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Lets get this done guys! We have seen some great bulls being taken. Can't wait to read about some great hunts and see photos.
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Lets get this done guys! We have seen some great bulls being taken. Can't wait to read about some great hunts and see photos.
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
My 2013 archery season started out like many seasons in the past, but ended unlike any other season I have ever experienced. I completely psyched myself out in the months leading up to the season opener, shooting my bow relentlessly, hiking to get into shape and running several trail cameras in the areas I hunt to get an idea of what animals were lurking around. The season proved to be one of the most memorable seasons that I have had, for both some good reasons and some not so good reasons.
Opening weekend found me hunting with a couple of good friends in an area we knew held some great bulls. I was able to help call in a gorgeous bull that my buddy was able to harvest. After the opening weekend I found myself deep in the back country looking for that special bull to bring home, but was never able to make it happen, but I was able to shoot my largest Mule Deer with a bow so the trip was a success. After taking the first 7 days of the season off from work, I soon found myself back in the grind at work, wishing that I was back in the mountains chasing big bulls. For the next two weeks I was limited to hunting only 1 day at a time, but was fortunate enough to have a great area that held elk in it every time that I went out. One afternoon I made it to my hunting area and soon found a gaggle of bulls going nuts over 25 cows. I finally was able to get into range of several bulls that night, but unfortunately missed two bulls and opted to not take any more shots at elk that night. When I got home I found that my release was malfunctioning and after messing with it for a while I got it working, or so I thought.
One week later found me back in the same honey hole looking at several different bulls, 9 total that morning. I soon was able to stalk in on a gorgeous 6x6 and once again missed the bull at 25 yards due to my release not working properly. After sending some text messages back to my hunting partner about my misfortune, and looking for some encouragement, I heeded his advice and switched back to my Scott release. That day found me watching several nice bulls tending to their cows, but I was never able to get back into bow range of an elk that day. I decided to take the next day off from hunting to spend some time with the kids and watch some soccer games. Also I wanted to let my mind think about something else other than how I could have worked so hard to only have 3 bulls slip through my fingers.
The next morning I decided that I was going to get into my hunting area early so that I could try and catch a bull coming into the timber and try to ambush him as he made his way to his bed. I found myself in the area and hour and a half before first light, and to my surprise I never heard a single elk. First light finally arrived with a breathtaking red sunrise, and I soon saw several bulls working their way from their feeding area into the timber. I made my plan and soon found myself only 60 yards from three small bulls, two of which were fighting like crazy. The combination of the bulls being young and the two of them fighting, I was able to walk upright behind the bulls as they worked their way up the hills to the bedding area. But as so many elk hunters know I was not able to keep up the pace with the elk and they soon outpaced me, so I had to sit and watch them walk up the ridge to the timber.
As I was sitting there watching the 3 small bulls work their way up the ridge I saw two nice 6x6 bulls feeding on another ridge. I watched these two bulls for about half an hour when they finally made their way into a deep timber pocket to bed down. I thought that I would be able to get into the drainage next to where the bulls had gone, sneak up the side, pop over the ridge and shoot a great bull, FOOLPROOF, or so I thought.
When I was about half way up the drainage I stepped next to a sage brush and heard something that caught my attention. I didn't think much of it and took one more step and all of the sudden I had a rattle snake only inches from my boot, coiled up rattling, and not looking happy about my interrupting his mid-afternoon sun bath. Knowing that this area contains rattlesnakes I keep an arrow in my quiver with a muzzy attached to it so that I can take care of these nasty little buggers when I run into them. So there I was out in the wide open on the side of the coulee with absolutely no cover, shooting my bow at the rattlesnake. Usually I am pretty good and being able to hit the head of the snake on the first shot, but this time my aim was proving to be a little shaky, possibly due to the fact that I had almost stepped on the damn thing. Three shots later, one of those hitting him in the body and absolutely pissing him off, I heard something above me. I looked up the coulee and all of the sudden there was a herd of elk coming down the opposite side of the drainage only 60 yards from where I was standing. The next few minutes proved to be some of the most exciting, and absolutely nerve racking minutes of my bow hunting career.
When I saw the elk coming down I took about half a step away from the snake and kneeled down in the open sage. Even just this little movement caught the lead cow's attention and we proceeded to have a stare off for the next couple minutes, all while the rattlesnake was going nuts behind me only 2 feet away. Soon the elk continued on their path and several of the cows walked directly across from me at only 40 yards, looking in my direction every now and then to try and see what the noise of the rattlesnake was. Once all the cows had made their way through the bull finally showed himself. He decided to follow the path that the majority of the cows had taken which was going to put him at 40 yards. As I waited for the bull to make his way down the trail, I all of the sudden heard the rattlesnake trying to slither, but the worst part was that because the snake was behind me I couldn't tell which way he was trying to go. It was everything I had in me to not turn around and see what that nasty little bugger was doing. Soon the bull worked his way directly across the coulee from me and stepped out into the wide open. I drew my Bowtech Experience, and to my surprise the bull didn't see me draw and kept on walking. But the movement of drawing my bow didn't escape the snake's eyes, and he ramped up his rattling to a frightening pace. So here I was, at full draw on a nice bull with a pissed off rattlesnake within possible striking distance, and dang it I never got a chance to put my reed call in my mouth. So I began to snort wheeze like a deer trying to get the bull to stop. After the third blow the elk stopped, I settled my 40 yard pin and let the Gold Tip arrow fly. The arrow hit true and I watched the bull and cows disappear over the ridge across from me.
As soon as I shot the bull I bolted up off of my knees and turned around to see what the snake was doing. I was able to finish off the snake and decided to take his rattles, 8 in all, as a souvenir of the hunt. A short tracking job later I found the bull bedded down and put an insurance arrow in him just to make sure he wasn't going anywhere. After that I called my wife and told her the whole story in such a fervor that when I got home she said that I had to tell her again what happened because I was talking way to fast when I had called her. She couldn't believe that I was able to sit there and keep my composure with a rattlesnake that close to me, and she proceeded to tell me how much of an idiot I am. I told her that the only thing that made me able to keep somewhat calm was my absolute addiction to elk, and looking back maybe of little bit of idiocy also.
The bull ended up being a broken up old bruiser of a bull, and from his broken up rack I knew that he had fought hard for the cows he had that day. The rest of the day found me breaking the bull down and packing back to my truck which was only 4 miles away. This had truly been an awesome DIY solo experience on some of the best elk hunting ground I have yet to find. The best thing about shooting such a great bull on public land is being able to tell people that public land elk are out there, but you definitely have to be willing to put in the work to punch your tag on a public land elk. The area has proven to be a great area for me and my two hunting partners, and all three of us were able to punch our tags on bulls out of the area, all within a 2 mile radius of each other.
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Great story and photos.
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Great story! Congratulations.
Great story and way to stick with it and get it done!
Here's a write-up of my elk hunt in Wyo on National Forest land in Area 7.
While taking the three hour drive to my hunting location on opening morning of rifle season, I was reflecting on my elk hunting adventures leading up to this point in the season. I'd been going into the same hunting area that my brother, Andy, had filled me in on virtually every weekend or day off from work since early August. My first trip into the area, which requires an approximate two-mile hike, I was armed with nothing more than a GPS unit with a keyed-in way-point and a can-do attitude. This was the first time I'd ever been hunting in this area of the state. With changing jobs and relocating in the spring, I'd decided to apply for a bull tag closer to where I was working instead of applying for the more familiar areas near where I grew up. This was also the first bull elk tag I've been lucky enough to draw through the limited quota drawing in Wyoming for 15 years, so I was determined to give myself the best opportunity possible to harvest a quality, mature bull. Once my GPS told me I'd arrived at my destination on that warm August day, I started glassing around the area analyzing the terrain. There was an abundance of good grass in the drainage bottoms for feed, springs and creeks for water and wallows, large patches of heavy timber for cover, good vertical relief for protection from the Wyoming winds, basically everything that an elk would be seeking was on this piece of National Forest. Only one thing was missing, the elk. There was plenty of sign around that a good number of animals had been in the area earlier in the year, but I wasn't seeing any fresh sign. After walking around for a couple of hours familiarizing myself with the terrain, I decided to glass a bit more before making the trek back to the pickup, eventually picking out a few cows and a young bull confirming the possibility that this was a good spot. Throughout archery season, the weekends found me chasing the growling bugles and faint chuckles of the large bulls trying to establish their dominance that I had come to learn frequented this area. 'Close, but no cigar' was the theme of my archery hunting after having a seven point at 53 yards that never presented a shot, a six point that pinned me down at around 75 yards, and a handful of encounters with immature bulls. There was no doubt in my mind where I was going on opening day of rifle season. There wasn't any reason to even consider a change of venue after seeing three or four "Big Boys" in there while scouting and archery hunting.
As I pulled up to the area where I parked and began putting my things together for the day's hunt with the sun beginning to brighten the eastern horizon, I was filled with anticipation and optimism of how this day would unfold. So much so that I walked about 50 yards away from the vehicle before realizing I'd neglected to grab any ammunition for my rifle. "What an idiot", I said scolding myself for not mentally being in the game. Finally, with all of the necessities in tow including ammo, I set out up the trail on the 45 minute hike to the hunting grounds. Once I gained some elevation, I was walking through an inch of fresh snow on the ground from the storm the night before. 'This is perfect' I thought to myself as I picked my way through the pines to my vantage point above the drainage's. Upon arrival to my glassing spot, I took off my day pack and began to raise my binoculars up to assess the situation when, "BOOM", a rifle shot rang out from a quarter-mile up the drainage. I carefully glassed the opposing hillside watching for movement instigated by the first gun shot of the season seeing about 15 head of elk, including a small six-point, go over the peak about 1,500 yards away from my location. After coming to the conclusion that the gun shot had spooked any elk over a year old out of the area for the time being, I curiously made my way towards the direction of the shot to see if the hunter needed any assistance. Given the fact that I was hunting alone, as I'd done throughout the entire season, I figured that making a few friends in the field couldn't hurt since I could be the one needing assistance at some point. I tracked down the hunters that had fired the shot and chatted with them for a short while finding out that they had cow tags and had missed the one they saw. Being about mid-morning at this point, I thought it could be productive to take a 'sit and watch' approach to the rest of the day's hunt with other hunters in the area milling around. I found one of my many vantage points where I was semi-secluded from the wind and glassed the sparse timber for movement the rest of the day seeing a small herd of five or six elk with a nicely proportioned five-point. "You can do better", I told myself as I watched them lay down on the hillside. I conceded defeat for the day a few hours later and snuck around the small heard as to not spook them on my way back to the truck. Given the fact that opening day was on a Tuesday and I had a mountain of work to do, I spent the next two days in the office. However, I don't know if I was all that productive since my thoughts were mostly occupied with elk hunting at this point. Thursday night rolled around and another early winter storm was in the area so I called up my boss and told him I wouldn't be in on Friday, I was going back hunting. After the commute and hike required, I found myself in familiar territory back at the same location I had started glassing on opening morning. I glassed, moved, glassed, and moved, and glassed some more before deciding to go back up on the highest vantage point where I had started. It was about 11 o'clock at this point and all I had seen was a rag-horn bull for about half of a second. I found my perch in the rocks and began glassing around again until my arms needed a break. Giving way to hunger, I started casually munching on a granola bar and mindlessly gazed across the terrain. I looked down, about 1000 feet vertically, where the two drainage's met and something struck me as 'not quite right', so I picked my binoculars up for further investigation. It was an elk, it was a bull, and it was a big bull. I watched him feed across the small meadow and lay down in the sun, 'I can get him', I thought to myself as I made a plan on the best route for the stalk. I made my way down the hillside and entered the creek bottom, picking my way carefully through the dense timber as to not make a sound until the terrain leveled out and the two creeks converged. The wind was blowing out of the West at about 20 mph so I began veering towards the East to make sure I'd be downwind of the bull's location when I came out of the timber and could figure out my exact location in relation to his. I exited the timber on the far Eastern side of the long, narrow meadow which I'd watched him lay down in and took my pack off, to be a bit more agile, then setting it under a tree before I started slowly making my way Westward up the clearing. Walking ever so gingerly through the brush, I kept carefully looking around and looking back at the area which I'd spotted him from until I came to the conclusion that I had to be right on top of him, if he was still there. I began watching for movement along the tree line that he bedded under when I made out the tip of an antler above the brush only 50 yards away. I knelt down quietly as I cranked my scope down to 3x. 'A lot of good all of that practice at 600-700 yards did you', I thought to myself as I planned my next move. I watched the antler tip intently for a couple of minutes never seeing it move. The bull was sleeping 50 yards from me. Upon careful consideration, I decided to break a twig to arouse the bull. "Snap"…..no movement. Next, I softly whistled…..no movement.
'I wonder if it's a shed', I thought to myself.
'That would be too coincidental', I retorted, to myself.
Next, I whistled louder and the horn moved as I prepared for the action. I waited a good minute but he never picked his head up. So I whistled about five times as loud as I could and the horn moved, I looked through the scope, the bull picked his head up where I could see the top portion of his neck, and I settled the cross-hair on this neck and shot. The bull rolled over on his back with two legs kicking in the air as I stood up basking in my accomplishment when suddenly he seemed to spring up off of the ground as if he was struck by lightning. I cycled the action on my rifle and put another shot in him through the lungs as he began to run, which didn't seem to faze him, as he continued over the knoll and out of sight from my vantage point. I back tracked to grab my pack and began tracking the bull while wondering how this bull ran off. Elk, and especially old bulls, are one tough animal I've come to learn through my years of hunting. After tracking for approximately 100 yards, I found the bull deceased. His last steps were down an eight-foot cut-bank onto a dead tree on the ground, which, naturally, his horns became wedged in upside down. It took me about an hour of cutting tree limbs to free his horns and get the carcass situated so I could begin the quartering process. Once that was complete, I stashed the quarters and the head about 100 yards away under some trees for retrieval the next day, which was a chore but well worth it. Thankfully, my brother, Andy, and his friend, Brendon, came back with me the next day to help pack out. For which, I'm eternally indebted to them for.
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Cool story and I really like that first and last photos. Good job. Thanks for entering.
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My elk hunting story starts back in December of 2009. That is when i found what i thought was the holy grail of elk hunting holes. My family & I flew back to Colorado to visit family for Christmas that year and I stumbled upon a elk hole that I thought was too good to be true. Living in Alaska there is very limited elk hunting and if you do draw a tag it can be a logistic nightmare, not including hunting in some of the highest concentration of big brown bears in the state. Being originally from Colorado and hunting elk since I was 12 on public land I just couldn't believe what I was seeing before my eyes.
While in CO on Christmas "vacation" I went on a walk about in one of my old mule deer buck holes to glass around, get some exercise, and just see what's around. I parked the truck to start walking down a ridge to what my dad & I call the rock. It is a pile of big rocks on a ridge that sits on a little knob that a guy can do some glassing & get an idea of what's shaking in the area. To my surprise i was looking with my naked eye and noticed what looked to be an elk. I immediately put my binos to my eyes and noticed it was & a 6 point to boat. I started glassing around and found 4 more bulls just like him scattered among the opposite ridge. I must admit I got a little giddy. I went back to my dad's house and told him what I found and I also started a game plan to obtain the tag to go hunting in the unit. I thought to myself I got to make this happen quickly because 1) it is national forest & 2) it was EASY !
2010 rolls around & I apply for Elk & deer tags in the unit. My thinking led me to believe I probably wouldn't draw an elk tag but if I could draw a deer tag it would give me an excuse to go CO hunting, plus I could actually see if anyone else knew of the " bull hole ". June rolls around & I didn't draw the elk tag but drew the deer tag so I made plans to go to CO to hunt the 3rd season. Called my dad I notified him I was coming. November is here; I fly down with great anxiety to see how many hunters are in the "bull hole". Opening morning comes & to my pleasant surprise not a soul around. Glassing hard to find a good buck I ran across 3 bulls all 6 point or better. I was elated to find the elk. My dad was with me at the time & I told him we have got a winning ticket if we can draw the tags. I watched the hole like a hawk and really didn't make no mind to find a good buck. Still not a soul to be found.
2011 rolls around & my dad & I make plans on drawing elk tags for the unit. I had 3 preference points & he had none. The CO DOW stats show I got a pretty good chance of drawing a tag but dad's chances was slim. June comes & I had drawn a tag, & boy was I stoked. I called my dad & notified him I was coming. Talking to my wife we decided everyone would go & make it like a family vacation. The only difference is I get to go hunting & the wife & kid go visit my in laws.
Arriving the day before season I really didn't have time to scout but was confident they were there. Opening day i get up and the wind was howling. I thought man this is going to be tough but I didn't fly 2500 miles to sit on my butt. I Loaded up the truck and asked dad if i he is going & his response was na. The wind is blowing too hard & they are not going to be moving any ways. So off I went in the dark to the "bull hole" waiting for first light. I thought man with the wind blowing so hard from the south I need to be looking in the bottom & on the north facing slopes. I got on the ridge above the rock pile & started glassing the bottom & found a 5 point bull. Glassing hard I didn't see anything else so I started to make my way down to the rock pile. The wind was blowing hard & I thought maybe ol pops is right. But being the stubborn cuse that I am i pressed forward. I got to the opening before the rock pile and looked back on the ridge I just walked down and notice an elk laying under a ponderosa pine tree hiding from me. I put my binos up & the bull had his head down & looking at me. Once he noticed he was had, he stood up & I went holly moly . I put my rifle on my shooting sticks & let'er rip. The bull turned & I went OOOOO he's a good one. He took off running over the ridge. I found the blood trail & started tracking. I see him in the bottom & put my binos on him and in one glance I was running. I got down to the ol fellow & was ah struck at the size of this old dude. So I just killed my biggest elk in the first hour of the season & the awesome part he was only maybe 1/2 mile off the road.
2012 rolls around and again my dad & I make plans to get a tag. I knew going in my chances are next to null but his were good. So I told him to apply for the 4th season tag. June rolls around & he drew the tag. Again we make plans and my wife like what happened the year before so it became a family vacation again. My dad wanted to make sure we bring my 3 boys along hunting just to have a good ol time.
Saturday morning comes & I round up the kids to get ready to go to the "bull hole". We make our way to the rock pile & get set up so dad can make a long range shot with my rifle. Jacking around getting the gun set up & my twin boys rock climbing, my oldest boy is glassing says holy smokes dad look at that. "What", I said & he points to what is another monster bull on the lower ridge. I'm whispering at the twins to get down, trying to range the bull, turning the turret on the rifle, trying to get dad set up to make the shot; mass confusion to say the least. With all the commotion the bull had us spotted and walked into the trees. We hunted hard for the next couple of days to whereas the kids were begging for mercy & wanted to stay home. I don't blame them. My dad & I went again to the rock pile and spotted a huge 7 point bull but he was on a chunk of private land way down at the bottom. Kind of discouraged & noticing my dad was wearing down I suggested we go to one of our old hunting spots. I know it gets hit hard by the public but 4th season there is only us bull hunters out & no others. So we make the drive to "park" . We no longer drove into the beginning of the park and told dad there's an elk & a bull to boot. We got out of the truck and walk behind tree & I then put my binos on him & his is a 6 point. I gave dad my rifle and ranged the bull. Range 392 yards. I told him to hold 1 mill dot & let'er rip. Wack ! I told him give him another one, Bang , wack. The bull went 10 yards & expired.
2013 I applied knowing my chances were slim again but there is always hope. June rolled around & no tag. I called dad & told him I guess this is the year we let it rest. As the year went on work was busy & I didn't get to go moose or caribou hunting & I was itching to go hunting. I surf the internet looking for a land owner voucher every morning @5 A.M. before I go to work and still nothing. Then one morning in September I found one. I immediately called the guy who posted the add and told him SOLD. So I made arrangements to pay for the land owner voucher so I could get the "bull hole" tag. I told my dad I found a tag & I'll be down again for a third time.
My dad & I went scouting the afternoon before season and found some bulls & found a pretty good one to boot. Saturday morning comes & we headed out to the bull hole once again with high hopes. We walk down to the yep you guessed it the rock pile and started glassing. I told my dad I found the bull down at the bottom next to the private land. My dad asked me" what are you thinking of doing?" I told him lets watch him to see where he lays down & I'll make a plan from there. He bedded down on the national forest side of the fence so I told dad my plan. We walked back to the truck so we could walk down the other ridge for a shot. We drove to the other ridge and started walking down and my dad says " I' stopping here. I am not going down there. "I said that's fine & I'll meet here at dark so we can walk back to the truck. I pressed on, glassing & making a metal plan in my head as to where I thought I needed to be. I got above to where I thought the elk might have moved to after glassing at their last known location not finding them. I got set up glassing and getting my gun ready. Finally, I heard a coughing below me and put up my binos to find the top of his antlers in the oak brush. I got my shooting sticks ready. I reached for my range finder & I could feel the breeze blow on the back of my neck & thought o shucks. At that time the bull winded me and took off running. He went down and across a ravine & up the other side & stopped. I ranged him 462. Steep downhill shot so I thought 1 mill on his back quickly, steadied my gun on the sticks, bang , whack. He went down. I loaded another round & was watching him get his feet under him. I'm looking for the fence & noticed he is close so I put another one in him to anchor him for good. I instantly thought what my dad was saying to himself, "Crazy darn kid, I'm going back to the truck" and he did just that. This one wasn't so easy to get out. It was 1.5 miles one way with close to 1000 ft elevation change. It took me 1& 1/2 days to get him out by myself.
I love elk hunting & elk hunting with my father. Heck I just love hunting. I've have been blessed to have a father to show me the ropes and who always took time to take me hunting. I have also have been blessed with a wife who understands my obsession with hunting. For you hard core DIY elk hunters killing 3 bulls that will score over 300" 3 years in a row on national forest you can understand my excitement for the streak; Especially, in CO that is not known for "trophy" elk hunting unless you have 10 preference points or more. All I can I hope for is the streak to continue and possibly get my oldest son to be part of it.
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When setting up Outlook 2010 to use IMAP to connect to Zimbra without using any encrypted connection, we got this error:
Log onto incoming mail server (IMAP): General authentication failed. None of the authentication methods supported by your IMAP server (if any) are supported on this computer.
When the same IMAP setup with SSL encryption connection is used, we receive a security warning that the target principal name is incorrect. When we proceed, we got this error:
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Man City v Villa team news: Lambert names unchanged side
Paul Lambert has named an unchanged side from the team which went down 3-2 in an exhilarating contest with Man Utd.
Enda Stevens keeps his place at left-back while Ashley Westwood and Barry Bannan continue in the central ground.
Lambert goes with the attacking three of Gabby Agbonlahor, two-goal hero Andreas Weimann and Christian Benteke as he looks to cause Man City problems.
There's one change on the bench, Nathan Baker replacing Derrick Williams.
It's a strong line-up for City too, Joe Hart - praised by Brad Guzan in the week - in goal for the champions.
Carlos Tevez and Sergio Aguero start up top with former Villa star Gareth Barry in the central ground.
Programme cover star James Milner isn't involved.
Villa: Guzan, Lowton, Vlaar [c], Clark, Stevens, Westwood, Bannan, Ireland, Weimann, Agbonlahor, Benteke. Subs: Given, Albrighton, Holman, Delph, El Ahmadi, Bowery, Baker.
Man City: Hart, Kompany, Clichy, Nastasic, Maicon, Y Toure, Barry, Silva, Nasri, Aguero, Tevez. Subs: Pantilimon, Zabaleta, Lescott, Kolarov, Sinclair, Garcia, Dzeko.
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Whoooops! I started a thread bashing Seguin's effort. That probably should have gone here instead.
Anyway, that was a great fight. I'm glad they stopped the hockey game to let the two clowns dance.
Also, what's up with Rancourt's dual colored hair?
Also, where did Gord Kluzak's hair go?
Also, Seidenberg leveled a guy from behind but he wasn't hurt, so there was no penalty!
OK, the exciting stuff about this game so far...
Kluzak's hair - he looks like a chemo patient.
What's up with Dan Duquette jr. in between periods. Are they that desperate for entertainment?


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PARACHUTE - Mike Johnson can't help but smile these days.
The Grand Valley High School football coach has watched his team reel off three consecutive victories to start the season, with one of them coming in convincing fashion against defending Class 2A Western Slope League champion Olathe this past Friday.
His team has outscored its opponents 139-26, including a 52-7 win against Olathe. And the Cardinals' 3-0 start overall (1-0 in league play) is a stark contrast from the previous two seasons, when they won three and four games, respectively.
For Johnson, however, there's a sense of realism through that smile.
"We're where we want to be right now," said Johnson, whose team returns home to play Gunnison at 7 p.m. Friday. "But our goal is to be humble and hungry."
Behind touchdown runs of 17 and 12 yards by Tanner Zimmerman, a 50-yard interception return for a score from Jacob White and a pair of 1-yard rushing TDs from quarterback Tyler Scott, the Cardinals took a 27-0 lead after one quarter against Olathe and never looked back. Each of their wins have been lopsided, including a 38-7 season-opening win over Meeker and a 49-6 win over Paonia one week later.
Add in the win against Olathe last week, and the Cardinals have a reason to feel like they are soaring.
"After we got up that big on Olathe in their homecoming, they just looked totally deflated," Johnson said. "Our kids didn't."
But Johnson and the Cardinals do realize how those teams have started the season. They're a combined 0-9 to start the season, leaving room for skepticism outside the program.
The Cardinals feel that's OK, though. There's no skepticism within the program.
"Sure, some of those teams might not be as good as they were last year," said Zimmerman, who was out of the lineup during the Cardinals' season-opening win against Paonia. "But the thing is we're doing what we need to do. To us, it doesn't matter what those records are, because we're going to be working hard to win that game whether we play Meeker or the state runner-up, Bayfield."
Zimmerman has been part of a big rushing duo with White, who ran for 162 yards against Paonia and 121 yards and three touchdowns at Meeker. The 6-foot-4 Scott has been effective passing the ball as well, completing 11-of-16 passes for 141 yards and a pair of touchdowns against Paonia. Trent Reidel and Stephen Padilla each caught three passes in the Cardinals' first two games.
On Friday, the Cardinals face another winless team in Gunnison, and a win against the Cowboys could set up a big league showdown against Bayfield in Parachute on Sept. 28. Grand Valley, however, isn't about to start thinking ahead too far.
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Lofton Leads Some Laps, Tallies Solid Finish in Devil Brigade Tundra in Kansas
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Lofton Leads Some Laps, Tallies Solid Finish in Devil Brigade Tundra in Kansas
Kansas City, KS. - Saturday's O'Reilly Auto Parts 250 was a special race to Justin Lofton and the No. 77 Germain Racing team. After a visit to nearby Fort Riley on Thursday, Lofton climbed behind the wheel of his race truck at Kansas Speedway with a special paint scheme in honor of his new friends within the Devil Brigade; the 1st Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division of the United States Army. With 45 soldiers showing their support on Saturday, Lofton led some laps, contended within the top-10, and despite a late race pit road penalty, nailed down a solid 19th place finish.
"I had so much fun at Fort Riley on Thursday. I went last year and it was nice seeing some old faces as well as meeting some new ones. They came out in full force today and it was really a lot of fun to have them out here. After they let me go through some of their training sessions, it was neat to show them what I do," Lofton said of the soldiers within the Devil Brigade.
"We put on a show for them with the No. 77 Devil Brigade Tundra leading some laps. It was really hot out there and the track was slick, but the truck was a lot of fun to drive. We got caught up there on that last stop, but overall, it was a good day."
Prior to taking the green flag, Lofton met with members of the Devil Brigade, signing autographs, taking photos, and thanking them for their service. After a few photos by the truck, Lofton climbed in, rolling off of the grid from the 18th spot.
After an early caution flag just 18 laps in, and while some leaders opted to stay on track, Lofton dropped down pit road for four tires and fuel. Four laps after the restart, he had climbed from 21st to 17th.
As the laps clicked down, Lofton continued his climb through the field, moving into the top-10 by lap 50. By that point, some trucks elected to make green flag pit stops. Having pit under the first yellow, the No. 77 Devil Brigade Toyota was able to stay on track, inheriting the lead on lap 55.
After holding the position for just over six laps, Lofton prepared to drop down pit road for his stop. Simultaneously, a caution flag waved, allowing Lofton to make his stop under yellow. The pit crew sprang into action, swapped out the tires, added fuel, and sent Lofton back on track. For the restart, the No. 77 machine lined up from the fourth position.
As the race hit the 100-lap mark Lofton showed in the 12th spot as he informed his crew that the truck was handling a bit tight. Two more pit stops allowed the crew to tune on the truck, with the final stop falling under the seventh and final caution flag of the race on lap 133. The team made spring rubber and track bar adjustments in addition to adding four fresh tires and fuel. Unfortunately, NASCAR clocked the No. 77 Devil Brigade Tundra running slightly over pit road speed on the exit. The penalty dropped Lofton to the back of the pack for the restart.
With the final 30 laps staying green, Lofton reclaimed as many positions as possible, crossing the finish line in 19th at the drop of the checkered flag.
"It was a tough race out there, battling the heat all day, but the truck was good. I feel like we could have gained some of those spots back if we had a few more laps. The most important thing is that we've got a good truck and a lot to grow with next week in Texas," Lofton said.
Lofton and the No. 77 team will next hit the track on Friday, June 10th at the Texas Motor Speedway.
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I have Zimbra 8.04 (Open-Source version) running on a virtualized (KVM) instance of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
I've installed everything appropriately and it was working fine, but after some period of time (which I haven't yet defined), Zimbra suddenly becomes inaccessible until I reboot the machine.
- The strange part is that I can SSH into the machine fine so it's not a complete failure of the networking on the VM.
- I've disabled the firewall and fail2ban and still can't access the machine
- I've run zmcontrol and it shows all services as running fine
Rebooting the machine solves the issue but why?
My question is, why is Zimbra suddenly going dark?


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And this time I'm going to train!
It's a 5K walk/run (thank GOD the work "walk" comes first!). You can join the team or simply donate, if you're a LAZY BUM. Go to www.fsawv.org and click on the "donations" tab along the top, then there's a "donate" box with a heart, click on that and it takes you right to Paypal.
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A caveat on California
April 14, 2011
Although California exports continue to surge, the news is not all good, say economists. In the case of the latest figures, foreign buyers were banking on continued weakness in the U.S. dollar by snapping up a wide range of relatively inexpensive American products from soybeans to aircraft.
As we reported here earlier in the week, Beacon Economics' analysts expect continued moderate growth in exports…but not without caveats.
Analysts noted that the growth in exports is partly a function of solid growth in foreign nations—particularly developing economies. The rapid pace of inflation in developing nations relative to the United States has been putting pressure on the real value of the dollar, which is now 15 percent cheaper than it was in 2005 relative to a basket of developing nation currencies.
Beacon also disputed the often-cited belief that exports might have been slowed in February by anticipation of the disruptive effects New Year's holiday celebrations have on economic activity throughout much of Asia.
On the plus side for California exporters, the dollar has fallen 6 percent so far this year against a weighted basket of currencies from America's major trading partners. Most forecasts call for the dollar to move even lower as the year through this year.
The earthquake and tsunami that devastated northeastern Japan and the subsequent nuclear disaster will roil trade for months but should be offset to some extent by a surge in shipments of relief supplies and reconstruction materials, Beacon noted.
And as our other bloggers have agreed, the biggest wild card right now ("arguably," said Beacon) involves the price of fuel.
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Published: Wednesday, January 2, 2013 at 6:30 a.m.
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The name of Ted Potter Jr.'s first PGA Tour golf tournament of the season — the Hyundai Tournament of Champions — tells a story in itself.
Only 2012 event champions are invited to the exclusive event that starts Friday in Kapalua, Maui, Hawaii, which means Ocala's Potter will open his 2013 season in an extremely challenging environment.
The tournament boasts a dynamic field of only 30 total golfers, each of them having claimed a PGA win in 2012 and the field as a group combining for 98 career PGA Tour victories led by defending champion Steve Stricker's 12 and Zach Johnson's nine.
Other notable names in the star-studded event include Bubba Watson, Bill Haas, Keegan Bradley, Matt Kuchar, Jason Dufner, Dustin Johnson and Rickie Fowler.
It will be Potter's second career trip to Hawaii. He made his PGA Tour debut a year ago in the Sony Open in Honolulu and it ended up being his second best showing of the season. Potter contended until late Sunday that week and finished T-13th.
He'll island-hop back to the Sony Open this year starting on Jan. 10 — just three days after the Tournament of Champions concludes. It's the second event on the 2013 PGA schedule and the first full-field event. Because of his win at the Greenbrier Classic last year, Potter is fully exempt into the Sony Open and any other regular-season event he chooses.
The Hyundai Tournament of Champions is a 72-hole event that runs Friday through Monday. It will be televised live on the Golf Channel Friday and Saturday from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Sunday's broadcast schedule is from 3-6 p.m. on NBC, then on the Golf Channel from 6-10 p.m.
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Chicago's Best Singer (2009 Chicago Magazine) Dee Alexander celebrates the music of Jimi Hendrix, James Brown, Nina Simone and Dinah Washington, highlighting her versatility as a jazz, gospel, soul and world music vocalist.
Dee Alexander is among the premier vocalists and songwriters in American music today, and one of Chicago's most gifted and respected artists. Her performances span virtually every music genre including gospel, blues, neo-soul, rhythm-and-blues, and world music. But her true heart belongs to jazz, the one idiom that can encompass all her influences. Her 2007 "Sirens of Song" tribute to Nina Simone and Dinah Washington at Chicago's Pritzker Pavilion (commissioned by the Jazz Institute of Chicago) attracted world recognition. Ms. Alexander is known by Chicago's jazz elite (including Ramsey Lewis, Orbert Davis, and Nicole Mitchell), and leads two of her own bands: the Dee Alexander Quartet and the Evolution Ensemble, which emphasizes her original compositions. Her accolades include "Chicagoan of the Year" (Chicago Tribune, 2008) and "Jazz Entertainer of the Year" (Chicago Music Awards), and her 2009 album Wild Is The Wind received five stars (highest honor) from Downbeat Magazine, which named it among the Top Ten recordings of the new millennium.


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Hi all,
I am having problems with non techy 'external guests' trying to access a shared briefcase: When they enter wrong credentials (bad login and/or bad password), they get stuck on a page telling them they do not sufficient permissions:
Here is how to reproduce the problem:HTML Code:HTTP ERROR 403 Problem accessing /email@example.com/Docs. Reason: permission denied: you do not have sufficient permissions Powered by Jetty://
- in Zimbra Web Interface, go to briefcase and create a 'New Briefcase' ('Docs' under 'Folders' for example)
- Shared that new Briefcase, 'External guests (view only)' and enter email to an external account and a password.
- Open a different browser (in my case I use here Chrome instead of Firefox), and go to the URL given in the mail: https://email@example.com/Docs
- Then Enter any login/password
- You get the 403 page. Nothing you can do, reloading the page make no difference....
Of course the obvious solution is to close the browser, or delete recent history, reload the page and the enter correct credentials, but some people are not aware of that, and shouldn't need to be...
I think Zimbra should return HTTP code 401 instead of 403 to tell the browser user was not authenticated.
Anyone having the same problem ? Any suggestions to solve the problem (I can not tell what i want to the users )?
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MBA Student & XU Gallagher Student Ctr. Dir. Joe Christman Featured in the Cincinnati Enquirer for Innovative Partnership with BlackBookHR
Program works to have summer interns return to Cincinnati after graduation.
By the numbers
• 34: Local companies hiring interns who are staying at XU this summer.
• 130: P&G interns staying at XU. GE Aviation is next at 75.
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Xavier University and BlackbookHR are partnering this summer to help summer interns get the most out of their stay in the region, and give local companies the edge in attracting and retaining future talent.
More than 400 college students will stay at XU while they intern at companies including Procter & Gamble, GE
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The interns and co-ops will have access to BlackbookHR's Yocal app, which matches an individual's interests with complementary content, activities and resources in a given city. BlackbookHR's tools also help connect people who have similar interests through social media.
The Cincinnati-based technology startup's software is designed to help people engage with the places they work and live, which it says ultimately helps employers predict and lessen employee turnover.
Daniel Bloom, who leads BlackbookHR's sales and implementation, says the partnership with XU is an example of proactively engaging future talent. "This is an interesting way of saying, 'We really value that you're coming to this town. We want to make sure you get what you need and see the city as a space where you can live and grow and meet your professional and personal goals,' " Bloom said.
Yocal's analytics help employers better understand the interests and needs of their future workforce. Employers cannot track the interests or activities of individual workers, but the software will collect pre- and post-internship data and measure the interns' engagement – or embeddedness quotient – with the region.
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"We can say, 'Let's look at males that are from the coast that went to this school.' We can show you exactly the
likelihood of that person staying here, in the job and in the community," said Chris Ostoich, Blackbook HR's
founder and chief executive officer. Xavier is covering the $150 cost of Yocal for the interns. Joe Christman, director of XU's Gallagher Student Center, connected with BlackbookHR through Julie Bernzott, who manages the HYPE Young Professionals program at the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber. Christman said he wants XU to help give interns a rich city experience.
"The goal is not just to provide them housing, but to take it a step further and provide their company with something that's going to help attract and retain them, and hopefully bring them back to Cincinnati after they graduate," Christman said.
Ostoich formed BlackbookHR in 2007. It has extensive relationships with the region's companies, and is currently expanding into eight cities. CincyTech is an investor. Ostoich said he hopes to engage with institutions like XU in other cities, which could help expand BlackbookHR's business more quickly and efficiently than meeting with individual companies. "If we partner with somebody at the regional level, we can kind of parachute down and expand," Ostoich said. "It allows us to scale intelligently, but also to have a thought leadership position in cities."


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I guess the short answer to this is no, but wondering if the talent on this site might be able to help anyway
I have a US PS3 and wondered if it was possible to install a Euro FW file onto my system.
Reason is that the Euro PS3 has more video output options available than the US.
Any help really appreciated....


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This time I had the fight go past both doomlord phases and 3 waves of imps before my pit lord broke enslave and killed me. I'm thinking I just don't have the dps to do this reasonably. I haven't seen any other warlock have to enslave the pitlord 3+ times.
God knows I've mastered the mechanics of the fight seeing I always get to that same part.
They are nerfing our absord/shield capability. We are too much survivable as is.
Edit: Also they are nerfing KJF, that might complicate the fight even more.
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Main: Narasi Alts: Naseev - Leidian - Distracted
The fight always seems to go so much slower when I'm watching a YouTube video of someone else doing it. Whenever I'm actually trying to do the fight myself, it's like the entire thing is going by at lightning speed and there's no time to react to anything, my HP just melts whereas even players with worse gear doing vids appear more sturdy.
Just keep going through your gates on CD, you will never get hit by a chaos bolt, use breath on CD to remove DOT's and singe magic if you are in a bad position and cannot get to into range before it expires and you get an imp or void.
Just keep doing it over and over and the fight will feel more and more controlled with a lot less ZOMG WHATS HAPPENING!!!! Once you get to that point and you can do every mechanic without even thinking about it start really focusing on DPSing Ken at as much as possible and you will score your kill.
It got to the point for me where I was so focused on the mechanics that I could get through every phase with ease and would eventually just die due the fight lasting so long on the final stage when only imps spawn and I would just get caught to something silly. If you master the imp phase you can use it to spam massive amounts of chaos bolts into Ken, and in the final stages massive amounts of shadow burns, this really is key to getting the DPS to kill him and not drag the fight out.
http://us.battle.net/wow/en/characte...tfizzle/simple This is my character, the second talent spec is the one I use for the fight (kept it separate so I could continue to do other stuff in between attempts). Tell me, what am I doing wrong?
Edit: I should clarify, the part where I keep dying is the Felhunter phase. I can get the Pit Lord away without any problems, the felhunters no longer eat Enslave Demon, but I can't burn them down fast enough, so either the three of them chomping away at me kills me, or I do get at least two of them down but by the time I do Kanrethad's already onto Cataclysm and my Pit Lord is too far away to Charge him to interrupt it, and I die anyway.
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What? Why is your pit lord 'too far' from the boss to interrupt the cataclysm? While you're fighting the felhunters, just soulshatter and put the pit lord on the boss so he can interrupt Cataclysm (even while you're finishing the remaining felhunters).Edit: I should clarify, the part where I keep dying is the Felhunter phase. I can get the Pit Lord away without any problems, the felhunters no longer eat Enslave Demon, but I can't burn them down fast enough, so either the three of them chomping away at me kills me, or I do get at least two of them down but by the time I do Kanrethad's already onto Cataclysm and my Pit Lord is too far away to Charge him to interrupt it, and I die anyway.
Remember you dont need to worry about any LOS bullshit, just make sure the pit lord (and boss) are not within the frontal 180 degree cone of the felhunters while you fight them. You dont need to have the pit lord off somewhere so far he cant interrupt the cataclysm during that phase.
In that phase I usuallly run off so far with the felhunters that my demonic portal despawns, while the pit lord+boss are fighting way on the other side of the platform. You still interrupt cataclysm instantly.
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Ghiroza: I feel like I'm taking more damage than I should all throughout the fight. I watched a few videos, one suggested that the best way to deal with the imps was to stand where they spawn, RoF, Shadowfury, FnB+Immolate, then Fel Flame Breath, which usually takes out all the imps. Still, I'll need to use a Demonic Siphon and maybe an Ember Tap or two during this. When the Felhunters come along, they just tear my HP down too fast, which I admit does cause me to panic a bit and lose focus on what I'm doing, especially when I can't use the Demonic Siphon heal.
Ken will then run round the corner to your pitlord and the felhunters will come straight to you as they spawn and hit the Rof. Havoc, chaos bolt and empty your 4 saved chaos bolts into the first two, if you are at max range when they spawn the first should be dead before it reaches you and the second should be very close to dead, finish him and then finish the third. Use CD's here if needed to minimise damage and also your HS if you get a little low.
As you will be facing your pit lord, and therefore Ken as he will be stood there to, you will be able to see when Ken starts to run to the centre of the room to cast cata, click your your Ken focus frame and hit your pet attack keybind, your pit lord will then start to follow Ken to the centre of the room and will therefore be well in range of him when he reaches the centre and starts casts cata. If the last Felhunter is still up it won't matter as he will be facing you and should be very close to death. Finish the third off then get straight to your portal and through it to avoid a chaos bolt.
As felhunter stage starts, first soulshatter (so the boss will go to the pit lord after hes finished summoning). Then I Ctrl+3 send the pit lord to the right of the portal. No los or behind a wall or anything - just send him to the middle of the platform to the right of the portal . And I drop ROF on the spawn point and run (with the felhunters coming) to the left.If you're standing facing the portal, I send the Pit Lord to the right, behind that bit of wall that juts out. I did this because after watching a bunch of videos and not doing it this way, the felhunters kept dispelling Enslave Demon. Is the range of Devour Enslavement really only 180 degrees? I read somewhere that it was like, 230.
Then Ctrl+1 put the pitlord onto the boss (and interrupt cataclysm when appropriate). Devour is never a problem, despite the pitlord fighting the boss directly in LOS of me fighting the felhunters. me-felhunter------------boss-pitlord. Whether the frontal cone for devour is 180 or 230 degress honestly makes no difference - because the pit lord is directly behind the felhunters anyway.
"LOS" has nothing to do with it, so id stop trying to stress over getting into los. It just causes people to have more problems.
Make sure you have the boss as your /focus target to easily select/interrupt Cataclysm with the pitlord (as you might still be quite far away fighting felhunters by then).
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Thanks for the tips, I'll try your suggestions out and let you know how I went.
(Sorry if I come off a little belligerent, I really do appreciate people willing to help and give advice, I'm more frustrated at this quest and boss than anything else. It was really, really fun up to this point, but I guess I just don't subscribe to the kind of gameplay that this boss entails, but I do want to beat it without having to wait until the next expansion.)


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HARRISBURG - A major turnover in the leadership of the House and Senate committees overseeing environmental and energy legislation is on tap for next session.
The change is due to the chance retirements of Sen. Mary Jo White, R-Oil City, chairwoman of the Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee, and Rep. Camille George, D-Houtzdale, ranking Democrat and minority chairman of the House Environmental Resources and Energy Resources Committee.
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Brooklyn, NY (Sports Network) - For the first time during the P.J. Carlesimo
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