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Most durable and dependable all steel 9mm?
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Handguns: Autoloaders
> Most durable and dependable all steel 9mm?
August 5, 2008, 05:01 PM
What is your opinion on the most durable and dependable all steel 9mm pistol? Looking to possibly add another 9mm to the collection. Concealability is a factor but isn't priority number 1.
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August 5, 2008, 05:02 PM
Ruger P-series... butt-ugly and bulletproof.
August 5, 2008, 05:06 PM
Beretta 92FS.
August 5, 2008, 05:07 PM
I agree with the Ruger reommendation. Makarov is another that comes to mind but I'm guessing you're wanting a 9X19. You could also look into a 9mm 1911 style pistol.
Good luck
August 5, 2008, 05:17 PM
Browning Hi-Power. Graceful lines, comfortale. and accurate.
August 5, 2008, 05:30 PM
German produced Sig P22X series.
August 5, 2008, 05:31 PM
What is your opinion on the most durable and dependable all steel 9mm pistol? Looking to possibly add another 9mm to the collection. Concealability is a factor but isn't priority number 1.
Browning Hi-Power
Sig 226
Beretta 92 (Frame is aluminum)
I highlight the Hi-Power because it is a bit slimmer than the others, making it easier to conceal.
August 5, 2008, 05:33 PM
Probably the cz 75, aren't ruger frames a composite??
Otherwise the Ruger P series is ultra reliable but yikes they sure are ugly!:barf:
August 5, 2008, 05:35 PM
Beretta 92FS
FWIW, the frame on the 92FS is an aluminum alloy, not steel. I know there are some 92 variants that have a steel frame, and you can feel the weight difference.
I will nominate the CZ75.
August 5, 2008, 05:41 PM
Maybe try a CZ-75B, the Compact model, if you want better concealability.
Bartholomew Roberts
August 5, 2008, 05:57 PM
Hmmm, the most durable and depenable 9mm isn't all steel; however given that limitation I would look at:
Browning Hi-Power
The only one I have extensive experience with is the Hi-Power. My high round count Hi-Power has 27,992 rounds logged on it so far. I've replaced the slide stop, recoil spring guide, ejector, grip screw, and firing pin retaining plate due to breakage on that pistol (first breakage around 15k rounds).
August 5, 2008, 06:08 PM
Browning Hi-Power. Graceful lines, comfortale. and accurate.
Well the Hipower is an elegant and superb pistol, it is not one of the most durable. Durable enough, but not the most by a long shot.
Based on rental range reports two of the best are
August 5, 2008, 06:30 PM
Well the Hipower is an elegant and superb pistol, it is not one of the most durable. Durable enough, but not the most by a long shot I have to agree. Lots of people are really swept up by the Hi-power, and while it's a great pistol, my experience with them has been so-so. They are nice shooters, but I'd never consider them that durable and dependable. A relative of mine owns a Belgian Hi-Power (and has for many years) and it's been average in durability and dependability, no where near as reliable as my Sigs, and it won't feed even hollows reliably. Maybe it's a lemon, but that's my take on them.
August 5, 2008, 06:57 PM
Probably the cz 75, aren't ruger frames a composite??
They have some polymer frame models, but the metal P-series frames are aluminum alloy.
Concealability is a factor but isn't priority number 1.
I'd look at a BHP and a CZ-75.
August 5, 2008, 07:05 PM
those 3rd generation Smith & Wesson all steel 9mm are pretty nice and reliable too.
August 5, 2008, 07:07 PM
Glock 17:)
August 5, 2008, 07:43 PM
To bartholomew...which polymer pistol are you referring to?
Marlin 45 carbine
August 5, 2008, 07:46 PM
for hi-cap S&W 5900 series that have steel frames - the '06 is S/S. as stout if not more than Ruger.
August 5, 2008, 07:54 PM
I'd suggest checking out the SIG P239. Durable...dependable...concealable.
August 5, 2008, 08:05 PM
Taking concealability into mind, the MKIII Hi Power and the CZ-75.
August 5, 2008, 08:10 PM
S&w 5906.
August 5, 2008, 08:23 PM
The CZ 75 PCR.
August 5, 2008, 08:50 PM
The Browning HP, without question.
Daryl Licht
August 5, 2008, 08:50 PM
The OP specified, IIRC, all steel. I've only seen maybe 3 suggestions here that meet that criteria, the CZ75's, BHP's, and the Smiths. The metal framed Rugers are aluminum, as are the Sigs.
I wouldn't hesitate to buy or use any of the guns suggested, but the guy said ALL STEEL.
Kilted Cossack
August 5, 2008, 08:50 PM
I could be wrong here, but aren't the frames of the PCR, the SIG P239, the SIG P226 and the Ruger 9mms (except the polymer versions) all made of alumin-i-um alloy?
Steel frames and steel slides? That's a field I'm fairly unfamiliar with, but I'd expect the CZ75 and 3d Gen S&Ws to be up there in durability and dependability.
The Lone Haranguer
August 5, 2008, 10:03 PM
I will say CZ75 and the all steel (carbon or stainless) Smith & Wessons.
August 5, 2008, 10:17 PM
The CZ-75, Browning Hi-power, and the S&W 5906 series are the only all steel 9mm's that come to mind other than a few built on 1911 frames. The Beretta, Ruger P-89, and SIG pistols are aluminum frames.
The S&W guns are highly under rated and may be thge best of the bunch.
3 gun
August 5, 2008, 10:39 PM
Any CZ.
August 6, 2008, 12:25 AM
I'll suggest a 9mm Tokarev TT-33 (or Tokarev-clone, i.e. Norinco 213).
All steel, massively durable, very little recoil/muzzle flip, easily taken down & simple construction, 4-1/2" barrel, sufficiently accurate within CQB ranges, and AK-like dependability.
At close range (15yds & less) it's a snap to sight down the slide (or use the finger-point method) and hammer targets in the A-zone.
While a full-size pistol, the TT-33 is a very slim piece, and doesn't print as readily as other full-size handguns.... especially wide high-capacity, or medium-frame/compact pistols with magazine/grip extensions.
Tokarevs are single-action only, and generally have an awkward (or no) manual safety.
They were designed originally with only a half-cock "safety", but as of yet nobody (including the Soviets) could get the hammer to release without pulling the trigger (or running it over with a tank). Seriously. The Soviet Army did drop-tests of TT-33s from 3 story buildings onto concrete and they wouldn't accidentally fire, and TT-33 collectors have reported that repeated pounding on the cocked hammer with a mallet or 2x4 would also fail to accidentally fire the pistol. The half-cock also serves as a catch, requiring that constant pressure be maintained upon the trigger for the hammer to fully drop. Jarring/snagging the trigger will release the hammer, but it will catch at the half-cock.
Most imported TT-33s have an added manual safety, with there being two types; one locks the trigger and is just above it, and the other is a trigger/sear disconnect located at the rear of the frame. Either are effective, although the trigger/sear disconnect used on Norincos is easier to rapidly manipulate.
Some people refuse to carry their TTs locked-n'-cocked, but plenty others who have a TT-33 as their main carry-piece (including myself) have no compunctions against doing so.... which overcomes the slow SAO and allows an 8+1 round capacity.
Although taking a lot of cues from the 1911 & Browning 1903, Tokarev did do a few things differently. Two of the most notable is the modular hammer/sear assembly which has integral round guides and drops out as a whole, and internal feed lips which aid & ensure proper cartridge feeding in case of a damaged magazine. The TT-33 was designed to endure the high-pressure 7.62x25mm subgun cartridges, so it can also endure +P 9mm rounds as readily.
As I said before, the TT-33 is a snap to field-strip
Aside from a low magazine capacity (for a 9mm, unless you can find a 12rd Norinco Model 213); a near-90 degree grip angle which some people find uncomfortable; an obviously military trigger-pull (gritty, but not bad); and the aforementioned added-safety, the Tokarev TT-33 makes for a very affordable and capable defensive handgun.
August 6, 2008, 01:53 AM
The venerable WWII P38 from the Walther, Mauser, and Spreewerk plants: still locking and loading and going strong after 65+ years. And you can put that in your modern-day firearms and smoke it! :)
August 6, 2008, 02:25 AM
What about a Kahr T9? Not as popular as the K9, but I really want one of these. Amazing it has a 4" barrel yet only 6.5" long, all steel and under 30oz, and less than an inch wide. N.S. and nice wood grips.
August 6, 2008, 03:22 AM
If I were going to choose an all-steel 9mm pistol destined for a lot of use I'd pick up a 5906/5906TSW. I'd think it not unfair to categorize them as under-rated 'workhorse' pistols. The 3906 would be a close runner-up, too, even though it's a single column model.
I'd think the Browning HP could also be considered a viable choice. Their reliability with feeding JHP ammunition might be variable, though, depending on the particular pistol. You can also hear of different experiences regarding the magazines.
I have a copy of a FBI Academy Firearms Training Unit report titled Semiautomatic Pistols 1987-88 (which I received when I attended a LE firearms instructor course in which the FBI was involved). It discusses the results of in-house testing of several 9mm service-type pistols popular back in the 80's. While the Browning wasn't included in the testing, it did note in the commentary section, for comparison purposes, that the Brownings used by their HRT (at that time) had over 80,000 rounds through them and were still considered good (notwithstanding replacement of barrels and small parts).
Although I've handled and used Brownings with good results ... (I have a friend who used to enjoy working on them, and kept a nicely tuned example which reliably fed JHP ammunition and exhibited excellent accuracy) ... I don't care for them, myself. However, that's not to imply there's anything 'wrong' with them, only that they don't particularly suit my tastes. Different strokes.
Although I can't remember spending any range-time with one, I'd think the P226ST might deserve some consideration, too.
FWIW, I've always wished that S&W had offered a stainless steel-framed version of their excellent 3913 model. A '3916', as it were. Such a model would have a good chance of becoming my choice in the 'one & only' 9mm defensive pistol category. ;)
August 6, 2008, 03:49 AM
don't forget the new CZ inspired designs being imported by Armalite as well as the Witness guns and Baby Eagles.
There are also the old Star pistols that had quite a reputation for being tough as nails. Sadly, I think those no longer qualify as they are all getting on in age and parts aren't exactly plentiful anymore.
August 6, 2008, 08:03 AM
August 6, 2008, 09:49 AM
HK P7 or Beretta 92 Steel I (all steel version...and very pretty).
Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow
August 6, 2008, 09:51 AM
A lot of knowledgeable people think the CZ 75 series wins the most-durable race, due to the slide design. Supposed to stand up to many thousands of +P rounds.
August 6, 2008, 10:24 AM
Baby Eagle - not one malfunction in ten years.
All steel, big, heavy, what's not to like?
August 6, 2008, 10:33 AM
Slide mounted decocker to start with.
August 6, 2008, 10:37 AM
The rugers have polymer and/or aluminum frames.
The beretta has an aluminum frame, as do Sigs.
Most reliable, durable, accurate, all-steel 9mm? I'd go with a CZ-75B or Hi-Power.
August 6, 2008, 11:06 AM
CZ 75 Variants
CZ 75B - thumb safety
CZ 75B Compact w/Thumb Safety
CZ 75BD - De-Cocker
Browning Hi-Power P-35
THe Brits had a standing order of no more than
12 in the mag. and with the normal troops of today
coming in, a DA/SA with Decocker seems preferred.
Guess I made my decision since I own a CZ 75B - left
the factory in Jan. '08 - It has 715 rds of various FMJ &
JHPS with 100% reliability.
I had a browning Hi-Power in the early '80s. One of the first
models with adjustable sights. THe sights were better than the
Combat Commander I had at the time in .45 ACP. It did have the
occaisional FTF and FTE=Stovepipe with one brand of ammo
Federal I think. Nice but it and the CZ 75B could use a bit
bigger tab on the thumb safety.
I think the Colt COmbat Commander in 9MMx19 suffers like the
T33 in single stack mag. capacity.
August 6, 2008, 11:47 AM
Browning Hi Power
HK P7 series
August 6, 2008, 12:20 PM
Hmm. Seems no one has mentioned the Sig 226ST in 9mm. They are getting tougher to find as everyday passes. I have a 226ST .40 and I love it. Seems a little bigger than my other 226's made from alloy, however with the same Sig quality. Another is HK P7M8 (wish I had the duckets).
August 6, 2008, 12:22 PM
A friend of mine is going to buy his first gun this weekend. He asked me to recommend him a well-made, reliable, steel pistol. I'm going to tell him to get a CZ-75 assuming it fits his hand.
Bartholomew Roberts
August 6, 2008, 12:33 PM
To bartholomew...which polymer pistol are you referring to?
From what I have seen first hand, the Glock is more dependable than any of the all steel frame pistols listed.
From personal experiences of people I trust, I think the S&W M&P and Springfield XD have the potential to beat most older all-steel frame pistols as well in terms of durability and dependability.
August 6, 2008, 01:01 PM
Browning, Ruger, CZ in that order.
August 6, 2008, 01:05 PM
I have owned Hi Powers for over 40 years. My current favorite is a venerable model "T" made in 1969. It is the most beautiful handgun I own. It is fit and finished with care and shows it. It is also reliable and functional. What more can be said of a handgun ?...regards, Hersh
August 6, 2008, 02:45 PM
Some Hi Powers have been running for over 70 years now. Mr. Browning didn't make any junk.:)
August 6, 2008, 02:51 PM
Thanks for all the replies! Some very interesting suggestions. I'm def leaning towarda a cz75b sp01 or a colt commander 9mm. Nobody suggested it yet but I'm also considering a g17 with a ccf stainless frame that I could always swap in and out for plastic depending on mood or temp...starting to grow on me.
August 7, 2008, 04:36 PM
for carry a Kel-Tec PF-9 only 12.7 oz 7rds +1 in the chamber $229.99
August 7, 2008, 04:44 PM
for carry a Kel-Tec PF-9 only 12.7 oz 7rds +1 in the chamber $229.99
August 7, 2008, 04:56 PM
I own some of the guns mentioned (HiPower, 5906 & CZ85B)
If I had to pick the one that would last the longest, it would be the S&W. Built like a tank and stainless steel.
The other guns are very nice too, but given enough ammo, your kids might be able to shoot out the HiPower and your grandkids might finish off the CZ. The 5906 will be around forever.
August 7, 2008, 05:32 PM
The only one I have experience with is the Star Firestar M43. In like new condition and a serial number above 2,000,000 it's a solid buy. The hi-power seems awfully sweet. But my money is gone.
August 7, 2008, 08:36 PM
1. Ruger P-series 9mm. Massively overbuilt pistols. I know believe the major parts of these pistols can be broke by normal use. I've never seen or heard of it.
2. CZ-75B. Another real solid overbuilt pistol. Tough gun! Not hard to find shooters with over a 100,000 rounds on their gun.
3. Browning Hi Power. My personal favorite. A solid rugged design with good engineering. The MkIII increase the durability even more.
Note: I know this is the internet and most posts are people repeating what they have read, but even still I would LOVE if half the people who talked down the BHP actually owned one. I've have seen and heard of very very few issues with this gun, and practically NO issues with the MkIIIs that have been out for nearly twenty years now. I am getting a little tired of hearing of "issues" from people whose father's friends cousin had. It is becoming one of those "everybody knows" things like KB'ing Glocks.
What are you going top use this gun for? High volume shooting for comps? Self Defense? Home Defense? Going to carry it? These are all important questions when picking a handgun. The average shooter won't wear out a gun with a 30,000 round lifespan so long-term durability is not an issue.
August 7, 2008, 08:57 PM
i agree the sig p226
August 7, 2008, 09:54 PM
My Browning Hi-Power Mk. III, purchased new in 1985, has got to be my most reliable, durable, and accurate 9mm. MyGlock Model 17 comes in at a very close second.
August 8, 2008, 08:13 AM
Ruger P-series.
August 8, 2008, 11:55 AM
Forgot to add - if you are looking at compact guns, the steel Kahrs may be a wise choice.
I also have a 1st Gen E9 (economy version of the K9) that is all steel and has proven quite durable. It's hard to believe anyone would ever wear out this little single stack 9mm. A stainless K series would be even better.
August 8, 2008, 12:25 PM
I would have to go with a Sig, or a Sig.
If neither of those work out for you, I'd try a Sig.
(yes, I drank the kool aid)
August 8, 2008, 12:36 PM
I drink the Hi Power Kool Aid, then again, many who own one enjoy the kool aid ;)
August 8, 2008, 02:25 PM
Unless I am mistaken nobody mentioned the Colt Government model and Commander in 9mm. Not common but they were made and quite durable.
Sig 210, I have one of the Danish surplus ones that the late Joe Bonar at Novak's modified and it is impressive.
Other votes, CZ 75 family, especially the CZ 75 SP01 and the more recent Browning High Powers...the early ones had softer internal parts.
August 8, 2008, 03:34 PM
If I may be permitted to ask a related question...
Is it really known that polymer frames will hold up over the course of (say) 100 years? Especially with exposure to sunlight?
Sure, Glock, M&P, HK etc. make reliable guns, but I'm still not convinced of their durability over a really long time, especially if they are carried and exposed to sunlight. UV exposure, over time, usually does bad things to polymers...
August 8, 2008, 07:21 PM
The intended use of this pistol will be some conceiled carry and target shooting. I don't necessarily like the feel and long term durability of polymer pistols. In 45 I have a tool steel cqb elite and am looking for a steel 9mm to compliment. I like the fact that steel will last a long time and take a lot of abuse.
August 8, 2008, 08:41 PM
Another vote for the CZ75.
August 8, 2008, 08:58 PM
For CCW, the P7M8 is hard to beat.
August 8, 2008, 09:04 PM
Sig P226 is not steel. It is aluminum. Two people said it before me but people keep nominating it.
I would say a HiPower MkIII with cast frame. It was designed for .40 so shooting 9mm it should last for a long time.
August 9, 2008, 01:22 PM
You can get the Sig 226 with an aluminum or steel frame.
August 9, 2008, 11:25 PM
CZ and Sig.
August 10, 2008, 08:45 AM
Single Stack: S&W 3906
Double Stack: S&W 5906
August 10, 2008, 10:36 AM
Anyone mention a Star Mod 30? In a previous life, it was a '51 Buick. A Norinco 213 (TT33 clone in 9MM) is no delicate flower, either. The Norinco is a slender single stack so it'll conceal pretty well. On the other hand, the Star is definitely a brick. You can get 'em both for $500 total if you look around.
Here it is, the tank itself, the Star Mod 30MI:
August 10, 2008, 12:33 PM
RSILVERS asserted "Sig P226 is not steel. It is aluminum. Two people said it before me but people keep nominating it."
Uh. Sig has been making steel framed 226's, 229's, 220's for a few years now. I suggested the 226ST. What do you think the "ST" stands for?
The Bushmaster
August 10, 2008, 01:18 PM
Firestar M43?? I've been carrying it sense 1992. I've only replaced the extractor a year ago because it had a chip in it, but it was still running...
August 10, 2008, 01:38 PM
Browning HP for single action.
SW 5906 HiCap love
SW 3906 or 2nd Gen 639 single stack very concealable
SIG P210 The BMW of 9MM's
HK P7PSP for something different
Bartholomew Roberts
August 11, 2008, 10:54 AM
I would say a HiPower MkIII with cast frame. It was designed for .40 so shooting 9mm it should last for a long time.
This is what my high round count Hi-Power is... the frame itself is holding up nicely; but the smaller parts (recoil spring guide, ejector, firing pin retaining plate, slide stop, grip screws, etc.) have all cracked or broken completely.
Since I don't have any other Hi-Powers up to the 14k mark where things started breaking on this one, I can't say if that is typical. Part of me wonders if having a Roguard/NP3 finish applied affected anything since all of the parts that broke were NP3-coated (of course, only the small internal parts likely to break had the NP3 coating applied, so could go either way).
August 11, 2008, 11:10 AM
This is a poor question on its face. The overwhelming majority of pistols made today are built to take more than the average shooter is going to out down range in a lifetime.
It does not matter if a pistol will loosen up after 20,000+ round because most people are not going to put that many rounds down range. At todays prices that is $3400+ worth of ammo. Less than 10% of the member here, who are the top 5% of gun owners in terms of round counts, are ever putting that many rounds through one gun.
To me the most important part of choosing a gun is does it fit your hand. It does me no good to own a durable CZ 75B if it does not fit my hand.
In the end fit in the hand is the most important thing. There are soo many good pistols out there durability is not my one of my major considerations.
August 11, 2008, 11:35 AM
I'll put in yet another vote for the S&W 659/5906's. I've got a 659 with almost 30k rounds through it - not a single part has been replaced (no springs, nothing at all) and i've had only 2 FTF with it; both in the same box of dirty remington ammo, and 12k+ rounds through it since then without an issue..i think it's safe to say it was the ammo's fault. Considering that CDNN has 5906's and 6906's insanely cheap (under 400 new!?!?) i don't think you can go wrong.
The slide is a bit looser in it's rails than it was when i got it... but it functions flawlessly and is still perfectly accurate. I've shot 800 rounds in a row in one sitting through that gun without cleaning and without issue... i think people underestimate S&W all steel pistols...and to think, the 659 is over 20 years old. Newer isn't always better.
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Our visit today is one of the few we will have on dry land, as most the forest in this part of the world is flooded. As we started our morning at 5:30, along the bank of the Marañon River, we rode the shores of a narrow stream packed with wildlife. We saw our first sloth and then another, and then another… we also saw iguanas and colorful caiman lizards. We came across different species of monkeys, including the tiny saddleback tamarin. They are locally known as "milk drinkers" due to the white of their faces, and we enjoyed our first photo challenges. There was a lot of bird activity along the shores, including caciques and egrets. All of this before breakfast!
After returning to the ship and eating breakfast, we went for a walk. We visited the "terra firma" forest at Casual. This beautiful location had giant thick trees, and our local guides emerged from the forest several times with wonderful creatures like boas, anacondas, and deadly poisonous frogs. Some of the dwellers of this particular forest are tarantulas, millipedes, and scorpions, a nice set to start our trip to the Amazon.
After lunch and the Peruvian "siesta," we explored the black water of the Yanayacu River. Many dolphins surrounded the ship, and challenged us photographically once again. A nesting area of Yellow-rumped Caciques was the welcome to our afternoon exploration. We saw squirrel monkeys and saddleback tamarins, and we did not miss the sloths and the long nose bats sleeping on a tree. As the sun began to set, we entered a lake that contained two incredible birds. The end of the afternoon broke into a thousand colors of the sunset! Our first day in the Amazon Paradise!
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WASHINGTON, DC: Lazar J. Greenfield, MD, FACS, Ann Arbor, MI, is the recipient of the 16th Jacobson Innovation Award of the American College of Surgeons (ACS). The Jacobson Award, which honors living surgeons who have been innovators of a new development or technique in any field of surgery, was presented to Dr. Greenfield on June 4, 2010, during a dinner that was held in conjunction with the ACS Board of Regents meeting in Washington, DC. Read entire article.


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Region: North West
Emily Speed's interest lies in the relationship between people and buildings; her work explores the body and its relationship to architecture. She uses simple materials, very often recycled that she assembles and paints. For the Northern Art Prize exhibition she has created a new work that includes wooden structures, drawings, costumes and molded architectural models. Two pieces of architectural furniture; one, asks for participation from others and the other will be animated by performers during the exhibition.
'Carapaces' (meaning an organic bony case or shield covering an animal) is a work that considers the idea of a personal or psychological space. Its two-person sized structure-on-wheels hints at protection and vulnerability, isolation and co-dependency. 'Carapaces' takes inspiration from the improbable, intimate and strangely scaled buildings in the frescos of Renaissance artist Giotto. Speed draws upon early Italian paintings that feature unstable and awkward looking architecture that is often scaled around the human body and has a fragility and flimsiness.
'Carapaces' Performance: Every Wednesday during the exhibition from 12.30-1.30pm, Emily Speed's sculptural installation will be animated by performers.
We would like to thank all of the volunteers who are performing as part of this work: Ruth Eaton, Charlotte Blackburn, Lydia Catterall, Eleanor Chownsmith, Joely Fielding, Beth Gadd, Emma Gee, Rebecca Jones, Dania Kooner, Charlotte Lister, Amanda Millington, Sonia Tome Myers, April Skipp, Amy Stevenson, Emily Towler.
Artist Talk: Tuesday 23 April, 6pm Emily Speed will be in conversation with her nominator Sally Tallant (Director, Liverpool Biennial). Tickets are £5 (£3 concessions) on the door. Reservations can be make at Leeds Art Gallery on 0113 247 8256
Biography: Emily Speed, born 1979, is based in Frodsham, Cheshire. Speed studied for a BA (Hons) Drawing & Painting, Edinburgh College of Art from 1997 – 2001 before completing an MA in Fine Art: Drawing at University of the Arts London: Wimbledon College of Art in 2005-6. Since graduation Speed has exhibited at, among others, Oredaria Gallery, Rome; Laumeier Sculpture Park, St Louis, USA; Danielle Arnaud Gallery, London; Bluecoat, Liverpool; Yorkshire Sculpture Park and Musée Cantonal des Beaux-Arts, Lausanne, Switzerland. During the Northern Art Prize 2013 exhibition she will also be exhibiting at Castlefield Gallery in Manchester alongside Hayley Newman.


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TUSCALOOSA, Alabama -- University of Alabama President Judy Bonner, in one of her first appointments as the school's new president, announced this week she has named Karen Baldwin vice president for advancement effective immediately.
Baldwin has served as interim vice president for advancement since March, according to a university press release. Prior to that she was associate vice president for advancement.
"Karen Baldwin is a consummate professional and has extremely high standards for herself and for those who report to her," Bonner said in a statement. "The office of advancement set an annual giving record under her leadership in the last year."
UA's division of advancement is charged with fundraising, alumni affairs and university relations.
Baldwin joined UA in 1998 as director of external affairs and development for the school's college of engineering. She moved up as associate vice president of advancement in 2008.
She is one of Bonner's first appointments as the school's new president.
Tapped by the University of Alabama System Board of Trustees to lead the school Nov. 1, Bonner appointed longtime faculty member Joe Benson to serve as interim provost last week.
Bonner, the school's former provost and executive vice president, replaced former President Guy Bailey, who stepped down citing his wife's health.


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As of late Wednesday, the Tigers were 9-1 favorites to win the World Series -- improving from 14-1 after Tuesday's blockbuster acquisition.
The Philadelphia Phillies are currently favored to win the World Series with 11-2 odds with the Los Angeles Angels and New York Yankees each receiving 13-2 odds.
Of the five AL Central teams, the Twins, White Sox and Indians are each considered longshots at 50-1 odds. The Royals, who finished last in the division in 2011, received 75-1 odds.
The oddsmaker service also set five proposition bets for Fielder in 2012, including over-under bets on total home runs (36.5) RBIs (120.5) and batting average (.290). According to Bovada, Prince is currently 7-1 favorite to win the American League MVP, too.
Odds to win the 2012 World Series:
Philadelphia Phillies, 11-2
Los Angeles Angels, 13-2
New York Yankees, 13-2
Detroit Tigers, 9-1
Texas Rangers, 9-1
Boston Red Sox, 10-1
Miami Marlins, 15-1
San Francisco Giants, 16-1
Arizona Diamondbacks, 20-1
Atlanta Braves, 20-1
St. Louis Cardinals, 20-1
Tampa Bay Rays, 20-1
Cincinnati Reds, 25-1
Washington Nationals, 25-1
Milwaukee Brewers, 28-1
Colorado Rockies, 30-1
Los Angeles Dodgers, 30-1
Toronto Blue Jays, 30-1
Chicago Cubs, 35-1
Chicago White Sox, 50-1
Cleveland Indians, 50-1
Minnesota Twins, 50-1
Pirates Pirates, 65-1
Kansas City Royals, 75-1
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Oakland Athletics, 75-1
Seattle Mariners, 75-1
San Diego Padres, 90-1
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The present epoch which began about 10,000 years ago, after the retreat of the ice of the last glaciation, and is sometimes regarded as another interglacial period.
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According to the Skate Canada website, Challenge will be back in Regina for the next two years.
According to the Skate Canada website, Challenge will be back in Regina for the next two years.
Results from the two sectionals last weekend have been posted:
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Northern Ontario
All the junior and senior skaters go through to challenge, I think.
Results from Central Ontario sectional (Nov 1-4):
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And who wants to go to Regina?!???? Haha I'm excited for my first challenge there!
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Gilles placed second in the SP; apparently did not skate her FP. [** Out-of-date information; see below.]
Sorry, I spoke too soon. Turns out that as of Monday morning, the results sheet available online was not yet the final version. Thanks to geoskate for making note below.
Gilles placed fourth in the FP and fourth overall.
The link for Senior Women results remains the same:
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COS results have been updated to reflect the final results of the senior ladies. (Check link above).
Quebec results are at this link.
Alberta results are at this link.
New Brunswick results are at this link.
geoskate, thanks for the results links!
Manitoba results (from last weekend).
Western Ontario results (not too much yet, but probably by the end of the weekend it should be complete)
British Columbia sectionals (being updated at the end of the day, normally)
I don't expect Eastern Ontario, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland to have results until early next week.


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Thunder (42-16, 16-12 road) at Clippers (43-18, 23-6 home)
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Offensive Rating: Thunder – 112.8 (2nd), Clippers– 109.5 (7th)
Defensive Rating: Thunder – 102.8 (8th), Clippers – 102.1 (5th)
Pace: Thunder – 93.8 (8th), Clippers – 91.7 (17th)
View from the enemy: ClipperBlog
Something you probably didn't want to hear: The Clippers are just a half game behind the Thunder, two behind in the loss column. OKC already has the season series in hand against the Clips, but those two games have addendums on them. The first was the second of a back-to-back for the Clippers, the second was without Chris Paul.
Friday's game against the Nuggets was pretty heartbreaking and puts the Thunder in a tough position. They're looking at back-to-back losses, something that would be a significant bummer seeing as they had a three-game losing streak recently and then made us mostly forget about it by blowing out three straight teams.
Clippers coming in: Beat the Cavs on Friday.
Three Big Things
1. CP3. As he goes, so do the Clippers. The Thunder used Thabo on him in the first meeting, a very effective strategy that forced Paul into one of his worst games ever as a pro. Who gets the assignment today?
2. Turnovers. The Clippers don't play fast, except when they turn you over live. They take live-ball turnovers and turn them into two points as good as any team in the league. The Nuggets made OKC pay in their transition game, but the Thunder didn't help by giving possessions away.
3. KD. If it's close, it's time for him to finish a team. He hasn't done that in a while.
Tip at 2:30 CT. Go Bounce.


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If they haven't already, most seniors will soon find themselves either enjoying the wonderful feeling of acceptance or the pitiful feeling of rejection. Regardless, a major decision, with undeniable long term effects, will have to be made. While some have little difficulty making the decision, others are contemplating throwing logic out the window and opting for the method of "picking out of the hat."
Choosing the right college is just as daunting as applying to college. Unfortunately, there isn't a universal formula that students can follow in their decision making process. Students will have to really start examining what matters to them and what doesn't. A common question most students ask is, "What is the best college?" Although many want to go to the "best" college they get into, what really defines "best?" Rankings often determine the definition of "best" for many. Understandably, more recognized schools offer some advantages in the job market, but sometimes a name-brand school may not be the best school. Happiness and success does not have to hinge upon a good college pedigree. It is more a product of the experiences and opportunities that a college offers.
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It's official: Kanye West is partnering up with adidas for a range of sneakers and apparel. It's unclear at the time of writing just how deep the partnership will run, but keep in mind one of Kanye's main goals in making this move was to be able to consistently put out product. The info comes from a recent interview with Hot 97′s Angie Martinez, in which Kanye expressed displeasure at not receiving any royalties from the Air Yeezy. Apparently the new adidas partnership involves royalties paid for Kanye, which was a big part of the allure.
Of course this move calls into question the fate of the "Red October" Yeezy 2-it would be sort of an awkward move for Nike to put the shoe out now that West is an official partner of adidas, especially given his slightly disparaging remarks towards Nike CEO Mark Parker and the Nike machine at large. Keep in mind that this team up will not fall under the adidas Y-3 umbrella as was rumored and falsely reported by some in the frenzy of the past week (Although there does seem to be merit to the adidas YEEZi name). Let us know in the comments what you're predicting for the Kanye West x adidas project and stay tuned with Sneaker News for updates as the product starts to show and adidas decides to inform the public of the partnership and the details.
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So then I start turning up in the BBC interview, so [Nike] said, ok cool, we're gonna give you a bigger sandbox to play in. We're gonna give you this amount right here to design, and two collections a year, and 30 skews — that's the amount of items that you have. Would that make you happy, Kanye? And I said, well I need royalties. It's not even like I have a joint venture. At least give me some royalties. Michael Jordan has 5%, that business is $2 billion. He makes a $100 million dollars a year off of 5% royalties. Nike told me we can't give you royalties because you're not a professional athlete. I told them, I go to the Garden and play one-on-NO-ONE. I'm a performance athlete. Did I really ANYTHING? YES! Did I really EVERYTHING. 100,000 percent. I'm 100,000 percent at all times. It's people that work in offices trying to tell me how to think, when I got a better perspective. I live in Paris.
So the old me, without a daughter, would have taken the Nike deal because I just love Nikes so much. But the new me, with a daughter, takes the adidas deal because I have royalties and I have to provide for my family.
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"i have to provide for my family so i need royalties" Is the money you get from concerts and selling albums somehow not enough?
@digital_dump im not saying he shouldnt get royalties, he should, but im saying its not like he needs the money
You can never have too much money .
So he designs a highly sought after shoe that is highly profitable and he isn't allowed to want any royalties because he makes money from album sales and concerts? Are you dense?
In the long run this is better for the consumer...why wouldn't you want more competition? Oh that's right, because yall keep buying retros even though they keep jacking up the price year after year....
We welcome Kanye to Adidas, because Adidas has more fashion pedigree to non athletes than nike ever had.Nike is all hype, jordan is an athlete not a fashion name only hyped in the states.We love MJ's achievement in sports but outside of that he is just a regular guy. Adidas is offering Kanye a global plateau to explore and methinks some nike diehard find this challenging and upsetting. We wear all brands not just american brands and is good that finally nike will start to lose monopoly over what we really want to wear streetwise.There is no such a thing as enuff money, is hustling the man, respect for the black man getting paid.Dont bother comment on this otherwise you are a c*nt.
@fabboy I completely agree actually.
im interested to see how his new line will look, hell im even anxious to see what he is going to call em now since obviously he cant still call them yeezys, far as a business venture i dont think can get any better than nike if your tryna sell shoes but adidas does have a pretty deep rotted history i think Kanye will do well but all can really do is sit and wait.
still there will never be another shoe that impacted the shoe culture like the air yeezy
The best I wish to KW is that the pairs he will create will be ugly as fuck and won't be sold well. When you only consider the "money' factor, this happens and I hope it will happen to him. Come on Kanye, you have to provide to your daughter? You don't have enough money already? Holy crap!
hopefully Kanye can finally put out a product of his that is affordable for the normal people like me and not all expensive and rare like all his other products
Fuck Kanye, give bill Murray a contract.
I didn't get Yeezys cause I didn't think they were that great looking and of course the whole unattainable thing. I won't get the Adidas Yeezys cause they're Adidas. This isn't Europe were I'm sure they will be huge.
that shit cray
this man said, he wanted royalties because he has a daughter, michael jordan has 5% and makes $100 million a year, okay Kanye shoe is a success, but what has he done for Nike compared to what Jordan has done for Nike in almost 30 years? what Lebron James has done in 11 years? Kobe Bryant has in 9 years? Kevin Durant has in 6 years, Penny Hardaway has in 20+ years? NOT A DAMN THING..!. Michael Jordan deserves 5% because he built the brand to what it is today and makes thousands of shoes for EVERYONE to purchase, what this man makes probably 5,000 nationawide for resellers to go on eBay to sell them for $5000+...Kanye West already makes hundreds of millions of dollars now with everything else he is doing...that's greed, Nike punked his ass and said nigga you now running shit around here, he caught a fit and bounced to Adidas like a petty ass female would do, and you all don't think it's about the money kill yourself because he wouldn't have asked for royalties if it wasn't...
@dPalmer stfu, if you were in his position you would probably do the same thing, kanye is worth 100 million, theres always more money to be made no matter how rich you are. Especially if you feel as though you deserve it.
I would really hate to have to buy Adidas just for some Yeezys. However, if the shoe is really good looking, I'll probably buy it.
Competition is always good for the consumer!
There goes his ACLs.
cant believe this nigga left nike, smh all that money for adidas tho!
Fck kanye....adidas will NEVA compare go nike..shelltoes...samoas...lol...foh...when was da last exclusive adidas...wings??? Hahaha
@EVERYTHING_EPIC your right nike is way ahead in the game. I am not a big fan of downgrading to addidas from nike but i really think that it won't be as bad as people make it out to be. it obviously won't be air yeezy caliber though.
adidas will never be nike. its like you are owned a ferrari and now you drive ford. very curious though to see his work on adidas sneakers.
They will never be Nike because they are Adidas, duh.
I'm just glad they won't be Y-3
Kanye is going to bring Adidas head to head with Nike, not instantly but over time 5 years or so. Imagine what he could of done with 100,000 pairs of red Octobers out there ...sold out instantly. No joke them shits are amazing. So now think if he can come up with another design like the first two yeezys and no matter what y'all think about those shoes a lot of people consider those classics and they are a great designs if think that a rapper designed them by himself with some help. So chances are he has a few yeezy like caliber designs up his selves and now they will be mass produced and in every footlocker and selling out nation wide now that you. An actually get your hands on a pair mark my works sluts he will be the Michael Jordan of Adidas
@Mister214 adidas will never be as big as nike again....thats a fact
hopefully this will help get adidas eye to eye in the states well at least the first steps..... next thing ya know theyll have andrew wiggins......
@KnewWadda lol just wait they will
After working with Nike for a long time it's clear that its just pure number for them. Bunch if guys in suits crunching numbers. Pumping out jays like there's no tomorrow. Most of their guys in suits aren't even sneaker guys. Just your average joes working 9-5 job.
I sure hope Kanye brings the competition to Nike.
should have waited until red octobers came out.............AWKWARD
Why is he so obsessed with royalties. You make so much fucking money every year and you complain about not being able to provide for your daughter. Stop acting like money was the reason your leaving nike. Its because nike wouldn't give in to your demands, and your massive ego took a hit. God this guy bothers me sometimes. I live in paris? there are people working in offices in paris too Kanye. Just because you live in Paris doesn't give you a better perspective.
@TheKid comments like this is whats wrong with shit in whole right now smh.....why would u say his ego when nike wouldnt budge off money????
@TheKid your an idiot. he does have an ego, he didn't leave nike cause of them not giving him money, he left because they didn't grant him opportunities he thought he had earned through the success from his sneaker the Air Yeezy. learn your shit before you go ranting retard.
Great news & welcome to #Team3Stripes Mr. West! Y3 is someones else's brand so it's cool that he's doing his own thing. But they have the best quality & most future-forward designs ... so far! Cue Mr. West! I think the idea of being able to buy a show in the release week would be dope or even ... RESTOCKS. OMG, imagine if the shoe company profited of the sale of shoes instead of the hype-hoard... Im hoping he takes his stuff far from the JS stuff i was never feeling in the first place. Bring in some new class, out with the new trash.
I picture mid or high-cut Prime knits with Energy Boost!! Cant wait!
I want to see Kanye collab with Fieg on something.
Karma is going to be a b*** for nike,,, adidas basically shot down Michael jordan and he went to nike one the best athletes ever,,, nike shot down kanye and he went with adidas, one of the best perfomers ever... Great move in my opinion and I'm glad he didn't go under the y3 umbrella
Are you serious bro? The whole reason Kanye had even that much hype around his shoes was because they were Nikes, the whole reason the jaspers are hyped up was because the y were Loui Vuitton. You can't compare what michael jordan did with nike, the whole reason this clown even has a shoe is because of Michael Jordan and tinker hatfiel, this dude came along after work was put in to build the company what it is today.if adidas would actually put in work in investing in new good tech for ACTUAL ATHLETES instead of bullshitting with these idiots and paying them a million for clown shit they would actually build something that rivals nike. The fact that he thinks and other dick riders of kanye think the shit that he's going to put out for adidas is going to have the hype compared to the yeezys is really stupid. It might work for some kanye collab clothes because dumbasses actually want to be him but every brand he's collaborated with has hype around it. No nike no sales that's the world we live in nowadays. This is a good move for kanye money wise, but for adidas that was stupid, this is a gamble on someone who is not always going to be mentally there especially after that gold digger ho takes all his money when she's done getting what she wants. (Adidas doesn't rival nike no matter what anybody says they're probably the closest but nope)
@justshoes preach sir, preach..!. agree 100%
@justshoes NBA is all adidas,just saying.
I'm curious to see what he does with the 3 stripes but I doubt it will warrants as much hype as his nike or even his louis vuitton ventures did.
Nike > Adidas. Good that he thought about his family but I doubt his Adidas line will sell as much since Nike is a lot more popular.
Kanye made a bad move. His relationships with brands like Nike and Louis Vuitton are what made him cool, because no other artist had done that. Now he's "cutting ties" with Nike and telling people to boycott Louis Vuitton? Laughable.
@richierich88 What's laughable is all the people acting like they would go out and buy LV because Kanye told them not to. They're just as laughable as anyone who wouldn't buy it because Kanye told them not to.
I love the move he made. Adidas has been falling apart and they need a redemption. Best of luck to you Mr West.
Adidas has been falling apart??? You must be high.
Its funny that you post a pic of the Questions. The only reason they are back is because Adidas owns Reebok. lmao.
@lildwell indeed i am (hash oil from Cali).. but i see it as a fashion point of view so im sorry if i did not explained myself. i just think Nike has the best design in the street, i dont play basketball so i wouldnt know how are they design on the court. So i think is good move for ADIDAS and see what's good Kanye brings.
@FutureTomorrow_ i ment in the fasion statement if ADIDAS has the same swag like NIKE does i wouldnt open my mouth on this topic. but thats just my opinion so i didnt mean to step into something. Born in Guatemala, raised in California where that green grows. I am very interesting what Kanye brings to ADIDAS.
@lildwell totally agree with you since 2005. And is my only pair of Reebok though lol and plus all i wear are Retros. Don't take me wrong i really like ADIDAS but i really want freshness in them, they might be ment for sports all but i like sneakers, and i like wearing them off on the street.
@quetzalcali1 @FutureTomorrow_ Adidas has more fashion pedigree than nike,google it. Nike is only hyped in the US, but Adidas is well known fashion wise wurlwide,wonder why Kanye chose Adidas?
@quetzalcali1 @FutureTomorrow_ Fashion? so you call basketball sneakers fashion? get your shit straight,what do you know about fashion? Adidas has more fashion status than nike ever had. Mj's are not fashion they are just cool kicks that you can buy for $160+,not even that expensive! The fact that nike used one of the most exclusive sports name of our generation to revitalise their business that should ring alarm bells into your thick skull
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Darthfriendly, What is wrong with the algae DHA ?(I don't take it, but I don't wish desperate inflammation and depression and IBS on anyone, even vegans)
Castle Grok of http://www.castlegrok.com is doing a Vegan/Primal thing. He's been on it for a few months, maybe check his site and write to him and see what is working for him.
My only question is how the mock meats are playing into this, aren't those mostly made of soy?
Darthfriendly, What is wrong with the algae DHA ?(I don't take it, but I don't wish desperate inflammation and depression and IBS on anyone, even vegans)
Pressure + heat. denatures proteins. Kills all lectins but wheat, which is evil. Personally I'd rather eat steak than beans, so why bother with a pressure cooking. But if you were a bean lover, or owned a primal restaurant or something... (in my reading I've heard soaking helps more with killing the phytic acid that binds minerals. Lectins are undone by fermenting and denaturing via high heat and pressure. Except wheat! No way to kill gluten.
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Sorry, I'm an ex-vegetarian. I couldn't see my way to no-grain, no-legume eating without reintroducing meat and fish. Sorry for the lack of moral support, and huge kudos to you for sticking your neck out here. I hope you find some company!
Could you post a typical day's menu, to give me some ideas for reducing the meat a bit?
i'm a veggie. I eat fish, after being on the primal diet i increased my egg count significantly. I must admit it would be easier eating meat i think but thats not my thing.
i eat eggs for breakfast every morning (scrambled or omelette), for lunch its salad with mackeral fillets in sunflower oil, for supper its roast diced veg with roast or pan fried salmon.
i've cut down my fruit intake hugely and every 2 or 3 weeks, i skip one meal a day randomly (for a week)
The biggest issue i seem to have so far is trying to get enough fat.
Hope this helps!
Hey Amazing,
I wish you the best of luck no matter how you follow the primal path, but I hope I can keep you from traipsing down the same troubling steps I followed. In 2006 at 260 pounds I decided to go on a low carb diet as a vegetarian because I was ethically committed to that philosophy. It worked--I lost 140 pounds doing low carb *but* I also failed to maintain the already miserablely low muscle mass I'd had. (And I did make certain to take in optimal amounts of protein. I weighed and logged them faithfully.) Worse, I developed rosacea--a clear indication that my diet was causing serious inflammation. I also failed to fight off a simple infection and ended up hospitalized and on IV antibiotics for two days. And yes, I was taking good vitamins and those algae-based DHA pills daily during my whole diet. I also kept things as organic and natural as I could afford.
I'm a pretty idealistic person. It broke my heart to confess that a vegetarian diet was detrimental to my health, but that was the truth. A few months after my hospitalization I forced myself to take a bite of salmon. It shocked me how *nourishing* that fish felt in my mouth. A few months after that I gave in to science and started including humanely raised, grassfed animals in my diet. It has made a world of difference in my health and wellbeing.
So, here's the reality: You *can* do a Primal Blueprint diet as a lacto-ovo vegetarian, but your fat and protein sources will be bound up with unhealthy amounts of Omega 6 fat that can cause ill health. Furthermore, you will be missing out on the health-boosting nutrients that naturally raised meat contains. (Carnitine, heme-iron and CLA are a few examples.) Even if you choose only pastured eggs wtih maximum Omega 3 content, the amount of Omega 6 the eggs contain will encourage inflammation if you eat more than about 3 a day. (See Dr Stephan's excellent blog Whole Health Source for an understanding of the implications of Omega 6 PUFA.) Almonds might seem primal friendly, but they are absolutely loaded with Omega 6. I cannot stress to you how much my health improved when I stopped consuming so much O6. My rosacea went away as if it had never existed. I stopped getting sick completely. (Since I work checking people into an Emergency Room and am routinely coughed and sneezed upon, this is *not* insignificant. My coworkers get all the viral illnesses that pass through our hospital. I get nothing.)
As for dairy, I love it dearly, but it is no friend to someone wanting to lose weight. I have included modest amounts of fresh raw milk and its home-fermented products in my diet several times since losing all my weight. Each time these foods made it difficult to maintain my weight loss. You may be lucky and be able to consume milk products without trouble, but for me dairy encourages fat gain far beyond what its caloric content would suggest. Furthermore, I am a believer that casein spells trouble for anyone inclined to autoimmune disorders. At present, milk products are a holiday indulgence for me.
Having stated all this, if the universe *forced* me to attempt the Primal Blueprint as a lacto-ovo vegetarian, I would do my best. I would eat exactly 3 whole eggs a day and get the remainder of my protein from egg whites and raw milk products. (Specifically: I would find a local source of raw milk to make yogurt and kefir at home.) The dairy, even with much of its carbohydrate fermented away, would slow weight loss but so be it: I cannot live on eggs alone! I would use organic ghee, coconut oil, macadamia nut oil and cocoa butter as sources of fat to complement my egg whites in the various stir fry dishes and salads I would make. Some days I might leave out the egg yolks and include avocado and/or olives for variety. (But not too often! You need the natural form of vitamin A in yolk. Beta carotene is a weak, inadequate substitute.) Whatever I did, though, I would faithfully track my Omega 6 intake and make sure it wasn't more than 4% of my daily calories. I would also take those algae-based DHA pills every single day even if they are sub-optimal. (Darthfriendly--please elaborate!) I would take the following supplements: Vitamin D3 in olive oil, L-Carnitine, Alpha Lipoic Acid, Conjugated Linoleic Acid, CoQ10, and Chromium GTF. I would also remind myself that the food portion of the Primal Blueprint is only one part of the overall life-boosting plan. Even if my diet isn't the greatest, I can try to make up for it by acing the rest of the lifestyle.
It's been truly difficult for me to balance my respect for animals with my growing understanding of human nutrition, so I empathize with anyone facing the same struggle. Please consider reading Lierre Keith's The Vegetarian Myth. It has helped mend my bruised animal-loving heart.
Best to you,
Gosh- I have to agree with Liss here.
It might help to do undenatured whey protein (Source naturals has a grass-fed whey), but I noticed much better muscle mass when I started eating meat and more fish. Just eggs and dairy weren't enough for me. You do miss out on carnitine and carnosine, among other nutrients.
I do understand it's very personal, though, but as a former veggie, I wish it hadn't taken me so long to eat meat. I can't do much dairy anyway, so that has never been a real protein option for me, other than small amounts. I have a friend who has been doing vegetarian Primal for awhile now and her acupuncturist just told her that she has to start eating meat because she's too blood deficient and her diet isn't "building" enough- it's too cleansing.
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hope none of this is intrusive or insulting,not meant to be at all. you have really bitten off a big bit to chew. with vegans i always ask-why? in my experience 99% of vegans are that way due to ethical/moral considerations. being a carnivore (omnivore),hunter and fisherman (both essentilly grocery shoping manuvers) i think that that position is irrational based on human anatomy,physiology and evolutionary history. and,IMHO there is no higher power mandating a vegan position. i'm also an atheist,so go figure. that said,i do respect the discipline of true vegans (ovo,fish,whatever level). i can't hardly stay off cuban yellow rice or indian breads for 3 weeks. i would say that fish/shellfish as suggested by others here would be a helpfull thing,depending on your moral/ethical position vis a vis warm blood vs cold blood. if not a cope out,just no red meat/mammal products would get you made in the shade. if your are firm in ovo-lacto only,it should work in a modified way-IMHO using wild rice,best tubers(yams,sweet potatoes vs white). contrary to many here,i think that some human populations have indeed drifted into somewhat higher carb tolerant populations based on rather short 8-15K years of exposure. my example is india. a lot of smart people,some very bad assed dudes,and their women? sorry to be crass and shallow,but,OMG! what you seek to do can be done. the farther "up the scale" you go the more likely it will "get er done".


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Gladmorning, ditto on staying off the scale. I think we all know that there is very little connection between what we ate yesterday and what the scale says this morning. This is a long term game. what you do consistently will show up on the scale, eventually. Also, 1,000 calories seems pretty low. Do you weigh or measure your food, just wondering if maybe things have gotten a little lax in that regard. Not making accusations, just possibities. I also assume you drink lots of liquids. Recent hard work out? TOM coming? Bad night's sleep?


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I have three degrees of separation from Kevin Bacon, which means everyone I know has four degrees, except for my friend Lydia who is the link for me and is two degrees away. The trivia game bearing Bacon's name is based on the the phenomenom that claims everyone is six degrees from every other human on earth – or something like that.
Even though the game's goal is to link Kevin Bacon to other movie stars, you can probably sense that I am proud to be separated from Kevin Bacon by three degrees. I am. On this subject of games and celebrity, I am really glad that I haven't used any of my 15 minutes of fame yet. I want to save those minutes to make them count toward something special, like winning a Nobel Prize in ski blogging. I would probably spend at least ten of my 15 minutes stuttering so if I don't use them ever, that is fine by me.
If you are wondering why I am writing about stars like Kevin Bacon and fame since my blog is supposed to be about skiing in New England, not celebrity gossip, it's because The Today Show is broadcasting live from Sugarbush Resort today and I am so excited. First of all, I love Sugarbush. Second of all, I love The Today Show. I could go on with third of all and fourth of all, but I won't.
This is not the first time Sugarbush has been in the limelight. In the '60s it was known as Mascara Mountain because the rich and famous would jet set there. So if Sugarbush were a person, then he (I think Sugarbush would be a boy) would be hitting the ceiling on his 15 minutes – and deservedly so.
I hope you had the chance to tune in, but if not here are some fun clips to watch:
Obstacle Course – Look for my friends in the red Ski Vermont jackets who help with the snowshoes.
A great segment on the charms of Vermont with Matt L.
The hills are alive with maple syrup!
Read more New England Ski tips from Heather Atwell.


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The Westfield High School boys basketball team reached the Western Mass. Division I finals last season before falling to East Longmeadow.
That fact seems to have left a sour taste in the mouths of the Bombers, who are off to an impressive 6-0 start and own the best record in the region.
Much of the Bombers' early-season success can be attributed to the stellar play of guard Alex Garstka, who leads the team in scoring with 22.5 points per game.
Garstka was a key cog in Westfield's run to the WMass finals last March and is again a leader this season. Garstka's efforts are supported by solid play from point guard Jordan Santiago, Spencer Phillips and center Joe Meade.
Holyoke is off to a 2-3 start with losses to Division II power Hoosac Valley and two of the top teams in Division I in Northampton and East Longmeadow but enter tonight's Game of the Week fresh off a key win over rival Chicopee.


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Kansas City fire crews were called to the scene of a grain elevator fire after several employees heard a loud "pop" and saw smoke.
Authorities were dispatched to 4801 NE Birmingham Road along the Missouri River near the intersection of 201 Highway and North Brighton Avenue.
Dispatch received a call that a worker at the grain elevator heard a loud "pop" then saw smoke coming from the elevator.
The employees who heard the pop were able to help evacuate the rest of the grain elevator's staff until crews could arrive.
Once on the scene, authorities could not locate a fire. Fire crews say it's possible the issue was electrical.


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QUINTON TWP. — Quinton Volunteer Fire Co. responded at 8:14 a.m. Wednesday to Jericho Road for a brush fire and remained in service for two hours and 30 minutes.
Other fire activity:
South Jersey Times contacted the Salem County Fire Radio Control Center to receive reports on all activity of fire and rescue companies within the county during the 24-hour period ending at 4 p.m. Wednesday
• Reliance Fire Co. responded at 10:52 a.m. Wednesday to East Lake Road for an alarm system call and remained in service for 46 minutes.
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