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Crocs Return Policy
If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, you can return unworn items at any time with a receipt for a full refund (except as stated below, e.g., for "Final Sale" items).
If the items have been worn or you don't have a receipt, we will gladly make an exchange or offer you store credit for the current retail price.
If you believe there is a quality issue with your item, it may be returned for a refund within 90 days with receipt; or exchanged or returned for store credit at any time.
Returning Crocs™ Goods
You may return your Crocs.com purchases for refund or exchange by mail or at an official Crocs-owned retail store or kiosk provided the return is consistent with the return policy above. Items from orders at crocs.com may be returned to a Crocs store for up to $500 per order.
Please note: We do not cover shipping and handling costs for returns. We will deduct $7.50 from your refund if you use the prepaid label included with your purchase. Or, if you prefer, you may pay to ship with a carrier of your choice.
Retail partners such as sporting goods stores and department stores will not accept Crocs.com purchases for return.
Paypal Note: At this time we are unable to credit Paypal orders when items are returned to a crocs owned store. If you made a purchase online using Paypal and are returning your item(s) to a crocs owned store, you will receive a crocs gift card in the amount of the return refund, redeemable at Crocs owned stores or at crocs.com.
Price Adjustment Policy
Prices are guaranteed for 14 days. If an item you buy goes on sale within 14 days of purchase, we'll honor the new price at your requestin the form of a Crocs gift card with a valid receipt, except as stated below for "Final Sale" items. The price adjustment policy applies to price changes that occur within the 14-day period following your purchase only.
Paypal Note: If you made a purchase on crocs.com using Paypal, price adjustments will be processed in the form of a crocs gift card in the amount of the price difference.
Final Sale
No exchanges or returns on items marked as "Final Sale."
No price adjustments given on "Final Sale" items.
U.S. Shipping Rates & Delivery Estimates*
Shipping Method | Estimated Delivery Time | Cost | Delivery Days | Carrier |
Economy | 3-6 business days | $4.99 | Mon-Sat | FedEx Smart Post (via USPS) |
Ground | 2-5 business days | $6.99 | Mon-Fri | FedEx Home |
3 Day | 3 business days | $8.99 | Mon-Fri | FedEx Express |
2 Day | 2 business days | $12.99+** | Mon-Fri | FedEx Express |
Overnight | 1 business day | $19.99+** | Mon-Fri | FedEx Express |
*Economy, Ground, 3 Day & 2 Day: Order will ship within 1 to 2 business days (Mon-Fri)
*Overnight: Orders placed after 1 pm EST / 10 am PST will be shipped the following business day (Mon-Fri).
**2 Day and Overnight charges will vary according to the value of your order.
Order Total | FedEx 2 Day Express | FedEx Overnight |
Under $50 | $12.99 | $19.99 |
Over $50 | $14.99 | $23.99 |
Over $75 | $16.99 | $25.99 |
Over $100 | $19.99 | $28.99 |
Over $125 | $21.99 | $31.99 |
Over $150 | $23.99 | $34.99 |
Over $175 | $25.99 | $36.99 |
Over $200 | $28.99 | $38.99 |
Over $225 | $30.99 | $41.99 |
Over $250 | $32.99 | $44.99 |
Over $300 | $37.99 | $44.99 |
Shipping notes:
• Crocs.com ships to addresses within the U.S., U.S. Territories, and APO/FPO/DPO addresses. For International deliveries please see below
• Expedited shipping methods are not available for PO Boxes.
• Delivery estimates apply to orders shipped within the lower 48 United States.
• Delivery to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands may take 3-4 weeks via Economy delivery.
• APO/FPO deliveries may take 4-6 weeks via Economy delivery.
• Orders are not shipped or delivered on weekends or holidays.
International Orders
For International deliveries please shop the crocs site that serves your destination country. To see a full list of crocs online properties in Europe, Asia and the Americas, click here.
Crocs.com Privacy Policy
Effective Date of this version: May 1, 2013
Thank you for visiting crocs.com, including the Crocs online store. This Website is operated by Crocs Retail, LLC., located at 7477 East Dry Creek Parkway, Niwot, CO 80503. Your access to and use of this Website is subject to the following Privacy Policy and all applicable laws.We understand your concerns about privacy and we want to assure you that Crocs takes privacy matters seriously. Therefore, we are providing this Privacy Policy explaining our online information practices and the choices you can make about the way your information, including your Personal Information, is collected and used. If you have questions regarding this Privacy Policy, you may direct them to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Table of Contents
Your Consent
What Type of Information Does Crocs Collect?
More Information On "First Party" Advertising
Cookies Delivered by Third Parties
Our Use of Your Information
Your Choices
Steps We Take to Safeguard your Information
How Does Crocs Share the Information it Receives?
Links to Other Sites
Accessing and Updating Your Information
A Special Note About Children's Privacy
Privacy Policy Changes
Transfer of Data Abroad
Governing Law
Contacting Crocs with Questions or Comments
Your Consent
By submitting information to us and/or by using our Website, you give your consent that all information that you submit, including your Personal Information, may be processed by Crocs in the manner and for the purposes described below. If you do not agree to be bound by this Privacy Policy, you may not access or use this Website.
The terms "Automatic Anonymous Information" and "AAI" refer to information we collect through this Website that does not, in and of itself, identify you personally. One example of AAI is your IP address.The term "Content" refers to all of the software and code comprising or used to operate this Website, and all of the text, photographs, images, illustrations, graphics, sound recordings, video and audio-video clips, and other materials available on this Website.
The terms "Crocs," "we," "us," and "our" refer to Crocs Retail, LLC.
The term "Feedback" refers to all of the software and code comprising or used to operate this Website, and all of the text, photographs, images, illustrations, graphics, sound recordings, video and audio-video clips, and other materials available on this Website.
The terms "Personally Identifiable Information" and "PII" means information about you that could permit one to identify or contact you. Examples of PI include your name, address, and email address.
The term "Privacy Policy" refers to this online privacy policy.
The term "User-Generated Content" refers to all of the text, photographs, images, illustrations, graphics, sound recordings, video, audio-video clips, and other material that you post on or through our Website using the social networking tools we make available to you and that does not constitute Feedback. One way that User-Generated Content differs from other information you provide to us is that, once submitted, User-Generated Content is made available on our Website to others. Examples of User-Generated Content are information you provide as part of a product review and comments you make in response to a blog post.
The term "Website" " refers to crocs.com, including the Crocs online store, which is owned and operated by Crocs Retail, LLC.
The terms "you" and "your" mean any user of this Website.
What Type of Information Does Crocs Collect?
We collect two types of information from visitors to the Website, "Automatic Anonymous Information," or "AAI," (which does not, in and of itself, identify you personally) and "Personally Identifiable Information," or "PII" which is individually identifiable information about you that could permit one to identify or contact you.Information You Manually Provide. We collect the information, including PII, you manually provide (using your keyboard, touchpad, and/or mouse) when you use our Website. At various places on the Website, we may request certain PII, such as your name, phone number, email, billing address, and shipping address. You may choose to provide PII to access or use certain features or services of the Website, such as making a purchase, registering on the Website, entering a contest or sweepstakes, filling out a survey, or providing Feedback. Where possible, we indicate which fields of information are required and which fields are optional. You can always choose not to provide information, but you may not be able to use a particular service or feature on the Website.
Information From Third-Party Social Media Platforms. You may be able to register with, log on to, or enhance your profile on our Website by choosing to automatically populate the requested data fields with information you previously provided to a third-party social media platform. By doing this, you are asking the third-party platform to send us information from your profile on that platform. We treat that information as we do any other information you give to us when you register, log on, or enhance your profile.
Information Sent to Us by Your Web Browser. We collect information that is sent to us automatically by your web browser. It typically includes your IP address, the address of the web page you were visiting when you accessed our Website, the name of your operating system, the name and version of your browser, and the date and time of your visit. The information we receive depends on the settings on your web browser. Please check your browser if you want to learn what information your browser sends or how to change your settings. We use this information to improve the Content and functionality of this Website, and to better understand and serve our visitors. The information we receive from your web browser does not, in and of itself, identify you personally. However, we may combine it with other information in an attempt to identify you or we may combine it with information that does identify you.
Information from your mobile or tablet device. Likewise, if you download one of our mobile or tablet applications or access our Website through your mobile or tablet device, we may automatically collect certain information from or about your device. The types of information we may collect include the type of device you use, the IP address of your device, your device's operating system, the type of mobile or tablet Internet browsers you use, and information about the way you use our mobile or tablet application.
Information Collected Using "Cookies" and Other Web Technologies. Most websites use "cookies" and/or similar technologies to place information about a user's visit to that website in a small data text file that is stored on the user's computer. Some browsers automatically accept cookies, but you may be able to configure your browser to prevent the use of cookies. Crocs may use cookies to make our services available or easier for you to use. For instance, we may use cookies to store preferences or items in your shopping cart between visits. PII may be among the types of information stored in a cookie. For example, if you choose the "remember me" option when logging on, we may store your email address in a cookie to expedite your future log-ons. We may also use cookies for the purpose of delivering "first party" advertisements to you.
Acceptance of cookies is not a requirement to browse our Website, however certain features and services may require the use of cookies to work properly, including our shopping cart and check-out features. If you would like to place an order on our Website without the use of cookies, please email Customer Service.
In addition to cookies, we may also use "web beacons" and other web technologies to manage our Website and email. A web beacon is a small bit of computer code. Web beacons may be used to count how many people visit a web page or tell us whether an email has been opened. We may link the information we collect using web beacons and other web technologies to PII.
More Information On "First Party" Advertising
First-party advertising works this way: When you visit our Website, we may deliver a cookie to your browser. When you leave our Website and travel elsewhere on the Internet, we may use the cookie to recognize you as someone who has visited our Website, to assume that you are interested in our products, and to deliver an advertisement to you that promotes our products. Although we may work with a vendor to deliver and read our first-party cookies and to serve advertisements on our behalf, our vendors may not use these first-party cookies to recognize you as someone who may be interested in the goods/services of the vendors' other clients.You can opt out of first-party advertising by clicking here . When you do, we will deliver an "opt-out" cookie to your browser. When you visit our Website in the future, the opt-out cookie will tell us that you have opted out of Crocs' cookies for first-party targeted advertisements.
Please note that the opt-out cookie will only prevent delivery of first-party advertising cookies. First-party cookies are different than third-party cookies. Third-party cookies track your online behaviors across nonaffiliated websites for the purpose of delivering targeted advertisements not only for Crocs but for a variety of other companies. To learn more about online behavioral advertising and the choices you have about the delivery of third-party cookies, read the next section.
Cookies Delivered by Third Parties
In addition to the cookies we deliver to your computer through our Website, certain third parties may deliver cookies to you for a variety of reasons. For example, we use Google Analytics, a web analytics tool that helps us understand how visitors engage with our Website. To learn more about Google Analytics, click here. Other third parties may deliver cookies to your computer for the purpose of tracking your online behaviors across nonaffiliated websites and delivering targeted advertisements either on our Website or on other websites.You have choices about the collection of information by third parties on our Website. For example, if you don't want information about your visit to our Website sent to Google Analytics, you may download an Opt-out Browser Add-on by clicking here. Please note that the Add-on does not prevent information from being sent to Crocs.
In addition, if you would like to opt-out of having interest-based information collected by certain entities during your visits to our Website or other websites, please click here. You will be directed to an industry-developed website that contains mechanisms for choosing whether each listed entity may collect and use data for online behavioral advertising purposes. It may be that some of the third parties that collect interest-based information on our Website do not participate in the industry-developed opt-out website, in which case the best way to avoid third-party tracking of your online behaviors may be through your browser settings and deletion of cookies.
Our Use of Your Information
Generally, we use the information we collect through our Website:- to provide the information, products and services you request;
- to provide you with effective customer service;
- to provide you with a personalized experience when you use our Website;
- to contact you with information and notices related to your use of our Website;
- to contact you with special offers and other information we believe will be of interest to you (in accordance with any privacy preferences you have expressed to us);
- to invite you to participate in surveys and provide Feedback to us (in accordance with any privacy preferences you have expressed to us);
- to improve the Content, functionality and usability of our Website;
- to better understand your needs and interests;
- to improve our products and services;
- to improve our marketing and promotional efforts;
- for security, credit or fraud prevention purposes; and
- for any other purpose identified in an applicable privacy notice, click-through agreement or other agreement between you and us.
- to provide the information, products and services you request;
More information on how we use PII collected as part of a contest or promotion. When you enter a contest or other promotion, we may ask you for certain PII to administer the contest, send you promotional emails, notify winners and make the winners' list publicly available (pursuant to applicable law). Your consent to such promotional use and disclosure of this information generally is a condition of your participation. In cases where the contest or promotional offer is co-branded with or sponsored by another party, we may share your information with that party. Entering such contests and providing the required PII is solely your choice; you do not need to provide such information or enter such contests to browse this Website.
Your Choices
You have choices about what information we collect and how we use and share it. We try to make these choices available in a meaningful way and many of them are described elsewhere in this Policy. Here are some of your choices:
- At the time you provide your contact information, we typically offer you a choice as to whether you receive promotional communications from us. You can also remove your email address from our marketing list at any time either by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with "Opt-out" in the subject line or by clicking on the "unsubscribe" link in any promotional email we send you.
- As discussed above, you can choose whether you receive cookies delivered through this Site.
- Please Note: In cases where a contest or promotional offer is co-branded with or sponsored by another party, your participation may be conditioned on our ability to share your information with that party. In such circumstances, if you do not want us to share your information with our co-sponsor, you should not participate in the contest or promotion.
- At the time you provide your contact information, we typically offer you a choice as to whether you receive promotional communications from us. You can also remove your email address from our marketing list at any time either by sending an email to email@example.com with "Opt-out" in the subject line or by clicking on the "unsubscribe" link in any promotional email we send you.
Steps We Take to Safeguard your Information
We maintain reasonable administrative, physical and technological measures to protect the confidentiality and security of information you submit on or through our Website in accordance with applicable legislation and regulations. For example, when collecting credit card information for online purchases, we offer secured-service transactions that encrypt your information in transit to thwart others from intercepting or misusing it.Unfortunately, no website, server, or database is completely secure or "hacker proof." We therefore cannot guarantee that your PII will not be disclosed, misused or lost by accident or by the unauthorized acts of others. Further, we cannot control dissemination of PII contained in User-Generated Content you post on or through our Website, and you should have no expectation of privacy in such information.
How Does Crocs Share the Information it Receives?
Crocs may share the AAI and/or PII submitted on or through this Website in the following ways:Third–Party Service Providers. Crocs shares information collected through this Website with third-party service providers who act for or on its behalf. For example, we may use third-party vendors to design, operate, and/or host our Website; to conduct surveys; and to help us with our promotional efforts. These third parties may need information about you to perform their functions. Typically, third-party service providers who receive PII are bound by contract to use it only on our behalf. However, some of our service providers, such as our advertising partners, are permitted to collect AAI through our Website and use that AAI in connection with providing services to nonaffiliated third parties. For more information about behavioral advertising, see the "Cookies Delivered by Third Parties" section above.
Other Users of This Website. The User-Generated Content you submit on or through our Website is available to others who visit our Website. Any PII contained in User-Generated Content you submit can be read, collected, or used by others, and could be used to send you unsolicited messages. In addition, we may use User-Generated Content you submit on or through our Website for advertising campaigns and other promotions. We may or may not use your name in connection with such use, and we may or may not seek your consent before using the User-Generated Content for such purposes. Therefore, you should have no expectation of privacy with respect to User-Generated Content you submit on or through our Website. You should not submit any User-Generated Content you do not wish to make available to the general public, and you must take special care to make sure your submissions comply with our Terms of Use. In particular, your submissions must not violate the privacy or other rights of others.
Third-Party Social Media Platforms. We may provide functionality on our Website that allows you to automatically post information about the actions you take on our Website to a third-party social media platform. If you choose to take advantage of this functionality, people with access to your profile on the third-party platform may be able to see the actions you have taken—for example, the items you have purchased. Thus, you should have no expectation of privacy in those actions. Further, if you choose to link your profile on our Website with an account on a third-party social media platform, we may share the information in your profile with that third-party platform.
Affiliates and Subsidiaries. We may share your information with our affiliates and subsidiaries for their own marketing purposes. Before doing so, however, we may offer you the opportunity to "opt out" or "opt in" as required by applicable law.
Business Partners. From time to time, we may share your information with selected third parties (other than our service providers, affiliates, or subsidiaries) for their own marketing purposes. For example, in cases where a contest or promotional offer is co-branded with or sponsored by another party, your participation may be conditioned on our ability to share your information with that party. In such circumstances, if you do not want us to share your information with our co-sponsor, you should not participate in the contest or promotion.
Business Negotiations. We may contemplate, for strategic or other reasons, selling, buying, merging, or otherwise reorganizing one or more of our businesses. In negotiating with a third party about entering into such an arrangement, we may need to disclose your information. In such cases, we will take reasonable measures to protect the information we disclose, for example, by requiring a prospective purchaser to sign a non-disclosure agreement limiting the use and protecting the confidentiality of the information.
Business Transfers. We may transfer the information you submit on or through our Website to any organization that acquires or merges with us.
Compliance With Laws and Protection of Our Rights and the Rights of Others. Crocs may be obligated to cooperate with various law enforcement inquiries. Crocs reserves the right to share or transfer your information to comply with a legal requirement and to disclose any activities or information about you to law enforcement or other government officials as we, in our sole discretion, determine necessary or appropriate, in connection with an investigation of fraud, for the administration of justice, intellectual property infringements, or other activity that is illegal or may expose us or you to legal liability.
As Described in a Privacy Notice. We reserve the right to disclose your information as described in any privacy notice posted on a page of our Website where you provide that information. By providing your information on that page you will be consenting to the disclosure of your information as described in that privacy notice.
As Described in a Click–Through Agreement. We reserve the right to disclose your information as described in any click–through agreement to which you have agreed.
Links to Other Sites
This Privacy Policy applies only to our Website. You may visit other websites, through links on our Website, which may collect, use and share your PII or AAI in accordance with their own privacy policies. The information practices of those websites linking from or to our Website are not covered by this Privacy Policy, and we encourage you to be very cautious before you disclose your PII to others. If you register for Crocs on another website or use a website providing a service for Crocs, that website may provide PII or AAI about you and your transactions back to Crocs.
Accessing and Updating Your Information
You always have the opportunity to review and change the information you provide to us by logging into the Website and entering in the new information yourself. You can edit your name, contact information and preferences by logging into the "My Account" section of the site.
A Special Note About Children's Privacy
You must be at least 13 years old to have our permission to use this Website, and at least 18 years old to register on our site or make any purchases in our online store. We do not knowingly collect, use or disclose PII about visitors under 13 years of age. If you are under the age of 13, you can use this service only in conjunction with your parent's or guardian's permission.
Privacy Policy Changes
Crocs reserves the right to change, modify, add or remove portions of this Privacy Policy at any time and without prior notice, by posting the revised version of this Privacy Policy on the Website. Your use of our Website following any such change constitutes your agreement that all information collected from or about you through the Website after the revised Privacy Policy is posted will be subject to the terms of the revised Privacy Policy.To alert you to these changes, we will provide a notice at the top of this Privacy Policy for at least 30 days after the new effective date. Unless the change is a minor change (such as a change in our contact information) or a non-substantive change (such as the reformatting of our Privacy Policy), we will also post notices (a) on our home page and/or on the relevant pages of our Website and (b) on any notice providing highlights of this Privacy Policy for 30 days after the new effective date to alert you to the change.
From time to time, for example, because of changes in the law or technology or the way we operate our business, we may ask your permission to use the information we have collected from you in new or different ways. We will do this by sending you a notice by email at the last email address you provided us, asking you to agree to the change. If you do not expressly agree to the change, we may, at our discretion, delete all or some of your PII from our databases to avoid using your information in ways to which you have not consented.
You may access the current version of this Privacy Policy at any time by clicking on the link marked "Privacy Policy" at the bottom of each page of our Website.
Transfer of Data Abroad
If you are visiting this Website from a country other than the United States, the various communications will necessarily result in the transfer of information across international boundaries. By visiting this Website and communicating electronically with us, you consent to the collection, use, processing, storage, and transfer of your data as set out in this Privacy Policy.
Governing Law
This Privacy Policy forms part of our Website Terms of Use and as such shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado in the United States of America without regard to conflicts of a law principles. You hereby consent and waive all objections to jurisdiction of the federal and state courts of the state Colorado and to venue therein.
Contacting Crocs with Questions or Comments
If you have further questions about Crocs' Privacy Policy or comments on how we can improve the Crocs shopping experience, please do not hesitate to email us at email@example.com more help? You can refer to our Help Center or email one of our friendly Customer Service Specialists at email@example.com.
You may also contact us at:
Privacy Manager
Crocs Retail, LLC.
7477 East Dry Creek Parkway
Niwot, CO 80503
(303) 848-7000
We always enjoy hearing from you and appreciate your business.
Woman's Comfortable Flats
A fresh take on a Crocs favorite, the Shayna takes all you love about our popular Mary Jane clog—comfort, sporty looks, durability—and adds a slingback for an extra snug, extra stable fit.
Crocs™ Shayna Details:
- Mary Jane style with classic Crocs comfort.
- Croslite™ material slingback heel strap for a secure fit.
- Odor-resistant, easy to clean, and quick to dry.
- Ventilation holes add breathability and accommodate Jibbitz™ charms.
- Water-friendly and buoyant; weighs only ounces.
- Lightweight, non-marking soles.
- Massaging nubs on the footbed to stimulate circulation.
- Fully-molded Croslite™ material for lightweight cushioning and comfort.
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- Durability:
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Crocs Shayna
I recommend this to anybody and everybody. Very comfortable, very durable and come in alot of fun colors. I wear an 8 1/2 but the nine fits perfectly. I used these when...Read complete review
I recommend this to anybody and everybody. Very comfortable, very durable and come in alot of fun colors. I wear an 8 1/2 but the nine fits perfectly. I used these when I went to the Lake today { i don't like to walk in the muddy goo... } and they stayed on my feet very well. And the slingback strap helps them to stay on better. I ordered these last Saturday and they came in about six days { from CA to SC. pretty fast. } But... i do not recommend these Crocs to people with very wide feet. They are just a bit more narrow then others. Other than that, I highly recommend this to anybody who wants cute, comfortable yet, very durable shoes.
By the way, If you wear a half size, order to the next full size. To clean these shoes just rinse them with cool water and let dry.
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not a fan
I got these to replace my worn out mary janes. I am not a fan of these. I like the sling back however they are so narrow by the foot strap. I do...Read complete review
I got these to replace my worn out mary janes. I am not a fan of these. I like the sling back however they are so narrow by the foot strap. I do not have super wide feet and my feet usually swim in my originals. However these have given me blisters on the inside of my foot. can you imagine, blisters from crocs! I am beyond disappointed.
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Comments about Crocs Shayna Womens:
This is a great pair of shoes! So comfortable and they look adorable. I wanted a shoe that was more feminine than the original Croc, but was just as comfortable. I am very happy with my purchase!
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- Feels true to size
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- Feels true to size
- Comfort:
- Very comfortable
- Durability:
- Very durable
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Comments about Crocs Shayna Womens:
When I first tried these on I was very happy with how they looked, very cute. These look nothing like the traditional croc cloghoppers! After wearing at work I noticed the little croc rivets were digging into the sides of my feet. I'm really bummed because I will have to either wear socks or cut off the offending strap. I have narrow feet (AA) so I can't even imagine someone with an average width foot being comfortable in these. I wear a 7 1/2 and the size 8 fit great lengthwise.
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- Feels true to size
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- Feels true to size
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- Uncomfortable
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Comments about Crocs Shayna Womens:
I always wear crocs. I needed a pair that would look a little dressier than my usual. These really hit the spot. They are comfortable. They ran true to size and really looked good with a pair of dress pants. Thank you crocs for coming through when I needed you.
Comments about Crocs Shayna Womens:
This shoe would have been good if it didn't cut into the side of your foot where the strap connects. I have an average size foot and it still hurt. Don't waste your time buying. And don't ever pay with pay pal it won't allow you to return to the regular store. I will not be purchasing anything Croc again on line. It cost me money. Dissatisfied customer.
Comments about Crocs Shayna Womens:
These crocs are so cute. Much more feminine than all the previous crocs I have owned. Very lightweight and comfortable. I wish they came in more colors. At first they felt a little strange on my feet, but once you get used to them, they are really comfy. They fit more snug than the basic clog style croc.
Comments about Crocs Shayna Womens:
These shoes are so cute and comfortable. I only which I could get a pair in white and other crazy colors. I'd probably buy one of each.
Comments about Crocs Shayna Womens:
I normally wear a 10, bought an 11 after reading reviews. They felt too big at first, but fit perfectly. If you have flat feet be careful, my left foot has a normal arch but my right is completely flat and the shoe rubbed my instep on my right foot horribly causing blisters. There's probably a solution to this I just haven't taken the time. Otherwise, these are in my opinion as cute as crocs can get. They are still crocs though so don't get too excited.
Comments about Crocs Shayna Womens:
I had a pair from a long time ago and am still wearing them but wanted a different color but was unable to find them until now. They fit comfortable and look and feel great. May get another pair as these are the only shoe I am wearing at the present time. Runs true to size as well.
Comments about Crocs Shayna Womens:
The show seems small because the top strap narrows the shoe. I popped the top strap off and the shoes fit fine. However, if you are buying for the look of the shoe, I would recommend going up one size.
Comments about Crocs Shayna Womens:
I love these cute little shoes. They are very comfortable. I have problem feet and I find I can wear these for long periods of time and not have pain. They run a little large so if you are looking for half sizes go to the size smaller.
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In 1951, a Hungarian-born psychologist, mind reader, and hypnotist named Franz Polgar was booked for a single night's performance in a town called Forest, Mississippi, at the time a community of some 3,000 people and no hotel accommodations. Perhaps because of his social position—he went by Dr. Polgar, had appeared in Life magazine, and claimed (falsely) to have been Sigmund Freud's "medical hypnotist"—Polgar was lodged at the home of one of Forest's wealthiest and best-educated couples, who treated the esteemed mentalist as their personal guest.
Polgar's all-knowing, all-seeing act had been mesmerizing audiences in American towns large and small for several years. But that night it was his turn to be dazzled, when he met the couple's older son, Donald, who was then 18. Oddly distant, uninterested in conversation, and awkward in his movements, Donald nevertheless possessed a few advanced faculties of his own, including a flawless ability to name musical notes as they were played on a piano and a genius for multiplying numbers in his head. Polgar tossed out "87 times 23," and Donald, with his eyes closed and not a hint of hesitation, correctly answered "2,001."
Indeed, Donald was something of a local legend. Even people in neighboring towns had heard of the Forest teenager who'd calculated the number of bricks in the facade of the high school—the very building in which Polgar would be performing—merely by glancing at it.
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According to family lore, Polgar put on his show and then, after taking his final bows, approached his hosts with a proposal: that they let him bring Donald with him on the road, as part of his act.
Donald's parents were taken aback. "My mother," recalls Donald's brother, Oliver, "was not at all interested." For one, things were finally going well for Donald, after a difficult start in life. "She explained to [Polgar] that he was in school, he had to keep going to classes," Oliver says. He couldn't simply drop everything for a run at show business, especially not when he had college in his sights.
But there was also, whether they spoke this aloud to their guest or not, the sheer indignity of what Polgar was proposing. Donald's being odd, his parents could not undo; his being made an oddity of, they could, and would, prevent. The offer was politely but firmly declined.
What the all-knowing mentalist didn't know, however, was that Donald, the boy who missed the chance to share his limelight, already owned a place in history. His unusual gifts and deficits had been noted outside Mississippi, and an account of them had been published—one that was destined to be translated and reprinted all over the world, making his name far better-known, in time, than Polgar's.
His first name, anyway.
Donald was the first child ever diagnosed with autism. Identified in the annals of autism as "Case 1 … Donald T," he is the initial subject described in a 1943 medical article that announced the discovery of a condition unlike "anything reported so far," the complex neurological ailment now most often called an autism spectrum disorder, or ASD. At the time, the condition was considered exceedingly rare, limited to Donald and 10 other children—Cases 2 through 11—also cited in that first article.
That was 67 years ago. Today, physicians, parents, and politicians regularly speak of an "epidemic" of autism. The rate of ASDs, which come in a range of forms and widely varying degrees of severity—hence spectrum—has been accelerating dramatically since the early 1990s, and some form of ASD is now estimated to affect one in every 110 American children. And nobody knows why.
There have always been theories about the cause of autism—many theories. In the earliest days, it was an article of faith among psychiatrists that autism was brought on by bad mothers, whose chilly behavior toward their children led the youngsters to withdraw into a safe but private world. In time, autism was recognized to have a biological basis. But this understanding, rather than producing clarity, instead unleashed a contentious debate about the exact mechanisms at work. Differing factions argue that the gluten in food causes autism; that the mercury used as a preservative in some vaccines can trigger autistic symptoms; and that the particular measles-mumps-rubella vaccine is to blame. Other schools of thought have portrayed autism as essentially an autoimmune response, or the result of a nutritional deficiency. The mainstream consensus today—that autism is a neurological condition probably resulting from one or more genetic abnormalities in combination with an environmental trigger—offers little more in the way of explanation: the number of genes and triggers that could be involved is so large that a definitive cause, much less a cure, is unlikely to be determined anytime soon. Even the notion that autism cases are on the rise is disputed to a degree, with some believing that the escalating diagnoses largely result from a greater awareness of what autism looks like.
There is no longer much dispute, however, about the broad outlines of what constitutes a case of autism. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders—the so-called bible of psychiatry—draws a clear map of symptoms. And to a remarkable degree, these symptoms still align with those of one "Donald T," who was first examined at Johns Hopkins University, in Baltimore, in the 1930s, the same boy who would later amaze a mentalist and become renowned for counting bricks.
In subsequent years, the scientific literature updated Donald T's story a few times, a journal entry here or there, but about four decades ago, that narrative petered out. The later chapters in his life remained unwritten, leaving us with no detailed answer to the question Whatever happened to Donald?
There is an answer. Some of it we turned up in documents long overlooked in the archives of Johns Hopkins. But most of it we found by tracking down and spending time with Donald himself. His full name is Donald Gray Triplett. He's 77 years old. And he's still in Forest, Mississippi. Playing golf.
The question that haunts every parent of a child with autism is What will happen when I die? This reflects a chronological inevitability: children with autism will grow up to become adults with autism, in most cases ultimately outliving the parents who provided their primary support.
Then what?
It's a question that has yet to grab society's attention, as the discussion of autism to date has skewed, understandably, toward its impact on childhood. But the stark fact is that an epidemic among children today means an epidemic among adults tomorrow. The statistics are dramatic: within a decade or so, more than 500,000 children diagnosed with autism will enter adulthood. Some of them will have the less severe variants—Asperger's syndrome or HFA, which stands for "high-functioning autism"—and may be able to live more independent and fulfilling lives. But even that subgroup will require some support, and the needs of those with lower-functioning varieties of autism will be profound and constant.
How we respond to those needs will be shaped in great measure by how we choose to view adults with autism. We can dissociate from them, regarding them as tragically broken persons, and hope we are humane enough to shoulder the burden of meeting their basic needs. This is the view that sees the disabled in general as wards of the community, morally and perhaps legally, and that, in the relatively recent past, often "solved" the "problem" of these disabled adults by warehousing them for life—literally in wards.
Alternatively, we can dispense with the layers of sorrow, and interpret autism as but one more wrinkle in the fabric of humanity. Practically speaking, this does not mean pretending that adults with autism do not need help. But it does mean replacing pity toward them with ambition for them. The key to this view is a recognition that "they" are part of "us," so that those who don't have autism are actively rooting for those who do.
Donald Triplett, the first person cast in the story of autism, has spent time in the worlds shaped by each of these views.
Donald drives his car with a light, percussive rhythm. After pressing on the gas pedal for a second, he lets up briefly, and then presses back down again. Down. Release. Down. Release. The tempo doesn't vary. It's late afternoon, and Donald is guiding his coffee-colored 2000 Cadillac, in hardly perceptible surges and glides, south along Mississippi's Route 80. Though his forward posture and two-fisted grip on the wheel are those of an old man, his face beams like a boy's. He wears the expression, at once relaxed and resolute, of a man who is doing precisely what he wants to be doing.
The day's agenda thus far has included morning coffee with friends, a long walk for exercise, a Bonanza rerun on TV, and now, at 4:30, this short drive down Route 80 to get in some golf. "I noticed," he mentions, "you have a Lafayette County sticker on your car." He's broken a long silence with that comment, a reference to the registration decal on the rental we parked in his driveway. His words hang there for a moment, and then he adds: "That means it comes from Lafayette County." That's all. Nodding to himself, Donald goes silent again, his focus returning to the road ahead, or tuned to some inner monologue. Given his tendency to close his eyes for long moments when he speaks, this is probably the safest choice.
He parks just short of the front steps of the Forest Country Club, an establishment without pretensions. The one-story red-brick clubhouse fronts onto a well-tended, mostly flat course carved out of the woods. Membership is $100 per family per month, and a round of 18 holes costs $20 on a weekday. On any given day, the roster of players on the fairways includes lawyers and mechanics, bankers and truckers, salesmen and farmers—and Donald. Actually, Donald is there every day, weather permitting. And almost every day, he golfs alone.
Not everyone who plays here realizes that "DT"—as he's known around the club—has autism. But his quirks are hard to miss as he makes his way to the first tee, well within sight of members who take the shade in armchairs under the club's columned portico. A small man in khaki shorts and a green knit shirt, with a pink-camouflage bucket hat pulled down tight over his ears, Donald strides to the tee with the distinctive gait that is often a tip-off for autism—his arms out from his sides in the shape of a large capital A, his steps just slightly mechanical, his head and shoulders bobbing left-right-left in the rocking movement of a metronome.
The fact is that Donald's not a bad golfer: tee shots mostly on the fairway, passable short game, can nail a six-foot putt. His swing, however, is an unfolding pantomime, a ritual of gestures he seems compelled to repeat with almost every shot—especially when he really wants the ball to travel.
He licks the fingers of his right hand, and then his left. Squaring himself to the ball, he raises his club skyward, until it's straight up over his head, as if he were hoisting a banner. Sometimes he holds his arms up there for a long moment. Then he brings the club head back to earth, stopping not far from the ball, before taking it back up. He goes through a series of these backswings, picking up speed with each iteration until, stiff-legged, he inches forward to get his head over the ball. With one final stroke, he commits to contact. Crack! It's gone, and Donald, bouncing up and down at the knees, peers down the fairway to see the result. As a swing, it's the opposite of fluid. But it's Donald's own. And he never whiffs it.
Some days, Donald has no choice but to partner with other golfers, when the country club, honoring golf's traditions as a social game, reserves the entire course for a membership "scramble." In a scramble, golfers are randomly assigned to teams, which compete for lowest group score by picking the ball in the best position and having everyone on the team play from that spot. During one recent scramble, Donald made the rounds with Lori and Elk and Kenneth and Mary, all of whom seemed to be at least three or four decades younger than he was. But Donald held his own competitively, with his shots often enough the ones used. He also kicked in a passable amount of friendly banter, which was returned in the same spirit, though Donald's patter tended to get repetitive: "Way to hit that ball, Kenneth!" "Way to hit that ball, Lori!" "Way to hit that ball, Elk!" At times he would entertain variations, marrying his partners' names with words from his own private vocabulary: "Hey, Elkins the Elk!" "Hey, Mary Cherry!" "Okay, thank you, Kenneth the Senneth!"
Most of the time, however, Donald remained silent. This is in keeping with the decorum of the game, of course. But Donald appears comfortable with silence, and in a larger sense, content with the life he's leading, which resembles—with the car and the coffee and the golf and the TV—a retirement community's brochure version of how to live out the golden years. Donald has freedom, independence, and good health. All in all, life has turned out well for autism's first child.
Donald was institutionalized when he was only 3 years old. Records in the archives at Johns Hopkins quote the family doctor in Mississippi suggesting that the Tripletts had "overstimulated the child." Donald's refusal as a toddler to feed himself, combined with other problem behaviors his parents could not handle, prompted the doctor's recommendation for "a change of environment." In August 1937, Donald entered a state-run facility 50 miles from his home, in a town then actually called Sanatorium, Mississippi.
The large building where he was housed served what today seems an odd function: preemptive isolation for children thought to be at risk of catching tuberculosis. The place wasn't designed or operated with a child like Donald in mind, and according to a medical evaluator, his response upon arrival was dramatic: he "faded away physically."
At the time, institutionalization was the default option for severe mental illness, which even his mother believed was at the root of Donald's behavior: she described him in one despairing letter as her "hopelessly insane child." Being in an institution, however, didn't help. "It seems," his Johns Hopkins evaluator later wrote, "he had there his worst phase." With parental visits limited to twice a month, his predisposition to avoid contact with people broadened to everything else—toys, food, music, movement—to the point where daily he "sat motionless, paying no attention to anything."
He had not been diagnosed correctly, of course, because the correct diagnosis did not yet exist. Very likely he was not alone in that sense, and there were other children with autism, in other wards in other states, similarly misdiagnosed—perhaps as "feeble-minded," in the medical parlance of the day, or more likely, because of the strong but isolated intelligence skills many could demonstrate, as having schizophrenia.
Donald's parents came for him in August of 1938. By then, at the end of a year of institutionalization, Donald was eating again, and his health had returned. Though he now "played among the other children," his observers noted, he did so "without taking part in their occupations." The facility's director nonetheless told Donald's parents that the boy was "getting along nicely," and tried to talk them out of removing their son. He actually requested that they "let him alone."
But they held their ground, and took Donald home with them. Later, when they asked the director to provide them with a written assessment of Donald's time there, he could scarcely be bothered. His remarks on Donald's full year under his care covered less than half a page. The boy's problem, he concluded, was probably "some glandular disease."
Donald, about to turn 5 years old, was back where he had started.
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Some weeks ago I was asked to confirm if a custom PHP web development with a high budget was the right path to follow. After having a look at the goals of the project I thought that the custom path was overkill and told him that I believed that any open source CMS customization could deliver the same for lot less money. Having made a selection a year or so before I recommended Joomla! as the right tool for the job expecting that my paper will end at this point. But I finally got involved.
The only weak point of Joomla! at the time I made my selection (version 1.x) was that is was slow because of the huge joomla.php library file but I thought when making my recommendation that the new hardware we have now would compensate.
But to my surprise the Joomla! 1.5.2 framework had just been released and a first look at it was promising. The problem was that there is very little, if any information at all about how the pieces that Joomla! connect with each other. After developing a component, a module and a plugin to achieve the goals of the project, I had to look at lots of disparate small documents, source code and tantra to learn how these pieces work together to make the new Joomla! 1.5. It's a fabulous environment to develop web solutions in an easy and powerful way. My congratulations to the development group that has been able to envision such a magnificent tool.
This document is my attempt to express to the community what I have learned while developing the project and also learn from the feedback and help from others. Because I am quite sure that there are lots of things that need revision I humbly request the help of the Joomla! gurus out there to take the time to read this somehow long dissertation and feed me with their knowledge. And, not less important, I request your tolerance if my English is not Oxford-like because I am not a native English speaking person. Luckily, this is a wiki, and others have come by to help with some editing.
Ok. Let's start...
You enter the Joomla! framework by making calls to index.php. Joomla! is designed mainly to deliver the results of component files. When you call a page link like index.php?option=com_<name> the Joomla! framework tries to find and load the file components/com_<name>/<name>.php from whatever the folder you have installed Joomla! into. So if your component is 'com_read' you should have a 'com_read' folder and a file named 'read.php' inside of it. I will call this file the 'base file' and it is in this file where you make the decision whether to use an old flat model (returning the HTML code for the requested page) or to use a Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern.
This MVC model, walks over two legs: a file and a class. The Joomla! framework will usually look for a given file and if found, tries to register a specific class within this file. If either one is missing the call fails.
You start all the fireworks by including a controller file in your base file. The controller file can be named anything you want, but by convention it is called 'controller.php'. In your base file (<name>.php), the following code is typical:
Your controller.php file can be created anywhere you want because we are including it by path but if you have written exactly the former line it should be created in the same location where your base file is located because JPATH_COMPONENT holds the path where the executing component base file is and DS represents the path separator translated to whatever is convenient for your OS, being it windows or linux.
So create controller.php and make a reference to the controller library inside by importing it with:
Now that you have controller.php included and the base JController class imported, you have to define a class that extends the JController base class. This is the class leg you wrote before about and it is here where your action will happen. You can name this class as you like but, by convention, it is named after your component so you write:
class <name>Controller extends JController { }
In this stage you have your first two files, the base file and the controller file. The base file loads the controller and the controller defines a class. So far so good and easy. The next step is to create an object of this class and to put it to work. So add these lines to your base file:
// Create the controller $controller = new <name>Controller(); or whatever the name you gave your controller class // Perform the Request task $controller->execute(JRequest::getCmd('task'));
From this point on things start happening by themselves. Up to now you were able to name files, except for the base one, and put them where you wanted, and name classes like you wanted because you were including the files by path/name and calling your classes yourself. (Well, only one file and only one class actually, but you could do it!) From now on the Joomla! framework will begin loading your files and calling your classes automatically, so you must be careful where you put your files, what you name them and what classes you define, because a single letter mismatch will make Joomla! fail.
Where does the Joomla! framework get the data to play?. Well, the answer is easy: from the request, be it a GET request or a POST request. But you have NOT written anything else in the request except option=com_<name>. Where does the 'task' in the execute call come from? Do you really have a meaningful 'task' variable?
Yes, and this is the 'problem': Whether you pass or do not pass a full request, Joomla! will use its defaults to complete a request, making some errors difficult to spot.
The controller->execute() call will make the Joomla! framework try to do a request that, in this case, will be the default task 'display', because you have not specified otherwise.
class <name>Controller extends JController { function display() { echo 'displaying'; } }
So that if your request contained a 'task=jump' parameter the controller would have tried to call a method (function) named jump in your controller class:
class <name>Controller extends JController { function jump() { echo 'jumping'; } }
Up to now you have delved with the controller part of the model. This is a new point of decision. You can stop here or go a step further and enter the view part. Stopping here will, at least, simplify your base file over Joomla! 1.1.x . Up to version 1.5, components usually had a switch statement that, depending on the given task (or whatever passed variable), called a function with several arguments to deliver the HTML result.
With Joomla! 1.5, the switch is gone and your different tasks are functions in the controller.php file. Arguments are lost but all the needed variables are available from the framework so you will be able to retrieve them easily.
There is nothing that forces you to use the 'task' variable to drive the call because you can pass the value of any variable as the parameter to the execute method call but to stick to the non-written rules, 'task' is usually used (and as it is treated specially by the system it is a good idea to stick with it).
To trigger the views you only have to call the display() method of JController. You do this by inserting in your method a call to parent::display() as the last line. At a minimum, your controller file should contain the following: (?Is this necessary? The display function should be pulled from the JController class that it is extending, right?)
jimport('joomla.application.component.controller'); class <name>Controller extends JController { function display() { parent::display(); } }
What's a view? A view is a subset of data. It's the same concept as views in SQL parlance. You deliver different parts of your data with different views. So you could have a detailed data view and a resumed data view, the later presenting a subset of the whole data presented in the former.
As you can have multiple views Joomla! uses the 'views' folder in your component's base directory to keep things tidy. This folder is only a placeholder of your views. This means that you have to create the views folder and now you could have something like in your disk:
<name> base folder controller.php <component_name>.php 'views' folder view1 view2 ...
Inside the views folder other folders hold the files that build each view. The Joomla! framework includes a file named view.html.php that should exist in your view directory. A bit messy, I know, so I'll try to explain.
When you built your request you included a variable named 'view' that tells the MVC model what view you want. Or if you did not include it you better include it now because there is not such a thing like a default view. So your URL was something like:
The task part may or may not exist. Remember that if you omit it you are defaulting to task=display. With this URL Joomla! is importing a file located at <site root dir>/components/<name>/views/<myview>/view.html.php. If this files or the path does not exist, Joomla! will fail. By simply swapping the value of the view, you deliver different views of your data.
Every request for a view requires that you also specify the format you are serving the view. There exist several well known formats such as html (the default one if none is specified), rss, etc. but you can use your own. If no format is specified in the request with the 'format=<myformat>' parameter a default value of 'html' is used.
The 'html' format makes the Joomla! framework wrap the response in whatever template your site is using so that you get a fully built HTML page. This way, with very few effort from you side, you get back your page fully loaded with modules or whatever you had configured.
The specific format you are using is what you have written in the middle part of the name of the file in your view folder (The file we talked about a few lines before 'view.html.php'). If you use a different format like 'rss' your file should be named after it like view.rss.php. Get it?
As told before, you can have formats other than html and Joomla! will not wrap the template on them. You could have a 'pdf' format to deliver your data in pdf format or even an 'ajax' format to deliver ajax responses to the front-end easily. Just construct your URL like
to make the Joomla! Framework look for and load the file view.ajax.php located at <site root dir>/components/<name>/views/<myview>/ from where you can echo anything you want. It's that easy.
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class TravelsViewDetail extends JView { function display($tpl=null) { echo 'blah, blah'; } }
Within this class you only have to feed the data you want to display for your component under this specific case. You can do this directly by delivering the [x]HTML code directly, or through calls to echo inside php tags, or be more subtle and use a layout (more on this later).
Can you have other functions besides display? I don't know. This is something that the gurus must answer. Where does the display function come from? Again, I don't know. Hope that someone else can help here.
But you can go a bit further. Up to this point you have a distributed framework that dissects your request in such a way that allow you to create small and very specific files to react only to specific types of requests. In this way the files that you must process can be very small and adjusted to the situation you are treating, speeding up the global response time of the system by not loading lots of code that will not ever be used with this kind of requests (as in Joomla! 1.x).
Having reached this point you can dissect a bit more and have another layer of detail: the final layout for the data you deliver.
A layout is a way to present the data for the view. The same data can be delivered under different visual aspects so that the same preparation code (inside the display function of your view class) can present the same data in different ways simply using different files. You 'inject' the view data in the layout template and use the template code to visually format it for presenting to the user.
As before, if you do not specify a layout you go with the 'default' layout. To use layouts you need to create a new folder under the related view folder named 'tmpl' and create a file named <mylayout>.php, nothing more nothing less. If you are using the default layout this file will be named 'default.php'.
The desired layout can be specified in the request by means of a 'layout=<mylayout>' variable or can be injected in the call if you manage to get the layout you want to use from other sources.
To use a layout your view class must call 'parent::display();' and pass the layout template name as a parameter. So your class should be:
class <Name>View<Viewname> extends JView { function display($tpl=null) { // Prepare the data $data1 = .... $data2 = .... $moredata[] = array.... // Inject the data $this->assignRef('variablename', $data1); $this->assignRef('variablename2', $data2); $this->assignRef('variablename3', $moredata); // Call the layout template $tpl = 'myTemplate'; parent::display($tpl); or more directly parent::display('myTemplate'); } }
This way Joomla! will look for a file named 'myTemplate.php' in the 'tmpl' folder of the given view. Inside this template file you get a '$this' object that has access to the variables you have injected by means of '$this->variablename' that you can use in your constructions to deliver your [x]HTML *FINAL* code.
As you surely will have determined by this moment by yourself you can have different layouts files in your tmpl folder thus driving easily your output with simple, small, very specific files.
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Wow! I usually find superstrat types kinda useless, but this thing is SEXY.
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I think I've seen neck and middle pups like that somewhere.... Hmmmmm..... maybe some "Doctor's Office"...???
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Nice mod Hans. I love it. I'm actually a big Floyd fan. Save me a song at your B-Day party and bring the Raven!! Would love to trade some tasty liks with ya brotha'!
OH! Funk Yeah! We can turn it into a medley with this one, it is the exact same riff:
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Hans, this is my new favourite super strat!! Congrats on the "new" axe and awesome job PTC as per usual!
Real nice, Hans! Stellar work!
This guitar has a lot of low-end heft. I just yanked the Tremonti and dropped in my favorite PRS pickup from the 80's; a Deep Dish 2. It matches the spirit of this instrument perfectly.
It just rips in this guitar and works perfectly with the single-coil combinations Mr. Zimmers cooked up. This guitar + the Tiny Terror I scored from Sergio is a special combination.
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Hans,steelblock on the original 305 tremolo?Im just curious about the steelcomponents as advertised.
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The Deadspin article about it actually has a link to a video showing the referee "afterwards". Definitely NSFW and gruesome so be warned if anyone dares peek.
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It should be noted that the ref stabbed a player to death and his death was revenge. Not that is makes it less gruesome but they weren't just mad over is officiating.
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