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Winchester® Supreme® Ballistic Silvertip™ Rifle Ammo
Supreme products are Winchester's best. They are the most technologically advanced ammunition money can buy. Features the patented Winchester Lubalox® coating with Nosler Ballistic Tip® technology for maximum down-range performance. Solid based boattail design delivers excellent long range accuracy. In .22 calibers, the Ballistic plastic polycarbonate Silvertip bullet initiates rapid fragmentation. In medium to larger calibers special jacket contours extend range and reduce cross-wind drift. Harder lead core ensures proper bullet expansion. Rapid expansion or fragmentation on impact. 20 rounds per box.
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do i trust it? i purchased two boxes of these thinking the would be great rounds for deer and bear with my new 270 win.. shot a bear @32 yards took some time to wait on him to bleed out and when i went to go track him i found 1 tiny little drop of blood. he was quartered to me just at a slight angle but still thought this would be no challenge and wouldnt worry about the bear going far. long story a short... no bear. couldnt even find a blood trail. wasnt a bad shot either not sure how i should feel about these rounds.. do i risk it happening again.? September 30, 2014
BallisticAmmoHunter Hard hitting with clean humane kills . I use this ammo every year in my 270 WSM 150gn and use168gn in my .308..This ammo is clean burning and very accurate.. August 4, 2014
Huge Fan I am a huge fan of this bullet for hunting. Its accurate and has a nice (got the job done) exit wound. Excellent Bullet. And it look mean.. Ha Ha December 17, 2013
will not hunt without this All I use to hunt with in my Savage model 110 .270 never had a deer go more than 50 yards. November 27, 2013
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25-06 Remington
Details:I have a 25-06 and I dont know if I should use these or Hornady.
2 years, 7 months ago
- Waxhaw NC(read all my Q&A)
A:Did you ever get it figured out? Does Winchesters still make this round in 25-06? I have friends that swear by Hornady and my particular rifle has a love affair with the Ballistic Silver Tips. All depends on the gun and the shooter. Buy a box of both and let the gun decide. Never pick a round to shoot as your "go-to" ammo without comparing it to at least 1-2 others.
2 months, 2 weeks ago
- Houston, TX(read all my Q&A)
A:Both work great, find out what your rifle shoots better with and go with that
1 year, 2 months ago
A:Use the Winchester Silver Tip. I used Hornady Soft Tip ammo last year and didn't find my deer until the Coyotes had eaten it. This year the animal dropped dead within 50 yards. You can see from the pictures below the damage the silver tip ammo did.
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A:The hornady ammo is a couple of dollars cheaper.. basically you get what you pay for. If you want fire five shot of the hornady and five shots of the winchester ballistic silvertip.. that will be all the answer you need. The winchester ammo will out perform almost anything on the market..
2 years, 4 months ago
- Lizella, Ga.(read all my Q&A)
A:I use the ballistic silvertip bullet in 130 grain 270 and have been using it for the last 10+ years due to how it always impresses me with it terminal ballistics at all ranges from 10-400 yards....the range of shots I've killed things with it. I've never had to shoot anything twice with it in all the dozens of deer, hogs, and coyotes I've shot with it. I've never shot a 25-06, but its pretty similar to a 270 I would assume and I always have nice exit wounds and never have to track what I kill. It just drops. Ive never used Hornady in that range of caliber so I cant say yea or nea on them.
3 years, 8 months ago
- Tampa, FL(read all my Q&A)
A:No, it will not fit. Please contact the manufacturer of your gun or consult your owner's manual to find out what your gun requires.
1 year, 2 months ago
- Springfield, MO(read all my Q&A)
2 years, 8 months ago
- L.A. area(read all my Q&A)
A:This is short and sweet - NO.
3 years ago
- Republic of Texas(read all my Q&A)
A:a .25wssm is a .25 winchester super short magnum load that WILL NOT fit in a Winchester 1894 rifle in .25-35.
3 years, 6 months ago
- San Jose, CA(read all my Q&A)
Top 500 Contributor
A:Are you crazy? Only shoot bullets that are designed for your caliber of gun. My buddy recently tried shooting a .308 out of his 30-06. It worked out great,it cost him over $200 to get it fixed.
3 years, 7 months ago
- Fairhope,Alabama(read all my Q&A)
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Where can i buy 32 40 ammunition.
Details:I have tried a lot of sites and keep coming up empty. any and all help would be appreciated
4 years, 1 month ago
A:Well my guess would be where you purchased the firearm from. Or if you didnt purchase it. i would get it from the person that had it before.
2 years, 4 months ago
- Lizella, Ga.(read all my Q&A)
A:local gun shows.
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What is the difference between 270 Win, and 270 WSM
4 years, 3 months ago
Top 1000 Contributor
A:The short magnums have pretty much the same trajectory at 300yds but cost about 40% more than the standard 270 Winchester. You won't find much difference in the field as far as effectiveness goes. The only noticeable difference is the casing size.
1 year, 10 months ago
- Oklahoma(read all my Q&A)
A:270 Win is regular 270 ammo and 270 WSM is short magnum ammo which is more powerful ammunition.
A:theres really not much difference. It was really just a marketing ploy from winchester to vamp up sales. Basically the whole idea was to make it a short action rifle instead of the little longer out of the regular 270 and to get more powder closer to the magnum primer for a faster ignition by like a millisecond. I dont feel the need to trade in my 270 for that, plus the WSM is like 150 maybe 200 FPS faster which means nothing unless your shooting 1000 yards and plus WSM ammo will be harder to find and plus its more expensive and If you reload like I do then It uses up a lot more powder for not a lot more results. They developed it for the people who feel they need to have the latest greatest thing out there.
A:WSM is Winchester Short Magnum. Google it.
A:The difference is about 300fps....buy a 270wsm, you absolutely won't regret it.
2 years, 10 months ago
A:.270 Win is the original round from Winchestor. .270 WSM (Winchestor Short Magnum) is the same bullet but with a shorter and fatter casing that allows a more efficient burn rate of the powder which in turn provides better performance. They are very different and are not interchangable.
3 years, 7 months ago
- Michigan(read all my Q&A)
3 years, 11 months ago
- WEST VA(read all my Q&A)
Top 1000 Contributor
A:The WSM is necked down. Not worth the extra loot for the rounds. A standard .270 Hornady SST is one of the most efficient and capable rounds on the market. .270 caliber rifles are readily availible in all the popular brands, and the hornady ammo is only 25 bucks or so a box. I shoot a .270 and use the 140 grain sst's.
A:.270 WIn is the standard .270 that has been around for many years. I have three of these and they perform very, very well. The .270 WSM is the newer Winchester Short Magnum. Shorter action with more power. It should shoot even flatter than the impressive .270 Win.
4 years, 1 month ago
- Houston, TX(read all my Q&A)
A:The 270 WSM is a bit faster than the 270 Win. and the bullets perform better when shot at longer ranges out of the WSM. The 270 WSM is also a shorter shell, making it faster to reload than the long action of the 270 Win.
4 years, 2 months ago
- North Carolina(read all my Q&A)
A:About 500 feet per sec faster
4 years, 3 months ago
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whats the best bullet???
Details:What is the best bullet to stop a deer dead in his tracks.. what grain.. what brand? I have a Remington .270
5 years, 4 months ago
A:Look on your barrel and if it says Winchester 270 then use Winchester Silver Tip ammunition. I did and you can see the results from the pictures below.
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A:I use win ballistic silver tip 130 gr in my Remington 270. Its dropped them in their tracks with one shot for the last 10 Years ive been using them. They are deadly.
A:Hornady is best factory load out there. 180 grn. is most common, but the distance your shooting matters most. Higher grns. for close shots and lower grns. for longer shots. maybe 150 grn. for over 200 yrds.
A:I assume you mean you have a Remington chambered in .270 Win. If so, I have had great results with Winchestors ballistic silvertips in 130 gr.
3 years, 7 months ago
- Michigan(read all my Q&A)
Top 1000 Contributor
A:Hornady SST's. Any grain from 130-150 will do. I personally use 140 grain. The 130 is ballistically the most efficient however.
A:A 130 - 140 grain bullet, regardless of brand, seems to have the best all around ballistics for the .270. soft points are fine for whitetails. Hit em right with one of these and they will go down in a heap.
A:I would definitally say you can't go wrong with the winchester ballistic silvertips. As long as you hit that animal in the kill zone, it isn't going to go far at all! I use a 30-06 here in Az, and I have killed both deer and bull elk with the 150 gr. I don't know where you are hunting, but with a 270 you wont need anything more than 150 gr., all depends on how far you intend to shoot. It is rare to drop an elk where it stands, but I swear I did it with a lung shot last fall. Just don't gut shoot it, etc and that animal is gonna go night night. Good luck
4 years, 2 months ago
- Happy Jack, Az(read all my Q&A)
A:130 or 140 grain Winchester
4 years, 4 months ago
- Pa(read all my Q&A)
A:130 gr Winchester Ballistic Silvertips
4 years, 4 months ago
- Ashland City, TN(read all my Q&A)
A:I like the 135 win balastic tips from winchester,placement is the thing you won't to work on
4 years, 5 months ago
- Florida(read all my Q&A)
A:You will need to practice with your Remington and try several different brands and loads to see what you are the most accurate with. Dropping a deer in it's tracks will not always happen. The best thing you can do for yourself, and out of respect for the animal, is to become deadly accurate and able to hit a deer's vitals area every time. You must be sure of your ability in all kinds of weather, distances and light conditions. This will only happen after you and your Remington have become "old friends" I have heard the Barnes Triple Shock Bullet is one of the most reliable bullets. I can also tell you I have never failed with Remington's CoreLokt ammo over many years. See what works best for you and stick with it.
5 years, 3 months ago
- Dallas, TX(read all my Q&A)
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what ammo do i use
Details:Got a New Henery 22mag for Christmas , What are the best bullets do i use with this gun...BOB
5 years, 11 months ago
- Galt Ca(read all my Q&A)
A:That is a loaded question... no pun intended. Two rifles in the same caliber from the same manufacturer could shoot completely different with the same ammo. Do your research. Luckily this ammo is cheap so you can buy 2-3 boxes once you narrow it down and see which it likes best. Unless you are shooting the bulls-eye out with the first 10 rounds, then by all means stop what you are doing and throw the other ammo away. Otherwise; get to know your gun and see what feeds and shoots best based upon your shooting style.
2 months, 2 weeks ago
- Houston, TX(read all my Q&A)
Top 1000 Contributor
A:It all depends on what you're shooting. If you're looking for good target ammunition, I always recommend the CCI rounds as they're fairly accurate and dependable while being one of the cheaper rounds on the market. If you're shooting small game, I have had good results with Hornady's V-Max rounds out to 200-225yds. Hope this helps
1 year, 10 months ago
- Oklahoma(read all my Q&A)
A:Remington or Winchester and yo cant go wrong.
A:Buy several different brands and loads and try them. There is no BEST one. Each gun will have it's own preference.
3 years ago
- Republic of Texas(read all my Q&A)
Top 1000 Contributor
A:Hornady V-Max. Absolutely nasty.
A:I always prefer CCI for my rimfires
4 years, 4 months ago
- Ashland City, TN(read all my Q&A)
Top 100 Contributor
A:Like all guns, try different ammo at the range and see which performs best in your gun. Since 22 ammo is cheap, you will have fun shooting and won't break your wallet. I have tried alot of different ammo, and for 22s I like CCI. Although Remington, and the other manufactures make good ammo also.
Good luck.
5 years, 10 months ago
- Clarksville, Tn(read all my Q&A)
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October 31, 2012
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"The investment markets for the one-year ending June 2012 were challenging once again, with a return of 3.6%," said Arby Todd, chairperson of LAGERS Board of Trustees, in a brief annual report.
As of June 30, the Jefferson City, Mo,-based system return ranges reached about 45.2% in U.S. government long bonds and –16.6% return in emerging markets equities, CIO Brian Collett said in his comments.
When the annual period concluded, LAGERS reported about $4.6 billion in total assets; its asset allocation included a more than 50.9% commitment to stocks, 25.5% to fixed-income and 23.6% to alternatives, the report said.
"The fiscal year ending June 30, 2012 was spent trying to recover from the investment turmoil created in the third quarter of 2011," Collett listed. "This turmoil was caused by the markets' risk aversion to the Greece financial crisis and its fellow European counterparts that drove the equity markets down.
The system lead investment officer added the total portfolio gained 13.5% return for annual period's last nine months; this was then pitted against losses from 2011's third quarter.
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Conclusively, LAGERS stated it reported a 13.85% over the three-year period, 3.14% over five-years and 7.17% over its 10-year marker, the financial document said, while noting that the plan's assumed rate of return was situated at 7.25%.
Past investment moves reported by IMMP can be traced back to December 2011 when the LAGERS Board decided to cut out INTECH Investment Management from its equity management account. The unanimous passing motion called to "sever LAGERS' relationship with [the firm] as of January 4, 2012."
The prior annual report listed INTECH Investment Management as one of the 13 managers within the plan's $2.4 billion equity portfolio. Large-cap held about 19.3%, or $874.8 million, of its total $4.5 billion portfolio.
As of June 30, 2011, LAGERS had about 27.6% committed to fixed-income, roughly 24.4% to global equities, 19.3% to domestic stocks and 18.2% to alternative investments, its report stated.
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I'm about 6wks along with my first, looking for a new obgyn that isn't against natural birthing or homeopathy, or a midwife. I live in Enfield, so anything from Johnson Memorial to Middlesex to Manchester hospital affiliate is fine. Don't care for St Fran or Hartford, know too many people that work there and they def are NOT interested in my beliefs toward natural anything. I'd love a water birth but with all the searching I've done I can't fine too many places that will do that. (I'd also love to do it at home....DH not so much :-P) Any recommendations??? Thanks!
Your best option is to get a midwife.
Some midwives only work with certain hospitals, like I could only deliver at Yale. You just need to ask. Even if you don't go with a midwife you just need to ask questions and feel each one out even the midwives. Listen to your gut feeling. And make yourself be heard.
Good Luck!! and Congratulations!
My SIL delivered at Johnson and had a great natural birth experience. She loved it there and will be delivering her next baby there as well.
I will be delivering at Windham Hospital because that is where my OBGYN is affiliated. I love my OBGYN, if not I probably would have gone to Johnson since my SIL had such a great experience.
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Notions: 10 buttons, bias binding
Time to complete: a labor-intensive week
First worn: Sunday 3/18
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Oakland - Brad Warner discusses and signs "Sex, Sin & Zen"
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Brad Warner a Zen monk, writer, bass player and film-maker. His previous books are Hardcore Zen, Sit Down And Shut Up and Zen Wrapped in Karma Dipped in Chocolate. His Zen pedigree, for those who value such things, is that he received Dharma Transmission from Gudo Nishijima Roshi, who received his transmission from Rempo Niwa Roshi who, at the time was the head of the Soto Sect in Japan. He was also a student of Tim McCarthy, who was a student of Kobun Chino Roshi.
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In this video, Mark Rober shows you a now common a hack for pin codes on debit cards using an iPhone infrared add on camera accessory and how to prevent them
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I had a staff member ask me how they could permanently delete/erase a file off an Apple Mac hard drive. I thought it was a good question for a "Tip of the Week".
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This is an excerpt from the record Years, created by Bartholomäus Traubeck, which features seven recordings from different Austrian trees including Oak, Maple, Walnut, and Beech. What you are hearing is an Ash tree's year ring data. Every tree sounds vastly unique due to varying characteristics of the rings, such as strength, thickness and rate of growth.
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Find My iPhone Users Using App to Track Down Thieves Themselves
Apple's "Find My iPhone" feature has been very helpful in law enforcement tracking down stolen Apple iPhones, Apple iPads and Mac laptops. In fact, the New York City Police Department highly recommends the use of "Find My iPhone".
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Microsoft, as well as KrebsonSecurity, a well-known IT Security news web site (which I highly recommend), is recommending that users download and install EMET, which will protect Internet Explorer from potentially being hacked due to this security flaw. EMET stands for "Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit". EMET by default protects all Microsoft Office Suite products and Internet Explorer. I currently run EMET on my computer. You can download and install EMET by clicking on the link below.
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Also I recommend not using Internet Explorer as your web browser until the flaw is fixed, unless absolutely necessary due to programs you may run such as ACES or Millennium (both of which require Internet Explorer). You can use Chrome or Firefox as your browser on windows computers. The security flaw only affects Internet Explorer.
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Production on 'Catching Fire,' the sequel to the 'Hunger Games' movie, has moved to Hawaii. While shooting started in Atlanta in September, it's expected to wrap here in the islands before the end of the year. The first film, based on the bestselling novel, has grossed over $400 million since its release in March, so anticipation is […]
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text: If anyone else covered ''With God on Our Side'' for an album of spirituals, you'd figure he missed the memo delineating Dylan's gospel and protest periods. But Buddy Miller means to strike a cautionary note about misguided wartime zeal before resuming a mostly original set that otherwise does run closer to Slow Train's best tracks (and not just because Dylan's ''Christian years'' vocalist Regina McCrary is featured here). However in love with Jesus the songs on Universal United House of Prayer are, this alt-country hero's nervous, pit-of-the-stomach blues guitar solos unmistakably root them in dangerous times.


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While Andy Cohen continues to dodge questions about whether or not Bravo plans to bring The Real Housewives of Miami back (again), show star Adriana de Moura is moving on with her own show, reportedly for Bravo, titled Divorce Rehab. Keep reading for all the details and a photo of the cast!
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Temple Bar Hotel, Dublin
Rooms: 130
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Bring it on!!!from fellowtravelersmhl
It is noisy, BUT--wonderful. We went with our recent college-grad sons, and Dublin is perfect for 20-30 somethings. At age 57, I may have been the oldest person in the Temple Bar district. It's a rockin' place, the happiest and friendliest we visited (London, Paris, Nice the others).
If you want a nice, quiet place--avoid Dublin. But if you want to laugh, sing and have fun don't go anywhere else!
The Hotel's rooms were great. Clean, fresh, modern and large. We'd go there again anytime.
Convenient but run down.from morr27
If you are looking to party all night, this might be the place for you but if you are looking for a relaxing retreat from a day of sightseeing - skip it.
Very noisey but good customer servicefrom A TripAdvisor Member
We were initially put in room 320; the noise from the nightclub was unbearble ( people letting airhorns off at 3.30 am in the morning even though there are signs all in the Temple Bar area requesting quietness as it is a residential area - this doesn't seem to be enforced at all) and then to top it all the building work opposite started at 8.00am - we requested a change of room and it was done without a fuss by a very polite and courteous receptionist called Grainne. Another plus point was the excellent breakfasts that they do on a morning - even if you have a late breakfast there is still excellent choice and the food is cooked to order.
I would stop there again but I think the management really need to get the nightclub soundproofed and the windows triple glazed as i'm sure we weren't the first and would not be the last to complain about the unreasonable noise levels.
Thank you all ....from A TripAdvisor Member
It's been a cold winter in Boston. A friend asked me if I would accompany him to Dublin for a wedding. I have never been so with days to spare I purchased a ticket and we both took off on the green bird. We stayed with his family outside Dublin and took a bus into the city the next day. From 5F to 55F sure felt like summer even though it was only February. We strolled up O'Connell Street, up and down Grafton Street and somehow ended up in an area he told he was called Temple Bar. As I stood there I realized that Manhattan is not the only place in the world with a buzz. People looked so happy as they walked, played, talked and laughed. I asked a passer by if he knew of a good barber (For the wedding) "The Regent he's ya only man, round the corner ask for Alan, tell'em you're a friend of Mike". I told my Irish friend to go about his wedding business and we will met later, I could tell he was unconformable leaving the yank on my own but he agreed and left. I found the Regent and walked in, everyone stopped to see me (6'4") walk in, "Wow looka the size of ya-man, com-on sit down will ya" I smiled and sat down. I was 10th in line. I listened and tried to catch as much of the chatter as possible. The conversion went from politics to music to people to weather to cars and every one ended in a big laugh. I was now 3rd in-line when Alan declared "I'm going next door fora pint and a sandwich, I'm buyin, who's comin" With that 6 or 7 people rose from the bench and followed Alan, I joined them.
We walked into the bar, Alan counted heads and ordered that many Guinness. We all sat down at a table for two, pulling stools from everywhere. "Cheers" "Were ya from" Alan said "Boston" "Aaaa Boston the windy city!" "No actually that's Chicago!" everyone laughed. Alan --- "Only joking, we say that everyone, if you had said somewhere else like Seattle, I would have said 'Aaaa Seattle the big apple". I can't remember having a better time, we walked out an hour maybe two later with our arms around each other singing. Alan envied me out later and I accepted. Well the stories and memories will never ever be forgotten. I can't put my finger on it but Irish people have something that is special, their eyes are full of laughter, stories, friendship and real life. Ireland is a wet rock but the people give it sunshine warmer and brighter than anywhere in the world.
I will come back the first chance I get to visit with my friends.
Tipical Alan quotes. "When ya die and go to heaven it's not Peter you meet it's GOD, the creator …and he will say to you "I have given you life did you enjoy it ?" I will say Yes, Thank you GOD, it was brilliant craic"
"Silly is trying to excape from ya, have another drink and ride the silly wave"
Will be seeing you again!!!from A TripAdvisor Member
Great feel to the place and the room was spacious, clean and very comfortable. A must if you're visiting Dublin.
look at your bed before you get in!from AliceNewYork
loved this hotelfrom sue_lovers
Loved the Temple Bar Hotelfrom Pantone_Jeff
Good place - front desk a bit disorganizedfrom Donard
As to noise, we live in a city, and are used to some noise. It was no problem for us (midweek late May 2004), even though we had a front room. Madrid is much noisier.
The front desk, at that time, was rather confused. I think they were understaffed and undertrained. I suspect that there had been some sort of management change relatively recently.
We saw many people having problems with bills, so as we had an early morning flight out, requested our bill the night before. We waited but they were busy and so went out. When we came back the staff had changed and did not know about our request. There was one guy on, who said he was the "night manager". He produced a bill that was way too high.
We had booked by phone on the basis of a special midweek 2 day rate in a Belfast Telegraph advertisement. We discovered that the guy on the desk had not been there long. After a bit of insistence he got the bar manager who had a lengthy experience with the hotel. He sorted it out - even a bit in our favour to do with the Euro/Sterling rate and what we had been charged on deposit.
This was not an attempt to rip us off. Instead it was just disorganization, and I am sure, would easily have been sorted out if the reservations office had been open. So, the advice is, confirm carefully what is the cost, get the name of the booker (we had that), and documentation (we had the newspaper advertisement) and confirm on check-in that their computer says what you think it should say (we slipped up here). Things were resolved fine so this should not put you off - just allow for it.
I would stay again - but only if I get a reasonable price - as I did this time. The mid-week specials are particularly good.
Bring your earplugsfrom JohnEverson
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Hi All,
I'm 18 weeks along with my first baby and my on the recommendations of friends, we have decided to look into having a doula. I have some basic questions written up to ask her tomorrow but I'm curious if anyone has recommendations on how to talk to her about my T1D. Or just general questions as to how doula's deal with high risk pregnancies. Any advice on the topic would be great.
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Luckily I am acquaintances with the woman we are interviewing so hopefully that will help with avoiding the scary stuff you mentioned. I think that's my biggest fear is having a third party (doula) try to step in and manage my diabetes when that's not what I want. I think particularly there's a fear that everything will go fine in discussing it with her pre-birth and it won't be until I'm actually in labor that I start getting crazy advice. I guess I just want to be sure that a doula will help with the stress of the situation not make it worse.
I think doulas probably vary a great deal in how comfortable they are with high-risk pregnancies. You might want to ask her how many clients she's had before who were high risk or had more "medical" births, which even if you don't want it, is more likely because of the big D. You might want to ask her what happens in case they end up recommending a scheduled c-section for you--will she still come? Do you still want her to come? Will her fee be different?
In general, it would probably be helpful for you just to clarify to yourself what, if any, role you want her to play regarding your diabetes management. Do you want her to be aware but completely hands-off in that area? Do you want her to step in if there is an advocacy issue that comes up that's related to your diabetes (i.e. the medical staff wants to manage you a certain way and you disagree but are not in a position to advocate for yourself since you're in the middle of labor)?
You also might want to ask her how exactly she would assist you if you aren't able to move around due to being attached to a fetal monitor. Does she have relaxation exercises she can help you with, or massage, or position changes you can make while in bed?
Finally you might want to ask her what her general style is--does she sit quietly with you unless you request her help? (My friend had a doula like that and was very frustrated by her). Or is she more of an active coach?
I have never had a doula and have only gone partway through labor before having a c-section, but we thought seriously about hiring one, hence all of the suggested questions. :) Best of luck!
I'd just be up front with her about what role you want her to play and what role you don't want her involved in. If she seems willing to meet your needs, then it sounds like it could be a good match. You are hiring her, so you can always un-hire her if you end up not liking how she's doing things. Additionally, keep in mind that many doulas offer post-partum services as well, so even if she won't be much help in the hospital because of how "medicalized" the nature of a diabetes delivery can be, you might find her services more helpful once you guys are home. Good luck!
When I was pregnant with our first baby, we also considered to hire a dula. We interviewed two and actually liked both of them. When we met the second one, we just had a good feeling about her, and she seemed more experienced than the first one. We asked her about the process of having a dula, how she can be helpful in our situation and if she had had experience with other type I pregnancies.
We ended up hiring her even though she had a only a couple of cases with diabetes. She helped a ton mainly because she knew so much about every step of the labor. She could tell how close I was to having a baby and if the baby was doing ok according to the monitor, etc.
People have dulas for different reasons. Some want someone to help them to deal with labor physically or psychologically. We needed someone who could be an intermediary between us and the doctor, because we were a bit concerned that my doctor wouldn't let me go through the labor on my own and intervene. You should decide what your reason of hiring a dula is and make sure she is the one who matches your needs.
My experience with dula was very good.
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Japan was the big winner in Suzuka. Mr Michibata won, Seb was crowned, Ferrari were resurgent and we got some entertaining handbags
Star of the Race
Jenson Button, McLaren, 1st
When Jenson announced that he was quitting Brawn and moving to McLaren at the end of his World Championship-winning season in 2009 there were many - Jackie Stewart particularly - who questioned the wisdom. McLaren was firmly Lewis's team, what WAS he thinking? Now, with a multi-year contract in his pocket, three storming wins in 2011 and a decent qualifying performance for once, Lewis Hamilton looks like the outsider.
It was entirely fitting that Jenson take the win, he was fastest in all three practices, only lagged Vettel by 0.009 in qualifying and clocked up the fastest lap of the race. He also fought back from a dodgy startline manoeuvre from Vettel that drew the comment from Jenson in the pre-podium lounge: "so that's how we're racing, then..."
Button's car may not have been fully alongside Vettel at the time he shoved him towards the grass, but his front wheel was parallel to Vettel's rear wheel and if he had left it there, the whole of Button's car would have been sent into the scenery, not just the bit that was overlapping. It would have been tough to penalise Vettel for the move when so much goes on at the start, but Fernando Alonso fans will point to the fact that Vettel makes a lot of noise when it happens to him (i.e Alonso vs Vettel at Monza).
Button's race after that was patience and he got his just rewards. There were exceptionally touching scenes afterwards when he finally got released from talking to the media and was reunited with girlfriend Jessica. It almost felt like you were intruding on a very private moment. "I've never seen the missus cry at a race before," he confessed afterwards, "don't go on about it because I'll start, too." The right man definitely won.
Overtaking Move of the Race
Lap 46: Adrian Sutil, Force India, on Kamui Kobayashi, Sauber
Mark Webber pulled another typically courageous overtaking move on Adrian Sutil, sailing up the inside of the Force India driver into 130R during the race. Sutil looked to be a lot slower and pitted straight after for tyres, so it wasn't the very best overtake into one of F1's legendary corners. In fact you could argue that Mark making it past Lewis in the last few seconds of Q3 was the overtaking move of the race weekend. It certainly stopped Lewis grabbing pole.
Back at 130R, when Sutil came up behind Kobayashi, the two were more evenly matched and Kobayashi would not have wanted to lose face in front of the home fans but Sutil made a great move to send one up the inside.
Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, 2nd
Two seconds away from a race win? Not bad for a car that isn't being developed. Unlike Red Bull, Ferrari aren't flying out new front wings by private jet to Suzuka, yet they were very close to achieving a memorable race win at a grand prix Red Bull are supposed to own. Alonso had the helping hand of a Safety Car and a team-mate who's obliged to move over but most of the result was down to Alonso's dogged determination and some smart strategic calls from Stefano Domenicali. And the car looked good on medium tyres.
Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull, 3rd
Vettel's World Championship win was as inevitable as Lewis Hamilton colliding with Felipe Massa. The way Seb was driving he didn't look like he wanted to settle for P3 behind Alonso, but with Jenson in the lead and the World Champion T-shirts already printed, he wasn't going to risk a 50/50 with a man for whom second place was an important result.
Mark Webber, Red Bull, 4th
Webbo had a 'touring car-style' collision with Schumacher in the race that looked just as strong as Hamilton's impact with Massa last week, the difference being that he only managed to lose a chunk of his front wing and not half of it like Hamilton. Schumacher didn't get a puncture despite a rear-end slide, so ultimately it was no harm done. Instead of the 'handbags' we associate with Hamilton (bit of a Diva) and Massa (Queen of handbags) we got a grin from Mark afterwards and a, "yeah we made a little bit of contact...but he knows all about that." Which is a much simpler way of dealing with things.
Lewis Hamilton, McLaren, 5thM
Another quiet weekend for Lewis, an uneventful qualifying followed by a processional, incident-free race. Great to see him enjoying his racing again...As if.
It all stemmed from his inability to get pole. Lewis ultimately blamed himself for his failure to get another lap in at the end of Q3 on Saturday, but he was being too hard. As he approached the final chicane Jenson Button was only about 150 metres ahead, so he couldn't have gone that much quicker on the lap. Michael Schumacher's ludicrous notion that Lewis pushed him onto the grass was well below his stature. What Hamilton was doing was making room for Mark Webber who had dived up the inside.
In the race Lewis was unfortunate to get a puncture, but fortunate to get it just about when he needed to change tyres. From that point on his race got worse and worse. His collision with Massa was clumsy and had a dreadful inevitability about it. He held on to P5 at the end of the race.
Michael Schumacher, Mercedes, 6th
A good race for the old fella who claimed a new F1 record, the oldest driver to lead an F1 race with or without a colostomy bag. In fact he did very well after a mid-race thump from Mark Webber's front wing threatened to shred his rear tyre. Michael's Sunday performance made up for the seven times World Champion's Saturday miscalculation. If Mercedes were only going for a jolly tour round Suzuka in Q3 to beat the cars that weren't going to complete one entire lap - Petrov/Senna/Kobayashi, why leave it till the very last minute?
Sergio Perez, Sauber, 8th
Given how ill he sounded this was probably Sergio's most impressive race to date. The two-stoppers were definitely helped by the emergence of the Safety Car, but Kamui started 7th and finished 12th on two stops, while Sergio started 17th and finished 8th.
Kamui Kobayashi, Sauber, 12th
The moment got to Kamui and from his best ever grid slot he shot backwards from the start to finish the first lap in 12th. And while Perez made his way quietly though to P8 on a two-stop strategy, Kamui struggled.
Force India, 11th and 12th
Given that DiResta and Sutil were 8th and 9th after the opening lap it was a poor result. The Safety Car put paid to their strategy and they had to watch Sergio Perez pick up points that on sheer speed should have been theirs.Felipe Massa, Ferrari, 7th
It can't be easy being Felipe Massa right now. You outqualify your team-mate at the ultimate driver's circuit. You get a good start, circulate with a small gap to the car in front, then your engineer comes on the radio after five laps and tells you to move over and let your team-mate through. After which he probably tells you to act as a blocker to Mark Webber ("block Webber, destroy Webber's race, good lad") so that he won't get close to your precious team-mate who you've just gifted a place to. All around you on the grid, you can see team-mates who are allowed to race each other; Lewis can have a go at Jenson, Mark can have a go at Seb within reason; Nico and Michael can have little battles, too. But no, you're the instrument of the team and you suspect that deep down, if Fernando ran out of front wings you'd be asked to stop so he could have yours.
So it's hardly surprising Felipe wants to let off steam and direct some aggression towards Lewis Hamilton. With a bit more thought his Lap 21 collision with Lewis could have been avoided. With Button pitting at the end of Lap 20 and Hamilton struggling for speed - you would have imagined that Lewis might be about to pit. So why take the risk of overtaking on the outside into the final chicane at Suzuka? When has that ever worked with two comparable cars?
Felipe shouldn't fret about the contact with Hamilton - which was frankly another small clumsy moment from Lewis in a season when there have been too many clumsy moments. Because that helped Fernando too. Before the Safety Car, Alonso was five seconds behind Vettel, afterwards, he was right on his tail. So that broken piece of bodywork on the approach to the chicane was another contribution from Massa in elevating his team-mate to P2. So he should be happy that he lost some aero parts. In fact who better to lose some aero parts against than your nemesis. That's two results in one. He should be celebrating his part in the Ferrari resurgence - P2 was a hell of a result and it was so nearly P1.
Eddie Watching
Some very rewarding stuff collected by EJW (email@example.com). Before we indulge ourselves, for Eddie Watchers there's a little moment you have to watch out for. When Jake is talking to the camera Eddie beams into the lens and occasionally, just occasionally, he'll agree with him and give a little beaming nod. Who is he nodding to? Nobody knows. Eddie has the nods and Jake has the cheeky cockney elbow nudge. He'll be talking to a team member and has to go off somewhere or wants him to leave. So he gives them the Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins elbow. That's along with the myriad mentions of parties (see TMW in the week).
EJ to Ross Brawn talking about the 2012 Mercedes: "Ross have you got a car into a tunnel position?"
EJ trying desperately to avoid using the word "side" twice in a sentence: "Just put the financial side to one...place."
EJ talking about Schumi's ability to make Australian trousers during a grand prix: "Michael has made some very good strides in the last races." (Notwithstanding the fact that he creamed it into the barriers last race).
And finally, a bit of magic from qualifying when Eddie confused 'the hare and the tortoise' saying with 'the hair of the dog'.
EJ: "Sauber versus Renault and Force India - I'm intrigued with all this. At the moment you have got the hare and the dog..."
Jake: "Eddie, what's this hare and dog analogy?"
DC: "No wonder his strategy meetings were so confusing - 'boys we've got to be more like the hare and less like the dog'!"
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Former UFC heavyweight champion Bas Rutten was on Inside MMA, where he discussed a variety of topics including whether he considered the 205lb. champ a "dirty fighter."
"He is a very calm, relaxed and methodical fighter," Rutten said. "Because of that, I am sorry that I have to say: yes, he is a dirty fighter. Maybe he was looking down when he pushed the fingers in the eye. I didn't check that. But he knows exactly what he is doing at any given time, and his fingers were definitely in his face. For a long time he was constantly rubbing them in the face."
Bas was also asked whether he believes Jones could be considered "unstoppable," or if he only presents that aura. Rutten replied that although Jones is continuously evolving and improving on his prior mistakes, no fighter is unbeatable.
"I think everybody can be beaten. The thing with Jon Jones is he continues to get better everytime. He learns from his mistakes and goes back to the drawing board. But everybody is stoppable."


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