Tuesday, November 29, 2005

ERRRRRRRRRR

I'm tyring to get my "Random Image..." to work. It's supposed to randomly display an image from a directory of my choice. It's not working... something to do with my Apache config. HELP me!!!

SSI needs to be enabled and it is at least for my error log directory config portion. I need help someone HELP ME! The mod_include is listed just before the error log portion of the configuration file. I'm also trying to use the options to pull the date and time from the server as well. NOT working!

Just a rant, you can leave now. Thank you! (*that picture is not me...)

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OK, Here is what I had to do to get it working!
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I got it!!!!! YEAH>>> Here is what I had to change... or ADD
this to the http.conf file.
#============================================
<IfModule mod_include.c>

<Directory "/var/www/html/website">

Options +Includes

</Directory>

</IfModule>
#============================================
Oh, and I had to make the *.html files executable!

*the picture is not a relative - it was exactly how I felt yesterday though!

Sunday, November 20, 2005

Hunting Crew 2005 (Biney's Buck)

Here it is, Brian Gardner's crew and his BIG ASS buck!

It's the largest I've seen so far in person. With only 8 points, this deer has almost a 22" spread!

It was taken by only one bullet in the hind-end right on the spine at over 200 yards away! It did, however, take over 7 bullets from two different guns to finally hit it as it ran from one ridge, through a valley and up to another.

Pictured in the top snapshot is from left to right: Aaron (me), Mark Schlueter, Brian Gardner and his brother, Steve Gardner. The far top-left picture we were playing cards with Brian and Steve's Father, Monroe Friday night before opening day at "Deer Camp". Posted by Picasa

Saturday, November 19, 2005

Deer Hunting 2005


Well, it's not a 30 pointer (turdy pointer-for those up north), but it's the biggest buck I have ever gotten. Actually, it's the second buck that I have ever gotten.

It took about 45 minutes to finally get this one... Mark, Brian, Steve and I were hunting on Brian's Father-In-Laws land, it was 6:25am; we had just seen two doe run by our trucks as we parked and got our gear ready. Steve, Brian's brother, actually shot one of the does. Then, 5 minutes later, this buck ran by; chasing the doe. Mark took the first shot and apparently missed. I took the next shot and knocked it down. It got back up and then Steve took the last shot and it finally stayed down. We were all excited and wondering if we had shot the deer too early in the morning (we didn't!). About 5 minutes went by as we bullshitted about this and Brian exclaimed the buck was getting up! A series of shots rang out and the buck took off over the hill, over the fence.


Steve and I took off running after it to get another clear shot at it. I approached it and it got back up and jumped over the fence running away from me. I couldn't get my gun out of 'safety', probably because I was huffin-n-puffin from running up the hill of plowed dirt (huge clumps of uneven ground). I took a shot as it ran from me and I'm pretty sure I missed. Now the deer was off of the property we have been given permission to hunt on, so we were on unfamiliar territory. I waited until we heard from Brian on what to do next. It was wounded and I could see a clear blood trail.

We decided to field-dress the first deer shot, Steve's doe. While we wait for the morning to break and hopefully allow the deer to bed-down and not run too far away. *This is the sad part, we had to let it die slowly so we could claim it and it wouldn't go too far off of Brian's Father-In-Law's property... (I hated that part...)

We finish with the doe and started on the trail of my buck about 30 minutes later. We finally found it about 75-100 yards from the property line fence. The buck got up and took off running again, I took my final shot and it finally fell. We, Steve and I, dragged the deer, undressed, 100 yards back to the property line. We field-dressed the deer and felt good about finally ending this massacre.

I ended up with a seven point buck, pretty large body too!


...so that's my story and I'm sticking to it! Posted by Picasa