
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Brownback touts economic growth for rise in February revenue
I have worked for private or public incorporations for most of my life. I did not immigrate from the Northeast (or anywhere else). I don't work for KU.
What I also know is that if my neighbors kids do not receive a quality education, it is likely to cost me whether I use the local public education system or not. That cost whether it is for law enforcement to protect me from their boredom/frustration-fueled endeavors to occupy their time, or the penal systems housing them afterward, or public assistance's care of their children, these costs would all be exponentially more expensive than a quality public education.
My anti-Brownback frustration is the concept of turning a state into an economics experiment (by the way calling a shortfall of 600 million "running slightly behind expectations" is hilarious), hey its great if it works, but I have not risked the well-being of Brownback's family by imposing any unproven schemes on his family, and I would appreciate the same from him.
No I haven't stooped to name-calling, and blaming, and anger ridiculing your posts. To do so doesn't match my "family values."
February 28, 2015 at 9:45 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Halloween no longer a staple in schools, in Lawrence and elsewhere
What a fitting article for a day when a new Pink Floyd release is announced. Maybe "just another brick in the wall" needs to be redone as well.
After all we celebrate diversity and traditions, unless of course those traditions have a hint of 20th Century USA. Which through our all-knowing PC-filters we have determined to BAD, BAD, BAD!. Perhaps we could reduce that time to non-history, maybe we should burn books written then too, as long as it is in the name of political correctness- all is fine, right?
Just one gray day after another would avoid offending anyone at all (or anyone that matters) wouldn't it?
November 10, 2014 at 12:47 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Troopers identify two men killed in K-10 crossover accident
Commuting this road every day, I have to wonder if familiarity and complacency are as much a root cause for these horrific accidents as any "fatal design." I'm not at all sure that the design of this stretch of highway is markedly different from any other in the state. However, on a nearly daily basis I am shocked by the NASCAR-wannabes that weave through traffic on this particular stretch of highway. The type of highway signage or modification that would render such drivers "safe" boggles the mind and would certainly drain the taxpayer checkbook. I, for one, would like to see a new labeled designation for stretches of KS highway with the clusters of fatalities similar to those observed on K10. There would not have to be a change the laws, but such a designation could be used to multiply the penalties (points and fines) in a manner similar to construction zones. Perhaps this would impact the pocketbooks and driving privileges of the "fast and furious" crowd that can't seem to distinguish between the X-Box/Silver Screen and real life. Suspend the licenses of even a few individuals of this sort, and you have probably made this highway safer than a few more yards of barricade (at a fraction of the cost).
March 22, 2014 at 10:19 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
No reason to celebrate: Jayhawks lose at OSU, win Big 12 outright
Pre-season Big12 co-champion pick has its fans storm the court?
I wouldn't blame my cowpoke friends for being embarrassed, but I guess that is one of the more honest admissions of the degree of pain and disappointment felt by the faithful in Stilwater this season.
March 2, 2014 at 12:17 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
New wave of oil drilling disrupts rural neighborhoods
Unfortunately, during a long dormant period to technology hurdles to profitable petroleum mining in Kansas, too many landowners (or want-to-be landowners) and industry alike have forgotten what is means to be good neighbors (and frankly good businesses).
I sympathize with both parties here, and there isn't clever, gotcha, one-liner here that is applicable for anyone other than snarky bystanders. If the shoe fits, wear it.
Legalities and Politics always apply, but can be wielded as a tool rather than a blunt weapon (equally applicable to both parties). Shame on any opportunists who drop in on either side with only capital (either financial or political) to gain. I'm sure there will be both involved in this issue. Blindly fingerpointing at opposing political parties may placate your inner child, but shows a frightening ignorance of the decades of history and precedence that attempted to reach legal fairness with a great deal more thought than any commenter to this article (myself included).
February 9, 2014 at 11:56 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
KU names its first "Foundation Professor"
Typical ol' KU.
I love my alma mater, but at a time when the costs of higher education are skyrocketing, when the legislature and the Governor are not exactly drowning KU in dollars, when return on investment is becoming the new yardstick for higher education, KU has decided to kick-off this "foundational" program with a hiring that epitomizes the economic engine that KU brings to Kansas, namely - History and American Studies.
I'm sure Kansans from Wichita to Goodland are rejoicing that this obstacle to their communities' dreams (a lack of knowledge in History and American Studies) will now be deftly eliminated.
Spare me the sanctimonious lecture on the value of philosophy; I'm not saying we should cater to the narrow minds that the school is dependent on for money at Topeka's every whim. However, it might not hurt for the leadership at KU to stop thumbing their noses at the legislature's struggles with the state's numerous financial shortfalls in-between Oread's pleas for additional funding.
January 11, 2014 at 11:08 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Opinion: Right to bear arms isn't unlimited
I'm not opposed to everything stated in this opinion. However, I do think the focus on the argument is somewhat a tangent to the primary concern, how to reduce the threat of violence without unnecessarily restricting freedoms (whether based on a particular persons interpretation of the bill or rights or the opposite).
I know this. The marketers of firearms and ammunition have never blasted through their previous sales targets like they did since the President began the discussion of additional restrictions. My friends who have a business that includes the sales of these types of wares have been unable to even stock their inventories at usual levels since the demand has increased so dramatically.
The most painfully slow and ineffectual measures are what democracy often requires in the modification of long-perceived freedoms. In fact, "quick fixes" often add volatility to an already inflammatory circumstance. The bottom line as fuzzy and gray, as it might be, is that young men do not feel equipped and/or empowered to meet the societal changes in the preparation for, and meeting the definition of sucess in our times. Any mental vulnerability in a man is still considered a weakness rather than a human limitation with accepted and product ways to seek support without eliciting ridicule and/or judgment. The product is the slaugher that we have all grieved.
No gun law will fix this. Without a gun the same person will turn to explosives, or poison, or another device of shocking and unnecessary death. I know that I'll be judged as a "gun nut," or "nullifier," or "NRA stooge" for acknowledging this truth. All the same, I don't believe in round pegs in square holes, nor in demonizing my neighbor for not recognizing the same.
Both sides have valid concerns unmet by their opposition, unfortunately the more "intellectual" on both sides simply use the ivory tower to ridicule their opposition rather than to recognize that both sides have holes in their arguments.
This is why we all feel both grief and guilt as each of these events occur, because most of us are guilty in petty argument rather than embracing the need to move the discussion toward a less violent tomorrow.
For the part that the writer attempted to discuss without being "strident" I applaud the writer.
For the portion of mindlessly throwing around labels like "nullifier" and making broad accusations of the NRA and its membership, the writer will have to share part of the feeling of guilt and grief from the next tragedy with the rest of us.
September 15, 2013 at 10:04 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Police break string of high-dollar burglaries, continue to investigate
hmmm....strange how none of the frequent lamenters of social "over-criminalization" of drug use have posted here? I'll admit that pot may be over-criminalized, at least I'll listen to the argument.
On the other hand, the argument that we lock-up too high a percentage of our population so far fails to alarm me. I've been proud to know plenty of under-educated and quite poor people who were honest and trustworthy.
Sometimes wonder if when times are bad the less honest crowd has more difficulty "blending-in" with an illusion of "playing straight," and consequently we see a corresponding rise in crime rates.
August 4, 2013 at 4:35 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
More than a decade after a citywide ban, fireworks still making noise in Lawrence
All that we learn from history, is that we learn nothing from history. A shamelessly stolen quote that is so applicable here.
Fireworks aren't the issue today any more than alcohol was the issue in Prohibition. There is no "try it once, and you're an addict for life" aspect to fireworks.
The issue is that relevant laws, enforcement, and punishment for irresponsible/reckless/negligent/hazardous use of fireworks is apparently a bridge too far for our city and law enforcement leadership. So we pass a meaningless, unenforceable, and generally foolish law that further distracts from more concrete measures to address the critical safety concerns.
July 8, 2013 at 8:08 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
How the center of the KU campus has moved over 140-plus years
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Hirsch re-elected Vice President of Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
For Immediate Release
December 3, 2010
Columbus, Ohio (OFBF) Steve Hirsch of Chillicothe was re-elected first vice president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation (OFBF). It is his third term in the second highest elected office for Ohio's largest general farm organization. He also was re-elected to his fourth term as District 15 trustee, representing Farm Bureau members in Fairfield, Hocking, Pickaway and Ross counties.
Hirsch is a long-time member of the Ross County Farm Bureau and was its president, county trustee and chairman of the safety, membership and government affairs committees. He also was involved with budget, audit, annual meeting and promotion and education committee work.
Hirsch earned a degree in business administration from the University of Dayton. Along with his father, brother and cousin, Hirsch grows apples, peaches, grapes, strawberries, raspberries and various other produce. They operate an on-farm retail market and a cider processing facility. Hirsch and his wife, Kimberly, are the parents of three children.
Hirsch's election took place during OFBF's 92nd annual meeting held Dec.1-3 in Columbus.
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Tips for Traveling with HomePEN
A little preparation can go a long way when you're traveling far from home with HomePEN. Keeping this in mind, we've compiled some tips from previous articles, conference sessions, conversation and correspondence, to make your next trip safer and more enjoyable. If you are flying, don't miss the information from the Transportation Security Administration in tip #8. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to these tips and to those who volunteer to share their traveling experience.
1. Consult Your Physician
Ask your physician whether travel is appropriate and what problems might be anticipated. Find out whether your doctor or an associate will be available by phone during your trip. (If possible get their pager number, since the emergency may happen after hours.) In the event of a problem, you and the attending staff at the unfamiliar hospital will want to be able to reach a doctor who is familiar with you and your medical history.
The physician's phone number, your medical history and other vital information should be filled in your "Travel/Hospitalization Packet" and carried with you. A copy of the packet can be downloaded ( travel packet) You can also email us at email@example.com for an electronic copy of the packet that you can customize to fit your needs; or call us at 800-776-OLEY/518-262-5079 and we'll mail you a copy.)
Ask your physician to write a letter explaining your need for the 'supplies' you are bringing with you — especially if you are traveling out of the country and/or with pain medications. (Note: for the purpose of this article, 'supplies' refers to everything you need for HPEN, from tubing and syringes, to HPN solution/HEN formula, to medications and vitamins.) Pack a copy of the letter in each box of supplies, and carry one on your person to share with customs and other travel officials. If possible have a copy of the letter written in the language of the country you are traveling to. For free foreign language translation help try: http://babelfish.com or www.freetranslation.com
2. Prepare for Emergencies
Have a plan of action in case of an emergency. Locate the nearest medical center or community hospital in the area you are traveling to. Ask your physician if he or she knows a physician familiar with homePEN in the area you will be staying. (A second resource for finding a clinician is the Oley centers of experience listing). The phone number of a local pharmacy is also helpful to find out ahead of time, in case you need a prescription phoned in.
Discuss with your physician what steps to take should you become ill or experience a difficulties with your homePEN. For your convenience and peace of mind, Oley produces a complication chart for HEN and HPN consumers, that covers the symptoms and steps to take for common problems related to these therapies. It is a good tool to use when speaking with your physician prior to leaving, and to pack with you for the trip. (Copies of the charts are available by calling the Foundation at 800-776-OLEY/518-262-5079.)
(Note: If you are traveling to the United States from another country, or
traveling from state to state within the United States, the easiest way to
replace prescription items is to visit a local on-call or urgent-care medical
facility. State regulations require that a physician practicing in the state
must write any prescription being filled in that state. Have contacting
information for your local health care team with you; the ability to connect
them with the physician in front of you will facilitate the writing of a
prescription. A list of supplies, prescription items, etc., signed by your local
medical team, can also expedite the process.)
3. Research Your Supply Needs
Prepare a list of supplies well ahead of time. This will help you avoid overlooking any items. Pack a few extras in case of loss or damage. Talk to your physician/nurse and/or home care company about a back up plan (extra pump or battery, or how to gravity feed), in case you have trouble with your pump when you are on the road.
If you are traveling abroad, you will likely need to plan ahead how you will overcome the issue of running your pump on an electrical system that is different from your home country's. The simplest and most reliable option is to run your pump on batteries (AA or 9V), which many pumps allow. Regular alkaline batteries typically last for one or two infusions, where lithium batteries may get you through more infusions. While you are still at home, run your infusion with batteries for a few days to test how long they last for your pump, and pack accordingly. You can also buy batteries in most countries, though for the small amount of weight and space, you may as well bring them from home.
Another idea is to purchase an adapter made expressly for your pump/battery charger, if the company offers one for the country/region you are traveling to. For example, one consumer was able to purchase a 'European CADD adapter' for his CADD pump/battery recharger through his supplier which he was able to plug directly into different European outlets (without using a generic travel converter, transformer or plug adapter). This same consumer cautions against using a generic travel adapter/converter/transformer (that you might use for a hairdryer) with your pump/battery charger, since he 'fried' his battery charger when using one on a previous trip abroad.
A third option for getting around this issue, is to infuse by gravity which you would need to discuss with your physician before implementing.
Click here for a listing of products that may be helpful for tube feeding specifically, or here for a listing of products for tube or IV feeding.
4. Work with Your Home Care Company
Your home care company may have an office or affiliate in the area you are traveling to that can deliver solutions/formula, and possibly supplies, directly to you at your destination. Many consumers have taken advantage of this opportunity - even on trips to Europe. This avoids the fatigue of carrying the supplies yourself, and reduces the worry about shipping delays and the hassle of dealing with customs officials (when traveling abroad). Just in case of a delay, it is advisable to pack at least one night's worth of supplies with you.
A second option is to have your home care provider ship your supplies for you. If your supplies will be shipped to a hotel, you'll need to explain to a hotel representative (likely the manager of the receiving or security department,) how to handle the supplies properly, especially if any of it requires refrigeration. It is best to do this when you make your reservation to ensure they can accommodate you, and then to verify the information a SECOND TIME the day you expect the supplies to arrive. Again, because of the possibility of delay, it is advisable to pack at least one night's worth of supplies with you.
To be sure your supplies are there when you need them, you may want to have them shipped such that they arrive a day ahead of you. This way you can verify before you leave home that they have arrived safely, and the boxes that need it are being refrigerated. (This may be helpful when going on a cruise.) Unfortunately, some companies will not ship supplies ahead for fear of mishandling or loss.
Having your supplies shipped overseas can be a more risky and time consuming adventure. If you decide to go this route, one experienced traveler suggests having them shipped 'directly' to you via air cargo. (He cautions against using an international courier such as Fed Ex or UPS, because no one knowledge about the supplies will be there to answer questions if difficulties arise with customs officials.) He advises carrying at least three days worth of supplies and any other medical supplies or drugs you cannot replace with you (at least one day's worth in the cabin, choosing a direct flight whenever possible, and having the rest of the supplies arrive a day after you. This gives you time to orient yourself in the foreign city, and to be at the air cargo terminal when your supplies arrive so you can personally assure their safe and timely passage through customs.
No matter how you choose to ship your supplies, planning ahead and coordinating your efforts with your home care company can make this process a lot smoother and is well worth the extra effort. Before you leave, both you and the home care company should know details like how many boxes are being shipped, their contents (clearly labeled) and your travel itinerary (including flight/transportation information, destination addresses and phone numbers).
One consumer whose luggage - including 8 days of TPN and hydration - was lost on a flight to Europe, recommends carrying on all of your supplies when traveling anywhere you cannot be guaranteed overnight delivery by your home care company. This approach can be very fatiguing, of course, and may incur a hefty financial charge for the extra baggage.
Another option for sending your supplies or other baggage that can tire you, is a door-to-door luggage shipping service. United Airlines offers this service, as do a few other shipping/courier-type companies. You'll want to research this option carefully, to be sure you've covered your risks. Click here for details on a few of these programs (the list is by no means exhaustive)
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5. Keep Solutions Cool
Refrigeration can be a nuisance, but there are some tried and true tips that experienced travelers follow. To reduce your load, pack items that require refrigeration separately, clearly labeling those that need to stay cold.
To be sure your solution/formula stays cool enough, use cooling packs on the bags/cans and cover both with ice. Don't forget to re-cool your cooling packs in a freezer whenever you have the opportunity — especially when traveling by car in hot weather. When making a hotel reservation, be sure they can guarantee a refrigerator or your room, or space in their kitchen's refrigerator that you will have adequate access to. When your hotel doesn't offer refrigeration, but does offer ice, try this method. Using plastic containers or Zip Lock baggies make some ice blocks, each morning, pour off any water that has melted and fill any empty space in the bag/container with ice cubes. These can last several days, depending on the weather. As the days pass, and your solution gets used, fill any empty space in the cooler with crumbled newspaper, and cover with a heavy bath towel.
Unopened/unmixed HEN formula will require refrigeration only if it will be exposed to very warm temperatures, typically 77°F or higher (check the label on your can or package). Unused formula from an open can or packet that has already been mixed, should be refrigerated. Thus it is possible you will need refrigeration for your HEN formula only at your hotel, and not for the actual transporting.
On the other hand, HPN solutions almost always require refrigeration. To get around this obstacle, you might consider bringing the components of your solution in separate containers (i.e. fluids, lipids, additives, and vitamins). When they aren't mixed together, they don't need to be refrigerated. Of course this means you will have to mix them yourself before hooking up. Before you plan on taking this route, talk to your physician and home care company to be sure this is a possibility for you. (HPN consumers can also ask their physicians about the possibility of using a premixed PN solution that does not have to be refrigerated.)
6. Network with Other Travelers
Whether you are planning your first trip on homePEN, or your first trip overseas, it's a good idea to call a consumer who has experience traveling with HPEN. The volunteers listed in the chart below have happily provided helpful tips and stories to Oley members over the years. Feel free to call on them for advice concerning your next trip. These volunteers should not be contacted for solicitation, marketing or research purposes. Bon Voyage!
Oley Consumers with Significant Travel Experience
Felice Austin (parent) HPN (702) 435-6007 email@example.com
Terry Edwards* HEN (604) 788-7953 firstname.lastname@example.com
Rick Davis* HEN (904) 710-9159 email@example.com
Barbara Klingler HPN (321) 724-4566 firstname.lastname@example.com
Rose Hoelle HPN# (856) 423-4885 email@example.com
HPN = Have traveled with HPN (IV
HEN = Have traveled with HEN (tube feeding)
HPEN = Have traveled with both HPN and HEN
* indicates international travel experience
# indicates experience in traveling with wheelchair
7. Medical Air Transport Services
8. If you are flying on a US commercial airline,
review security information/restrictions from the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
Questions or Issues with Screenings? Contact the TSA disability office at least 72 hours prior to travel.
- Email email@example.com,
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- Click on the links below or visit TSA Disability and Medical Condition Information page
TSA Travel Tips (5/21/14)
Airport Screening - TSA Preê Option (10/5/15)
TSA Tips for Traveling with Medication (9/26/13)
Screening for Passengers Requiring Special Assistance (6/2013)
Travelers with Disabilities and Medical Conditions (4/2013)
TSA officers in Westchester focus on special needs (3/2013)
Navigating Security (TSA) When Traveling (3/2013)
Easing Your Trip through Airport Security (8/2012)
Screening for Passengers Who Require Medically Necessary Liquids (8/2012)
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Getting Ready to Fly? (12/2011)
Air Travel Security: Advocating on your Behalf (12/2010)
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Our learned ancient Astrologers first classified the effects of signs on the life of the native and classified the zodiac in 12 parts consisting of 30 each. They further divided the zodiac into 27 parts each consisting of 1 3°20 (360/27) and called it Nakshatra or constellation. The difference between Rashi and Nakshatra is that a Rashi is of 30 degrees duration each whereas a Nakshatra consists of 13 degrees 20 minutes each.
It means Nakshatra is only a part of the Rashi. Each Rashi is owned by a planet. The nature and effects of signs or Rashis are expressed in accordance with the nature and effects of planets owning these Rashis. Similarly, constellations were also allotted their lords in accordance with their nature and effects. It means that a particular constellation has the characteristics of its lord (planet).
Each constellation (Nakshatra) was named after the name of the star nearer to that constellation/Nakshatra (point of division of zodiac in 27 parts).
Each constellation consists of 13 degrees 20 minutes of arc and each one has been further divided into four quarters (Pada or Charan) of 03 degrees 20 minutes each.
Thus there are 108 quarters of 3 degrees and 20 minutes each (27*4) of all the 27 Nakshatras and group of 9 quarters have been allotted to each sign (108/12).
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Out of 3O degrees of a sign, 13 degrees and 20 minutes of a sign is owned by one Nakshatra and next 13 degrees and 20 minutes is owned by next Nakshatra in cyclic order as given in the table in next page and the left over balance of 3°20 is Owned by following Nakshatra.
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Rangers CEO Chuck Greenberg said during a conference call Tuesday morning that after the team laid out its menu of contract offers to Cliff Lee, the team was given a counter offer that Lee's agent said his client would sign.
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"There was a point at which we were told 'if you do x, we'll sign'," Greenberg said. "Though we had been aggressive in pursuing him, that was beyond what we felt comfortable with, particularly in terms of years."
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WHERE: Duwamish Longhouse & Cultural Center
Tour the Duwamish Longhouse with Chief Seattle's Great-Great-Great-Grand Niece. Cecile Hansen, Duwamish Tribal Chairwoman, will share her personal experiences as the leader of Chief Seattle's Duwamish Tribe. Also enjoy the exhibit areas & art gallery. Museum Week 2 for 1 special. $3 for admission for 2 people. Free parking.
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Corporal punishment in schools remains a controversial topic across the state and is still practiced in most parts of Eastern Kentucky.
It's this type of "board" of education that can cause fear in a school's faculty, anger in a parent, and leave a true impression on a student. It's corporal punishment, the legal paddling of misbehaving students in Kentucky schools that ultimately is up to the discretion of each individual school district to allow or disallow.
A generation ago, many Eastern Kentucky students can most likely remember receiving physical punishment for things they did wrong, but safety officials say that in today's legally and politically correct world, it's quite a different story.
"Be honest with you, it's not used a lot. It's kind of a last resort," said Perry County School Superintendent John Paul Amis.
"There seems to be a real appetite to prosecute principals and teachers for engaging in corporal punishment," said Criminal Defense Lawyer Ned Pillersdorf.
And while many school districts across the state began to shy away from paddling in recent years and focus on suspensions and detentions, many in Eastern Kentucky have maintained the corporal punishment option.
"You do have, at least in this area, some parents that recommend you use that type of punishment against their child," Amis said.
Permission from a parent is required for a paddling in most districts which is done by a principal and a witness.
The Kentucky Center for School Safety says that roughly 50 out of the 175 school districts in the states still practice corporal punishment.


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hi folks,
i'm just pricing up a thorn sherpa build at the moment.
i'm a little stuck. i don't know alot about cranksets.
i've no manufacturer preferences to be honest, but i am looking for a quality product at an affordable price!
looking at the shimano website they have:
1- deore xt (fc-m760 or fc-m761)
2- deore lx (fc-m580 or fc-m581)
3- deore (fc-m530L or fc-m530S)
can anyone give me more focus as regards what one would be suitable for my touring needs? i won't be (intentionally) jumping from heights, or putting the bike through anything other than loaded touring. so with that in mind can someone explain the differences between the above crank sets?
do crank sets generally come with the bottom bracket or is that a separate purchase?
can anyone recommend a crank set, either shimano or other?
I also need a bit of education regarding the crank length, 170mm/175mm etc etc


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Remember, a Pet for Christmas is a Commitment as an Owner
It the Christmas season and people are out purchasing gifts for loved ones and many will get a pet for their kids this holiday. It's a wonderful gift, but it is also a gift that will be yours for life. They need love, food, water, shelter and from time to time medical attention. When giving a pet for Christmas remember this is a long term venture .


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her name was charlotte except you kept calling her chatroulette and yelling at her to show you her boobs
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her name was charlotte except you kept calling her chatroulette and yelling at her to show you her boobs
I'd say this is worse than that time when I realized that my favorite bath toy growing up was my Mom's douche bottle.
I just ate a whole bag of celery instead of getting up to get a glass of water. That high.
Since when does a beard not count as proof of age at the liquor store?
I just sneezed alcohol in a candle and started a fire.
Currently bar hopping with 30 Navy SEALS. I know i'm safe but damn its hard to pick up chicks when you feel like a big pussy.
she moaned out jack bauer's name while i was banging her...
Do I have a sign around my neck that says "SWM desperately seeking ultra-plus-size woman that likes everything I do"? I swear they're organized
No, but you do have a sign around your neck that says "Free cupcakes."
Either seal the deal or get out of the room, I don't want to hide in this closet anymore
My own mom unfriended me on Facebook.
I'm sitting in class drinking a forty out of a paper bag. No ones said anything yet. I think my professor is trying to ignore me. Better start yelling louder.
Dude apparently i ran into the middle of a half marathon last night and some how won
Drunk on an escalator. I fell like 15 flights of stairs without actually moving more than 5 feet.
At the bar dressed as a taco. not a typo. Come down.
you kept running around the room with a flask shouting "so much room for activities!" then someone tripped you and you passed out
the fucking easter bunny is here. he just made 3 cups in a row. no one knows who he is..
alright she left, finally time to fart up the room
He kept saying the best defense against a lion is to punch it in the throat.
stranger just walked up to the fridge at the party, took the hawaiin punch out, drank it straight from the bottle, looked at everyone who stared in awe and said "im fucking thirsty" and put it back.
Some guy said that sham wows were the same as regular shammys. needless to say you had to be restrained. you kept trying to 'slap chop' him.
the EMT asked how you broke your nose and you said, "you know, the usual wear and tear."
I'm at the airport and there's a guy wearing all camoflash to go hunting .. Should I bump in to him and say woahh sorry didn't see you there?
All she gave me for breakfast was raw toast. How can she expect me to eat raw toast?
She didn't know my name but she knew I was Canadian so she just called me Canada. It sounded like the national anthem when we were fucking.
i just got a Mexican deported. not sure how to feel.
Come with me and I'll find you a girl. What's your type?
You tried to wear your Jesus costume into Family Christian stores and say it was a book signing.
remember what we learned. dont lure girls w/ food at the bar. u dont want those ones
I was looking at some smoking pipes on amazon the other day and realized that work people could look at my history and do a drug test. So I immediately started looking at Sherlock Holmes hats.
you were convinced that if all her tampons were gone her period would stop, so you started eating them.
you wouldn't stop saying "oil can" in the tin man voice until I gave you back your flask
I'm driving in the middle of nowhere, and I just saw a stuffed Barney hanging from a noose on a tree. Maybe I should turn around.
you got so mad from losing a game of beerpong that you went into another room by yourself and practiced for an hour and a half.
Omg. In the pub, there's a guy shouting at the olympic channel 'yeah! Kill that motherfucker!' we're watching figure skating.
I'm half bulimic - I binge but forget to purge
u know what's depressing? a picture of an owl without a graduation cap
I can only speak casual parseltoungue, im not bad though. just the general, "wheres the bathroom?" "open the chamber of secrets" that type of stuff
We walked through the hotel lobby in slow-mo taking huge steps because we were astronauts, and astronauts obviously can't be drunk.
I just added her as a friend on Facebook. I met her 5 minutes ago and there are already more than 50 pics of me uploaded... from other nights.
normally I beat off every night before I go to bed even though my little brother sleeps in the same room. So I was starting to last night, and he jumped out of bed and said "Fuck, Im not listening to this shit again" We havent talked since. fuck me
just so you know, the whole club saw your tits last night. and booed.
He ate me out and then left in a hurry and shouted "Sorry to dine and dash" as he left my house
just woke up in the beanbag bin at walmart
i don't remember it, but i know we had sex because my stuffed animals were facing the wall
Dude im not sure whos apartment i woke up in but i just showered here and their shampoo in phenomenal
did all my christmas shopping this morning at 4am drunk. never went to sleep. i was walking home drunk last night when i passed a target and saw 3 kids having a dance off. had to join. somehow they convinced me to go shoopping with them. i bought 4 disco balls and a lava lamp.
After you pregamed and were plastered you saw the cop was parked illegally so you gave him a citizens arrest
I decided it would be a good time to smoke on one of my deliveries but then I got the munchies and ate a piece of the pizza I was freaking out so I told him it was our new pacman pizza
I got us kicked out of the bar because the waitress found me in the kitchen trying to make spaghetti
Assholes at mcdonalds drive through wouldn't serve us last night even though we said we were on small motorcycles that were to small for them to see and weren't heavy enough for the sensors. We made noises and everything.
Thank you for holding my vodka while the police let me ride their horse.
I have two black x marks on my hands.
Yep you got cut off last night after a stripper bent over in front of you and you screamed very loudly 'I can see your soul from here'
I don't know where I am but the food in the fridge is awesome.
after he passed out we removed everything electronic from his room, stuck in some old books and an ancient typewriter from goodwill. for 20 min. we had him convinced he'd drunk himself backward in time.
Answer the phone when I call you in a second. Just got pulled over for getting road head, going to secretly put you on speaker phone, this should be good
I just punched cris angel in the balls. I have photos.
o shit let me call u back theres a hamburger in my pocket
so the guy behind me in court for my DUI hearing got a DUI on a lawnmower at 1AM...he is my new hero
i just sat at a stop sign for 10 minutes waiting for it to turn green. i need to STOP SMOKING THIS SHIT.
im stripping for him via video chat, but the sound is turned off cause his students are taking a test
so I told him I hadn't been laid since Bush was president. Right after he cums, he says "Welcome to the Obama Administration".
hey this is lauren, i have to type for jon because he's convinced the tongs he's holding are his real hands
I asked a girl to buy her a drink, she had I have a boyfriend, so I said, well i have a goldfish, she said what? I replied, oh I'm sorry I thought we were talking about shit that doesnt matter.
This is a mass text. Does anyone know where I am?
so I was just driving high and I stopped to let a pinecone cross the road because I thought it was a hedgehog.
A horse told me not to drive home last night. I think there was a cop on top of it.
swears the blind dude on this train is faking. Every day he stumbles and falls into a different girl's lap and then has to grab her tits to steady himself.
halfway through eating me out he goes 'oh that reminds me i have to buy fish for good friday'
I met a girl last nite that charged by the inch. i didnt have enough money but i figured shed be a good deal for u
I get free beer too. Its called a vagina and its accepted everywhere like visa
sometimes i think i'm bisexual but then i realize the only girl i'm attracted to is myself.
so i did it. i barked while i was ejaculating. not a word was said by either of us afterwards.
I passed out in the cab. Woke up to the cabby yelling SIR SIR WE ARE AT THE TRAIN STATION!! SIRRRR!!
Note to self: When getting ready to leave with a kid in a wheelchair don't say Let's roll
Should I go home with him even though I know my Run DMC undies have skid marks on them?
fuck you guys, stop putting fake babies in my car the cops came again.
I told you I was good to drive
dumbass I drove... you sat in the passengers seat and steered with a paper plate
Let's start a violent farting gang. We can do walkbys.
I have been standing totally still for the past 6 minutes because I was convinced my foot was tied to the ground. It turns out it was a string of hair strewn across my foot
At McDonald's last night the guy gave you the wrong kind of McFlurry, so you screamed at him, "YOU MCFUCKED UP."
I almost got runover on the sidewalk by a car but wen it got closer it was a crackhead walking with the whole front of a car... bumper, lights and all... I love New York.
Last night i stole a disco ball from a frat house by pretending i was pregnant.
We just stood on the porch wondering how you managed to puke up a whole piece of bologna
I seriously need 2 stop fake jacking off in peoples faces at work...the I.T. Guy just showed me the security surveillance tapes.
This old guy in denny's is sitting alone and he is looking at us and laughing for no reason
Their employee restroom was locked what kind of customer service is that
last night i was so high that when a homeless person asked me for a dollar, i responded: dolla dolla bill ya'll.
So i guess my mom went into the kitchen and asked me why i was making mac and cheese at 4 in the morning and apparently i yelled at her to "get the fuck back bitch you don't know my life"
If a fat man falls in the shower and nobody is in the apartment, does his pride still hurt? Answer: yes


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Bunky's Catering proudly offers local, sustainable, made-from-scratch menus! What does this mean for you and your guests? It means that all our dishes are created around what's available locally and seasonally, because everything we make is made to order, and completely homemade.
We are happy to offer many choices for guests who may have different food allergies. We offer full gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian menus!
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The Morgan Chapter of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers honored the annual winners of the Pioneer Essay Contest at their March 24 monthly meeting. First place went to Peter Christensen, son of Clint and Teri Christensen; second place went to Heather McMillan, daughter of Scott and Cyndi McMillan; third place went to Dillon Petty, son of William and Kelli Petty. Each of the participants received a cash prize.
The guest speaker for the event was Richard Bohman. Bohman has served five LDS missions during his lifetime. Four of these were with his wife, Connie. These four came after he was released from the Morgan Stake Presidency.
When he was 19 year old, Bohman was assigned to serve in Vera Cruz, Mexico. He remembers being sent to a small city called Minatilan. The Elders took him to a train station, helped him buy a ticket, and said, "Good luck." He spoke no Spanish at the time. The announcer at the station could not be understood. So Richard found a small boy whose ticket read the same as his. He sat by the boy and travelled just as far as he did, and then he got off.
When he arrived in Minatilan, there were only about 40 church members. Today there are six stakes. Bohman testified that he knows the Lord personally is involved with our very smallest assignments. While on his mission he was assigned with a blind companion. This so inspired him that he spent the rest of his life working with the blind.
While working with his wife at the Conference Center in Salt Lake City, he was assigned to show groups through the Center. One day he took five groups through, all of them Spanish speakers. At the end of the day he asked the coordinator, "How many Spanish groups came through today?" The coordinator answered, "Five." He asked us, "What are the chances of all five coming to me? It was truly random, but the Lord knew who needed to take what groups through that day."
While serving in the Figi Suva Mission, Bohman was out contacting people. He came to a man's home that was not filled with a welcoming spirit. In fact the man refused even to give him a bite to eat. In Figi that is a great insult. "If you don't get fed, you know that they are really mad at you." But he delivered Christ's message to the man and invited him to come to church the next Sunday. The man came. "You know," said the man, "I was really angry with you. Why did you stay and offer your message?"
"I stayed because I knew that you needed the message. You were angry and had left the Church, but the Lord knew you had a good heart." The man stayed active.
Bohman also spoke of a beautiful young woman named Vanessa. She wasn't able to go on a mission because she had accepted a scholarship from the government and needed to give time back to the country. She spoke five languages. The Lord needed her. Brother Bohman arranged with the government to allow her to be called. They allowed it and they also allowed her mission time to count against her debt to them.
Vanessa was a brilliant missionary. Because of her skill in languages, she was able to teach a multitude of people from several countries. Again, "The Lord knows who he needs and where he needs them."
Bohman came in contact with a missionary who had contracted severe cellulites. The infection was so bad that it came into his eye. The doctor ordered a dose of penicillin, but there were only two doses on the island. They didn't want to use it on a missionary. The infection became so bad that it nearly caused a loss of sight. Miraculously the young missionary was sent to Suva, where he came into contact with a young American doctor who had come to the islands on a five-year internship. His specialty was eye surgery. He was able to save the young man's eye. "Is it a coincidence that this young doctor was there at that time? Hardly," Bohman said.
Bohman and his wife had many, many such experiences. While working at the Church Office Building in Salt Lake City, they were asked by a mission president to find a couple who spoke Mandarin, Cantonese and English. Such a combination is almost impossible to find. Yet, within a week, two couples randomly applied. "A miracle, you say! Yes it was! This is just a small sample of how the Lord takes personal care of his work."
Bohman told of many such experiences. He challenged the group. "I double dare you to put in your (mission) papers and let the Lord decide where He needs you!"


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November 28, 2015
WASHINGTON - Vice President Joe Biden says even if he can't do everything he wants to combat gun violence, doing something is still better than doing nothing.
He met Wednesday with representatives of victims of gun violence and gun safety groups -- part of a series of meetings he's holding this week in an effort to reach agreement on proposals to curb gun violence.
He told participants that he and President Barack Obama are determined to act.
Participants included the Brady Campaign to End Gun Violence and groups from Arizona, Illinois and Wisconsin. Also present were two survivors of the Virginia Tech shooting.
Obama has asked Biden to deliver policy proposal by the end of the month.
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|Monday, 07 July 2008
I have reorganised the site so that it is easier to access and print the introductions to the translations on this site. I delayed doing this until I had sufficient numbers of introductions to justify creating a new section devoted entirely to them.
You can see that I have created a new link on the Main Menu called "Introductions to translations on this site". This takes you to the alphabetical list of introductions, with links to the introductions themselves. From there, you can print the file, or email it or pdf it, using the little icons at the top right-hand corner beside the heading.
I have removed the text of the introductions from the bottom of the translations.
There are about six translations that do not have introductions or any links to introductory material. These are my next priority. I will focus now on writing introductions for them. In particular, these include Garden of Justice, Surah of Sacrifice, Surah of Sorrows, Surah of the Almighty, and Tablet of Joseph. If you would like to help out and feel able to write an introduction for the site, let me know.
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The Haiti Short Term Missions Team returned safely from Haiti Wednesday night. They were helping with the "Hearts for Haiti" project which is building homes for those that lost theirs in the earthquake.
The team members from our church are: Dave, Gail & Kelsey Wiebe, Kevin Lachnit, Pat Freeman, Catherine Stallwood, Phil and Barb Henderson, Richard and Nelly Beldman. Broc and Ashley Wiebe are going with the next team from 'The Well'. They would like to thank you for your prayers while they away.
Take a look back at the team's blog to see the events of the trip.
Please continue to pray for Broc and Ashley Wiebe who left Feb 14th for Haiti with a team from The Well and will be there for 2 weeks.


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Self Contained Holiday Cottages
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Kepler Mountain View
130 Hillside Manapouri Road
Manapouri, Fiordland 9643
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Ray and Jessie of Kepler Mountain View offer well appointed quality modern accommodation in 3 self contained holiday cottages located at Lake Manapouri, the gateway to Fiordland National Park, one of the worlds largest World Heritage Parks.
Kepler Mountain View Cottages at Lake Manapouri have stunning views of the Kepler, Hunter and Takitimu Mountains and are the perfect places to base yourself while visiting the world renown Milford and Doubtful Sounds and exploring Fiordland.
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Kepler Mountain View is a 5 acre livestyle property at Lake Manapouri along the Southern Scenic Route on the fringe of the Manapouri township. We have a small Alpaca herd with 4 female cria (baby alpacas ) who arrived in January & February this year. Guests staying at our Motu-au Close Cottages are welcome to come along to our Kepler Mountain View property to visit our alpacas.
We card and felt our own alpaca wool, examples are shown on our Alpaca page and available for sale.
At Kepler Mountain View our water supply is fresh Fiordland rainwater which has no need for chemical processing. Enjoy drinking and showering in Fiordlands pure rain water. All our properties are all fully insulated and constructed from renewable resources. We are carbon positive with a 25 hectare forestry block planted in 1995 which off sets our own carbon footprint. We use a professional cleaner in all our cottages to ensure the properties are presented to a high consistant standard, our cleaner uses eco friendly cleaning products.
Your hosts, Jessie and Ray are both involved in working in Fiordland National Park and can help you with planning your trip to maximise your time while exploring Fiordland National Park and the surrounding Te Anau Basin.
Lake Manapouri is a scenic 10 to 15 minute drive from Te Anau.
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130 Hillside Manapouri Road
Manapouri 9643
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This is great! I love how the hourglasses see themselves as helping people to grow and prove their House the best. I especially like how there's no gloating after the students' House wins and they have to go back and keep working for the honor. (Maybe that's the Slytherins problem, they gloat too much instead of working.) I really liked this.
Author's Response: Thank you so much for writing a review. I think there are enough ideas in this poem that everyone can pick his favorite. I particularly like the part that reminds us there's a certain amount of luck in how things turn out, and that after bad times, things can get better.
Wow! Very nice. I love the advice at the end. One shouldn't focus on prizes, because doing good is its own reward. I think the world in general needs to hear this advice daily. :) Thank you for a lesson learned, Vicky.
Author's Response: Oh thank you for writing a review. (Poetry doesn't get a lot of reviews.) I think that the lesson is one that we appreciate more in adulthood than we did in childhood, when we still responded very positively to rewards and bribes ("If you are good, I will read you a story.")


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How Canal Stenosis Symptoms are Diagnosed and Treated
Spinal canal stenosis and related symptoms occur when the spinal canal becomes constricted and neural tissue is compressed. The condition typically occurs with aging and is unavoidable. Most spinal stenosis is completely asymptomatic; only when stenotic areas apply pressure to the spinal cord and/or nerve roots do symptoms develop. Spinal stenosis, when symptomatic, affects the neck and back more than the thoracic region of the vertebral column. Development of symptomatic spinal stenosis can be hastened by a number of spinal conditions, including osteoarthritis, bone spurs and herniated discs.
Canal stenosis symptoms
Patients only experience the symptoms of spinal canal stenosis when the nerves in the spine become impinged due to the narrowing of the canal. The symptoms of this condition can vary depending on its location:
- Cervical spinal canal stenosis – Patients with spinal stenosis in the cervical (neck) region of the spine typically experience weakness, numbness and pain in the head, neck, upper back, shoulders and arms. In extreme cases, spinal cord demyelination can occur. In this case, symptoms may be profound, affecting balance and other vital functions.
- Thoracic spinal stenosis – This rare condition occurs in the middle of the back, also called the thoracic region. Pain may be felt in the back, ribs, internal organs or the abdomen.
- Lumbar spinal stenosis – Occurring in the lumbar (or lower back) region of the spine, this condition usually presents with pain in the lower back. Some patients also experience pain, numbness and weakness in the hips, buttocks, legs and feet.
Canal stenosis treatments
Many patients experience relief from their spinal canal stenosis symptoms with the use of conservative treatments. These non-surgical therapies include pain medications, hot and/or cold therapy, bed rest and corticosteroid injections. Some patients also are able to relieve their pain and discomfort through the use of alternative therapies like acupuncture and chiropractic manipulation. Patients whose symptoms fail to respond to these conservative and/or alternative therapies may consider surgery to alleviate their pain. The procedures performed at Laser Spine Institute have helped many patients find relief from spinal stenosis. Contact Laser Spine Institute for a review of your CT scan or MRI or to learn more about our minimally invasive procedures.