Theme troubles…..
How I absolutely HATE Internet Explorer!
Just found a great site to check your site out with - http://browsershots.org/. The site will do screenshots of various browsers running on various operating systems. Simply…a great utility.
Sooooo…I figured that my site would be fine, however I discovered in the different versions of IE there are problems <sigh>.
Anyways…had been planning on working on a new theme for the non-riding season but it looks like I need to push the schedule up!
So if the blog content resides WAY DOWN on the page, my apologies for not having my CSS set for every version of IE.
Another Sad Fatality This Weekend
Heather Williams was the young woman who was killed on Saturday evening at mile 111 Seward Hwy. She was 29 years old, with three children and her husband, Mike, is a member of the Alaska National Guard deployed in Iraq.
The bike she was riding was a borrowed 650 V Star.
Heather had very little motorcycle experience and no license, she had not yet been through any training. Apparently she crossed the yellow line between McHugh Creek and Beluga Point. She hit the pickup on the passenger side, an indicator of how far she was out of her lane. She was not passing a vehicle nor was alcohol a factor as first rumored.
The Alaska National Guard, along with the Red Cross, is working to transport her husband out of Iraq immediately. Our prayers go out to Mike and the rest of her family as they struggle to deal with this tragedy.
What a weekend!
A sunny MDA Live Ride! Who would have thunk it…..
Saturday, was absolutely wonderful….almost cloudless. Blue skies everywhere.
Registration here at Anchorage City Church and Denali HD went smoothly.
We had XRock 96.3 and Kool 97.3 at ACC with XRock doing the live remote to the Soldotna Sports Complex.
We have a "honor guard" group that ride with the sidecars (last year the "VIP" group left the sidecars with the MDA Kids behind!) all the way to Soldotna.
We have 14 groups of 8 depart after the honor guard.
Judge Roy, Sirock, Minx and I were the last out since we were in charge of getting the groups together and on the road.
Road to Girdwood was uneventful. After Turnagai Pass, is where things started to get interesting….
You can brief riders and ride leader till they are blue in the face…but <sigh>.

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