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What is the point of a travel issue? I've never used a travel issue to plan a trip, not that I go on many trips.

Why spend so much money on undergrad? I'm not dogging on anyone doing this but you can get a comparable education with half the ca$h. It's not like anyone is going to make you a CEO because you went to DU.

It depends on how hard you want to ski and how much you want to gamble. I don't think it's a great idea, skied on mine and hurt it more. Maybe go to another doc and see if he'll do it earlier. If you do plan to ski, find a good physical therapist and strengthen your knee as much as you freaking...

The movie does look pretty sweet, but that teaser pissed me off. I know the point of it is to "tease" you, but come on, show more than 10% of a trick/line.

1. Live in my Element - DL Incognito 2. At the End of the Day - Amin Tobin 3. Take a Walk - Masta Ace & Apocolypse

WTF?

Good advice, my doc and pt always have told me to hold off if it hurts. It sounds like you have a pretty aggressive regimen for pt, I wasn't able to put weight on mine until 2 wks out, where some walk out of the hospital. I would call your doc/pt, they are always really cool and its their job...

I like it at mile high, denver is a pretty cool place to party. Anyway I plan to go, and its not at 10 a this year!

Went to breck the other day and man is it crawling with tourists. Not that Vail isn't but it seems like there are more families with fanny paks than I've seen anywhere else.

Haha! A+ for effort though guys.

No you can get it online, even if its your first time. Thats really the point of the pass, people from Texas and Minnesota buy the pass online and come out 2 or 3 times a year staying at any one of the many Vail owned properties. Vail Assoc. is really betting on people from the front range not...

Nose three to torn acl.

Core+quads and hamstrings. Don't neglect your hamstrings since a balanced quad/hamstring combo will help out the knee a lot. It also never hurts (actually always helps) to do cardio.

Snowboarding is safer for the knees...but why?

Cadaver is not that painful. And they will likely use an achilles tendon, which will be twice as strong as a regular ACL.

He's really good at skiing and has a passion for it, I'm sure he will show up somewhere this year. Good luck to ya Phil.

^^^Why not?

Those boots have to be pretty soft. My 120's feel to soft some times, I can't imagine how 80's feel. If you plan to do anything outside of the park, you might want to get something stiffer.

I'm about 3 weeks out with an allograft (cadaver) so I can't give you too much insight. I'm sitting here icing down right now literally looking at the slopes...can't wait for next season. My knee is starting to feel better so I am pretty optimistic. Good luck!

Keystone...easy.