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By Gary Gutting This is the 11th in a series of interviews about religion that I am conducting for The Stone. The interviewee for this installment isSajjad Rizvi, a professor of Arab and Islamic studies at the University of Exeter and the author of "Mulla Sadra and the Later Islamic Philosophical Tradition." Gary Gutting: How
Meet the First Woman To Design a Mosque
By Matt Shaw Jackie Robinson did it in baseball. Barack Obama did it in politics. Valentina Tereshkova did it in space. And now, reports CNN, Zeynep Fadillioglu is the first female architect to design a mosque. Her Sakirin Mosque, in one of Istanbul's oldest cemeteries, is a blend of traditional ornamental symbolism and refined, serene modernism. Of course,
Rush to Virtue
By Abu Zayd Muhammad, the final prophet of Islam, stated: "Every Muslim should give charity." He was asked, "What if one cannot?" He replied, "Then he should go find work and help himself and others." He was asked, "What if one cannot?" The Prophet, peace be upon him (pbuh), replied,"Then he should help someone in
Lifting the veil on Ireland's fastest-growing religion
By John Meagher Lorraine O'Connor has had to get used to the "go back to where you come from" taunts. They occur more frequently than she cares to think about – on the street, in the park, at the supermarket. But the Dubliner who proudly wears the Muslim headscarf, the hijab, every day never lets
City lives: Timbuktu's leader of the faith is also its chief builder
By Alex Duval Smith Timbuktu's clay-built Djinguereber mosque, commissioned in 1327 by emperor Musa I, is one of the most precious religious buildings in the world. Amid the extreme heat and sandstorms, its upkeep is an art in itself. The muezzin of Djinguereber is also its chief builder, a role inherited from his father. Mahamane
The History of Islam in Africa
By Amadou Shakur The Prophet Muhammad reminded the Muslim world, "We are a single community, distinct from others." The distinction shapes the Muslim's religious identity and underlines the nature of the Islamic ideal, whether the purity of the monotheistic concept, the uncompromising quest for morality, or the lifelong seeking of knowledge. It also accentuates the
Purpose of Life
Dr. Laurence Brown The first of the two big questions in life is, "Who made us?" We addressed that question in the previous article and (hopefully) settled upon "God" as the answer. As we are creation, God is the Creator. Now, let us turn to the second "big question," which is, "Why are we here?"
Are We Really Inspired by Prophet Muhammad?
By Tarek M. T. Ezzat In June 2010, Muslims in the UK produced an excellent series of short videos titled "Inspired by Muhammad" to improve public understanding of Islam and Muslims. This campaign gave an overview of many aspects of the manners, teachings and dealings of Prophet Muhammad which most non-Muslims are not familiar with,
Troy Moon: Islam one of three Abrahamic faiths
A few us here at the Pensacola News Journal get called out by a letter writer — see Wednesday's Opinion page — for not addressing the beheadings of American journalists by terrorists in the Middle East. "…all murdered by Muslims, the followers of Allah, Shariah lawlessness and insanity. Yet not a peep of indignation or
In midst of Ferguson violence, Islam teaches racial lessons
By Syed Rizvi Malcolm X once said, "America needs to understand Islam, because this is the one religion that erases from its society the race problem." In the context of the aforementioned quote, Malcolm X addresses the point that western imperialism and the colonization of foreign lands led to the subjugation of its native peoples,


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1993 Cadillac Deville • 100,000 miles
Car is hesitating during acceleration (not every time but more often than not), especially when going up an incline. It also idles fast. This has been going on for a while now and our mechanic can't seem to figure out what is causing it. He has done some maintenance on the transmission and replaced the oxygen sensor (twice) and EGR valve (car had given those codes). This has not solved the problem. Yesterday the car began surging. Is it possible that the hesitation, fast idle, and surging are related? We checked the codes last night and got E13, 27, 71, and 98. Also, our mechanic said that our fuel pressure was low when he measured it - it read 36psi. However, the manual that came with our car says that 33-45 psi is the normal range for the fuel pressure so I'm not sure what to think about that. Any insight that you could provide would be great. Thank you.
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Campaign buttons from the past can be misleading. This McKinley button from the 1900 campaign is about jobs, not pollution. The button made by W&H sold in 2012 for $1,948.
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Political slogans and pictures from the past can sometimes be confusing because modern times suggest a different meaning. In the 1900 U.S. presidential campaign, William McKinley used the slogans "Protection and Prosperity" and "Four more years of the full dinner pail." His campaign often pictured a workman's lunchbox as a symbol of jobs.
One of his most famous buttons, if first seen today, would startle a 2013 voter. The button shows a strange boxlike container - the lunch pail of the day. Inside the pail is a building with smoke pouring from the smokestacks and the words: "Do you smoke? Yes, since 1896." The smoking chimneys on the building represent work being done inside, just as the lunch pail means jobs.
Today the smoke could be misinterpreted as pollution, and the answer given to "Do you smoke?" would suggest a health problem. The rare button sold for $1,948 at a recent Hake's Auction. It's a reminder that both language and symbols can change with time and events, so collectors should be careful not to interpret objects or words from the past through modern eyes.
Q: My small electric mantel clock has a metal embossed design under the dial. The design includes a seaplane with a propeller that rotates when the clock is running. There's also a sailing ship, a man standing near a tepee and the words "Polar Bird." I can't find a manufacturer's name. Do you know who made it and what it's worth today?
A: A clock matching yours auctioned last year for $119. Clocks like it, with extra parts that move when the clock is running, are called "animated clocks." Yours probably dates from the 1930s, the decade following Adm. Richard Byrd's first flights to both the north and south poles.
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London's 3.5 million Tube travelers face disruption today, with as many as 10,000 of the subway's drivers, station staff and engineers staging the first of a series of 24-hour strikes over employment cuts.
The walkout protesting against 800 job eliminations and restricted hours for ticket offices started at 5 p.m. after talks broke down last week. London Mayor Boris Johnson called in 100 extra buses and a 500-berth boat that will carry 10,000 people on the River Thames to help commuters.
The stoppage, the fourth to shut the London Underground since 2002, may cost the economy 48 million pounds ($74 million), according to estimates by the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Picket lines will appear at all main stations and depots, and the action will cause "wholesale disruption to services across the entire Tube network," according to Geoff Martin, a spokesman for the Rail, Maritime and Transport Union.
"I pumped up my bike last night," said Ali Sadiq of Wimbledon, a UBS AG employee in the City, London's financial district, who said he hasn't used his fold-up bicycle for six months. "Now I'm ready."
Maintenance and engineering workers walked out at 5 p.m. They were followed four hours later by drivers, signalers and station workers. More stoppages are scheduled for Oct. 3, Nov. 2 and Nov. 28. London Underground employs about 19,000 workers.
'Huge Disruption'
"London can ill afford disruption to its transport network at the best of times, but with economic conditions as tough as they are, this will put further strain on businesses when they need it least," said Helen Hill, director of policy at the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry. There will still be "huge disruption" even with Transport for London's plans for extra services, she said.
Some locations across the city will have organized cycle escorts, and volunteers will be positioned at subway, bus and rail stations to help Londoners with their journeys. Marshals will also be stationed at taxi stands, said TFL, which oversees the capital's transport network.
"I'm going to use overland train and Boris Bikes," said Philip Moore, 21, a consultant for Great East London Software Co. He was referring to a London public bike-hire plan started in July. "They'll probably be full, but I'll give it a whirl."
His twin, Russell, of the Bow section of London, said he'll be riding his own bike. "I'd been meaning to start; it's a good excuse to get going," he said.
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In a separate dispute over pay and conditions, some RMT rail workers at Jubilee and Northern line depots began a 24-hour walkout at 7 p.m. last night. The stoppage didn't affect operations this morning, with no major line disruptions reported, according to Transport for London's website.
"These tube strikes are bad for passengers, bad for business and bad for London," U.K. Transport Secretary Philip Hammond said in a statement. "At a time when public finances are under pressure, strikes by tube workers are seriously damaging and undermine the case we are making within the spending review for continued investment in the tube."
In France, unions are set to strike nationwide tomorrow as lawmakers start debating President Nicolas Sarkozy's bill to raise the retirement age.
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Stafford joined the Lions after forgoing his senior season at Georgia, and became the face of a franchise in need of a savior. The young QB was considered a bright spot on an otherwise desolate squad, leading Detroit to its first wins since the 2007 season, including a 38-37 victory over the Browns in which Stafford became the youngest player in NFL history to throw five touchdown passes. In 2011 he became the fourth quarterback to throw for over 5,000 yards in a season.
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When I first saw the new design, I loved it. I missed the colored nacelle caps as others have mentioned. It took me a while to warm up to the black strips on the sides of the nacelles, but I wasn't bothered by the change on the outside. Actually, my first thought was the engines were still under construction and the black parts would have been covered by the time it launched. I even liked the changes in all the sets.
What did bother me was, after building up the new enterprise almost like a character, calling it "her" and "she", the computer now had a very harsh mechanical male voice with this abrasive buzzer. I realize that ships being "female" is just navel tradition, and the computer voice is technically a separate thing. But I think the fact that computer was heard so frequently through the film (always bringing bad news), coupled with the very sterile look of the interior sets, gave me the sense that the new Enterprise was a very cold and dangerous place to be. Unlike the TOS enterprise, where even thought there was danger in space, the Enterprise felt like a home. The new Enterprise felt like a deathtrap. People dying in transporter beams, warp engine imbalance. To me this was NOT the same ship that brought Kirk and crew back home safely after 5 years.
Which, to an extent, I believe was the intent of the film. However it was so much that it lost any connection in my mind with the TOS enterprise. I think had there been more time, much of these would have been ironed out in the sound mixing process. What we got in the DE I think helps a lot with making the computer female again and changing the Red alert to more of a siren (though I wish they just would stay with the classic red alert sound from TOS). But even without changing the sound effect, Star Trek II and III made much more selective use of that TMP red alert klaxon / buzzer (so much so that it almost blends in with the music in III).
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I've volunteered to make a birthday cake for my niece, what was I thinking.
I have to use a gluten free chocolate packet cake mix as the base. The cake mix is nice but really needs a filling of some sort to moisten it a bit as GF can be a bit dry.
As it's for a 4 year old I'm not sure what filling to use. Cream, flavoured cream, jam, liqueur ..... The other problem is she want marshmallows, whole ones, on top so the filling needs to go with that. The marshmallows taste so sweet and I don't think they really go with just cream...
I'm at a loss and need to make it tomorrow.... so I'm in a bit of a panic.
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Dark chocolate ganache? It can go between layers as well all over the outside. Look here: http://raspberricupcakes.blogspot.com/ at the cake for Thur 21 April which is coated with ganache.
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make an ice cream cake and put icecream in the middle.
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Whipped cream with some cut strawberries in it. Has worked twice this year for me with a five and a seven yr old!!
If you *just* whip the cream - then add just the strawberries, it'll marry nicely with the sweetness of the marshmallows on top.
Actually cut (with scissors!) some marshmallows and add them into the cream too! Lovely!
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There was a recent airing of America's Test Kitchen where they made filling out of gelatin (plain) marshmellow fluff & that made a creamy filling ... maybe you can cocoa to that. It was made into like hostess cupcakes & the fine top layer was sliced, then filling put in & top put back on. The icing on top of that. .... they may have the portions of what to use on their website.
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No idea about GF but my family's favorite cake "frosting" is real whipped cream - slightly sweetened with chopped up bits of Heath candy bars folded in.
I use it between the layers and for the frosting. It's so good and holds up well between the layers. We use it with a German chocolate layer cake; it's our family's "signature" birthday cake. That's because I'm not great with cakes and the "frosting" is so puffy, big, and lumpy - it disguises all my goofs. But since it tastes so great, everyone loves the cake and it's always requested. DH says I should make a trifle with it sometime using chunks of cake layered with the Heath bar/whipped cream. That does sound good!
If you can use peanut butter, the buttercream in this cake is out of this world!
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If the cake were for an adult I would suggesta mocha or apricot filling...It's for a four yer old...I might just use a jar of marshmallow fluff for the center...the four year old willbe happy.
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I've never checked to see if chocolate syrup is gluten free, but you could moisten the cake with that (I usually just use rum, but that's not really appropriate for a 4 year old!), or you could use Jello.
For a really nice moist GF chocolate cake google Chocolate Quinoa cup cakes or cake. They always come out moist and yummy. It is a rich cake and you would only need one layer.
Or for kids do individual cupcakes and decorate them with mini marshmallows.
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Indiana Early Double Reed Workshop XV
Spring 2015
Wednesday – Monday, April 22 – 27, 2015
Bob Wiemken & Joan Kimball, instructors
running concurrently with the
Indiana Sackbut Workshop III
Adam Bregman, instructor
The Iberian Peninsula II
Music from Spain & Portugal
ca. 1550 – 1650
Repertoire Concentrations:
Cancionero Musical de la Casa de Medinaceli
The Lerma Codex
Cancionero de la Sablonara
Libro de Tonos Humanos
This Spring 2015 workshop continues our year long look at music from the Iberian Peninsula, picking up where we left off in the Fall 2014 workshop, which was roughly at the middle of the 16th century. We'll resume our look at the great repositories of Spanish music, the cancioneros, digging deeply this time into Medinaceli, Sablonara and the Libro de Tonos Humanos, the latter taking us up to about 1625. In addition to those collections, we'll add the manuscript copied out specifically for the wind players at the Collegiate Church in Lerma, Spain, and discover the types of music that band used to adorn the various liturgical events there.
Topics of consideration will include the ornamentation treatises of Diego Ortiz and Sancta Maria, and the differencias and tientos of Antonio de Cabezón. As is customary at each and every workshop, we will also continue our ongoing efforts to refine our understanding of (1) modal theory and its application in practice, (2) just and meantone intonations and their demands on the performer, especially the tuning of mi's and fa's and (3) clefs, transposition and original notation. In addition, reed sessions will be available for those interested in making, adjusting or simply gaining a more informed daily life with early double reeds.
Session I: Dulcian Days at the IEDRW
April 21 – 23
Dulcian, Curtal, Fagott, Bajón – whatever you call it, it remains the most important and lasting early double-reed instrument to have emerged from the hands of makers in the 16th century. Dulcian Days at the workshop will focus attention on this versatile and demanding double-reed instrument. We'll pursue its history and development, its uses in the Renaissance and early Baroque periods, its specific technical concerns, fingerings and reeds, its full family of sizes and preferred consorts, its possible repertoire and its regional variants. But most of all, we will play dulcians, individually and in consort.
(for intermediate through advanced players of dulcian, pitch will be A=440)
Daily Schedule
Tuesday, April 21 – Prep Day
Arrive – late afternoon or evening. Get settled into the camp, unpack and set up instruments in the chapel.
Dinner – either at the camp, or an arranged dinner out together for those who have
arrived early or in time for a scheduled outing. approx. 6 – 6:30 pm.
Evening – ad hoc playing session for those arrived, interested and eager to play. Time
Wednesday, April 22 – Opening day
8:00 – 9:00 am Breakfast
9:00 – 10:15 am Welcome and Introduction
Warm ups, technical review: embouchure, chromatics, fingerings
10:15 – 10:30 Morning break: coffee/tea refreshers, snacks
10:30 – 12:00 Bajon & Bajoncillo on the Iberian Peninsula
Tutti playing session: building dulcian repertoire,
transpositions, clefs, notation
12:00 – 2:00 pm Lunch and early afternoon free time
2:00 – 3:30 Playing session: one-on-a-part consort repertoire
3:30 – 4:00 Afternoon break
4:00 – 5:30 Option A: Ortiz Recercadas
Solo repertoire/continuo playing for bass dulcian
(open to players and auditors)
Option B: Playing session II – consort repertoire continued
(mixed levels)
5:30 – 6:20 Dinner break
7:30 – 9:00 Option I: Reed triage, construction, adjustment (big house with Bob)
Option II: Playing session: si placet, evening consort (chapel with Joan)
9:00 – bedtime Social gathering: libations & snacks in the big house
Thursday, April 23
8:00 – 9:00 Breakfast
9:00 – 10:15 Warm ups, technical review: tuning and articulation exercises;
tonguing fast passages & ornaments
10:15 – 10:30 Morning break: coffee, tea, snacks
10:30 – 12:00 Playing session: one-on-a-part consort repertoire
11:50 – 1:30 Lunch and break time
1:30 – 3:30 Masterclass, final tutti playing & wrap-up
3:30 – 6:00 Afternoon break & move to Assembly building (large room)
(Bob will be available for individual lessons,
instrument/reed work, etc.; Ad hoc playing as desired)
6:00 – 7:00 Dinner – followed by Main Workshop
Session II: Main Workshop
Shawms & Dulcians
Highlighted daily topics:
(1) Friday: Ornamenting the Fabordon ala Ortiz, Cabezón and Santa María
(2) Textual phrasing of textless pieces in Lerma
(3) Sunday: Rhythmic challenges in Sablonara and Libro de Tonos Humanos
(4) Monday: Pange Lingua in its various guises
Thursday, April 23
Afternoon New arrivals: check-in, unpack, set up instruments in ?, warm up
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7:30 – 9:00 pm Opening session of IEDRW XV & ISW III (Assembly Room above pool)
Welcome, introductions, get acquainted
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Warm ups & tutti playing session
Dixit Dominus à 16 by Gerónimo Vicente
9:00 – bedtime Opening night party in the big house
Daily Schedule: Friday – Sunday, April 24 – 26
8:00 – 9:00 Breakfast
9:00 – 10:15 Technique Sessions
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Leap into original notation, clefs & transpositions.
Saturday: Modes & cadences; some facsimile reading &
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Sunday: Checking those mi's and fa's! Ever continuing to master
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10:15 – 10:30 Morning break
10:30 – 11:45 Topic sessions (with one-on-a-part consort playing)
Friday: Ornamenting the Fabordon ala Ortiz, Cabezón and
Sancta Maria
Saturday: Textual phrasing without text in Lerma MS 1. Case
Study: Pange Lingua and its multiple settings
. Sunday: Rhythmic complexity in triple meter: how not to trip
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Dr. Paul Borg, Professor Emeritus, Indiana University
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3:30 – 4:00 Afternoon break
4:00 – 5:30 Small-group Playing Session II
Both afternoon coached sessions will attempt to match players by
level and instruments (i.e. D & G shawms, etc.) and offer opportunities
for one-on-a-part playing. Repertoire concentrations:
Friday: Medinaceli I & II
Saturday: The Lerma Codex
Sunday: Cancionero de Sablonara & Libro de Tonos
5:30 – 7:30 Dinner and break (Sunday night dinner out in Bloomington option)
6:30 – 7:30 Si placet Rackett consort sessions in the big house
7:30 – 9:00 Friday:
Option 1 – Instrument/Reed triage, reed making (big house with
Option 2 – Playing sessions – reeds and brass together (Adam &
Joan – place TBA)
Option 1 – Instrument/Reed triage, reed making (big house with Bob)
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Option 3 - Bagpipe session for established players (Joan – place
TBA; other sessions may occur on an ad hoc basis)
Dinner and night out in Bloomington – si placet
Potential, ad hoc playing session back at camp
9:00 – bedtime Evening snacks/libations in big house (everyone brings their own or contributes to
the common store)
Monday, April 27
8:00 – 9:00 Breakfast
9:00 – 10:15 Soak up, warm up, tune up: final technique
10:15 – 10:45 Morning break and gathering in the Assembly room
10:45 – 11:45 Tutti gathering (reeds and brass) and reading of:
Laudate Dominum omnes gentes à 12 by Matteo Romero
Dixit Dominus à 16 by Gerónimo Vicente
12:00 on Pack, lunch and depart
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Wolverine 1000 Mile Boot Review - Page 171post #2551 of 743012/28/12 at 6:23amHello friends, I was wondering if this piece of thread hanging off the back of my 1000 Miles looks like it may pose a problem. I can't tell if it is stitching that has come undone or if it is leftover thread that wasn't snipped. I bought them used (vibram half soles already applied - $200 great deal) and the piece of thread was already hanging there when I got them.
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post #2552 of 743012/28/12 at 6:35amOff subject, But I jjust purchased a new pair of the tan 1000 Wolverines off eBay for a seemingly good deal only to have the seller state I'm a difficult buyer and to stay away moments after me making a purchase - I bought them and used PayPal right away. What hassle is there in that? Moral is I guess I'm growing leery of online vendors that don't have a history and may as well purchase full price from now on from reputable dealers.post #2553 of 743012/28/12 at 7:36am
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I jjust purchased a new pair of the tan 1000 Wolverines off eBay for a seemingly good deal only to have the seller state I'm a difficult buyer and to stay away moments after me making a purchase - I bought them and used PayPal right away. What hassle is there in that? Moral is I guess I'm growing leery of online vendors that don't have a history and may as well purchase full price from now on from reputable dealers.
Did you make any special or unusual requests? If not, yes, this seems like a bad experience. If you did--- what?
Buying online can be a smart move but (as with brick and mortar stores) reputation/feedback is important.
You'll seldom have any trouble just buying an item online --- just make sure you see plenty of pictures of the item, know what you're getting, and buy from a vendor with good feedback (i.e., hundreds or thousands). If you have special requests, always email in advance of making a purchase (or bidding), and don't be offended if they can't or won't accommodate... just best to move on in that case.post #2554 of 743012/28/12 at 7:36am
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Another sizing question: is the consensus to size down a half or full size? I have no similar boots for comparison, but I wear an 8.5D in AE Park Avenues, a 7.5E in C&J 337 last, and an 8.5 in most American running shoe styles. Unfortunately, tougher to try on in person up in Canada...
I'm 12E in AE, took a 12 in these boots. Wearing thicker socks in the 1000 miles.post #2559 of 743012/28/12 at 10:23am
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Here are my Rusts from Crane's after about a week and a half. This was taken indoors next to a huge open window. Still relatively new but the soles are forming to my feet and the color is seriously beautiful in person.
Like I've mentioned above, a liberal application of Lexol conditioner, two liberal coats of Obenauf's LP and good amount of brushing. They leather still had a bit of tackiness and stickiness from the LP that's just now wearing off. I brush them regularly after wearing them minus the past two days and use shoe trees every night.
First day wearing them I got a little nick in the leather which you can kind of see on my left toe box. That was a bummer but then after wearing them the next day, I realized, they're boots damnit, they're not going to stay perfect. You'll also notice the significantly darker spot on the inside of the left toe box. Don't know where that's from, but regardless, I like it. And I don't know if you can tell from the pictures, but the inside of the right boot has some very faint lightened stripes in the leather. I'm just assuming that's tied to the leather used on that boot. Not a big deal to me, but may bother some of you guys.
The ONLY thing that is a little annoying is the right boot's lace hole alignment. You can see that the right side of the laces is just slightly lower than the left side. Traditionally, I feel like they should line up evenly or the outside should be just slightly higher than the inside. This makes the top a little uneven, but no one ever sees it and it doesn't really affect how they feel on my feet and ankles. More of just a cosmetic thing at this point when I look down.
Like I said, these would really bother me if I got dress shoes/boots. But my goal is to get some great, worn in, beat to shit boots I can wear for the rest of my life. Bring on the battlescars.post #2560 of 743012/28/12 at 12:58pmQuote:Originally Posted by blueplate
Did you make any special or unusual requests? If not, yes, this seems like a bad experience. If you did--- what?
Buying online can be a smart move but (as with brick and mortar stores) reputation/feedback is important.
You'll seldom have any trouble just buying an item online --- just make sure you see plenty of pictures of the item, know what you're getting, and buy from a vendor with good feedback (i.e., hundreds or thousands). If you have special requests, always email in advance of making a purchase (or bidding), and don't be offended if they can't or won't accommodate... just best to move on in that case.
Thankfully - and I was just told this- it was an error on behalf of the seller's automatic feedback system he/she has set up, and nothing to do with product itself.post #2561 of 743012/28/12 at 1:58pm
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I took some pics and wrote about the 1000 Mile trunk show when it rolled through Columbus: http://www.theamericanist.com/adding-some-wolverines-to-the-columbus-repertoire/post #2562 of 743012/29/12 at 7:01pm
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Just to add to the ongoing sizing confusion, I'm the same size in AE as herrmj but my 1k boots are 11.5 and fit great. The difference is our sock choice; I wear my 1k's with a thin dress sock or a mid weight merino wool sock, nothing heavy.post #2564 of 743012/30/12 at 5:25pm
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I also recently bought from Crane and boy let me tell ya they were AWESOME!!! I called and ask the price and (what a great price it was) and they ordered it from Wolverine (since my size was not in stock) and they then shipped it to me after they inspected it and man let me tell ya it smooth as butta!!!post #2565 of 743012/31/12 at 9:37am
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Sharani Lodge Overview
Sharani Lodge is located near Garia hat junction, opposite to Basanti Devi college. This lodge was opened to guests in 1987. The lodge is 22 km away from Dum Dum airport, 7 km away from Sealdah railway station and � km away from Gariahat bus stand.
Rooms and Amenities at Sharani Lodge
Sharani Lodge has 11 rooms. Out of which 4 are Ac rooms and 7 are Non-Ac rooms.
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Sharani Lodge Address
Sarat Bose Road, Kolkata
West Bengal - 700029
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