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Recent answers to I downloaded the add-on that allows you to have your homepage when you open a new tab. However it still hasn't changed to google, and I have restarted Firefox?https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/9478752013-01-21T12:30:28-08:00hello, this looks like a problem possibly caused by adware on your pc. please go to firefox > add2013-01-21T12:30:28-08:00philipphttps://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/947875#answer-400235
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y 1966 F. M. GILKERSON 3,252,231
SPONGE RUBBER FILLER FOR SHOES Filed Jan. 7, 1965 /A/VE/ /TOR: FRANCIS M. GILKERSON) HTTOENEKS United States Patent 3,252,231 SPONGE RUBBER FILLER FOR SHOES Francis M. Gilkerson, 5029 N. Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wis. Filed Jan. 7, 1965, Ser. No. 423,948 4 Claims. (Cl. 362.5)
The present invention relates generally to the shoe art, and more particularly to novel self-leveling bottom filler construction for shoes.
In most shoe factories, bottom filling is considered as a relatively unimportant part of the shoe making process. However, there are few, if any, operations that can do affect the wear and comfort of a shoe more than this simple operation of properly filling the cavity created by the inseam channel andridge, or the lasted over upper of the flat lasted shoe.
Inasmuch as bottom cavity of a shoe can and does vary in depth due to inaccurate inseam trimming or the thickness of upper and lining materials Within the accepted tolerances of the shoe making art, the bottom filler should be adjustable within these tolerances.
Present fillers, especially those made from sheet materials such as sponge and foam rubber, have the ability to be compressed in the shoe making process, but have a tendency to spring back to their original thickness when the last is removed on the completion of the shoe making process. This springing back into the original thickness in many cases will cause the insole to be forced upward into the shoe, causing the shoe to lose part of its capacity and make one shoe tighter than the other. If this occurs with a very light or thin insole, the result is .a burning sensation to the bottom of the foot when the shoe is being worn. Often, in a pair of shoes, one shoe will be very comfortable while the other will be too uncomfortable to be worn.
The purpose of the present invention is to provide a shoe filler with sufiicient self-leveling capacity to properly fill the bottom cavity of welt or flat lasted shoes without creating the possibility of having the insole settle and become rough or lumpy because of too little filler or having the insole buckle upward when the last is removed from the shoe because the filler is too thick for the cavity. The self-leveling filler described herein can, and will, eliminate the above-mentioned conditions because the filler will adjust within its own dimension to the allowable variations in the shoe making process.
The present self-leveling bottom filler is designed to have a shape determining and shape retaining layer having one side flat to fit the outsole of the shoe, the opposite side having a series of raised projections separated by grooves or channels, these channels or grooves being of sufficient widthand depth between the ridges so that the ridges cannot be compressedenough to close the channels. Therefore, the ridge can be compressed if the cavity varies from the desired thickness or depth within the tolerance of the art, thus preventing the insole from-being forced up into the choe when the last is removed. At the same time, the ridges are sufiiciently high to keep" the insole from being forced into a compressed lumpy condition during wear.
Hence, a general object of the present invention is to provide a self-leveling bottom filler for shoes having the desirable characteristics just stated in the preceding paragraph.
Another object is to provide a self-leveling bottom filler which is efiectively comfortable for the normal life of the shoe.
The foregoing and other .objects and advantages are apparent from the following description taken with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIGURE 1 is a top plan view of a precut or formed self-leveling bottom filler for the forepart of a shoe constr-ucted in accordance with the teachings of the present invention;
FIGURE 2 is an enlarged longitudinal vertical crosssectional view taken on substantially the line 22 of FIGURE 1;
FIGURE 3 is a top plan view of a conventional insole;
FIGURE 4 is a vertical transverse cross-sectional view through the forepart of a welt shoe illustrating the present filler between outsole and insole;
FIGURE 5 is a top plan view of an insole having air holes; and
FIGURE 6 is a view similar to FIGURE 4 including the insole of FIGURE 5.
Referring to the drawings more particularly by reference numerals, in FIGURES 1 and 2 there is shown a filler member 10 constructed in accordance with the principles of the present invention. The filler member 10 is illustrated formed for the forepart of a shoe, but it may extend the full length of a shoe. The filler member 10 is of sponge rubber, or other suitable material, and includes alternating longitudinal ridges 12 and channels 14. The ridges 12 and the channels 14 are each substantially an eighth to a quarter of an inch in width, although this spacing need not be the same, an important point being that the channels or grooves 14 should be wide enough to permit depression of the bordering ridges 12 Without complete closure of the channels 14. Preferably, the ridges 12 and channels 14 extend generally longitudinally of the filler member 10 and of a shoe, but they may lie in other directions, as transversely, if greater .flexibility is desired.
In FIGURE 4, the filler member 10 is shown as part of a welt shoe, FIGURE 4 being a transverse cross-section through the forepart or vamp of the shoe. As is clear and well known in the shoe industry, the-filler member 10 is disposed on the upper surface of an out-sole 16 and beneath the lower surface of an insole 18. Hence, the lower surface 20 of the filler member 10 is substantially flat. A lining 22, the vamp portion 24 of an upper, a welt 26 and stitching 28 complete the illustrated portion of the shoe.
It will be noted that the ridges 12 will spread slightly under pressure from the insole 18 should the space between the insole 18 and outsole 16 be less than the thickness or depth of the ridges 12, rather than push the insole 18 upwardly into an undesirable bulge. The tolerances of manufacture of shoes will result in this shall-ow depth from time to time. However, the ridges 12 are of sufificient height above the bottoms of the grooves or channels 14 to permit this slight depression and .allow for further depression in use of the shoe by a wearer without filling up the channels 14 and without, in effect or actually, assuming a compressed, lumpy condition during wear. Sponge rubber, foam rubber, or the like, will return to the original shape repeatedly over along period of time.
In FIGURES 5 and 6, the insole 18' includes apertures 30 which permit air to pass into the channels 14 of the filler member 10. In Walking, a mild bellows action sets up, which is elfective in cooling the feet and drying moist socks or stockings.
It is apparent that there has been provided a self-leveling bottom filler construction for shoes which fulfills the objects and advantages sought therefor.
It is to be understood that the foregoing description and the accompanying drawing have been given by way of Jr illustration and example. It is also to be understood that changes in form of the elements, rearrangement of parts, and substitution of equivalent elements, which will be obvious to those skilled in the art, are contemplated as within the scope of the present invention which is limited only by the claims which follow.
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i 1. A self-leveling resilient bottom filler for shoes comprising a shape retaining layer fiat on one side, the opposite side having a series of alternate ridges and grooves extending substantially the full length of the filler, said grooves being deep enough and wide enough to allow the ridges to be compressed in substantial part thereint-o without closing the same, said ridges being of substantially the same height.
2. In combination, a shoe comprisingan outsole, an insole, an upper, and a bottom filler member between said insole and outsole, said bottom filler member being of resilient material and including spaced projections extending substantially the full length of the filler and yieldingly supporting said insole, said projections being of substantially the same height and being spaced apart sufiiciently to prevent assumption of a compressed lumpy relation during wear of the shoe.
3. In combination, a shoe comprising an outsole, an insole, an upper, and a resilient bottom filler member, said insole having spaced apertures therein, said filler member having spaced ridges engaging said insole and channels between said ridges, some apertures in said insole being disposed over said channels so that air enters said channels, said ridges yielding and returning to supporting form in wear of :the shoe to effect va bellows action in respect to drawing air into and expelling it from said channels.
4. The combination of claim 3 in which the channels are sufliciently wide to prevent compressed ridges from wholly closing the same.
References Cited by the Examiner UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,785,410 12/1930 Gilkerson 36-30 X 2,347,207 4/ 1944 Mar-golin 363 2,405,224 8/1946 Margolin 3630 2,546,296 3/1951 'Braun 36-30 X 3,125,816 3/1964 Gartner 362.5
FRANK J. COHEN, Primary Examiner.
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God is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything
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'This is easily the most impressive of the present crop of atheistic and anti-theistic books: clever, broad, witty and brilliantly argued.' - Sydney Morning Herald .
Christopher Hitchens has been hailed as 'one of the most brilliant journalists of our time' (UK Observer ). Here he makes the ultimate case against organised religion.
In God is Not Great , Hitchen tweezes through the major religious texts with forensic shrewdness. With chapters entitled Religion Kills', and Is Religion Child Abuse?', he fearlessly argues for a secular life based on science and reason, tarring religion as man-made wish-thinking. He documents the ways in which religion is a cause of dangerous sexual repression and a distortion of our origins in the cosmos; in Hitchen's vision, hell is replaced by the Hubble telescope's view of the universe, and Moses and the burning bush give way to the double helix. Principally, Hitchens argues that the concept of an omniscient God has profoundly damaged humanity, and proposes that the world might be a great deal better off without 'Him'.
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Rutland County residents are invited to submit a 90-second video to the stations Show Us Funny video contest in hopes of winning the grand prize of a new Vixia HD digital video recorder. The winner will be featured with other finalists in a live taping May 7.
Anything goes, but (depending on the subject) PEGTV will make any final decisions if to show it online, said Stacy Kent, marketing and outreach coordinator at PEGTV. Residents will be able to vote for their favorite videos and a three-person panelist will chose the final winner.
It can be something they filmed 20 years ago as well as something they went out and produced, Kent said. They just have to be 90 seconds or less.
Kent said PEGTV created an events committee this year charged with getting their name out there more by sponsoring events and holding contests.
Its name recognition, she said. We want to let the public know that this is for them.
For the contest, Kent said they were inspired by Americas Funniest Home Videos.
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The picture I posted above isn't a wive's tale, it's an illustration of the poor choice's being made by gun manufacturers (and a warning that minimum wage monkeys will happily install obviously bad parts into your gun). MIM is as good or as bad as the subcontractor's quality control, but it's a process and like any process, it's a good choice for some things and a dumb choice for others.
If you look at the trigger strut I posted, the end is supposed to a round ball shape. It's not broken, the material did not fill the mold. I know because it is flash chromed, and the jagged end is chrome plated across it's complete surface
MIM has two main defect modes: the one above (air voids in the mold) and the second is caused when the powder/glue mix is not completely homogenous, like there are powder clumps (like cake batter that isn't beat long enough). Those can't properly fuse when firing. so they leave a weak point.
Bottom line, long thin pieces are not a good choice for MIM unless the QC is absolutely immaculate or the part is X-rayed post manufacture like they do with MIM aircraft parts.
Gun makers insist on using it for everything, so thin pieces (like extractors) had a lot of early failures and safety levers too. They are not only thin, they are subject to a lot of twisting torque.
The thing about MIM is the part gets baked then goes into the product. If it has a defect, it doesn't fail until the end user gets it. With parts machined from tool steel, if there is a defect in the bar stock, it will probably break when subject to the milling of the piece.
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Wow that has been an interesting read between you two. Picked up some good info. I'd have to say kvtcomo kinda hit the nail on the head though. Yes some MIM parts are bad and yet some have proven to hold up quite well. Without having more data to compare more parts then just the one, doesn't give enough sufficient data vs non MIM parts. I wish there was more evidence where someone takes two identical guns, one with MIM parts and one that isn't, puts a bunch of rounds down range, strips both guns to see the wear on both parts. Only then will we get a better idea how good the tolerances on MIM parts are. Bountyhunter I think you make a good argument as well. This is a big debate on any forum I have read. It comes down to an case by case basis, some 1911's made with MIM parts hold up well and some don't. My interest for my Sig is really more of a personal preference. I want my CRUCIAL parts that get a lot of torque/stress not to be MIM. My sole concern at this point from any data I have gathered about Sig Sauers and their MIM parts is the ambi safety. I will replace it shortly more as a peace of mind scenario.
Thanks for all the replies guys.
I prefer MIM parts. Just because they are supposed to fail and they don't. Until my 1911's start breaking I wont be convinced otherwise.
No matter how "good" MIM parts have become, they have a deserved bad rep from their early days. As perhaps most of us know, a rep is something that dies a very slow death. To those who wish to replace any part that is even suspected of being MIM is understandable. Afterall, for someone who is depending upon his firearm to save his life, there can be no limit on the quality of parts in use. I know of a couple of friends who have spent more on "upgraded" parts and custom work than they did on the original gun.


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The Kalamazoo Book Arts Center's newest class offerings will take us from Winter into Spring. In this short, four month span, when Michigan goes from icey to in-bloom, you can explore a variety of papermaking, printmaking and surface design workshops. Try new bookbinding techniques like Long-Stitch and Star Accordion Binding, or come to the Open Book Studio to finish a project or review what you learned from a previous class. To solve the question of what to put in a book, we have poetry and journal writing classes. Shake off the winter doldrums and welcome the wonders of spring this year with a class at the KBAC!
Classes make great gifts for the creative people on your list. Join us on Facebook for class updates and pictures too.
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Winter/Spring 2015Workshops
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Instructor: Elizabeth King/ Members $67.50, Non-members $75
Saturday, March 7, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
This class was offered for the first time in 2014 and we had so much fun it's being offered again! Encaustigraphics look like stained glass, but with only a fraction of the weight. Easy to make with readily available materials, they can be cut, pierced and shaped into flat or structural forms with simple methods like hand or machine sewing, wiring or taping. The best part is that you can use any image to create them – photographs, drawings, paintings, sketchbook details or just abstract colors and designs. This class will teach you the basic method for making e-graphics and then explore ways to use them in colorful, luminous works of art like books, window hangings, jewelry or sculptures. Experienced students can bring their own images to work with, or explore various armatures for displaying their creations. Visit encaustigraphics.com for more information.
Playing with Pastels NEW CLASS AND INSTRUCTOR
Instructor: Melody Allen/ Members $31.50, Non-members $35
Wednesday, March 18, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The beauty of pastels is undeniable. How are they layered? How do you get such detail? How? How? How? If you've thought of giving pastels a try then Playing with Pastels is a great opportunity. In this new KBAC class local artist Melody Allen will introduce basic pastel techniques that can be used to suit your individual style. This class will give you the confidence to pursue pastels further in your art explorations.
Finding Your Creative Voice NEW CLASS AND INSTRUCTOR
Instructor: Joan Larsen/ Members $67.50, Non-members $75
Saturday, March 28, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Do you love art but aren't sure where to go next? Through journaling, this workshop will help you explore your creative journey – past, present and future! You'll work on finding and focusing on your artistic abilities. You'll discover your artistic messages. And, in finding your creative voice, you'll move forward in your artistic journey.
Long-Stitch Binding NEW CLASS
Instructor: Crystal Shaulis / Members $31.50, Non-members $35
Thursday, April 2, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Learn how to bind a book using the long and chain-stitch technique, a binding that dates all the way back to medieval Germany. Who would've thought this style would still look as hip today? With this method, the paper sections of your book will be sewn directly through the spine, allowing your stitch-work to be visible and incorporated into the overall design. Beginners welcome.
Open Book Studio 2 NEW CLASS
Instructor: KBAC Staff / Members $22.50, Non-members $25 each session
Wednesday, April 8, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
This open studio experience allows you to use all of the KBAC equipment and instructor knowledge to complete a book that you've got in your UFO pile at home. No we're not talking about space aliens. We mean those UnFinished Objects. Get those books done! Bring in a book (or two) and get help turning them into beauties with purpose rather than just paper with intention. Supplies, if needed, will be available for purchase in the KBAC store.
Paper Marbling –Canceled!
Instructor: Sandie Timmer / Members $67.50, Non-members $75
Saturday, April 25, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with lunch break
Marbling is a technique used for decorating paper and other surfaces by floating color on a viscous solution and then transferring that color onto a treated paper. In this class you will receive step-by-step instruction on how to make the basic historic marbling patterns and also be given opportunity to experiment with creating new ones. You will go home with your own decorated papers as well as with all the information you need to begin marbling on your own.
Class Canceled!
Extended Workshops
Introduction to Woodblock Reduction Printmaking NEW CLASS
Instructor: Crystal Shaulis / Members $126, Non-members $140
Tuesdays, March 10, 17, 24 and 31, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Students will learn reduction printmaking, a method that allows a single woodblock to print a multi-layered image. Students will carve and print a two-layer image that will result in an edition of prints. This workshop will conclude with a print exchange between students (each participant will leave with collection of prints from fellow classmates). Beginners welcome.
Introduction to Monoprinting and Japanese Stab-Binding NEW CLASS
Instructor: Crystal Shaulis / Members $67.50, Non-members $75
Mondays, March 23 and 30, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
During this workshop you will receive an introduction to mono-printing techniques; prints made will be used to cover the inside and outside of your own hardcover Japanese stab-bound book. Beginners welcome.
The Basics of Papermaking
Instructor: Kim Hosken Eberstein / Members $126, Non-members $140
Mondays, April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
During this four-week workshop, you will use the papermaking process to create unique, expressive art. You will use colored pulp, fibers, and collage elements to make works suitable for framing. During the last session, you will create a sewn book form and folio from paper created in previous weeks. Both experienced papermakers and beginners are welcome!
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Japanese Woodblock Printing
Instructor: Mary Brodbeck / Members $180, Non-members $200
Saturday, June 20, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday, June 21, 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Japanese woodblock prints – rich in history, influence, and popularity – are made much the same way today as they were 400 years ago. Appreciation of their delicate beauty, ranges of textures and values, as well as their timeless, low-tech simplicity, endures. Participants in this 14 hour workshop will learn the basics of carving and printing by making their own 5″ x 7″ two color print. All level welcome and all tools and supplies are included.


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Hi. I am hoping you experts can help me. I live in Coastal MA and am finally ready to plant in front of my house. I love the look of the thick, full, medium-height rose bushes I see on Nantucket and around New England. I have been looking at pictures and it appears it may be either Drift or Carpet Roses I am seeing. What is the difference between the two? Are they both relatively hearty and low-maintenance? Ideally I would like the rose bushes to eventually all run together and look nice and full. They will be the only thing I plant. Any advice/input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I only have drift roses and I live in a totally different climate, but the drift roses are very full and thick with leaves and blooms. I imagine they would look even better under your conditions. They are very short so far, but maybe they'll get taller. I think carpet roses are taller, but I'm not sure.
They are both ground cover type roses. The difference is that the "Drift" series of roses was bred by Meilland and introduced by Star Roses and the "Flower Carpet" series was breed by Werner Noak. I don't know who introduced those, maybe Weeks or J&P. But they both have a low and more spreading type of growth habit. My Appleblossom Flower Carpet will occasionally send a cane straight up about two feet high but for the most part it spreads out on the ground in about a 6 foot circle.
Yes, they are both hardy roses. I can't say about the Drift ones but my Flower Carpet has fairly good disease resistance and is a very low maintenance rose. Except...it takes for ever to dead head it because it's loaded with blooms!
I have grown Flower Carpet Red and Coral for about 8 years. They grow 4-5' tall, 6-7' wide, are very bushy with shiny leafs. The bloom is continuous from June into October. They are grown with only what nature provides.
I'm so happy to see this question regarding the difference between carpet and drift roses. I, too, am planning to use a row of free-blooming, low-growing roses. I've wondered which of these roses are taller and which ones are thornier. I have only seen the drifts in containers at the nurseries and only one carpet rose (coral) in a garden setting so I am hoping you get several responses to your post.
The rose I'll always associate with Nantucket is 'American Pillar'. W-a-y back when, immediately after the last day of school each year, my mom took my sibs and me to visit members of her family on the island. 'American Pillar' began its annual bloom period about the time we arrived, and was a riotous mass of bloom when we left about 2 wks later. I remember those roses climbing on houses, trained along fences, and naturalized as long, low thickets along roadways.
I also remember my disbelief one year when we traveled there in mid-summer to attend a wedding, and those roses were nowhere to be seen! That great disappointment is perhaps one reason why I tend to avoid once-blooming roses.
well they are both procumbent roses, as Seil points out - the difference is merely a question of branding. Alongside the flowercarpets and drift roses, are the 'county' series, many originally from Poulsen but other breeders have contributed (Kordes, Mattocks). Then, there are the gamebird series, (Grouse, Partridge) and the fantastic Japanese Nozomi and Suma. I love these little roses - they fit nicely in an informal garden, are continually in bloom, generally very healthy. They look great scrambling down banks and some of the smaller ones can even be grown in hanging baskets. I prune mine with my topiary shears. A great class of roses, imo.
Wow Seil - I had no clue that carpet roses got that large. I remember asking the forum about a year ago if the one I "saved" was worth keeping, and remember you saying yes. I have pink supreme. So I moved her from shade which she hated and into full sun. Interesting this year although my first flush is essentially over, she is just starting to get buds. Instead she's spent this time trippling in size - from about 1'x1' to about 3 1/2' x 3'. I wasn't prepared for her height so it's awesome to hear Campanula say she prunes hers with sheers which is what I will eventually do!
I'm glad you saved yours, harmony! The reason it spreads so big is because the canes get about 3 feet long...in every direction! So in the end you have about a 6 foot circle. I have also used some of that short garden fencing to prop up some canes so they aren't laying on each other. That makes it a little taller too. They really are nice roses, healthy, hardy and bloomiforous!
I just added Drift to my collection of roses last year. I've been growing Flower Carpet roses for over 12 years and I've been really happy with them. Most of the varieties Flower Carpet that I have bloom almost nonstop from about the end of June through our first few frosts. The ones that seem to be the most full in our area are Scarlet and Pink Supreme but I also love Coral and Appleblossom even though they don't get as big. From what I can tell after the first year of having Drift roses is that they are considerably smaller roses - both the flower and the shrubs themselves - but I guess that makes sense because I think that they're promoted as being for smaller spaces. I have mine tucked in some spots between the Flower Carpets where I needed filler.


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Retro Slim Straight 88MWZAM Hi On Nov.8th 2014 at 8:00am I was watching the show the Rifleman on AMC. The main character Lucas McCan was bushwacked by two lowdown back shootin desporatos who stole his horse and rode off. The camera then panned over Lucas lying face down in the dirt and I saw his back pocket with the wrangler W. The same as the Retro Slim Straight 88MWZAM with the W on his pocket. the same ones I had on. What a surprise I had that morning Now thats Retro!!!! November 18, 2014
Runs Small I purchased these jeans in my usual 34 Inch waist and there were too small. I have returned them for a larger size so we will see how the 36 waist fits. The dark lager color is a nice mix of dark blue and black. September 8, 2014
88MWZDK These jeans live up to the wrangler legacy, and have been my go to jeans, for going out to town, hunting, going to the range where I train very intensely, I would take these to Afghanistan with me. I also ride, in these jeans and have not had any issue's with the stitching, over all very well made. The butt is a little saggy, I am 6'3" 200 pounds I got a 35 x 36, the waist started to fit really good but with all the wear it stretched out a little, the length is spot on. For the next pair I'll drop the waist size to a 34 that should be perfect. I also have a pair of the 20x Wrangler, I love how the waist band is engineered along with the belt loops and how they are angled, if Wrangler could add this to the retro they would have one heck of a jean. September 1, 2014
Good cut, poor quality Ordered 4 pairs of 36 inseam. The cut looks good and fits well. However, 2 of the pairs were 35 and only 2 were actually 36. I've experienced this inconsistency in inseam lengths before with Wrangler. Furthermore the seam stitching on 2 of the pairs have many loose ends and consequently make the jeans look cheaply finished. The denim when compared to that in the retro boot cut jeans I've ordered in the past feels noticeably thinner and doesn't hold its shape as well. May 25, 2014
Great Jean & Great Fit From FL and got these jeans in a 36 x 30. They fit great around boots. And they have a nice look. They are the ones Jason Aldean looks so who ever likes Jason's style they will like these May 20, 2013
Good looking jean Really like the Wrangler Retro® Slim Straight Fit jean but wish it was offered in a darker wash. Also would like to see fewer distressed features. I think the fading and worn areas are overdone. Overall, a good looking jean. January 9, 2013


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Call me prescient or just the ever-pessimist, but I was telling people this for some time: let's get that digital stuff on paper.
How old fashioned! But here's the thing. Few send you a photograph of their new babies anymore, or an actual bona fide letter with a stamp on the envelope. They post the stuff to Facebook and call it good enough.
But what happens when technology (and other things) change, making access to digital images and information inaccessible?


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Product Information
- Duck Dynasty Talking "Si" Clock from The Wish Factory
- Part of the Duck Dynasty brand
- We recommend this product for ages 8 and up
- 3 AA batteries required TTPM trusts
What It Is
Duck Dynasty, A&E's reality show about a family that manufactures products for duck hunters, continues to grow in popularity. And fans of the show can now hear familiar and funny phrases from Si with the Duck Dynasty Talking "Si" Clock. This clock says eight phrases from the show, and the Si figure moves its mouth as it talks. You can set an alarm to wake up to quacks, a song, or a phrase. Just press the snooze button to hear phrases whenever you want. Use the four buttons and two switches next to the Si figure to adjust the time and set the alarm.
Is It Fun?
This is a fun collectible novelty item for Duck Dynasty fans. Whether or not you use it as a regular bedside alarm clock or just as a funny display item around the house, if you're a fan of the show and of Si, you'll like this item.
Who It's For
The Duck Dynasty Talking "Si" Clock is for Duck Dynasty fans ages 8 and up.
What To Be Aware Of
This clock includes three AA batteries for the in-store try-me features. It's recommended that you replace the batteries before you play for best results.
Because this is a battery-operated clock, when the batteries get weak, the clock will no longer work. There is no battery indicator to let you know when the batteries need to be replaced, so it might not be a great bedside, wake-you-up-for-work clock. This is more of a fun novelty item to keep out in your living room or den.
The labels for the buttons are a little difficult to read. You have to get up really close to know which button is for the alarm, hour, minute, and clock set. Also, though you'd think setting an alarm clock would be pretty straightforward, this one didn't work like alarm clocks we were used to and instructions were not included. You have to press and hold down on the clock set button until the hour starts to blink on the display. Then press the hour and minute buttons to change the time, and press the clock set button again to set.
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