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With clubs lining up for David Beckham's services in a loan deal, the Galaxy midfielder's management company has issued a statement:
"At the moment we are waiting on the decision of L.A. Galaxy with regards to a loan move. The loan would be a short one until the start of the MLS season. David would then return and play a full season with the Galaxy. … Tottenham are one of many clubs who are interested, but as yet we have not got into any detailed conversations as we are waiting on L.A. Galaxy's decision."
Galaxy coach Bruce Arena hasn't responded to a request for clarification, but he said last month that Beckham would be expected to be in camp when the club begins preseason training in late January.
More than a half-dozen English clubs, as well as teams in Italy, Spain and Turkey, have expressed interest in taking Beckham on loan. London-based Tottenham has emerged as the favorite, if the Galaxy decide to make a deal, but The Newcastle Journal reported Monday that Newcastle United is set to make an offer, too.
The winter transfer window runs through Feb. 2.
Elsewhere on the Becks front: 2012 Olympics organizing committee chairman Sebastian Coe has suggested Beckham could play for -- or coach -- the united U.K. soccer team at the London Games. It's the first time in generations one team will represent the nation; soccer tradition allows England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to compete separately.
"It is an under-23 tournament, but you are allowed to play three overage players," Coe told BBC Radio Five, "and just picking out names, that could be Steven Gerrard or Frank Lampard towards the end of their career or David Beckham -- or even David Beckham as a coach, though I have gone way beyond my brief saying that."


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DIBRUGARH,JAN 22:In what may be a sensational news for the Tani groups of people,an outfit claiming to be the organisation of National Liberation Council of Taniland(NLCT),has issued ban order on illegal logging along the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh belt wtih immediate effect,reported in the The Assam Tribune in its previous day's edition,which is also NE India's most widely circulated daily, under a brief heading named "Illegal logging" in the front page's News Capsule.As stated in the daily,the outfit in a faxed press released stated to be irked due to the unabated illegal logging in Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border by some vested interests and money mongers and expressed concerned over the loss of forest resources and degrading ecological imbalance in the region.The organisational detail or leadership of NLCT is ,however,not known so far.
This seemed to be the first ever press release of the outfit and though ban order is an austere expression over the significant forest resources,if logging continues,however,hasn't accompanied any consequences .
The news of such outfit has sparked an awe astonishment as well as curiousness among some section of readers,especially among the Mising tribe, whose sizeable chunk of population inhabits along the Assam-Arunachal border and the tribe too belong to Tani groups of people.It is noteworthy that last year Gegong Apang,former chief minister and senior Congress leader of Arunachal Pradesh,was accused of instigating hundreds of youths for demonstration in New Delhi to demand Taniland or autonomous council by other Congress leaders in Arunachal Pradesh.The Tani groups are Mongoloid people who are variedly known as Adi,Nyishi,Galo,Bangni,Apa,Tagin,Hill Miri in Arunachal Pradesh and Mising in Assam of India as well as Luoba in China,who lives along the frontier of India.
References and related information: http://www.indopia.in/India-usa-uk-news/print-3921.html ,http://www.assamtribune.com/scripts/details.asp?id=jan2109/at013 ,http://mishingrenaissance.blogspot.com/2008/08/mishing-renaissance-introduction.html
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Taniland outfit in culmination?Orders ban on illegal logging
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"Below normal" and "cautious optimism" are the two catch phrases for this dry year, which by April had seen all 56 Montana counties placed on drought alert.
Western Montana's snowpack was less than 70 percent of average last month, with many river basins registering a dismal 50 to 65 percent of average.
But in the Bitterroot Valley, where a water-sharing agreement was hammered out between irrigators and anglers during a drought cycle in the late 1980s, water flows are a bit better.
Painted Rocks Reservoir, about 25 miles up the West Fork Road southwest of Darby, was "dang near full" last Monday, according to Larry Schock, civil engineer for the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation. Painted Rocks is fed by five mountain creeks, which in turn empty into the West Fork of the Bitterroot River.
That the reservoir is full is hopeful news for the downstream irrigators who rely on a full reservoir for watering their fields and crops, and for the commercial fly-fishing guides who need adequate in-stream flows for their livelihoods.
Schock says that the water allocation system—roughly two-thirds of the reservoir's water for fish and one third for irrigators—which was worked out more than a decade ago will take place as usual this year.
"We're actually expecting it to fill and begin spilling over," Schock says.
The five creeks that spill into the reservoir will deliver 900 cubic feet per second (cfs), which is about the same as last year. However, the average water delivery into the reservoir is about 1,300 cfs. And in 1999, a good year for water, the creeks spilled 1,700 cfs into the reservoir. But with a dry season ahead, 900 cfs qualifies as good news.
Other drainages in the state aren't in such good shape. The U.S. Geological Survey lists seven of its eight long-term river flow gauges as below normal, including the Blackfoot River near Bonner, the Clark Fork at St. Regis, the Middle Fork near West Glacier, the Marias near Shelby, Rock Creek below Horse Creek and near the international boundary and the Yellowstone near Billings. Only the Yellowstone near Corwin Springs is flowing at normal levels.
Reservoir storage at Montana's hydroelectric dams—Canyon Ferry, Fort Peck, Bighorn, Hungry Horse and Flathead Lake—was also normal for April. Water storage at Lake Kookanusa was above normal.
But the good news isn't good enough. Lt. Gov. Karl Ohs has asked all 56 county commissions to assign local drought advisory committees to come up with strategies to mitigate drought in their communities.


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Here lies the problem: I do understand the need for an organization or team to build a solid foundation because as much as everyone wants to win now it's Ted's responsibility to not allow this team to become what San Francisco or Dallas became years back. He has done a great job with the assistance of Andrew Brandt in making sure that financially the Green Bay Packers aren't behind the eight ball and have dollars to spend on talent that would help this team get to the next level for now and the future. Of course, whether Ted decides to spend it or not is another story.
After last season as I looked at this team and its needs. I believe back then I didn't think they were that far away, but then again things happened, didn't they? There aren't that many teams that get better by subtraction without addition. They can't lose quality, proven players on offense like an Ahman Green or a William Henderson and replace them with young, unproven players and actually expect this team to win or be a better team.
Yes, the Packers can compete but the National Football League isn't about moral victories, it's about winning and losing and it takes good players to win. If you don't have them, winning becomes very hard.
So as of now, the things that the Packers needed to really improve hasn't happened.
Let's look at what they needed and what has happened to fill those needs:
They needed another receiver to go along with Donald Driver besides Greg Jennings and a bunch of potential. They filled that void by drafting two reaches in David Clowney and James Jones that aren't any better than the receivers currently on the roster. So no improvement there.
Another area of concern was the tight end position. Again, nothing happened there except they lost David Martin, who believe it or not, probably was their most athletic tight end.
Then there is the safety position. Everyone knows that Marquand Manuel needs to be replaced so they drafted another project in Aaron Rouse who is big, strong and is supposed to be a hitter and he better. But his coverage skills are more suspect than the guy he's trying to replace.
Now to the position that, because of the departure of Ahman Green, just might have been the most important of the draft picks for the future for the Packers, and they went out and got Brandon Jackson from Nebraska. For the next couple of years it will be so important to have a running back that they can count on. Brett eventually will retire and no one can expect his replacement to do what he did because in his prime he was something very special. It has been stated over and over that Ted is building a defensive-minded team which means a strong defense, but a solid running game to help this team survive the 'After Brett Years,' so I do understand this pick. I just don't like the guy they picked. He didn't even start at Nebraska and he' not better than the guy there now. I'm really not a Vernand Morency fan, either, but he's better than Jackson, which makes it worse.
How can you draft a second round pick just so he's part of the running backs by committee? Please, someone tell me they don't get it either!
So after last season we know that the Packers needed to fill some voids at different positions, so let's see how they did. They needed a safety and they drafted a big project. They needed a receiver and they got a guy with no speed, and a guy that struggles catching the ball. They needed a tight end that could stretch the field and lost their most athletic one, and they needed a legit running back and drafted a backup. As I say this I know that Mike McCarthy believes in his ability to coach and he is a very good coach, but, unfortunately, this team has A LONG WAY TO GO.
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Staff very polite room good no complaints at all
the hotel was clean and tidy and staff pleasant the decor of the rooms and the noise level from the other room
Price Nothing
It was easy to locate and very pleasant experience to arrive at. Reception staff were very pleasant and efficient.
Close to the motorway. Good access and close to the venue we were attending. Limited cafe service on Sunday evening. No milk or functioning computer at reception on Monday morning. No mini bar.
It was clean and quiet. Parking was good and in a good location for those travelling down the motorway to the coast. We booked a triple room with cot and when we got there only a double was available. The girl however tried really hard and sorted us an extra bed and cot to go in the room. Although it was quiet cramped with all that in, and we were charged for a triple. Also the breakfast was justed ordered at the bar, probably wouldn't bother with it.
Convenience for Airport
Excellent facilites & standard Use of public car park some distance away
Clean and modern room is offered with a reasonable price. There is a free parking space nearby. We ordered quadruple room, but in deed it was a twin room with four beds. There is no extra space - it was impossible even to open the closet door. Quality of the breakfast was not very good.
The breakfast was a bit poor, 10 people has to sit together at the same table...
Casa del Trigo is a nice place to stay in Santa Fe when you have an early flight from Granada. It's in the center of town, so it's easy enough to see all that Santa Fe has to offer. It's not a lot, but there is a SuperSol just across the street.
For a very reasonable price, we got a junior suite with high ceilings, air conditioning, and a comfortable, king-size bed, with street parking just outside the hotel. After a two-week vacation, it was lovely to stay in such a soothing place on our last day, with such easy access to the airport (10 minutes' drive away.) The cantina served us delicious free tapas with our wine as well. No matter how long we let the water run, we couldn't get anything hot to come out of the tap!
The restaurant was closed during our stay and because we had booked half board we were forced to eat in the cafeteria. The food was frankly quite awful and the atmosphere was smoky. For instance, breakfast was coffee, juice, bread, butter and jam! Also, the driving directions were incorrect, coming off the last roundabout the hotel is on the right, not on the left.
Perfect for airport overnight and access could not be easier. Clean, bright and smart and wonderful value. No restaurants nearby.
ease of access from motorway system
went to see Roger Waters in concert very good for a couple of night stay
Staff friendly, realxed atmosphere, clean rooms, reasonably priced good food.
it is a litte too far from the city
Easy access to where we were going for the stay Restaurant was advertised - closed during our stay with no where else local to eat
It's location and that it is a modern hotel at a good price. As with many Spanish businesses you have to be aware that the bar/cafe area has no separate "no smoking" area. So can be uncomfortable if you are averse to cigarette smoke.
pleasant staff / access to road network / views of sierra nevada
Ideal overnight stop whilst driving down through Spain from Santander. The hotel was very quiet as we arrived very late Sept. so the restaurant was closed. However there was a fuel station right nextdoor with a bar and restaurant and we had a really good meal there.Perfectly adequate for our needs.
We had not booked a hotel for 1 night, and they were booked up, got into this one luckily, but the first room had dirty used bedlinen, so changed rooms, it was clean, we slept and it was reasonably quiet. Breakfast was better than expected, and it was quite cheap..... All happy! Bedlinen in the room had been slept in, but we changed rooms.
Very convenient for Granada airport. Clean, basic hotel ideal for overnight stop to break journey.
The breakfast was excellent. Staff was very friendly. The room was clean. quite noisy.
Clean, attentive to the guests, very good breakfasts.
It was a stopover for us before we continued our journey to Portugal. The noise above our room from the kitchen staff.
The hotel was clean and reasonably priced and in close proximity to Granada Airport for an early morning flight the next day but also close enough to Granada Centro to spend a few hours sightseeing. Ideal for a one night stay.
Such a good price, we stayed two nights. Friendly staff. Family owned and operated. The first good sleep we had in 4 nights. Definitely check them out if you have a car and don't want to sleep in noisy city hostals.
great price, easy to find, close to the city if you have a car narrow room, noisy water closet (when filling the water tank)
Friendly staff, clean and well mantained. It´s a good alternative when everything else is fully booked in Granada, provided you have a car. BTW, don't drink and drive (difficult in Granada!), because there are police drinking checks. It is located at 5km from the city, 11km from downtown. Therefore if you are looking for something in Granada the location is only good when everything else is fully booked. It´s just 10 minutes away by car, just at the exit 118, so very convenient anyways.
It was very nice location.The breakfast & staff was very nice.And was very easy to find.
Great restaurant. Staff and service excellent. Good location 2 mins from the A92. Great Value for money. What more do you need?
We have stayed at this hotel about four times and think it is a charming place with lovely views. The staff are very professional and friendly. i highly reccomend it Nothing at all to be critical of
Staff friendly and helpful, food was good and good value
very noise and the shets are not clean
The location was ok for exploring the nearby castle & prehistoric caves - but only if you can find them yourself. The rooms were clean & the bathrooms were a decent size & functional. This hotel was a big disappointment. It's not recently constructed as the booking .com website advertised. Rooms very tired looking, small & basic. The corridor was soulless with peeling paint. The rooms at the back of the hotel have a locked steel bar gate over the windows. Balconies available only on the noisy road side. Our room was very noisy with some sort of fan/aircon/refrigeration unit on the roof above. Very helpful staff member found us another quieter room though. The whole hotel is very noisy. Most staff were unaware of local attractions on the website. One barman did know, but that was on the day we checked out, so missed out on most things to see. Staff have very limited English. This hotel is very overpriced for what you get
All staff were very friendly and helpful and the hotel was very clean. It is in a good location for travelling to and from Granada/Al Cala La Real. 1. We were in a group of four people but there was a problem with one of our evening meals, it was returned to the kitchen but come back still not cooked properly, we chose another meal but the wrong one was brought out, but it was eaten and was good. 2. There was no tea/coffee facilities in the rooms & no hairdryers.
Friendly staff...was a business female on my own..and felt safe!!,,,have to go back there soon...nice to get up out of the Costa! Nice balcony overlooking soo many olives!!..very quiet/tranquile..prob good for exploring the area...oops! except for some guy snoring next door!!..lol..men!! Says breakfast for less than 3 euros..but was not asked if I wanted one!!TV only had 2 channels.....music..or Spanish..but only one..politics I think.....still!! kept my Spanish up!!!....tiring after an hour! though! As ever in many Spanish hotels....no tea /coffee making in room..but the coffee in the bar is great!!


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It's not every day that the police solve a decades-old double-homicide cold case, especially one that struck fear in the hearts of white, middle-class families throughout the Valley. But in January, Brian Patrick Miller, the 42-year-old man suspected of committing the "Canal Murders" in 1992 and 1993 was taken into custody and charged with murder. DNA evidence linked him to the brutal deaths of Angela Brosso, 22, and Melanie Bernas, 17, both of whom had disappeared while on bike rides and then turned up dead in Phoenix canals days later. Before his arrest, Miller was known around the Valley as "the Zombie Hunter" because he would ride around in a vintage police car painted with fake blood while wearing a trench coat and a gas mask and toting a bizarre-looking gun. The police had looked at him as a suspect in the mid-'90s, but the forensic science of the day wasn't strong enough to link him to the murders. He's set to go to trial later this year, and police have said they aren't ruling out a connection to other cold case murders.
We'd like to think that someday Arizona will declare February 26 "Llamas on the Loose Day." Because who, after all, can forget the afternoon earlier this year when two of these giant furry creatures escaped from their Sun City home and tore through the streets of the West Valley, overturning cars and starting trash-can fires and riots? Okay, so maybe the llamas didn't terrorize the quiet streets of Sun City, but given the viral attention they received, you'd be forgiven for thinking they had. Within minutes of their escape, the two became a global Internet sensation. People across the country stopped whatever they were doing and watched the live-stream feed with bated breath. They inspired hashtags, GIFs, even a Buzzfeed quiz. Sheriff Joe's men put up a good fight, but they were no match for the llamas, who managed to run across busy streets uninjured for an hour. When the smaller of the two was finally lassoed, the larger one darted away. She evaded capture for another 15 minutes before finally succumbing, sadly ending what arguably was the most exciting event of the year. Follow them on Twitter: @SunCityLlamas.
When Tania Katan left her museum gig to go to work for a tech firm in North Scottsdale, there was a lot of head-scratching among members of the arts community. What was the writer/playwright/funny girl/creative dynamo going to do at a tech firm? Turns out, a whole lot. Within her first year, Katan had launched a simple but incredibly effective campaign called "It Was Never a Dress," turning the ubiquitous ladies room icon on her ear, explaining that her dress is really a cape and encouraging girls to consider a career in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Demand for stickers and T-shirts was immediate, and social media gobbled up the whole thing, millions of times over. We can't wait to see what Katan has up her sleeve, er, cape next.www.itwasneveradress.com
THEMIS, or, as its creators at Arizona State University call it, the Thermal Emission Imaging System, made its 60,000th trip around Mars this year. The infrared camera, which has been hitchhiking aboard NASA's Mars Odyssey since 2001, has taken nearly 400,000 images of the Red Planet. In the process, it has saved a landing rover from dashing to pieces in a field of giant boulders by finding it a safe place to set down, and it has helped scientists discover old lakes and gullies carved by melting snow, among other things. You can see what THEMIS sees in real time on ASU's website. Watching the cratered landscape roll by is surreal.201 East Orange Mall, Tempe
May 2015 will go down at the wettest month on record in the United States, and the second-wettest for Arizona, with well over an inch of rainfall recorded. Here in Phoenix, we just called it heaven — a month filled with wind, rain, and unseasonably cool temperatures. By the end of May, temperatures in the Valley were well over 100 degrees, but given that summer typically starts in March around here, we were okay with that.
It's the line reporters had itched to write from the time the Phoenix Open was renamed. "There was a waste management problem at the Waste Management Phoenix Open," belted out a lede in the Arizona Republic. Ick. Apparently, a porta-potty leaked raw sewage in puddles near the "Fry's Fan Zone" at Arizona's signature annual golf event, one of the largest in the country. It smelled, people walked through it, and it took hours to clean up. Not exactly a hole-in-one from a public relations standpoint or a fun time for event-goers. But a great lede.


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Former HMV chief executive Simon Fox was a surprise choice when he was installed as successor to Sly Bailey at the head of Trinity Mirror last year. But shares in the Daily Mirror publisher have tripled since then, a positive appraisal of the man described by his chairman David Grigson as a "thoroughly likeable bloke".
Fox, who turned down the opportunity to run ITV three years ago, was unable to stop embattled HMV's subsequent slide into administration, but is having more success at Trinity Mirror – although, as with other newspaper publishers, there is still some way to go before it successfully makes the digital transition.
He has been well rewarded, earning almost £1.2m in salary, benefits and shares for the company for less than four months last year. The largest regional publisher in the UK, it made profits of £18.9m in 2012, down 75% year on year, on revenue of £706.5m.
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As part of his "One Trinity Mirror" strategy, Fox merged its national and regional operations, under former national chief Mark Hollinshead. He created a new division, Sunday Brands bringing in former Sunday Express editor and MediaGuardian 100 2013 judge Sue Douglas to run the Sunday People (after our meeting), following talks about buying a majority stake in the title. He also took at 20% stake in David Montgomery's new venture, Local World.


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* Nestle shares up 4.3 pct, touch record high; L'Oreal up 3.9 pct
* Still has $33/share bid from France's Iliad
* German group earns about 20 pct of profit in U.S.
* T-Mobile US has good commercial momentum - analysts
* DT shares fall as much as 5 pct, Iliad down 3.9 pct (Adds market reaction, comment on Dish's interest in T-Mobile)
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FRANKFURT, Aug 6 Deutsche Telekom must decide whether to stay in or leave the United States now that its preferred strategy of selling T-Mobile US to its bigger rival Sprint Corp has crashed into a regulatory wall.
Shares of Deutsche Telekom fell as much as 5 percent to a 16-week low on Wednesday after Sprint abandoned deal talks, and ended 3 percent lower at 11.53 euros, wiping some 1.6 billion euros off its market value.
Sprint shares plunged 18 percent, while T-Mobile was down 8 percent.
The German company, which makes about a third of its sales and a fifth of its core profits in the United States, has tried to sell the U.S. subsidiary twice since late 2011. It reasoned that T-Mobile US, as the fourth-biggest mobile network operator, lacks critical mass to compete with leaders AT&T Inc and Verizon Communications Inc.
Deutsche Telekom, which declined to comment on Wednesday, must now decide whether to open T-Mobile US's books to French low-cost telecoms firm Iliad, which has made a $33 offer for 56.6 percent of the U.S. business. Before Sprint dropped out Deutsche Telekom told Iliad it did not want to engage in talks at that price level and Iliad was searching for partners with a view to possibly raising its bid.
A bid from Dish Network Corp may also be on the horizon.
"T-Mobile is something that we would have interest in," Dish Chairman Charlie Ergen said on a conference call Wednesday after the satellite TV provider reported its quarterly results. He added that the company's executives have yet to discuss their plans, however.
Alternatively analysts said Deutsche Telekom now could now decide to hold on to the U.S. business until the political climate turns more favourable towards market consolidation and in the meantime lobby as a standalone operator to get a reserved bloc of the best spectrum in next year's keenly awaited auction of long wave radio frequencies.
"The news (on Sprint) was a huge shock to us," said a person close to Deutsche Telekom management.
"This is the worst scenario we could think of. The company will have to look into the Iliad offer now and may even have to consider staying around longer in the U.S."
However, Andreas Mark, fund manager at Union Investment, a top 20 shareholder of Deutsche Telekom, said the failure of the prospective Sprint deal should not change the group's strategy because T-Mobile is now "well placed" to deliver strong growth.
"There is no reason to frantically look for a buyer. Plan A is normal development. Plan B would be to consolidate - and that will come eventually."
"Accepting the Iliad offer would only make sense if Deutsche Telekom was in urgent need of money or could put the money to work better elsewhere. This is not the case."
"Anything Iliad could do to improve the position of T Mobile U.S., Deutsche Telekom can do itself as well."
Iliad's shares were down 3.9 percent at 181.65 euros, reflecting investors' misgivings about its attempt to buy the much-larger T-Mobile firm and expand out of France.
Sprint and its majority owner, Japan's Softbank, wanted to buy T-Mobile to form a stronger third player to rival AT&T and Verizon. It abandoned talks on an offer of roughly $40 a share on Tuesday, citing opposition from regulators who want a four-player market. Sprint also named a new CEO to pilot a solo turnaround effort.
Although T-Mobile US's recently more aggressive market challenger strategy has helped it win customers in recent quarters, Deutsche Telekom has been concerned that its lack of low-frequency spectrum and fixed-line infrastructure is still hampering its ability to compete.
Deutsche Telekom earlier this year scrapped its 2015 free cash flow target to invest in the U.S. business, which under Chief Executive John Legere is spending heavily on its "Un-carrier" marketing campaign by offering cheaper, no-contract plans aimed at attracting subscribers away from rivals.
After years of poor performance T-Mobile US last week posted its first net profit in a year and reported the most post-paid phone subscriber additions in the industry.
"The status quo is not so bad for Deutsche Telekom," said Hannes Wittig, an analyst at JP Morgan. "The decision to exit the U.S. is a difficult one for any CEO to take, especially given T-Mobile US's growth compared to continued pressures in Europe."
A person close to the Sprint bid predicted that Deutsche Telekom is now likely to gradually sell down its remaining 66 percent stake in T-Mobile US and not participate in any share issues needed to raise capital for spectrum purchases.
One analyst estimates that T-Mobile US will need anywhere from $5 billion to $10 billion for the upcoming spectrum auction depending on how it is set up by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.
T-Mobile and Sprint hoped to bid together in the auction but the FCC rejected the idea, saying joint bids might "have the effect of suppressing meaningful competition."
The auction would be the first opportunity in years for wireless carriers to buy low-frequency airwaves, considered the best radio spectrum for their reach. (Additional reporting by Peter Maushagen in Frankfurt, Lisa Richwine in Los Angeles, Liana Baker in New York and Leila Abboud in Paris; Writing by Leila Abboud; Editing by Tom Pfeiffer, Greg Mahlich and Richard Chang)
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Living in the outskirts of Singapore has several advantages: first, you get to see more of the Singaporean culture and accommodation is generally cheaper.
The East side of Singapore can be broadly classified into four areas: East Coast, Joo Chiat, Pasir Ris and Changi. In the East Coast area, you'll find many great restaurants as well as a chance to learn more about the Peranakan culture, or just shop to your heart's content and engage in recreational activities at the East Coast Park.
The Grand Mecure Roxy Hotel, located at Roxy Square, is within walking distance to two main malls, Katong Shopping Centre and Parkway Parade to do a spot of shopping and is easily accessible to the main attractions in Singapore. Its chic design and family-friendly vibe will make one feel instantly at home.
Located nearby is the Paramount Hotel at Marine Parade, which affords you wonderful views of Singapore as each room has its own private balcony. Choose from the range of basic rooms to the more luxurious and have a wonderfully restive stay. For a more cultural experience, head over to the Le Peranakan Hotel Singapore at a row of beautifully conserved shophouses, with their rooms done up in Straits Chinese style.
For more wallet-friendly option, head over to East Coast Park's Goldkist Beach Resort. The lodgings here are generally very basic, which would be sufficient for the on-the-go traveller who just needs a place to sleep.
Bond with other backpackers at Aces Lodges @ Siglap, where you'll find travellers with similar interests to get tips on where to go and money saving tips in Singapore. The lodge offers up clean, safe and basic accommodation.
Joo Chiat Visitors to Joo Chiat should check out the Geylang Serai Market and Food Centre to sample local cuisine. Here you can also check out olden trades like popiah skin makers, bakers baking fresh buns as well as see the unofficial Little Vietnam for the proliferation of Vietnamese restaurants that have blossomed in recent years.
Gateway Hotel Singapore is a boutique hotel in a beautifully restored shophouse, mingling the traditional and modern effortlessly and promising comfortably chic lodgings.
Betel Box Backpacker Hostel, Ideal Backpackers, WOW Hostels offer up budget-friendly accommodation in cosy surroundings, allowing travellers to get much-needed rest while in a social environment. The latter two are situated at Geylang, where aside from witnessing the red-light nocturnal activities, you can also dine on frog leg porridge.
Pasir Ris
If your main aim is to relax with the family, you might want to consider Costa Sands Resort at Downtown East. Situated in the vicinity of the Pasir Ris MRT (train) station, you can zip down to the city area in a flash. Head down to the family-friendly theme parks at Downtown East, where the Wild Wild Wet await or over to the Pasir Ris Park for a time of picnicking, barbequing, inline skating and cycling. Shopaholics can find retail therapy at the White Sands mall.
The area is similar to Pasir Ris and East Coast, with a laidback vibe running through the area. Changi Village is not only a great place to visit for its beaches and its food; it also serves as an eye-opener to the seedier aspects of the area, where you can spot solicitations from transgender people.
The hotel here, Changi Village Hotel, is not sleazy, instead it exudes an air of relaxed elegance that will be welcoming to weary travellers. Alternatively, you can stay real close to the airport to make sure you don't oversleep at Changi Airport, which provides all the amenities you'd need as well as access to the MRT station to get to the main attractions in the city.
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I know it doesn't answer the question you asked, but if recoil sensitivity is going to be an issue, I'd like to recommend the Px4. It recoils less than any 9mm I've ever shot (barrel rotation system).
This is a discussion on Need some advice on a new carry gun. within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I'll try to summarize as much as possible but here it goes: In 2002 I had a MAJOR back surgery involving a lumbar fusion among ...
I'll try to summarize as much as possible but here it goes: In 2002 I had a MAJOR back surgery involving a lumbar fusion among other things at L4-L5, the surgery took 5 hours. Late in 2003 I had a second surgery to remove the steel hardware ... long story, don't ask. I still have a bad disc at L5-S1 that gives me pain when shooting at the range and the overall effect of the two was that it caused my retirement in January of 2005.
Now here's the real kicker! I've had intermittant neck and shoulder pain radiating down my left arm since 1994 (old work injury). Last week I FINALLY managed to get a doctor to run an MRI instead of them saying "we'll keep an eye on that." Well, two days ago I found out that the discs at C5-C6 and C6-C7 are completely shot and causing nerve compression - I'm leaving here in about 30 minutes to talk to my neurosurgeon. It looks like it's going to be a two level diskectomy and fusion. I'm well aware of the pros and cons of spinal surgery, I've played this game before. Trust me, it's time for the surgery.
Now to the point: I currently carry a 5" steel 1911 and I was already considering switching to something lighter (LW Commander) but now it looks like I'll also need something with lighter recoil. The .45 isn't too bad but it shoves just enough that after a day at the range my back is on fire. With a cervical fusion I don't think I'll be able to handle that anymore, at least not for a good long while. I'm of the opinion that it might be time to seriously consider a polymer 9mm. Not really interested in the XDs or Kahrs right now and have no desire for the .40 S&W caliber.
I'm seriously considering three Glocks at the moment and would like opinions on how they might fit my needs. In order of preference:
G30 - Does the wider grip footprint absorb enough recoil to make this model a possible contender? I'd prefer to stay with the .45acp if possible but if not, I could live with the 9mm.
G19 - Can it be easily concealed in an OWB holster (ala Def-Con, Eagle Defender, etc) underneath an untucked button up shirt? How would you rate the recoil?
G26 - How stiff is the recoil on the Baby Glock compared to the G19. Any big difference in accuracy (at combat distances)?
Of the three models, the G19 is the only one available for rental at my local range and I'll be doing just that within the next two weeks. Really sucks to be in this position but for what my physical limitations will be, I think a Glock may be the way to go ... I'll use my 642 until I get fully up and around but after that I'll want more capacity.
Thanks for your input all!
I know it doesn't answer the question you asked, but if recoil sensitivity is going to be an issue, I'd like to recommend the Px4. It recoils less than any 9mm I've ever shot (barrel rotation system).
I'm curious about felt recoil vs. actual recoil for your purposes. It seems to me that differences in grip and such might reduce recoil as felt by your hand, but not necessarily what gets to your back.
I have both a G30 and a G17. The 17 is deffinately a lighter recoil but not by very much. I am assuming then that a 19 will have a little bit more than the 17 and thus may be about the same as the 30. WHen I first bought the 30 I was a little worried about the recoil being a lot more but in all honesty, I don't think it is too bad. IF you are that sensitive though a 19 might hurt less in the long run than a 30 if you shoot alot.
Benjamin Franklin once said, "he that would supplant a little liberty for a little safety deserves neither".
You might also consider a Beretta .380 with the 4 inch barrel from what I hear it is has very light recoil.
You shouldn't have any trouble handling the recoil of the .45, I don't. I had Anterior cervical disk fusion on C4 through C7 last July, hasn't made any difference as far as handguns go. I can't shoot heavy recoiling rifles like I use to (duration), but handguns haven't been any problem at all.
This isn't my x-ray (I have 8 titanium screws) but you may get one of these cards from your doctor. Now, titanium shouldn't "set-off" any metal detectors, but I'd rather be safe than sorry.
Best of luck with your surgery my friend.
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I have had a G30, and currently own a G17, G19 and G26. I found the recoil on the G30 to be quite manageable and the functioning and accuracy were great. I sold it only because I found it a bit to thick for CCW and I used to get my pinky pinched between the mag and frame. So, if you want to stick with a .45 I think you'd be OK, with a G30. It would be great if you could try one. The G19's recoil is mild. IMO it's the best all around Glock. Easy to grip and easy to carry. The recoil is only slightly more snappy with the G26. Accuracy is great, the main issue is not as much grip there to hang on to, but you can compensate with grip extensions or higher cap. mags. Of cource the G26 is the easiest to carry. Sorry to here about your back problems! Thats a lot to go through.
Good luck.
My g23, light recoil and still .40 cal
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I have thought quite a bit about recoil in a handgun and what influences it. I have a background in mechanical engineering, so I tend to take a technical approach to the question. I also have owned and shot dozens of handguns over many years, so I have some first hand experience as well.
I believe the key parameter in defining recoil is momentum, defined as mass times velocity. When a bullet is fired, it will have momentum as it leaves the barrel equal to bullet mass (or weight) times muzzle velocity. Given the geometry of a gun, the hot gas which gives the bullet its forward momentum will impart an equal momentum to the gun, but in the opposite direction. This backward momentum is caused by the push of the cartridge case against the breech (or frame, or slide, or receiver) of the gun.
In a revolver there are no moving weights (the slide) or springs being compressed (recoil spring) as there are in a semiauto, so the momentum is felt as a backward movement of the gun in the shooter's hand (or hands). The mass of the gun times the velocity of the gun (backwards) will equal the momentum of the bullet. I think it is this backward gun velocity that we call recoil.
In a semiauto it is a little more complicated, as the slide and frame move separately, sliding on each other, and are connected by the recoil spring, which first compresses, storing some energy, then expands, releasing the energy. But the momentum is still there, and is eventually felt by the shooter as backwards velocity of the gun in his hands.
The bottom line is that bullet mass times bullet velocity equals gun mass times gun velocity. So to reduce recoil (gun velocity), you can shoot lighter bullets at lower velocities from a heavier gun - or any combination thereof.
I think your plan of going from .45 ACP to 9mm will go a long way in reducing recoil. A typical 230 grain .45 bullet leaving the gun at 850 feet per second has a "power factor" (momentum divided by 1000) of 196. A typical 115 grain 9mm bullet leaving the gun at 1225 feet per second has a power factor of 141. This by itself would reduce recoil by 28%, in guns of the same weight and design.
Then it comes down to selecting the particular 9mm gun you would use. I think the best choice would be the heaviest gun that still has "compact" dimensions for carry - one made of all steel instead of steel and polymer or steel and aluminum. The steel 9mm would probably weigh in the 32 ounce range, while the polymer framed 9mm guns are typically 21 to 24 ounces, depending on model. Aluminum framed 9mm's are somewhere in between.
I did a search using the very handy handgun database at Genitron.com:
Genitron handgun database
The 3 guns I found that fit the spec fairly well are:
CZ 75 compact (all steel, 3.9" barrel, 32.5 oz., 14 round magazine)
Browning Hi Power (steel, 4.75" barrel, 32 oz., 13 round magazine, not as compact but quite slim)
Sig P229 in 9mm (aluminum frame but heavy at 31 oz., 3.9" barrel, 13 round magazine)
Here is a picture of the CZ 75 compact, which would be my first choice:
While I don't carry or shoot a 1911, I can say that most people say that the M&P feels most like on than any other "plastic" gun.
I suggest an M&P 9mm. I shoot the .40 in that model and enjoy it alot.
Other than that I'd go for a BHP
Thanks guys, that's the kind of input I was looking for. Dan ... I think you're more screwed up than me! I gots ta' get me one of thhose cards though! Good to hear handgun shooting hasn't been affected for you, the only long gun I've shot in the last few years has been my 10/22 so I think I'm good there.
One other 9mm I'd consider would be the Sig P-239 (if I can find a good used one). I really, REALLY like the 229 as it fits me like a glove but I'd like to go smaller to save weight and allow for easier OWB concealment. Payday's next Friday so either then or sometime the following week I'll try to make it up to the range and rent some Tupperware.
BTW, turns out the biggest problem is spondylosis (bone spurs) and some stenosis (arthritic build up). Surgery is done as outpatient so I'll go in in the morning and I'll be home by supper time. I talked the doc into waiting until December so it'll coincide with my wife's work schedule.
My two favorite carry guns are my 5" 1911 and my G19. The G19 is alot lighter, and the recoil isnt bad at all even with +P loads. Its also super concealable, and confortable for me.
If I were you Jack, I would rent the G19 and the Sig P-239. Then compair the two for yourself.
To be honest a nylon, padded, cheap IBW holster, made by KNJ. Works great for me!What holster(s) do you use for your G19?
Then again, I can manage to conceal full-size Glocks easly. In fact my next Glock purchess would be eather a G21 or a G20or 29.
If I were to guess you will wont have a hard time finding a good holster. The only issue I can guess may be a problem for anyone, is the Glock isnt as thin as the 1911. If you are going OBW, I think the width of the G19 wouldnt be as much of an issue.


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