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I've come around to the Cold Steel fandom. These are nice knives at a great price. Buy them now, before Obamastein bans them too! Nice steel. Funky cool curve. Scares the namby pambys to death! :-D
great reviews on the medium straight edge over at knifecenter.com
I love this knife! Got a medium and large straight-edge, and a large serrated one last time these were featured on woot. The serration on this knife runs along the entire length of the blade (not a combo edge!). Would definitely recommend (get the medium, large is too big for carrying around imo). The large size is about as long as the kershaw tremor, if you remember those from woot a while back.
Take a stab at this video.
Medium, Large closed.
Medium, Large opened.
Woot! has never offered a better knife at this price point - period. I love these knives, I own more than I would care to admit and I purchase a few as gifts each time I see that they pop up for sale . . . You will not find a better value IMHO. I have used the knife to field dress a deer, as an all around camp knife, as a back-up knife in the glove compartment (the serrated blade model actually cut through a steel belted tire piece that had wedged itself under my truck) - these knives are just plain awesome. I have no idea where they keep finding so much stock of this one style, but I eagerly await more Cold Steel knives in other styles and I will be a buyer.
The best application for this style (model) of knife however, is cutting flesh . . . as I have said in a previous post, I used this knife to field dress when I was caught without my kit and needed to pack a nice buck out about a mile and a half. I shaved a lot of time off my record time using this knife . . . I have had the opportunity to field dress another deer recently with this knife and I now have shaved a full 18 minutes off my best time using the Cold Steel Vaquero. I am able to do much more detailed cutting faster and separate much more of the carcass appropriately in the field (cutting down on detail work later) with this ONE knife than I ever thought would be possible.
I actually carry (EDC) a serrated large in my front pocket (I'm a big guy and no one notices) and I LOVE the knife . . . after months of abuse - it is still going strong and sharp as the day I bought it (which is wicked sharp).
Buy three, create another account, buy more - you'll be glad you did.
Wonderful knives!
Hey, if you haven't seen lichme's thread for a complete list of Plus deals (updated weekdays), check it out. Great resource.
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I love knives. I like folding knives--I prefer fixed blade-- and this one looks really good. As in, it all checks out nicely.
Only thing is I only buy folding knives when my folding knife breaks--got one of these two months ago, heavy use, and it's still in top notch shape. As in, there are no notches.
I'm mad I didn't wait to buy it here.
But don't buy one. Trust me, buy two.
And all of you send me your second.
Ya know, as in the buddy system.
landfieldjc wrote:I love knives. I like folding knives--I prefer fixed blade-- and this one looks really good. As in, it all checks out nicely.
Only thing is I only buy folding knives when my folding knife breaks--got one of these two months ago, heavy use, and it's still in top notch shape. As in, there are no notches.
I'm mad I didn't wait to buy it here.
But don't buy one. Trust me, buy two.
And all of you send me your second.
Ya know, as in the buddy system.
Better yet, buy 3.
Which one do you knife enthusiasts recommend? The medium or the large version?
Are these manual, or assisted opening?
GenPirate wrote:Which one do you knife enthusiasts recommend? The medium or the large version?
I got the large serrated for hiking/camping. It is huge. I should have probably got the medium too. I really like the knife.
I'm an attorney in Buffalo. Was an asst DA for 7 yrs. Defense work about 20 yrs. Now enjoying my grandkids. Some free legal advice to Woot. This knife is legal in New York. It's only illegal if possessed with the intent to use illegaly. That is the same for a rock, or a pencil.
I'm sad I can only buy three! Last time I got a large serrated edge for me and a large straight edge for my husband and we were blown away by the quality. This time I got a medium straight for me and two large serrated; one for the hubby and one for the brother-in-law. I still need the medium serrated and the large straight!
Why oh why can't they offer the other blade shapes? The vaquero is the only one that I can't sharpen at home (recurves are tough to sharpen). Woot, get some of the Tanto or Clip-point versions, PLEASE!
Seems like lately everything on sport woot could be used in the most dangerous game of all; but not in a pickup game of basketball or soccer.
I bought two of these last time they were up. Great knife but a little big for every day carry for me. They arrived very sharp and have held an edge well. The locking mechanism on both knives was very stiff, too stiff. I took a pair of pliers and really mashed down on the lock release about 10 times and now they are smooth as butter.
brendanmwoot wrote:Seems like lately everything on sport woot could be used in the most dangerous game of all; but not in a pickup game of basketball or soccer.
What about these?
Or these?
Or this crap here?
I've been a Cold Steel fan for many, many years and definitely can vouch for the quality of their products. (In fact, when I have purchased factory seconds from them, they are higher quality than many other companies "firsts")
I prefer a tanto style blade for my typical usage, but I am tempted to grab a couple of these as gifts. Good stuff!
You cannot sharpen the serrated blades, regardless, without killing the serrations and creating a plain edge--which is actually not a bad idea, IMHO. For the plain edge, just use a crock stick system. I highly recommend the Sypderco http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=77
I guess this go-round there were no Large Plain Edge knives available, eh? For the people asking above, that would be my suggested buy here, but ANY of these will serve you well. The LARGE one is just visually extra imposing. ;-) It does fill a pocket though, while the Medium is plenty useful and a bit easier to carry.
If you find them a bit stiff at first, be sure to wash them well with soapy hot water, then dry them off, lube with some food grade mineral oil, and wipe off any excess. Your knife will then function beautifully, especially after a few hours of "practice" flipping it open and closed--which you WILL be doing, right? Always learn how to use your tools correctly! ;-)
PS: Cold Steel does make this in an Extra Large version, but woot! hasn't ever sold those, IIRC. Those are like folding Bowie knives. :-D
Woot! What's up with the coupon code for Texans? I was trying to go in for three of these (well over $40 coupon activation price point), but my secret code isn't working. :-/
There are not enough superlatives in my vocabulary to reflect how much I love Cold Steel products. This knife is simply the best knife at this price point that I have ever owned. It's not furniture, it won't win any beauty pageants, but it is amazingly efficient at what it was designed for.
I own the large serrated version. I have somewhat large hands, and the handle on the large knife fits perfectly. Lots of people have mentioned the sharpness of the blade (which is exceedingly sharp, indeed), but few people are talking about how great the grip is. You can see in the picture how the handle looks like it's grooved, like there's a texture pattern in the mold. There is, but it's far more grip-focused than you would imagine until you actually hold one.
The other feature that isn't discussed often enough is the lock. Everyone prefers fixed blade knives because they're stronger. This is as strong as a folding knife gets. I have been very impressed with the strength and durability of the patented Tri-Ad lock. It's unreal.
Sure, don't take my word for it; research before you buy. View the Cold Steel "Proof" videos (I'm sure they're on YouTube for the Voyager series) and be amazed.
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Shipping across state lines restraints are different then shopping at a local store. Lots and lots of red tape.
I think I get the POINT. Everyone has been CUTTING to the chase. I think there are two edges of conversation here. ( I had to...)
love these knives, but be very careful. I have cut the plug out of myself on two different occasions with these things (one of which involved an emergency room visit). I am well versed in knives (been carrying one daily for 18 years) but something about the mechanism and shape combined with the sharpness of these knives has gotten me twice now.
The medium straight edged one here has been my EDC knife for a good three months. I've been very pleased. Had some minor rust spots about a week in (at least I thought they were), but polished those off and oiled the knife a bit. Since then, I haven't maintained it at all and it's been spectacular. The medium is a great EDC size IMO, and I'll be honest that I beat on this knife quite a bit. Including an attempt to cut through thin steel cable (long story).
Final point: If you're on the fence at all, buy it.
I've been stalking woot for these ever since I missed the one listed on the woot.off. I said if it came up again, I'd buy one or two. I lied...
...I bought 3.
2x Medium Plain (1 for a gift)
1x Large Serrated.
Looking forward to seeing them.
Fastest. Woot. Delivery. Ever.
Ermahgerd... 4 days!!??
Medium straight edge... fits nicely in my girlish hands. Locking mech is a little stiff, like the extra clip for lefty weirdos.
4 days... wow.
I got mine too. Locking mechanism is EXTREMELY stiff. Going to try the soap and water and oiling method.
It is so hard to unlock that I cut myself when it finally unlocked and closed on my finger. Other than that, it's a great knife.
You guys stink. I bought 3 and still haven't received them.
Maybe it's taking longer since 3 of them are so heavy...
msgitlin wrote:You guys stink. I bought 3 and still haven't received them.
Maybe it's taking longer since 3 of them are so heavy...
Sorry for the late reply.
It usually takes up to 5 business days for the shipping process. However, if you haven't seen any shipping update activity yet I would email into Woot Member Services at email@example.com and inquire about it.
ROGETRAY wrote:Sorry for the late reply.
It usually takes up to 5 business days for the shipping process. However, if you haven't seen any shipping update activity yet I would email into Woot Member Services at firstname.lastname@example.com and inquire about it.
Thanks for the reply, I got all 3 today!
They look great. 1 of them is for a friend of mine who just had a baby. Nothing says "Congratulations on your new beautifully-fragile bundle of joy" like a nice razor sharp chunk of steel.
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I was into the SW costume thing and got out of it a few (like 10) years ago. My son, who is now 8, constantly asks about my Vader costume, my Fett, and the Jawas I used to make.
Seems time to get back and do a Fett that will make the boy proud!
I'm blown away by the wealth of information here. One thing I really loved about SW prop and costume building was the archeological pursuit of prop parts, and it looks like that's been going full steam in the years I've been off the radar. The last big finds I recall were when it was discovored that Obi Wan's saber was made from a grenade and the little gold doohickeys on Vader's reveal helmet were dental expanders. That should give you some idea how out of it I've been.
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Ignition key against tumblers which raise a key out of a groove in the lock cylinder main housing. The groove there is sharp edged and the key must lift 100% to clear, slightly worn tumblers let that lift drop just enough to not clear and the key then hooks hard to not let cylinder turn.
The mistake is saying 'I'll fix it later', you often don't get the later. Gotta do it then before more wear occurs, only a slight bit more and it's drill city.
|is that Mike guy ( from waaay earlier in the thread and long ago) that does keys and lock cylinders still around?
Should make more sense when you see the tumbler.
Common car type tumbler has spring loaded "tabs" that stick down into a slot when the key is out or wrong for the tumbler, preventing it from turning. These are quite sharp edged, so I can see how a slight chamfer on that edge would make it work easier if the key is worn a bit making them stick out a little.
You can watch them work with the key once it's out, making things more obvious.
BMW motorcycle luggage used to come with tumblers that had full size tabs, you'd insert the bike's key, then grind/file off excess, thereby matching that tumbler to the ignition key. Get the ends nice & smooth & it worked better, like amc is describing.
Nice "do it yourself" hint I'm thinking...
"ground a radius" sounds like you take material OFF the key. Am I reading that right? (wait...you're not talking about the "car key"... doh!)
I haven't seen the OEM tumbler yet, only the retrofit. The theory is that it will make sense when I pull it out. (knocking on wood)
|Your time to fix it is before it locks up to not ever come loose again. Most don't do that though and then throw parts at it. First time mine did it I pulled cylinder and ground a radius on the key that tumblers lift. The key edge is what stops lifting enough when tumblers wear just enough to not lift maximum. Car been working fine now maybe 3 years since done, no trouble at all and cost zero. Did the other one too and hasn't even acted like it wants to screw up. I keep tumblers lubed too so key slides in properly.
got mine to turn again...
the key in my 2000 ZX3 wouldn't turn at all.
i was finally able to get mine unstuck by (1) putting two quick shots of WD40 Silicone in the keyhole, then putting the key in and (2) hitting it on the end with a hammer while applying constant turning pressure to try and turn the key. The key started to slowly turn and, as i continued tapping, it finally made it all the way to start the car. It now is freed up and working normally, but i suspect that it is only a matter of time till it locks up again.
i see that you have to be able to turn the key to get the old one out and do the tumbler swap, so...
i found a great vid on youtube showing the tumbler swap in detail, with only one under $50 part required.
here's the part: Strattec #707592. $32.90 on Amazon.
Thanks - it worked.
Didn't realize what was happening until it was almost too late - last year, the IC started binding and left the boss and kid stranded. With much fist-hammering, I finally got the thing to turn, and got us home. My next stop? Focus Fanatics. A quick searched yielded this thread, and after a thorough review, I decided to buy the IC and key it myself.
Found the instructions to be straightforward, and following a few minutes of review, I keyed it on the first try.
The next hurdle was the now completely immobile IC. Another scan of this thread revealed this post - #59 - that enabled me (with my trusty Dewalt) to turn that IC and swap in the new one. That one thread made the whole process quicker and easier in my case - so thanks nadnucv8 for that tip!
I'd have totally been lost, and somewhere between 300 and 500 dollars poorer without this thread!
Meant to pass along my thanks sooner, but, well stuff happens.
How to fix an "ignition key wont turn"
4 years ago I tried this and I never had to replace the keys / tumbler.
Take some non-stick cooking spray, gently mist the key slot.
Also, some keys wear off on the tip which makes the key insert deeper than it is supposed to. Try gently moving the key in and out about 1/8 inch while turning the key.
Good luck!
Excellent instructions here.
I just had a similar problem. Apparently, something within the ignition cylinder got old and gave way. My wife had some trouble inserting the key and asked what was wrong. I have been having trouble intermittently with the key feeling like it binds as I push it into the ignition cylinder for 2 years now. My 10 year old cylinder was just wearing out. Well, something finally gave as I shoved the key in with a little force. But whatever it was jammed into the back of the lock and prevented the key from getting all the way in. So now, I had a cylinder that wouldn't turn because I couldn't get the key far enough into the lock.
I called my insurance company, and they offered to tow it but couldn't tell me price to have it fixed. So I called 4 local locksmiths and the dealer. The dealer wanted around $400. The locksmiths wanted around $200 to replace the cylinder. One locksmith wouldn't keep the old key, said (without seeing it) that it would be too old and just wouldn't push the pins far enough. He basically wanted said I'd have to get a new key for an additional $90 (key+programming PATS).
While I was calling around and waiting for call-backs to get quotes, I searched online and found this forum and thread. I printed out the first page of instructions and pictures as well as the November 2002 auto hot products tech tip. Since I didn't want to spend $300 and so many people had had success I decided to give it a go. I had the car towed to my house and then on the way home picked up two cobalt drill bits from a hardware store, 1/8" and 1/4" (they were out of 3/8").
My wife was a little upset when I said I was going to work on the car starting at 10PM, but I assured her that I was only going to give it 30 minutes and then I'd call it quits - done or not.
This is how it went down:
20 minutes!!! Great instructions, and using the right tools and I was done with the "hard" part in 20 minutes. Thanks guys!
I spent another 10 minutes cleaning up and had a working ignition in under 30 minutes start to finish. Now I just need to order a new cylinder to replace the old one, or I may just pull out the drilled one when I have some time and remove the first pin which keeps binding and the last one which looks mashed in the back of the cylinder and drive it that way for a while. It won't start without the PATS key anyway and I mostly just commute with it so I'm not too worried (but maybe I should be).
Thinking back on it now, I could have tried taking my non-PATS spare key and filing off the end until it would go in far enough to turn, but that wasn't guaranteed to work either. The thing caught in the back may have prevented turning, it could have been a pin which means the cylinder would have remained locked, or it could have worked... Oh well :)
Thanks for the great technical help. Now it's time to find a cheap IC keyed for my car.
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OK.. so we had some set backs.. and I need opinions/advice/I don't know.
So twice in the last week we have had guests to the house. On Saturday was guests he knew.. they were old neighbers that we still visit with regularly. So they texted me when they were there.. I put Titan in a down stay in his bed. When they came in he went NUTS. Not aggressive just high pitched excitement. He literally didn't settle for about 20 minutes. I mean literally vocal for 20 solid minutes with like 2 seconds in between to catch his breath.
What did I do you ask? While they were coming in I said "Enough!!" and he quieted for a second. I said good boy.. but he didn't quit. He got sprayed with the water/vinegar mixture and while HATES it, would bark right through it, anticipating the spray. So I stopped that.. it clearly had no effect on him. I went to the ignoring.. which was a little more difficult because they had kids and kept trying to go over there, but eventually, 20 minutes to be exact, Titan quieted and was released and all was good.
Incident 2: Maintenance workers.. SO normally with what work they were going to do.. outside and inside.. I would have just put Titan in a room since they would be in and out and no consistent. except they needed access to all the rooms, so I thought the back yard, as they only needed the front yard. Nope Gardener was supposed to be there so there goes that idea.. so knowing that is is solid on his "stay" I moved his bed to an out of the way area, where he could still see the workers.. and made him stay (leashed him just for sheer "just in case"). I got to the door before the guys were able to ring the doorbell. I told them I have a large dog that will stay where he's at but he will be very vocal in the beginning. I apologize ahead of time, and ask that they please ignore him and he will eventually calm down.
So the bark fest begins. Pretty much the same as the previous guest visit. He didn't move. I had the leash in case but I really didn't need it. I was able to quiet him for a minute with distraction OB and treats but once that ended, he was back to barking and the man walking around the house. They guys went outside, and were working out there. I got this idea, that maybe he would calm down if he was outside with them (on lead of course) while they worked. Went outside with them.. he barked once.. then just watched them, in a down. Then when he noticably relaxed. I took him off lead to play fetch near them.. which I knew would be perfectly fine (when you know your dog you know your dog, so please don't chastise me for doing this, I knew he would be 100% ok) went as I planned and when we went back into the house and the workers came in, he was fine. kept him in a down stay the whole time to not bother them and he was quiet the whole time after that.
Moral of the story.. he's got the "stay" which is awesome. He apparently does much better meeting people outside then walking inside. He acts Bat**** crazy if he is put in bed while people come inside and he has to sit there.. I'm not worried about crating him.. only because his stay is solid, if it weren't for that I would get the crate back out and crate him again... but that would not solve the vocals issue.. I mean is it farfetched to think maybe he would do better greeting with leash at the door first thing? I have never done that. It honestly doesn't bother me that he barks.. what bothers me is he doesn't listen to the "enough" this is literally the only time he ignores that command.. I'm serious. He knows it too, he stops for a second every time and then goes back at it. It's embarrassing and nerve racking when I have guests over and he does this. Like I have this crazy, out of control animal..
Yes! It was exciting to see the progress. Granted I know he won't always be perfect while training but it's comforting to see his potential
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|Way to go Titan, and even more importantly - way to go Whitney! Good for you for finding something that works, something that your dog can understand. Yay! There's nothing better than a dog that barks and also knows how to be quiet
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I have had the same trouble with Odin...obsessive, frantic barking. Good luck.
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|I have had the same trouble with Odin...obsessive, frantic barking. Good luck.
Ooooh K! Progress has been made! We used a combination of the spray bottle and keeping him in his bed. When the doorbell rang (unexpectedly) I said "enough" and told Titan to go to bed.. Which he did.. yipping the whole way. Then when he kept barking (excitedly) I told him "enough" then sprayed him (99% water, a splash of vinegar) and after two sprays and an "enough" each time, he stopped and got treats. He then sat quietly and then was allowed out of bed. The first time, he barked the minute I said "ok" so I put him back in bed and he was quiet. I gave him a treat, and said "ok."
The second time someone came to the door (rare we get back to back visitors, lol) he ran to the door barking. I said "enough" and go to bed. This time he didn't go to bed right away, so I walked him over there. BUT he didn't bark as much. He did a few each one with an enough and a spray and he quieted. Then he got treated and released.
Now if I can keep this up I think we will have some great progress! Thank you guys for all the advice!
|Doggiedad, lol - that is training. It's an aversive, or +P. Not one that you or I would choose to do, but this is what the trainer suggested. How did you get your dog to stopping the endless barking?
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Does Titan get vocal when it's time to play outside? Mine does, so I'm using this as an exercise to teach him to control his barking. Besides him knowing what "Quiet" means, lol.
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invite lots of people to visit so you can work on the barking.
how about spraying your dog with water instead of vinegar.
i wouldn't spray my dog. i would train/socialize to stop the
I think I decided last night, that the only time I REALLY want him to hush, is when guest are IN the house I don't mind so much if he barks when it's a random person coming to the door, so I will just have to have people over like you said. So he will then know.. when mom invites the person in, I have to be quiet.
invite lots of people to visit so you can work on the barking.
how about spraying your dog with water instead of vinegar.
i wouldn't spray my dog. i would train/socialize to stop the
|Does Titan get vocal when it's time to play outside? Mine does, so I'm using this as an exercise to teach him to control his barking. Besides him knowing what "Quiet" means, lol.
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Just wanted to see if anyone out there knows who is considered "the best" (i.e. quality/craftsmanship/etc.) or close to "the best" maker for the following ESB Vader parts (and how I would get in contact with them):
1) Helmet (Darth Stone?)
2) Cape
3) Chest Armor
4) Inner Robe
5) Chest Box
6) Bodysuit (leggings and upper)
7) Gloves
8) Belt
9) Belt Boxes
10) Cod Pieces
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Best place? IMHO, it varies. I hit all the usual suspects and see who:
1. has them in stock
2. has the best price.
Stay away from the off-brands and be sure to get Mec Gars. They are the OEM maker for CZ and others. Very good quality.
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- Band: Fantasy Band
- Photographer: Chi Pritchard
- Cakes/Candies Vendor: The Village Bakery
- Rentals Vendor: Group Dynamics
- Caterer: Cru Catering
- Wedding Day Beauty Vendor: Stella Nova Salon Mt. Pleasant
- Limo Company: Charleston Black Cab
- Wedding Fashion Vendor: Ann Hamilton Bridal
- Officiant: Doug Farmer - Charleston Wedding Officiant
- Ceremony & Reception: Boone Hall Plantation - Cotton Dock
- Restaurant: Red Drum Gastropub
- Hotel: Charleston Place Hotel
- Restaurant: Red's Ice House
- Hotel: Courtyard by Marriott - Historic District Downtown Charleston
- Restaurant: Slightly North of Broad Restaurant
- Hotel: Courtyard by Marriott - Mt. Pleasant
- Restaurant: Village Bakery
- Hotel: Holiday Inn Express - Mt. Pleasant
- Restaurant: Virginia's On King
- Hotel: Isle of Palms - house and condo rentals
- Attraction: Architectural Walking Tours
- Hotel: Meeting Street Inn
- Attraction: Boone Hall Plantation
- Restaurant: Anson
- Attraction: Carolina Polo & Carriage Co
- Restaurant: Bertha's Kitchen
- Attraction: Charleston Strolls
- Restaurant: Blossom
- Attraction: Fort Sumter National Monument
- Restaurant: Cru Cafe
- Attraction: Hunley Conservation Lab
- Restaurant: East Bay Deli
- Attraction: Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
- Restaurant: Eli's Table
- Attraction: Meeting Location for Sat. Walking Tour 2pm - 108 Meeting Street
- Restaurant: Ernie's Restaurant
- Attraction: Nathaniel Russell House
- Restaurant: Fulton Five
- Attraction: St. Michael's Episcopal Church
- Restaurant: Hank's Seafood Restaurant
- Attraction: The Aiken-Rhett House
- Restaurant: Hominy Grill
- Attraction: White Point Gardens
- Restaurant: Husk Restaurant
- Rehearsal/Welcome Dinner: Cottage On The Creek
- Restaurant: Magnolia's
- After Party: Red's Ice House
- Restaurant: McCrady's
- Bar: Blind Tiger Pub
- Restaurant: Old Village Post House Restaurant
Fantasy BandLakemont, GA, USA
"We had a great time on our wedding night with Fantasy! This five-piece band kept all of our guests moving all evening long with good music, lots of energy, and good crowd interaction."
Cakes/Candies Vendor:
The Village Bakery125 Pitt Street
Mount Pleasant, SC, United States
"Communicating with them was a little difficult, which is why they lost a star, but they make absolutely DELICIOUS cakes! We selected a carrot cake and it was out of this world. They delivered a very delicious product. I would absolutely use them again despite the communication lapses."
Cru Catering1784 Harmon Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"We did three tastings when we were choosing a caterer, and Cru blew everyone else out of the water with amazing food. We knew we didn't have a thing to worry about when we chose them. The guests all raved about the food. Emily is super nice as well. Very good service, food, and beverage. Highly recommended!"
Limo Company:
Charleston Black CabCharleston, South Carolina, United States
"Reliable and cute cars. Affordable too! Our driver was extremely nice."
Doug Farmer - Charleston Wedding OfficiantCharleston, SC, USA
"Doug wrote a beautiful and very touching wedding ceremony for us that made us feel as though he'd known us for years, even though we only hired him for the wedding. He was a total professional and a good communicator. Would highly recommend him. Organized and always made us feel at ease."
Chi Pritchard544 Beverly Drive
Summerville, SC, United States
"Chi did a great job keeping everyone on track on the wedding day. She was on the move constantly during the course of the reception -- she did not seem to miss a thing. Our photos are absolutely wonderful. She captured the glorious sunlight that we were lucky enough to have during our wedding reception, the beautiful waning light as we took formal photos at dusk, and hundreds of wonderful candid moments at the reception. We felt that her fees were very fair as well. We highly recommend Chi!"
Rentals Vendor:
Group Dynamics2285 Technical Parkway
North Charleston, SC, United States
"Jonathan went above and beyond to get the job done and to help us with anything we needed when our wedding coordinator nearly left us in the lurch. They offered us wonderful rates and did a great job overall. Very friendly and easy to work with. Highly recommended!"
Wedding Day Beauty Vendor:
Stella Nova Salon Mt. Pleasant2048 Sam Rittenberg Boulevard
Charleston, SC, United States
"I loved my hair and makeup! They also did my bridesmaids' hair and my mom's makeup. Everyone looked wonderful and left very happy. Emily is the best."
Wedding Fashion Vendor:
Ann Hamilton Bridal113 Pitt Street
Mount Pleasant, SC, United States
"Ann did an absolutely wonderful job altering my wedding dress. When I brought it to her, it was nearly two sizes too big. She offered me a very fair price to take the dress in, hem the bottom (which was lace), and add a bustle. She was an absolute pleasure to work with, made the experience very relaxing, and took very good care of my dress. When I first came to her, I was slightly stressed about the fact that the dress fit so poorly and nervous about handing it over to someone to take apart. Three fittings later, the dress fit like a glove and felt like it had truly become mine. I loved wearing it on my wedding day and was showered with compliments. Ann's studio is homey and very personal -- a good reflection of the experience that I had working with her. I highly recommend working with Ann."
Ceremony & Reception:
Boone Hall Plantation - Cotton Dock1235 Long Point Road
Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
"Our guests absolutely loved the venue - and so did we. The scenery is absolutely beautiful and very atmospheric. Many wonderful sites on the property for photos. Overall they were very easy to work with."
Charleston Place Hotel205 Meeting Street
Charleston, SC, United States
Courtyard by Marriott - Historic District Downtown Charleston125 Calhoun St
Charleston, SC 29401
Courtyard by Marriott - Mt. Pleasant1251 Woodland Ave
Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
"Great location in central Mt Pleasant. Excellent customer service. Nice clean, newly decorated rooms. Best value for the money in the area, for sure. (We visited every hotel nearby.) Jules was extremely helpful in coordinating our block. Most of our guests ended up staying here for the combination of price, convenience, and overall quality for the money. Good value."
Holiday Inn Express - Mt. Pleasant350 Johnnie Dodds Boulevard
Mount Pleasant, SC, United States
Isle of Palms - house and condo rentalsIsle of Palms, SC
"A few of our guests ended up renting houses in nearby Isle of Palms via VRBO. This was a great option for families as it was still near the wedding venue, but provided a way for families to stay together in a larger lodging and gave a vacation feel for those who stayed longer."
Meeting Street Inn173 Meeting St
Charleston, SC, United States
Anson12 Anson Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"Contemporary Southern cuisine. Their whole fish is especially good."
Bertha's Kitchen2332 Meeting Street Road
Charleston, SC, United States
"Best fried chicken in the world! Beware of the sweet tea, though, unless you prefer more sugar than tea in your glass. Friendly staff keep locals coming in daily. Bare bones decor and well off the beaten tourist path, but highly recommended if you want to try authentic soul food made with love. You will probably be the only non-local in the place. Check out Bertha's and other local soul food restaurants featured in Saveur magazine: http://www.saveur.com/article/Travels/Specialty-of-the-House-Charleston-Soul-Food"
Blossom171 East Bay Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"A tad more casual than its sister restaurant, Magnolia's, Blossom offers pizzas, pastas, and lowcountry style seafood."
Cru Cafe18 Pinckney Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"Delicious spin on local, seasonal food. If you want a repeat of our wedding reception food, come here!"
East Bay Deli334 East Bay Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"Large sandwiches and a fabulous salad bar make this a good casual lunch spot."
Eli's Table129 Meeting Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"Great place with a lovely courtyard for dining."
Ernie's Restaurant64 Spring Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"This is NOT a tourist place. Authentic soul food restaurant north of the historic district. Try the smothered pork and the fried chicken. Basic decor and service, but unforgettable local flavor. Delicious! Check out Ernie's and other local soul food restaurants featured in Saveur magazine: http://www.saveur.com/article/Travels/Specialty-of-the-House-Charleston-Soul-Food"
Fulton Five5 Fulton Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"Italian food."
Hank's Seafood Restaurant10 Hayne St
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
"Great choice for seafood lovers."
Hominy Grill207 Rutledge Avenue
Charleston, SC, United States
"Lowcountry cuisine, especially popular at brunch (waits can be long)."
Husk Restaurant76 Queen Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"High end and recently voted the best new restaurant in America. Book early. NY Times article on Husk: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/09/dining/09notebook.html?pagewanted=all"
Magnolia's185 East Bay Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"Magnolia's is a Charleston classic. Come here for the best of lowcountry cuisine. The other restaurants in the group - Blossom and Cypress, both nearby - are wonderful as well. Try the fried chicken and the shrimp and grits."
McCrady's2 Unity Alley
Charleston, SC, United States
"Charleston favorite featuring local specialties presented in a modern way."
Old Village Post House Restaurant101 Pitt St
Mount Pleasant, SC, United States
"Charming restaurant in downtown Mt Pleasant, and part of the Maverick Restaurant Group. Dinner every night. Brunch only on SUNDAY."
Red Drum Gastropub803 Coleman Boulevard
Mount Pleasant, SC, United States
"Gastropub style restaurant blending lowcountry and southwest cuisines. Good for brunch or dinner."
Red's Ice House98 Church Street
Mount Pleasant, SC, United States
"Casual waterfront seafood shack and bar on Shem Creek, with outdoor space. Our post-wedding party (11pm Friday) will be here for any who want another drink or two. This is next door to our Thursday night welcome dinner venue."
Slightly North of Broad Restaurant192 E Bay St
Charleston, SC, United States
"S.N.O.B. - Slightly North of Broad - is a great choice for typical Charleston cuisine in a fun atmosphere. Wonderful for both lunch and dinner. Try the sweet tea vodka cocktail."
Village Bakery125 Pitt Street
Mount Pleasant, SC, United States
"Casual cafe for breakfast, coffee, lunch, or sweets. Wonderful salads, sandwiches, soups, pastries, and cakes."
Virginia's On King412 King St
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
"Simple Southern classics, done very nicely. Great for lunch or dinner."
Architectural Walking Tours173 Meeting St
Charleston, SC 29401
"Two hour tours of Charleston's remarkable architectural heritage. Tours depart from the Meeting Street Inn."
Boone Hall Plantation1235 Long Point Rd
Mount Pleasant, SC, United States
"The location of our wedding, Boone Hall Plantation is one of America's oldest working plantations. Visit during the day to take in the gorgeous Avenue of Oaks, learn more about the history of African Americans and the civil rights movement by touring the slave cabins, and enjoy the beautiful gardens. Check the website for more information on tours, educational opportunities, and special events. Mention the Anonymous-Anonymous wedding at the gate to receive discounted admission!"
Carolina Polo & Carriage Co16 Hayne Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"Taking a horse-drawn carriage tour through historic Charleston is a classic activity and recommended for all ages. This is just one of several carriage tour companies."
Charleston Strolls40 North Market Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"The walking tour recommended by the New York Times and Southern Living magazine. A personal guide brings Charleston to life through colonial days, the Civil War, and the present."
Fort Sumter National Monument
"The first shots of the Civil War were fired at Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861. It is accessible only by boat. Boat tours leave from the end of Calhoun Street at the Cooper River. The ride out affords nice views of the city. Not to be missed for Civil War buffs!"
Hunley Conservation Lab1250 Supply Street
North Charleston, SC, United States
"The CSS HL Hunley was a submarine used successfully during the Civil War. It is preserved at this location. Very interesting activity for those interested in Civil War history."
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens3550 Ashley River Road
Charleston, SC, United States
"Magnolia Plantation & Gardens affords a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the history and role of plantations in the south. Enjoy lovely gardens and follow the slaves' journey "from slavery to freedom" by exploring the slave cabins, which are still standing on the property."
Meeting Location for Sat. Walking Tour 2pm - 108 Meeting Street108 Meeting St
Charleston, SC 29401
"Shoppes of Historic Charleston Foundation: Meeting point for Saturday's historic walking tour (2:00-4:00pm) - please let us know in advance if you would like to come!"
Nathaniel Russell House51 Meeting Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"Historic house tours are one of Charleston's greatest attractions. This one was built in 1808 and features a dramatic elliptical staircase."
St. Michael's Episcopal ChurchCharleston, South Carolina, United States
"The oldest church in Charleston. George Washington worshiped here in 1791 during a visit to the city."
The Aiken-Rhett House48 Elizabeth Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"The Aiken-Rhett House, built in 1817, is unique in that it has been preserved but not restored."
White Point GardensCharleston, South Carolina, United States
"Beautiful garden at the southern end of the downtown Charleston peninsula. Stroll the Battery along the east side of Charleston and gaze at the Cooper River, then look to your right and take in the magnificent private homes and gardens."
Rehearsal/Welcome Dinner:
Cottage On The Creek130 Mill Street
Mt. Pleasant, SC 294556085, United States
"The only reason we give four stars rather than five is that the sound system was broken the day of our rehearsal dinner. The event coordinator brought over a portable Bose speaker system, but it was too weak to be heard. Other than that, it was the absolute perfect venue for our rehearsal dinner. We lucked out with an absolutely gorgeous night and the BBQ/lowcountry boil that we hosted outside on the deck was a huge hit, as was the sunset over the water."
After Party:
Red's Ice House98 Church Street
Mount Pleasant, SC, United States
Blind Tiger Pub36-38 Broad Street
Charleston, SC, United States
"If you're still in town on Saturday night, meet up with us here after dinner to enjoy some drinks on the town."


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I've continually had a liking for the mystical, but it wasn't until I matured a little iota that I discovered John Maus!
bongoleena wrote:I bought WMBTPCOO from Rough Trade [London] a couple of weeks ago and got given a free mix cd with it called 'Maus Mix' that was apparently put together by John himself exclusively for Rough Trade - http://www.roughtrade.com/site/shop_detail.lasso?search_type=sku&sku=340071
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Discussion in 'January 2013' started by roscoe36, Oct 29, 2012.
You can dress 13 guys nowadays, just can only play 12 in a game.
The 13th guy gets to put on his uniform in real game conditions though, which is invaluable experience.
This sums up my 11th grade season of high school basketball perfectly. Much like Darko, my best moments as a Junior came during pre-game warmups. Unlike Darko, I worked hard and came back the next year a way better playa' and got some minutes. ...& I still killed it in warmups!
You're leaving out the part about your ear ring.
Monroe > Cousins. Period. He's now 5-1 against Cousins and Cousins' Kings were always better than the Pistons teams of late. I watched the game with the Sacto announcers for some reason, and they were totally gaga over Daye. That big lineup (Knight-Daye-Prince-Moose-Drum) was really good.
Those Sac announcers were horrible. They had no real clue as to Drummond. One announces stated that until he corrects his FT's, he's not capable of becoming a starter.
So would you swap Daye and Stuckey for Cousins?
I'd probably make that deal.
helll yes in a ny minute
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I am pretty sure you can play all 13. We have already. I will go double check this though. Yes, we played 13 guys on December 21 when we beat Washington 100-68. Now, who knows, maybe there is a rule that in blowouts, the opposing coach can ok the use of all 13? But for sure, we did use 13 guys that game.
Yes, but Sacto would probably ride out Cousins' rookie contract. They can land much more than Daye/Stuckey in two years. Plus, they don't have a replacement for Cousins. That being said, I wouldn't be surprised if somehow the Lakeshow lands Cousins in a multi-team deal that involves Pau Gasol.
NOOO...I want the Lakers to suffer as long as Kobe's "old team" is here....
Oh gosh. That was nothing.
This. Just because he can't shoot and NEEDS to dominate the ball doesn't mean he should be starting, 11 assist game notwithstanding. The balance of the second unit is better with only one ball dominant slasher (be it Bynum or Collider, and I prefer the Collider) surrounded by 3 point shooters and backed up by a guy that could very well be the team's best player down the line. Stick 'em with Maxiell and see how (in)effective they are. Everyone can see the meh spacing the SL has right now, right? Stuck would aggravate that AND he'd have no driving lanes. He'd also have to play within the terribad run around like a chicken with your head cut off/stand in corner offense in lieu of the more open pick and roll the second unit runs (this is thanks to Tay and Greg). The Rodney is strong within a lot of people these days.
Dont stick him with the second unit...Bynum is good with the second unit because he is the only guard that seems able/willing to throw the lob to Dre and actually looks to keep the big fella involved on the offensive end. He Knows that this is what is gonna keep the big fella into the game and this ensures Dre covering the teams back on the defensive end...All of the second unit for that matter seem to look for a bunny for Dre whenever they can, To me this second unit is working very well within themselves and seem to have WAYY better chemistry than the starting unit...could this be because of the assistant coaches working with the second unit? if so? it really puts a spotlight on the head coaches shortcomings as far as teaching.
I think the Pistons should have a minimum of 3 shooters on the floor at a time. That is why I would play Bynum over Stuckey even if Hot Rod is more consistent. When Bynum has it going he is way more versatile offensively.
I'm not sure how Bynum is making all these 3's lately. That J is not pretty. With Villanueva, I've learned that there is no such thing as a bad shot for him. They all have an equal chance of going in no matter what the circumstances... including free throws.
When Bynum has it going he is by far the best (offensive) player on this team, he's virtually unstoppable, he's the only player on this team capable of putting up 20 points in a quarter.....problem is, when he doesn't have it going and tries to get it going, it can get ugly; but with this second unit it seems as if he has found a happy medium.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Jordan Fouse (Racine, Wis.) scored a career-high 17 points and added 10 rebounds, four assists, four steals and three blocked shots on Saturday afternoon. The freshman had four teammates join him in double figures as Green Bay (10-9, 4-2 HL) concluded its four-game homestand in style with a 77-50 victory over visiting Cleveland State (10-10, 2-4 HL) in Horizon League action at the Resch Center.
The Phoenix went 4-0 on its homestand and has now won seven games in a row on its home court. During its winning streak, Green Bay has held opponents to just 49.3 points per game and 33.4 percent shooting. The defense was on display again on Saturday, with the Phoenix blocking 10 shots and limiting Cleveland State to just 34.6 percent shooting (18-52).
The 10 blocks were tied for the second-most in program history, and junior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) led that effort as always. The program's all-time leading shot blocker had a season-high six blocks and averaged four swats per game on the homestand. Brown now has 187 blocked shots in his career.
Junior Sultan Muhammad (Grand Rapids, Mich.) drained a pair of three-pointers as part of a 13-0 run that turned a 4-2 deficit into a 15-4 lead just over five minutes into the game. Muhammad made his first four shots (3-3 3FGs) and had 13 of his 15 points at halftime. Brown and sophomore Keifer Sykes (Chicago, Ill.) each scored 14 points and senior Brennan Cougill (Sioux City, Iowa) quietly had a double-double off the Phoenix bench (11 points, 10 rebounds).
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However, as it has been the entire home winning streak, the defense was the catalyst. Despite Brown's blocks, it was the freshman Fouse leading the charge. Playing the top of a 1-2-2 zone, the 6-foot-7 Fouse disrupted the Vikings offense.
After CSU whittled a 15-point lead down to nine late in the first half, Fouse tallied four points, a steal and an assist in an 18-second stretch which sparked a 7-0 run to end the half. Green Bay led 43-26 at the break and was ahead by double digits the rest of the way.
Midway through the second half with Green Bay leading by 18 points, the Phoenix went on a 16-4 run including seven points from Brown and six from Sykes to extend its lead to 30 with 2:44 remaining.
Getting 10 rebounds from Cougill and Fouse, Green Bay also dominated the backboard. The Phoenix outrebounded Cleveland State 41-18 and limited CSU to just five offensive rebounds.
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I enjoyed the game, although obviously it was a disappointing result in the end. I thought we played well at times and the pleasing thing was that there were some really good individual performances. It is just disappointing we didn't get the win in the end because we thoroughly deserved it, especially in the second half. Sunderland didn't offer a lot and it was all us. I thought Gervinho was outstanding and it was one of the best games I've seen him play. I thought he was a constant threat and he went past people at will. Cazorla looks a real player, he is very comfortable on the ball and set up a lot of chances. I am sure there is a lot more to come from him.
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The sale of Robin van Persie might well overshadow the build-up to our first game this season, which is a real shame because I've been encouraged by the business we've done. The signings of Lukas Podolski and Olivier Giroud certainly provide us with new and different options from a striking point of view, and the addition of Santi Cazorla to the midfield is genuinely exciting. The Spaniard is a very clever, creative player who will fill the gap that Cesc Fabregas left when he departed last summer. Obviously there are still issues in the team to sort out but we're in decent shape going into our opening game. The vibe from pre-season has been very good and although I'm a little concerned that the midweek internationals might impact on the manager's team selection more than we'd like, I'm confident we're going to get off to a good start this season. Arsenal win.
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