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January 5, 2010, 11:04 AM | #26 |
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Glock 20(sf) in 10mm.
January 5, 2010, 01:05 PM | #27 |
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I'd chose the 44 Mag (and did). Who said overkill on smaller threats is bad? There are loads for the 44 Mag that go from 500-1200 ft/lbs @ the muzzle. I think that covers just about anything. Not to mention handloads. You can get a ported barrel as well if need be. You had also mentioned the possibility of being in grizzly country. The 44 Mag is marginal. The other 3 choices aren't much of a choice. Shotshells can be had or made as well. Speer sells empty shotshell cases. And then there is the 41 Mag....
January 5, 2010, 04:00 PM | #28 |
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I dont have any issues running 200g flat point ammo through my Nighthawk 10mm. Most (ok, maybe half) 10mm bullets are flat nose (truncated cone) anyhow. If my tight 1911 chamber will feed them the a glock certainly will if thats what you want.
I'd go with the glock 20SF. If you want a little better comfort carrying get a 4" 1911 with bobtail. Personally I would stick to the 4.5-5" barrels to get the most velocity possible. I purchased my 10mm for exactly the same reasons. Although I might pick up a 20SF myself for woods carry. The Nighthawk is just too nice to bang around. |
January 5, 2010, 05:01 PM | #29 |
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Thanks for all the advice.
The 10mm is the winner for my purposes. On top of higher capacity, the Glock finish is very durable, even more-so than stainless steel. I haven't looked at many revolvers, but I've yet to find one with sights that I like as much as the Glock sights. Still, I think I'll look at and maybe shoot a .44Mag before I make my purchase, but I'm still pretty sold on a 10mm Glock. |
January 5, 2010, 05:33 PM | #30 |
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Well, since you have made up your mind, it is really more in your mind than not. I used a 44 Mag while living in Alaska and still would. I really think your possible episodes with a black bear will be non=existant.
January 6, 2010, 08:38 PM | #31 |
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+1 for the 10mm.
January 6, 2010, 11:21 PM | #32 |
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I'm 6'2" and 210 pounds. Compare the black bear -- they ain't all small!
Sure, some black bears are small, but some are like that guy 450-500#. |
January 7, 2010, 09:32 AM | #33 |
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my uncles last black bear was 240lbs, it was as tall as a 9yr old girl.
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January 7, 2010, 11:34 AM | #34 |
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Weight is important to me when I go into the outback. So, I carry a light weight .44 magnum, the S&W 329PD. I can mix the ammunition any which way I like ... usually the 1st round is a shot shell, the next two are Buffalo Bore Heavy .44 Special Hollow Points, followed by two .44 magnum Jacketed Soft Points and the 6th is a heavy Hard Cast Flat Nose load, such as 305 grain Buffalo Bore.
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January 7, 2010, 12:32 PM | #35 |
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The G20 has such awful handling characteristics for me that I chose the 4" DA .357 Magnum as a woods sidearm. I have never yet needed one round, let alone sixteen. I am looking to "move up" to a six inch barrel for its greater sight radius though.
The revolver, being able to use down loaded .38 Special "squirrel rounds," as well as the curbstompers from the top of the ballistics tables, is a more versatile platform. Revolvers can be field braced against trees without seriously impairing their ability to fire follow up shots. They can be fired with precision from a single action mode. Revolvers can feature factory standard adjustable sights for different loads, they are easier to scope, and the grip is alterable without permanent modifications to the weapon too. Revolvers of the requisite caliber are better suited to the role of woods gun than are autos. Autos excel in the self-defense role in the sticks, but they are readily outshone at hunting by a decent revolver. |
January 7, 2010, 01:36 PM | #36 |
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"but if you need a gun to deal with a snake, you're not being creative enough."
So tell, Oh Wise One, would a custom machete/scimitar work better for this task?
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January 7, 2010, 01:48 PM | #37 |
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I've used a 10mm (Delta Elite) as a woods gun several times and would not hesitate to do so again. I have nothing against the other calibers, but I just prefer the 10mm for my own use.
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January 7, 2010, 03:06 PM | #38 |
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10mm in a Glock 29 is my go-to gun in the wilds of Michigan where black bear is the biggest predator you're liable to encounter, and cougar and lynx are seemingly even rarer. Until I got my G29, it was my old faithful Colt Delta Elite. I'm a firm believer in 10mm ever since the 80s. If I was ever to venture into Grizzly country though, even the .44 mag would be woefully inadequate to me, and I would be far more comfortable with my SAR-48 with several 20 round mags. Personally, I just don't think you can swat those creatures too hard, and I am in awe of the people that live there and contend with that possibility every day.
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January 8, 2010, 01:45 AM | #39 |
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+1 10mm. Still don't understand the need to kill snakes.
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January 8, 2010, 02:34 AM | #41 |
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Another vote for the Glock 20.
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January 8, 2010, 09:28 PM | #43 |
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I think he's worried that the OTHER rounds fired first will cause the 305gr bullet to jump crimp. It sounds like you've done the testing to prove they won't, but if you haven't it's probably worth loading the gun as you describe, cranking off the first 5 rounds (leaving the hardcast in place but unfired), reloading the first 5 and shooting them again. If the hardcast rounds till hasn't jumped crimp after that then shoot it for practice and consider that load combination to be tested.
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January 9, 2010, 02:18 PM | #44 |
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Glock 20 with extended barrel and Double tap 200grain hardcast would seem to be good bear medicine.
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1) Severed snake heads can still bite and envenimate. It is a reflex action and does not require a live brain. You never want to generate a second victim in order to help the first one. 2) Bring a dead or half dead snake to an ED and they are going to freak. Seriously. I've been there when it happens. 3) At least in Northern Mexican, the US and Canada, there are really only two basic antivenins. Almost all bites are going to be crotalids (pit vipers). There is a polyvalent antivenin that covers all of these. For the extremely rare coral snake bite, the antivenin is rarely needed and almost impossible to get. So the decision is usually if a person will be treated and not with what antivenin. In rare cases where it is unclear, s few quick questions will differentiate. Most snakes in the US are not venomous anyway. 4) If you can shoot it with a gun, you can shoot it with a camera. The pictures are then easily sent to someone who can actually identify the snake. Few Emergency Physicians can reliably identify a snake. Once you mangle the head, many distinguishing features are lost. Then you need someone who can do it based on coloring. 5) There are plenty of snakes on the endangered species list. Taking out a harmless one for ID purposes, could have you trying to keep yourself out of club Fed. So, in short. Unless it is going to hurt you, don't shoot it. And don't shoot it, then bring it to the ED. |
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I love the 10mm, especially in a 1911 style pistol, but if I was really concerned with "danger" in the wilderness I'd take the 44 mag. Not everyone can shoot a 44 well enough to stake their safety on it, though. |
January 10, 2010, 11:21 AM | #47 |
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Don't use pepper spray on bears; use salt & pepper spray. the bears have found that makes you much tastier.
For protection from any possible predator I recommend carrying what will handle all. What takes care of the biggest will also take care of the smallest. Recoil should not be the limiter for SD, you're not going out there for target practice. |
November 27, 2012, 12:39 AM | #48 |
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Sorry to revive an old thread, but the 10mm just wont compare to the .357 mag as a bear defense round.
10mm 180 gr. 1287 fps .357 mag 180 gr. 1422 fps as per Hodgdon manual |
November 27, 2012, 04:47 AM | #49 | |
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Even the 155g 10mm at 1500 fps has close to the same energy although just slightly less. So what's your point? |
November 27, 2012, 01:44 PM | #50 |
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I see it's your first post so welcome to the forum. It's just my opinion but I see that you revived an almost 3 year old thread, the topic of which is a fella trying to work out what caliber might be best for him for a backcountry gun which is a very common topic here, in order to give your opinion on which round is capable of generating more energy and velocity the 357 Magnum or the 10mm. In doing so you compel readers to relive the whole 3 year old discussion in order to get to your opinion on caliber ballistics. Looks like your opinion on this is a valuable one and it may have best been served by starting a new thread on this topic. Some old threads deserve to be kept alive, photo threads for example, others can be left in peace. Just my opinion though. tipoc |
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I often regret making broad statements, but I think most Christians in North America and the rest of the developed world will probably agree with a statement like this one: There is too much complacency in our lives and in our churches. I recently received a question from a group of pastors who had been discussing this topic: "How do you deal with complacency in your own life and in the life of your church?" They had various answers for the first part of the question, but found themselves stuck on the second half. I thought I might take a shot at it.
But first, we do not want to be Christians who are un-complacent. The Christian life is not avoiding negative qualities as much as it is pursuing positive qualities. Therefore, we want to be Christians who are zealous, for zeal is the opposite of complacency. "Zeal" is a word that was once an important part of the Christian vocabulary, but has since diminished.
Sometimes the best approach to a question like this is to find people in history who have modeled what we are missing and to see what they had that we lack. To find zeal as an emphasis and to find zeal on display, we can travel back a few hundred years to the Puritans. Joel Beeke and Mark Jones dedicate a whole chapter of A Puritan Theology to the Puritan emphasis on zeal. I want to trace just a little bit of what they learned.
None of us is without zeal—we are all zealous about something. We are zealous for this sports team or that one, we are zealous for this brand of cell phone or that one. "Zeal runs in our veins for what we love and against what we hate." What we want as Christians is zeal that is properly motivated and properly directed—a truly godly zeal. John Reynolds defined Christian zeal as "an earnest desire and concern for all things pertaining to the glory of God and the kingdom of the Lord Jesus among men." If we assume this desire and concern is not merely feelings but action, it describes the very opposite of complacency. Zeal is like a flame that brings a pot to a boil—it causes our affections for God to come to a boil so that we pursue what delights him and fight against what dishonors him. Zeal is spiritual heat, spiritual energy that flows out through the godly characteristics of love, joy, hope, peace, and so on. It is not a grace on its own as much as it is a quality that affects every part of the Christian life, making us zealous in the way we love, zealous in the way we express hope, zealous in every area and every characteristic and every fruit of the Spirit.
The Puritans identified four means through which God stirs up the Christian's zeal. These means are equally applicable to individuals and churches. What may surprise you is how unsurprising they are. There is no great trick to zeal; rather, it is simply taking advantage of God's ordinary means.

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Quantitative disease resistance assessment by real-time PCR using the Stagonospora nodorum-wheat pathosystem as a model
Oliver, R.P., Rybak, K., Shankar, M., Loughman, R., Harry, N. and Solomon, P.S. (2008) Quantitative disease resistance assessment by real-time PCR using the Stagonospora nodorum-wheat pathosystem as a model. Plant Pathology, 57 (3). pp. 527-532.
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Measuring disease resistance accurately and reproducibly is a key requirement for the introgression of partial resistance genes into breeding lines. Here, a qPCR protocol is used to measure fungal biomass, using the wheat-Stagonospora nodorum pathosystem as a model. Seven cultivars of differing reported resistance levels were used. Fungal biomass taken at 220°C thermal days after inoculation accurately predicts the final grain weight loss. It is concluded that a test based on qPCR methods is specific, quantitative, rapid and objective. Such tests could provide useful and economic tools in the development of robustly resistant crop cultivars.
Publication Type: | Journal Article |
Murdoch Affiliation: | Australian Centre for Necrotrophic Fungal Pathogens |
Publisher: | Wiley-Blackwell |
Copyright: | 2008 The Authors |
URI: | http://researchrepository.murdoch.edu.au/id/eprint/8828 |
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The internet is decidedly a rum thing. It is not just that it facilitates communication over hundreds of miles, between cultures and continents that have never communicated on this level before- or disseminates news so fast that I can beat a BBC correspondent to knowing something and know it seconds after it has happened on the other side of the world- but that it has done things to human communication that other media (with the limited exception of the telephone) could never do. It has given us not a new dimension to our personalities but a new dimension to the way that we communicate. I am writing this- and I know there are about fifty of you, maybe more, maybe less, who are reading it- you could be in Salisbury, Cirencester, Saratoga or Swaziland- I have no idea- all I know is that you are reading it and we are communicating. That's rum. It is something that would not have happened twenty years ago- I couldn't phone fifty people- I might meet fifty people in a day but they would all be in my office, probably live quite near to me and probably have quite similar backgrounds and interests (ie they have turned up in the same place as me at some point in their life). Now though- you are all reading me and I have the same relationship to you in some ways that a film star had to their audience- I know you are there, I have no idea who you are.
Even if I do know who you are the change is still there and still interesting. There are some people who I know read this blog. There are some who I know read it avidly- there are some who I have emailed, discussed issues with, chatted with via the medium of Mr Google and yet have never ever seen in my life. There are some who after having chatted to on the internet- I have met- but most of the people I know through this blog, I wouldn't know if I walked past them on the street. That is an interesting thing to think about- and it is something I want to spend some time working out- because I think that my social interraction with people I know through the internet is different and similar to that with people I do not know through the internet.
Let us start with the basics of a friendship developed over the internet. How do I know you- and how do you know me? We know each other through the written word. We have no idea of what each other looks like or sounds like. That is odd. We all work by looks in every day life. We all think x looks a bit shifty, y looks open minded- and we all rely on physical signals- picking your nose demonstrates that you do not understand modern manners, smelling of sweat demonstrates that you do not understand modern sanitation and so on. We all do it- and those signals are only used because they are useful. If you are incredibly smelly, it could be because its a hot day- but it also could be because you have not bathed for a month. The same thing goes for the way that people speak- if I drone on, its probably because I don't enjoy what I'm talking about which is a good signal that noone else in their right mind would- excitement denotes the fact that someone else might be excited. Conversations are more difficult without those little signals- the sarcastic incline of the head, the joky insult, the moment at which you are close to breaking point and sound angry- those are all impossible on the web- Google chat has as many smillies as you could imagine but cannot cover all of the uses of the human head in the permutations of the 100 or so keys on a standard computer keyboard.
So relationships formed over the internet are bound to be less communicative- they are also bound to take less time. I went out on Friday evening with a friend- and spent around 4 hours solidly chatting with her. I would never spend four hours chatting with someone on Gchat. The longest I have spent must run to half an hour. My longest ever phone conversation runs to three hours. Just think though that in the three hours phone conversation I have the tone of my interlocutor's voice as well as their words, in the four hours with someone in resturants, cafes etc I have their tone and their manner, on the screen I have nothing- potentially the odd smiley and the delay as they write their words which could be down to a computer fault, them getting a cup of tea or just pure irritation with what I last wrote. Its even worse if I am not using a chat program but communicating through the comments on a blog- who knows what reaction I'm getting and how considered it is and how I ought to understand it- and who has ever taken more than 2 minutes over a response to a blog article. Quite simply friendships online are friendships based on so much less in terms of communication. They are based on sentences rather than conversations.
That does not mean that friendship online is impossible. I personally prefer to meet people that I like offline- I then get to understand them better- but some you can't. This article was in response to someone I consider a friend, Ashok, who wrote an article over at his place on a similar theme. But I'd say its more difficult to be friends online than off. Real life friendship and internet friendship are the same beast- fundementally those who think that real life and the internet are completely separate are living in a deluded make believe world- what is different about them is the extent of the communication. When we talk online we do not have the clues that we normally rely on- the reason we rely on those clues is because they are generally useful. There is nothing wrong with having internet friends- but they are harder to understand simply because the keyboard is not as subtle an instrument as the human face.
July 24, 2008
Friendship and the Internet
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7 comments:
- jmb said...
Excellent post Gracchi. These friendships made via the internet I consider one of the great pluses of blogging. But on the other hand the misunderstandings because of the lack of these vital in-person signals is a real downside of blogging.
- Friday, July 25, 2008 6:42:00 am
- Gracchi said...
Exactly what I was getting at JMB- and put much more succinctly! :)
- Friday, July 25, 2008 6:57:00 pm
- Rohan Venkat said...
Very interesting post, and i certainly agree when it comes to friendships. On the other hand, considering a purely 'intellectual' level the internet offers much more opportunity to interface with other people simply because we don't have the opportunity to be as prejudiced as we might be in person (even with judging blogs and websites based on appearance, etc.)
Not a disagreement, just a thought I had at the end of the post. - Friday, July 25, 2008 7:47:00 pm
- Ashok said...
Agreed, although I think you understand me pretty well. Thank you so much for the shout out!
If I had to sum up the deepest problem with the Internet, it isn't the "virtual communication." It's mainly the quality of people on here. People like you are really rare in life, even moreso on the Net.
If I ever meet someone offline and go "wow, they're totally not who I thought they were, I don't like them," slap me. That's my being shallow, and not willing to take advantage of a privilege, that of getting to know someone in any way. - Sunday, July 27, 2008 9:51:00 pm
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I know what lots of you look like because I stalk you ...Mwooohahahahahahahaha!
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Henry - I've moved by blog from Blogger to my own domain, http://ashokkarra.com. Take a look and feel free to give feedback, I'm playing with the layout and a number of other things.
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The last line sums it up perfectly.
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Veteran quarterback Sage Rosenfels was among the 20 players cut by the team, meaning they will enter the season with three players with a combined four years of experience at the position.
The Vikings also cut veteran safety and special teams mainstay Eric Frampton in favor of third-year safety Andrew Sendejo and let go of two veterans they brought in during the offseason - cornerback Chris Carr and defensive end Jeff Charleston - who were underwhelming during the preseason.
The only mild surprise among the moves on Friday night was Rosenfels, considering starter Christian Ponder is entering his second season, backup Joe Webb is entering his third season but has been bounced back and forth between receiver and quarterback and McLeod Bethel-Thompson played arena football last season and spent some time on Miami's practice squad last season.
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From niche American labels in County Down to hand-made shoes in Brighton, we bring you an insider's guide to the most stylish fashion shops around the British Isles.
BY Kate Finnigan | 23 October 2011
Attica, Newcastle-upon-tyne
In a cobbled alley behind High Bridge this excellent vintage store stocks everything from embroidered Victorian blouses to 1950s ball-gowns. Their bestselling items right now are faux-fur jackets and retro ski jumpers. 2 Old George Yard (0191 261 4062)
Anna, Saffron Walden
In this wooden-beamed boutique in the quaint Essex town you'll find excellent scarves by Lily and Lionel, dresses by Diane von Furstenberg and Anna's own brand of clothing and accessories. Other branches outside London can be found in Burnham Market, Bury St Edmunds, Harpenden and Holt. 19 High Street (01799 516639;
Bernard, Esher
Bringing 'urban cool to Surrey' is the aim of this 30-year-old store with impressive labels such as Maison Martin Margiela, Givenchy and Alexander McQueen. This season Acne's Pistol boot is proving so popular they've had to re-order several times. 4-8 High Street (01372 464604;
Bibi, Salcombe
This French-feel boutique in Devon sells several European brands such as Dave Burger, American Vintage and Isabel De Pedro. Particularly well known for its great French leather jackets. 9 Fore Street (01548 844258)
Bird, Rye
A welcome addition to East Sussex, this pretty boutique stocks high-end fashion from classic to quirky pieces hard to find outside London. Eley Kishimoto has a loyal following (hot favourite this season is the leopard-print silk blouse) as do Wildfox T-shirts. 113 High Street (01797 229927;
Black White Denim, Wilmslow
Doing just what it says on the tin - selling only black, white or denim garments - this swish Cheshire store is only a year old but has already secured exclusive designs from British luminaries such as Richard Nicoll and Preen Collection. Loyal customers love the shop for its slick edit of Acne, Carven and L'Agence. 57 Alderley Road (01625 521233;
BlueLawn, Tunbridge Wells
Fans of Fiorentini + Baker's chunky boots, Twenty8Twelve and Vanessa Bruno Athe are all catered for at Blue Lawn in Kent. There are sister branches in Chelmsford and Dedham. 65 High Street (01892 518934;
Bottega, Tarporley
There's a lovely mix of British eccentricity and elegance to this womenswear and lifestyle store in Cheshire. American Retro, Andersen & Lauth and Antik Batik make up the nonchalantly chic clothing offering. Don't miss crumpets at the store's Birdcage café. 67 High Street (01829 733355;
Changing Room, Tunbridge Wells
Proving a hit this season at this contemporary boutique are Isabel Marant and the luxury ski-wear label Moncler (above). Other high-end brands popular with the shop's clientele - who range from mid-twenties to mid-sixties - are Chloé, Diane von Furstenberg, Marni and 3.1 Phillip Lim. 8 High Street (01892 547899)
Clobber, Bournemouth
A fantastic selection of 20th-century vintage. Pop in on the right day and you might find some covetable Ossie Clark. 920 Christchurch Road (01202 433330;
Collen & Clare, Southwold
Get the contemporary country look with a fine selection of Barbours and Hunters as well as bags, Acne jeans, Penelope Chilvers's fabulous boots and scent by Annick Goutal. 25 Market Place (01502 724823;
Cricket, Liverpool
Thanks to the conspicuous consumption of footballers' wives in this store during the noughties, Cricket is now a byword for luxury labels. Currently flying out of the shop are Isabel Marant's suede-fringed knee-length boots and Céline leather trim tops… 9 Cavern Walks, Mathew Street (0151 227 4645;
Cruise, Glasgow
The original Scottish boutique, which is 30 years old this autumn, has now spawned eight further branches - in Scotland, Belfast and as far south as Leicester - offering sleek international brands such as Lanvin and Alexander McQueen and diffusion lines including MW Matthew Williamson and Red Valentino. 180 Ingram Street (0141 572 3200;
Csee Boutique, Cobham
Issa, Alice Temperley and Helmut Lang can all be found at Csee in Surrey. Flared 1970s-style jeans and bell-sleeved blouses are proving popular this season, as are Rick Owens's suede wedge over-the-knee boots - 'sexy and wearable,' says Csee. 51 High Street (01932 863484;
The Dressing Room, St Albans
'Affordable fashion in a laid-back, luxurious environment' is how this award-winning Hertfordshire boutique describes itself. American Vintage and Paige Premium Denim sit alongside niche brands such as Tokyo Jane and Becksöndergaard. 6-8 High Street (01727 853577;
Emporium Kalu, Nass
People will travel miles to go to Emporium Kalu in County Kildare, with its fairy-tale, French-influenced interiors. Favourite labels include Nicole Farhi, Vivienne Westwood and Jenny Packham. New for this season are the London designers Giles and Maria Grachvogel. 16 South Main Street (00 353 45 896222)
Envoy, Belfast
Envoy has brought both cool niche labels and high-end luxury to Northern Ireland's womenswear scene. From Paul Harnden to Maison Martin Margiela and Margaret Howell, crafstmanship and beauty are key. 4 Wellington Street (028 9031 1110;
Flannels, Manchester
For 35 years Flannels has been at the heart of Manchester's designer image, selling luxury labels to the city's dedicated fashion followers. There are now branches in Leeds, Liverpool, Cardiff, Birmingham and Nottingham, but autumn favourites at the new flagship store in Spinningfields are Miu Miu's glitter platform sandal and Mary Katrantzou's strapless print dress. Crown Square, Spinningfields (0161 832 5536;
Found, Bath
Combining womenswear, menswear and anything 'that makes the everyday a little more fun', Found is a concept store with a mix of hard-to-find labels such as Karen Walker, Japanese homewares and limited-edition art. 17 Argyle Street (01225 422001;
Foundation, Cheltenham
Womenswear, homewares and accessories can all be found in this award-winning store run by the former designers James and Gemma Wiseman. Look out for Lavenham (a good alternative to Barbour) and Ally Capellino bags, as well as vintage homewares and furniture by Pinch Design. There's a sister store in Stow-on-the-Wold. 22 Montpellier Walk (01242 232777;
Garment Quarter, Bristol
A great selection for both men and women, this newcomer to the Bristol shopping scene sells McQ by Alexander McQueen and an amazing selection of Marc by Marc Jacobs clothing and jewellery (above right), alongside T-shirts and knits by Markus Lupfer, and Anya Hindmarch's most glittery clutch bags. 25 Penn Street (0117 329 4405;
The Hambledon, Winchester
This 12-year-old store is four floors of loveliness - clothes for women, men and kids, plus homewares. This season the womenswear stock has a luxurious downtown feel - beautiful cashmeres from Chinti & Parker, Paul & Joe Sister's amazing fluorescent Fair Isle jumpers and MiH denim. 10 The Square (01962 890055;
Havana, Dublin
As the only store in Ireland to stock cutting-edge brands such as Junya Watanabe, Rick Owens, Yohji Yamamoto and Alaïa, this shop in Donnybrook has a loyal customer following. Stand-out pieces for this season so far are Watanabe peplum leather jackets and 'anything by John Rocha'. 2 Angelsea House (00 353 1 260 2707;
Have to Love, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
In just five years this glossy boutique has won a slew of industry awards. The keen-eyed owner-buyers, Kate Walton and Jill Hodgson, know exactly what their customers want. This season that includes Victoria Beckham skinny jeans in Bordeaux and the By Malene Birger bullet dress, as worn by Kate Middleton. 1-3 Hawthorn Road (0191 213 1155;
Hervia Bazaar, Manchester
A brilliant shop that has brought the most cutting-edge contemporary designer brands to the North. From Rick Owens to Jean-Pierre Braganza and Gareth Pugh, this is for men and women who know their fashion onions and love a sharp look. 40 Spring Gardens (0161 835 2777;
Jane Davidson, Edinburgh
This Thistle Street boutique boasts international brands such as Diane von Furstenberg, Missoni and Armani Collezioni, plus exclusives to Scotland such as Hervé Léger and, new for this season, the one-and-only Dries van Noten. More casual labels include J Brand and Goat. 52 Thistle Street (0131 225 3280;
Jon Ian, Cardiff
For 40 years Cardiff has been well accessorised by Jon Ian, a small family-run business. Shoes and bags come from the big names such as Armani, Pretty Ballerina, Robert Clergerie and Anya Hindmarch. There's another branch in the nearby town of Cowbridge. 7-11 Morgan Arcade (029 2039 7339)
Jules B, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Illustrating the breadth of its stock, this season the 25-year-old store has bought into two young labels, Alice by Temperley and Carven, alongside the luxuriously comfortable Annette Görtz. Other customer favourites include Mulberry and Joseph. There are sister branches in Kendal, Cumbria, and Yarm, North Yorkshire. 91-93 Osborne Road (0191 281 7855;
Juste Moi, Dartmouth
A beautifully edited selection of the best lingerie brands, including Aubade, Lejaby and Prima Donna, plus swimwear by Melissa Odabash. Looking for something extra-special? How about Lise Charmel's elegant French lingerie in midnight-blue tulle with gold embroidery and Swarovski crystals… 6 Foss Street (01803 833070;
Laste, Brighton
This elves-and-the-shoemakers-style store is unlike any other. Alex Herdman sells her own hand-made shoe designs (left) and also has an eye for other quirky independent designers. We love the limited-edition white brogues and the colourful array of socks, stockings and tights. 6 Bond Street (01273 777141;
The Lavender Room, Brighton
Like going into a chichi friend's house, this feminine Brighton store brims with Mimi leather bags, Princesse Tam Tam lingerie, easy luxurious garments by Pyrus and stylish homewares. 16 Bond Street (01273 220380;
Mimi Noor, Bath
Have problems finding jeans? This boutique is a denim specialist, and staff are great at helping customers find the perfect fit. Expect premium labels J Brand and Goldsign alongside cashmere by Chinti & Parker. 25 Milsom Street (01225 571518;
Moda Rosa, Alresford
A favourite of Carole Middleton, Moda Rosa is based in a quaint Hampshire town and is a top mother-and-daughter shopping spot. Pieces by Diane von Furstenberg and Alice Temperley are specially selected with the high-profile clients in mind. 35 West Street (01962 733277;
Morgan Clare, Harrogate
Harrogate women clearly have great taste. French designer Isabel Marant's main line and diffusion collection, Étoile, have been this 14-year-old store's top sellers for the past two seasons, with Helmut Lang and Stella McCartney not far behind. The new website is also proving popular with customers further afield. 3-4 Montpellier Gardens (01423 565709;
Neilson, Cuckfield
The three Neilson boutiques in Sussex (this one, plus branches in Forest Row and Horsham) share the same distinct aesthetic: relaxed, contemporary, understated. Look for clothes in muted colours from French favourites like Isabel Marant and American Vintage. We love the glitter leather bags from Humanoid. The Clock House (01444 416288;
Nola, Brighton
This seven-year-old Brighton favourite does a nice line in chic European labels such as APC, By Malene Birger and Vanessa Bruno Athé. This season you should also look out for Bloch's suede boots and Mawi for Disney Couture jewellery. 42 Gardner Street (01273 911006;
Old Town, Holt
Another entirely unique proposition, Old Town (below) produces made-to-order clothing from its own workshop in Norfolk. The collection has an old-fashioned, utility feel and uses British cottons, woollens and linens. 49 Bull Street (01263 710001;
Onda, St Mawes
Located on Victory Steps, running up from the quayside of this beautiful Cornish fishing village, Onda boasts sexy Liviana Conti dresses, handbags from Modalu and exquisite leather jackets by Doma. Victory Steps (01326 270456;
Pam Jenkins, Edinburgh
The best designer shoe shop in Scotland stocks the crème de la crème of footwear brands including British favourites Jimmy Choo and Rupert Sanderson. Just arrived are Christian Louboutin's Bianca shoe in Camel Watersnake (above) and the Catalina clutch to match. 41 Thistle Street (0131 225 3242;
Pollyanna, Barnsley
The sleek Yorkshire boutique that brought avant-garde style to the North more than 40 years ago is a British institution. Thanks to its owner Rita Britton's unparalleled eye you'll find the best edits of the best labels from Lanvin to Haider Ackermann. And a café to boot. 14-16 Market Hill (01226 733674
Red Ruby Rouge, Holywood
This tiny boutique in County Down finds up- and-coming American labels before anyone else gets to them. This season its classy clientele of all ages are discovering chunky scarf knits from Twinkle by Wenlan and silky jackets by Loup. 120 High Street (028 9042 7818;
Room 7, Leeds
In business for 30 years, Room 7 provides Leeds's style aficionados with luxurious high-end labels including Donna Karan, Alexander McQueen and Missoni, to name a few. This season's hit item? 'Beautifully soft' leather jeans from Dolce & Gabbana. 64 Street Lane, Roundhay (0113 236 9100;
Sarah Coggles, York
Men and women get an award-winning Sarah Coggles store apiece in York. This season female customers can snap up Grenson's wonderful burgundy chelsea boots and a choice selection of Ally Capellino leather bags. We also love the shearling jacket by Humanoid. If you can't get to the city, Coggles has a thriving online business. 91-93 Low Petergate (01904 611001;
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A Bath institution for 30 years, this airy boutique is always on top of the hot labels. Bestsellers this season include Marc by Marc Jacobs, Alexander Wang and Acne. 15 Old Bond Street (01225 464997)
Stanwells, Lymington
Great new edgy brands such as the Parisian label IRO sit alongside established classics such as the French shoe brand Robert Clergerie. This season look out for the cult label Parajumpers (a range of Alaskan parkas) and the Barbour Gold collection by Alice Temperley. There's a sister store in Westbourne, Dorset. 13 High Street (01590 610074;
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This award-winning womenswear boutique in Lancashire has been established for 40 years and is still going strong. Regulars love the mix of classic reliable pieces with quirky up-to-date finds. Look out for luxury knits by Cash Ca and Studio Rundholz. Victoria Jubilee Buildings, Bank Street (01706 215495;
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Ten, Kilkenny
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country's only free-standing healthcare facility dedicated strictly to the
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are diagnosing patients at a much younger age. Since this is not a problem
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After Little Quack hears the strangest noise in the pond, he's determined to find out what it is. He discovers a frog, and Little Quack is determined to make a new friend, no matter how different he may be.
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The researchers selected 26 trials from the past decade in which omega-3 fatty acid supplements were compared to placebo. Ten of the studies looked at the effects in healthy adults, while others looked at the effects in people with heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease, Alzheimer's disease, sepsis (an infection in the blood), and acute pancreatitis. The fatty acids used in the studies were those most commonly found in fish oil—EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) and DHA (docosahexaenoic acid)—and the amounts ranged widely from 120 mg per day to more than 20 grams per day. The studies lasted anywhere from two days to six months.
People with chronic kidney disease, acute sepsis, and acute pancreatitis appeared to benefit from omega-3 fatty acid supplements. Taking omega-3 fats consistently led to decreased levels of certain inflammatory markers in people with cardiovascular disease who used the supplements for 12 weeks or more; however, because of the variety of study methods, the researchers were not able to determine the exact amount needed for a benefit.
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The Rev's Christmas message
Filed: Friday, 24th December 2010
By: Staff Writer
West Ham United's club chaplain Elwin Cockett brings us his annual Christmas message...
Nostalgia isnt what it used to be, as they say, but we West Ham fans could do with all the heart-warming memories we can get during this cold winter.
One old-timer who is sadly no longer with us told me that his happiest Christmas was spent driving around East Anglia in 1944 with a car full of turkeys meant for the clubs players who were stationed in army units around the US air bases.
Fans from the post-war years will tell tales of long trips by train to far-away clubs on Boxing Day to witness improbable results. For me, Tony Cottees goal on his debut, against Spurs one New Years Day, is up there with the best.
Nevertheless, its not events but the characters at the club who have made it the place that it has been for me over the years. When I was invited to be the club chaplain in the early 90s, that legend of many a hard-fought game, Billy Bonds, was in charge.
Bill, along with the likes of kit man Eddie Gilliam, club secretary Tom Finn, and players like Alvin Martin, Tony Cottee and John Moncur, were all great people who it was my privilege to get to know.
And though it is never popular to say so so were the directors, some of whom were deeply committed to the club and the area, having been involved all their lives.
And if those characters were special, so have been the fans often more so in defeat that in success. Who will ever forget the singing when we were 4-0 down in that cup game after Tony Gales sending off?
Or the response to the chant of Going down, going down, going down with So are we, so are we, so are we. People like that deserve to have something to cheer.
If Christmas means anything to me, it is about remembering what really matters. We love football, and we love our club, but whether or not we get relegated is nothing like as important as people.
People matter. In the end, football doesnt. If we get that right, we can treat both victory and defeat as the impostors that Kipling famous described them as. Its the people who matter.
So, wherever youre spending the festivities this year, may you know something of the love, peace and hope that the Christmas story is all about. And may God bless you and the people around you richly whatever the football results.
Archdeacon of West Ham
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Date October 2005
Title: CEOS WGCV and GOFC-GOLD Global Vegetation Continuous Fields Validation Workshop
Venue: Brookings, South Dakota
Date: 27 - 28 October, 2005
Contact: Martin Herold
The overall objective of this meeting is to present and discuss approaches to validating sub-pixel vegetation cover estimates (VCF) for use both as one-time map layers and as multi-temporal change products. Preliminary agenda. This workshop will be held after the USGS Pecora 16 conference.
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Title: GOFC-GOLD supports GEOSS through specification of land cover products
Venue: St. Petersburg, Russia
Date: 20 - 24 June, 2005
Contact: Michael Brady
GOFC-GOLD participated in the 31st International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment. The symposium theme was Global Monitoring for Sustainability and Security, with a particular focus on implementation of the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS). At the symposium, GOFC-GOLD addressed the GEOSS Societal Benefit for improving the management and protection of terrestrial, coastal, and marine ecosystems. Two plenary and technical presentations addressed the needs for terrestrial observations from GEOSS in the context of GOFC-GOLD and the IGOS-P Theme on Integrated Global Observations of the Land (see presentation 1 and presentation 2).
Title: Northern Eurasia Regional Information Network (NERIN) Meeting
Date: 17 - 18 June, 2005
Contact: Olga Krankina
This meeting will be held prior to the 31st International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment. More information on the symposium.
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Title: 2nd CEOS/WGCV/Land Product Validation (LPV) Workshop on Albedo Products
Venue: Vienna, Austria
Date: 27 - 28 April, 2005
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Venue: Beijing, China
Date: 19 - 22 April, 2005
Date March 2005
Title: Special Session on Global Observation of Urban Areas
Venue: Tempe, Arizona, USA
Date: 14 - 16 March, 2005
GOFC-GOLD Land Cover IT Project Office is one of the organizers of this special session on Global Observations of Urban Areas. This session will be held during the first joint conferences of Remote Sensing and Data Fusion Over Urban Areas and Remote Sensing of Urban Areas. Information on conference.
Date February 2005
Title: GOFC-GOLD Fire Implementation Team Meeting
Venue: Montreal, Canada
Date: 7 - 9 February, 2005
Contact: Ivan Csiszar
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Title: International Conference on Land-Cover and Land-Use Processes in the NEAR Region
Venue: Harbin, China
Date: 2 - 5 February, 2005
Contact: Jiaguo Qi
The aim of the conference is to advance the GOFC-GOLD and NEESPI sciences in Land-Cover and Land-Use Change Processes in the North East Asia Region (NEAR). Information on conference.
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The life and death of Benazir Bhutto, the twice-elected Prime Minister of Pakistan, reveals modern geo-politics and the balance of faith and politics in Bhutto, co-directed by tonight's guest Duane Baughman. The film, a Sundance selection and winner of the Sonoma International Film Festival, just opened in theaters.
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