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A few months ago, when the theme song authored by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi for the World Classical Tamil Conference to be held in Coimbatore in June was made public, a controversy arose in certain circles over the fact that the song did not have any mention of the Tamil poet Kamban, or his work, Kamba Ramayanam. Scholars, including Indira Parthasarathy, had argued why Kamban ought to be mentioned.
Respecting the sentiments of such scholars, Mr. Karunanidhi had a relook at the song and included a reference to the poet. On May 15, the revised theme song, scored by A.R. Rahman and filmed by Gautham Vasudev Menon, was launched at a function here.
Some may wonder why there was so much fuss about the omission of Kamban. They may also say one can always find fault with the theme song on the basis of the argument that this or that literary figure was left out. But Kamban is no ordinary persona. He is hailed as Kavi Chakravarthi. Subramania Bharati (1882-1921), the celebrated Tamil poet, wrote that Tamil Nadu owes its fame to Kamban. There are several aphorisms associated with him. To quote one, even the peg in Kamban's house can compose poems.
Bharati consistently gave pre-eminence to Kamban even as he identified Kamban, Thiruvalluvar and Ilango Adigal as the trinity of Tamil poets.
K.A. Nilakanta Sastri (1892-1975), historian and author of the seminal work, A History of South India, described Kamba Ramayanam as the greatest epic in Tamil literature.
Shone like a star
"In the Tamil literary firmament, Kampar shone like a star, inaccessible to others," M. Varadarajan (1912-1974), known as Mu.Va and widely regarded as an authority in Tamil studies, wrote in A History of Tamil Literature, an English version of which was published by the Sahitya Akademi in 1988.
Both Mu.Va and Nilakanta Sastri did not accord much value to other works of the poet. In fact, Mu. Va wrote that Kamba Ramayanam was the only work that upheld Kamban's fame as a poet. Nilakanta Sastri dismissed Kamban's other works as mediocre.
In regard to the Kamban period, there are differences among scholars. While some of them theorise that he belonged to the ninth century, others put it much later — the 12th century or even the 13th — Mu. Va, who stated that Kamban belonged to the medieval period, did not fix the period precisely. But, according to Nilakanta Sastri, Kamban flourished during the reign of Kulottunga III (1178-1218). He said in his book that few authentic details of the poet's life were forthcoming.
However, the Encyclopaedia of Indian Literature (Volume III), published by the Sahitya Akademi first in 1989, categorically stated Kamban's period as the ninth century. While acknowledging differences of opinion over the period, the document cited two reasons for having reached the conclusion.
The release of Kamba Ramayanam was made in an assembly of scholars in the Srirangam temple in A.D. 885 after Kamban had composed Satakopar Anthati in praise of Nammazhvar, regarded as the greatest Azhvar.
This account, considered along with the fact that Kamba Ramayanam contains analogues to the songs of the Azhvars, particularly Thirumangai Azhvar of the 8{+t}{+h} century, may be taken as a factor corroborating the theory that Kamban's period was the ninth century.
But, what is more important is the quality of the literary work produced by Kamban. On this point, both Mu. Va and Nilakanta Sastri were emphatic in saying that though Valmiki Ramayanam was the basis of the work, Kamba Ramayanam was neither a translation nor a prototype of the original.
Mu.Va clearly brought out the difference in the treatment of Lord Rama by the two authors and stated that while Valmiki depicted Rama and Sita as the noble hero and heroine respectively, Kamban transformed them into gods and gave that impression to those who heard and read his epic.
He had also recorded the position of some scholars that it was only due to Kamban the cult of Rama spread to the whole of the country.
Besides, Kamban's work is characterised not just by the beauty of the language, magnificent descriptions and embellishments but also the poet's insight into human nature.
It is no wonder that Kamba Ramayanam has captured the imagination of people over the ages. Leading public figures of Tamil Nadu, including V.V.S. Iyer and T.K. Chidambaranatha Mudaliar, have brought out powerful commentaries and rendered the work into English. It is for all these reasons that the epic has stood the test of time.
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In a book entitled The Having of Wonderful Ideas: And Other Essays on Teaching and Learning, Eleanor Duckworth explains that the most important thing a teacher can do is to give his or her students the space to have a new idea and feel good about having it. She argues that this is the key to intellectual development. I would argue that there's no more natural space for a teacher to value a student's idea than in a poem. Because in a poem, a student not only has the freedom to express a new idea, but to do so in novel language he or she has just created. More so than any other type of writing, a poem takes into account the indispensable dimension of well-chosen words.
Learning about poetry (how to read it, write it, and appreciate it) is an integral part of teaching students about all forms of writing. A poem is not just a place to present a student's grammatical knowledge (in fact, it is often the space to subvert it!). Poetry, more than any other form of writing, trains students to take into account the style of language. This close looking and listening is crucial to writing well in any manner. It would be hard to say that any outstanding essay does not involve meticulous word choice or the ability to persuade a reader through sheer aesthetic prowess. Poetry teaches students how to do this.
In the "Importance of Poetry in Children's Learning," Michael Benton argues that poetry is key to children's learning about language because poems read differently than other forms of writing. Even though contemporary poetry rarely adheres to traditional poetic forms, all poetry (contemporary or otherwise) pays close attention to the sound and form of words. When students develop a deep familiarity with the craft of language in a poetry class, they learn how to express their new ideas in sentences and phrases full of their own style.
There are practical ways to do this in a 2012 classroom. When I teach classes on the argumentative essay, one of my favorite books to bring in is Jay-Z's Decoded. It is a gift for teachers, because Jay-Z provides very clear, close readings of his own poems. (This is something few poets throughout history have provided.) I have had many successful lessons in which I have played his song "99 Problems" for students and then showed them how he breaks down its construction in Decoded. Once students can see that Jay-Z wrote each line with such purpose, crafted many complex ideas into powerful verse, it paves the way for meaningful discussions about how to create any argument in language. Students can see that their ideas are important, and that style helps their impact come through.
Kenneth Koch, the author of Wishes, Lies, and Dreams: Teaching Children to Write Poetry, was a revolutionary educator who brought poetry to thousands of public school children in New York City. He famously argued that the best poetry refuses to "condescend" to the minds of children. If we care about how well our students write, we should not condescend and limit their exploration of language, either. We should make sure students have the space in schools to learn that they can write, and develop a lifelong passion for words. Poetry is the way to do this.
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tamari instead. It's one of those natural food pantry staples that I never grew up with, but now keep as a constant in my fridge for easy stir fries, marinades, big bowls of noodle soup, my favorite teriyaki sauce, and the most bad-a$$ kale chips (with toasted coconut) that you'll ever have!
What the heck is tamari?
First off, tamari is NOT the same as soy sauce, however my non-fancy cooking style uses them interchangeably because that's just me. And I'm not fancy;)
Tamari is traditionally tied to the Japanese (vs. the more common Chinese soy sauce). It is a thicker, less salty, fermented soy sauce that contains less wheat (if not any depending on the brand, aka "gluten-free"). It can be used in asian and non-asian cooking to add a full, savory, umami flavor to your dishes.
How is it made differently than regular soy sauce?
While regular soy sauce and tamari are both derived from fermented soybeans, the process in which it is made AND the byproduct is much different.
Regular soy sauce is essentially made by cooking soybeans with roasted wheat and other grains (almost a 50/50 ratio) and adding it to a salty brine to brew, then sit for a period of time to ferment. This mixture is then pressed to extract the dark, brown liquid.
Tamari on the other hand, is made a bit different. It is known to be the liquid byproduct that forms when making miso paste – like the liquid sweat that forms on cheese (unlike the pressed version in regular soy sauce). When the soybeans are cooked down to ferment, little to zero wheat is added to the mixture, which makes it a great alternative for those that have gluten intolerances.
(SIDE NOTE: miso is a Japanese paste-like seasoning derived from fermented soybeans and used in various dishes to add flavor.)
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Located in a former fire station, this cinema in Greenwich Village is the neighborhood's longest running. Since 1963, Cinema Village has survived on a steady diet of art-house and indie programming, which has included documentaries, animation, cult classics, foreign films and festival screenings. Now decked out for the digital era, the three screens continue to play to audiences of up to 156 inside the tight, spartan theaters. But the lack of creature comforts matters little to the dedicated patrons who come for the shows they can't get anywhere else in the city. And should you arrive too early to grab a seat, waiting space is always available in the small, dim downstairs lounge.
Originally called the Austin, this vintage 1930s theater has seen several ups and downs in its history, from years as a second-run double-feature house to a red-tinted stint that got it shut down by the city. In its current incarnation, the Kew Gardens Cinemas flaunts restored art-deco flair alongside modern projectors and molar-rocking surround sound. Stadium seating and a fully stocked concession stand further complement current flicks by granting every set of eyes a great view and every set of dental braces something to hold during scary scenes. Swing by the theater with a friend to snack on your own small popcorns (a $5 value each) and sip sodas (a $3.50 value each) while enjoying a vintage movie-viewing experience that beats watching Betamax tapes on your Great Uncle Vinnie's 1978 Zenith.
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There are three sandy beaches all within walking distance of the apartment.
The nightlife in Sveti Vlas is centred around eating, drinking and relaxing. For a livelier nightlife the clubs and bars of Sunny Beach are a 10 minutes bus or taxi ride away.
A 5 minute stroll from the Watermill takes you to the main street to Sveti Vlas Town Square. Along the way there are numerous tavernas offering local cuisine at very reasonable prices as well as small shops and several mini markets.
The recently built Marina is just a 5 minute walk from the apartment. From here you can set sail on a morning or evening cruise around the bays of the Black Sea. Full day cruises are also available.
Water taxis sail every hour across the bay to the ancient town of Old Nessebar.
Catch a bus 100m from the apartment to the resort of Sunny Beach. Here you will find plenty to entertain the children and adults alike. Wander the mainly pedestrianised streets and shop in the market, commission a portrait from the local artists or simply relax in the local bars and restaurants. Sunny Beach is exactly what is says on the tin, 7km of fine golden sand which has been awarded an EU Blue Flag. A promenade divides the beach from the main thoroughfare so no cars drive around the beach area.
Take a taxi, bus or water taxi to the ancient town of Nessebar. Wander around the cobbled streets and admire the historical architecture of the ancient building and churches. Shop for souvenirs in the street markets or purchase local crafts from the outdoor market.
There are three water parks all within a 20 minute taxi ride of the apartment. The closest of these is at Elenite which is a 10 minute journey up the coast, the others are near Sunny Beach and Nessebar.
The cities of Bourgas and Varna are accessible via the coast road and offer good shopping facilities. In June Varna holds the International Theatre Festival and later in June and July the Varna Music Festival.
Further afield are the country's 10 National Parks the closest of which is Strandzha Park.
Other places worth a visit are Sozopol, Sofia and Veliko Turnovo (the old capital of Bulgaria). Two-day trips can also be arranged to Istanbul from Sunny Beach.
Scuba Diving, thermal and mud spas as well as horse riding, quad bikes and other sports are available in several towns on the Black Sea Coast.
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Everything. Dirty mattresses, dirty carpets, the main lobby the furniture was Broken And old, poor breakfast, price is too high for way u get. I will never stay again. They also have rouches at night
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The night staff was helpful
We found dirty sheets with something that look like semen and hairs extremely disgusting, also after we request in writing at not smoking room due to asthma we found cigarets buts and the prople in others room were smoking!! also there was rat poison in the new room we change after the dirty first room. The experiences was really really bad and this was the worst place I ever been for sure!! I request a refund that bad was the experience!! They gave me a credit but I will sleep happy in my car that have that experience again!! Very disappointed in booking for recomending that place at that price!!
The staff was friendly
The pool was unavailable for use
I like the location and the potential of the beautiful building. Nice sweeming pool
Cold water in the shower!!! how can you run an hotel without hot water? Uncomfortable bad. The staff don't really know the correct information
the pool area
not hot watter, faucet dripping, bad/dirty rugs, bud beds,
I liked that it was near my destination
No internet. No working lock on my door. Rotten wood on the decks. Not for a business traveler.
We had a room which hasn't been rented for a few months! It was stinky, and not clean - it wasn't worth the money!!
Everything..it was dirty, no hot water for showering and there was roaches in the room.
Easy access from the main road and closed to the main park
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From the minute we walked in we knew we were in trouble. The owner who was there refused to be any help. The rooms were filthy cockroach ridden, the owner said that the bugs were dead which showed that the boric acid was working. He even said that had we not looked behind the dresser we would have not noticed the filth dead cockroaches and old liquor bottle. No hot water, old worn out bedding termite ridden furniture and the list goes on. Need I say more.
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NEW YORK — Arizona Democrats managed to make their presence felt at the Republican National Convention Monday. If nothing else, they provided animated breakfast-table conversation for the state's GOP delegation.
Democrats slipped a fax under Secretary of State Jan Brewer's door at the Roosevelt Hotel in midtown Manhattan — where the Arizona GOP delegation is staying — calling on Brewer to either resign as the state's chief election officer or as co-chair of the Arizona delegation. They also want her to stop her activities on behalf of Republican President George Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney's re-election effort.
Not coincidentally, copies of the same fax were also shoved under the doors of the Arizona media traveling with the state's delegates. In the fax, Jim Pederson, chairman of the Arizona Democratic Party, raised the specter of the 2000 ballot-counting debacle in Florida, where Katherine Harris, at the time the Florida secretary of state, was also a vocal Bush supporter.
"Secretary Brewer has a choice to make — serve Bush-Cheney or serve the people of Arizona as a fair and impartial secretary of state," Pederson said in the statement. Needless to say, Brewer vehemently rejected the Democrats' demands during a rousing breakfast meeting with Arizona delegates Monday.
"People elected me because they know I have a lot of integrity," Brewer said after the meeting. "I know how to count besides. Jan Brewer is not resigning. Jan Brewer was duly elected and Jan Brewer will stay elected."
Brewer is an honorary co-chair of the Bush-Cheney campaign in Arizona, co-chair of the state's convention delegation, and was part of the Republicans' "truth squad" from Arizona during the Democratic convention.
"The votes will be counted fair and square," Brewer said, adding Arizona is one of the few states that has managed to comply with an election reform law passed by Congress in 2002 to avoid spectacles like the ballot recount in Florida.
Brewer said that since she took office, all of the state's 15 counties have switched to optical-scan ballots.
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July 6 (Bloomberg) -- Canada's dollar fell versus its U.S. counterpart, touching the lowest in almost a week, after the Chinese government increased interest rates to cool its economy, sapping demand for higher-yielding currencies.
The loonie, as the currency is nicknamed, rose for a second day against the euro as traders sold the 17-nation common currency after Moody's Investors Service cut Portugal's credit rating to junk yesterday.
"China tapping the brakes will weigh on Canada's exports," said Michael Leavitt, an institutional-derivatives broker at MF Global Canada Co. in Montreal. "China is a major commodity importer, so any slowing will reduce the loonie's attractiveness."
The Canadian currency dropped 0.2 percent to 96.53 cents per U.S. dollar at 5 p.m. in Toronto, compared with 96.34 cents yesterday. One Canadian dollar buys $1.0360. It rose 0.6 percent to C$1.3823 per euro.
Investors should short the euro against the Canadian dollar because "lingering uncertainty" over peripheral countries will drag down the 17-nation common currency, Valentin Marinov and Andrew Cox, strategists at Citigroup Inc., wrote in a note to clients today.
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The position, which is a bet that the euro will depreciate in value, could "prove increasingly attractive" in light of events later this week, including a rate decision by the European Central Bank tomorrow and jobs reports in both the U.S. and Canada on Friday, they wrote.
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The nation's building permits rose 20.9 percent in May to a seasonally adjusted C$6.43 billion, four times faster than economists forecast, regaining most of the previous month's drop on increased non-residential work and record activity in Quebec, Statistics Canada said today in Ottawa.
Canada's economy added 15,000 jobs in June, after boosting payrolls by a net 22,300 positions in May and 58,300 in April, according to the median forecast of 23 economists surveyed by Bloomberg before Statistics Canada data on July 8. The jobless rate held at 7.4 percent, according to the survey.
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U.S. payroll jobs climbed by 100,000 workers after a 54,000 gain in May, the smallest in eight months, according to the median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg before Labor Department data July 8. The jobless rate held at 9.1 percent.
The ECB will increase its main refinancing rate to 1.50 percent from 1.25 percent, according to all 55 economists in a Bloomberg survey. Swaps traders are betting the ECB will raise its target rate by 81 basis points over the next 12 months.
"What you're seeing is a euro move, so euro selling off against the dollar, against Swiss franc, against sterling," said Peter Kinsella, a senior foreign-exchange strategist at Commerzbank AG, by phone from London. "It's a euro move ahead of the ECB meeting tomorrow. Market participants are taking profit in long euro positions before the meeting. It's a case of buy the rumor sell the fact." A long position is a bet that an asset will increase in value.
Canada's dollar fell against the Swiss franc and the yen after China raised benchmark interest rates for the third time this year as inflation accelerated to the fastest pace since July 2008. The one-year deposit rate rises to 3.5 percent from 3.25 percent, effective tomorrow, the People's Bank of China said on its website today. The one-year lending rate will increase to 6.56 percent from 6.31 percent.
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"Risk is off the table, given the move by China to raise interest rates," said Neil Mellor, a currency strategist at Bank of New York Mellon Corp., by phone from London. "Markets had already come under a little pressure overnight because of the downgrade of Portugal by Moody's. When risk is taken off the table, people buy the U.S. dollar back."
Canadian government bonds rose, pushing the benchmark 10- year's yield down three basis points to 3.04 percent. The price of the 3.25 percent security maturing in June 2021 rose 22 cents to C$101.77.
Canada sold C$3.5 billion of five year bonds today, drawing an average yield of 2.309 percent, according to a statement on the Bank of Canada's website. There were C$8.7 billion in bids for the 2.75 percent bonds maturing in September 2016, for a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.48 times, compared with a five-auction average of 2.52 times.
Demand for the five-year bonds was "reasonably firm," Mark E. Chandler, head of Canadian currency and rates strategy at Royal Bank of Canada's RBC Capital Markets in Toronto, wrote in an e-mail. The bonds yielded about one-quarter basis point below where they were trading before the auction, Chandler said.
The euro weakened against all except one of its 16 major peers and the greenback strengthened against all except two after Moody's cut Portugal's credit rating to junk status, stoking speculation the nation will need a second bailout.
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The fornello is a brand of ultra-local osteria that exists only in Puglia. A throwback to a time when povertyand the fire riskmeant that few people had proper ovens or grills at home, fornelli are essentially butcher's shops, with an attached grill room where clients can tuck into such delicacies as gnumarieddi, a mix of lamb and goat organ meats stuffed into a casing made from lamb intestines (it tastes better than it sounds); bombette, plump sausages made with cured pork shoulder (capocollo), pecorino cheese, and herbs; or simple pork chops, with or without a dusting of bread crumbs and Parmesan. The drill: First choose the meat at the counter (it's charged by weight), then file through to the back room (or next-door locale); sit at one of the simple wooden tables and salivate while you watch your selection being grilled or roasted on the wood-burning range. Other items on the menu consist mostly of hunks of freshly baked local bread and a flask of robust Primitivo red wine. Some fornelli offer a small antipasti selection, though you'll be hard-pressed to find a salad: This is unrepentant carnivore territory. The fertile Valle d'Itria is fornelli heartland, especially the picturesque hill town of Cisternino. Expect to pay around $25 a head. Here we list a few of Puglia's most renowned fornelli, but most inland villages between Bari and Brindisi will have at least one, and it's invariably good.


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9 a.m.-noon, Old Library 1128, Video Conference Room. Agenda: An ad hoc committee will meet for the purpose of reconsideration of a de novo review of a candidate for tenure on the UW-Eau Claire campus. The Committee will contemplate entering closed session under Wisconsin Statute 19.85 (1) (b), and will reopen should the Committee choose to vote. The candidate may request that the entire proceedings be conducted in open session.
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11-12:30 p.m., OL1128. Agenda: 1) Review planning components; 2) Determine planning principles; 3) Discuss planning outline; 4) Determine recommendations for discussion with the Chancellor.
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3:30-4:30 p.m., CETL Conference Room, OL1142. Agenda: The committee contemplates going into closed session under Wisconsin statue 19.85(1)(e).


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Exeter school party leads to arrests
Ryan Sullivan, 17, of Hampton and Meghan LaPierre, 17, of East Kingston were each charged with possession of alcohol by a minor, police Sgt. Peter Tilton said. He said five other students were also involved in the incident.
"I do anticipate more arrests being made at a later time," Tilton said. He said not all of the students were from Exeter High.
Morgan said one girl was taken to Exeter Hospital because of the incident, which he said involved alcohol and "possible drug use."
"I would suspect it was either (alcohol or drugs) or both" that the girl used, Morgan said.
Morgan didn't know how many students attended Friday night's "March Madness" dance, but he said Principal Sean Kiley, who is in his first year as principal, shut down the dance about 8:30 p.m. when the behavior involving alcohol was discovered. The dance was scheduled to run from 7 to 10 p.m.
Aside from the alleged drinking, it was "a pretty typical dance," he said. "I would say this is certainly an isolated incident."
All future dances, except for the junior and senior proms, have been canceled indefinitely, Morgan said.
Morgan said parents of the students involved have been notified. He said there were no reports of violent behavior.
Sullivan and LaPierre are scheduled to appear May 6 in Brentwood District Court, Tilton said.
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Just got my first pair of APC's, went for the Petit Standard. I normally wear 30"-31" waist jeans so went for the 29" tagged size.
Do you guys think these fit okay? I can get them buttoned up okay and they're tight (struggle to get hands in pockets) but comfortable.
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I need some help with the sizing problem of petit standard. I tried on both size 24 & 25 at the local store.
I can button up all the way in size 25 which feels tight enough. However the salesperson said that its too big and gave me a smaller size.
I tried the size 24, but i can't seem to get my ankle through the leg openings.
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When I washed my new standards they shrunk back to their original size and stretched back out to fit me pretty quickly, only permanent change is the length, and thats a minor change anyway.
Tailoring them is fine, its probably easiest to do it from the selvedge line on the outseam if you dont mind altering the width of the selvedge line. I had some Petit standards a while back that were too tight in the calf, so I let them out about 1/4" from there. You wont ruin the integrity or anything. Infact, if you can sew a straight line and have a sewing machine that can handle denim, you could probably do it yourself no problem.
You were pretty much right on with your predictions. Thanks again. The 30" rescues I bought came in the mail today. The initial fit looked a little baggy, waist was more like a 33" but perfect length. I am a 32" normally. I did a quick delicate cycle wash w cold water and tumble dry ultra delicate. They turned out great. They lost about two inches on the waist that stretched over the course of the night to a perfect 32. You were right about the color. They definitely didn't fade, but lost that dark magic that comes on new apcs. They are a little more blue-jean ish now, which is the only thing I'm bummed about. Major changes on the length and width of the legs though. I would venture to say they lost a full inch on each knee and thigh, and a conservative TWO INCHES on the length. Making them perfect length without the trademark selvedge roll. Which I'm ok with. Overall very satisfied with the purchase, seeing as I spent $70 shipped on a pair of new with tags apcs that they don't make any more. For big thighed guys - apc rescues are for you, though I wouldn't recommend drying if you want to cuff the bottoms. . They fit perfect, snug but with room to move in. Thanks again for the advice @max_r
That was my concern. After reading a lot of this thread and seeing how much the waist will stretch, I was worried the 29"s were a bit too easy to get on. They might be fine, but I thought I may as well give the 28" a go...
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sure, but the thighs should generally be the first thing to match. i think a size down from the 29s (at least from what i could make out in your fit pics) is going to be too tight. imo, if your dead set on a certain cut of jeans, the thighs should always be the first measurement you look at.
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2010 Charleston RiverDogs Roster
Last week we got a look at both the Scranton Yankees and the Trenton Thunder roster, well moving on down the line we get the 2010 Charleston RiverDogs roster today. It's not technically official yet, but Robert Pimpsner of Baseball Digest passed along this roster out of the RiverDogs media guide: PITCHERS RHP Griffin Bailey RHP Manuel Barreda RHP Sean ...
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