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Here's the armour I'm building out of Aluminium:
My Bobamaker helmet that arrived today:
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Every year I make a YouTube video for my birthday. I spend the day reflecting on my life and what I've learned in the last year. I especially focus on what I'm grateful for. Last night I thought about what had added the most value to my life and a sense of well-being came over me.
Why? Because I have fantastic people in my life who are doing awesome things, achieving their goals and helping others. They're part of my exceptional support network known as "Team Adria". Scott Hanselman wrote a post on this about having a Life's Board of Directors.
So here is my tribute to to you wonderful people!
2013 Birthday Video
My birthday video on positive people has struck a chord and many of you have left awesome comments. I'm so glad to get this feedback and want to say thank you!
Happy birthday! I hope this day was wonderful and full of positivity. I love watching your videos. I am not that into tech (I found your channel by way of the video you did a long time ago about your curly hair care routine lol)l, but your energy and passion are inspiring and refreshing. You should definitely make more videos:-) Thanks for sharing this.
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Happy Birthday, Adria! You enthusiasm is as inspiring and infectious as the first day I met you. Your legacy is already well under way!
Wow, I was just looking at Proverbs 27:17 then I came across your video in my subscription talking about what else? Being around positive people. Good stuff.
Beautiful video Adria…positivity and being surrounded by positive people is truly an elixir for the soul…
Ok, that said… back to the story
When I was going through a hard time six years ago, I used to pray for God to help me surround myself with positive people. I named the qualities I wanted in these people and imagined how they would be my support network. I had no idea how I would accomplish this and left it in the hands of God.
Sometimes all you have is your two hands. For the first time in my life, I began to pray. I mean really pray. Not pray "for" things like we do as children; trying to bargain with God for things we want. I prayed to God to receive guidance, strength and courage. My father had been an alcoholic and so had the ex-boyfriend who had laid his hands on me. I found Al-Anon — A support group for people, friends and family, whose lives have been affected by alcohol. It's where I learned about the power of letting go and letting God.
I began to pray furiously — Whenever I felt scared or alone, I would pray. I prayed out loud and in whispers, I'd pray in the morning and before bed, I prayed in the car (yes, got it fixed) and kept on praying, even when I didn't feel like it. Prayer got me through a lot over those next couple of very rough months.
All this praying brought clarity and that's how I realized that I needed more people in my life to help me, to support me and to lean on. Back then I could barely list 3 people. Seriously and I had my doubts on if they would even help. I felt like I was a selfish person for even considering to ask other people to help me. I'd be hogging up all their time and that wasn't fair. It's a common feeling for people who come from an upside down world. I had to change how I thought about things; to see that receiving help was just as good as giving it. I'd always helped others. Even when they had mistreated me. This was another lesson I had to learn; when to say no and protect myself.
Well I'm happy to say it worked! I now have a generously sized group of people in my life who are honest, direct, in touch with their feelings, who think about me and do nice things for me just like I do for them (being reciprocal!). No matter where these friends are, I feel close to them because we have an authentic connection. My friend Bill in Scotland is a great example. I trust these people and feel totally comfortable asking for help, support and feedback…and they give it. Man I've come a long way in six years!
Success is the reward for meeting your goals but you don't have to get there alone; surround yourself with positive people like I've done and your journey is made infinitely easier.
I'm going to be taking things pretty easy on my birthday but each year I always make a video and do a blog post to summarize where I am and what I'm grateful for.
I hope the next time your birthday comes around you'll be able to smile and think of all the things in you're life that make you happy.
Birthday Gifts
Thanks SendGrid for the ThinkGeek gift card! Tweet
Thanks Jeffrey of Geekazine for the Starbucks coffee! Facebook post
Some send virtual gifts or gift cards while others collect things to give to me later…like the texting gloves secured at a Warriors game *smile*
Good memories with friends are the most precious gift.
Shout outs on Social Media
One of my favorite new traditions has been looking forward to all the nice shout outs I get from friends. They wish me a happy birthday on Twitter, Facebook, by email and phone. I wake up to several text messages as some prefer that and then there are always the packages that show up from someone I haven't talked with in a while but where we hold each other in our hearts
All of these bring me joy and I feel that much more connected to everyone and everything the world.
Birthdays from the past
This was the first year I told the Internet it was my birthday. I noted that I share my birthday with Facebook and 37Signals' Basecamp. My post was short and I focused on the surreal feeling of people wishing me a happy birthday online. This was about a month before I got my big break on the Rachel Maddow show so most people I knew on social networks lived in Minnesota and I knew them from real life.
I celebrated my birthday with a spa visit and a nice meal and talked about how I missed my sister who suffers from depression. My blog was about 2 years old. I was exploring sharing my offline experiences online. I had owned the iPhone 3GS and been on Foursquare for about 6 months. I started taking more photos of things around me. I knew I would be moving to San Francisco soon and that was both exciting and scary.
I focused on my accomplishments, items of gratitude and my goals for the year. I worked to keep things in perspective. My dog Bluey had just become ill the month before with congestive heart failure causing her to pass out. I cried a lot offline because she was ill. I was angry. I was in shock. I did my best to keep my head up and stay optimistic. I had hope Bluey would get better. I had just returned to consulting full time.
Last year I didn't make a video. It was probably the worst birthday ever. I had gone to Tahoe with an IT consulting firm I was working for. I fell on mushy snow and had broken my wrist. I didn't have health insurance. I was scared. I was in constant pain. I hid the injury for weeks for fear they'd let me go. I was still mourning the loss of my dog Bluey from the year before. Everything seemed to suck. Eventually I healed. I never mentioned this online until now. I made a commitment to protect my health. I never want to be in that situation again.
For me life has been about perseverance, self improvement, setting goals, achieving goals, helping others and being a better person than I was yesterday. We all experience things, good and bad in life. Don't give up.
Here's my recipe for happiness and success:
- Create a game plan and plot your life journey
- Surround yourself with positive people
- Give to others without expecting anything in return
- Be grateful and thank God often
- Be direct yet forgiving with yourself and others
- Do what you love and delegate the stuff you don't
- Reward yourself when you do well
- Laugh as much as possible
- Expect to be successful
- Share your story to inspire others

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Photo by Alejandro Andino '14, submitted by Dawn Dvoracek on 7/3/2013.
University of the Ozarks was visited by a group of Habitat for Humanity volunteers in the 2013 Bike and Build tour through Arkansas. While on campus, a bicycle safety course was presented to area youth. The evening meal was provided by First United Methodist Church and First Presbyterian Church of Clarksville. Julia Frost coordinated the visit.
Clarksville is the first "centennial" ride of the 3592 mile trip that takes the cyclists from Nags Head, North Carolina to San Diego, California. During the seventy day trip, twelve days will be spent at Habitat for Humanity worksites. The volunteers worked on a home in Little Rock and were hosted by Second Presbyterian Church, Little Rock for two nights.


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Kellen Thornton had 11 points and 13 rebounds for the Tigers (0-3), while Jordan Cyphers and Robert Covington added 10 points each. Tennessee State shot a season-low 23.7 percent from the floor thanks in part to a Minnesota defense that prevented quality looks.
The Gophers have limited their three opponents this season to a combined 26.6 percent shooting.
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Williams, who is shooting 79.2 percent from the floor this season and averaging 14.3 points per game, left briefly in the second half after getting hit above his right eye. The senior, who was called for a foul on the play, needed three stitches before returning to the court.
Andre Hollins more than doubled his season scoring output in the first half alone, pouring in 13 points on 3 for 5 shooting with a pair of 3s. Hollins hit just 2 of 15 shots and combined for 10 points in Minnesota's first two games. The Gophers as a team shot just 9 for 36 from the 3-point line in their first two games, but hit 6 of 12 from beyond the arc in the first half Thursday and finished 6 for 16 for the game.
Minnesota used a pair of 9-0 runs in the game's first seven minutes to take an 18-6 lead, then added a 10-0 run just before the end of the first half with 3-pointers from Andre Hollins, Austin Hollins and Julian Welch.
Minnesota senior Trevor Mbakwe, still making his way back from a torn ACL in his right knee, came off the bench the earliest he has this season but scored just five points and finished with four fouls, including a technical, in a season-low 10 minutes. Mbakwe played 14 minutes in each of the Gophers' first two games.


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Im shopping for one of theses gizmos too and when doing this, I usually make a file of all the stuff I collect on whatever it is Im looking for.
My trouble here is what to call the file. I have a Maxtor external hard drive and its not the same thing as this thing, and this thing is not the same as some other similar things, so what is a good simple generic name for a portable (compact), battery powered, digital camera flash card memory storage hard drive that says all that without having to say all that?
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Two women discuss the approaches offered at UCLA's psychosis prevention/early intervention clinic. The director describes some of the core and emerging treatments offered to its young clients. Next, a mother provides her impressions of the program and of how it has benefited her daughter.
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2. Static electricity used to be a real concern for vehicles; if you're old enough, you may remember seeing station wagons with a "ground strap" dragging along the pavement. It's become a concern again, with newer tread compounds cutting back on the amount of carbon black in newer tires. The solution? Many tires are now designed with an "antenna strip" ...[more]
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Study: Georgia added almost 800 movie jobs as work left LA
A new study by the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corp. says the motion-picture industry has lost more than 16,100 jobs in Los Angeles County since the peak year of 2004, and that tax incentives offered by Georgia and other states could be to blame, reports Reuters.
The study says that the motion-picture and video production sector of the entertainment industry - the largest segment of the industry in Los Angeles County - was responsible for 118,200 jobs in the county in 2004. In 2011, the number had dropped to 102,100, Reuters reports.
Georgia added nearly 800 jobs in the sector, while New York State added 14,100 during that time, the study said.
Other states that have added movie jobs include Louisiana, which has added more than 2,200 jobs since beginning a tax-credit program in 2002, Reuters said.


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What makes us special? We use time honored techniques that produce elegant, refined and age-worthy wines that 40 years of winemaking experience has to offer. "Authentic" is a word we've heard to describe us
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We specialize in Napa Valley hillside Cabernet Sauvignon (Tom Eddy Cabernet) with a small offering of Eddy Family hand-picked varietals such as Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir. There are also special offerings that can only be found at the winery. Be sure to come see us.
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Since the latest Java update on Mac OS X, Apple disabled "Java Applets" in Safari, preventing our Web games to launch.
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War elicits in humans a range of behavior from altruistic to vicious. Steven Dale Green is accused of raping an Iraqi girl, killing her and then her family. The deaths occurred in March, 2006 during heavy fighting in Iraq. Colonel Todd Ebel, one of his commanding officers testified that he had talked with Green about losing soldiers to enemy fire and the soldier said he did not think it was fair that the enemy could dress as civilians and that American soldiers should have the right to kill them. Prosecutors say Green and fellow soldiers attacked the family in their home. After killing the girl, Green burned her body.
Colonel thomas Kunk also testified that he heard from soldiers that Americans might have been involved in the death of the family. "I either needed to prove it or disprove it." Who knows what Green thought as he killed a girl and her family. Did he view the assault as justified because his comrades had died? Did he believe all Iraqis were responsible for the deaths of Americans? The tortured mind of this young man carries the mysteries of combat and even he may never be able to answer these questions.


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Back, oh, forty years ago I read a short story that mentioned an imaginary cartridge by name. I came across the story again in various anthologies. While browsing Gutenberg I found that it's out of copyright and up on the Project Gutenberg web site.
The story is "Police Operation" by H. Beam Piper. It debuted in the July 1948 issue of Astounding Science Fiction. It's a pretty good story, which is why it was anthologized several times. Some bad guys from an alternate timeline dump a carnivorous alien animal in the Pennsylvania woods, and an officer of the Paratime Police is dispatched to dispose of it. He has been kitted out so as not to attract the attention of the natives of the United States of America, circa 1948, but the prop department gave him a bolt action rifle that was just different enough to attract attention when he encounters the natives. As described, it's a "Sharp's Model '37 .235 Ultraspeed-Express," which turned out to have been made shortly after the Second War Between the States, somewhere else. Oops.
.235 would be 6mm or .243 as we measure bore size today. If anyone ever worked up a high velocity 6mm wildcat, that would be a nice name for it...
Here's the short story:
Police Operation by H. Beam Piper - Project Gutenberg
Yeah, it's from 1948, but if you like SF, guns, or hunting stories, it still looks pretty good. Piper eventually wrote several novels and a bunch of short stories based off this one.


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Hey what a coincidence, good is my favorite genre of music. I have to say I am a fan of strawberry palace. I like it more than atlas because it sounds more real, takes itself less seriously to me at least. That and it is mixed better/more sparsely. It has a song about a teleporting cat and some overdubbed stylophones. Im listening to it as a write this and there's a lot of weird noises everywhere, good stuff. Detailed production on songs like smiling today. Yeah, strawberry palace. Twee as fuck. Twee as great. "Good". High stars.
http://meewillis.bandcamp.com/ is where you may find me.
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|One of the most powerful features of WebSphere CloudBurst is the ability to take one of the WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Edition virtual images that are shipped with the appliance and extend it to a produce a custom virtual image. This allows users to begin creating customized environments from the bottom up, starting with the operating system. To put it in better context, let's take a look at a couple of scenarios where this feature comes in quite handy.
|First off, a very common need for our customers is the ability to continually monitor their application environments. For instance, you may install Tivoli monitoring agents on all of your machines hosting WebSphere Application Server processes and configure those agents to report back to a management server. This is a great case for image extension in WebSphere CloudBurst.
|In this scenario, you would start by extending an existing WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Edition image. WebSphere CloudBurst creates a running virtual machine based off of the selected image, and you log into that virtual machine and install the Tivoli monitoring agents. Once the installation is done, you capture the virtual image back into the WebSphere CloudBurst catalog and use the new image to build a custom pattern. The last step is to include a script package on this custom pattern that, upon deployment, will configure the installed monitoring agents to report back to your desired management server.
|Another use case is likely to be of interest to you if you are using WebSphere Virtual Enterprise (or something similar), and you could benefit from the same ease of provisioning for those environments that WebSphere CloudBurst brings to WebSphere Application Server environments. You can use the same customization combination above (image extension and custom scripts) to enable WebSphere CloudBurst to essentially dispense WebSphere Virtual Enterprise cells.
|Again, this scenario starts off by extending a WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Edition virtual image. Once the virtual machine for the extension is created by WebSphere CloudBurst, you log in and install the WebSphere Virtual Enterprise product. After the installation is done, you capture the image and store it in the catalog. Next, you build a custom pattern based off of this image and include script packages that, upon deployment, augment the various parts in the pattern from WebSphere Application Server profiles to WebSphere Virtual Enterprise profiles. (You may wonder why you wouldn't just create the WebSphere Virtual Enterprise profiles during the image extension process. This is because during image extension, you cannot make changes to the virtual disk that contains the WebSphere Application Server profiles. Any changes made to the profiles will be wiped out during the capture process.)
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That's pretty cool, even though I don't get into that superstar stuff.
"AI Needs a Ring Now" it says on the cover Too bad he won't be getting it this season.
Sounds like Kobe's wife.
Happens if you don't clean the tub for a few....
No but they do. As does the the whole climate that drives the lack of objectivity within this country. The last thing any of us should do is to take these things lightly. It's all about herd instinct. Think this doesn't push the elevated ones? They are there for a reason. Had AI stayed in Denver, would there ever had been any such cover, anywhere about AI? Come the end of the season, deals might be worked out. If JD can close this hole and have something left over with some smart signings, then he can breech an open hole that says "no desire and no leadership." JD has to pitch AI and Stuckey. The rest will follow. Ainge knew this and the rest did followed.
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Kinda related to this post. I didn't want to start a new one and this sorta fits here. During the debate of AI vs. Rip off the bench, people kept mentioning how "Worldwide Wes" wouldn't allow it (AI coming off the bench). I vaguely knew he was, but i wasn't really familiar. I started reading some stuff on him, and came across a few good articles about him (with stuff ppl probably already know). He represents Iverson, but he's also involved with something called "The Family" which is a Detroit basketball team that's sponsered by Rip. And supposedly Rip (along with AI) is one of his "closest" friends. His go to agent is also the agent of both Rip and AI. Point being wouldn't he have a problem with either one of them getting benched? Or is AI the more lucrative client so it doesn't matter? Doesn't he risk making Rip mad if he advocates one over the other? Or is he that good that he can maniplulate this into some way that it works out in his favor while keeping everyone happy? Or does that not even matter b/c Joe knows not to go there? And if that's the case then technically wouldn't he be interfering with the coaches decisions? Or is Micheal Curry aware of the so called "rules"? I'm just trying to figure out how this ends up working and how big of a role he plays in it. edited to add; I also read something that talked about how familar he is to LB and Joe D so maybe that answers part of my questions. This guys sounds like a complete snake (the ingratiating himself in with kid's in high school, etc) Price of doing business i guess on some of these ppl's parts i guess.
First, this is all conjecture on my part. I don't have any special knowledge on the subject. I would tend to believe so. AI is also a FA. As long as everyone gets paid, everyone is happy. He's more powerful than David Stern IMHO Everyone knows Wes. I've never heard someone inside the NBA be critical of him. Ever.
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Many, many years ago, I was a broke college student getting by on a part-time waitressing job and, when necessary, doing an hour of dish washing that earned me a cheeseburger and a cup of coffee.
This was at Big Ed's, a diner close to the University of Utah. One morning I was sitting at the counter, sipping coffee and, probably, bagging class, when an Episcopal priest I knew walked in.
He slipped me a check for $25.
I was stunned. Twenty-five bucks was a lot of money, especially back in, well, you don't need to know how far back. I asked him why, and he just said he'd heard I was having a bit of a hard time. I promised to pay him back. He said that wasn't necessary and left.
And that simple gesture then and in these hard times for so many people is the essence of generosity.
On this Thanksgiving Day, The Salt Lake Tribune launches its annual Season of Giving, producing stories about organizations and individuals who fight poverty with food, drink and a place to sleep. These efforts will benefit, among others, the elderly, refugee children, youngsters afflicted with terrible illnesses, and kids in shelters to free them from abuse and neglect at home.
The final installation will explore how to continue helping those in need all year long how to turn a Season of Giving into Seasons of Giving.
Here's the deal: As individuals, we all can make a difference, maybe not every day but as the occasion invites.
Buy a book for a school library. Buy one for a child you know. If you are so moved, take dinner to someone on the block. I learned this when neighbors brought us a Thanksgiving meal (I was eight months pregnant and working that night) and, after they already had left, even ran back with a couple of Cokes.
I know some folks hate the idea of giving a panhandler anything, but if you have a buck or two, why not? A wise old woman I knew would say that if your hands are knotted in fists, you don't have to give anything, but you can't get anything, either.
Once I gave a dollar to a woman waving a sign asking for help outside a Gateway parking lot. Another woman who was walking by told me, "God will bless you 10 times for that." (This benevolent comment came even though I hadn't been thinking of God in that moment.)
I have friends who, all year long, cook dinner for homebound elderly people, then stay and talk a gift likely more meaningful than the salmon, soup or snickerdoodles they deliver. Another friend runs a nonprofit to teach English to those who need that language as much as their own.
My mother gave everyone the gift of her time and conversation. My dad used to bring his catch of fish to a down-on-its-luck neighbor family. During the Great Depression, his mother would offer a sandwich and a cup of coffee to any hobo who knocked on her door.
These are the patterns of generosity, generation by generation, example by example. Small gifts, with a big heart.
I suspect we all have memories of an unanticipated act of generosity that may, this Thanksgiving, be a nice topic for talk around the table.
I've never forgotten Father Ed. The priest's check was for $25. But the real worth of his simple, unexpected act of kindness, then as now was so much more. It meant and still means the world to me.
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From a technical perspective, CYNI soared higher here right above its recent low of $7.85 with above-average volume. This stock has been downtrending badly for the last four months, with shares pushing lower from its high of $15.05 to its recent low of $7.85. During that move, shares of CYNI have been making mostly lower highs and lower lows, which is bearish technical price action. That said, it looks like CYNI is ready to stop its downside volatility and push higher from oversold levels.
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Traders should now look for long-biased trades in MIG as long as it's trending above that low at $5.86 and then once it sustains a move or close above some near-term overhead resistance levels at $6.63 to its 200-day moving average at $6.95 with volume that hits near or above 408,859 shares. If we get that move soon, then MIG will set up to re-test or possibly take out its next major overhead resistance levels at $7.43 to its 50-day moving average at $7.72. To see more stocks that are making notable moves higher today, check out the Stocks Under $10 Moving Higher portfolio on Stockpickr.
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My ISSUE has been SOLVED!!! In fact, it was a fuel issue as suspected but left it alone, aside from changing the fuel filter. The issue: Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor, which is kind of like an electronic fuel regulator for returnless fuel systems. It took me $5 from a boneyard and 20 minutes to swap out the part and she has been running purrfect going on 2 days. New part would have been ideal, but I wasn't going to drop a $125 on a hypothesis. Gotta appreciate the boneyards.
LOL, I was just looking at my thermostat housing the other day and thinking the same thing... next thing on the list... flush, thermostat, hoses, and fill. BTW the Alternator is all good, my values actually have dropped a whole volt while driving after changing out the fuel rail pressure sensor, which I thought was weird. Although when it's time for the alternator it'll also be a good time to proactively change the cylinder head temp sensor.
Hope this helps anyone that may come across this with the same issue. Thanks again for everyone who offered help, I appreciate it and take care.
The DPFE caused me all types or erratic and intermittant issues. I also had a misfire and ended up changeing out the coil pack with an ACCEL and new 'live wire' plug wires and Bosch plugs. Heat can be a culprit that can change voltages as well as destroy plastic sensors and rubber hoses over time, especially as they get hot. I learned that even if it looked good, I should change it out due to the age of the parts. Along with the PCV valve and hose assembly, I changed both Oxygen sensors and cleaned all the connectors. Total cost was under $150 and now she runs like a stripped ape.
I plan on changeing the thermostate and radiator hoses this spring. My MPG's are around 26-28 pending my lead foot compared to 22-24 before the changes. Hopefully I'm good for another 130K til next problem
Don't forget about vacuum leaks. in my case it was several parts that were causing the problem.
Your misfire code is an electrical system error fault and not fuel related as far as I know. I also thought mine might be fuel related but I am glad I didn't go that route.
|I have a DPFE go out my grandmother's 3.0L Taurus and that seem to make the car consistently run far more sluggish than what my car doing right now. I don't suspect it to be the case since this issue seems more sporadic, but its worth investigating. Classic6200, when your DPFE went out in your focus was it consistently running poorly it would it come and go and was it more so after the engine was warm? Also, after my wife drove it today, she told me the CEL came on. I pulled the code and it was P0303 for a cylinder 3 misfire. I'm still leaning towards a fuel issue since IMHO a spark issue has been ruled out, but I will report back on what I come up with. Thanks everyone for your suggestions thus far.
|I also forgot to mention that I changed the DPFE. Sometimes you encounter multiple problems.
|I will be looking into the alternator concern, because zapping electronic components is the last thing I want to do. Unfortunately, ATM we can't be without the Focus since my wife's daily driver is in the body shop for collision repair for the next week so she is using the focus while I'm back to driving the F-150. I can see why an increase in power would occur when applying brakes due to power demand for the lights, but I don't think it would cause it to jump that high. Also, I'm sorry but I can't seem to wrap my mind on how an alternator that is over-volting due to a bad voltage regulator but still charging the battery would cause hard starts on warmed-up engine. Why would it need help from the gas peddle in order to start as well as drop in RPMs and begin to surge or chug after the brake pedal is released? This wouldn't seem to be caused by an alternator issue as suggested, because starting the car is battery based not alternator based. You can start and run a car without an alternator on a fully charged battery for about an hour before the battery is out of juice, that's if you don't use lights and power devices. I know the coolant sensor if bad can cause hard starts on a warm engine, but would it also make it run poorly like it is?
|Don't forget it only jumps immediately after a load with the brake lights. shouldn't be much but perhaps enough that when he lets off the pedal, the alternator is still charging more than it should for that split second.
High voltage = bad alternator. The voltage regulator is going out. This is one of the most common ways that this alternator goes out. I would suggest finding a local rebuilder- look in the yellow pages, call independent shops and ask, and maybe even some nice parts guys will tell you who rebuilds automotive electrical parts locally.
If you do feel like you have to go purchase one from a parts store, then I would suggest getting the cheapest one you can buy, and keeping your alternator to have it rebuilt locally when you have time to find someone. 2 reasons for this: 1) it should be much cheaper, like $80 instead of $200. 2) Local rebuilders use better parts because warranty repairs hurt their cash flow more than large chain stores.
You can also check with Village Ford, our new OEM supply vendor, to see if they have a decent price on a new Motorcraft alternator. You'd probably have to wait a few days, and I wouldn't suggest driving the car with an alternator that is giving over voltage. All you have to do is spike up to about 18v, and all sorts of things will be killed. Keep in mind that all of those numbers you saw were actually .2v higher at the battery. You're also probably not doing the battery much good either.
I had the battery disconnected after the PCV hose replacement due to a new coil install, because immediately after firing it up it threw a DTC for a cylinder 2 misfire. So inspected the coil since the previous owner had new MC spark plugs and wires installed. The coil body was cracked all over, some cracks even had rust, and it was well out of resistance spec. Then, I had the battery out again for a good hour or more to clean the ground terminal connections from the new battery to the body (the location under the air box). Removing the air box allowed me to to discover that my trans mount, or lack there of, needed to be replaced.
|I have replaced the upstream O2 sensor due to a possible non-reported, lean running issue (a suggestion by my father and old gear-head). I have to admit that as mad a bit of difference in running smoother. I also swapped out the fuel pump driver module due to a TSB from a different post in the forums. Car runs better than it has with everything I have dumped into her so far. Now it refuses to die now once I get it running, but can be hard to start without some persuasion from the gas peddle. Seems to be worse once the engine is at running temp. On a side note, since I replaced the driver's side upper transmission mount the entire car no longer shakes (a condition of 156k miles), but instead she purrs like a kitten as long as she is not struggling to stay running. After test driving her, the engine no longer surges and dies at stop lights or stop signs but does sporadically surges when is in park or neutral.
It's not likely to be fuel related. If it was, you wouldn't be able to drive the car.
What transmission do you have? What did you do with the TPS exactly? 2000 model vehicles have issues with TPS from the factory, typically the entire TB has to be replaced if it is the factory TPS. Parts stores will typically give you the wrong part, and the Ford dealer will freak you out with how much the right part costs.
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Hi there. I am so glad to have found this site, but I am sorry that my first post is a plea for help...
I have an 8 month old German Shepherd named Ellie. She is absolutely adorable and incredibly sweet. My issue is that we cannot get her housebroken! Everything I have read and researched tells me how easy it is to potty train these dogs, but we are no closer now than we were 4 months ago when we got her!
We have her crate trained and she does not make a mess in her crate. We walk her on regular schedules. We have tried praise/special treats/etc. when she goes potty outside. We have tried ringing bells on the door before we go out. We have tried a command phrase ("go potty").
I am out of ideas.
As long as we take her out regularly and crate her whenever we are not actively playing with her, we are fine. If we leave her out of her crate and are not with her, she will go to the bathroom inside wherever she is when she needs to go. No signs - no going to the door - no whimpering - nothing.
When she goes inside, we tell her no (calmly), take her outside immediately and clean the area with special enzyme treatments so she can't smell the spot and go there again. No yelling or chastizing. She does not go to a particilar area - just wherever she is. We have had her checked out medically - no issues. She seems happy and well adjusted and my whole family adores her.
Please help me - How do I get her to tell us she needs to go out? How do I teach her that going in the house is wrong?
It is too bad that you didn't get her at eight weeks instead of 16 weeks. There is no telling what they let her do once she was out of the whelping box.
You will have to start over as if she was eight weeks. You can tether her to you, close off rooms, etc. But you will have to start over with this girl because she was never taught the correct way to begin with.
I assume every place she has taken care of her business inside you have done your best to completely remove the scent...and perhaps use something which might replace her odor with an unpleasant odor for the dog....perhaps something which has lemon juice...vinegar works as well. Any leftover scent of the dog's urine in the house will only create an association with that area as the dog's "bathroom".
For all of my dog's over the years, from the first day I owned them...I would sit outside in the area where they were to take care of their needs..and wait...and wait...and finally when they peed or pooped...it was a party of positives and treats. I probably only had to do this a few times and it worked well, plus the scent that they left only made it easier for the dog to understand that THIS is the place to do it.
Hang in there and be patient and consistent....I believe MichaelE's comment " But you will have to start over with this girl because she was never taught the correct way to begin with. " makes good sense.
I would be very patient. I would take her out every hour (or sooner if you think that's not enough). Then, slowly add time between. Like 5 minutes each day. This is basically how I potty train a new puppy. When they're awake and 8 weeks old, they need to go a LOT so I'm letting them out every 20 minutes or so (sleeping, not as much, I don't wake them up just to let them out). I slowly build on that time. Right now my pup is 17 weeks and I'm letting him out every 45 minutes while he's awake. He doesn't always go, but I at least offer. If I wait for him to "tell" me, I find I'm always half a second too late!
Hang in there,
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I'm new to the forum and after looking at many how-to threads I thought I would start building my own Boba Fett armor. Thanks to FettFullofDollars (for his trash can armor thread) and stormtrooperguy (for his RoTJ rattlecan colors thread) and everyone else for a lot of useful info and reference.
Heres what I have so far...
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I still need to add some orange to the shoulder bells.
Next I'm gonna start scratchbuilding the helmet. (big thanks to Antman for his cardboard helmet tutorial)
Now, can anyone tell me a good way to make the RoTJ flightsuit? I was thinking of just buying 2 Dickie's jumpsuits from walmart and weathering the **** out of it.


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I didn't know where to post this, so if this is the wrong place then I apologize now. I have a weird question. Does anyone know if bears can pick up the sent of food in MRE packages? I'll explain further if needed.
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I didn't know where to post this, so if this is the wrong place then I apologize now. I have a weird question. Does anyone know if bears can pick up the sent of food in MRE packages? I'll explain further if needed.
bears shouldnt be able to pick up the scent IN the bag but you never know if there was a leaker on the production line or in the next box when packaged or shipped...... i always store any food in a bear locker or a hang bag , even an mre
That's what I thought. I'm thinking about making a small cellar and keeping it all in there and then I know it will be locked up securely as well. There will be other items (not food related) in there other than MRE's. Bass Pro and Cabela's sale scent free water proof bags, getting some of those is probably a good idea to put the MRE's in and well worth the $30. I have a friend of a friend that can get me a 60 meal MRE pack for $60. I want to keep them up at the camp for emergency use.
Bears are thought to have the best sense of smell of any animal on earth. For example, the average dog's sense of smell is 100 times better than a humans. A blood hound's is 300 times better. A bear's sense of smell is 7 times better than a blood hound's or 2,100 times better than a human.
Suffice to say bears have perhaps the best sense of smell on earth, I'd definately take all precautions, and therefore would assume they could smell through an MRE bag, whether they could or not. Safe to say they would assuredley pick up the scent of the plastic, perhaps something foreign to them and investigate, or, having dealt with plastic before(i.e. trash bags) something which may mean an opportunity for food.
...Besides, your proposed cellar would be a great place in which to hibernate!
Lots of snacks, if the bear wakes up.
And nice, warm, fresh food, if you should come in to investigate why the door was broken...
Well Steve it would have to be the worlds strongest black bear I guess since the Cellars are pre-made to what size you want and are usually made with 1/4-1/2" thick steel plates, or maybe he/she will cut the lock lock off? If it makes it that far, then they can have it all and enjoy their entire winter on me!!
There is a place here in Texas that sales prefab storm cellars and the owner happens to be one of our neighbors up in the mountains. The outside of the cellar is coated in a Line-X type material which prevents moisture and rust to contact the steel. They have hinged doors with three steps down in the cellar. Here is a link that tells about them. http://www.shelters-of-texas.com/BuiltSafe.html[/URL] He is selling quite a few for winter storage units in the mountains. But my original question was more out of curiosity about the bears being able to smell them.
Thanks for the link, Mr. Wilson.
I wish I lived in a place where such a thing was useful, safe room included, because they are just sooo neat!
Bears? No worries, Mate!


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Excuse me if this has been asked before............just out of curiosity, who designed, and started this forum? Compared to other forums, this one stays pretty civil, which I appreciate.......
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Excuse me if this has been asked before............just out of curiosity, who designed, and started this forum? Compared to other forums, this one stays pretty civil, which I appreciate.......
Yep, same here, and lots of good info available from some knowledgeable sources too.
JS is the founder.
Forum civility is the result of having good Moderators.
We have extremely good moderators here.
I enjoy you guys and no point in fighting if ya cant punch em in the nose.Internet bravado is a sore point with me.
I agree. I have never really been attacked by others who might not agree with my choice of opinions or firearms. We are all in this together...even if some of us don't have the money on hand to buy the best there is out there in firearms.
Posters are many times asking for opinions and most here share theirs willingly, it is normal that they will differ and vary. Should be up to the person who asked to compare and decide. We have little reason to disagree as they are usually subjective in the first place and based on our individual experiences........JJ
This is a great forum compared to some others i'm on. Lots of great knowledge. And the best part is no one makes you feel like OOOO he's a new shooter stay away!!!!
I agree; this forum is a fine place. I'm glad I found it.
...Yeah, but you're all wrong, and a bunch of doofuses too. :yawinkle:
(The Devil made me write that.) :smt083
Moderators can "shape" a forum, but it's the mindset of the members that keep a forum functioning positively. Lots of good members here.
I am fast believing Steve has a special relationship with the devil......JJ
JS originally started it as a Beretta Forum. It got changed into a general handgun forum after just a couple of weeks. I was actually the first moderator here at the time.
He's not really on it much. And, I believe he may have sold it/given it away, as some group took over another gun forum, and they claimed to own this one too.
Forum Foundry, there's a list of some of them down at the bottom of the page.


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AMES, Iowa – Older Iowans are getting a new lease on LIFE —Living (well through) Intergenerational Fitness and Exercise. Although only in its pilot phase, this Iowa State University Extension and Outreach program already is showing that older adults age 60+ can improve their flexibility and hand grip strength in just six months with appropriate aerobic exercise and resistance activity. And they're doing it by playing video games — also known as exergaming — with college students.
Iowa State began this research study because physical inactivity among older adults is a growing public health issue, said Sarah Francis, an assistant professor and ISU Extension and Outreach nutrition specialist.
"If we don't address this issue, as the Baby Boomers age we're going to see more chronic disease and disability in older Iowans — which translates into lower quality of life and increased health care costs," Francis said.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), physical activity in older adulthood has many physical and mental health benefits. However, CDC research indicates 26 percent of older adults are inactive and another 41 percent are insufficiently active.
A new way to encourage physical activity in older adults is to introduce them to exergaming, video games that integrate game play with physical activity, Francis said. "Research has shown that exergaming is effective in improving quality of life and reducing symptoms of depression in older adults. However, what really makes the LIFE program special is the interaction between the young college students and the older adults."
Iowa State University students majoring in dietetics, kinesiology, education, and human development and family studies were trained in using a Wii gaming system, leading interactive games, and offering assistance and applying safety precautions when working with older adults as they engage in physical activity.
The LIFE program was conducted at five congregate meal sites and two senior apartment complexes in rural Iowa for adults age 60 and older. The college student trainers and older adult participants met twice a week for eight weeks to play Wii® EA Active for an hour per session, combining aerobic and resistance activity, Francis explained.
"They played tennis and baseball and ran around a track — as they worked out in place while the Wii game was projected on a screen in front of them," Francis said. "The students provided encouragement and assistance as the participants exercised."
After the eight weeks, the participants were encouraged to continue the program on their own. Over the next 16 weeks they also received eight bi-weekly wellness newsletters targeting physical activity, nutrition and cognition.
"We saw a significant increase in physical activity and significant improvements in flexibility and hand grip strength among participants who reported being inactive at the start of the program," Francis said.
"Our college students gained as well. They showed significant improvement in knowledge about aging and in their expectations regarding aging and mental health, aging and cognitive health and overall expectations about aging," Francis said.
"After serving as trainers in the LIFE program, the students also were significantly less likely to believe in ageist stereotypes or to take actions to separate themselves from older adults," she added.
In a recent LIFE program demonstration at the Iowa State campus, one participant said, "You can tell it's good for everyone" as she pointed to the woman next to her, noting, "she's 61 and I'm 83."
"I'm full of arthritis, so this is keeping me moving," she said.
The 61-year-old added, "It helped my shoulders too."
"It's good interaction between the young ones and us old ones," the 83-year-old said.
The LIFE program has the potential to be a low-cost, community-based approach that promotes older adult health while connecting generations within society, Francis continued. The program is an example of community engagement and service learning. It meets a community need — helping older adults become more active — while offering students the opportunity to become more engaged as citizens as they serve in Iowa communities.
Francis and her colleagues want to expand the program throughout Iowa. The Iowa State research team includes Jennifer Margrett, an assistant professor in human development and family studies; Warren Franke, a professor in kinesiology; Marc Peterson, a program coordinator in food science and human nutrition; and Kara Strand, a graduate student in food science and human nutrition.
The LIFE program is funded by the Rural Health and Safety Education Competitive Program of the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
[PHOTO] Individual exergaming
[PHOTO] Group exergaming


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Moulins, Calving Fronts and Greenland Outlet Glacier Acceleration
Guest Commentary by Mauri Pelto
The net loss in volume and hence sea level contribution of the Greenland Ice Sheet (GIS) has doubled in recent years from 90 to 220 cubic kilometers/year has been noted recently (Rignot and Kanagaratnam, 2007). The main cause of this increase is the acceleration of several large outlet glaciers. There has also been an alarming increase in the number of photographs of meltwater draining into a moulin somewhere on the GIS, often near Swiss Camp (35 km inland from the calving front). The story goes—warmer temperatures, more surface melting, more meltwater draining through moulins to glacier base, lubricating glacier bed, reducing friction, increasing velocity, and finally raising sea level. Examining this issue two years RealClimate suggested this was likely the correct story. A number of recent results suggest that we need to take another look at this story.
The Acceleration:
Jakobshavn Glacier, West Greenland, retreated 30 km from 1850-1964, followed by a stationary front for 35 years. Jakobshavn has the highest mass flux of any glacier draining an estimated 6% of the GIS. The glacier terminus region also had a consistent velocity of 19 meters/day (maximum of 26 m in glacier center), from season to season and year to year, the glacier seemed to be in balance, as I noted in a 1989paper. This is the fastest glacier in the world, no steroids needed. After 1997 it began to accelerate and thin rapidly, reaching an average velocity of 34 m/day in the terminus region. The glacier thinned at a rate of up to 15 m/year and retreated 5 km in six years. Jakobshavn has since slowed to near its pre-1997 speed, the terminus retreat is still occurring, but likewise is.
Helheim Glacier, East Greenland had a stable terminus from the 1970's-2000. In 2001-2005 the glacier retreated 7 km and accelerated from 20 m/day to 33 m/day, while thinning up to 130 meters in the terminus region. Kangerdlugssuaq Glacier, East Greenland had a stable terminus history from 1960-2002. The glacier velocity was 13 m/day in the 1990's. In 2004-2005 it accelerated to 36 m/day and thinned by up to 100 m in the lower reach of the glacier. Helheim and Kangerdlugssuaq combined drain 8 % of GIS. Hence, they are more than canaries in the coal mine. In 2006, the velocity of Helheim and Kangerdlugssuaq decreased to near the 2000 level, the terminus of Helheim advanced a bit (Howat et al., 2007).
The first mechanism for explaining the change in velocity is the "Zwally effect", which relies on meltwater reaching the glacier base and reducing the friction through a higher basal water pressure. A moulin is the conduit for the additional meltwater to reach the glacier base. This idea, proposed by Jay Zwally, was observed to be the cause of a brief seasonal acceleration of up to 20 % on the Jakobshavns Glacier in 1998 and 1999 at Swiss Camp (Zwally et al., 2002). The acceleration lasted two-three months and was less than 10% in 1996 and 1997 for example. They offered a conclusion that the "coupling between surface melting and ice-sheet flow provides a mechanism for rapid, large-scale, dynamic responses of ice sheets to climate warming". The acceleration of the three glaciers had not occurred at the time of this study and they were not concluding or implying that the meltwater increase was the cause of the aforementioned acceleration. However, many others have made this assertion and are investigating (Stearns and Hamilton, 2007). Examination of recent rapid supra-glacial lake drainage documented short term velocity changes due to such events, but they had little significance to the annual flow of the large glaciers outlet glaciers (Das et.al, 2008).
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Brilliance of the Seas Review
The second of four Radiance-class ships, Brilliance of the Seas debuted in 2002. Upgrades in 2013 brought new staterooms, an outdoor movie screen poolside, a pub, the casual Park Café, Asian, Italian, and steak-house specialty restaurants, a Mexican restaurant, lounges
for elite past passengers, a new nursery, and digital signage.
Considered by many people to be the most beautiful vessels in the Royal Caribbean fleet, Radiance-class ships are large but sleek and swift, with sun-filled interiors and panoramic elevators that span 10 decks along the ships' exteriors.
Big, bigger, biggest! In the early 1990s, Royal Caribbean launched Sovereign-class ships, the first of the modern megacruise liners, which continue to be the all-around favorite of passengers who enjoy traditional cruising ambience with a touch of daring and whimsy. Plunging into the 21st century, each ship in the current fleet carries more passengers than the entire Royal Caribbean fleet of the 1970s, and has amenities—such as new surfing pools—that were unheard of in the past.
All Royal Caribbean ships are topped by the company's signature Viking Crown Lounge, a place to watch the seascape by day and dance at night. Expansive multideck atriums and promenades, as well as the generous use of brass and floor-to-ceiling glass windows, give each vessel a sense of spaciousness and style. The action is nonstop in casinos and dance clubs after dark, while daytime hours are filled with poolside games and traditional cruise activities. Port talks tend to lean heavily on shopping recommendations and the sale of shore excursions.
What You Should Know
- Aft on deck 6, four distinct lounges and a billiard room form a clubby adult entertainment center
- Spacious family ocean-view cabins sleep up to six people
- Ships offer a wide range of family-friendly activities and games
- Upgraded features of the fleet are not consistent throughout this ship class, so check before booking
- Dining options that charge have replaced some that were previously complimentary
- Libraries are tiny and poorly stocked for ships this size
Ship Stats
- Crew Members 857
- Entered Service 2002
- Gross Tons 90,090
- Length 962 feet
- Number of Cabins 1,056
- Passenger Capacity 2,112 (2,501 max)
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What are your Top 10 (hard learned) Tips for successful bowhunting?
For the sake of this discussion, let's focus on bowhunting and not general hunting tips like working the wind, walking slowly and softly, etc. Things you don't encounter when rifle hunting. There must be a slew of techniques and products (from silent nocking to close stalking of dangerous game we can discuss. Do you hunt with a Whisker Bisquit or rest? Why?
Last edited by Where's Bruce?; 07-14-2011 at 10:38 PM.
I'v been bowhunting since 1976 and for me the first one was to not get excited or have your heart race when you see a deer. Second, was your only going to see that big buck once so shoot him at the first ethical chance you get. Third, Always be ready,I never hang up my bow,I always hold it.Forth,Sit high. Fith, Always scent free.My truck,clothes,boots,body(head to toe) is scent free or I don't go.Nothing I where hunting ever goes to the gas station or in public.Six, Go where no one else goes also hunt different properties and have many stands.Seven, don't over exsesrize your bow and use somthing just because it the latest thing,for example I use a TM Hunter rest and many would say it's outdated but it's the most reliable rest ever built as far as Im conserned so drop away's are out for me.Eight, I learned this trick by mistake, You can make your own trail to you tree off a deer trail and the deer will follow it right to you tree (very cool) or funnel them to you.Nine, Learn to pass or go with out a deer and let them grow. Ten, learn to score them on the hoof and yes still hunting can be done.HIGH COUNTRY SPEED PRO X10 "SPEED KILLS",HHA site,Carbon force Mayhem/Easton Fat Boy Arrows,Alpine quiver,TM hunter and Swhacker Broadheads.
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Always use the correct broad head and arrow combination for the animal you are hunting. I live in Montana and expendables are legal so I take advantage of that fact. I use a 400gr arrow for deer, antelope, and smaller, tipped with a 2" Rocket Hammerhead @ 70lbs. I have taken many deer sized and smaller animals with this combo, with NO losses! even on poorly hits. {no one wants to admit to them, so I will}
On large sized animals I downsize my heads to G5 Tekan's or Rocket Steel heads, with a 420 - 440 gr set up and 70lbs.
A hard lesson was learned when I tried to use a little larger expandable on a bull elk @ 35yds with VERY Poor penetration.I am not prejudice! I think Wolves, Grizzly Bears, Mountain lions, and coyotes all deserve a sharp broadhead!!
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I figured that a broadhead is designed to slice and cut arteries so whatever is sharp and fast will work best. I have a variety of 100-125gr G5 heads and believed shooting lighter arrows would improve their effectiveness. Is there more to it?
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Some good advice here for a newbie like me. Thanks!
1. Dont overcall to a mature buck, and don't assume he's not coming in just because he don't turn and head your way.2. You will hunt longer in the stand if the stand is comfortable, leading to more mature buck encounters during the mid-day hours. Bring a snack and stay a while. 3. Learned this one last season. Dont automatically hang up your bow because it's windy. Deer cant bed up forever. This is where I like to hunt the ground blind. 4. Be in the tree just after a big storm. 5. Don't overhunt the same stand. Have enough to rotate so you don't burn one up. 6. As much as you want to brag, keep your trail cam pics and your good spots to yourself and only your closest hunting buddies. Learned this one last year too. 7. Last year I bought a pair of Arctic Shield overboot covers. Great investment. It dont get cold down here long enough for me to justify buying a pair of heavy insulated boots. So I use these with my uninsulated Danner Pronghorns and my feet never got cold. And we actually had a cold winter last year. 8. I try to set my stands so I don't have to make a long shot. I dont want to be able to take a long shot so I'm not even tempted to try it. 9. Dont think that you have to set your stand 30' up in a tree to not be seen. Most of mine are 12 to 15' and I rarely get picked off. When I do, it's usually because I got caught moving. To me, back cover is way more important than stand height. And I never want my stand to face the sunrise. 10. Finally, never leave the ground without your safety harness on. It's just not worth it. Good luck this season. Be safe.
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Get there early.
Pay attention to the wind. You can't fool their nose. It applies to bows too, even more. If you can approach you stand from downwind that day, do it.
Motion will get you busted almost as fast as their nose.
Don't bother with scents if your going after a resident Doe. It will just scare her.
Same if you want the buck that might be following her.
As far as arrows go, light and sharp work, so do mid and heavy weight and sharp. That's up to
you, light gives you less arc, heavy gives you better penetration especially when the distance is stretched.
Not 10, but my best advise.
Last edited by red44; 07-21-2011 at 12:09 AM.FBSA Member
change things up......mature deer will pattern you just like you try and pattern them.
Change stands, time of the day, and ways to and from your stands.
and biggest of all.........
scent lock doesn't work, the only thing it does well is seperate you and your money.........learn to play the wind and have stand locations for any wind direction.
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the most common thing I do that messes up my hunt is when I see a big buck coming I only watch that deer. I have lost a few good ones because I get so locked in on the one I want to shoot I don't look around before picking up my bow. If the one you want has its head down that doesn't mean that you are clear. another deer could be behind you and if it snorts, stomps, starts waiving its tail or runs a big buck will know something is up.
The other thing that I think happens to bow hunters is they will take a 30 yard shot because they think that the deer will come no closer. They may be right, but you will never know if you take a shot at 30 it may have walked in to ten yards, turned broad side and looked the other way.


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