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Review by mustang958 | posted 09-25-2011 07:52 PM | 9783 views | 2 times favorited | 13 comments |
- Craftsman 12" bandsaw model 113.248321
- Brand: Craftsman | Category: Bandsaws
Hello fellow lumber jocks! Scored a Craftsman 12" bandsaw and mobile base this weekend off of CL. $50 for the saw and $10 for the base plus the owner still had the original manual. When I went to check it out it had been sitting in a basement unused for at least a year. It had the usual crud buildup on the table from sitting there but I could see that there were only a few spots of rust on the table itself. Plugged it in and it fired right up and made a nice straight cut with no blade waver. Everything was tight and looked in good shape. There's some rust here and there but other than that it was in good condition and could see it was taken care of. Also it had a fence and small miter gauge. Spent Saturday morning getting it home as I had to get the base off to get it out of the basement. I ended up having to cut some of the bolts off to remove the base so I decided to replace all of the bolts with hex heads to make it easier to remove the base in the future if necessary. Spent Sunday morning cleaning it up and getting it back together. Really happy with this purchase and looking forward to using it on some upcoming projects. From everything I could find it seems like a decent piece of equipment that's popular. For what I need it for it will serve me just fine. I had at one time a bench top Delta bandsaw that just absolutely sucked. Could never get it aligned and properly tensioned. I always had to be careful when cutting due to both the blade moving or the chance of it popping off of the wheels. Wanted something bigger but I just didn't want to spend the money on a 14" saw, I couldn't see the need. Thought about another bench top model and started reading reviews on Friday. Just about every answer said buy used so I thought what the heck let me check CL. Must have been my lucky day. Not only was this saw still available but the owner lived in town a few miles away. Now it's in my shop. I think the only thing I may have to do other than buying a particular blade here or there is replace the tires and get some new blade guides. Since these parts are all still available from the Sears parts site it should be no problem to change these out and maybe have some spares on hand. So another nice addition for my shop. Will be posting some pictures of the shop in the future as I'm finally getting it straightened up and set up.
Thanks for looking,
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#1 posted 09-25-2011 08:09 PM |
I have one just like it. I have really enjoyed mine for the last year or so. I do mostly resawing of hard woods with it and use 1/2" x 80" 3TPI blades. One thing you need to do if it's been sitting very long, order a new belt. Also check the pulley on lower wheel. This saw is famous for that pulley wobbling and getting egged out of shape. Sears doesn't sell or make that replacement pulley any more. The best way to fix it is to have it bored and a bushing installed with a keyway. Good Luck on your new toy! They are a really good saw for the price! -- Improvise.... Adapt...... Overcome! |
#2 posted 09-25-2011 09:02 PM |
Thanks for the input and the advice. The belt was something I hadn't even thought about. I will definitely add that to the list when I order parts. And I will be sure to check out the pully. I'm not sure how long it's been sitting but I'd rather order these items and have them to change than to be in the middle of a project and end up having to wait. Thanks! George |
#3 posted 09-26-2011 10:52 AM |
I had one of these for 18 years before I upgraded last year, it worked great for most projects. It was interesting because the who head moves when you cut an angle on it but once you get You did well. -- Anyone who isn't totally confused just doesn't understand the situation. |
#4 posted 09-26-2011 03:25 PM |
I've got the 14", had it for 35 years and it's still running. I don't resaw trees with it but for regular use it's great. -- The smell of wood, coffee in the cup, the wife let's me do my thing, the lake is peaceful. |
#5 posted 09-28-2011 03:17 PM |
See if Carter has blade guides for it, they will make for a great upgrade. I have them on a Skil bench top. -- Quando Omni Flunkus Moritati |
#6 posted 09-28-2011 05:06 PM |
I also have the same saw and was very disappointed for a long time. It was basically delegated to menial, non-precise work. I had been using multiple different blades over the years then I got the Wood Slicer Resaw blade from Highland Woodworking this past year. Now I love my bandsaw! I've had to replace a couple of the guide bearings, but that's it. You can get top quality guides for it, but they cost more than the saw. I now resaw 9" walnut without any effort and it's straight and smooth. It's a great saw for the money. -- - Kevin from Cincinnati. All my work is guaranteed: Three minutes or three feet; whichever comes first. |
#7 posted 09-29-2011 09:33 PM |
I have this exact saw, I took it off its base and built a mobile base and I love it, (the base is in my projects gallery) One question, would you happen to have the model number of the fence, as I dont have one and would like to try and find one. -- There is nothing wrong with America that cannot be cured by what is right with America. ~William J. Clinton |
#8 posted 05-09-2012 05:13 PM |
I just bought one of these off of CL sight unseen. The lady says her husband was a woodworker and mainly did furniture and didn't hardly use this as much as he anticipated. She said she could probably count on one hand how many times he used it. It probably just needs a little cleaning up. I'm really excited to pick it up this evening. My first bandsaw, I've been scouting CL twice a day for a month looking for something like this. Hopefully your's is still doing well for you. -- Grant - S/N Dakota |
#9 posted 08-08-2012 07:00 PM |
I just got one of these for free…need to replace the missing lower thrust bearing and come up with a fence of some kind. I'll definitely be looking into the Wood Slicer Blade mentioned above. -- Joe - - - something witty should go here - - - |
#10 posted 08-22-2012 06:35 PM |
I also got one for free. The previous owner did not want to try and fix the lower pulley problem, so he gave the saw to me. I took it apart and inspected everything, looks like it is all there, just need to figure out what to do for the pulley. I hope to put it all back together and have it work over the winter, this is a cold weekend's project for me. I was able to get all the frozen and rusted bolts out with an impact driver, so when I re-assemble it will be with stainless hex bolts to make things easier to service in the future. Mine has the electronics, so it will tell you the blade rpm's and the angle adjustment of the blade, seems nice and it all worked when I stripped it down. I was not able to cut b/c of the pulley, but I think I can improvise a pully from something else. Dave |
#11 posted 10-27-2012 12:58 AM |
I've never used a band-saw in my shop, but have been looking to try one for a while. Reviews about this Craftsman model were relatively positive and, since they are available and cheap, I kept my eye out for one. This month, I noticed this exact model on Craigslist for $75 just a few miles from my home being sold by the original owner. It included paperwork, manual, and fence. I picked it up and am pleased so far. I didn't care for the rather flimsy metal stand, so replaced it with a mobile wooden stand I fabricated to match the height of my work counter (which extends the table by 8'). Seems like a good "starter" unit, so I'm excited about putting it to use! -- Jeff, "The things I make may be for others, but how I make them is for me." |
#12 posted 10-27-2012 01:05 AM |
These are just classic tools. This Sears BS was sold by the thousands and they just have a cool look to them. Glad to hear they work well. I have a Ridgid 14inch BS but for some reason always admired that Sears saw. |
#13 posted 01-29-2014 12:10 AM |
anyone know what price these ran brand new? I'm looking at one on cl for $150 with less than 10hrs or work on it. Anyone think it's a good buy? |
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Night Clubs for older people???
Posted 21 June 2009 - 01:34 AM
So people.....do tell............Where does the 40-60 year old group hang out in Victoria? Surely there's at least one night club that has older people .....
We checked out the Irish Times tonight, but honestly, most people were closer to 90.
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And re Swans - do they have dancing there? I was thinking it was just a bar/lounge.
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Silver Threads?
And for those that can't make it into town, I hear J.J Morgans (McKenzie @ Cedar Hill) kicks it old school deep, deep into the afternoon...
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Thanks for all the suggestions. That's great!
And re Swans - do they have dancing there? I was thinking it was just a bar/lounge.
Yup was there Thursday lots of dancing. Livevictoria.com good source to seek your choice of music style.
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He probably means iPod touch, like the one I'm using right now.
Correct. When you see my spelling, capitalization, punctuation and grammar go to hell, you'll know I'm using the IPod. A micro-keyboard will dumb you down too.
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During the spring semester of my freshman year, I joined the Gamma Psi sorority. I never considered myself a "sorority girl," but I chose Gamma Psi because I had gotten to know a lot of the current members. They were all so kind, fun to be around and cared just as much about the events they were planning as they did about their schoolwork.
I also really enjoyed the activities they were involved in on campus and in the local community. I would see members of Gamma Psi all sitting together in the dining hall and participating in and hosting campus events, and I knew that I wanted to be a part of a group of such close-knit student leaders.
Joining Gamma Psi was one of the best decisions I have made because it has provided me with the opportunity to be involved in numerous activities on campus. Gamma Psi has also given me a group of lifelong friends who are extremely dependable.
Gamma Psi is a local sorority that was founded in 1995. A lot of current members still stay in touch with our founders, which just goes to show you how passionate Young Harris students and alumni are about the College and the organizations they are involved in.
I rushed Gamma Psi with eight other girls. It's hard to believe that when we began rushing, some of us didn't even know each other. Now, even with so much going on in our lives, we all still manage to get together and stay in touch at least once a week. We spend as much time together as possible. Even if we aren't always able to hang out, we know if we need someone, they'll be there in an instant to help.
In Gamma Psi, we try to be involved in all of the major events hosted by YHC. Some of these include Homecoming, Fall Fest and the Student Organization and Local Business Fair. Lots of organizations set up booths at Fall Fest with candy, crafts and games for kids in the community who come to campus to trick-or-treat before Halloween. Two years ago, we sold miniature pumpkins for attendees to decorate. It's a great way for us to interact with our campus and local communities while making our sorority's name known.
My favorite event Gamma Psi hosts at YHC is the Tacky Christmas Sweater Dance, which takes place at the end of the first semester. Students come dressed in silly Christmas ensembles and dance to holiday favorites. There's always a big turn out since it's one of the last events for students to see each other before winter break starts.
We also do philanthropy work for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. One October, we sold pink hair extensions to students who wanted to show their support for breast cancer awareness month. It was really awesome to see people walking around campus with the extensions in, and we were able to donate more than half of the proceeds to the foundation.
In addition to Gamma Psi, I was chosen to be a "sweetheart" in a local fraternity, Alpha Xi. I love having both a group of sisters and brothers who I can always count on. These are two truly unique Greek organizations, and I am blessed and honored to be a part of them. If you're interested in Greek life, it's important to explore all of your options and find which fraternity or sorority fits you best. Greek life is a great way to be more involved on campus and can give you the opportunity to gain leadership skills.
Being in Gamma Psi and Alpha Xi is like having family away from home. Both organizations have enhanced my YHC experience—each group has so much to offer. It's a bond that lasts forever with lifelong friends.
Until next week, Molly
The dreaded "freshman 15" is on the forefront of some students' minds even before they head off to college. I've found it's the sweets from the cafeteria and the snacking in your residence hall that can get you.
It's possible to fight back even if you are the pickiest eater in the world—like me. Whether you're interested in keeping your figure or building your body up, Young Harris provides multiple options for every student to stay in shape while having a good time.
One of the most obvious places to work out is the Recreation and Fitness Center. The facilities include a basketball court, an elevated track, a rock climbing wall, tons of fitness and weightlifting machines, a dance studio, locker rooms and the Balance Café, a healthy food and juice bar. There's a wide range of different machines students can use such as treadmills, ellipticals and bicycles. The great thing is, anyone can come and exercise whether you're the strongest guy on campus or just a small girl wanting to improve your endurance—all it takes to get access to the equipment is a swipe of your student ID at the front desk, and then you're good to go!
A lot of students take advantage of the awesome area surrounding campus by participating in outdoor activities. The YHC Outdoor Adventures program I mentioned a few weeks ago is one way to have fun outside. A lot of students gather on their own to play ultimate Frisbee and flag football out on the lawn. It's simple enough—just gather a group of friends, make teams and get moving. Another easy option to stay active is either going on a hike or taking a jog around campus. You can hook up your iPod and go run by yourself on the road or a nearby trail. On the other hand, if you like working with others towards the same goal, join a fitness group in the Recreation and Fitness Center. There are free group fitness classes like yoga, "Ab Attack" and more that aim to help students live healthier lifestyles.
Even if you're not interested in working out or playing sports, it is definitely still possible to stay in shape. Students at YHC walk all over the place. You may have a math class in the Brown Building on one side of the campus and then walk to the other side of campus for your computer class in the Office of Information Technology building. A final piece of advice for prospective students: Bring some comfortable walking shoes... I prefer Converse!
There's much to talk about when it comes to academics at Young Harris College. There are tons of majors and minors to choose from, and each class challenges you to think outside the box. There are endless avenues to explore like pre-class readings, and students get to have a close relationship with their professors. Don't get me wrong, college can get quite overwhelming, but with good time management and hard work, anyone can keep that perfect 4.0 GPA all year long.
I'm taking five core classes, all worth three hours each except for my First Year Foundations class that counts for two. YHC courses are different than the classes you took in high school, and it's important to take a course load that's manageable and not too overwhelming. Professors challenge their students by with fast-paced lectures and assignments that make them think. They expect things to get done because, ultimately, we're adults now.
The professors here work to make us more self-sufficient and responsible, so we'll succeed after graduation. YHC professors will help with anything you need as long as you go to them and ask. If you don't understand something, they'll clarify to the best of their ability. Each professor is different in personality and teaching style, but they're all there to teach their students everything they know. One of my favorite things about Young Harris is how small the classes are, which leads to more one-on-one attention and less distractions in class.
Attendance is another key to surviving college courses. If you don't attend frequently, you won't understand the information that was talked about in class. You'll feel behind and somewhat lost when you realize the class has simply gone on without you. I recommend a good night's rest and an alarm in the morning. I've found my alarm quite persistent on days I have those early 9 a.m. classes. Young Harris professors actually do keep track of your attendance because they want to see you succeed.
This past weekend, I went on an English department trip to Sylva, N.C. and Asheville, N.C. We visited multiple bookstores and ate at some amazing restaurants. One of my professors, Rosemary Royston, attended the event as well, and I got to know her and her family a little more. I had such a great time with her and the other professors. It just reminded me why I love Young Harris so much.
There has been a noticeable change in the air this week. I hate to say it, but summer is officially over and the cool fall weather is setting in. I can't be too upset by this because Young Harris is, without a doubt, the best place to be during this season.
Driving around town, I noticed a few leaves were already starting to change colors. Soon the mountains will be painted with hues of red, orange and yellow, and people on campus will slowly be bundling up in coats, scarves and boots. This is a great time to make a visit to YHC and witness the picturesque scenery for yourself!
There's a lot happening on campus during the fall. Family Weekend is always held when the leaves are at their peak, so families can enjoy the beautiful north Georgia mountain scenery. This is the perfect time for students to introduce their families to professors and give them an overall feel of life at YHC. I always love it when my mom and brother come to visit because they get to be around my friends and learn about new things going on at the College.
Another event YHC offers in the fall is Homecoming, which is my favorite weekend of the year because students, alumni and friends of the College are all a part of it. Everyone who loves YHC comes together to celebrate the opening home game of the Mountain Lions basketball teams. The weekend begins with a pep rally and huge bonfire to get everyone pumped up with school spirit. On Saturday, student organizations and local businesses parade floats through campus. For the past two years, I've participated in the parade. It's so much fun to decorate your float according to the theme of Homecoming and then have it displayed for everyone. Last year's theme was "A Blast from the Past," and the Student Government Association decorated our float with things that reminded us of our childhood such as Uno cards, cassettes and boy band names.
After the parade, the lawn in the middle of campus is set up with tables and everyone gathers for a delicious catered lunch. It's a great way for students to mingle with alumni and get to hear stories about past YHC adventures. After the picnic, everyone makes their way to the "Valley of Doom" for the men's and women's basketball games. There is so much energy built up for this event, it's hard not to get swept up in the excitement. Everyone is cheering on the beloved Mountain Lions, hoping for a victory to kick off the season!
Summer may be over, but the change of fall is bringing a lot of excitement to YHC. I can't wait for the crisp mountain air and vibrant leaves to attract new and old friends to the mountains.
This past summer, I participated in YHC's Summer Session for the second time. The program usually runs from mid-June to mid-July, and it's a great way for returning students to stay ahead on credit hours and improve their GPA. It can also be beneficial to freshmen who want to experience the college lifestyle a little early, get acclimated with the campus and dive in to classes.
I chose to enroll in summer classes so I could lighten my load a little during the normal academic year. YHC is known for their small class sizes and professors who truly care about their students, and this is exemplified even more during Summer Session.
During my first Summer Session in 2012, I enrolled in "Elementary Spanish II" and "Introduction to the Solar System." My Spanish class had only two other people in it. I was able to ask all of the questions I needed to in order to understand the material, and our professor was extremely accommodating to our needs since there were so few of us in the class. It was truly the ideal learning environment because we got so much extra attention.
In my astronomy class, we had several outdoor labs at the YHC Observatory located at Brasstown Valley Resort. Since it was summertime, we were able to view an entirely different set of constellations than the students who took the course in the fall or spring—another unique experience for Summer Session students.
I recently took "Intermediate Spanish I" and "Introduction to Human Communication." Both classes had fairly small class sizes, and my professors were willing to go above and beyond to ensure we understood the course information.
Since Summer Session at YHC is only a month long, it can be fairly fast paced. I wouldn't recommend taking more than six credit hours since it's such a short amount of time, but the experience as a whole is definitely worth it. In addition to classes, the program offers students a rare opportunity to explore campus and the local community during the quiet of summer.
On the first day of Summer Session, every student gets a T-shirt and a list of activities the College has planned for students while they are on campus. This year's activities included a free wing night at a local restaurant, a ticket to the Taste of Southern Highlands (a local tasting event to raise money for charity), several free movie nights and even a trip to see the Atlanta Braves play!
During this time, the campus generally has a more relaxed feel. The campus is less crowded, so it's a great time to get to know other students and make new friends. One of my absolute favorite things to do after class was go out on Lake Chatuge on my boyfriend's boat. It was a nice way to unwind in between going to class and studying. I even learned how to wakeboard this summer!
YHC Summer Session was one of my favorites times at the College, and I highly recommend it to new and returning students. It's a great way to get ahead on credit hours and, trust me, it certainly can improve your GPA. You never know what rare and exciting opportunities Summer Session has to offer because each year is different.
One of the most important aspects of enjoying college to the fullest is having an active social life. Whether that's being involved in clubs or hanging out with newfound friends, there's plenty to do on campus even when you have no plans at all.
Take me, for example. I'm somewhat shy when it comes to trying new things and putting myself out there. Surprisingly, though, Young Harris has been able to open me up to being more adventurous. That being said, I decided to join some clubs in order to get involved, and one really caught my eye. It was the G.A.M.I.N.G. (Grand Association of Mountain Lions Interested in Nerd Gaming) Club, created this year by my friend Rachel. Like the name implies, we simply play all types of video games on various consoles and have a great time hanging out together. Whether it's Mario Kart on the Wii or Call of Duty on the Xbox, anyone can come and play. Things get quite competitive in the room, but everyone finds a way to share, even when things get tough. If anyone's interested, the meetings are Monday nights from 7-9 p.m. in Myers Student Center. Even if you aren't that great at gaming, come anyway! You'll meet tons of new people who share a common interest and will gladly help someone who doesn't know quite how to play.
Likewise, there are multiple groups on campus that plan events every week in order to keep the students involved. One major group that plans activities is the Campus Activities Board (CAB). The work this group has done thus far has blown me away. Out of the events they've had, I've attended two Coffee House events, a lip sync contest, an '80s prom and a glow party. Each was extremely fun and gave me time to hang out with my friends. Plus, there's other events I heard were amazing like the Toga Party, the Foam Party, the root beer float stand and the poster sale. Everyone on campus knows the things CAB hosts are a blast and provide plenty of memories with friends.
Other aspects of the campus community like the YHC Outdoor Adventures program, Greek life, and residence life each have their own and provide the opportunity to get involved and have the time of your life.
YHC Outdoor Adventures mainly focuses on getting students outdoors and enjoying the beauty of the campus and the mountains. I attended a picnic a few weekends ago with my friend and had an awesome time. We played volleyball and had a cookout afterwards. Greek Life offers a social outlet for students on campus, while promoting scholarship and philanthropy. Lastly, the resident assistants in each of the residence halls plan events for students living under their care. It's a perfect way to meet your neighbors and get along with them better. In The Towers, a few RAs hosted a cool "Create Your Own Dream Catcher" event.
I encourage current and prospective students to get involved on campus because it makes the whole experience more interesting and less stressful. There's something for everyone at YHC.
Where has this year gone? I just finished 50 percent of my college career! Can I give you some advice? Enjoy every single minute because it sure does fly by. It seems like just yesterday I was sitting in the big white rocking chairs in front of Appleby Center at 4 a.m. waiting to begin START Orientation.
This year has been busy, but it has also been amazing. I am one step closer to graduation and medical school, but I am not quite sure whether to be happy, sad, nostalgic or indifferent. The people at YHC truly are my family, and this year's tears were even worse than last year's. I had to say goodbye to friends that I had gotten to know deeply over the last two years. Brothers, sisters, friends and buddies all walked across that stage at Commencement this year, and I cannot help but reflect on the memories we shared together.
I hope you have enjoyed reading this blog each week. I know that I have enjoyed writing it. I hope you all have a great summer, and hopefully I will run into someone next year that actually read some of my blogs!
I just got an email from a wonderfully kind alumnus thanking me for writing this blog. So sir, if you are reading this, I thank you for your praise. Have a great summer, folks.
Peace, Corey
Summer is finally here! Well, it's actually just finals week but still... summer! Even though my schedule is jam packed with things to do, I can see the light at the end of the tunnel, and that is the only thing that keeps me going. Finals week is usually the most stressful time of the entire year. Everything is due the week before, and then the actual tests are given the next week. Many people end up pulling all-nighters. I'll admit that I've pulled a couple myself during freshman year. That was the worst mistake ever. Even though I got my paper done and completed my study guide, I could not remember anything that I had looked at the night before because I was so tired. I literally fell asleep during my test. I would never suggest pulling an all-nighter. What you need to do is take naps every once in a while. What I usually do is study for two hours, and then I take a 30-minute nap. Obviously you can change it to fit your lifestyle, but that's what works for me.
There are actually ways to not stress out over everything. Time management is the most important skill for a college student to learn. If you learn this, you will not be as stressed as you would have been otherwise. I wish someone would have told me about time management years ago. It took me three years to understand how to do it. There is a difference between knowing that you have to do it and knowing how to do it.
Summer is my absolute favorite time of year—the sun is shining, we get to go on the boat and I can sit by the pool with no worries in the world. However, I am going to miss everyone over the summer. My friends and I spend every day together for eight months, and then we don't see each other at all for three months.
It saddens me to say, but this will be my last blog for the semester. It has been a blast writing and telling everyone what goes on at Young Harris College. Although I mostly wrote about things in my life, they are things that almost every other student on the YHC campus can relate to. The stress, the fun, the good times and the bad—it happens to us all. College is what you make it, so make it your best.
Thank you for reading along,
God bless,
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Tags: color blocked jeans, Garance Doré, low rise jeans, MiH Jeans, nyfw, patchwork jeans, skinny jeans, spring 2013, spring style tips, two-tone jeans
Hot off the runway and the red carpet, navy blue is trending big time. Last weekend, we saw hot celebs like Jennifer Lawrence and Amanda Seyfried vamping it up in navy blue gowns at the SAG Awards this past weekend. We don't blame the world for loving navy blue. After all, it so closely resembles our favorite dark washed jeans, no? Want to know how you can wear the navy trend with jeans? See our style inspirations.
Matt Navy Wayfarer /Crystal Gazer Cuff / RED Valentino Bow Pocket Jean / Edie Woven Satchel
Robert Lee Morris Soho Gol Cuff / MIH Jeans Paris Cropped / Madewell Billie Boot in Cadet
House of Harlow 1960 Pyramid Necklace /AG Adriano Goldschmied Ankle Leggig / Jimmy Choo "Clue" Slingback
—Kathy Ng
Tags: celebrity fashion, fashion trends, navy blue, Red Carpet
We've got to say, double denim (or the Canadian Tuxedo, if you will), is sort of a standard for us at this point. We don't bat an eyelash if we're strolling through Brooklyn and spot someone stylishly sporting this mono-denim combo. WWD says it's only just getting revved up, though, and it may be that the two-toned denim-on-denim trend is about to streamline into same-wash territory. Excited? Horrified? Either way, click through to see their slide show and figure out whether this trend progression is for you.
—Michelle Christina Larsen
Tags: Canadian Tuxedo, Denim On Denim, denim trends 2013, double denim, WWD
Wearing jeans to the holiday party wasn't always okay, but we've entered into an era where your favorite jeans might be more fit for late night attire that your LBD. Let's roll with it! Below are some ferocious and fun printed and patterned jeans that will upgrade your look from vanilla to vavoom.
1. Current/Elliott The Ankle velvet-flocked skinny jeans 2. DL1961 Bag Snob Emma Black Tie Substitute Jeans 3. Moto Laser Print Jamie Jeans
4. AG Adriano Goldschmied Super Skinny Coated Legging Jeans 5. Paige Denim Leaf Print Skyline Skinny Jeans 6. Current/Elliott The Stiletto Jeans
Which are your favorites? Come hang out with us on facebook and let us know!
—Michelle Christina Larsen
Tags: christmas party, metallic denim, office party, party clothes, patterned jeans, printed denim, printed jeans, wear denim to work, what to wear to a holiday party
When someone says "effortlessly chic", one of the first things we imagine are the perfect pair of boyfriend jeans, worn with a great top and some killer heels. We think Fashionvibe has the right idea with this look: she adds sunnies and oversized earrings to the mix for a look that no one wants to mess with. One step up? The sweater and jeans are embellished with playful sprays of flat-back gem action. Don't forget to cuff!
On a boyfriend jeans kick? Shop some of our favorite pairs below.
1. J Brand Denim Aioki Distressed Cropped Boyfriend Jeans 2. Current/Elliott The Boyfriend cropped straight-leg jeans 3. MiH Jeans Phoebe mid-rise boyfriend-fit jeans
Images via Fashionvibe.
—Michelle Christina Larsen
Tags: boyfriend jeans, cuffed jeans, current elliott jeans, drop crotch jeans, how to wear boyfriend jeans, J Brand Jeans, MiH Jeans
Raleigh Denim is the hot topic of conversation in the denim industry, fresh off the launch of their first downtown NYC denim boutique and a gorgeous spring 2013 presentation. While the buzz of having an in-house ferris wheel and insane interior architecture is keeping them on the tongues of every denim-lover in town, there's also a matter of amazing new styles we can't wait to get our hands on. A spectrum of dark-wash high waisted jeans and jean shorts for women are imminent. Some styles are softer and more romantic, while others are as crisp as can be.
Stay tuned for photos from the Raleigh Denim NYC store opening party & more from their SS13 line.
Model photos by Tim Lytvinenko. Showroom photos by Michelle Christina Larsen.
—Michelle Christina Larsen
Tags: high-rise, high-rise denim, high-waisted jeans, high-waisted shorts, Raleigh Denim, raw denim
Colored denim, printed denim, coated denim… all of these are exciting and coveted developments in the ever-expanding choices the denim industry has to offer as of late. But one trend we're all over? Gradient jeans. Also called ombre, they provide 2-in-1 color that fades in a chic and subtle way from the hip to the ankle. Style blogger Coline shows off her black-to-grey pair with some a beanie and black ankle boots. Rock on!
See the full look below:
Want a pair? They're available at Mon Showroom for $76.70.
—Michelle Christina Larsen
Tags: dark-wash jeans, faded jeans, gradient jeans, grunge style, ombre jeans, style blogger
Don't get us wrong, color blocking and high contrast are both excellent ways to make an outfit pop—but sometimes going the understated route can make the biggest impact. Monochromatic styling requires a bit of bravery (done incorrectly, it could get costume-y), as well as like-hued items to mix and match. If you're into this look, check our tips below on pulling it off with your favorite jeans this fall—and check out Nasty Gal's newest lookbook for more ideas.
Acid Trip Skinny Jeans / Bonitas Cutoff Shorts
1. Colored jeans are a shoe-in for this style! After all, you're more likely to find a top to go with your over-dyed lilac denim than your destroyed dark wash skinnies.
2. Mix textures and variations on your chosen color to keep from looking like a children's book character. A solid top with acid wash jeans or a printed top with smooth, non-distressed flares will keep you looking chic.
3. Stick with neutral hues to start if you're unsure: a heather grey is a perfect launch point!
Want the jeans above? You can have them! You're welcome.
—Michelle Christina Larsen
Tags: acid wash jeans, cut off shorts, fall trend, monochromatic, monochrome, nasty gal
Fashion never stops, and it never waits until Spring 2013 to try on the hottest looks inspired street style stars. Personal style superstar Leandra Medine of the Manrepeller blog has proclaimed that it's all about the Statement Pants. We couldn't agree more! We think some Statement Jeans are in order, actually, so we've compiled a hit list of great jeans on Shopbop to get you on the fast track for bold street style admiration. Oh, and you're welcome.
Joe's Jeans Chantilly Lace / MOTHER The Looker Gold Rush Baby / Siwy Hannah On The Dance Floor
Marc by Marc Jacobs Standard Supply / Maison Scotch Mademoiselle Cropped / Paige Denim Polka Dot
7 For All Mankind Jacquard Skinny / DL1961 Bag Snob Emma / J Brand Tan Brocade Flocked Jeans
Lead images via Glamour and The Sartorialist.
—Kathy Ng Hassan
Tags: fall jeans, Shopbop, skinny jeans, statement jeans, statement pants, Transitional Denim, transitional fashion, transitional style, trendy jeans, what to wear, where to find jeans


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Drop legal suit against Malaysiakini, Najib
Aliran is appalled by the legal suit instituted by Prime Minister Najib Razak and Umno Baru against news portal Malaysiakini over readers' comments published on the site.
Aliran is appalled by the legal suit instituted by Prime Minister Najib Razak and Umno Baru against news portal Malaysiakini over readers' comments published on the site.
The Home Ministry's denial of publishing permits for Malaysiakini and FZ Daily is a gross affront to the people's democratic right to freedom of the press and freedom of expression.
A Malaysian news weekly has been suspended indefinitely by the Home Ministry, apparently for an article criticising overspending by the country's 'first couple', says Seapa.
Aliran condemns the Home Ministry's indefinite suspension of the English-language news weekly, apparently over a front-page article about the allegedly spendthrift habits of the PM and his wife.
Aliran hails the Court of Appeal's decision to dismiss the Home Ministry and government's appeal against a High Court judgment granting Malaysiakini the right to publish a print edition.
Many media systems in this world – certainly those in oppressive regimes that thrive on disunity – have no real conception of what genuine public service is, writes Zaharom Nain.
Repressive legal controls on the media are firmly in place in Malaysia – and they are not about to be loosened at any point soon, says Zaharom Nain.
The excessive reaction resorted to by Utusan Malaysia and other Malay-based groups over the fair criticism made by AirAsia X chief executive Azran Osman Rani is disturbing and worrying.
The normally compliant mainstream media dropped all pretence of trying to be socially responsible newspapers in the run-up to the general election, observes Mustafa K Anuar.
Aliran views with grave concern and consternation the bold banner headline that recently 'graced' the rabid Utusan Malaysia in an outrageous manner, screaming, 'What else do the Chinese want?'


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"A provocative book detailing who among our Founding Fathers participated in such clandestine activities as piracy, drug running, smuggling, slave trading, and multinationalism, and those in our nation's highest office who have also practiced and benefited from these same illegal activities right up to the 21st century. . . . An intriguing view of some of the planet's puppeteers." --Robert R. Hieronimus, Ph.D., author of America's Secret Destiny Secret Societies… (più)
Editore: Destiny Books (24 Febbraio 2003)
Format: EPUB
Numero di pagine: 336 pagine
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Thoughts about setup and deployment issues, WiX, XNA, the .NET Framework and Visual Studio
All postings are provided AS IS with no warranties, and confer no rights. Additionally, views expressed herein are my own and not those of my employer, Microsoft.
Rob Mensching announced on his blog last week that WiX v3.5 is now in escrow mode, which means that there were zero active bugs when the v3.5.2325 build was produced, and the final release of WiX v3.5 will be happening very soon. If no showstopper bugs are found and fixed, this build will be the final build of WiX v3.5.
If you are using WiX to create Windows Installer packages for your products, I strongly encourage you to upgrade to this build of WiX v3.5 and help the WiX virtual team validate that this build is ready to be declared the final WiX v3.5 build. Here are a couple of links to help get you started:
Is there a GUI for Wix already?
Hi ArthurZ - The WiX toolset includes Votive, which is a Visual Studio package that lets you create and build WiX projects in the VS IDE. You can see more information about Votive at wix.sourceforge.net/votive.html. Votive does not include visual designers for creating installers though, so you will still need to author some XML when using Votive.
The "visual designers for creating installers" is exactly the kind of a tool I actually lack.


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Oakland leads 1-0 (as of 8/19)
Game 1: Tuesday, August 19 | ||
NY Mets | 2 | Final |
Oakland | 6 | |
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Game 2: Wednesday, August 20 | ||
NY Mets | 8 | Final |
Oakland | 5 | |
Recap »Boxscore » |
10:05 PM ET, August 19, 2014
O.co Coliseum, Oakland, California
After the Oakland Athletics bolstered their rotation with two high-profile trades prior to the non-waiver deadline, many figured they would cruise to the AL West crown.
Despite a season-worst losing streak that caused them to fall out of first place for the first time since April, the A's are confident they can regroup.Oakland looks to avoid a sixth straight defeat as Scott Kazmir seeks a career-best 14th victory in Tuesday night's series opener with the visiting New York Mets.The A's (73-51) acquired starters Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel from the Chicago Cubs on July 4 and made another big splash July 31 when they dealt slugger Yoenis Cespedes to Boston for Jon Lester.They were alone in first place from April 28 through Saturday, when the Los Angeles Angels slipped ahead of them. Lester then suffered his first defeat since the trade, giving up four runs in six innings of a 4-3 loss to Atlanta on Sunday.Oakland has dropped seven of eight, but the attitude has remained positive."Guys are competing, we just aren't getting results right now," Lester said. "This team's too good to stay in this funk."After a 1-6 road trip, the A's head home for two against the Mets and a crucial three-game set with the Angels beginning Friday. Oakland is a major league-best 21-7 at home since June 17."This was not a good trip, so we've got to get home and we've got to regroup," manager Bob Melvin said. "It will be good to get home in front of our crowd. They're usually good for us."Kazmir (13-5, 2.78 ERA) has gone 7-2 with a 2.34 ERA at O.co Coliseum but hasn't been very effective in two starts there this month, yielding nine runs and 15 hits in 12 2/3 innings. He was better on the road Wednesday, allowing three runs in seven innings of a 3-0 loss to Kansas City."I felt good. I was able to add and subtract from my fastball, but the important thing was I was getting my changeup back," Kazmir said. "That's positive going forward, definitely."He'll try again to surpass his career high for victories, first set in 2007 with Tampa Bay, against the club which made the left-hander a first-round pick in 2002 and handed him his worst start this year. Kazmir gave up seven runs and eight hits -- including three homers -- in three innings of a 10-1 loss to New York on June 24.The Mets (59-67) didn't have that type of offense during a four-game split with the Cubs, being held to four hits in each contest. They fell 4-1 on Monday as they matched a franchise record with fewer than five hits for the fifth straight game."Maybe they're swinging too much," manager Terry Collins said. "It's trying not to do too much, just try to put the barrel on the baseball."New York has provided Dillon Gee only five runs of support over his last six starts.Gee (4-5, 3.69) is 0-4 with a 5.60 ERA during that span. He gave up four runs and walked a season worst-tying four in six innings of Thursday's 4-1 loss to Washington."The command's been on and off and I just keep working on it," said Gee, who has issued 13 walks in his last 22 1/3 innings. "There's nothing really I can pinpoint that's making that a problem."The right-hander had a career-high six walks in his only start against the A's, giving up four runs in four innings of a 7-3 loss in 2011.Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Gameday Matchup
New York | Oakland | |
Night | 48-61 | 56-48 |
Grass | 79-83 | 86-70 |
Current Streak | W2 | W1 |
Last 10 | 6-4 | 5-5 |
Pitching Matchup
Gameday Lineups
NO. | New York | Oakland |
1. | J. Lagares, CF | C. Crisp, CF |
2. | C. Granderson, RF | J. Jaso, DH |
3. | D. Wright, 3B | J. Donaldson, 3B |
4. | L. Duda, 1B | B. Moss, LF |
5. | T. d'Arnaud, DH | S. Vogt, 1B |
6. | E. Campbell, LF | D. Norris, C |
7. | W. Flores, 2B | J. Reddick, RF |
8. | R. Tejada, SS | A. Callaspo, 2B |
9. | A. Recker, C | E. Sogard, SS |
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