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Generally, I like to give you a tip or video that can help you become a better angler. However, since we're at the halfway point in the season, I figured I'd break down my year so far and give you some insight to what's gone right and what's gone wrong.
To say I'm disappointed in my season so far is an understatement. However, as mediocre as it might have been, I just missed having a shot at winning two events. Let's look at it, event by event.
St. John's River — F
This is definitely the most disappointing event of the season, maybe of my career for that matter. What makes it so bad is that I love sight fishing and I'm good at it. Growing up fishing the deep clear water lakes of Southern California, I sight fished a lot. I pride myself on the technique and, for whatever reason, I just didn't make it happen at the St. John's River.
Okeechobee — C-
Okeechobee is one of those lakes where if you figure them out, you can catch a lot of quality fish and have huge bag, like Ish and a few others did. On the other hand, if you don't figure them out, you'll catch a bunch of rats and just never have a real shot at a big bite. I guess what I am saying is that it's feast or famine at the Big O. Well it was famine for me. This isn't as disappointing as the St. John's event because I know that's how it is there, and I just never figured the big fish out. With only three days of pre-fish and no local information, Okeechobee is a big place to break down. What's disappointing is that for two straight events I ended up south of the cut line in the standings.
Bull Shoals — B
This is the one where most people don't know how close I was to having a good shot at winning the event, until now. I had two areas that I really liked for my starting spot on Day One. The first was a deep-water spot and the second was a point a little further north. On the first spot, I knew there were some good largemouth, but I only got two bites there before I left it alone in practice. So I wasn't sure it was good enough for four days of fishing. The second was loaded with a huge school of smallmouth bass. I toiled over the decision the night before the event and ultimately decided to fish the smallmouth spot first.
On the first day, I started with the smallmouth and they had moved. I picked up a couple of fish off the spot, but nothing great. When I arrived at the second spot, Brandon Palaniuk saw me coming and jumped on his motor and idled right onto the spot. He was protecting it. I knew there were fish there, but I left anyway after not really being able to fish it.
On the second day I went back to the largemouth spot and Brandon asked me not to fish it because that's where he was catching his fish. Even though it hurt, I left it as a courtesy to the leader. Brandon went on to win the event. I want to congratulate him on his win, but I was so close. It just goes to show you how one wrong decision could be all it takes to go from first to missing the cut.
Douglas Lake — A-
For the first time, I actually did some pre-practice before the cut-off. Wow, what a difference that makes. I started off leading the event and had a solid finish in third place. I'm happy with the way I fished. I wasn't able to get back onto my spot on Day Three of the event, so I slid a bit. I had a chance to win, but it didn't work out. Overall, I'm happy with a top three finish.
So here we are at the halfway point in the season, and I'm sitting in 56th place in the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year standings. AOY is out of the question at this point, but I feel I have a realistic shot at making the Bassmaster Classic for the 14th time. That's always the number one goal for the year. I'm excited about the final four events of the season and think I can give myself a shot at winning one or two and making the Classic.


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Im seriously contemplating having my remmy 700 .308 in to a custom target rig. I would like to shoot F-class or similar style competition some day but i need practice and experience first. This rifle wont be used for hunting except for an ocasional yote. Now i like the .308 but for long range accuracy im learning that it is not ideal. I am having trouble deciding if 260 remington is a good choice for such an application. I cant really seem to find much load data or ballistic table info to support its claim to superiority over the .308 for this cartridge, but everything i read says its better faster flatter. One article i read claimed that the 260 could be loaded to beat the 300wm in drop in wind drift out to 100 yards. Is this round really that much better than the .308win ?
I really like the fact that this round can easily be used in .308 actions, and the barrell life seems to be somewhat decent compared to other long range target rounds in 6.5mm. would you stay with 308 for this build, go for the .260 or should i look to another cartridge?
Is there any reason i shouldnt go with 260 Rem over .308 Win is probably a better question.
A buddy had a .260 rifle built that was truly a one hole gun at 100yds. After many, many hundreds of rounds it started shooting cloverleafs. A VERY good cleaning with Shooters Choice bore solvent brought it back. He was unable to "shoot out" the barrel, just foul it up. He swears by it. I have shot 100 yd grasshoppers off the target stand with that rifle, amazing. I don't know about longer ranges though.
.260 Rem.
Federal, Remington and Speer are offering factory loads for the .260 Remington. Bullet weights offered are 120 grains (SD = .246) and 140 grains (SD = .287). The handloader also has 87-100 grain, 125 grain, 129-130 grain, 150 grain, and 160-165 grain hunting bullets from which to choose.
Generally speaking, the 87-100 grain bullets are for varmints and small predators, the 120-130 grain bullets are intended for medium size deer, sheep, goats, and antelope, the 140 grain bullets are the favorite choice for larger or tougher animals like wild boar, black bear, and caribou, and the heavy 150-165 grain bullets are for the largest non-dangerous game.
The Federal, Remington, and Speer factory loads using 140 grain bullets all have a MV of 2,750 fps and a ME of 2,350 ft. lbs. Zero a scoped hunting rifle to hit 2.7" high at 100 yards and it should hit about 3" high at 130 yards, 1.7" high at 200 yards, and 3" low at 275 yards. Notable for use on tough game are the Federal Trophy Bonded and the Speer Grand Slam bullets in this weight. The 140 grain factory loads have the power to take large game like caribou at ranges in excess of 200 yards.
Here are some specifications of interest to reloaders: bullet diameter .264", maximum COL 2.800", maximum case length 2.035", trim to 2.025"
The .260 is easy to reload and works best with medium-slow to slow burning rifle powders. Recommended powders include H4350, IMR 4831 and RL-15 powders for light bullets and IMR 7828, H1000, and H4831 powders for heavy bullets.
Reloading data from the Hodgdon Powder Number 27 Data Manual for the 120 grain Speer spitzer bullet shows a MV of 2814 fps using 43.5 grains of H4350 powder, and a MV of 2960 fps in front of a maximum load of 46.5 grains of H4350 powder. Pressure was measured at 58,200 psi with the latter load. These would be excellent long range loads for the medium size species of big game.
Hodgdon's reloading data for the 125 grain Nosler Partition bullet shows a MV of 2725 fps using 45.0 grains of H4831 powder, and a MV of 2862 fps with a maximum charge of 48.0 grains of the same powder. Pressure was measured at 58,000 psi with the maximum load.
Hodgdon's reloading data for the 140 grain Nosler Partition spitzer bullet shows a MV of 2619 fps with 48.0 grains of H1000 powder and a MV of 2730 fps in front of a maximum load of 50.5 grains of H1000. The pressure of the latter load was 57,000 psi. Remington cases and 9 1/2 primers were used to develop all of the Hodgdon loads quoted here.
If you use one of the 140gr BTHP from Berger or Sierra you will be good to go out to 1k. yes they are that much better than the 308.
If I remember I will scan my sierra manual pages for the 260 & 308 for a comparison.
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At just 17, Mikayla Zacharias not only sings and writes her own music, she also plays the guitar, piano, banjo, saxophone and clarinet. Despite her young age and the relative newness of her musical passion, (she didn't start singing and studying music seriously until the age of 13, after she had earned a black-belt in taekwondo), Mikayla not only has a number of self-written songs to her credit, but she recently had the opportunity to perform her songs at the Winnipeg Folk Festival as part of the Young Performers Program.
I recently met with Mikayla, her mom, and her younger sister Sabrina, 15, in their Windsor Park home. At my request, she shyly acquiesced to an impromptu performance in her living room. With just her guitar and her beautiful, pure voice, Mikayla sang Merry Go Round, a song about the ups and downs of relationships that was partly inspired by a summer job she had working at Tinkertown.
Sounding every bit the star, like her idol Taylor Swift, her performance gave me goose bumps.
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I am try to get a regular expression to extract the numbers from a string (logged on user). This is what i have which used to work:
<cfset usrPos = REFind("[[:digit:]]*$",REMOTE_USER,1,"TRUE")><cfset usrNo = Mid(REMOTE_USER,usrPos.pos[1],usrPos.len[1])>
returning 1234 as usrNo from REMOTE_USER DOMAIN\1234
however, some users now have a letter on the end which stops the above working. So i need to return 1234 from DOMAIN\1234a
Any help appreiciatedcheers
Change it like so:
<cfset usrPos = REFind("[[:digit:]]*[[:alpha:]]?$",REMOTE_USER,1,"TRUE")>
Alternatively you can use [[:lower:]] instead of [[:alpha:]] if you want to match lower case only, or (you guessed it) [[:upper:]] for upper case
The ? after [[:alpha:]] means: 0 or 1 letters must be here. If there is more than 1 letter it won't match, but with one letter or no letter it will.
Thanks for the reply - almost what i need but not quite! I only want to return the numbers so domain\1234a should return 1234 without the 'a'cheers
Unless there is a strict requirement for checking just the end of the string, you could remove the '$' at the end. That way, it will take numbers from anywhere in the string and return only the numbers. If you don't use the 'g' global attribute, it will return only the first instance of numbers.
<cfset REMOTE_USER2="domain`234a">
<cfset usrPos = REFind("[[:digit:]]*[[:alpha:]]?",REMOTE_USER2,1,"TRUE")><cfset usrShoulder = Mid(REMOTE_USER2,usrPos.pos[1],usrPos.len[1])>
usrShoulder is d!
<cfset REMOTE_USER2="domain\1234a">
<cfset usrPos = REFind("[[:digit:]]+",REMOTE_USER2,1,"TRUE")><cfset usrShoulder = Mid(REMOTE_USER2,usrPos.pos[1],usrPos.len[1])>
Sorry.. didn't scan all of it as well as I thought I had. If all you're looking for is the number, don't look for the letter(s) after.


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The Association of Roman Catholic Women Priests donated $1,000 to a Catholic Worker house that shelters homeless women after the Cincinnati archdiocese retracted its funding because a woman priest led a prayer service at the shelter.
The archdiocese had promised Lydia's House, which offers shelter to homeless women and their children, $1,000 toward the purchase of a new washer and dryer. A number of community organizations support the house, which can hold up to four women and six children, and the archdiocese was an irregular donor.
"We spent the money in June with the promise that it would be reimbursed at the start of the new fiscal year July 1, and we submitted the receipt on July 5," said Mary Ellen Mitchell, one of the founders of Lydia's House. "We found out Wednesday, July 16, of this week that [the archdiocese] wouldn't do the reimbursement."
The archdiocese withdrew the donation after learning that Debra Meyers would hold a July 20 prayer service at the house. Meyers is a Roman Catholic Woman Priest, but the house's monthly newsletter, which contained information about the prayer service, did not identify her as such.
Meyers, a professor of history at Northern Kentucky University, told NCR she did not intend to celebrate Mass at Lydia's Home. Meyers said she wanted to help a cause she was passionate about without butting heads with anyone.
"I don't think anyone should object to anyone leading a prayer service," Meyers said. "The priestly thing and the ordination thing really shouldn't have mattered."
Along with the Sunday prayer service, Meyers also brought with her a check for $1,000 raised by the Association of Roman Catholic Women Priests to support Lydia's House. Because the donation exceeded the amount of the washer and dryer, Lydia's House kept the excess for other needs.
In a statement, the archdiocese said the money formerly designated to support Lydia's House would be given to an organization that supports the homeless, maintains Catholic teaching, and is congruent with the expectations of the archdiocese.
"Donors are promised their contributions will not be used to support organizations that stand in opposition to the teachings of the Catholic Church. By hosting a public prayer service presided over by someone who claims to be a Catholic priest but is not, Lydia's House has chosen to put itself in that category," the statement said.
Both Mitchell and Meyers expressed concern about the future relationship between the archdiocese and Lydia's House.
"We are a Catholic Worker house, but we are very ecumenical in spirit." Mitchell said. "I guess we are in a tricky situation. I'm not sure what the repercussions will be from the diocese."
"It really saddens me that my participation in this community will hurt the organization I'm helping. I hope people can get can get beyond the ordination issue ... and focus on helping people in the community," Meyers said.
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Grayingham is a village and civil parish in the West Lindsey District of Lincolnshire, England. It is situated 1 mile (1.6 km) south from Kirton in Lindsey, 8 miles (13 km) north-east from Gainsborough and 8 miles south from Scunthorpe.
Grayingham Grade II* listed Anglican church is dedicated to Saint Radegund. Originating from the 13th and 14th century, it was rebuilt in 1773 or 1797 leaving the Early English tower and west doorway intact. A further restoration was carried-out in 1870 by James Fowler. The 19th-century reredos is by A. B. Skipwith, and a copper-gilt relief of the crucifixion by Conrad Dressler.
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There is much fenland in Lincolnshire, particularly in the Boston and Horncastle areas. Fenlands tended to be extraparochial before the mid 1850s, and although many sections were identified with names and given the title "civil parish", little information has been found about them. Many appear to be abolished in 1906, but the parish which adopts them is not given in A Vision of Britain through Time. Note the WR category Lincolnshire Fenland Settlements which is an attempt to organize them into one list.
From 1889 until 1974 Lincolnshire was divided into three administrative counties: Parts of Holland, Parts of Kesteven and Parts of Lindsey. These formal names do not fit with modern grammatical usage, but that is what they were, nonetheless. In 1974 the northern section of Lindsey, along with the East Riding of Yorkshire, became the short-lived county of Humberside. In 1996 Humberside was abolished and the area previously in Lincolnshire was made into the two "unitary authorities" of North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire. The remainder of Lincolnshire was divided into "non-metropolitan districts" or "district municipalities" in 1974. Towns, villages and parishes are all listed under Lincolnshire, but the present-day districts are also given so that places in this large county can more easily be located and linked to their wider neighbourhoods. See the WR placepage Lincolnshire, England and the smaller divisions for further explanation.


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CONFIDENCE in Winchester business is at its highest level for over three years according to a recent report.
The Winchester Business Improvement District (BID) business barometer was reviewed by the board two weeks ago and shows business confidence for the 62 BID businesses is at its highest since the survey was first launched in autumn 2011.
Chris Turner, executive director of Winchester BID, said: "The quarterly Winchester Business Barometer shows that the businesses of the city have weathered the recent financial downturn with some success and are now more optimistic for the future than they have been for the past two years."
It also indicated that the overall business confidence has increased by 10 per cent since last year and median takings rose by 3.7 per cent – the highest figure for 12 months.
At the time the survey was conducted there were seven vacant retail sites along the entire length of the High Street which translated into a vacancy rate of 5.4 per cent, the lowest level for 12 months.
The empty premises listed were the retail unit next to Corals at the bottom of the High Street, the former Wine Shack next to Subway, Terracotta on Broadway, Blockbuster, Union Jacks, Harringtons estate agents and the former Moss Bros site at the top of the High Street.
Businesses reporting a positive consumer response included clothes, fashion, shoes, stationery, jewellery, crafts, hairdressing, travel, wine and estate agents with demand for slowly increasing for such items.
However, while the overall outlook had proved positive with trading conditions remaining very competitive, business owners had also reported that, while optimistic for the year ahead, the majority had agreed that the High Street had not yet completely recovered from the recession.


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Once considered a lock as a top-five pick, former UCLA linebacker Myles Jack spent more than three painful hours in the green room in Chicago and didn't hear his name called in the first round of the NFL Draft after reports of a serious issue with his knee torpedoed his draft stock. Reports indicated that the cartilage in his surgically repaired right knee was separating away from the bone after he tore the meniscus in September.
He told NFL Network on the pre-draft red carpet that he was not worried about his knee.
What's the deal with his knee?@MylesJack addresses his injury situation before the #NFLDraft. https://t.co/4vIW0ObCMR
— NFL (@NFL) April 28, 2016
Teammates (former and present) and even opponents took to Twitter to support Jack during his draft free fall.
Sleepin on @MylesJack. Watch what happens.
— Devin Lucien (@D_Lucien15) April 29, 2016
My bro @MylesJack will be the best LB to play in the NFL in this draft class and every team that didn't take him is going to be hurt.
— Jaleel Wadood (@OGLeel_2) April 29, 2016


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If you have ever experienced difficulty in finding the motivation needed to complete the most common daily tasks you may be part of the estimated 20% of the population that is burdened by a newly discovered debilitating disorder – Motivation Deficiency Disorder, or MDD. Luckily, there is a simple answer: Strivor.
No. We aren't serious. But you can easily imagine hearing this sort of thing in the next Big Pharma television ad campaign.
This is at the heart of this parody video that provides biting commentary on the tactics used by Big Pharma and the state of the healthcare industry. It is put together by Consumer International, which, as they say, is "the world federation of consumer groups that, working together with its members, serves as the only independent and authoritative global voice for consumers."
Get ready to both laugh and cry…
Follow this link [1] to CI's website to view additional videos.
Further Reading:
Big Pharma: Bad Science and Bad Business [2]
Best of Mark's Daily Apple January 2008 [3]


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- By Denise LogelandDecember 15, 2015
- By Denise Logeland
Beginning this month, Medicare will pay doctors more often for the time they spend helping people plan for late-life care. That typically includes filling out an advance care directive and choosing a proxy to speak for you in case you can't.
But the conversation can include more, like your wishes about the quality of life you want, or the setting — home? hospital?— where you want to spend your final days.
Most people say having this talk with a doctor is a good idea: 89 percent in one recent survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation. But in the same survey, only 17 percent of people said they'd actually had the conversation. Why the huge gap?
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Outspoken Queensland mining magnate
Mr Palmer, who had been in a truce with the LNP following recent comments about the direction of the Newman government, re-ignited the feud on Friday.
Speaking at a media conference in Brisbane, Mr Palmer accused Mr Nicholls of "cooking the books" over the state's finances to make them look worse than they actually were.
He said Mr Nicholls kept talking about Queensland's debt levels at $65 billion, when in fact the state's net debt was $11 billion.
The mining boss said the Newman government had over-stated the state's financial woes to justify its decision to sack thousands of public servants and close other social services.
"These books have been cooked by the biggest crooks this state has ever seen," Mr Palmer said.
He said he had lodged a complaint with a parliamentary committee over Mr Nicholls.
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He said Mr Seeney was a "thug and a bully" who had "crossed the line" by questioning Mr Palmer's coal development in the Galilee Basin. He said he would still pursue action in the courts.
"Mr Seeney has a background as a lucerne farmer," he said. "I don't think he's in a position to make decisions about billions of dollars."
Mr Palmer rejected suggestions he had "sour grapes" over his rail line not being chosen as the preferred route to the Galilee Basin.
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There's two books being written about Gov. Andrew Cuomo, and now there's going to be a third: one by him.
Cuomo confirmed a report first in Page Six on Sunday that he's going to pen his own book on governing.
"At one point, we're not at the point, but there will be a point when I would like to do a book on government, on philosophy, on what we're doing here, why we're doing what we're doing, what else should be done," Cuomo said.
The book may be viewed as a first step toward Cuomo building a national profile; he's considered a top candidate for president in 2016.
Yet Cuomo mentioned the book plans and made some jokes with reporters (specifically yours truly who asked him about the book.)
"Yes, I am. Now I'm going to have the pen," Cuomo joked. "The world turns, the table turns. Now the governor has the pen."
He went on to joke that it'll include "comment on your coverage. Notes. My dossier on your coverage. Correct all the mistakes you've made."
The New York Times and the Post reported that Cuomo is working with former top aide Steven Cohen on the book.


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Baseball fans know Clayton Kershaw as a gifted young pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers. But those who read a report by Karen Crouse in The New York Times know that he returned from a visit to the African nation of Zambia as a man forever changed.
Kershaw can thank his wife, Ellen, for the trip. As a college student, she had been to Zambia, and was taken by the plight of the orphans she met—victims of the AIDS epidemic that has devastated the country. She made their cause her own, working with an organization called Arise Africa. She rarely stopped talking about returning to the country with Kershaw, who had been her childhood sweetheart and was now her husband.
"You come home," Kershaw said, "and you see people striving to get more money, more cars, bigger houses and more possessions, thinking that will make them happier. You go to Zambia, it helps put things in perspective. You realize where happiness comes from, and it's not from material goods."
Where do you think happiness comes from?
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Adults with mental illness are more likely to be the victims of violence than to commit violence themselves in a six month period, according to a new survey.
Researchers from North Carolina State University, Duke University, Simon Fraser University, and the University of California, Davis, surveyed 4,480 mentally ill adults about acts of violence in the previous six months. They found 30 percent of participants reported being the victims of violence, and 23.9 percent reported committing an act of violence. But 63.5 percent of the committed violence occurred in a residential setting, while only 2.6 percent occurring in public. They also found those who were victims of violence were 11 times more likely to commit it.
"This highlights the need for more robust public health interventions that are focused on violence," lead author Dr. Sarah Desmarais, an assistant professor of psychology at NC State, was quoted as saying. "It shouldn't just be about preventing adults with mental illness from committing violent acts, it should also be about protecting those at risk of being victimized."


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Now the rains have subsided and clearer skies are up ahead, we can finally talk about the 2015 Rosé that is starting to arrive at the Markets. The combination of hot weather and the ongoing drought last year has finally reached our California vineyards. Last year's yields were really low, thus, winemakers didn't have a lot of grapes to work with. The majority of the yields went to making red wine production and what little they had left went to making Rosé. The smaller crop results in a limited quantity of Rosé from some of our favorite producers like Arnot-Roberts, A Tribute to Grace, and Unti.
The good news, however, is that we have the opportunity to offer new producers that we love when some of our old favorites sell out, so keep an eye throughout the spring and summer for exciting new Rosé producers from Oregon, France, Italy, and Spain. Also, despite the small crop, the quality of the grapes was excellent and the Rosé we've tasted have all been stellar! Our motto this year? Savor (and stock up on) your favorites, and make room in your cellar for someone new. Here are a few we're currently sipping:
Tatomer Rosé Edna Valley, CA 2015 | $29.99
Graham Tatomer is known for making amazing Gruner Veltliner and Riesling down in Santa Barbara, but has recently gotten hold of some amazing Pinot Noir grapes and produced stunning red from it. However, his Pinot Noir Rosé should not be overlooked. Picked for Rosé and pressed off the skins, the Tatomer Rosé is fresh and lively with floral aromas and watermelon fruit notes. Completely dry, this is one Rosé I can drink all day. Get this soon as we have a limited supply of it.
Upwell California Rosé Lodi, CA 2015 | $16.99
Upwell is a side project of Sam Sheehan, the winemaker for Poe Wines, one of our favorite wineries. While she does make a Pinot Noir/Pinot Meunier blend under her own label, Upwell is an exclusive Rosé she made exclusively for us in California. Made from old vine Grenache, this lovely wine has aromas of flowers and spices with a dry, mineral finish.
Arnot-Roberts Rosé Clear Lake, CA 2015 | $27.99
We got a tiny, tiny amount of this sought-after Rosé from Duncan Arnot Meyers and Nathan Lee Roberts. While we would love to pop this wine open right now and drink it, Arnot-Roberts Rosé actually shows best a year later. Made from Touriga Nacional, the principal grape of Port, this wine displays aromas of melon and blood orange with brisk acidity and freshness.


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Trapshooters compete in last meet before state May 3-5
DONIPHAN—Gothenburg Youth Trap Club member Landon Johnson tied for fifth place on the junior all-conference third team at the Mid-Nebraska Trapshooting Conference in Doniphan on Saturday.
Johnson's score from the 16-yard line this week was 42-of-50, pushing his overall score among junior shooters to 211-of-250.
Saturday was the last day for conference shooting as the league prepares for the Cornhusker State Trap meet at Doniphan May 3-5.
Junior shooters compete at 9 a.m. on May 3 with seniors shooting on May 4 and handicap competition on May 5.
Adrian Eggers of Elwood led Gothenburg's senior trap team this week hitting 49-of-50 in the 16-yard shoot and 40-of-50 in the handicap for a total of 89-of-100.


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Major U.S. airlines kicked off earnings season with mixed results last week, highlighting the headwinds facing an industry that generates $175 billion in annual revenue, but keeps just 2 cents of every dollar as profit.
With margins that tight, saving pennies a gallon on fuel or trimming capacity to cut costs is often the difference between profit and loss in this capital-intensive, highly regulated industry.
Those were among the themes as four major U.S. carriers — Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL), United Continental (NYSE:UAL), US Airways (NYSE:LCC) and Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) — reported earnings last week. Not surprisingly, some carriers posted a better report card than others. Here's a quick recap:


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How I miss air. Life seems so much more straightforward with a sufficient supply of oxygen. Gasping with the exertion of flopping from my colossal double bed, I crawl across my Tibetan mansion and dial room service. Two deodorant-style air canisters complete with plastic face mask arrive promptly. Reunited with the ability to move as nature intended, I venture out into the rarefied atmosphere of China's Yunnan Province. If inside was breathless, the world beyond is breathtaking.
A sweeping valley of yellow mustard flowers winds towards steep, pine-smothered slopes. In the distance, the grey spires of snow-streaked peaks rear up, summits stretching into an impossibly blue sky. Small figures in vivid pink headscarves can be picked out among the fields, wandering the same narrow tracks their ancestors have followed for centuries. It's a scene of such pastoral perfection that time itself feels frozen.
Here, amid the foothills of the vast central Tibetan plateau, is a place touched by magic, a land of undiluted beauty that is said to have inspired one of the great myths of modern times. This was Shangri-La, the inspiration for James Hilton's 1930s novel Lost Horizon, which depicted an isolated mountain paradise where time wound so slowly that its people lived for centuries without so much as a postcard from the outside world.
Though famed for his imagination, even Hilton could not have envisaged a time when his countrymen could jet into this remote kingdom, stay a couple of nights in a renovated Tibetan lodge before musing over which of the 21 light switches best illuminated the journey from the 4ft deep dark-wood bath to the well-stocked mini-bar. Neither could he have foreseen a time when visitors to Shangri-La would order bottled air from a bedside phone. Luxury travel has finally arrived in one of the most undiscovered corners of our shrinking globe.
I am one of the first visitors to the Banyan Tree resort in Ringha, a high-altitude valley close to the nearby town of Shangri-La. It is one of the highest luxury resorts on the planet. In this elevated enclave, the air itself induces a tranquility, lack of oxygen effortlessly coaxing the mind to a dreamlike state. The intensity of light, which initially seems to sting the eyeballs, only heightens the other-worldly experience.
Soon even the subtle contours of faraway hills become crisply defined, small pine trees resembling bobbles of shade and light on the vertiginous slopes that loom on all sides. More mundane observations follow. In this rarefied domain you learn that cigarettes smoulder for 40 per cent longer than in the hullabaloo of central London. Local wines seem doubly eager to take effect. Wheezing honeymooners may have to display a shared patience as their bodies adjust to such giddy heights.
But in this mystical world of beauty and light, shadows linger. Long before the arrival of moneyed Westerners, this is a place whose culture, whose very way of life, has been suffocated by a foreign invasion of an altogether different type.
Much has been written about the Chinese oppression of Tibet, mostly relating to the tumultuous events of the past 60 years. After China invaded in 1950, it declared Tibet a 'national autonomous region' under the notional rule of the Dalai Lama, but in practice run by the communists in Beijing. Brutal repressions followed, leading to charges of genocide, land was seized, thousands of monasteries were closed and monks evicted.
The result is that behind the montage of the pink headscarves, golden crops and multi-coloured Tibetan prayer flags scattering their good wishes to all humanity, a grimmer reality exists. The valley of the river Shudugang where the Banyan Tree resort lies is in an autonomous Tibetan prefecture in China's Yunnan province. Mention China's policies towards Tibet and the bright eyes of the villagers cloud over, their gaze dropping to their dusty boots. Tour guides similarly choose to deflect any talk of Beijing; the topic is deemed 'too political'. The most that they will venture is that Tibet's Buddhist monasteries can be built only with permission from the Chinese authorities. Similarly, that major Buddhist festivals require sanctioning by the state.
More sinister are claims that Chinese officials have 'spies' planted in religious buildings, one ear cocked for dissidents talking about the Dalai Lama, the exiled Tibetan leader forced to flee his homeland as Chairman Mao embarked on a political doctrine of intolerance that almost vanquished Tibet's unique culture. Even in the serene fields of the Ringha valley there is talk of Chinese 'watchers' in the community.
Although China may be presenting a new outward-looking face to the world, some things, it seems, may never change. Those behind the Banyan Tree's excursion into this rich but complex region will no doubt appreciate that certain facets of history can never be dismissed as a past irrelevance.
There is irony also that, more than half a century after China attempted to strip Tibet of its native culture - the anti-religious Cultural Revolution was followed by violent repression of protests - its government has allowed the construction of a luxury resort which lovingly recreates the architectural details of a traditional Tibetan village for the outside world to visit.
On a positive note, the arrival of Banyan Tree in Ringha appears to have benefited the valley locals, a number of whom are employed at the resort. Its traditional mud-brick houses were procured from nearby villages and reconstructed by Tibetan craftsmen on a steep hillside above the Shudugang river. Locals were so amply compensated that many are now upgrading their own homes to the equivalent of Chelsea mansions.
Inside these towering properties, smoking cauldrons of yak butter tea are tended by women with ruddy cheeks scorched by the elements.
So novel is the appearance of fair-skinned foreigners in these remote villages that visitors will find themselves gawped at. Children rarely fail to stop and stare at these strange figures shuffling through their narrow, sun-scorched streets.
It is hard to avoid the conclusion that China's belated tolerance towards Tibetan values is based on an appraisal of the culture's value to the country's economy. After all, a way of life that has exerted such an enigmatic hold on the minds of Western travellers offers the prospect of fresh tourist dollars. It's too early to tell whether Shangri-La could become some sort of Chinese-controlled Tibetan playground preserved only for the likes of rich tourists.
We had arrived in Shangri-La after a four-hour journey from Lijiang, deep in Yunnan province. The road trip takes you into the heart of the tectonic turmoil that shaped the planet. Here, tumbling from the vast plateau of central Tibet, three of Asia's great rivers - the Yangtse, the Mekong and the Salween - career in parallel just 50 miles apart. Lijiang, basking under never-ending blue skies, is a town of cobbled streets, ancient stone bridges and tiled rooftops that has become one of the tourist phenomena of recent years. Here, hordes of Chinese wander in search of a sepia-tinged land they have read about but rarely seen. Squint and Lijiang resembles a charming Tuscan hilltown, complete with camera-touting tourists. Do the same amid the surrounding rustic landscape and you could be convinced that you are in the heart of the Dordogne.
But Lijiang and its Disneyfied presentation of Old China offers, possibly, a glimpse of Shangri-La's fate. Among the stalls selling cured yak meatballs and deep-fried chicken's claws, visitors can be spotted clutching KFC family buckets. An Oasis track can be heard blaring from an unseen alley.
The Banyan Tree hotel has just opened and, like its neighbour to the north, is unswervingly impressive as a luxury retreat. Evenings can be spent in your own outdoor Jacuzzi, watching the sun drop behind the thrusting frame of the 17,000ft Jade Dragon Snow Mountain whose soaring upper flanks have still to be touched by man. Days can be whiled away in the classy spa, trekking or visiting the nearby world heritage site dedicated to remembering the indigenous Drongba people. Be aware of the warning signs, however: 'Illegal activities such as fighting and ratbaggery are prohibited.' Another tells you that 'daubing' is particularly frowned on.
In Shangri-La itself, though, the Tibetans seem to be doing a grand job of making sure they will always be remembered. As dusk swoops on the town's ancient square, thousands have recently begun congregating to dance just as in the old days. It is a stirring sight as old men, most of whom had forgotten their traditional steps in the decades China banned such expression, mix joyfully with grandchildren and teenagers. Everyone seems to be there: bank managers, police officers, shopkeepers, all whirling around to a gloriously uplifting beat as if their very way of being depended on each moment of each song. Close by, Tibetan restaurants such as the Potala Cabin are packed with patrons chewing dumplings of yak meat, a surprisingly tender dish considering the hardy, aged beasts from which it originated. Much of the town's food comes from its main market, where mountains of cabbages sit alongside sacks of chilli seeds and vast cones of yak cheese. Seafood, however, is conspicuous by its absence. Tibetans bury the bodies of loved ones in rivers, ceremoniously chopping up their flesh before they are whisked away on the current towards reincarnation.
Above the market and Shangri-La's twisting streets stands the Ganden Sumsanling monastery, its golden domes reflecting the fiery scarlet of another unbroken sunset. Its impressive ramparts have watched over the town's people for centuries. Little has changed - until now.
Even when Tony Blair came to power, Shangri-La was still being described as the archetypal one-horse town. Back then, motorised travel meant flagging down a lift in the policeman's sidecar. The arrival of the Banyan Tree and the opening of a modern airport will ensure that Shangri-La quickly stumbles from the stuff of legend into the consciousness of a curious wider world. Like much of China, it won't stay like this for long.
Mark Townsend travelled to China with Abercrombie & Kent (0845 070 0615; www.abercrombiekent.co.uk). A six-night Spirit of the Yunnan package starts from £3,299pp and includes British Airways flights to Bangkok, guided tours, transfers and full-board accommodation in the Banyan Tree Bangkok, Banyan Tree Lijiang and Banyan Tree Ringha. B&B rates start from £109pp per night for the Banyan Tree Bangkok, £214 for the Banyan Tree Ringha and £226 f or the Banyan Tree Lijiang.
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When to go
April to June and September to November. Avoid the rainy season in July and August. January to March is chilly.
Tibet used to consist of three separate areas before it was taken over by China in 1950. Two of them have now been renamed Chinese provinces, including Yunnan province where the Banyan Tree, Ringha is located - in the Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. The third area became the Tibet Autonomous Region, commonly known as Tibet. The Chinese cite a treaty between the Tibetan leaders and the Tang dynasty in the 9th century as the beginning of China's union with Tibet.
A standard Chinese entry visa to visit Yunnan province is available from most Chinese embassies and consulates. In Tibet the main tourist areas such as Lhasa and Shigatse are open to those holding a China visa. You will need an Alien's Travel Permit to visit most locations outside Lhasa, many of which are closed to individual travellers. Be aware that Tibet permit and visa regulations change constantly.
Where to go
Yunnan highlights include the dramatic Tiger Leaping Gorge and jungle trekking in Xishuangbanna. Neighbouring Tibet has numerous historic palaces and monasteries. Most visitors go to Lhasa in the centre and the monasteries in the nearby Upper Kyichu region. The sacred peak of Mount Kailash in far west Tibet is also not to be missed.
Getting there
Fly from the UK via Beijing, Bangkok or Singapore to Kunming airport and take a 40-minute flight to Diqing Airport, a half-hour drive from the Banyan Tree Ringha. Diqing Airport has flights to Lhasa in central Tibet. China Eastern Airlines (0207 935 2676) for domestic services.
Need to know
Walk clockwise around Buddhist temples, monasteries and religious sites and do not smoke or wear inappropriate clothing such as shorts, hats or skimpy tops. It is an offence to bring photographs of the Dalai Lama into Tibet. Be careful about discussing the political situation with Tibetans. The altitude may cause altitude sickness. Elderly travellers or those with heart conditions, pulmonary or bronchial problems should consult a doctor before travelling here.
More information
Foreign and Commonwealth Office travel advice (0845 850 2829, www.fco.gov.uk/travel). Free Tibet Campaign (020 7324 4605, www.freetibet.org) campaigns for the end of China's invasion of Tibet.
Book it
Read Footprint Tibet (www.footprintbooks.com; £17.99) by Gyurme Dorje and Lonely Planet's Tibet (£15.99) by Bradley Mayhew and Michael Kohn.
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