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BEGINNINGINTERMEDIATE FIDDLE About This Course Learn basic fiddle techniques by learning popular traditional tunes with lots of technique tips and advice on how to get that fiddley sound Take a Sample Lesson CHAD MANNING Chad Manning is a Bay Area bluegrass oldtime and swing fiddler who currently plays with the David Grisman Sextet the David Grisman Bluegrass Experience and Laurie Lewis and the Right Hands Over the years he has toured with many bluegrass greats such as JD Crowe Curly Seckler Alan Munde and Tony Trischka to name a few Chad also finds great joy in teaching and working with all levels of adult fiddle students He and his wife Catherine teach more than a hundred students at their studio in Berkeley California chadmanningcom Watch the video above to get a taste of what youll learn in Chad Mannings BeginningIntermediate Fiddle course BeginningIntermediate Fiddle Sample Lesson June Apple Learn the A part of the popular oldtime tune June Apple and how to play it with the Nashville shuffle bowing pattern With Notation Lesson Checklist Download a PDF of all the BeginningIntermediate Fiddle lessons so you can keep track of your progress BeginningIntermediate Fiddle Lessons A BeginningIntermediate Fiddle subscription includes More than 60 indepth fiddle video lessons Detailed notation for every lesson Extensive technique and theory lessons for both hands More than 35 complete songs and tunes Highquality video with multiple camera angles so you can see closeups of both hands in action New lessons added every month PlayAlong Tracks for most tunes so you can practice what youve learned Get started now Use promo code ChadLand at checkout and get your first month free or 20 off an annual subscription Subscribe to BeginningIntermediate Fiddle today and get access to all of these lessons FIDDLE BASICS Get started with these introductory technique lessons for both hands with helpful exercises as well as essential advice on tuning and caring for your fiddle Care and Maintenance of Your Fiddle Learn key tips for taking good care of your fiddle and bow such as loosening the bow before you put it away cleaning your strings how much rosin to use and more Tuning the Fiddle Learn how to get in tune using an electronic tuner Bow Technique Bow technique is all about trying to get the tone you hear in your head into your fiddle Chad demonstrates his approach to holding the bow and how to find a good position that will work for you with some simple exercises from Yehudi Menuhins book Violin and Viola He also includes some callandresponse exercises that explore different bow tones LeftHand Technique Learn how best to position your lefthand on the fiddle the difference between playing with the tips of the fingers versus the pads and how much pressure to use to get the best tone Chad also delves into various pitch issues such as the ring you get when you play certain notes perfectly in tune landing notes firmly with your fingers and adjusting the pitch afterward by rolling your finger and more Vibrato Learn some exercises for developing good vibrato technique which should not be just a shake of your finger but very deliberate changes in pitch FIRST FIDDLE TUNES Learn a bunch of great fiddle tunes from popular bluegrass and oldtime favorites to lesserknown gems with advice on how to make them sound fiddly Angeline the Baker Angeline the Baker is one of the most popular fiddle tunes at bluegrass and oldtime jams throughout the world After learning the melody youll learn to add the fiddle layers that really make you sound like a fiddler including hammerons upsweeps anticipation and doublestringing June Apple Learn the popular oldtime tune June Apple and how to play the A part with the Nashville shuffle bowing pattern and the B part with the Georgia shuffle bowing pattern Elk River Blues Elk River Blues is a simple evocative oldtime tune from West Virginia fiddler Ernie Carpenter It has crooked phrasing in which some phrases have an extra measure of 24 and youll learn to add some nice hammeron and drone notes to fill out the melody Old Joe Clark Old Joe Clark is one of the bestknown American fiddle tunes Its in the key of A Mixolydian which means that the seventh step of the A major scale G is lowered to a G natural In addition to learning a shuffle bow pattern you can use to play both parts of the basic mleody as well as some doublestringing and slides youll learn a more notey version of the melody with variations on each phrase Whiskey Before Breakfast Another needtoknow fiddle tune Whiskey Before Breakfast is in the key of D and the B part includes some cool slides Youll also learn a few simple melodic variations Tennessee Waltz A beautiful and popular waltz Tennessee Waltz is played all over North America Its in the key of D so youll learn a D scale and a D arpeggio and get advice on getting the D and A notes to ring in tune Youll also learn a few variations that include hammerons and slides St Annes Reel St Annes Reel is a Canadian fiddle tune that has become popular wherever fiddlers are gathered Youll learn the melody of course and also how the melody fits the chords Then youll learn some simple chord double stops to play if you want to play along with another fiddler or another instrumentalist taking a solo Pretty Little Dog This pretty little A modal tune comes from West Virginia fiddler Lee Triplett and is now played by Celtic fiddlers oldtime fiddlers and others Youll learn how to find the melody in the lower octave and how to add the fiddle layers like double stringing slides and hammerons Seneca Square Dance The oldtime tune Seneca Square Dance comes from a 1920s recording of fiddler Sam Long In addition to learning the melody youll pay particular attention to the bowing which combines long held notes with quick bow strokes SCALES AND CHORDS To learn to improvise on the fiddle or accompany others with chords its important to learn simple music theory on the fiddle Scales and Chords In this basic music theory lesson youll learn how scales and chords are constructed so you can find them in any key Youll also learn some handy fingering patterns for scales and some chord shapes that will help you remember them Major Scales in Bluegrass Keys Learn some major scale exercises in all the bluegrass keys A Bb B C D E F and G Youll also learn a trick for remembering how many sharps are in the keys of G D A and E and how to create minor chords by lowering the third in a major chord by a half step BLUEGRASS SONGS AND TUNES Most fiddlers concentrate on learning fiddle tunes but if youve been to any bluegrass jams you know that they include lots of songs as well as mandolin and banjo tunes so its good to know how to play solos or breaks on songs and other kinds of melodies Bury Me Beneath the Willow Put what you learned in the lessons on Scales and Chords to use in this lesson by adding double stops to the melody of the oldtime and bluegrass favorite Bury Me Beneath the Willow Bluegrass Stomp The Bill Monroe instrumental Bluegrass Stomp a swingy blues in the key of D gives you the opportunity to work on some new bow techniques in particular learning to stop the bow or bow breaks Kentucky Waltz Bill Monroes Kentucky Waltz is one of his most popular songs Chad talks about how the notes of the melody relate to the chords that go with the tune and how some of the phrases outline the chords Youll also learn to add harmony notes to the melody of Kentucky Waltz with advice on fingering double stops so you get two clear notes Your Love Is Like a Flower Chad shows you his approach to playing bluegrass solos using this standard song with a very common chord progression Youll learn the melody and chords in the key of E using standard capo positions the major pentatonic scale and other bluegrass fiddle techniques Youll also learn some exercises to help you learn to match the melody of Your Love Is Like a Flower with the chords and how you can move the capo position to different keys like B Bb etc And youll get five playalong tracks so you can practice playing Your Love Is Like a Flower in the Clinch Mountain Backstep The great singer and banjo player Ralph Stanleys bluegrass banjo tune Clinch Mountain Backstep has become a bluegrass standard that players of every instrument should know Its in A Mixolydian and has an extra beat in the second half Youll learn how to anticipate or jump the beat as well as some bluesy slides and double stops Down the Road The Flatt and Scruggs song Down the Road is a bluegrass standard and has been recorded by many musicians including the Bluegrass Album Band whose fiddler Bobby Hicks inspired the first solo youll learn here Its a relatively simple tune just eight bars long and with only two chords but its in the key of B so its a good song for practicing playing in B Bobby Hicks solo includes some great pentatonic licks using the capo position Youll also learn a variation played by Stuart Duncan CHORD INTENSIVES In these indepth lessons on chords youll learn a couple of double stops on each string for major chords in the the keys of D G and C some exercises to help you practice them and some ways to work on transitioning between the chords IMPROVISATION AND SWING In these lessons Chad talks about his philosophy of improvising with lots of concrete examples and exercises for coming up with variations on the melody improvising on the chords etc Improvising on June Apple To improvise on a fiddle tune like June Apple the first step is to learn the chords Chad shows you the chord progression as well as a nice backup rhythm Then he talks about his philosophy of improvising and shows you how he distills a tune down to its most basic elements so that you can start playing around with the rhythm varying the melody etc Improvising on a Blues Learn how to improvise on a blues tune like Bluegrass Stomp Youll learn the D major pentatonic scale and how you can flat the third of that scale to play over the G IV chord as well as a simple chord position to play on the A V chord and ideas about using seventh chords and singing along with your playing Improvising in B Modal Learn a great way to improvise or play solos on bluesy bluegrass songs in the key of B Chad starts by showing you the B minor pentatonic scale which has the same notes as the D major pentatonic scale and then shows you how by just changing the D natural note to D you get a great blues scale in the key of B major Summertime Learn the melody to the swing tune Summertime in the key of E minor and work on learning to improvise on the melody Chad gives you an example of how to improvise on the melody without thinking about the chord changes and then how to improvise just using the E minor pentatonic scale Youll also learn how to practice improvising with the appsoftware program iRealPro MORE FIDDLE TUNES Blackberry Blossom Learn the oldtime and bluegrass fiddle standard Blackberry Blossom along with the bowing pattern Chad plays which is primarily the Nashville shuffle with a couple variations Youll also learn a short bluesy variation on the B part RedHaired Boy The jamsession favorite RedHaired Boy is in the key of A Mixolydian Youll learn Chads bowing along with the melody as well as a more notey version of RedHaired Boy and how to combine the two versions Ookpik Waltz The beautiful Ookpik Waltz has become popular in oldtime and bluegrass circles It sounds traditional but was written by Canadian fiddler Frankie Rodgers In addition to learning the melody to Ookpik Waltz youll learn a great warmup exercise with open strings designed to help you get even consistent tone with your bowing arm Soldiers Joy Soldiers Joy is a mustknow fiddle classic It has a fairly simple basic melody that everyone elaborates on in their own way Youll learn the most basic melody as well as a few variations Chad also gives you some bowing tips and advice on string crossings and getting a solid tone on each note Star of the County Down In this lesson youll learn something a little different the beautiful Irish waltz Star of the County Down Its not only a fun tune to play but since it has a fairly simple melody is a good chance to work on your tone and intonation Youll learn the melody a few variations and embellishments and how to play the melody in the lower octave Lost Girl The oldtime tune Lost Girl is in the key of G and comes from Kentucky oldtime fiddler John Salyer Chad talks about how he firms up the wrist of his bowing arm a bit to better fit the rhythm and feel of the tune Youll also learn double stops to play on each part of Lost Girl mostly by droning the string thats lower than the string the melody is played on Fishers Hornpipe The traditional fiddle tune Fishers Hornpipe probably has Celtic origins but its played in oldtime and bluegrass circles throughout the US Youll learn the bowing Chad uses including a number of threenote slurs in the B part and a couple of cool slides Midnight on the Water The beautiful waltz Midnight on the Water was written by Luke Thomasson father of Benny Thomasson one of the major innovators of Texasstyle fiddling Midnight on the Water is played in a crosstuning with the G and E strings tuned down to D DDAD Chad shows you how to tune to DDAD how to add a steady pulse with the bow to the melody of the A part which drone strings and double stops to play and a few variations on the melody of the A part Salt Creek The melody of the B part of the jam favorite Salt Creek moves up into third position After learning the melody to the A part including Chads bowing and a few variations like some bluesy slides and unison drones youll learn how to move into third position on the E string with an exercise to help you practice the shift San Antonio Rose Bob Wills western swing classic San Antonio Rose is a great tune to work on playing double stops in third position Of course its also a great tune to play without venturing up the fingerboard so youll start by learning the melody in first position without double stops San Antonio Rose Arpeggios To learn to improvise on a melody its good to know the arpeggios of the chords that are used to backup a tune In this lesson youll learn arpeggios for each of the chords to San Antonio Rose Chad shows you the root third and fifth of each arpeggio making sure you know the names of each of the notes in the chords and gives you a number of exercises that combine the arpeggios in different ways over the chord changes of San Antonio Rose He also shows you how to use simple arpeggiobased lines to create a simple solo Cluck Old Hen The fiddle tune Cluck Old Hen is an oldtime classic It uses the A minor pentatonic scale so Chad starts by making sure you know that scale and then breaks down the melody of Cluck Old Hen phrase by phrase After youve learned the melody Chad shows you some layers to add including hammerons double stringing double stops and a bow sweep He also gives you advice on giving a nice attack with your bow to the hammeron and shows you how to anticipate the beginnings of phrases MORE TECHNIQUE In the midst of learning tunes its always good to review your technique and make sure youre addressing any technical deficiencies you may have In these lessons Chad answers some student questions about technique and gives advice about various issues that may come up Bow Technique Using Your Thumb Chad begins by reviewing the proper fiddlers bow hold and introduces a new exercise that involves moving the thumb and hand in almost a jellyfishlike motion Bow Direction and String Crossings Chad uses the tune Ookpik Waltz to show how the bow direction at the beginning of each measure is usually a down bow how to make the downbeats target notes for your bowing and how to adjust your bowing to play down bows on all the downbeats He also gives advice on string crossings how to think about bowing from the inside of the strings instead of the outside and keeping your eye on your bow Bow Tilt Patterns and More Chad demonstrates how he turns the bow to keep his wrist loose and talks about using a slur to return to a down bow He also gives advice about staying in position with the left hand and reaching with your fingers to get notes rather than moving out of position Practice Techniques In this lesson Chad gives you advice about practicing and improvising The first thing he talks about is the importance of practicing with a beat or groove in mind tapping your foot or using a metronome or finding some way to establish a tempo whenever you practice Chad also talks about hearing whats coming next hearing a little ahead of where you are whether youre improvising or playing a melody EVEN MORE FIDDLE TUNES The Cuckoos Nest The Irish tune The Cuckoos Nest has become a jam session favorite and has been recorded by numerous people including Nickel Creek Chad starts by showing you the chords to The Cuckoos Nest and then walks you through his version of the tune including a couple of variations The Butterfly The Butterfly is an Irish slip jig which means its in 98 It has an unusual melody that was written by Irish fiddler Tommie Potts who meant it to mimic a butterfly that he was watching in his garden Its in the key of E minor and has three parts Chad walks you through each part slowly showing you the bowing as he goes He also shows you some ornaments you can use once you have the basic melody down East Tennessee Blues A fun and popular oldtime tune played in the key of C East Tennessee Blues has a bit of a ragtime flavor Youll learn to play it by alternating single bow strokes with the Georgia shuffle bowing pattern The B part of East Tennessee Blues has a lot of held notes that begin with slides and youll learn how to attack the beginning of the slides to really give them a bluesy feel Farewell Trion The oldtime fiddle tune Farewell Trion is in the key of C and has three parts the second of which has an extra half measure The tune has become popular in oldtime music circles lately and Chad learned it from the fiddling of James Bryan Youll learn the melody and bowing and get advice on using short bow strokes on some of the quick singlebow notes Swannanoa Waltz Rayna Gellerts Swannanoa Waltz has a beautiful and simple melody In this lesson youll learn to add layers like doublestringing hammerons and pulses to the Swannanoa Waltz to give it a nice waltz rhythm Chad also talks about getting an oldtime tone by adding a little pressure to your bow and slowing it down a bit He also shows you how you can play the tune in ADAE tuning and how to adjust your fingering on the lowest string when you do Red Wing Red Wing is a fiddle standard that all fiddlers should know Its commonly played in the key of G which is the key youll learn it in this lesson Chad walks you through the melody of each part phrase by phrase showing you his bowing as he goes Youll also learn some double stops you can add to the basic melody as well as a couple of swingstyle variations to the A part that use augmented and diminished chord arpeggios Squirrel Hunters The oldtime fiddle tune Squirrel Hunters was introduced to the bluegrass world by John Hartford and has become popular at jam sessions Its in the key of A Mixolydian and has an unusual chord progression with each part ending on a D IV chord Chad walks you through the melody of both parts of Squirrel Hunters showing you some drones and slides you can add to the basic melody He also shows you some different ways to improvise on Squirrel Hunters including varying the bow patterns and using target notes in the melody Hawks and Eagles The oldtime fiddle tune Hawks and Eagles is a onepart square dance tune in the key of D that has some interesting syncopation and bowing Chad shows you the syncopated phrase at the heart of the tune it before he walks you the melody and bowing which includes some cool pulses and double stringing He also shows you the melody in the lower octave Kentucky Mandolin This Bill Monroe instrumental is in the key of G minor which means youll mostly use the Bb major scale to play it Chad shows you the Bb scale without the sixth step of the scale Eb since the melody doesnt use an Eb or E Then he walks you through the melody phrase by phrase showing you his bowing as he goes MORE BLUEGRASS SONGS AND TECHNIQUES True Life Blues Bill Monroes classic bluegrass song True Life Blues does not follow the classic 12bar blues form but rather the chords are the same as the common bluegrass chord progression 1 The fiddle solo youll learn played by Chubby Wise on Monroes original 1945 recording includes some great bluesy licks in the key of A that youll be able to use in lots of songs Youll also learn a variation on the solo that Chubby plays at the end of the recording Bluegrass Fiddle Backup In this lesson Chad talks about playing backup fiddle on bluegrass songs and building your vocabulary of backup licks Youll learn some great backup fiddle licks in the style of Bobby Hicks using the Bluegrass Album Bands recording of Letter from My Darling in the key of G Chad shows you a series of classic licks giving you advice on using dynamics and fading out the last note of your lick as the vocal comes back in Letter from My Darling In this lesson youll learn a solo to the bluegrass classic Letter from My Darling based on the solo fiddler Bobby Hicks played on the Bluegrass Album Bands recording Chad walks you through the solo phrase by phrase giving you advice on bowing and phrasing as he goes He also shows you a version of the solo with some drones and double stops Backup Fiddle in Bb Chad uses Tim OBriens recording of Hazel Dickens song A Few Old Memories to show you some ways to play backup on a slow song in Bb using capo positions and simple melodies that outline the chords of the song He starts by showing you a pentatonic scale in capo position that you can use to play backup lines on the Bb Eb and F chords and then gives you examples of the kinds of lines he would play in those positions He also shows you how to embellish simple melodies with slides hammerons etc and how to listen to Blue Ridge Cabin Home The bluegrass standard Blue Ridge Cabin Home comes from Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs and has become a jam session favorite In this lesson youll learn a fiddle solo to Blue Ridge Cabin Home in the key of A that is based on the solo that Bobby Hicks played on the Bluegrass Album Band recording of the song The Chop In this lesson Chad shows you how to play the primary accompaniment technique used in bluegrass fiddling the chop Youll learn the simple version played on the backbeat that is essential to know for playing in a bluegrass band as well as a more complicated version developed by Darol Anger and other contemporary fiddlers See Other Peghead Nation Courses Want to offer feedback or suggest a lesson Need help with the site CONTACT US Follow Us

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Expecting Baby Girl on the Way for Luke Cage s Mike Colter Jen Juneau June 21 2018 1005 PM Mike Colter is about to get another dose of pink in his life The star of Luke Cage Jessica Jones and The Defenders and his wife Netflix executive Iva Colter who is six months pregnant are expecting their second daughter together PEOPLE confirms We are feeling happy but a bit nervous as well Its a new member of the family says the couple They also share daughter Naiella who celebrated her third birthday earlier this month While it will shift focus for us again our daughter will probably be affected the most so we are making sure she feels comfortable and excited with the change to our growing family they add Iva and Mike Colter Jamie McCarthyWireImage Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements plus celebrity mom blogs Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter Iva and Mike Colter Andy KropaInvisionAPREXShutterstock RELATED GALLERY Whos Due Next Hilary Erika and 52 More Celebs Who Are Expecting In April Colter opened up to PEOPLEs Celeb Parents Get Real about his little girl revealing that shes quickly learning how to communicate with him to get what she wants I thought Id be more strict but I think its a combination of strict and fun because if I tell her to do something she takes her time She looks at me and sizes it up deciding whether shes going to do it or not said the actor 41 She says no but I can tell shes trying to calculate how much she can get away with he explained Im pretty firm because if she doesnt listen I say You have to be a good listener and if she doesnt listen then I get pretty serious with her and give her a talking to I let her understand that there are ramifications for not listening to Daddy Mike Colter and daughter Naiella Ari Michelson RELATED VIDEO Mike Colter Reveals How His Daughter is A Little Honest for Her Age And the couples daughter is also speaking her mind adorably of course She doesnt understand that some things are weird like you dont say certain things Colter recalled He continued She tells people to take their shoes off when they come into the house like Take your shoes off Take your shoes off and shell tell people You have ugly feet Shes a little honest for her age Tags Babies Expecting Maternity Netflix News TV

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Animal Rescue Pet Superhero Gets Her Own Animal Planet Show Amanda to the Rescue Saryn Chorney April 10 2018 0437 PM Back in August PEOPLE reported on a twolegged dog named Duncan Lou Who a boxer who survived a dramatic car accident with his family while on vacation Turns out Duncan isnt the only incredible one in the bunch His adoptive mom Amanda Giese is a force to be reckoned with herself This summer Animal Planet is launching a TV series called Amanda to the Rescue all about the passionate largerthanlife personality of a superwoman who cares for special needs animals and helps them find the loving homes and second chance at happiness they deserve Giese treats a slew of seemingly hopeless animals from her home in Washington with her main focus being dogs that other people have given up on Giese is joined by her two children Jade and Beast as well as her partner Gary The show focuses on her foundation Panda Paws Rescue and its mission to end animal homelessness abuse and neglect Animal Planet With her shaved head and raucous sense of humor Giese is a uniquely cool and kind character She lauds quality over quantity when it comes to saving animals focusing on the especially needy few who require intense medical care and dedicated treatment Over the course of the season Giese travels to California shelters overrun with injured and displaced animals from the recent wildfires as well as to Puerto Rico to help a dog rescue operation post Hurricane Maria Cant get enough of cats dogs and other furry friends to get the cutest pet news and photos delivered directly to your inbox Gieses motto that just because an animal isnt perfect doesnt mean that they are not the perfect pet remains at the forefront throughout her journeys and all the while this superhero and her family serve diverse communities as a compassionate human voice for animals in need Amanda to the Rescue premieres Summer 2018 on Animal Planet Tags Animal Rescue Dogs

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TV Big Brother Big Brother Alums Daniele Donato and Dominic Briones Marry Closer to Love Photography Steve Helling January 20 2013 0745 AM In a bohemianstyle wedding Saturday afternoon Big Brother alums Dominic Briones and Daniele Donato tied the knot at the Newland House Museum in Huntington Beach Calif The couple met while filming CBSs Big Brother 13 in the summer of 2011 She was a returning contestant he a newbie Truth be told I really didnt like him at first she says with a laugh I thought he was a little troublemaker But we became friends and although I didnt like him like that it just grew She adds After the finale we became inseparable We got to know each other really well and we fell in love As their relationship developed Briones says he tried to think of the perfect way to propose I took Dani on a road trip last August and we stopped at the St Louis Zoo he says We both love penguins because they mate for life so I set up a behindthescenes tour without her knowing One of the zoo workers brought out two little penguins As we were playing with them I turned and popped the question right there She loved it The ring he says is a solitary diamond with a half bezel set She had told me what she liked and didnt like but it was still a surprise Avoided Tradition Next came the wedding planning We wanted something that was a good reflection of who we are says Daniele We didnt want a traditional ceremony because thats not exactly us After looking at maybe 1000 dresses Daniele found the perfect one online a vintagestyle dress from BHLDN the wedding line of Anthropologie Its vintage but modern she says with little sequins in copper Im sort of a hippie girl I saw the dress and immediately knew it was the one I went into one bridal stores and I felt like the dresses looked like down comforters So when I saw this I was like Perfect We had a much harder time looking for something for Dominic to wear Briones wore dark purple pants from the Gap and a matching plaid purple shirt and a cardigan sweater His bow tie was offwhite with matching Converse shoes The bridal party included family and friends The ring bearer was the 5yearold son of Big Brother 6 contestant April Lewis Fittingly he was dressed as a penguin The bridesmaids and groomsmen entered to the strains of Meikos Stuck On You Its an upbeat happy song says Donato And this is the happiest day of my life so it made perfect sense Honeymoon on Hold When the bride walked down the aisle with her grandmother giving her away the DJ played The Beatles All You Need Is Love About 120 guests including Big Brother and Amazing Race couple Brendan and Rachel Reilly Villegas watched as the bride and groom exchanged vows After the ceremony there was a cocktail hour followed by dinner The spread included a panini section a pasta area and a gourmet macaroni and cheese bar for the kids The couple have no immediate honeymoon planned but both have a future trip in mind Ive always wanted to go to an airport and take the next flight to wherever it goes out says Briones Thats what were going to do I dont care where we go for the honeymoon says Daniele All I care about is that I married my best friend and were going to share our lives together We mesh so well We dont like being away from each other We love being around each other so much Thats enough for me I couldnt be happier Dominic Briones and Daniele Donato Closer to Love Photography Tags Weddings

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Installing a Perl Module from CPAN on Windows Linux and Mac OSX When searching a Perl module sooner or later you will end up on one of two sites sites providing information about CPAN modules Both Meta CPAN and searchcpanorg will show you a link to the module but in most cases thats not what you need So how do you really install Perl modules from CPAN As always some people will disagree with the recommendations below they probably have not read the article of Dave Cross or reached other conclusions Are you serious about Perl Check out my Beginner Perl Maven book I have written it for you In most cases the installation of a CPAN module works just as installing an app from the Apple Appstore or the Google Play Except that these modules are all open source and free software Depending on the Operating System and which Perl distribution you have the specific instructions differ In order to make the examples clearer lets try to install the module called TryTiny It has its description both on Meta CPAN and on searchcpanorg Both have the links that we wont click on Cases Windows Strawberry Perl or DWIM Perl Windows ActivePerl Windows GitPerl Windows Cygwin Perl DebianUbuntu Linux system Perl with root rights FedoraRedHatCentos Linux system Perl with root rights Mac OSX Using the cpan client Using cpanm FreeBSD system Perl with root rights Strawberry Perl or DWIM Perl on Windows Both Strawberry Perl and its derivative DWIM Perl for Windows come with an already configured cpan client We will use this client to install modules directly from CPAN Open the Command Window Start Run type in cmd When you get the DOS prompt type in cpan PathTiny Please note module names are case sensitive so typing cpan pathtiny or cpan PATHTINY will not work Also in normal circumstances the cpan client is expecting the full name of the module not one part of the name and not the name of the zipfile So cpan Path or cpan Tiny will attempt to install different modules One called Path the other one called Tiny What you need to do is type in c cpan PathTiny ActivePerl There is a graphical tool for this as well but it might be more simple just to open the Command Window Start Run type cmd When you get the DOS prompt type in ppm install PathTiny Please note this too is case sensitive c ppm install PathTiny The problem you might encounter is that this command uses the CPAN store of ActiveState that for various technical and legal reasons does not carry all the the modules from CPAN It can also be outof date carrying older versions of the modules On newer versions of ActivePerl you can also enable a real cpanclient that will access the CPAN server just as it does in the case of StrawberryDWIM Perl above GitPerl TBD Cygwin Perl TBD Cygwin DebianUbuntu Linux If you have root rights and if you use the system perl located in usrbinperl then probably the best is to try to install from the package management system of your Linux distribution If you dont have root rights you could ask your system administrator to do it on your behalf Apparently there is a nice way to find out if a Perl module is on Debian or Ubuntu If the module you are looking for is not available in the repositories of your DebianUbuntuetc distribution and there are only about 10 of the modules available or if you dont use the system Perl then you can follow the instructions with cpancpanm below To install for the systemperl as root you can use either aptitude or aptget depending on your personal preferences If the name of the module in Perlland is PathTiny then the name of the package in DebianUbuntuland is most likely going to be libpathtinyperl sudo aptget install libpathtinyperl sudo aptitude install libpathtinyperl RedHatFedoraCentOS Linux Just as in the case of DebianUbuntu above the instructions here are relevant if you use the system perl located in usrbinperl and if you have root rights Using the package management system sudo yum install perlPathTiny As Dave Cross mentioned if you dont know the name of the RH package you can also use yum install perlPathTiny The subtle difference is that the former installs the named RPM whereas the second installs the RPM that provides the named Perl module So if you would like to install the PathTiny module then the second command is actually the better one If your vendor does not carry this Perl package you can add other RPM repositories Check out EPEL and the Magnum Solutions CPAN RPM Repository maintained by Dave Cross Mac OSX Follow the instructions with cpancpanm below Using the cpan client While the cpan program comes with most operating system and it works well after some configuration there is probably a better and certainly lighter solution called cpan minus or cpanm Using cpanm This is for Linux and OSX systems For Windows see described above First if you dont have it installed yet then install cpan minus by typing curl L httpcpanminus perl Appcpanminus Once it is installed type cpanm PathTiny If you still have questions related to the installation of Perl modules please ask them below Ill try to update this article to answer those questions and to explain other situations Specific instructions for Linux Ubuntu 1310 x64 TODO Separate explanation of installing using cpancpanm as root stepping on the system perl using locallib to install in a private directory while using system perl Using a manually compiled perl Using perlbrew creating virtual environments Was this article useful Support me via Patreon

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Forum

buy

it

for

life

Muck

boots

Wes

Hunter

pollinator

Posts

Location

Missouri

Ozarks

posted

year

ago

Buy

it

for

life

is

probably

a

stretch

when

it

comes

to

muck

boots

but

we

can

hopefully

at

least

approach

the

topic

as

Buy

it

for

a

long

time

Im

looking

for

suggestions

on

longwearing

muck

boots

Thats

muck

with

a

lowercase

mthere

is

a

brand

of

muck

boots

known

as

Muck

boots

appropriately

enough

Im

currently

on

my

third

pair

of

LaCrosse

Ive

worn

out

one

pair

of

their

Grange

one

pair

of

their

Burley

and

am

working

on

my

second

pair

of

Grange

What

I

like

about

them

The

fit

They

are

snug

through

the

ankle

and

relatively

snug

through

the

calf

so

they

dont

flop

around

all

over

the

place

The

height

Im

not

sure

of

the

measurement

but

they

come

up

nearly

to

my

knees

Theyre

a

good

couplefew

inches

higher

than

most

others

This

is

a

big

plus

especially

when

walking

through

tall

dewwet

grass

or

wading

into

the

pond

or

creek

or

walking

through

the

muddy

corral

in

early

spring

The

rubber

quality

Its

nice

and

pliable

But

see

below

The

look

Theyre

a

nice

mediumdark

green

and

I

think

they

make

me

look

like

I

know

what

Im

doing

This

is

trivial

I

know

but

it

is

a

factor

What

I

dont

like

For

give

or

take

they

seem

to

wear

out

rather

quickly

A

pair

will

last

me

about

a

year

before

they

start

wearing

holes

and

perhaps

two

years

before

theyre

more

or

less

entirely

unwearable

Through

natural

movement

the

rubber

creases

and

eventually

these

creases

turn

into

splits

then

into

bonafide

holes

On

the

average

Id

guess

I

spend

somewhere

around

one

in

three

days

wearing

these

boots

On

days

I

dont

wear

them

alll

day

I

almost

invariably

wear

them

for

an

hour

or

two

in

the

morning

for

chores

So

they

do

get

a

lot

of

wear

but

I

would

just

like

to

get

more

wear

out

of

them

Maybe

Im

asking

too

much

but

do

any

of

you

have

recommendations

for

particularly

longlived

muck

boots

Diana

Bell

Posts

posted

year

ago

Well

I

can

tell

you

that

bogs

are

NOT

the

boot

to

get

I

would

LOVE

to

know

the

answer

to

your

question

I

am

currently

trashing

my

set

of

bogs

in

a

years

time

Ugh

For

the

price

of

those

they

should

really

last

a

little

longer

Craig

Dobbson

steward

Posts

Location

Maine

zone

I

like

posted

year

ago

Ive

gone

through

so

many

boots

in

the

last

years

Bog

Muck

LL

bean

timberland

and

more

just

trying

to

find

a

pair

that

will

last

me

more

than

a

year

The

worst

ones

Bog

and

Muck

boots

do

exactly

as

you

say

They

split

on

the

creases

and

in

warmer

months

they

can

be

very

warm

to

wear

all

day

Not

too

bad

on

snow

but

terrible

on

ice

Waterproof

until

the

rubber

splits

then

forget

it

they

stay

wet

for

days

inside

I

like

my

Bean

boots

because

they

arent

as

bulky

As

long

as

Im

moving

around

I

can

be

out

in

weather

all

day

and

still

feel

my

toes

They

dont

over

heat

in

the

summer

but

then

again

Im

not

having

to

wear

them

all

day

during

warm

weather

No

mud

No

boots

That

being

said

they

are

still

on

track

to

wear

out

before

I

get

through

this

next

winter

So

that

will

be

just

about

years

of

useful

life

for

this

pair

They

do

come

with

a

lifetime

guarantee

so

thats

a

bonus

Id

like

to

know

what

others

are

wearing

specifically

in

cold

climates

and

where

ice

is

an

issue

You

may

never

know

what

results

come

of

your

action

but

if

you

do

nothing

there

will

be

no

result

How

Permiescom

Works

Be

Nice

stephen

lowe

Posts

posted

year

ago

I

got

a

pair

of

Kamik

boots

made

in

Canada

two

years

ago

They

are

still

going

strong

Really

supportive

in

the

boot

and

ankle

area

so

they

are

great

for

the

muddy

mountains

where

Im

at

Also

really

warm

Come

up

to

about

midcalf

on

me

Really

good

tread

I

got

them

onsale

for

bucks

Travis

Johnson

pollinator

Posts

I

like

posted

year

ago

I

wear

Muck

Boots

almost

year

around

and

even

logging

and

working

in

the

barn

with

sheep

I

get

two

years

out

of

them

That

is

a

year

so

I

am

happy

with

that

cost

laurene

eldred

Posts

posted

year

ago

Boy

I

was

just

pondering

this

question

When

I

was

in

Canada

I

bought

a

pair

of

Baffin

boots

and

loved

them

but

they

are

now

worn

out

and

Baffin

no

longer

makes

the

same

style

I

quit

buying

Muck

Boots

when

I

stepped

onto

a

wet

concrete

floor

and

ended

up

on

my

back

Absolutely

dangerous

However

my

adult

sons

love

them

and

live

in

them

working

outside

in

the

winter

Like

Craig

I

prefer

nonbulky

because

my

feet

can

stay

warm

in

cold

weather

I

have

looked

at

LL

Bean

but

they

dont

cater

to

wide

feet

SoI

have

been

looking

and

pondering

Hope

to

see

some

more

replies

with

suggestions

Larry

Bock

Posts

posted

year

ago

I

lived

in

AK

for

a

bit

because

of

the

wet

climate

at

times

cannery

boots

seemed

to

be

the

choice

of

footwear

Whats

nice

is

the

come

with

two

pairs

of

insoles

that

you

can

alternate

and

are

not

as

heavy

as

the

steel

toed

Aroostic

county

cowboy

boots

that

I

used

to

wear

They

are

brown

with

tan

toes

light

weightreasonably

priced

and

seemed

hold

up

pretty

well

Add

a

pair

of

decent

wool

sox

and

are

pretty

comfortable

You

could

always

tell

the

cruise

ship

tourist

from

the

locals

in

Juneau

All

one

had

to

do

Was

look

down

Larry

I

will

see

what

brand

they

are

and

post

the

mnfg

later

on

todsy

Bobby

Keeland

Posts

Location

Southern

Louisiana

posted

year

ago

I

used

to

wear

LaCrosse

when

working

in

the

cypresstupelo

swamps

of

South

Carolina

They

lasted

several

years

Then

I

moved

to

Louisiana

where

I

again

worked

in

cypresstupelo

swamps

but

the

newer

LaCrosse

boots

rarely

lasted

more

than

a

year

I

believe

that

the

makers

of

most

knee

boots

or

hip

waders

use

a

lot

of

plastic

in

addition

to

a

little

bit

of

rubber

in

their

boots

Plastic

does

not

bend

a

nicely

as

rubber

and

even

without

use

it

ages

and

starts

to

crack

I

now

use

Muck

Boot

Company

ankle

shoes

for

work

in

water

or

mud

I

also

need

some

knee

boots

but

all

that

Ive

found

are

pretty

much

worthless

I

have

not

yet

tried

a

Muck

knee

boot

I

expect

that

they

will

work

well

and

I

dont

work

on

wet

concrete

Drew

Moffatt

Posts

Location

New

Zealand

I

like

posted

year

ago

Im

not

sure

if

theyre

sold

in

other

countries

but

we

have

two

pairs

First

pair

is

skellerup

Quattro

insulated

for

winter

and

deep

mud

always

full

height

and

then

some

skellerup

for

summer

which

are

pretty

tough

boots

My

current

pair

recently

split

at

the

heel

but

thats

ok

because

Ive

had

them

at

least

years

and

they

were

not

new

when

someone

left

them

behind

after

a

partyfarmers

party

everyone

wears

gumboots

C

Bennett

Posts

posted

year

ago

I

only

buy

made

in

the

USA

Canada

or

Europe

In

shoes

I

agree

with

the

poster

who

mentioned

Kamik

I

get

their

snowboots

and

rainboots

which

are

Made

in

Canada

andor

the

USA

with

few

exceptions

Strong

boots

Theres

also

Danner

in

Portland

Oregon

Wolverine

made

in

Michigan

Belleville

Carolina

The

list

goes

on

A

quick

google

search

will

find

them

And

yes

they

are

usually

more

expensive

but

not

always

and

you

get

what

you

pay

for

as

you

have

discovered

Plus

you

get

to

support

the

American

economy

not

china

Heres

a

good

site

httpwwwamericanmadeworkbootscom

and

they

have

sale

prices

as

well

Rez

Zircon

Posts

Location

Brendansport

Sagitta

IV

posted

year

ago

I

buy

the

cheap

Servus

brand

boots

Theyre

plus

or

minus

at

Tractor

Supply

Higher

elsewhere

I

wear

them

hours

a

day

about

months

of

the

year

depending

on

the

weather

Cant

do

without

em

Its

to

where

if

I

dont

have

two

fresh

pairs

stashed

on

the

shelf

I

think

Im

out

Comfortable

they

dont

make

my

feet

sore

or

tired

Not

too

narrow

in

the

toe

box

no

lumps

not

too

loose

in

the

calf

they

come

to

just

below

the

knee

The

rubber

stays

reasonably

flexible

even

in

cold

weather

Soles

are

about

the

right

degree

of

stiffness

I

can

still

feel

the

ground

but

dont

get

bruised

feet

Thin

cloth

liner

which

along

with

Costco

Ugly

Socks

apparently

wicks

enough

to

prevent

really

soggy

feet

Made

in

USA

which

makes

a

huge

difference

Chinese

rubber

is

not

cured

correctly

and

cracks

prematurely

Removable

insole

which

doesnt

slide

around

and

lasts

as

well

as

the

boot

Tough

I

managed

to

stab

one

pretty

good

with

a

nail

and

didnt

quite

put

a

hole

in

it

In

fact

the

stretch

mark

eventually

disappeared

I

get

a

couple

good

years

out

of

a

pair

and

even

then

theyre

not

really

worn

out

They

get

rotated

to

summeronly

as

the

soles

wear

down

and

lose

the

microtread

When

theyre

new

theyre

pretty

good

on

snow

and

ice

In

winter

I

usually

have

an

extra

pair

with

cleats

permanently

attached

for

when

its

really

slick

if

my

barnyard

didnt

slope

so

much

I

might

not

need

cleats

Unlike

some

other

boots

Ive

never

had

the

soles

crack

even

when

all

the

tread

is

worn

off

Never

had

cracks

in

the

main

body

of

the

boot

either

They

will

sometimes

develop

a

tiny

crack

just

above

the

heel

spur

figured

out

this

is

actually

from

putting

them

on

not

from

everyday

wear

but

not

until

theyre

already

got

a

lot

of

miles

on

em

I

also

buy

a

pair

one

size

too

big

to

use

as

winter

boots

with

extra

socks

Makes

a

nice

intermediate

between

uninsulated

boots

and

deepcold

Sorels

Ive

had

lots

of

different

rubber

work

boots

over

the

decades

These

are

by

far

the

best

of

the

lot

yet

another

victim

of

Obsessive

Weeding

Disorder

Byron

Gagne

Posts

posted

year

ago

Dont

like

them

feet

get

to

sweaty

If

it

was

my

choice

dont

bother

buying

Ray

Moses

Posts

Location

Brighton

Michigan

posted

year

ago

Muck

boot

brand

seemed

to

start

wearing

out

real

soon

less

then

six

months

started

leaking

so

I

switched

to

Under

Armor

brand

seem

to

last

a

little

longer

I

get

about

a

year

out

of

them

but

will

wear

them

daily

from

October

through

end

of

April

R

Scott

Posts

Location

Kansas

Zone

posted

year

ago

Rez

Zircon

wrote

I

buy

the

cheap

Servus

brand

boots

Theyre

plus

or

minus

at

Tractor

Supply

Higher

elsewhere

I

wear

them

hours

a

day

about

months

of

the

year

depending

on

the

weather

Cant

do

without

em

Its

to

where

if

I

dont

have

two

fresh

pairs

stashed

on

the

shelf

I

think

Im

out

Comfortable

they

dont

make

my

feet

sore

or

tired

Not

too

narrow

in

the

toe

box

no

lumps

not

too

loose

in

the

calf

they

come

to

just

below

the

knee

The

rubber

stays

reasonably

flexible

even

in

cold

weather

Soles

are

about

the

right

degree

of

stiffness

I

can

still

feel

the

ground

but

dont

get

bruised

feet

Thin

cloth

liner

which

along

with

Costco

Ugly

Socks

apparently

wicks

enough

to

prevent

really

soggy

feet

Made

in

USA

which

makes

a

huge

difference

Chinese

rubber

is

not

cured

correctly

and

cracks

prematurely

Removable

insole

which

doesnt

slide

around

and

lasts

as

well

as

the

boot

Tough

I

managed

to

stab

one

pretty

good

with

a

nail

and

didnt

quite

put

a

hole

in

it

In

fact

the

stretch

mark

eventually

disappeared

I

get

a

couple

good

years

out

of

a

pair

and

even

then

theyre

not

really

worn

out

They

get

rotated

to

summeronly

as

the

soles

wear

down

and

lose

the

microtread

When

theyre

new

theyre

pretty

good

on

snow

and

ice

In

winter

I

usually

have

an

extra

pair

with

cleats

permanently

attached

for

when

its

really

slick

if

my

barnyard

didnt

slope

so

much

I

might

not

need

cleats

Unlike

some

other

boots

Ive

never

had

the

soles

crack

even

when

all

the

tread

is

worn

off

Never

had

cracks

in

the

main

body

of

the

boot

either

They

will

sometimes

develop

a

tiny

crack

just

above

the

heel

spur

figured

out

this

is

actually

from

putting

them

on

not

from

everyday

wear

but

not

until

theyre

already

got

a

lot

of

miles

on

em

I

also

buy

a

pair

one

size

too

big

to

use

as

winter

boots

with

extra

socks

Makes

a

nice

intermediate

between

uninsulated

boots

and

deepcold

Sorels

Ive

had

lots

of

different

rubber

work

boots

over

the

decades

These

are

by

far

the

best

of

the

lot

Not

the

most

comfortable

but

win

by

a

large

margin

in

every

other

category

When

I

need

comfort

I

buy

lace

up

gore

tex

cordura

hinting

boots

You

must

be

the

change

you

want

to

see

in

the

world

First

they

ignore

you

then

they

laugh

at

you

then

they

fight

you

then

you

win

Mahatma

Gandhi

Preach

the

Gospel

always

and

if

necessary

use

words

Francis

of

Assisi

Family

farms

work

when

the

whole

family

works

the

farm

Adam

Klaus

Cheli

Bremmer

Posts

I

like

posted

year

ago

Rez

I

was

looking

at

the

Servus

boots

and

you

can

get

them

for

at

Dicks

Sporting

Goods

And

one

question

do

they

run

large

or

to

size

I

have

to

convert

to

mens

from

and

its

always

tricky

when

ordering

online

Rez

Zircon

Posts

Location

Brendansport

Sagitta

IV

posted

year

ago

Cheli

Bremmer

wrote

Rez

I

was

looking

at

the

Servus

boots

and

you

can

get

them

for

at

Dicks

Sporting

Goods

And

one

question

do

they

run

large

or

to

size

I

have

to

convert

to

mens

from

and

its

always

tricky

when

ordering

online

Thats

a

good

price

if

the

shipping

doesnt

kill

you

Ive

been

paying

at

Tractor

Supply

but

they

were

at

Murdochs

Well

lets

get

out

the

measuring

stick

My

foot

long

wide

standing

ball

of

foot

The

mens

and

womens

are

not

quite

identical

I

buy

both

as

they

fit

me

a

little

different

Mens

are

a

little

roomier

for

the

size

of

the

boot

so

are

better

for

doubled

socks

or

very

wide

feet

without

having

to

go

really

oversized

Womens

fit

a

little

closer

so

are

better

for

walking

around

all

day

without

wearing

holes

in

your

socks

They

arent

bad

for

that

actually

at

least

with

Costco

Ugly

Socks

I

no

longer

buy

any

other

socks

Theyre

identical

otherwise

except

for

color

Sole

measurements

Womens

size

long

a

hair

under

wide

This

fits

me

about

right

with

single

socks

A

little

loose

but

not

sloppy

Mens

size

long

a

hair

over

wide

This

is

loose

and

sloppy

with

single

socks

snug

with

double

socks

The

toe

box

has

some

height

enough

for

my

high

arches

and

it

flexes

sideways

on

the

foot

so

the

effective

width

is

actually

a

little

more

They

dont

shrink

with

age

but

may

develop

a

little

more

give

they

feel

tighter

when

new

So

Id

say

they

run

more

to

large

than

small

that

is

theyre

the

size

I

expect

shoes

to

be

Seems

to

me

most

shoes

have

shrunk

as

used

to

be

I

could

reliably

wear

any

tennis

shoe

or

boot

in

a

mens

or

womens

I

have

no

idea

about

dress

shoes

tho

but

nowadays

thats

a

whole

size

too

small

I

should

add

Im

nitpicky

about

how

shoes

feel

I

notice

every

irregularity

and

cant

stand

asymmetry

or

lumps

I

try

them

on

in

the

store

and

usually

the

first

pair

I

try

is

fine

Once

in

a

while

one

will

be

a

little

off

but

I

suppose

thats

just

the

hazards

of

massproducing

an

injected

product

yet

another

victim

of

Obsessive

Weeding

Disorder

Becky

Proske

Posts

Location

Wisconsin

USA

zone

I

like

posted

year

ago

Ill

echo

the

brand

Kamik

I

have

a

pair

of

their

Hunter

boots

and

I

am

pleased

with

them

Ive

had

them

for

a

couple

of

years

and

they

are

holding

up

well

but

they

might

not

be

receiving

the

same

level

of

wear

as

mentioned

by

others

My

Kamiks

are

insulated

and

I

wear

them

mostly

during

chilly

spring

and

fall

wet

weather

I

have

worn

them

through

summer

but

only

briefly

to

do

morning

chores

The

boots

where

stiff

and

uncomfortable

at

first

when

brand

new

But

thankfully

that

changed

over

time

with

wear

They

now

bend

adequately

I

understand

the

frustrations

of

finding

a

durable

pair

of

muck

boots

that

will

last

Ive

spent

some

time

researching

brands

before

I

bought

my

current

pair

Here

are

my

top

reasons

for

choosing

Kamik

Removable

washable

liner

in

fact

I

think

this

will

be

the

first

thing

to

wear

out

but

super

easy

to

mend

or

replace

Kamik

has

a

recycling

program

for

their

boots

Okay

so

I

might

have

to

pay

a

bit

to

ship

them

to

Canada

But

the

option

is

there

Ill

gladly

support

a

company

that

shows

responsibility

for

sustainability

At

the

time

I

bought

my

boots

I

found

a

list

on

their

website

of

boot

styles

that

are

recyclable

not

all

of

them

are

I

simply

choose

one

from

this

category

that

met

my

needs

And

the

best

part

is

I

discovered

my

local

farm

supply

store

stocked

this

very

brand

and

boot

No

need

to

buy

online

P

Nati

Posts

posted

year

ago

I

work

in

the

woods

and

have

tried

many

brands

of

rubber

neoprene

boots

over

the

years

and

am

also

an

avid

fishermanhunter

that

has

gone

through

many

pairs

of

expensive

waders

Any

pair

of

rubber

boots

will

wear

out

at

the

flex

points

no

matter

what

brand

and

eventually

lead

to

a

hole

I

am

new

to

this

site

so

I

apologize

if

anyone

has

already

mentioned

this

in

the

past

but

if

you

use

a

product

called

aquaseal

to

treat

the

holes

you

will

expand

the

life

of

your

boots

It

is

flexible

binds

to

neoprene

and

rubber

James

Freyr

gardener

Posts

Location

Middle

Tennessee

I

like

posted

year

ago

I

recently

forked

over

for

a

pair

of

timberland

pros

I

needed

a

waterproof

farm

boot

so

I

picked

up

a

slip

on

laceless

pair

Let

me

share

a

bit

of

my

history

with

footwear

which

also

applies

to

clothing

for

me

as

well

I

have

no

desire

for

fashion

or

brand

name

and

therefore

dont

spend

a

lot

of

money

on

clothes

and

shoes

The

last

thing

Im

trying

to

do

is

be

trendy

or

impress

other

people

So

I

have

been

buying

cheap

shoes

sketchers

for

that

matter

I

can

get

a

brown

quite

plain

looking

shoe

thread

and

when

these

timberlands

bite

the

dust

Ill

certainly

consider

some

of

the

other

makes

mentioned

here

Study

books

and

observe

nature

if

they

do

not

agree

throw

away

the

books

William

A

Albrecht

Lorinne

Anderson

Posts

Location

Vancouver

Island

BC

Canada

posted

year

ago

For

those

interested

in

the

Servus

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this

is

the

link

for

where

to

buy

their

products

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enter

your

zippost

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or

move

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the

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Lorinne

Anderson

Specializing

in

sick

injured

orphaned

and

problem

wildlife

for

over

years

jared

strand

Posts

posted

months

ago

I

bought

a

pair

of

Bogs

in

or

so

The

taller

ones

with

neoprene

uppers

On

first

walking

through

a

puddle

I

could

see

bubbles

coming

up

out

of

what

looked

like

a

pinhole

in

the

top

of

the

boot

I

contacted

the

company

they

sent

me

a

new

pair

of

boots

I

took

the

new

pair

through

a

puddle

and

could

hear

a

popping

sound

afterwards

they

had

a

pocket

in

the

sole

that

pushed

air

out

I

got

another

new

pair

of

boots

Now

I

had

THREE

PAIRS

of

Bogs

I

put

two

pairs

away

and

kept

wearing

them

until

they

actually

wore

out

They

never

leaked

from

those

initial

holes

at

least

not

internally

But

by

showing

the

company

video

of

the

issue

hopefully

they

did

some

checks

on

their

manufacturing

processes

I

just

threw

away

the

last

pair

earlier

this

winter

when

the

heel

split

vertically

on

both

boots

within

a

week

What

do

you

expect

for

old

rubber

theyve

been

around

for

SEVEN

YEARS

Peter

Kalokerinos

Posts

Location

Hunter

Valley

NSW

Australia

I

like

posted

months

ago

My

wife

swears

by

Hunter

boots

When

I

went

to

buy

my

last

pair

the

guy

said

you

want

these

all

the

underground

miners

use

them

we

live

in

a

coal

mining

region

They

are

fantastic

Even

my

wife

finds

them

comfortable

and

her

foot

is

shorter

than

mine

Safety

caps

toobomb

proof

Not

sure

if

you

can

get

them

in

the

US

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difficult

to

learn

Rob

Kaiser

Posts

Location

Medina

OH

I

like

posted

months

ago

BOGS

brand

boots

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guarantee

No

questions

asked

Neoprene

tear

on

a

used

pair

that

was

given

to

me

as

a

gift

No

problem

They

shipped

me

a

pair

of

boots

no

questions

asked

within

a

week

I

wont

be

wearing

any

other

boots

than

BOGS

and

they

fit

my

foot

better

than

MUCK

brand

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em

out

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with

me

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Gus

Lee

Posts

posted

months

ago

I

bought

a

pair

of

firefighters

bunker

boots

Great

boots

I

have

had

them

for

many

years

The

steel

toes

have

helped

me

several

times

Alley

Bate

Posts

Location

Pee

Gee

Bee

Cee

Cee

Aye

En

Aye

Dee

Aye

posted

months

ago

Have

a

look

at

Dunlop

Bekina

and

Viking

PU

polyurethane

boots

I

get

a

year

out

of

them

as

a

roughneck

on

drilling

rigs

up

here

in

Canada

Regrets

Last

R

Steele

Posts

posted

months

ago

Well

the

ones

I

use

arent

a

muck

style

boot

Since

they

dont

have

a

thick

outer

layer

of

neoprene

but

they

are

tough

ExtraTuf

boots

are

awesome

if

you

dont

mind

wearing

thick

socks

when

its

cold

When

working

even

in

my

lace

up

work

boots

summer

or

winter

I

wear

three

pairs

of

sockslol

Cotton

underneath

to

wick

away

moisture

a

dense

tight

nit

sock

for

cushion

and

air

flow

and

a

loose

knit

sock

that

moves

air

around

my

feet

with

every

step

So

the

thin

layer

of

neoprene

on

the

inside

of

the

ExtraTuf

doesnt

bother

me

but

the

full

length

rubber

does

last

for

years

They

are

brown

with

like

golden

yellow

souls

and

trim

around

the

top

Ive

had

my

current

pair

for

over

years

and

have

done

professional

tree

climbing

and

brush

removal

including

blackberries

with

no

issues

When

your

not

working

you

roll

the

tops

calf

part

down

Thats

my

cents

I

hope

it

helps

somebody

When

it

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used

for

evil

then

watch

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it

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used

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good

then

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12c New Feature Changes to the Password file Peter Häusler Juli 14 2013 Rate This Also some changes have done to the Password file in the New Oracle 12c Database Password file can now be stored in the ASM This feature eliminates the behavior where the sys Passwort is changed on one RAC site only and the DBA forget to change it on the other nodes or after a recover of the database where the creation of the password file is been forgotten If you add a database to the cluster there is a new Parameter for the Password file oracle bin srvctl config database d ECDB1 Database unique name ECDB1 Database name ECDB1 Oracle home u01apporacleproduct1210db_ee_1 Oracle user oracle Spfile DATAECDB1spfileECDB1ora Password file DATAECDB1orapwecdb1 Domain examplecom Start options open Stop options immediate Database role PRIMARY Management policy AUTOMATIC Server pools SPOOL1 Database instances Disk Groups DATA Mount point paths Services Type RAC Start concurrency Stop concurrency Database is policy managed Password file creation example orapwd fileDATAorapwdORCL entries20 asmy Password prompt If you do not supply a password for the sys user or for the one of the new roles then orapwd utilitie will prompt for it Sample oracle bin orapwd fileDATAorapwdORCL1 entries20 asmy sysbackupy syskmy Enter password for SYS Enter password for SYSBACKUP Enter password for SYSKM Other things There is also a parameter input_file which allows you to migrate the password file to the new 12c standard If you are not sure how your Password file is configured then you can desribe it oracle bin orapwd describe fileDATAECDB1orapwecdb1 Password file Description format12 ignorecaseN Also the vpwfile_users is extended to cover the new roles SQL select from vpwfile_users USERNAME SYSDB SYSOP SYSAS SYSBA SYSDG SYSKM CON_ID SYS TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE 0 SYSDG FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE 1 SYSBACKUP FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE 1 SYSKM FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE 1 Advertisements Juli 14 2013 in 12c database ASM Database Oracle Net Security Schlagwörter 12c new feature orapwd asm sysbackup sysdg syskm Ähnliche Beiträge 12c New Feature Online datafile move 12c New Feature Unified Auditing 12c New Feature RMAN Table Recovery Beitragsnavigation New preinstall package for 12cR1 112037 July 2013 Database Patch Set Update PSU

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