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Suffered on the game winner, "the agony of victory." literally laying in the goal after the score. >> a euphemism i don't really want to get into much deeper but a pelvic contusion. >> seems okay, though. >> seems okay, yeah. >> going to be okay. >> yeah. but that's a heck -- we've all had pelvic contusions in our football careers. >> ah. >> but nothing that sent us to the hospital and wires in us. so he paid for the victory, but, jonathan lemlemire, this is jus quite simply, a play, a setup, a goal. played simply past usa teams could not have pulled off. there just wasn't this skill level. >>...

And picking up the evidence, at least to our knowledge. leaving a note dna behind. there is evidence these victims were defensive in some way there were some defensive wounds they did fight back. i wondered to myself as possible somebody did not have any dna fibers under their nails or however they did try to fight back. it seems almost impossible to me but that's for the skill level comes in you say it was this a team who knew what they're doing on top of that my understanding is that morning before the authorities came, that was a crime scene. other people are entering that crime scene. it w...

History buffs will find exploring the remains of mexico's ancient civilizations irresistible. the mayan ruins of palenque are thought to be well over 1,000 years old, with hundreds of buildings spread over six square miles. or for those with a really adventurous side, how about cave diving in the yucatan peninsula? descend into one of the thousands of naturally formed, flooded sinkholes called cenotes. and there is a world to discover underwater. cenotes often begin with one large chamber which branches off into vast cave systems. there is thought to be a cenote here for every skill level of d...

History buffs will find exploring the remains of mexico's ancient civilizations irresistible. the mayan ruins of palenque are thought to be well over 1,000 years old, with hundreds of buildings spread over six square miles. or for those with a really adventurous side, how about cave diving in the yucatan peninsula? descend into one of the thousands of naturally formed, flooded sinkholes called cenotes. and there is a world to discover underwater. cenotes often begin with one large chamber which branches off into vast cave systems. there is thought to be a cenote here for every skill level of d...

There is thought to be a cenote here for every skill level of diver. and how about mountain climbing in central mexico? at around 20,000 feet altitude, there are spectacular mountains here for expert climbers — but even novices can scale them with an experienced guide. treks to the volcano can also be combined with visits to the stunning pyramids of teotihuacan. still to come on the travel show, we enter the world of ancient scottish architecture. the current academic thinking is that they were houses. houses with five metres thick walls and 13 metres high. cheers. and try a volcanic tipple ...