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Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Look At Their Handmade Mexican Pointy Boots Create A Craze : Video

Mexican city of farmers and cattle ranchers accustomed to a more stoic cowboy look. The boot in the photo measured 60 centimeters (23 inches) "but we made him a pair that were 90 centimeters (35 inches) long."The mystery man from Huizache, a nearby village, wore his new boots to Mesquit Rodeo nightclub, where he danced bandido style with a handkerchief hiding his mouth and nose

"He was dancing and having a good time and he didn't care what people were saying about him," said Fernando Lopez, the master of ceremonies at the rodeo-themed disco.

Then he disappeared.

The next thing Calderon knew, it seemed like everyone wanted the bizarre, half-Aladdin, all-Vegas pointy boots, from little boys attending church ceremonies to teenagers at the discos.


Calderon fashioned the elongated toes from plastic foam and charged 400 pesos ($34) for the extensions. The competition began charging 350 pesos ($30) per 15 centimeters (6 inches) of new toe.Boys who couldn't afford that used garden hoses to make their own. When one added glittery butterflies, another made 5-foot-long toes and added multicolor glitter stripes.

When one added stars to the tips, others added flashing lights and disco balls, strutting them on the dance floor to attract the girls, like peacocks spreading their feathers."At the beginning I didn't like them very much, but the girls wouldn't dance with you if you weren't wearing pointy boots," said university student Pascual Escobedo, 20, his own covered with hot pink satin and glittery stars.



"We follow the fashion trend of the pointy boots." I had never heard of this particular type of footwear, but this episode of Behind The Seams from Vice opened my eyes to a whole new world. The men featured create their own glamorous and customized pointy boots, the pointier the better! Beyond that, they have developed an entire lifestyle dedicated to showcasing their shoes.

These cobblers wear skinny jeans to show them off and they choreograph dances for performing in their pointy boots at tribal music shows. They are taking DIY fashion to the next level.

Sunday, January 23, 2011

JAY CUTLER NFL PLAYER | JAY CUTLER INJURY REACTIONS | TORN LIGAMENTS ? (VIDEO)

Jay Cutler on Sunday after he came under withering criticism from fans, analysts and even fellow players for having left an NFC title game loss to the Green Bay Packers with a knee injury.Bears coach Lovie Smith said there was no hesitation to pull Cutler after officials determined his knee was too sore to play.He appeared to grow agitated by repeated questions about Cutler's status."He hurt his knee, and he was out," Smith said. "There's nothing else for me to tell you on that."The Packers earned a berth in the Super Bowl with the 21-14 win.

Before exiting, Cutler was 6-for-14 for 80 yards with an INT. He was sacked twice.Cutler could not identify on which play he was hurt, and said he hoped surgery would not be needed.it is possible that questioning Jay Cutler's manhood could turn out to be premature. Not that Cutler has ever done anything to earn the benefit of the doubt, but an insider tells us the Bears are trying to sell that they were worried Cutler had torn knee ligaments.Hanie said Cutler gave him some advice on the sideline.

"He calmed me down a little bit, helped me out by saying 'Trust your line, trust your receivers, just go out and make throws. Don't try to do too much,'" Hanie said.Smith said Cutler was disappointed he could not continue."He was hurt, and he couldn't go,"

Smith said."Trainers, doctors and all, they are the ones who really made that decision. As far as Jay, he is like everyone else; he was disappointed he couldn't go out and play to help his team win."Smith grew agitated when asked again about Cutler not returning."He hurt his knee and he was out, all right? There's nothing else for me to tell you on that," Smith said. "I don't know exactly when it happened.

He couldn't go, and we moved on. Let's go to some other questions, how about that?"Cutler completed 6 of 13 passes for 80 yards and an interception in the first half for the Bears, who trailed 14-0 at the break. He finished with a passer rating of 31.8."[Cutler is] a tough guy, a big old guy," Hanie said. "He takes hits really well, so obviously you don't expect or plan on going in, but you still have to prepare just in case."

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Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Watch Police And Soldiers Fired Water Cannons And Plastic Bullets


Police and soldiers fired water cannons and plastic bullets Thursday as thousands of students protested against a law passed by Venezuela's congress that increases the government's powers over the country's universities.

At least three people were injured, including a news photographer who was treated for a cut to the head after being hit with an object.

The students had planned to march to the National Assembly but were turned back. Later, hundreds of students managed to continue the march through Caracas on another route, evading authorities who were firing plastic bullets and a water cannon, and shouting: "People, listen! This is a dictatorship!"

"If the government is going to expel our ambassador there, let them do it!," Chavez said in a televised speech Tuesday night. "If they're going to cut diplomatic relations, let them do it!"

"Now the U.S. government is threatening us that they're going to take reprisals. Well, let them do whatever they want, but that man will not come," Chavez said.

"The president is only interested in maintaining power, but he doesn't take his responsibilities seriously," said Julio Borges, a newly elected opposition lawmaker. Borges told reporters that the opposition will propose a law aimed at getting guns off the streets because the government has failed to address gun violence.

The law governing universities was approved by the National Assembly early Thursday, and students denounced it as an attempt by President Hugo Chavez to clamp down on autonomous state universities that have been a bastion of opposition to his government.
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