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South American's know how to entertain the children of dictators.
What about their side trip to Paraguay?
They dropped into Columbia to visit Uncle Escabar.
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What, no pictures?
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Dear Eagles Fans,
The Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders are excited to announce the date of our next Junior Cheerleading Clinic. The dance routines and cheers will be created by Eagles Cheerleaders Choreographer, Suzy Zucker, and the clinic will be instructed by the Eagles Cheerleaders!
This 2 1/2 hour event will take place on Saturday, November 7, 2015. Children ages 5-13 will have the unique opportunity to receive professional cheerleading instruction from Eagles Cheerleaders in preparation for a live performance in front of parents/guardians on the sidelines of Lincoln Financial Field at the end of the clinic!
For $65, your child can have the experience of a lifetime. In addition to instruction from Eagles Cheerleaders, each participant will receive a set of poms, photograph with Eagles Cheerleaders taken and printed on-site, customized gift*, set of trading cards of the entire 2015 Eagles Cheerleaders Squad, opportunity for cheerleader autographs, and a snack!
*Please note: the customized gift will be different fit than the one that was distributed at the September 12th clinic
Based on popularity last year, there will be an area designated just for parents/guardians that prefer to participate in a brief dance work-out instead of watching the instructional part of the clinic, which will also be instructed by Eagles Cheerleaders. This will be offered free of charge.
Please note: In case of inclement weather, the performance will be held inside the SCA Club Lounge.
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The Clinic will be held in the SCA Club Lounge at Lincoln Financial Field. Complimentary parking will be provided in the "L" Lot. From Pattison Ave, turn onto Darien Street and the "L" Lot is the third entrance on your right. There will be signage directing you to this area.
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Three Nights in the Wild Wonder of Denali National Park
Operates: No scheduled departures
Tour Length: 13 Days
Departs From: Madison, WI * Janesville, WI * South Beloit, IL * Rockford, IL
Inside Stateroom (Per Person Double Occupancy) - $4,999.00
Verandah Stateroom (Per Person Double Occupancy) - $5,899.00
Holland America Line's ms Noordam features two outdoor swimming pools, Greenhouse Spa & Salon, Fitness Center, Vista Lounge Showroom, Crows's Nest Lounge, Piano Bar, Casino, Explorations Cafe, Vista Dining Room, Lido Restaurant, 24-hour Room Service, Duty-Free Shops, Internet Cafe.
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Tour Itinerary
Day 1: Fairbanks
❖ Fly to Fairbanks International Airport and transfer to downtown hotel.
Day 2: Denali National Park
❖ Board the Sternwheeler Discover Riverboat for a cruise along the Chena River. Witness a Bush plane landing, dog musher's camp, plus visit an Athabascan Indian Village and discover their native culture. After lunch, climb aboard for a motorcoach trip down to Denali for a leisurely three-night stay.
Day 3: Denali National Park
❖ Travel by park bus deep into Denali National Park on the Tundra Wilderness Tour. This 6-8 hour, fully narrated excursion is your very best chance of seeing both the newly renamed Denali in all her glory and the wildlife that calls this place home.
Day 4: Denali National Park
❖ Venture out to explore on your own or take optional excursions during this entirely free day. Surrounded by magnificent scenery, admiring the beauty of the area can fill your day with enjoyment.
Day 5: Anchorage
❖ Board the McKinley Explorer, a luxurious domed rail car, and ride through pristine wilderness of valleys, rivers, waterfalls, and forests of aspen, and spruce en route to Anchorage.
Day 6: Seward
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Day 7: At Sea
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Day 11: Ketchikan
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❖ Spectacular sights cruising this playground for orcas and humpbacks, known as one of the most scenic sealanes in the world. Immerse yourself with nature's beauty and the elegance of Holland America Line one last time as the cruise nears its final port.
Day 13: Vancouver, British Columbia
❖ Morning disembarkation in Vancouver, British Columbia, then transfer to the airport for the flight home. Savor the many memories made exploring the great land of Alaska!(optional.)
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- Heavy Level of Walking Involved
- Deposit: $600 per person due at time of reservation; second deposit of $500 per person due Jan. 15, 2016; final payment due March 31, 2016. Once payments have been received, stringent cancellation penalties apply.
- Travel Insurance is highly recommended
- Additional charges may be applicable: airline luggage fees, shipboard gratuities, fuel surcharges and shore excursions
- Passport valid for six months upon departure from Vancouver, BC, is required
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Van Galder Tour & Travel requires advance reservations on all tours. Reservations can be made by telephone at 800.747.7407 or 608.531.4545; in person 715 S. Pearl St., Janesville; or online at www.VanGalder Bus.com. Office hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. After Hours/Emergency: 800-747-0094, #6.
Extended Motorcoach Tours:
require a $50.00 deposit per person within 7 days after making reservation and a final payment 45 DAYS prior to departure
One Day Tours:
require $0 deposit per person and a final payment 45 DAYS prior to departure
Flyaway & Cruise Packages:
Rules/regulations vary by vendor and package. Refer to tour description.
Payment types accepted:
Cash, personal check, money order, Mastercard, Visa, Discover, or American Express.
is strongly recommended on all motorcoach tours and is offered to safeguard your travel investment. Insurance details are available on page 23 and are optional. However, no representation or description of the insurance made by our staff constitutes a binding assurance or promise about the insurance. Travel Insurance premium is non-refundable and non-transferable. If insurance is not purchased, refund/cancellation policy is listed below:
PER PERSON PENALITIES (based on business days prior to departure)
Extended Motorcoach:
30 + days prior to departure, there will be a $0 per person penalty. 29-4 days prior to departure, there will be a $100 per person penalty plus any unrecoverable fees. 3-0 days (72 business hours) prior to departure, there will be no refund.
One Day Motorcoach:
30 + days prior to departure, there will be a $0 per person penalty. 29-4 days prior to departure, there will be a penalty of 50% of the tour cost or the cost of the ticketed event (whichever is higher). 3-0 days (72 business hours) prior to departure, there will be no refund.
Flyaway/Cruise Packages:
Rules/regulations vary by vendor and package. Refer to tour description. **Cancelling passengers on most motorcoach tours can provide a replacement person(s) for the seat(s.) The office must be notified of the name replacement at the time of cancellation or within the timeline provided by tour office. No one is permitted to board the motorcoach whose name is not on the manifest.
One Day Tours: An invoice with timing will be issued at time of reservation and emailed to client (or sent via US Mail if no e-mail is available.) Multi-Day Motorcoach Tours: An invoice will be issued at time of reservation and emailed to client (or sent via US Mail if no e-mail is available.) A tour itinerary and bag tags will be issued at least 2 weeks prior to departure and sent via US Mail. Flyaway and Cruise Offerings: An invoice will be issued at time of reservation and emailed to client (or sent via US Mail if no e-mail is available.) A tour itinerary and bag tags will be issued at least 2 weeks prior to departure and sent via US Mail. Exceptions, due to outside vendors, will be explained at time of reservations.
A valid U.S. Passport for travel outside the United States via land, air, or sea is required. All International travel requires a U.S. Passport valid for 6 months beyond departure date from foreign country.
Each tour participant is pre-registered by advance reservation. Upon arrival, room keys will be obtained by the tour director or driver and distributed accordingly. Arrangements will be made for your luggage to be delivered to your room and returned to the motorcoach at check-out time unless otherwise indicated. Room assignments are made by the hotel in an impartial manner. All nonsmoking rooms are requested. If any special service (ex: smoking room, ADA accessible room) is required, please advise at time of reservation.
Our single Share Program is offered on most of Van Galder Tour & Travels motorcoach extended-day tours (exceptions will be listed on individual tour outlines). If travelling alone and you would like to share a room with another person of the same sex, please advise the Van Galder staff member assisting you at the time of reservation. The tour MUST be booked at least 45 days prior to departure to take advantage of this offer. Tour & Travel will try to match you with another tour participant traveling alone who would like to share. If the two of you determine that there is a match, you and your roommate will travel at the double rate. If there is no match, each traveler will pay the single rate. Van Galder is NOT responsible for the personal habits of our clients.
Any disability requiring special attention must be reported to Van Galder Tour & Travel at time of reservation. Van Galder will make reasonable efforts to accommodate the special needs of tour participants, but are not responsible in the event we are unable to do so, or if any of the vendors deny services. We strongly advise persons with special needs to travel with a qualified and physically able companion. Van Galder tour directors and/or drivers are not to act as a travel attendant to any client with special needs, or physically lift or assist clients into transportation vehicles. A minimum of 48 hours advance notice in writing is required for a wheelchair accessible bus. ** Please note: the Americans with Disabilities Act is not applicable outside of the United States and facilities for disabled individuals may be limited.
Motorcoach tours include most necessary tips for bellman, doorman, and dining room meals as noted on itineraries, plus all taxes unless otherwise indicated. Gratuities /taxes may vary for flyaway/cruise tours and will be noted on tour itinerary. Tips are appreciated by the tour directors and drivers who work diligently to ensure your trip is enjoyable. Suggested per person amount is $3.00 per day for each tour director and driver, however are optional and at client discretion.
We use state-of-the-art motorcoaches, which are climate controlled with comfortable reclining seats, footrests, overhead storage, rest rooms, public address system, GPS units, seat belts and large panoramic windows for your viewing enjoyment. Although seat belts are not required at this time, Van Galder strongly suggests the use of seat belts at all times. Note: It is difficult to maintain the motorcoach at a temperature that is comfortable for everyone, a light jacket is suggested.
Smoking, including the use of electronic simulated smoking materials, e-cigarettes, and smokeless cigarettes is prohibited in all workplaces, facilities and vehicles of Coach USA and its affiliates.
Alcohol is not permitted on board any Van Galder Tour & Travel retail tour. If you wish to bring alcohol, coolers will be allowed and stored under the motorcoach in the luggage bay, only to be taken out and consumed off of the motorcoach upon arrival at the destination.
Each person is permitted to bring one large piece of luggage to be stowed in the luggage bay. Also, a small carry-on size bag is allowed to be stowed in the overhead bin on the motorcoach, and is the responsibility of the client.
Take sufficient supply of prescription medication to last duration of the tour. It is very difficult to get prescriptions refilled while enroute. Keep medications on your person at all times.
Seat assignments are made on extended day tours only and are assigned based on booking date order from the front of the motorcoach back. No special requests for seats will be honored. All passengers on a three or more day tour will participate in daily rotation. The seat rotation protocol will be explained by the Tour Directors on all extended trips.
Van Galder Tour & Travel gift certificates are available year-round for any denomination. They are attractively packaged and are available online at www.vangalderbus.com
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Last week's home-sales report offers the clearest evidence that the housing market is moving out of the emergency ward and into rehab. The big question now is how long it will stay in that recovery unit.
Sales of existing homes rose 2.4% in July from June to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.15 million, the National Association of Realtors said Thursday. July sales, the highest in 10 months, were down 4.3% from a year earlier, when sales peaked for 2013 before a jump in mortgage rates threw the housing recovery off track. July was the fourth consecutive month sales rose from the prior month.
Fewer transactions came from short sales of underwater homes and foreclosures. Distress sales accounted for 9% of all sales in July, the lowest level since the trade group's tally began in October 2008 at the peak of the financial crisis. More than a third of all sales in 2009 were distressed.
A more compelling sign that the housing market is out of critical condition comes courtesy of a separate survey of NAR members. That survey estimates the share of distressed-home sales in July fell to 9% of all sales, the lowest level since the trade group's tally began in October 2008.
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Home construction surged in July, a sign that renewed strength in the housing market could boost the economy in coming months.
Housing starts climbed almost 16% last month to an annual rate of 1.093 million units, the Commerce Department said Tuesday. That's the highest level of construction since November, driven by a pronounced rise in new apartments.
Home construction rose 22% in the year through July, and a rise in applications for building permits last month suggests further gains this year. That could ease concerns at the Federal Reserve of a weak housing sector weighing on economic growth this year.
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The two-year trend of big, new houses getting even bigger appears to have peaked, at least for now, as more buyers seeking modest homes enter the market.
The median size of U.S. homes on which builders started construction in the second quarter registered 2,478 square feet, unchanged from the first quarter but still close to the all-time high of 2,491 set in last year's third quarter, according to Commerce Department data.
Median new-home sizes generally have increased since 2012 as the market—substantially diminished in the wake of the housing crash—has been dominated by better-heeled, move-up buyers with the capital and credit to buy larger houses.
Entry-level and first-time buyers, who tend to buy smaller homes, have largely remained sidelined due to strict mortgage-qualification standards and tepid wage and job growth. The National Association of Home Builders forecasts that first-time buyers will account for 16% of new-home sales this year, down from 25% to 28% between 2001 and 2007.
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A Big Boost for Vanguard
Investors are pouring money into Vanguard Group, the epitome of the hands-off approach to investing, flocking to funds that track market indexes and aren't run by stock pickers or star managers.
The inflow has pushed the mutual-fund giant to almost $3 trillion in assets under management for the first time.
The surge is part of a sea change in the fund business in which investors are increasingly opting for products that track the market rather than relying on managers to pick winning stocks. Other firms, such as New York behemoth BlackRock and Texas-based Dimensional Fund Advisors, are also enjoying an influx of cash.
Vanguard got a huge boost this spring when billionaire investor Warren Buffett disclosed in his annual letter to shareholders of his company, Berkshire Hathaway, that his will instructs his trustee to put 90% of his assets (now $66 billion) "in a very low-cost S&P 500 index fund. (I suggest Vanguard's.)."
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Inflation Remains Modest
The slow growth in consumer prices in July could give Federal Reserve officials some breathing room amid debate over how long to keep short-term interest rates near zero.
The consumer-price index, which measures how much Americans pay for everything from rent to doctors' visits, rose a seasonally adjusted 0.1% from a month earlier due partly to a drop in energy costs, the Labor Department said Tuesday. The index was also up 0.1% after excluding the more volatile food and energy categories.
The index rose 2% from a year earlier, compared with June's annual gain of 2.1%. Excluding food and energy, the index rose 1.9% on the year, unchanged from June.
Tuesday's price report also showed that housing costs, which account for nearly one-third of the index, continue to advance amid a tight rental market. Housing costs are up 2.9% over the past year, compared with last year's rise of 2.3%.
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Months of wet weather have fueled expectations for a corn crop so large that mounds of the grain will be common across the Midwest starting next month.
"We're going to drown in corn this year," says Jeff Brown, a fifth-generation farmer outside Decatur, Ill.
The Agriculture Department projected last week that production will exceed 14 billion bushels, topping last year's historic harvest. Expectations of a glut have driven corn prices down by 13% this year, to near four-year lows, after a 40% slide last year.
Lower prices could benefit consumers by curbing inflation in products that contain corn, such as cereals and cookies, though analysts expect few packaged-food companies to make significant price cuts.
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More Americans will travel this Labor Day holiday than since 2008, when the recession damped travel, says travel and leisure group AAA. AAA projects that 34.7 million U.S. residents will travel 50 miles or more from home during the Labor Day weekend, a 1.3% increase over 2013 numbers.
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The Glenwood City Council was expected to approve the second of three readings of an ordinance last night (Tuesday) that would eliminate a provision in the city code that requires a candidate to receive a majority (over 50 percent of the vote) to be elected to city office. The ordinance had unanimous support from council members when the first reading was presented at a June 7 meeting.
It may have taken 412 days, but a group of Mineola-area residents angry over a controversial dirt excavation site have won their battle in court.
On June 8, Judge Gregory Hulse reversed a March 24, 2015 decision by the Mills County Zoning Board of Adjustment that had granted a special use permit to Cory Leick for the extraction of more than 1 million cubic feet of dirt from a 40 acre site west of Mineola near Barrus Road and 237th Street. The dirt was hauled out for use by Leick's contracting company in various construction projects.
Glenwood recorded 16 hits combined in the two games but could never string together a sustained rally in a pair of losses to Kuemper Catholic in a Hawkeye 10 Conference double-header Thursday.
The Rams (2-4 overall, 0-3 in the conference) got down early and despite a seventh inning rally to trim the gap dropped game one 7-4. The Knights won the nightcap 5-3 to compete the sweep.
The Glenwood softball team got two complete-game pitching performances and some clutch hitting in a Hawkeye 10 Conference double-header sweep of Kuemper Catholic Thursday.
The Rams (5-1 overall, 4-1 in the conference) won game one 4-1 and then rallied in game two for a 6-5 victory in extra-innings.
Game one starter Lyndie Van Ness dominated the Knights' bats, striking out five, scattering five hits and allowing just one earned run in the compete-game victory.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - Council Bluffs Lewis Central dominated possession and scored two first half goals to end Glenwood's season 2-0 in the girls Class 2A, Region 2 semifinals last Tuesday in Council Bluffs.
Much like its 3-0 win May 13 over the Rams, the Titans got a quick lead, controlled the ball and never let Glenwood find its offensive rhythm.
DES MOINES - The Glenwood boys tennis team's historic undefeated season came to an end in the Class 1A state tournament semifinals at the Waveland Tennis Complex in Des Moines last Tuesday.
The Rams, who entered with a perfect 13-0 dual record, dropped their semifinal match to LeMars 5-0 and then fell 5-0 to Grinnell in the consolation round to finish fourth.
Glenwood coach Kevin Tucker said his team was disappointed in the finish, but not in the heights they reached this season.
A new Mills County Attorney will be in place later this month.
Naeda Elliott, who's worked the past six years in Iowa City with the Johnson County Attorney's Office, has been selected by the Mills County Board of Supervisors to fill the position to replace Tricia McSorley, who resigned earlier this year to take a job with an Omaha insurance firm. Elliott, an Underwood native and University of Iowa graduate (undergraduate and law degree), was chosen from a pool of eight candidates.
The Glenwood baseball team got a strong outing from starting pitcher Cole Loeffelbein and smacked 13 hits at the plate in a 6-1 road victory at Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson Friday.
Loeffelbein threw four solid innings, allowed no earned runs and just one hit to record the win.
Glenwood coach Kurt Schultz said his team's strong hitting was nicely balanced by a good defensive effort.
The Glenwood girls soccer team scored three goals in the opening 11 minutes of the second half in a 5-0 victory over Harlan in Class 2A, Region 2 soccer Friday.
The first half ended in a scoreless tie before a few halftime adjustments helped Glenwood pull away in the second half.
"We had a lot of shots in the first half but were having a hard time not shooting in right at the goalie," said Glenwood coach Amy Benson. "We talked about hitting low and hard shots during halftime to try and beat her height since she was tall."
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While visitors to Capitol Reef will be able to continue to drive through the park on a state highway that will remain open, barricades to the heart of Zion Canyon are going up Tuesday. Trails will be off limits to visitors at all the parks.
"I hate to use the word devastating, but that's really what it would do to a small community like ours," said Dean Cook, head of the Zion Canyon Visitors Bureau and general manager of the Best Western Zion Park Inn.
The effects of the shutdown will start with employees at motels, restaurants and gift shops being told there's not enough work for them, Cook said, and then trickle down to restaurant suppliers and other business in the region.
Members of Congress, he said, "just want to use other political issues to really dictate what happens to my little community and all the others" around the country. "It really is a serious situation."
Rep. Jim Matheson, Utah's only Democrat in Congress, said greeting foreign visitors with "closed" signs at national parks won't reflect well on the United States.
"I don't think that's a very good way to promote ourselves as a country," he said.
Matheson said he's also concerned about people at Hill Air Force Base and other federal agencies who won't get paychecks during a shutdown.
"If you're in one of those households that's a direct and immediate impact, that's pretty significant," he said.
While Utah's Republican congressmen blame Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., and Obama for a shutdown, Matheson puts it at House Speaker John Boehner's feet.
Boehner, R-Ohio, could have proposed a straight funding bill in the House, which would pass with bipartisan support, Matheson said.
Matheson blamed the shutdown on "partisan bickering over spending."
"The leadership of both parties allowed political games to stand in the way of keeping our government open for business," he said.
Matheson said he voted for two provisions, removing congressional and staff exemptions from Obamacare and delaying implementation of an individual mandate for one year, saying he accepted those provisions because he supported the policies.
"However, my top priority, and where our attention should be focused, is to keep the government operating," he said. "I am disappointed that the leadership of the House of Representatives lost sight of what should have been a straight up or down vote on a funding bill."
The battle began with Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, who earlier this year declared he would stop the president's health care law from taking effect by pulling funding for it from the budget bill.
Lee participated last week in a marathon speech pushing that plan by Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, a fellow member of the tea party caucus. Lee said he felt he was taking a stand against the health care law in his votes Monday.
Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, has joined other members of the GOP in questioning the strategy. Many in the Republican Party fear the effort by Lee and others will cause them to be blamed for the shutdown.
"It's going to hurt everybody," Hatch said of the shutdown. "Where I worry is our national parks and monuments, but most importantly our military. It's going to hurt our military. That's a bad situation."
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Hatch called the shutdown "a dark moment in our nation's history, and Utahns have every right to be disappointed in their government."
Hatch said he doesn't know of one Republican who wants to shut down the government.
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Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, said he didn't understand why there's not room for discussion on the House proposals.
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18 Mar. 1995Ol' Blue Nose/Stupid Sidekick Union
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Mexico, also called Mesoamerica, was home to a variety of ancient cultures who lived here between 1200 B.C. and 1521 A.D. The Maya being the most famous. Though my trip was for archeaology, other come to Mexico for its Spanish culture or for the resorts of Acapulco, Cancun, Ixtapa or Cozumel. While in Mexico City, an excursion to the Pyramids of Teotiuachan is highly recommended (see article in site). Also make sure you visit the National Museum of Anthropology. It gives a great overview and ranks as one of the great museums of the world. A side trip to Villahermosa and La Venta Park may be worth your while (see below). The site of Palanque is a must for history and archeology buffs. Merida is the gateway to the Yucatan. Cancun can be a gateway as well. Here, you can visit Chichen Itza, Uxmal, Tulum and some of the many lesser known sites in the area. Though I didn't, you can also catch a Bullfight as well as sampling the cuisine and cultures of this spectacular country.
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What an interesting trip you had. I find ruins of all sorts very interesting. Thanks for the great tips.
Interesting page on Mexico.
Stephen, fabulous overview with brilliant photos of this fascinating country. Well done.
It is a pleasure to read your Mexico page, Stephen. I visited Mexico three times, but never found the time yet to build a page.
Seems like we did a very similar trip... but you've got better tips and photos! Thanks for sharing.
I like the La Venta Park very much. Great page!
Interesting page on Mexicao Stephen. You've covered most of the Mayan ruins. Hans and I had the pleasure of seeing the incredible Chichen Itza, but did not get to see Palanque, Teotihuacan & Uxmal. Also thanks for visiting my Jasper page.
Hi Stephen. Interesting overview. We are leaving for the Yucatan in a week, so we will see some of the Mayans ruins you mention. Looking forward to it!
Hi Stephen, you've done a great job here. Greetings from rainy Kotor !
Great page on Mexico and the Mayan ruins! Good tips about the food and water - you do have to be careful on the Yucatan peninsula. But it's worth it!
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I was with Nels last October, joining the Turner Homer gathering. As we drove from Boise to Utah, Nels and I rode Thunder Mountain, then proceeded to St. George to join the convoy. We rode with Team Sanchez and tscheezy at Gooseberry the next day, and had a fun ride. Then Nels, tscheezy and I were just getting started on the Slickrock Swamp trail and I took a spill over the bars. It was on a short descent, and I actually landed on my feet, thinking I could outrun a forward fall while high-stepping downhill, but something tripped me up. A freak incident really. I landed with all my weight on my right kneecap, and felt an immediate pain. I looked at my knee, and there was a rock about an inch cubed, lodged in my knee. I yanked it out pronto recognizing it as the source of my pain. Thinking there may be more foreign matter in the gash, I squeeze surrounding skin to force anything else out, when a white rounded rock appeared. I tried to remove it, but oops, that was the end of my femur, and isn't supposed to come out. This was such a bummer. I knew my trip was over, at the least I'd need some stitches, and there would be no way to continue with the gathering to Moab for another week.
I hobbled my way back to the trailhead and Nels' van, cleaned up my wound, iced it, popped an Ibuprofen, and waited for the guys to finish their ride so I could be driven to the St. George ER. Well,...it was much worse than anticipated, fractured patella. Whisked to surgery, a couple of pins installed, four days in the hospital, and then an excruciating flight home to return to Alaska. My wife even flew down to accompany me!
Nine weeks of physical therapy followed, in which I did more harm. In an attempt to regain my range of motion in my knee joint, I was unknowingly putting force on top of my patella, having the effect of widening my fractures. The gaps were growing, I wasn't making any gains, and a new strategy was needed. My doctor conferred with his associates to just remove the fragments, since I'd still have plenty of kneecap remaining. So with a second surgery they went in with basically a hammer and chisel, and tapped through a lengthy vertical fracture. In the process one of the wires broke, but the remainder I still will do no harm, just filling a drilled void and will eventually be encased in bone.
Another six weeks of therapy followed, and I could tell I was finally making gains without the severe pain associated with the first round. I'm just now starting to ride again, after almost six months! I have a ton of strength to regain, and have lost some endurance as well, but I'm determined.
I've tried to be brief here, but I wanted to tell my story as a lesson to all to wear their armor as a preventive measure to avoid incidents such as mine. I could handle the pain, the inconveniencing of family, loss of work, but what I missed the most was time off the bike and not being able to participate in another week with twenty other Turner riders in Moab. The guys were great though keeping me informed with pics.
I'll probably always have to protect this knee now, since I can't afford another injury to this kneecap. But that's okay, if it lets me ride.
I had a great time meeting CrashTheDOG, El Chingon, Can't Get Right, LycraFR, and BobtheWheelbuilder at the ER, but I missed out on meeting a ton of others and even more excellent rides. Don't let yourself have a story like this, I'll always be thinking of the consequences now.
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