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Beginning to plan for a trip to Alaska in 2015 to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary. Am looking for opinions on whether to go it alone or join a caravan. Also, if the answer is caravan, opinions on Fantasy tours vs Adventure Caravans.
Alaska Trip In 2015
Posted 28 December 2013 - 11:32 PM
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Posted 29 December 2013 - 09:24 AM
We went on the 60 day Fantasy caravan tour this summer - greatly exceeded all our expectations !! Both the Wagon Master and Tail Gunner went above and beyond all our expectations - In my opinion, the only way to enjoy AK and western Canada is by caravan - not only do you enjoy tours you may not do by yourselves, but as an added bonus, you now have close friends you didn't have at the beginning of the trip - Send me a PM for more details if you want - can't say enought about Fantasy !!
Money and time well spent !!
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Posted 29 December 2013 - 09:26 AM
We went with one other couple and had a very good experience. We could travel at our own pace and spend as much time as we wanted seeing or doing what we wanted. If I do it again I would do it the same way.
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Posted 29 December 2013 - 09:17 PM
We traveled to Alaska on a 60 day caravan with Adventure Caravans in 2012. The trip far exceeded our expectations. The itinerary allowed enough free time so that we could do what we wanted. The pace was just right. We saw many attractions that I would not have stopped for if we traveled by ourselves. We made lasting friendships that were a bonus. Likely we will travel by caravan again in the near futue. I hope that this helps!
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Posted 31 December 2013 - 04:34 PM
We went on the 60 day Fantasy caravan tour this summer - greatly exceeded all our expectations !! Both the Wagon Master and Tail Gunner went above and beyond all our expectations - In my opinion, the only way to enjoy AK and western Canada is by caravan - not only do you enjoy tours you may not do by yourselves, but as an added bonus, you now have close friends you didn't have at the beginning of the trip - Send me a PM for more details if you want - can't say enought about Fantasy !!
Money and time well spent !!
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Posted 06 November 2014 - 05:04 PM
We are beginning plans for a 2015 trip from So. CA to Alaska and don't know if we want to go it alone or join a small group (not a caravan.) Would love to hear from anyone who made the trip in 2014 or planning for 2015. We have a 34' gas National Dolphin class A, tow = 2007 Jeep Liberty. Suggestions on campgrounds, things not to miss, mishaps, things to be aware of, etc. Thank you!
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Posted 06 November 2014 - 11:14 PM
Jeff, We travel on our own with no one to speed us up or slow us down. When you hit the Yukon you will want to go slow and have a stone shield in front of your Jeep and a blanket across it's windshield. There will be a lot of chip sealing going on so if you can keep the windows closed tight and put a filter on the A/C inlet you can keep most of the dirt outside.
Depending on the size of your engine air filter you may have to replace it when you get to Alaska and again when you get home. So much for Canadian road construction expect some damage. I got a busted windshield from a construction dump truck carrying rocks flying from the opposite direction.
We still had a great time but if we were to do it again, we would fly there and rent a RV from http://www.greatalaskanholidays.com/
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Posted 07 November 2014 - 05:45 AM
Your dead on, fly and rent, then take the ferry or a cruise back south!!!
The second mouse, gets the cheese!
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Posted 07 November 2014 - 10:14 AM
There is an Alaskan cruise, train adventure and may be a great adventure also. I have to look it up for I don't remember who does this.
edit: here it is. http://www.princess....alaska-cruises/
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Posted 27 December 2014 - 11:23 PM
Thanks for your responses and tips. We have been on an inside passage cruise to Alaska and loved it, but really want to travel there by motorhome so as to see some of Canada too. We've decided to forge ahead with our plans to go it alone! Planning is half the fun. Would still love to hear from all of you who have driven there and any and all suggestions welcome!
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Posted 28 December 2014 - 01:41 AM
We made the trip to Alaska in 2012 with a caravan. For us that worked well but if we were to go back now we would "do our own planning". There is so much to see in Canada and Alaska. I would start planning by ordering the Alaska Milepost.
If you feel that you must see the Top of The World Highway, be prepared to take it really, really slow.
For us, the really enjoyable stops were Banff National Park in Alberta (along with Lake Louise), Athabaska Glacier and Athabaska Falls, Denali National Park, Skagway, AK, Valdez, AK, Homer, AK (for the halibut fishing), Dawson City, Yukon and the Yukon River. Shouldn't forget Tok, AK - interesting campground and a great restaurant within walking distance.
Do not expect rv parks to compare to those in the lower 48 - no concrete pads, spaces are tighter, etc.
We traveled several thousand miles on our trip and the only damage to our coach was a mirror broken going through US Customs on the way into Skagway (a steel post on each side of the entrance with a slight break back to the left - 3 coaches in our caravan lost mirrors and at least 3 fifth wheels had to back up a couple of times to make through. And we got a chip in our windshield - on Interstate 25 in Montana after we got back.
Frost heaves on the highways in both Canada and Alaska were well marked when we were there. Just slow down and take your time. And we found worse roads in parts of Montana and Oklahoma.
I won't go into any great detail here but if you have questions, send me an email and I will try to answer with what I know.
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Posted 28 December 2014 - 03:19 PM
I'm with Ray & Hana with heavy precaution! We traveled to AK 2014 with our diesel pusher and lost the engine do to what was diagnosed as "dusted the engine". This occurred in the Yukon 200 miles south of Whitehorse on our way home to the mid West. We also lost the windshield do to the rocks being thrown up from the chip seal road beds. We did have a shield protecting the car but his suggestion of a protective cover is vital if you care for your tow vehicle.
After being at Inland Kenworth of Whitehorse for 3 weeks waiting for the new engine to arrive we were told of all the horror stories that happen to coaches year after year. They also made a recommendation to fly into Whitehorse and rent a motor home then drive to AK. I wish someone would have given me that advice Pryor to our misfortune.
If do do however decide to drive there I would go it alone and take my time. Carry extra air filter and change it along the way. Lot cheaper than my $28k mishap.
Good luck!!
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Posted 24 January 2015 - 02:53 PM
We had been planning FMCA rally Madison, WI., this summer, but, diesel is on sale about 33% off now. So instead of Madison we are seriously considering Alaska this summer. We are always happy when we can make any purchase on sale, so how fuel is on sale and we think it's best to buy all we can at these prices by enjoying longer cheaper trips. Summer 2016, diesel may not be on sale and will then stay inside lower 48.
Had been doing a lot of planning to spend about 6 weeks before and after WI rally. Have shelved that planning and already obtained a Milepost, Alaska travel info, Yukon info, BC info, etc. Now busy Alaska planning our routes and stops, side trips and activities. We will travel alone, as I did enough convoy's in the Army. We want to stop and go on our schedule and feel we will be able to do what interest us instead of what interest part of a crowd.
We will greatly miss the WI rally, we had so much fun at Perry in 2014. Hopefully a 2016 rally will be in a location of interest to us.
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Berry and Karen
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Posted 24 January 2015 - 05:54 PM
We traveled on our own, we took a month to get through BC and Yukon. We enjoyed the trip at our own pace. We left the lower 48 on Memorial Day and returned on Labor Day. Among our highlights were driving the toad from Dawson City to Inuvik, into the Arctic Circle and to the Arctic Ocean. We drove the Top of the World Highway and didn't find it that intimidating. We took a flight to Barrow, AK from Fairbanks and had a campsite looking out on Resurrection Bay at Seward. We enjoyed staying several days at Kennecott in Wrangell - St. Elias National Park. We stayed two weeks in Fairbanks and explored that area thoroughly, two weeks in Anchorage, a week in the Denali area and a week in the Kenai Peninsula. We spent a night on a parking lot at the toe of the Matanuska Glacier listening to the ice grind and pop. The next morning we walked onto the glacier and enjoyed looking at the various features (be careful, very careful). On our way south we stopped at Stewart/Hyder and enjoyed the bears dining on salmon. We saw the northern lights in Yukon as we were leaving in late August. There are so many things to see that it is hard to do justice to Alaska in the short time we were there.
We had no damage to our coach or toad. We had a cover for the toad that covered the hood and windshield plus the Roadmaster Guardian to keep the rocks off the toad. We also got a bra for the coach. Both covers came from the Coastline Cover Company and we had them installed on site on our way north through California. Drive responsibly, don't get in a hurry. It is a long distance and if you don't allow plenty of time you will have to choose between sightseeing and just getting there. I would rent as mentioned above if you are worried about the trip. Our experience has me convinced to take our own coach next time. I like sleeping in my own bed and having all my stuff with me makes the trip like living in these places instead of being on vacation. How much stuff can you take with you on an airplane flight? You will want some warm weather clothes and plenty of cool to cold weather clothes, cameras, binoculars, hiking gear, fishing gear, who knows what else. BC and Yukon are a good part of the fun of the trip. You'll miss out on some great things to see if you don't see them on the way.
Our next trip to Alaska is likely going to be 2016 and we plan to put the coach on the ferry to make stops on the inside passage as we go north. Then we'll drive the highway for the return trip home. This summer we have Newfoundland on our itinerary.
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Posted 19 February 2015 - 10:14 PM
Hello from Oceanside,
We made the trip to Alaska about 4.5 years ago. We decided to go it alone. What an adventure! Loved the freedom to do what we wanted. The Milepost is a must. Great information. One mistake we made was to make reservations. When we go back we won't be making any reservations. There is always a place to stay. However, if you are planning on camping in Denali I would make reservations. We stayed in the Park and the campground was full. So glad we had reservations. I want to go back. But there are so many other places to see.
Jeff and Anita
Oceanside, CA
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Posted 27 October 2015 - 07:36 PM
We went on the Fantasy Premier tour to Alaska last summer. Big, big mistake! (there is another thread describing a similar experience to the one we had, except I think ours was worse - wish I had seen it before we booked our trip). We would have been better to buy the Milepost book and go on our own. We would have saved thousands of dollars, seen the same sights and had a much better experience.
If you are considering taking the trip, by all means go, the Milepost gives excellent directions, and has several "pre-planned" routes. The scenery is unbelievable. If your coach is in good working order, and you take care of routine maintenance you should be fine.
Be aware that driving in the far north is not like the lower 48. The main highways are more like secondary roads in the lower 48, lots of frost heaves, and often no lines painted on the roads. Most of the time, there is very little traffic, so as long as your watch your speed, you can maneuver around and through the heaves. Road construction is a given, a road that may be paved one week, may be dirt the next. As for speed, except for Anchorage I don't think we went over 50 mph for the entire trip. Word of advice, go slow, take your time, see the sights, watch the wildlife (there is a lot of it) and enjoy the experience. If you are in a small group or by your self there are lots of places to dry camp along the highways. Sometimes 100 miles is a full day of driving.
Oh yes and did I say go slow? All the damages to motorhomes we saw were due to driving to fast. A moose makes a big mess of the front of your motorhome when you hit it. If you hit the frost heaves too fast, your suspension will regret it, not to mention your cabinets.
I would agree with the above post about reservations, other than Denali and possible Homer, don't worry. And don't be afraid to dry camp along the road, some of the spots we passed were much nicer than many of the campgrounds we stayed at.
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he was a lot better when he rapped only with artists on the west coast (with the exception of lil jon), and his older records (anything before tha last meal) are way better than the stuff he has today.
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Rod Saboury is used to making cars go fast, but his latest project tops them all. Taking seven years to build, the 1963 Corvette is a show car, street car and race car all rolled into one fiberglass body. And boy does this Corvette roll. During last summer's Super Chevy show at Summit Motor Sports Park in Norwalk, Ohio, the 2,400 horsepower Sting Ray launched from zero to 60 mph in 1 second and crossed the quarter-mile mark in 6.95 seconds at 210.54 mph.
The '63 is powered by a small-block Chevy V8 built by Moran Engines. Twin turbochargers boost the horsepower to 2,400 while 22-inch tires keep the Split-Window firmly planted to the pavement.
The Corvette is fully street legal and meets all the requirements to be registered for driving on the street. Creature comforts include power windows and cup holders. Street tires provide plenty of grip and Rod claims the car gets 10 miles to the gallon while running on pump gas.
People compare the twin-turbo Corvette with a jet being catapulted off an aircraft carrier. The Corvette is built for extreme acceleration. For his runs at the strip, Rod takes off in first gear which lifts the front tires off the track. He shifts into second gear at 8,200 RPM. Finishing a run at 210 MPH means the Corvette requires a half mile of breaking distance to stop. Twin parachutes mounted on the back to help slow the Corvette. The chutes create negative g-forces which Rod compares to slamming into a brick wall when they are deployed.
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I'd post this over on the IUD group as you'll probably get more info. and answers there and it's a lot more fast moving than this group. HTH!
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I had the IUD since my baby was 2 months old (now she is 16 months old), for more than a year and not complaint at all.
It was very painful when they put it in and I had a cramps for a couple of days but it can be also the fact that my c-section was very recent.
I have more bleeding during my first period but after that everything went back to normal and I even don't remember that I have it.
I am very happy with it. I think it is worth it but like my doctor said, if you don't like the feeling, you can get it remove it.
mine didn't hurt going in...felt like a regular pap smear...but...................
not to discourage, because I have friends that have it and love it...just to prepare you........
I bled for the entire first month I had it (like, lots), and it was annoying that I was bleeding that much, and it didn't show signs of stopping...
Plus I was paranoid about where the strings were, and if they were still there, and in the right place, etc.
My husband couldn't feel anything...so no complaints there...
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woa, woa. it didn't hurt that much...Even if it hurt more than active labor, I would still get it to prevent another pregnancy. LOL. That's all I kept thinking as my insides were turning during the application. I spotted a little. Now, to be honest, I don't even think I have a period, it's so light.
After 2 weeks of getting it, DH didn't even feel it. Oh, I will tell you, if you can't feel strings, go get checked. Luckily, mine were wrapped up in there. You know I took that Plan B until I found out for sure.
So, I love it!! Good luck.
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I don't have one. I don't like the idea of something being placed that I can't remove myself. I am on the NuvaRing and I love it! Can I ask why you are against the ring? I place mine in for 28-30 days then take it out for 7 days. I will have a period on day 3 after removal and it typically only lasts about 3 days. I've only lost 1 during sex & I just popped it back in later (they are good for 3 hrs after removal). I hate having to remember to take a pill every day it doesn't work for me. Maybe try the ring see if you like it, you can always switch if you don't.
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I've had the same one for like 3 years now. I absoultely love it! If it did hurt going in, it wasn't a memorible pain. My man has not complained once about the strings and I haven't had a period since the first month I got it inserted.
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It hurt to put it in and to have it removed. I had it for about a yearh and a half but I had some discomfort during intercourse. I personally did not like it. It had not punctured my uterus but it just felt funny. I then went to try the Nuva Ring for 2 years which I enjoyed a lot more.
Best of luck.
My son was born in Jan 2005 and I had a Paraguard (non-hormone) IUD inserted that April. Well, that sucker sure lasted. I just had it taken out in May (this year) and am now 7 weeks pregnant. And had I chosen to, I could have left it until 2015 - 10 year max implantation life.
You are going to have some pain (uncomfortability) during the insertion and extraction, but no more than having a pap smear. And certainly less painful than labor!
You may have to go back to your doctor to have the "plastic fishing wire" string cut down a bit after implantation. I did because my husband was complaining about being "poked" during sex, but otherwise, it should not cause you any bedroom problems. You will need to check it monthly after your period to make sure that it didn't get discharged. But it is almost a no-brainer and the only time you have real increased bleeding because of it, is right after it is implanted.
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Mar 18 2013, 12:35am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Mexico City, March 18 (IANS/EFE) Spanish musicians are looking to Mexico for opportunities amid the deep economic recession that has hurt music sales and dampened concert attendance in their homeland.
Mexico is a dynamic market that offers Spanish musicians the chance to keep sharing their work with the world and earn a living from their art.
Carlos Garcia, director of planning for the Spanish Music Producers Association, or Promusicae, plans to travel to Mexico and the US in coming days to try to find new markets.
"With the Spanish market having dropped so much, one of the increasingly necessary options is to go outside, both for the groups and their managers, and the music companies," Garcia told EFE in a telephone interview.
Mexico is the No. 3 market for exports of Spanish music, trailing only the European Union and the US, and is the market growing the most in Latin America, the Promusicae official said.
Several concert venues opened in Mexico last year, such as the Auditorio Blackberry, which has a seating capacity of about 4,000, and the Arena Ciudad de Mexico, which holds more than 22,000 people.
Spanish bands Love of Lesbian, Corizonas, Supersubmarina and DJ Dr Bellido will perform in a free event next Tuesday at the Spanish Cultural Center in Mexico City.
The concert was organized by Promusicae to get the bands exposure in the Mexican market.
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A jury was chosen Monday in the murder trial of James Wells, set to begin Tuesday in federal court. Wells faces six charges related to the April 2012 death of two co-workers.
The FBI says James Wells shot and killed two of his co-workers on the Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak in April of 2012, but Wells says he never made it to work because he had to fix a flat tire.
Both sides are expected to give their opening statements about the case Tuesday. Wells doesn't face the death penalty in the case after a decision by federal prosecutors, but has been held without bail while the trial was delayed from its original start date in March.
The defense will argue for the innocence of Wells, who has pleaded not guilty to all six charges he faces in the deaths of Coast Guard Electrician's Mate First Class James Hopkins and retired Chief Boatswain's Mate Richard Belisle. Those charges include two counts each of first-degree murder, murder of a federal employee or officer, and possession and use of a firearm in relation to a crime of violence.
The FBI criminal complaint states the gun used in the murder was never found. Multiple guns were seized from Wells' home in Kodiak following the murder of Hopkins and Belisle, but the state criminologist stated none of the guns were used to kill the men, according to an FBI criminal complaint.
The federal prosecution listed about 80 names of potential witnesses during the jury selection to see if anyone had a relation or contact with the potential witnesses. Only one person indicated they may know one of the potential witnesses.
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Please join NY Musicians Group founder PHIL ROBINSON in celebrating his birthday with the whole community, with a special band performance at legendary rock club Cafe Wha?.
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Public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 69 per day.
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Education & Training
RPRC:NCDHR provides training for community members, students, health professionals, and researchers.
Deaf Strong Hospital »
Deaf Strong Hospital (DSH) is a learning activity created by a group of medical students in September of 1998. First-year medical students are introduced to the Deaf experience by entering into an environment where American Sign Language is the primary language.
Cross-Cultural Competencies »
Cross-Cultural Competencies is required for any RPRC:NCDHR staff member and collaborating investigators who is not already familiar with Deaf Culture. This page provides required articles and other suggested readings for those interested in learning more about Deaf Culture.
Deaf Health Pathway »
Deaf Health Pathways (formerly PAH, MD, Promoting Awareness in Healthcare, Medical and Deaf), is a medical humanities program for University of Rochester medical students interested in Deaf culture, health and American Sign Language. It provides additional courses, electives, activities and projects over the four years of medical school for students.
Human Subjects Research Certification »
Human Subjects Research Certification is a research certification program for understanding the basic principals of research.
Research Education Programs
Rochester Bridges to the Doctorate
Rochester Partnership for Postdoctoral Training
K Awards
* To learn more about what a K18 and K01 award is, click here.
Health Talks
Deaf Health Talks (link to archive)
College Health Talks (link to archive)
Job Opportunity!
NCDHR is seeking another Research Coordinator to join our team. Please see our brief write-up below, which we will be sharing widely this week. The complete job description can be found here (click "all other openings" then sesarch "NCDHR" or "193109").


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Made of Honor
The whole premise of this movie is about a successful man who has many women around, but there's a platonic friend who he doesn't realize he has feelings for until she leaves for a few weeks. She comes back engaged and at that point he realizes he must do what Adam Sandler did in The Wedding Singer. Made of Honor leans more towards cheesy romance flick than comedy, so be prepared if you plan on watching.
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