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Citigroup Will Pay $158 Million to Settle U.S. Lending Case
Citigroup Inc. agreed to pay $158 million to settle a whistle-blower's claims that a unit of the third-biggest U.S. lender deliberately reduced oversight of its loan origination process, causing a surge in borrower defaults.
Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara today said the federal government had joined and resolved a civil lawsuit alleging that the unit, CitiMortgage, violated the requirements of a Federal Housing Administration program that allowed the lenders to decide for which of their home loans they would be federally insured against loss.
CitiMortgage admitted to falsely stating that some loans met FHA and U.S. Housing and Urban Development agency standards for mortgage eligibility, the prosecutor said.
"For far too long, lenders treated HUD's insurance of their mortgages like they were playing with house money," Bharara said in the statement. "In fact, they were playing with other people's money and other people's homes."
U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero in New York approved the accord today, and CitiMortgage must pay the agreed-on amount within 30 days, the prosecutor said. The case was filed under seal in August by Sherry Hunt, a Missouri resident and CitiMortgage employee. Marrero ordered it unsealed today.
49-State Settlement
The settlement is independent of the $25 billion, 49-state settlement with the biggest U.S. mortgage lenders announced by the states' attorneys general on Feb. 9. Citigroup is contributing $2.2 billion toward that accord, which followed a nationwide probe into disclosures that banks were using flawed documents in seizing homes.
Regulators alleged that Citigroup appointed internal "gatekeepers" to pressure quality control employees to downgrade their reports on defective loans, according to the complaint. Internal reviews of bad loans remain a "battleground" in the CitiMortgage unit, while the bank's own head of quality control described the conduct of "business personnel" as "nothing short of abuse and bordering on fraudulent," regulators claimed.
"As a result, Citi's quality control program lacks the basic independence from business unit control that is required by HUD," according to the complaint.
30,000 Loans
Since 2004, the lender had endorsed about 30,000 loans for FHA insurance.
"It repeatedly submitted certifications that were knowingly or recklessly false," Bharara said.
The CitiMortgage unit is run by Sanjiv Das, who was hired by Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit in July 2008. Both Das and Pandit are former Morgan Stanley executives.
"We are pleased to resolve this matter in conjunction with the National Mortgage Settlement reached last week among the five largest mortgage servicers and the Department of Justice and state attorneys general," Mark Rodgers, a spokesman for New York-based Citigroup, said in an e-mailed statement.
"As with the larger mortgage agreement, we have fully provided for this settlement as of the fourth quarter of 2011."
Das declined to comment.
Citigroup said Feb. 9 that it will record a $125 million after-tax charge to fourth-quarter results "in connection with the resolution of related mortgage litigation," according to a statement.
The case is U.S. ex rel. Hunt v. Citigroup Inc., 11-cv-5473, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).


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My Acer Aspire One is less than a year old. It will not boot to the C: drive. I get the following error message I get when I turn it on:
system disk=\Device\hard disk0: Windows Directory=D:\windows: Number of root causes=1: Root cause found-Boot sector for system disk partition is corrupt: Boot sector repair-failed error code=0x3.
What does all of this mean? How do I boot my netbook back into the C: drive? What may have caused this breakdown?

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I'm using a pair of SunRay 2 thin-clients in a dual-head configuration (via SRSS, with Xinerama). On the secondary display, the mouse cursor will sometimes decide to jump to the upper left corner of the screen while I'm moving it (very rarely it will jump to other locations). While not moving, it stays in place just fine. However, while in motion it will do that "warp somewhere else" type action. Does not happen when the cursor is on the primary screen. I'm able to replicate the problem on another Solaris server, with SunRay 1g thin-clients at another location too!
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Pinkie Pie : nom nom nom by Kooner-czWatch
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me: pinkie..... what are ya doing?
pinkie: chewing nom nom omnom nom
me: chewing what?
pinkie COTTON CANDY!
derpy: derp!
pinkie: chewing nom nom omnom nom
me: chewing what?
pinkie COTTON CANDY!
derpy: derp!
YAY thanks for letting me use this ^_^
Could I please use this for my OC? I'll link if u want. I just find this pose perfect for her!! (My OC)
Love that /)*3*(\
She's just bummed out because there's no chocolate milk inside the cotton candy.
OH PINKIE AND HER CANDY!GIVE ME THE CANDY BITCH!GIVE ME!Oh forget it...
Do NOT get between Pinkie Pie and her sweets!
There is no bucking way in HELL you are getting my cotton candy...
Conton candy just became a grave and serious matter
the determination is just too precious !!
Well it was on EQD
I truly started following EqD only about a month ago so no wonder I've missed it this stuff. But I'm trying to catch up :s
So cute!
I'm going to eat this Candyfloss and I'M BEING SERIOUS
Cotton candy is serious business.
I could see pinkie accidentally eating her own hair while it's on a cotton candy cone
Wow! The cotton candy she's holding has her color.
"this may look tasty, but it's not!"
Ahhh Greeaaaat X3
Rather adorable and, if my mind is right, Pinkie's mane is made of cotton candy, its just she has to lighten it up so no one would notice that she's eating her mane while her body is made of bubble gum :3
nice picture. i like it.
Pinkie Pie is unamused...
Dat stare.
I had a hard time trying to make the cotton candy look different from her hair! Thanks for this, she looks so adorably annoyed.
she seems upset. Probably cause she misses the chocolate rain clouds
I humbly bow down to the cotton queen.
She looks serious about that cotton candy.
In this picture, Pinkie eats her own bleached hair.
Ive noticed alot of pinkie... and I am tottally fine , ya know since pink pony is best pony and all ^^
That and she has all the silly poses ^^
That and she has all the silly poses ^^
Everypony is the best pony
She must have ripped it straight from the clouds!
Man I haven't had cotton candy in like 18 years. lol
Maybe you should fix that
Where I live it's not readily available...Like at at all,I would have bought some by now if I saw some in stores. Sure there are places out side my town that sells it .Hmmm wonder if I can order some online or something. Lol


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Antenna Issue
iPad 2 "Antennagate" Proving A Nuisance To Select Few
Some iPad 2s are exhibiting antenna problems, but design is probably not to be blamed this time around.
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Rival Smartphone Videos Disappear From Apple's Antenna Page
Apple has just modified its antenna page, removing the demo videos that had upset so many rival companies. Read on to find out more...
Joe White
| August 1
Apple Case Program: Some Cases Now Shipping!
If you've ordered a free case through Apple's Case Program, be sure to keep an eye on your inbox - you might just find an email stating your delivery date is quite a bit earlier than expected!
Joe White
| July 25
Droid X Now Named And Shamed On Apple's Antenna Page
Apple has added yet another handset to its "antenna issue" Hall of Fame - the latest being the Motorola Droid X. Read on to find out more.
Joe White
| July 24
Experts Predict iPhone 4 Recall, Needed To Save Apple's "Brand Image"?
A group of crisis communication experts have commented on the iPhone 4 antenna issue fiasco, with one stating that a recall will happen. Read on to find out more, and let us know what you think!
Joe White
| July 14
Consumer Reports Tells Us iPhone 4 Is Best On The Market But, Don't Buy It
Despite Consumer Reports' announcement that they "can't recommend" the iPhone 4, the site has granted the handset super-high marks, labelling it the best on the market.
Joe White
| July 13
iPhone 4 Antenna Issue Confirmed By Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports has announced that it "can't recommend the iPhone 4" due to the well-reported antenna issue that has affected a great many users. Read on to find out more about the report, including an inexpensive fix!
Joe White
| July 12
Remember, iPhone 3GS Also Has Antenna Issues
One AppAdvice reader has reminded us that the iPhone 4 "death grip" is nothing new, and that it affected last year's 3GS. To back up his point, he's even posted a YouTube video demonstrating how his iPhone 3GS copes while under the "death grip". Read on to find out more and view the video!
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| July 10
iPhone Antenna Issue: Video Evidence With Real Numbers
A new video has appeared on the net examining how the now-infamous iPhone 4 "death grip" destroys reception. Read on to check out the video and find out more about this phenomenon!
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| July 8
Apple, AT&T Hit By First Antenna Issue Class Action
Less than two weeks after the official debut of the iPhone 4, Apple and AT&T are facing a class action suit over the device's antenna issue.
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| July 1
Steve Jobs On iPhone 4 Antenna Issue: "Stay Tuned"
Steve has replied to another disgruntled fan's email, this time telling him to "stay tuned". We're not sure whether this means Apple is in the process of developing a quick-fix for the iPhone 4 antenna issue or not. It does give afflicted iPhone owners a shred of hope to hold on to!
Joe White
| June 28
iPhone 4 Antenna Issue Roundup: Apple, Steve, Antenna Expert All Comment
Check out our Antenna Issue Roundup for all the information you need regarding iPhone 4's antenna issue. Read on for Steve's email comment, Apple's official position, and an antenna expert's opinion!
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Marvel Comics has released an advance preview of "Daredevil" #508, part of the upcoming "Shadowland" event by co-writers Andy Diggle and Antony Johnston and artist Roberto De la Torre with a John Cassaday cover.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of the second issue of Mark Millar and Steve McNiven's "Nemesis," featuring a variant cover by John Cassaday. "Nemesis" #2 lands in stores on June 9.
Marvel has released a John Cassaday illustrated image from the upcoming "Shadowland" event featuring the Man Without Fear surrounded by New York's finest super-heroes with the towering image of the Kingpin
DC Comics has announced that John Cassaday will be the new regular cover artist for "Superman" starting with issue #701, joining new writer J. Michael Straczynski and interior artist Eddy Barrows on the title.
Courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment, CBR presents an exclusive First Look at covers for "Kato Origins" #2 and "The Green Hornet Strikes" #2 by John Cassaday.
Completing Dynamite's rollout of titles featuring the iconic masked hero, "Green Hornet Strikes!" takes the masked mysteryman into a devastated, crime-ridden near-future. Brett Matthews told CBR all about it.
Dynamite Entertainment has provided CBR News with an exclusive First Look at Ariel Padilla's interior art for the Brett Matthews' scripted "The Green Hornet Strikes" #1, featuring a cover by John Cassaday.
From a 1930s serial-inspired design to a story setting Green Hornet and Kato up against the worst corruption the era had, Matt Wagner and John Cassaday combine to make "GH: Year One" more than a mere action throwback.
Courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment, CBR presents an exclusive First Look at John Cassaday's cover for Matt Wagner and Aaron Campbell's second issue of "The Green Hornet: Year One."
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive First Look at John Cassaday's variant cover for the final issue of "Captain America: Reborn," scheduled to hit stores January 27!
Acclaimed comic artist John Cassaday steps behind the camera of his "Astonishing X-Men" collaborator Joss Whedon's sci-fi drama and creates a series turning point through a multi-genre action tale on "Dollhouse."
Courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment, CBR presents an exclusive first look at John Cassaday's cover for "The Complete Dracula" #5, the final issue of Leah Moore & John Reppion's series based on Bram Stoker's novel.
Courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment, CBR presents art by Alex Ross and John Cassaday for the upcoming Kevin Smith "Green Hornet" series and new details on the Hornet's rollout in 2010.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you the trailer for the second chapter of the "Astonishing X-Men: Gifted," motion comic based on the story by Joss Whedon and John Cassaday, debuting soon on iTunes.
Dynamite has provided CBR exclusively with the first issues of "Jungle Girl Season Two" and "Sherlock Holmes: The Trial of Sherlock Holmes." The hardcover collections of both series are available in stores today.
The award-winning creator explains the hows and whys involved in resurrecting the venerable hero in a 1930s origin tale full of racket-breaking and Kung-Fu, discusses the connection to the Lone Ranger, and more.
On October 28th fans can purchase the first episode in the motion comic adaptation of Joss Whedon and John Cassaday's "Gifted." CBR News spoke with Cassaday about the project and his involvement with it.
Boom! Studios has released a piece of cover art by John Cassaday, along with the information that it is for a new upcoming but as yet unnamed series to be written by the company's Editor-in-Chief, Mark Waid.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you the trailer for "Astonishing X-Men: Gifted," a new motion comic based on the story written by Joss Whedon featuring artwork by John Cassaday. This motion comic debuts on iTunes October 28.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR brings you an exclusive preview of John Cassaday's variant cover for "Captain America: Reborn" #3, on sale September 16.
The creators of "The Blair Witch Project" take aim at the legendary pirate Blackbeard with an epic and historically-based new series from Dynamite Entertainment with covers by John Cassaday. CBR spoke with the whole team.
Courtesy of Dynamite, CBR brings you an exclusive first look at John Cassaday's cover for "The Complete Alice in Wonderland" #1, adapted by Leah Moore & John Reppion.
Courtesy of Dynamite, CBR brings you an exclusive first look at John Cassaday's cover for "Blackbeard: Legend of the Pyrate King," the new series written by Eduardo Sanchez & Gregg Hale and Jamie Nash & Robert Napton.
Back with a blazing new arc promising answers to long running series conflicts, Brett Mathews, the writer behind Dynamite's acclaimed Western, talks villains, one-shots and changing the Ranger forever.
Courtesy of Dynamite, CBR brings you an exclusive first look at John Cassaday's variant cover artwork for "Project Superpowers: Chapter Two" #2, on sale in August.
Courtesy of Dynamite, CBR brings you an exclusive first look at John Cassaday's cover for "Sherlock Holmes" #4. Written by Leah Moore & John Reppion with art by Aaron Campbell, this issue goes on sale in August.
Artists Alex Ross and Carlos Rafael take CBR to the world of the new 25th Century, with exclusive art showing the classic elements that live on and the new twists that will drive the Dynamite ongoing, "Buck Rogers."
Courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment, CBR brings you an exclusive first look at Alex Ross and John Cassaday's covers for "Buck Rogers" #1,from the new ongoing series.
Courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment, CBR brings you an exclusive first look at John Cassaday's cover for the third issue of "The Complete Dracula."
Writer Scott Beatty starts his 25th Century tour with a 25-cent one-shot and the supposed death of an icon in Dynamite's "Buck Rogers" #0, on sale in May. CBR spoke with Beatty about the issue and the ambitious ongoing that follows.
CBR brings you a first look at interior pages from "Sherlock Holmes" #1 by Leah Moore & John Reppion and Aaron Campbell with cover by John Cassaday. The title launches in May with the "Trial of Sherlock Holmes" storyline.
BOOM! Studios has released a special trailer and the first seven pages of Mark Waid's upcoming "Irredeemable" comic book, featuring art by Peter Krause with covers by John Cassaday and Barry Kitson
Written by Scott Beatty with illustrations by Carlos Rafael and covers by John Cassaday and Alex Ross, Dynamite Entertainment's new "Buck Rogers" series begins in May with a 25¢ first issue.
Get a sneak peak behind John Cassaday's final contribution to the "Project Superpowers" spinoff "Death-Defying 'Devil," plus some story details from writer Joe Casey.
With the hardcover volume of "The Lone Ranger Vol. 2: No Lines Crossed" on sale now, Dynamite offers CBR readers a full chapter of the Brett Matthews & Sergio Cariello series.
Five years after its European kick off, John Cassaday and writer Fabien Nury's World War II vampire thriller from Humanoids sees a full U.S. release starting next January courtesy of Devil's Due.
Grant Morrison, Jim Lee, Mike Mignola, Robert Kirkman, John Cassasday, Colleen Doran and Matt Fraction discussed and debated the state of the comics art form with fans at Comic-Con International, and CBR was there.
John Cassaday and Guy Davis comics kick off Devil's Due's pamphlet-driven presentation of Les Humanoides Associes' acclaimed European comics at Comic-Con.
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anybody running the superchip on their 2002 4.7??
I have a 2002 ram with 6" suspension lift, 35's, single catback exhaust, K&N CAI and am interested in the superchip. Has anybody had this chip and did It help MPG? Thanks!!
great question i have been wondering the same thing
alright i talked to my manager at work (has an 07 cummins he bought as a roll over with 20,000 miles and fixed it all himself. super hot truck) anywayss lol... he told me that running a hypertech programmer gives better power plus MPG.... but im not sure if they even made programming for the 2002's. have to check on that before i give suggestions haha
I ran the superchips 3815 on my 2002 4.7 . I got better mpg with it.
I run one one mine. I have a 2002 ram 1500 4.7 With the cold air intake, exhaust and the programmer I get like 12-14 in the city and like 17-21 on the highway plus or minus cause I live in the valley. The programmer is one of the best things I ever bought.
I ran a s/c flash paq on my last truck a 02 4.7 dak and was very happy with it had that a thrush muffler and a air raid cai with those mods I knocked down my 0-60 almost a full quarter second and pulled better mpgs when not in 91 performance
Don't look into hypertech. A member here (Toms blue ram 1500) has one and says it's a waste of money. Most of the time, you can't go wrong with superchips.
cool thanks for updating me on the hypertech along with the superchips. glad brandon started this thread :smiley_thumbs_up:
anyone used the superchips tirepaq programmer? #3836? found one for what seems to be a decent price but was wondering on the quality of this one
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insane - well done
very nice indeed
Always cool to see an artists process! The end result is a thing a beauty, reminds me of when I used to airbrush all my art. You know, you could do all that with an airbrush. You could get the same look and effect, its end up saving you money in the long run and you wouldnt be filling you room with poisonous fumes as you worked. Something to consider.
Tight work, well done vid,,props to ya's
Amazing! What music have you used?
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Italy's New Budget Should Continue the Family Affair
European policy makers breathed a collective sigh of relief Thursday when an Italian bond auction passed uneventfully.
After massive ructions this week, the Italian government sold some €5 billion ($7.06 billion) of debt, at the top of its projected issuance, even if it paid dearly to get the bonds away. Bonds maturing in 2016 registered a yield of 4.93%, compared with 3.90% when similar issues were sold a month earlier.
Has the storm passed?
Certainly, the Italian bond market's astonishing volatility from the start of the week has quieted down. From Monday to Tuesday, yields on the 10-year issue jumped 0.8 percentage points to test 6%, before dropping back down to trade at 5.6% Thursday. That's because some of the political turmoil said to have triggered market nerves faded with the passage of Italy's austerity budget by its Senate. The budget locks in a belt-tightening program through to 2014 that promises to eliminate the country's budget deficit.
But some other bearish fundamentals haven't changed, leaving Italy vulnerable. It continues to shoulder a massive public-sector debt burden, its economy remains uncompetitive and will struggle to grow and it remains prone to political upheaval. That's not to mention the perennial risk of contagion and market panic flowing from the euro zone's weakest members.
Still, as long as Italy's domestic institutions and households remain willing buyers of Italian debt, the market is unlikely to implode like Ireland's, Portugal's and Greece's have. For now, there's no significant sign they're about to abandon the Italian ship. But the risks are there.
It's hard to overstate the importance of having a domestic investor base.
Ireland's and Greece's dependence on foreign investors to buy their bonds proved crippling when they deserted. "A maximum of 25% of debt was held by domestic investors. So you rely on international investors" to buy 75% to 85% of debt being issued, says Laurent Fasolet, head of European fixed-income strategy research at Barclays Capital. "Once these guys stop buying you are in trouble."
Italy isn't in that position. About half of its national debt is held by domestic investors. Although households have been less enthusiastic buyers during the past year, demand from Italian banks and insurance companies has broadly remained steady.
And for now, this doesn't look like it's about to change.
Italian investment culture means Italians have a stronger propensity to buy domestic assets, and particularly in domestic bonds, than do other Europeans. This may have to do with Italian insularity, compared with, say, Northern Europeans, or to do with investor education or liquidity preference. "They don't have so many alternatives within the country and they're not global or even European in their [investment] outlook," says Charles Dumas of consultancy Lombard Street Research." The rule of law [in Italy] applies with such delays and inhibitions they want to keep everything simple."
Favorable capital-gains tax treatment of Italian bonds relative to other assets in the new budget should keep them attractive to Italian investors, according to Matteo Regesta, senior interest-rate strategist BNP Paribas.
But domestic demand shouldn't be taken for granted. For instance, Spanish investors are as devoted to Spanish government debt as Italy's are to Italian bonds. But last week, a bond issue launched to raise restructuring funds for Spain's financial sector failed to be fully taken up despite offering a hefty yield and being guaranteed by the government. Yes, 60% of the issue was bought by domestic investors, but this merely reflects the dearth of foreign demand.
Investors also take heart from the fact that, stripping out interest costs, the Italian government has a budget surplus, while the average maturity of its debt is more than seven years, meaning it doesn't face the immediate refinancing pressures burdening the likes of Greece.
But given Italy's 119% debt-to-GDP ratio, any significant increase in its funding costs start to look very ugly very quickly. The economy has only grown by about 2.5 percentage points in real terms in the 10 years to the end of 2010. But even this looks better than it is, bearing in mind that Italy's population has grown about twice as fast over the same period.
Nor does Italy have very strong prospects for growth. German workers are about a third more productive than Italy's. German labor costs have barely risen since 2000, while Italy's are up by around a third. The lack of competitiveness is crippling firms across Italy's most productive region, the northeast.
While it remains in the euro, the only way Italy's atrophied manufacturing base can compete with Germany's is through the same agonizing path of austerity and deflation that Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain are on. But austerity also means even slower growth, which, set against rising yields, can be disastrous for a country with the world's third-biggest public-sector debt load.
An easier way back to growth would be through leaving the euro. Because Italy only needs to borrow to cover its interest costs, rather than to maintain normal expenditure, as do smaller states in the euro zone's periphery, default and exit from the currency could be an immediate blessing with few of the crippling costs Greece, say, would face.
An Italy with its own currency could devalue its way back to competitiveness in the time it takes to whip up a zabaglione. But should Italian bond investors start thinking along these lines, forget about domestic support for the market.
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Sorry about all the delays in getting these articles out, but this is a busy time of year for me. These past few weeks have brought up the reminder of the need to keep your plans as flexible as possible in order to adapt to the varying conditions from year to year.
This year here in Colorado it is still incredibly green, even in the highest country. Since there was no dessication of the grasses as of last week, I have to assume that most of the elk are still in the high country, where plenty of good grass is still available. Also, it seems that the rutting activity has been really slow around here until just these past few days. So, for you archers who might still get out for the end of the season, but mostly for the rifleman, how flexible are your plans? Are you counting on elk being in one area only? Are you able to move as conditions indicate? What are you going to do if you get 2 feet of snow?
Questions like these are why I usually cringe when I hear of new western hunters wanting to do a backpack hunt for their first ever elk hunt. I get the mystique and the desire to get away from the roads, and look forward to my own backcountry trips every year. But mobility and flexibility is often the key to success. Horses will help slightly with your mobility, but basing your hunt from your truck is much better when you don't know what to expect. If you look around at the success rates in the various units, the wilderness heavy units often have far lower success rates than the areas with a large number of roads.
In addition to the high country being so green this year, the wallows that we've seen a lot of use on in the past were totally unused. Learning we couldn't count on wallows, we decided to take a look at some of the larger ponds back in the heavy timber, where we saw a lot more activity, called in a small bull (came in silently), and killed a cow an hour later while still hunting (only had cow tags this year).
Another problem that showed the need to have good knowledge of your area is that on our ride up to camp last Sunday, it turned out that "our" campsite was taken. I knew this was a possibility, but Plan B was also taken. On our way in, we noticed an area that would work for a Plan C, and it's a good thing we did, or we'd have been really frustrated. Having hunters back in the area we wanted to hunt also made it difficult to trust whether a bugle was real or not. The Hoochie Mama cow calls were pretty obvious at times, but some of the bugles left us a little unsure. After a half day hunting near the other hunters, we instead decided to hunt where our favorite north facing slope had a small east-west ridge come in opposite the other hunter camps, but getting kind of near the outfitter camp. Thankfully, that outfitter and/or his clients are usually pretty incompetent timber hunters. But if they were at all comfortable in the timber, the elk we got into back there likely would have been run out earlier. The best hunters I know of aren't spot and stalk hunters, they are big timber still hunters.
As I mentioned earlier, with the delayed or minimal rutting activity we've seen so far this year, there's a legitimate chance that 1st season rifle hunters here in Colorado may be able to get in on the tail end of the rut. If that's the case, how are you with cow calls? What about still hunting in the timber after a screaming bull? Many western rifle hunters are very uncomfortable with the close ranges, blow downs and now-or-never shooting opportunities. But here's where the eastern foot hunter may have an advantage. The guys I've hunted with from Maine have never let their butts touch a treestand and would be supremely comfortable in the thick stuff.
With the mild temperatures, light rains, and excellent forage quality and quantity available, if you were planning on hunting mid to low elevations (migration hunt?), are you now prepared to get after the elk up higher. Many hunters refuse to go after the elk in the high country if they are counting on migrating animals. Are you set up with chains, shovels, comealongs, and other gear that you might need? Did you allow for enough time to move camp if conditions in your area dictate it?
"Hunt where the elk are" is the typical line westerners will give to someone asking what elevation they should be hunting at. It's kind of obvious, but underscores the importance that you can't be so focused on hunting a specific elevation. In some areas, the highest mountains may only go to 9,000 feet, in others, the conditions and habitat at 11,500 on the south slopes may be similar to those at 9,500 in the heavy timber.
I tend to hunt habitat types, not elevations. The heavily timbered east and north faces hold more cover (heavy timber) than the south and west faces, but the south and west faces will usually have more forage. However, those south and west faces might not have better forage. Since it is usually wetter on the north and east faces, if I can find a rare north facing meadow, or more likely a water hole, I'll hunt near one of those. But, on a year like this where there is seemingly waist high forage everywhere you look, and you aren't seeing much for elk sign in the open, don't be afraid to sit on a heavily used trail in the heavy timber.
We all want those beautiful broadside shots on elk grazing in the open, but that isn't the reality of a lot of public land hunting. You have to be willing to adapt your tactics to what the sign and conditions are telling you and what the elk are giving you. And just because there is some snow, that doesn't mean the elk will begin migrating. So build some flexibility into your plans to help you roll with the punches.
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Great information Mark. Stuff
Submitted by numbnutz on Sat, 2011-10-29 02:20.
Great information Mark. Stuff that new and old elk hunter can use. I think with any hunt a hunter need sto be flexible. I go into a hunt with no set game plan and just go with the flow and do what I need to do. If the weather gets bad then I need to adjust what I'm doing to better my odds. One of the reasons I switched to archery hunting is because I have the ablity to pick up and move to a completely different unit if needed. I can now hunt pretty much anywhere in the state that I want to. I'm not limited to one spot like if I drew a rifle tag. I like the freedom of choice. Thanks for all the tips and reminders you provide for us here Mark it is greatly appresiated.
Educate the newbie on big timber still hunters
Submitted by pilotandy on Tue, 2011-09-20 04:37.
Nice article, so Mark what do big timber still hunters do exactly? I am going to be in gmu15 which is mostly the same elevation throughout, so should i stick close to the roads along the Sarvis Wilderness or head back into the SWA along one of the trails? Thanks,
Learned from Last Year
Submitted by Retired2hunt on Mon, 2011-09-19 22:16.
What Mark has provided here is definitely what I learned from my hunt last year. I was expecting to get a shot at a migrating herd but with the very warm conditions on my 1st rifle season tag I found myself too low at 11,000 feet within the GMU I chose to hunt within. While I was traveling by truck I needed an ATV or a horse to be "flexible" and get higher into the mountain as the roads into it were non-existant. This year will be different. I am at a totally different GMU that compliments me being "flexible". I have the flexibility of hunting some private land for the migrating herd (that I observed while scouting it) as well as being able to get in the truck and travel to the adjacent national forest for the possible higher ground hunting if needed. There are plenty of roads into my planned B area and a low amount of total tags so I won't be crowded with other hunters. I am also leaving 2 days earlier to ensure I secure my first choice of a camp site. I am watching the weather closely as that will drive my first choice of flexibility but if it does change - this year I am ready.
That is some great advive for
Submitted by GooseHunter Jr on Mon, 2011-09-19 21:45.
That is some great advive for all seasoned elk hunters new elk hunters. Last yaer I went up a few days before the season to get a good game plan together and see where th elk were. While I was up there it was sunny and warm for 3 days. The day before the season started about 4pm it started to snow...needless to say it did not stop for two days. The elk completely dissppreared and it took 2 mopre days to find them I just could not connect but a buddy did. I was ready for the snow, just snowed more than we all thought it would. Leared alot that year and it will help this should we get the same situation.


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text: It's no secret that Cartoon Network's radar system has a lot of screws loose in terms of airing dubious content...and not just on their primetime-to-late-night Creator/AdultSwim line-up. Their daytime original programming[[note]]a lot of which take cues -- and have crew members -- from Nickelodeon's Nicktoons, especially during the first wave of Cartoon Network's original programming [The "Cartoon Cartoon" era][[/note]] all proudly push the limits of their TV-Y7 rating, and their imported theatrical cartoon shorts collection[[note]]Looney Tunes, Merrie Melodies, Tom and Jerry, the MGM cartoons Tex Avery made when he quit Warner Bros., and, in the earlier days and in some countries, the Woody Woodpecker/Walter Lantz cartoons[[/note]], despite most being EditedForSyndication, pushes the limits of their TV-G rating. As of 2010, however, most of their original programming airs with a TV-PG rating in an attempt to "age up" the programming and get more ratings from their PeripheryDemographic (older kids and parents who watch cartoons with their kids for either MoralGuardian or nostalgia reasons), even though the TV-Y7 for fantasy violence (FV) rating still appears on some of their programming (mostly their syndicated shows, like ''Tom and Jerry Tales'' and ''Pokémon'', but ''The Amazing World of Gumball''[[note]]even though it has a PG certificate in its native UK for comic violence, rude humor, dangerous behavior, and suggestive themes and dialogue[[/note]], ''We Bare Bears'', and the 2016 reboot of ''The Powerpuff Girls'' are the current exceptions). Starting around 2015, though, network CEO Christina Miller seemingly began a campaign to stomp out the older-skewing shows due to her and the executives supposedly being hardline MoralGuardians[[note]]Despite ''Regular Show'', ''Adventure Time'', and ''Steven Universe'' getting ScrewedByTheNetwork because of this, ''Teen Titans Go!'', ''Clarence'', and ''Uncle Grandpa'' [though it's been canceled, a lot of new episodes have been made before everyone was laid off] have not been affected. ''The Amazing World of Gumball'', however, has gotten more violent and more off-color, though that could be excused as ''Gumball'' is part of Cartoon Network's UK channel, which has slightly different censorship rules than those on the American channel.[[/note]]Whether it's classic cartoons or original programming (both in the past and now[[note]]though the CN Real days [[FanonDiscontinuity are loved by no one]][[/note]]), Cartoon Network's shows work hard to smash the stereotype that cartoons are kids' stuff, and the examples below are shining examples of this.[[index]]* Radar/AdventureTime* Radar/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball* Radar/{{Chowder}}* Radar/ClassOf3000* Radar/CodenameKidsNextDoor* Radar/CourageTheCowardlyDog* Radar/DextersLaboratory* Radar/EdEddNEddy* Radar/GeneratorRex* Radar/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy* Radar/JohnnyBravo* Radar/TheMarvelousMisadventuresOfFlapjack* Radar/ThePowerpuffGirls[[note]](1998 version, not 2016)[[/note]]* Radar/RegularShow* Radar/StevenUniverse* Radar/SymBionicTitan[[/index]]----[[foldercontrol]][[folder:Cow and Chicken]]Much like ''Johnny Bravo'', ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'', ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'', and ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', ''WesternAnimation/CowAndChicken'' is also remembered for its ability to push Creator/CartoonNetwork's envelope on what can and can't be shown to kids on cable TV. It helps that most of the show's staff used to work on ''Ren and Stimpy'' (including show creator David Feiss and such staff members as Bob Camp and Richard Pursel) and are known for appearing on cartoons that are known for dodging the radar (like episode writer Steve Marmel, who also wrote for ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'' and ''Ying Yang Yo!'', or CharlieAdler, who's [[WesternAnimation/RockosModernLife no stranger in doing voicework on a cable cartoon known for slipping in dubious "adult" jokes]]):* The Red Guy (apart from the fact that he's {{Satan}}. The pilot episode "No Smoking" established that he ''is'' the Devil and even has Cerberus, the three-headed hound of Hades, as a pet) was always a champion of butt-related puns ("Ben Panced", "Ivan Panced," "Larry Lackapants," "Baron von Neinlederhosen," "Officer Pantsoffski", "Rear Admiral Floyd", "Mrs. Barederriere," "Geraldo Rearviewa," "Professor Hineybottom," "C.D. Heinie," "Dr. Hiney," among many other pseudonyms), but he may have [[CrossesTheLineTwice crossed the line]] in one episode where he involved himself with an island tribe called the "Asswipe"- pronounced [[ItIsPronouncedTroPAY "az-wee-pay"]] (but showed up quite clearly as "asswipe" on the closed captions).** Perhaps the worst of these, though, was an episode where the Red Guy appears as a sensitivity training school teacher named ''Mrs. [[CountryMatters Beaver]]''. Also, in terms of nudity-related puns, we have his character "Lance Sackless," the host of ''Canada's Most Idiotic Home Videos''[[note]]what's funny is that the name was originally "Lance Slackless". For unknown reasons -- be it a goof on Adler's part or the show writers' -- it became Lance Sackless[[/note]]* In the episode "Ballerina Cow", Red Guy is a demolition man, but has to pretend to be a talent scout in order to recruit Cow into destroying his buildings with her dancing. He hands his business card to Cow, and under his title, it says, "HOMEWRECKER." [[note]] A slang term for someone, usually a woman, who ruins marriages through having affairs.[[/note]] Cow points this out and Red Guy's response, "That's my talent."* The literal carpet-munching BadassBiker women in the episode "Buffalo Gals." In fact, most of that episode was packed with [[LesYay lesbian stereotyping]] (the biker who takes Cow under her wing is named "Munch Kelly," her calling card is a carpet sample with the female symbol [the cross with a circle on top] on it, Mom telling Dad that they're not after him as they chew on the living room carpet, and the girls playing softball with Cow saying, "I'll pitch and you catch"). Sadly, the radar caught up with this episode, thanks to a MoralGuardian parent who wrote in and complained about it. It was pulled from rotation (and was left out when put on Netflix) and replaced with the episode "Orthodontic Police." It can now be seen on many video websites, including YouTube ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7O0dCdU4UPk&list=FLmUyD-pa3jFzBC7mig5uGDg]])* In the episode "The Girls Bathroom", Chicken sneaks into the girls bathroom at night to see what it looks like inside, with Flem and Earl outside. At one point, while in the bathroom, Chicken walks past a ''tampon machine'' and then tells the boys through walkie-talkies "You guys, I think they can buy cigars in here!", to which Flem replies "I knew it!".** In the same episode, Dad says something among the lines of "Of course I've been in the girl's bathroom! Why, some of the best times of my life have been spent there! Oh I could tell you some stories!"* In one episode, Cow gets the idea that a boy doesn't like her because [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything her horns are too small.]] She even wears a padded bra on her head to make them look bigger. The title of the episode is "Horn Envy".* The show makes constant references to the implication that Dad and Mom are transsexuals.* Cow's toys are named Piles (hemorrhoids) the Beaver, Crabs (pubic lice — it was supposed to be "Craps," but Cartoon Network caught that one) the Warthog, and Manure the Bear.[[/folder]][[folder:Time Squad]]* The show may not have had a long life on Cartoon Network (started June 2001; ended November 2003), but it left behind a glut of crap that got past the radar. Any given episode has one or more of the following:** The near-constant references to The Larry 3000's [[AmbiguouslyGay ambiguous homosexuality]]. By the time season two rolled around, you had episodes like "Day of the Larrys" and "Ex Marks the Spot" that pretty much tossed ambiguity out the window.** Drug humor (season one's "Eli Whitney's Flesh-Eating Mistake" and season two's "Pasteur Packs O'Punch" had Larry acting drunk; in "Betsy Ross Flies Her Freak Flag," Betsy Ross and George Washington's army all have red-rimmed eyes and act like stoners. On top of that, there was a strange, white cloud around the "Magical Farm Place Farm").** BlackComedy, in the form of several instances of [[HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood child abuse and neglect being played for laughs]] (Otto's life in the orphanage as seen in "Eli Whitney's Flesh Eating Mistake" and "Orphan Substitute," Otto getting left behind on the island on "Hate and Let Hate" for most of the episode, an unnamed child getting a piano dropped on him during his birthday party on "The Clownfather," and Otto getting injured while Tuddrussell tries to be like a father to him in "Father Figure of Our Country.")** [[FreudWasRight Phallic]] and oftentimes [[ADateWithRosiePalms autoerotic]] innuendo (Tuddrussell's laser gun magazine folding out like a ''{{Playboy}}'' centerfold on "Kubla Khan't"), among other scenes involving Tuddrussell's guns (cf. 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When Mr. Harriman claims that Eduardo needed it more, Frankie starts to object and is about to explain, why a girl can't share a room with three boys when the scenario just switches. Once we are back at Harriman's office, he's sweating and utters something along the lines: "I-I-I never knew there were so many... special "needs" for women.... Ms. Coco gets the room." Frankie Foster smiles delightful and a bit mischievous. We are left to guess, what she just told him about girls... Not that we couldn't guess.** Not to mention that they slipped in these lines...--->'''Bloo:''' No, sheets!--->'''Mac:''' '''''BLOO!!'''''--->'''Bloo:''' No, sheets. Sheets, ''bed'' sheets.--->'''Wilt:''' Yeah, that's really sucking! 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The Morning Bulletin
|APN News & Media
|Frazer Pearce
|9 July 1861
| Rockhampton, Australia
220 Bolsover Street
Rockhampton City QLD 4700
|14,700 Monday–Friday
50,000 Saturday
The Morning Bulletin is a daily newspaper servicing the city of Rockhampton and the surrounding areas of Central Queensland, Australia.
The first issue of The Bulletin was launched on 9 July 1861. It is the second oldest business in Rockhampton, the oldest being the Criterion Hotel which was established in October 1860.
The founder and original owner, William Hitchcock Buzacott (1831–1880), brought the press and equipment form Sydney in 1861 where he operated a small weekly paper. At the time the paper was called the Rockhampton Bulletin and was eagerly read by the town's 698 residents.
The Bulletin's original home was in Quay Street near the old Customs House, in a low wooden building. On 14 August 1862, this was burnt down and the presses destroyed. Buzacott quickly obtained new equipment from Sydney and the newspaper was re-established in a two-storey masonry building in Denham Street. By 1926, the Denham Street building was too small and the newspaper returned to Quay Street in their new (and now heritage-listed) Bulletin Building.[1]
The newspaper was published as The Rockhampton Bulletin and Central Queensland Advertiser from July 1861 to 14 January 1871. Then as The Rockhampton Bulletin from 1871 to 1878. From 1878 onwards the newspaper was published as The Morning Bulletin.
The newspaper is printed daily Monday to Saturday and contains local, entertainment and information news. It is the only daily paper that serves the Central Queensland region.
The Morning Bulletin is a part of the APN News & Media network which is one of Australia's largest newspaper publishers. The Morning Bulletin employs over 100 people.
The Morning Bulletin has a $1.10 cover price on weekdays, increasing to $1.60 for the weekend edition. It is in tabloid format. As of 2013, The Bulletin has a circulation of 14,700 from Monday to Friday, and a Saturday circulation of 20,200.[2]
The papers have been digitised as part of the Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program of the National Library of Australia.[3][4]
- ^ "Bulletin Building (entry 601582)". Queensland Heritage Register. Queensland Heritage Council. Retrieved 1 August 2014.
- ^ "About us". The Morning Bulletin. APN News & Media. Retrieved 24 December 2013.
- ^ "Newspaper and magazine titles". Trove. Retrieved 23 July 2015.
- ^ "Newspaper Digitisation Program". Trove. Retrieved 23 July 2015.
External links[edit]
- The Morning Bulletin
- The Rockhampton Bulletin and Central Queensland Advertiser 1861–1871 in Trove's Digitised newspapers.
- The Rockhampton Bulletin 1871–1878 in Trove's Digitised newspapers.
- The Morning Bulletin 1878–1954 in Trove's Digitised newspapers.


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That defeat for France now means that they must play European and World champions Spain in the quarter finals after Wayne Rooney's second half strike sealed all three points and top spot for England.
FULL TIME! Sweden 2-0 France
90' + 3'Wilhelmsson almost adds a third for Sweden as he breaks the France offside trap, but he takes too long and Lloris manages to claim the ball.
90' + 1'Assist Samuel Holmen
90' + 1'Goal Sebastian Larsson
GOAL! Larsson helps seal the victory for Sweden as substitute Samuel Holmén sees his strike hit off the bar, into the path of the Sunderland midfielder, who knocks the ball home from close range.
89'Larsson attempts a long free kick from the left wing, which Lloris jumps highest to claim.
87'Benzema finds himself all alone on the right hand side of the penalty box, but he takes too long and his shot is charged down for a corner kick to France.
86'Ibrahimović, who has been very quiet apart from the wonder goal, helps to set up Kim Källström, but the midfielder's strike goes just wide of goal.
85'France have now found an extra gear as Gael Clichy makes his way down the left and crosses into the box, but there are no players in white able to get on the end of the ball.
83'SubstitutionYann M'Vila Olivier Giroud
83'The French almost score from the corner as another substitute Olivier Giroud gets his head to the corner, but it sails over the bar.
82'The best chance for France comes with eight minutes to go, as Menex gets in behind the Swedish defence, but his strike is blocked by for a corner.
80'Yellow Card Samuel Holmen
80'France are continuing to press forward, but they continue to go for strikes from long range, which the Swedish defence are able to deal with.
78'SubstitutionAnders Svensson Samuel Holmen
78'SubstitutionOla Toivonen Pontus Wernbloom
78'Robin Bairner: "Finally the French fans get to see Menez, who could at least offer some penetration going forward. The largely ineffective Nasri who is going off. Moments earlier, Mexes had a shot from six yards blocked by a Mellberg arm. It may have been goalbound, and France have reason to grumble on this occasion."
77'SubstitutionSamir Nasri Jérémy Menez
76'Calls for a penalty for France as Mexès strikes a Nasri cross from the left off of Mellberg's arm, but the neither the referee or any of his assistants decide a spot kick is neccessary.
74'The second half has saw the possession stats become more even, was the Swedish change bringing on Wilhel,msson key to that?
73'Every strike from the French seems to come from outside the box, surely Spain won't be scared of the France in the quarter finals, will they. Let me know in the chat box.
72'Kris Voakes in Kiev: "An impromptu rendition of the Swedish national anthem brings almost 20,000 fans to their feet as they celebrate their longest lead of the competition so far!"
71'Yann M'Vila is the next to try his luck from long range, but once again Andreas Isaksson in the Swedcen goal is up to the task and punches the ball away from danger.
70'Yellow Card Anders Svensson
69'France expert Robin Bairner: "Mexes booked and will miss the quarter-final, assuming, of course, France get there. Koscielny will step into the void, which may be a blessing in disguise given the nature of the French defence tonight."
68'Yellow Card Philippe Mexes
68'Philippe Mexès is booked after a clash with Toivonen and will now miss the next match for France, will that be a big blow for Blanc's side, let me know in the chat box.
66'The Swedish defence are now throwing their bodies at everything that comes at them, as a Ribéry strike from the edge of the box is charged down by two Sweden defenders.
65'Goal.com's Kris Voakes: "Sebastian Larsson gave 'Chippen' Wilhelmsson quite the dressing down after he failed to close down Nasri there. Imagine what he might have done had the Man City man scored!"
64'Nasri gets the ball on the edge of the Swedish area and lets fly with a strike which just goes wide of the goal.
62'France are starting to look desperate, they want to avoid Spain at all costs and that goal has now started them into attacking more.
61'Robin Bairner: "It would be nice to see some action from Blanc, because at no point this evening have France really looked in this game. The decision to throw on Malouda in place of Ben Arfa is, quite frankly, uninspiring and begs the question if there is something wrong with Menez."
59'SubstitutionHatem Ben Arfa Florent Malouda
59'Kris Voakes in Kiev: "Whatever that cliché about a game needing a goal is, I'm pulling it out of the drawer for that. That was some strike by Zlatan, and the whole atmosphere has been lifted, as you might expect from such a superb goal."
58'Svend Bertil Frandsen: "Zlatan´s worst critics will despite his sensational volley giving Sweden the lead still claim that the AC Milan striker always provides the goods when the pressure is not too high"
57'From the resulting corner Mellberg almost gets his second goal of the tournament, as he breaks past the French defence to get to the ball, but Lloris once again makes the save.
56'Wilhelmsson almost gets his name on the scoresheet, as he recieves the ball from a cheeky chip by Ibrahimović, but Lloris manages to put the ball out for a corner.
55'France expert Robin Bairner: "Stunning goal from Ibrahimovic, and it now seems that top spot in the group is beyond France. Rather bizarrely, it's been the Swedes, who are already out, who have shown more desire in this match so far."
54'Assist Sebastian Larsson
54'Goal Zlatan Ibrahimovic
GOAL! Sweden score and get who it is, it's the great man Ibrahimović who lets fly with a superb volley from a Larsson cross to open the scoring in amazing fashion.
52'Wilhelmsson has been superb since coming on for Sweden, as he crosses for Sebastian Larsson, but his shot is save by Lloris.
51'Robin Bairner: "For once France get in behind the Swedish defence, but Benzema's run into the channel has taken him away from the centre of the box, leaving him with too testing an angle to shoot from. Les Bleus need more width, speeding in their passing and penetration with their runs."
50'Karim Benzema manages to break the Swedish offside trap and attempt a shot from the edge of the area which just goes wide of goal.
49'Ribéry doesn't seem the happiest man in Kiev as he receives a poor pass from Ben Arfa, which the Swedes eventually clear from.
48'It's all change in Group D with Wayne Rooney's goal putting England into the lead, meaning that if results stay the same, France would have to play Spain in the quarter finals.
47'Swedish substitute Christian Wilhelmsson almost breaks French hearts within the first minute of the half as he gets onto the end of a through ball from Ibrahimović, but the winger is called offside by the assistant referee.
46'SubstitutionEmir Bajrami Christian Wilhelmsson
46'Sweden get the second half underway as a viewing public desperately hopes for goals in the final 45 minutes.
Group D remains the same as it did at the start of the evening, in this game it's due to the lack of attacking threat from either side, will we get a goal, let me know in our chat box.
Svend Bertil Frandsen: "Judging from the first 45 minutes the Swedes will desperately rue that fact that they had already compromised their chances of reaching the quarter-finals. The Swedes indeed looked like they could easily have been part of the teams having qualified for the play-off phase. Despite a very boring first half, Erik Hamrén must certainly have been pleased that he had managed to tie up the defensive ranks which have otherwise looked so fragile in the other matches."
So the first half finishes with one shot on target each. Will the action heat up or will we be put to sleep by the players, let's hear what you think in our chat box on the right hand side of the page.
Robin Bairner: "Benzema has a shot from fully 35 yards out, and unsurprisingly it's not really close. There can be little doubt this was a symptom of mounting French frustration. They've been downright poor going forward, with Nasri, Ben Arfa and Ribery all ineffective. The bad Ribery is out tonight. The one who usually shows up for France - aside from one excellent turn earlier."
HALF TIME! Sweden 0-0 France
45'Once again Toivonen finds himself offside for Sweden after yet another mistake from the French defence.
44'Ribery has a chance to get France into the lead as he receives the ball on the edge of area, but his shot is charged down by Olaf Mellberg for a corner to the French.
43'Robin Bairner: "Benzema has a shot from fully 35 yards out, and unsurprisingly it's not really close. There can be little doubt this was a symptom of mounting French frustration. They've been downright poor going forward, with Nasri, Ben Arfa and Ribery all ineffective. The bad Ribery is out tonight. The one who usually shows up for France - aside from one excellent turn earlier."
42'Kris Voakes: "Erik Hamren does a pretty hefty arm wheel after a free kick is given France's way. I'm guessing he didn't like the call, especially since he then gave the fourth official a right earful too."
40'Sweden's main threat going forward Zlatan Ibrahimović has been unable to get into the game from his deep lying position, would you push the Milan forward further up the park?
38'The game has continued in the same vain as it started early on, with both sides failing badly with the final ball and ultimately not being able to trouble either keeper.
36'With less than ten minutes left in the half Franck Ribéry has had 20 passes so far, with a 75% accuracy.
35'France expert Robin Bairner: "Ben Arfa may have had several shots, but France are really missing the runs in behind the defence that Menez gave them on Monday night against Ukraine. It's all very lateral in front of the packed Swedish defence and far too easy to defend against."
34'Ben Arfa almost puts France into the lead with a long range strike from some 25 yards out, but the ball rises above the Swedish goal and onto the track.
32'Nearly a shock goal for Sweden as Anders Svensson 's pass into the box is somehow missed by the French defence, but the offside flag goes up against Toivonen before he can score.
29'Svend Bertil Frandsen: "Despite dominating France seem to struggle any clear-cut chances against a Swedish defence that seem much better composed than in the opening two matches. Bajrami who has replaced the injured Rasmus Elm on the left has contributed significantly to finding a better balance in the Swedish rearguard"
28'Samir Nasri tries to chip a free kick into the box from the left wing, but his cross is so weak that the first Swedish defender can get his head to the ball and clear the danger.
26'One shot on target for both sides, in a game that has been really flat so far and as a result the atmosphere within the stadium is also flat as well.
25'That's just over a quarter of the game gone and there are no goals so far in the game, can we expect any? Lets us know your prediction in the chat box.
23'Kris Voakes in Kiev: "The back of Erik Hamren's waistcoat shimmers a lovely shade of purple, I tell you. He's up, arms folded, as ever. Laurent Blanc is flailing his arms as he stands with both feet slightly to the left of his technical area. Ooof, he's edgy, isn't he? €100,000 fine on the way, methinks."
21'The game has really slowed down over the last five minutes, with neither side willing to take a risk in order to get behind the opposition defence.
19'Goal.com's Kris Voakes: "The Swedes seem fairly encouraged by their side's start, while chats of 'Ukraine, Ukraine' ring out as though they want to be a part of the action. The very small French contingent can hardly be heard, but you can tell from across the pitch that a few of them are at least bouncing around."
17'Swedish expert Svend Bertil Frandsen: "Judging from the opening stages of the game, the Swedes despite their early EURO exit are not treating this game as a friendly. There´s still a bit of fire left in the Swedish eyes, it seems. Like Hamrén said: The road for Brazil starts here!"
15'Quarter of an hour gone and neither side have been able to really test the opposition goalkeeper; will there be goals this evening?
13'France have had the possession advantage in the game so far, having 62.4% of the ball, can they turn this into goals? Let us know in the chat box.
11'Kris Voakes in Kiev: "The Swedish fans were a bit quiet before that foul by Zlatan Ibrahimovic. That at least made them whistle long and loud Mr Proenca's decision to award a free kick."
9'WHAT A MISS! Somehow Toivonen managed to miss a golden opportunity to put Sweden into the lead as a mistake at the back by France allowed the striker in on goal, but as he rounded Lloris, he went too wide and hit the outside of the post.
8'Svend Bertil Frandsen: "Sweden taking advantage of the fact that Ben Arfa fails to help out the French left back in the early stages of the game to create two half-chances. Promising beginning for Hamréns men."
7'Franck Ribéry is next to try his luck for the French after Andreas Granqvist failed to properly clear the ball, but Andreas Isaksson managed to block the shot with his body.
5'France get their first opportunity at goal, as Hatem Ben Arfa, making his first start of the tournament, drives his shot from the left hand side of the box wide of goal.
4'France are playing the possession game just now, similar to Spain against Croatia last night, will such a tactic work for the French, let us know your thoughts in our chat box on the right hand side of the page.
3'First chance however goes to Sweden, as Ola Toivonen gets his head to a Martin Olsson cross, but he can't direct it on target.
2'The French have started off brightly, looking to get an early advantage to kill off the race for top spot and guarantee a quarter final clash with Italy.
1'France get the game underway in their change kit of all white, while the Swedes are in their usual yellow and blue.
There will be a minute of silence tonight at Kiev before the match, to honour the memory of Thierry Roland, French commentator who died Saturday at 74 years-old.
Goal.com's Kris Voakes talks about the pre-match atmosphere: "The warm-up act has just had the two sets of fans chanting songs for their sides, and from that it appears that the Swedes will be filling more sections than in the previous two games, which backs up what many in Camp Sweden had been saying over the weekend about extra arrivals for this final game. There was also a lovely moment just now when some Swedish fans were holding up their national flag, with the message 'Thank U Kiev' written on it. They've all loved the experience, just not the football. The French fans appear to be in party mood. They want to be playing Italy here on Sunday, not Spain in Donetsk."
There's less than quarter of an hour left until kick-off, let us know your thoughts, will France qualify or can Sweden cause a shock and send the French packing, let us know in the chat box on the right.
Svend Bertil Frandsen on the Sweden coach: "For Erik Hamrén, the EURO is over. Now begins the long and rocky road towards qualifying for the World Cup in 2014. For Hamrén the key question is, does he stick to the attacking-minded tactics that has failed so utterly during this EURO or is he going to find inspiration in his predecessor´s more defensive oriented formations? Hamrén still hasn´t found his ideal formation. Tonight Emir Bajrami will replace Rasmus Elm in the left side of midfield while Ola Toivonen replaces Johan Elmander."
Laurent Blanc's side are currently on 23 game unbeaten run stretching back to September 2010 when a late Sergei Kislyak goal helped Belarus claim a shock victory in the qualifying campaign.
The two sides last met in August 2008, when a double from Sidney Govou and a strike from Karim Benzema helped France claim a friendly victory, with Henrik Larsson and Kim Källström scoring for the Swedes.
France currently holds a commanding lead over their opponents in head-to-head matches; having beaten Sweden eight times in their 17 meetings, while the Scandinavian side have managed to claim victory on four occasions.
Swedish expert Svend Bertil Frandsen talks about the side's campaign: "While "Blågult" have already outplayed their chances in the EURO, there´s certainly still a lot at stake for Erik Hamréns match. The football future for most of the players in the starting line-up still haven´t been sorted and the majority of them have no idea where they are going to play after the EURO. Therefore this is certainly the last time for them to make potential buyers aware of their qualities."
The Swedes have only won two out of their last 13 games in the European Championships competition, beating Bulgaria in 2004 and Greece in 2008.
Sweden have already been knocked out of the tournament after defeats at the hands of Ukraine then England, while France are top of the group after drawing with England in the opening fixture and beating co-hosts Ukraine in their second match.
France expert Robin Bairner on the changes: "After Blanc created something of a shock by introducing Jeremy Menez in matchday two and leaving out M'Vila, the France coach is at it again by dropping the PSG winger and Cabaye - the two scorers against Ukraine - and introducing Ben Arfa and M'Vila. Perhaps the coach feels that the extreme heat of Donetsk took it out of his players physically and his squad therefore needs to be refreshed in a match that France do not necessarily need to win, but it's more likely he's made the changes for tactical reasons."
Kris Voakes: "Erik Hamren's XI meets the desire of some journalists, but many are asking why he didn't go with this line-up sooner. He's confirmed that Emir Bajrami will come in on the left, with Ola Toivonen as the main striker. "As I've been saying all along," screams one writer."
That's the line-ups in, let us know what you think of the selections and what will happen during the team in our chat box on the right of the page.
The France starting line-up is as follows: (4-2-3-1) Lloris; Debuchy, Mexes, Rami, Clichy; Diarra, M'Vila; Nasri, Ben Arfa, Ribéry; Benzema.
France have made two changes for the final fixture in Group D, with Yohan Cabaye and Jérémy Ménez making way for Yann M'Vila and Hatem Ben Arfa.
The Sweden line-up is as follows: (4-2-3-1) Isaksson; Granqvist, Mellberg, J. Olsson, M. Olsson; Svensson, Källström; S. Larsson, Ibrahimović, Bajrami; Toivonen
THE TEAM NEWS IS IN. Sweden boss Erik Harmen rings the changes with Rasmus Elm and Johan Elmander making way for Emir Bajrami and Ola Toivonen in the starting line-up.
Goal.com's Kris Voakes lets us know the early scenes in Kiev: "It's just the French keepers out on the pitch so far, with the remaining 43 squad members yet to come out for warm-ups. There are very few fans inside the bowl of the stadium for now, but there's plenty of time for the stragglers, of which I saw lots outside as I entered the ground."
As well as live text commentary we will also have updates for our man in Kiev, Kris Voakes, our Sweden expert Svend Bertil Frandsen and our France expert Robin Bairner.
Hello and welcome to Goal.com's live text commentary of the final Euro 2012 Group D game between Sweden and France, my name is Matthew Harold and I will be guiding you though the 90 minutes of action.


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The domain/wp-admin link brings up the larger error:
"Error establishing a database connection
This either means that the username and password information in your wp-config.php file is incorrect or we can't contact the database server at des1333710371566.db.12144241.hostedresource.com. This could mean your host's database server is down."
I contacted website palace and the person on phone said all tests came back normal but the techs are working on my ticket and I have to await their response.
Is there anything I can do on my end or do I have to wait for website palace? Is it definitely an issue on their end or can it be something else?
Sorry again since these topics have been posted, but if anyone has a solution, I would kind of need a step by step answer rather that the "check the wp-config.php" ones bc couldn't find that on my SQL admin page.
Thanks for your patience.


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