Discussion: notes

any notes on the format? 1st time doing this event.

Mass start. Long and short option.

Twists are the 'windows', where go, say S->1->2->[A,B,C,D]->7->8...

where between control 2 and 7, there's a box with 4 controls in it - you have to get them all, but the order is up to you -

Found a picture: http://people.sju.edu/~sfillebr/Orienteering/Stumb...

Thanks, SVO - really fun event. I especially enjoyed going from fast to very technical on the long, felt challenged all the way!

Are there results someplace?

Not yet

It was almost a photo finish with Sam K and Jon T weaving through cars in the parking lot and smashing into the finish horse where looked like Sam might have ran to it first but he failed to punch and took a good scrape to the neck in the process of falling down in front of it. It turned out he forgot to punch a control out of the last box and had to go back (but still getting 2nd).

Wow, sounds really exciting!!

Results here so far: http://www.svorienteering.org/results/2015/112915....

Thx for posting the results. Looks like AJ would've had a blast in the Short too, with a fairly dense set of results, had I not been to sick to want to drive him out there. Bummer I missed it.

Your link does not open, however I found the results here:

http://www.furlong47.com/svo/results/2015/112915.h...

It is opening fine for me in multiple browsers so not sure what the problem is. The first URL redirects to that second URL.

The first one gives me an "Access Denied" from Cisco.

Interesting. First link works fine for me (Chrome, Verizon, Philly...)

I also needed to use the second link, but only at work

Yeah, I was trying from at work, don't know whether it would work at home. But it's not the normal blocking message that I get from our system here.

Very strange. I suppose since the address solely redirects to another page, perhaps certain security software views it as malicious? Although that's fairly common these days. Many sites offer shortened URLs to use for linking purposes.

The website I get redirected to is alert.scansafe.net, and the error page notes: "Reason: Reputation-Viruses".

Well that's extra bizarre.

No problem from home, so it's presumably something associated with the connection at work.

I didn't make it to the Stumble, quite possibly on account of a virus. Maybe scansafe.net put 2 & 2 together...

I don't think you got that one from our website, however :-)