Sunday, December 25, 2011

Matisse Women's Temper Boot,Black,11 M US

!±8± Matisse Women's Temper Boot,Black,11 M US

Brand : Matisse | Rate :

| Price : $238.99
Post Date : Dec 25, 2011 17:18:14 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Matisse Women's Temper Boot,Black,11 M US

TEMPER BLACK NB 11 M Color: Black Nubuck, Size: 11 Available in Multiple colors! Temper Heel Tall Boots by Matisse Footwear Features: -Women's Temper Heel Tall Boots in Black Nubuck. -Available in whole and half sizes. -Available in Medium width only. -The upper is constructed from nubuck. -Part of the Temper collection. -Available in Black Nubuck (TEPNBBKX) and Brown Nubuck (TEPNBBRX). Need help finding or measuring the right size for you? Need to convert your size between country standards? Click here to see our Size Guide!

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Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Chapter 087-088 - Moby Dick by Herman Melville

!±8± Chapter 087-088 - Moby Dick by Herman Melville

Chapters 87-88. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Stewart Wills. Playlist for Moby Dick by Herman Melville: www.youtube.com

Chapter 087-088 - Moby Dick by Herman Melville

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Sunday, December 18, 2011

ARIAT Sierra Saddle H2O Mens SZ 12 Brown Aged Bark Narrow Boots Cowboy Shoes

!±8± ARIAT Sierra Saddle H2O Mens SZ 12 Brown Aged Bark Narrow Boots Cowboy Shoes

Brand : Ariat | Rate :

| Price : $140.00
Post Date : Dec 18, 2011 02:16:25 | Usually ships in 4-5 business days

Get top-notch performance with the Ariat Sierra Saddle boots. These boots feature a waterproof full-grain leather upper with a saddle vamp and traditional western embroidery. ATS technology provides excellent support and stability. The oil- and slip-resistant Duratread outsole delivers superior traction. The steel toe meets ASTM ratings for safety.

This shoes / sandals / boots style name or model number is Sierra Saddle H2O
Color: Aged Bark
Material: Leather Upper and Man-Made Outsole
1.5 Inch Heel
Width: Narrow (C, B)

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Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Annie Shoes Women's Crete Mid-Calf Boot,Black Suede,7.5 B US

!±8± Annie Shoes Women's Crete Mid-Calf Boot,Black Suede,7.5 B US

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| Price : $76.00 | Post Date : Dec 13, 2011 04:00:40
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222-102-Black Velvet Suede-7.5-M Color: Black Velvet Suede, Size: 7.5, Width: M (Medium) Available in Multiple Colors! Crete Boot by Annie Features: -Women's Crete Boot in Black Velvet Suede. -Available in whole and half sizes. -Available in Medium and Wide width. -The upper is constructed from manmade material. -Part of the Crete collection. -2.5'' Heel height. -Available in your choice of: -Black Velvet Suede (222-102-Black Velvet Suede). -Grey Velvet Suede (222-102-Grey Velvet Suede). -Purple Velvet Suede (222-102-Purple Velvet Suede). . Need help finding or measuring the right size for you? Need to convert your size between country standards? Click here to see our Size Guide!

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Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Narrow Fitting Boots For Small Calves

!±8± Narrow Fitting Boots For Small Calves

It's not just women with curvaceous calves that have problems when it comes to finding boots that fit. If you're blessed with slender legs, finding a pair of boots that fit both your feet and your legs can be equally difficult. Most high street shoe shops stock a standard width fitting when it comes to boots, failing to realise that there's no such thing as a 'standard' woman. Every woman's figure is unique and if you're particularly slim, finding the perfect pair of boots can be just as difficult as finding a pair of boots to fit curvy calves.

However, some retailers have realised that no two customers are alike and are now offering a much wider range of fittings, both for your feet and your legs. The best place to find these forward-thinking retailers is online, where you'll find a full range of width fittings to suit every individual shape and size. By simply measuring the widest part of your calf and supplying them with your exact measurements, they will be able to provide you with a pair of boots that fit perfectly from the moment you put them on.

Badly fitted boots don't just look wrong, they feel uncomfortable too. If your boots are too loose around your leg they will lose their shape quickly, becoming creased and wrinkled particularly around the ankles. This may cause you to tense your foot to 'hold the boot on', making aching feet and even blisters a real problem. Putting an extra-thick pair of socks on won't solve the problem either - all that will do is make the boot tight around your feet, again causing discomfort and possibly more of those pesky blisters. The lifespan of the boot is also shortened, particularly if the boots are made of leather, as the creases around the ankles will quickly crack the surface of the leather and allow the elements in, damaging the material.

There are other alternatives. If your boots are just a little too loose, you can change the way you wear them by blending in this year's biggest fashion statement into your look - boots over jeans. The additional layer of fabric will add a little bulk to your calves and give you a more curvaceous look, perfect if you have very thin calves and want to achieve a more 'womanly' look. Consider other fabrics such as micro-suede or man-made materials. Although these do have a fair amount of 'give' in them, they'll only stretch a certain amount and how you wear your boot can make a big difference to your overall look. This season's 'scrunched' style lets you disguise thin calves with comfortable, relatively loose fitting boots worn over jeans for a casual, everyday look.

The ultimate is, of course, to buy a pair of boots made to your exact measurements. By doing this you are guaranteed a pair of boots that will fit perfectly from the moment you put them on. The investment is worth it in the long run because you will end up with a pair of boots that last years, not just one season, and will continue to look fantastic for a lifetime.

Having narrow calves doesn't stop you from wearing stylish, fashionable boots in every colour from the classic brown and black through to this season's hottest trend, purple. Your best bet for a great fitting pair of narrow calf boots are the specialist online retailers who offer the full range of fittings for every woman's shape, be that curvaceous calves or slender and slim!

Narrow Fitting Boots For Small Calves

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Saturday, December 3, 2011

How to Choose a Snowboard

!±8± How to Choose a Snowboard

Buying a Snowboard can be very difficult these days, everyone is telling you their snowboard is the best. Their snowboard might be the best for their style and body.

The best thing you can do is to research on online forums and on the snowboarding social network. The members here should put you in the right direction.

They are easily 20+ types of snow boards on the market, so this list should help you narrow down your choice.

There are plenty of sites online which provides reviews and ratings for all types of snow boards.

The different types of board categories can range from:

- Freeride boards,
- Freestyle boards,
- Backcountry boards,
- Park/Pipe boards,
- Kids boards,
- Women's boards,
- Boardercross boards,
- Signature series boards

From the above list you can see that you have many categories to choose from.

You really need to have a think about you preferences in advance of chatting to the sales person.

You will be asked questions such as:

- Your height,
- Weight,
- Riding Style,
- Foot size,

The above key questions will determine the width, shape, stiffness and height of the board you are going to buy.

There are a few other factors to be aware about but here I will focus on your riding style and riding ability.

Riding style will most determine the type of board you are going to buy in the end.

There are many opinions on riding style but I will list three main categories.

All Mountain & Freeride style (all mountain snowboarder)

All Mountain & Freeride style basically says it all in the heading, as a snowboarder, the snowboarder will make use of the entire mountain, catching air, carving a turn on slopes.

It's the sense of freedom and flight when catching big air jumps. Sliding on fresh snow at speeds of no limit. Freeride is the best way to explain this.

Freestyle or Technical riding

Freestyle or Technical riding is for those who prefer Jumps, Rail Sliding, Grabs, Jibbing, Trick Riding and Spins.

Technical riding is normally set up in the parks or near the half pipe. This type of snowboarding is very popular amongst the younger snowboarders as they are coming up from BMX riding, or skateboarding.

This type of snowboarding is also very sociable with many competitions among your friends.

If you are a beginner snowboarder this style is probably the most popular.

Carve/Alpine style

Carve/Alpine style snowboarding is all about speed and deep turning. These types of snowboarders are always well known for the carve they leave behind in the snow.

Carve/Alpine style snowboarders make the most out of what the mountain throws at them. Expert skiers who are taking up snowboarding tend to pick this style, as they like the performance of the carving boards. However these types of boards are not recommended for beginners.

Alpine style riders are nearly always attached to the snow.

Quick Tips when buying a Snowboard

1. Know what type of snow you will be riding in, if its powder snow a soft board is better. If you are riding in hard and ice snow, then you need a stiffer board.

2. Look for a board that suits you and not a board because of the brand

3. Again as I mentioned above choose your riding style.

4. Always check before you buy boots that they are compatible with your board. Not every board is suitable to all boots.

5. Wear boots that fit, make sure the calf of your foot fits nicely within the boot and that your toes are not crushed.

That's it for now within this article "How to buy a Snowboard" thank you for reading.

How to Choose a Snowboard

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Tuesday, November 29, 2011

"Hoi An and Rescue on Marble Mountain" Rosboroughs's photos about Hoi An, Vietnam (travel pics)

!±8± "Hoi An and Rescue on Marble Mountain" Rosboroughs's photos about Hoi An, Vietnam (travel pics)

Preview of Rosboroughs'sblog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Hoi An, Vietnam Entry Title: "Hoi An and Rescue on Marble Mountain" Entry: "We'd been told to expect good things from Hoi An and thankfully after another 10 hour overnight bus trip on a bus designed for midgets it didn't disappoint. Arriving at 6am neither of us was quite in the mood for the pushy motorbike taxi drivers or hotel touts. Of all the countries we have visited so far Vietnam definitely has some of the most surly and aggressive touts and drivers. A simple 'No thanks' is no longer sufficient and we've both had to resort to being very grumpy and assertive to shake them off. Hoi An is gorgeous, a real mix of Chinese, Japanese and European styles of Architecture. It's world heritage listed and the narrow lanes are filled with great restaurants, cafes and hundreds and hundreds of tailors and shoe shops. Hoi An is THE place to come and get custom made clothes and boots. If we ever win the lottery I'm flying straight back to get a complete wardrobe made up. For the time being on our backpackers budget I had to make do with getting a linen dress made. Cost less than for a total made to measure job, which took about 24 hours to complete, including 2 fitting appointments. Kev as always got nothing! Also just had to enquire out of curiosity how much boots would have been. Can you ...

"Hoi An and Rescue on Marble Mountain" Rosboroughs's photos about Hoi An, Vietnam (travel pics)

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Saturday, November 26, 2011

My Favorite Place to Buy Size 12 Shoes

!±8± My Favorite Place to Buy Size 12 Shoes

If you are looking for trendy and luxe Size 12 shoes, you know that they aren't always easy to find. In fact, you can rarely find the shoes you want in your size by just walking into the store at your local mall. The Internet has made shopping for stylish and gorgeous size 12 shoes SO much easier but it is still often a challenge to find the shoes that are a little edgier, more fashion forward and fun in larger sizes.

The bigger shoe sites are such a great resource when you are looking for size 12 shoes however, this smaller site wins my favor for a few things that make it really stand out from the pack.

As far as on-site searching, the bigger sites definitely have the upper hand. Some of these shoe websites make it so easy to find what you are looking for. You can narrow your search first by size so that you don't waste time looking at a bunch of shoes you love and then can't fit into. Second, you can narrow by style, color, heel height, boot height, brand and width. With a few simple clicks, you can eliminate all of the shoes that aren't size 12 high heel dress shoes. If you are looking for boots, it is great to be able to note that you want wide calf boots before you fall in love with some that definitely won't fit over your calves.

Although my favorite shoe shopping site doesn't have this easy search feature, it is still fairly easy to find what you are looking for. The most amazing thing is that this site specializes in and only carries larger shoe sizes. Looking for a size 11 peep toe heel? No problem. Need size 12 motorcycle boots? This is the place. Looking for the perfect size 12 dress shoes that are edgy and cool? Start here. They even carry size 13, 14 and 15, many of the shoes that they carry are exclusive to them in the larger sizes.

They also have their own basic house brand of well-priced stylish shoes for your size. Some of the brands they carry that are harder to find in the size 11 and size 12 shoe marketplace are:

Jeffrey Campbell Shoes

80%20 Shoes

J. Shoes Boots

Faryl Robin Shoes

Poetic License Shoes and Boots

In addition to these super cool designers, they also carry Chie Mihara, Blowfish, Corso Como, Delman and Tashkent. They have boots and shoes at all different price points.

The site has terrific photos, extensive measurements and descriptions so you really know what you are getting before you order. There is not an extensive review system utilized like on some of the larger shoe shopping sites however. They also value customer service and offer refunds on returns within 14 days - not as generous as the bigger shoe sites but a decent policy. However, the gorgeous and stylish selection makes up in many ways for some of those thing.

So, what is the awesome size 12 shoe shopping resource? Barefoot Tess. Check it out next time you are looking for fashion forward shoes and don't want to be frustrated by no size 12 shoes in stock.

My Favorite Place to Buy Size 12 Shoes

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Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Caring For Your Leather Boots

!±8± Caring For Your Leather Boots

You've paid good money for those perfect leather boots, you're thrilled with the way they look and feel and they're so comfortable you want to wear them all day, every day. These boots are going to go through every kind of punishment the elements and real life can throw at them. So how do you keep them looking as if they've just come out of the box for the first time?

The beauty of leather is that it develops its own patina as it ages. It's an organic material that stretches and shapes to your contours, fitting literally like a second skin. But in exactly the same way as your own skin will look dull and tired if you don't care for it, so will leather. It needs that occasional bit of tender loving care to keep it looking in top condition. The most obvious way to keep your boots looking perfect is to polish them regularly. Not only will this improve the look of your boots and protect them from scuffmarks, but it will also help to weatherproof the surface of the leather and shield them from the elements.

If you really want to make sure your boots will be as water-resistant as possible, invest in a tin of dubbin. This is a traditional leather 'feed' made from natural wax, oil and tallow and is used to soften, condition and waterproof leather. It's different from shoe polish as it does not contain any pigment, so if you want to restore the colour of your boots, a good buff with corresponding shoe polish will restore the beauty of the leather whilst the dubbin will add a protective layer to the surface. Treat your boots regularly with this and you'll find that the surface retains its shine and your feet stay dry, even in reasonably heavy rain.

If you've invested good money in a pair of quality leather boots, a worthwhile addition is a pair of boot 'trees'. These simple devices slot into your boots when you're not wearing them, maintaining their shape and preventing them from sagging and creasing when not in use.

There are different types of leather that may not be suitable for polishing or using leather feed products like dubbin. Patent leather is best cared for using a soft polishing cloth. Marks on the surface can be removed by gently rubbing with a damp cloth and then buffing the leather back to its original shine with a soft, dry cloth. Try to avoid using kitchen cloths, as the surface of these is much more abrasive than you realise and may leave permanent marks on the leather.

Some boots are designed using 'antique' leather. This is designed to have a worn or 'aged' look and dark or light marks can usually be removed by gently rubbing the leather with a soft cloth. Avoid using harsh brushes, as the bristles will scratch the surface of the leather, damaging the skin and leaving permanent marks.

As with your own skin, leather is easily damaged by direct heat, so never try to dry your boots out with a direct heat source such as a hairdryer. The surface of the leather will shrink from the hide, causing it to crack and leading to permanent damage to the surface. Alternatively, extreme cold can also make the leather brittle and susceptible to cracking, so try to protect your leather boots from extreme temperature changes.

If you take care of your leather boots they should last you for many years to come, making them a permanent addition to your wardrobe and giving you years of comfort, protection and style.

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Friday, November 18, 2011

Trotters Women's Andie Riding Boot,Dark Brown,5 M US

!±8± Trotters Women's Andie Riding Boot,Dark Brown,5 M US

Brand : Trotters | Rate :

| Price : $71.58
Post Date : Nov 18, 2011 16:21:16 | Usually ships in 24 hours

• A trend-transcending design with effortlessly versatile style
• Smooth leather upper with accent stitching
• 12" shaft height
• Full-length side zipper for easy entry and exit
• Gentle tricot lining
• Comfortably padded footbed
• Flexible rubber-like sole
• 1-1/4" heel height

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Sunday, October 23, 2011

The Essential Guide to Equestrian Show Riding and Equestrian Riding Apparel

!±8± The Essential Guide to Equestrian Show Riding and Equestrian Riding Apparel

Athlete in any sport they want to give their best. And since it excludes from the right side of your best dress. Equestrian Clothing is particularly important because in contrast to horseback riding seem random, the competitors must be in English riding elegant, refined and in control at all times. In the ring, the judges want, how to communicate with you and your horse and see how you look and ride your horse. Wear clothes have no place in dressage mount as safety is of paramount importance.English riders also need their show clothes to reflect a neat, subdued and elegant air, so that their riding skills and the training of the horse shine through.

Dressage, hunt seat, and pleasure classes each have specific requirements regarding equestrian clothing. It is up to you to check with the sponsoring organization to get the details of your equestrian clothing needs.

Show Clothes From Head To Toe

Starting at the top, helmets are the most important accessory because they may save your life in a fall. An ASTM F-1163-01 and 04a/SEI certified helmet is a mandatory part of your equestrian clothing any time you are on or working around a horse. These helmets are tested for the rigors of riding. Helmets are sized by measuring the circumference of the rider's head.

The Importance Of A Show Coat

The first part of show clothes that judges will notice is a rider's show coat. A properly fitted jacket should give you a trim appearance with squared shoulders and a narrow waist. To check for a good fit, you should be able to take a pinch of approximately one-inch of fabric from the sides of the shoulders, which will allow the freedom of movement you need.

The waistline of your jacket should be at your natural waistline. The length of your show jacket should take it just to the bottom of your buttocks. Show jacket sleeves are measured at one inch below the wrist. Show coats are generally beige, gray or a dark color. Dressage show coats are black.

Underneath Your Show Coat

Under the show coat, women wear a ratcatcher and men wear a buttoned shirt. Getting the right fit is crucial to creating the right image while allowing you to ride safely and effectively. Ratcatchers are extra long-sleeved shirts with a short, upright collar. Ratcatchers and shirts should be form-fitting yet allow the rider the necessary freedom of movement with show clothes.

Riding shirt sleeves are generally two inches longer than normal clothing, to allow you the reach when jumping. After putting on your show jacket, one-fourth to one-half inch of your shirt cuff should show. Ratcatchers are normally white or of a pale color. A stock pin should be worn with your ratcatcher. Men are required to wear a button-down shirt with either a tie or a stock pin.

Jodhpurs And Breeches

Jodhpurs are riding pants with an elastic cuff that is worn over your horse riding boots. They are also essential if you are wearing paddock boots. When sizing for jodhpurs, measure your inseam plus one inch with your paddock boots on. If you will be wearing your jodhpurs in the show ring, try to find a color to match with your show jacket.

Breeches come in many styles, including front-zip, pull-on, side-zip, low-rise and full-seat. You'll want to make sure that your breeches maintain the overall trim and professional look of your equestrian clothing. Show breeches are normally beige. When shopping for most show clothes including Jodhpurs and Breeches, fabrics with Lycra are ideal in order to provide a trim fit with stretch for movement.

Boots Made For Riding

Your field or dress tall black boots must fit properly. Since manufacturers differ, you must use the sizing chart for the horse riding boots that you are buying. Most horse riding boot sizing charts will ask for calf and height measurements, plus your normal show size. Calf measurements are taken at the widest part of your calf, with socks and riding breeches on, while seated. The height measurement is from the base of your heel to the top of your lower leg plus one inch.

Tall horse riding boots must fit snugly in all the right places to give you the look and support you need to do well in the show ring and to complement the rest of your equestrian clothing. Those with hidden zippers will give a snug fit and will be easy to put on.

Dressing with the appropriate equestrian clothing for competitive events not only will showcase your command of the sport, but will also provide the safety you need when jumping. Wearing the proper show clothes also shows respect for the elegance and control of English riding.