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These are the lady's 2"-high heel sandals that help to combat the effects of plantar fasciitis with a podiatrist-designed, lightweight EVA biomechanical footbed that supports each step from heel to toe for improved comfort. Covered in soft microfiber, the footbed's deep heel cups help align the feet into a natural position for those who over-pronate, when the heel bone angles inward, a determining factor in the development of plantar fasciitis. With each step, the footbed provides arch support for more even weight distribution and eases pressure on the ball of the foot with a contoured forefoot. The durable, flexible polyurethane braided uppers and toe post secure the foot to ensure comfort while the durable rubber outsoles' non-slip pattern ensures reliable footing. The orthotic footbeds provide optimal comfort and support when the sandals are worn for at least a few hours per day over the course of two weeks. Women's whole sizes. For half sizes, order the next size down. Metalized or Black. (6 oz.)
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Great sandals for Plantar Fasciitis
By Hard to find shoes that are comfortable!
from St. Louis, MO
Love these sandals but a little hard to keep on your feet and run small. Make a slapping noise as you walk but great for heal pain.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Not as comfortable as the flat version
By Candace
from Winnipeg Canada
Unlike the flat version (I have several pairs of the flats), these are not nearly as comfortable when walking any distance. Because they are wedges, your foot is pushed forward as you walk, and the strap in between the toes cuts in as a result. Will likely return because of this.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Nice shoes; get the next half-size up
By J Lo
from Maryland
These (and all the other ortho sandals for PF on the HS site) are just terrific. No longer do my feet ache and hurt after a long day of walking. I saw on the site they said to order a half-size down, if you are between sizes. That has been true for all the ortho sandals except this one. These feel just a bit too small, maybe because of the wedge heel. I'd go the next size up, if you're between sizes.
Did not work for me, but looks great!
By Susan
from Lancaster, PA
I liked the shoe, but after one wear, the footbed which is a type of suede or microfiber did not give me traction and was slippery.
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Very supportive yet very stylish.I would buy this shoe again
By Chandy
from Delray Beach Fl
Great color matches a lot.
By Mo
from NC
Like the look; like the feel for a short period of time. Is not a.comfortable shoe for planter facietis .
Excellent sandals
By N/A
from Lahaina, HI
I walk to work, stand for about 6 hours a day and feel great. Color also matches my clothing and I have received many compliments.
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By Dilbert Girl
from Washington DC
No one would know that you have Plantar Fasciitis support sandal--they look like a normal, attactive, sandal.
Great shoe
By clarabell
from little rock, ar
Good shoes
Classy and Comfortable!
By GiGi
from Friendswood, TX
Great shoe for someone who has suffered with plantar fasciitis!
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(Cincinnati, OH) -- Dusty Baker is no longer the manager of the Cincinnati Reds. Team sources say he was released with a year left on his contract following a loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates in Tuesday night's Wild Card game. The 64-year-old Baker has led the Reds to the playoffs in three of the last four years. All three post-season teams ended in the first round.

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(NEWSER) – The UK's interference with the Guardian's Snowden reporting apparently goes deeper than just the detention of Glenn Greenwald's partner. In a new opinion piece in the Guardian, editor Alan Rusbridger says that over the course of the past two months, the British government repeatedly demanded "the return or destruction of all the material we were working on" in regards to the Snowden leaks. He refused, and so, as he tells it:
- "... one of the more bizarre moments in the Guardian's long history occurred—with two GCHQ security experts overseeing the destruction of hard drives in the Guardian's basement just to make sure there was nothing in the mangled bits of metal which could possibly be of any interest to passing Chinese agents. 'We can call off the black helicopters,' joked one as we swept up the remains of a MacBook Pro."


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Lady Gaga kicking off the 2013 VMAs!
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Kip Moore will be hitting the road next month behind a new single. The country singer is sharing a preview of the song "Young Love" on his website.
The track is the lead-off release from Kip's upcoming sophomore album. Kip wrote "Young Love" with buddies Dan Couch and Weston Davis.
The singer says the song is about "being in love so much that the rest of the world doesn't matter."
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Cops: Video promising 'slaughter' likely tied to shooting
(NEWSER) – Police say a video made by a 22-year-old man vowing to kill as many people as he can "appears to be connected" to last night's deadly shooting spree near UC Santa Barbara, reports the LA Times. In the video, titled "Elliot Rodger's Retribution Video," the student at Santa Barbara City College complains of a life of loneliness and "unfulfilled desires" because women have always rejected him, reports the Santa Barbara Independent. He vows to get his revenge by entering a sorority and killing everyone he sees, and then killing civilians on the streets of Isla Vista. The Independent says the license plate of the crashed car in last night's rampage matches one on Rodger's Facebook page.
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Singing scared attracted Connie Britton to "Nashville"
"Nashville" star Connie Britton says the singing is the most challenging aspect of portraying Rayna Jaymes on the show. But she also admits it was what attracted her to the role.
Britton is one of the cast members featured on the show's second soundtrack album. She contributes "Stronger Than Me" and "Bitter Memory" to "The Music of Nashville (Season 1, Volume 2)," which arrives in stores today.
Hayden Panettiere -- "Nashville's" Juliette Barnes -- is also on the disc, along with Sam Palladio and Clare Bowen, who play Gunnar and Scarlett. The eleven-song compilation also features Jonathan Jackson, who portrays Avery on the show; and Lennon and Maisy Stella, who play Rayna's daughters Maddie and Daphne. "Nashville" airs on ABC Wednesday nights at 10:00 p.m. Eastern.
Track list for "The Music of Nashville (Season 1, Volume 2)"
1. "Fade Into You," performed by Sam Palladio, Clare Bowen
2. "Ho Hey," performed by Lennon Stella, Maisy Stella
3. "Gun for a Mouth," performed by Sam Palladio
4. "We Are Water," performed by Hayden Panettiere
5. "Looking for a Place to Shine," performed by Clare Bowen
6. "Stronger Than Me," performed by Connie Britton
7. "Bitter Memory," performed by Connie Britton
8. "Let There Be Lonely," performed by Jonathan Jackson
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My style has evolved immensely over the years, but there are certain looks and pieces that I will always and instantly feel like "myself" in. I am uncontrollably drawn to pencil shapes, pearls, drapey blouses, tweed, and a little Chanel...and this outfit embodies it all. Looking back on my first few posts (here and here), I embraced these pieces and aspired to channel this look even when I was clueless about putting together outfits.
If asked today about my signature style, I can answer with confidence (after years of experimentation and cultivating my wardrobe) that it's comprised of:
- a combination of classic and feminine looks
- figure-defining but not revealing silhouettes
- a variety of soft textures; and
- a mix of splurge pieces and bargain finds
I've tried to "get more" out of my dresses before by wearing them as a top, but the bottom part just became too uncomfortable when layered under another skirt. Inspired by the combo at the bottom of this page, I did the reverse here with a very lightweight blouse...
It was much more comfortable than the other way around, and easier to keep in place (tied a knot in the front center and tucked it in, then folded the back of the blouse under a skinny waist belt).
I am a bit obsessed with these cropped tweed jackets from Uniqueen (see full review here) but I do want to note a few things:
- This jacket definitely runs smaller than that of Western brands, however sizing appears to be slightly inconsistent. A "Small" is equivalent to an XXS-XS in American sizing or H&M 2-4. I heard from the owner that several ladies were disappointed that the jacket was too small, so I want to reiterate this. As for consistency...I tried on a total of three jackets - two fit me perfectly (except for sleeve length) and one was too big. I expressed my concerns to the owner and she has asked her factory to be very careful when hand-cutting the pieces, however I suspect there may still be some inconsistencies.
- I initially suggested simply pulling out the tinsel-like metallic trim. That worked well for me on my first jacket, but I yanked them out too hastily for this one and you may see that the edges of the jacket are now curved up. They won't flatten back down no matter how much I pull on or iron them. If you want to remove the sparkly trim, please, please do so carefully at your own risk.
- The "Cream Ivory" is not ivory - it is a stark white. I have gotten a lot of wear out of this with spring/summer colors, neutrals, as well as denim.
- Last but not least, there has been such a response from you guys for Uniqueen tweed jackets that I asked if they'd consider some reader giveaways. They agreed, so please stayed tuned for a chance to win one of your choice.


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Is Tim Tebow blackballed by NFL teams because of cult-like following, media frenzy?
As a journalist who has consistently experienced the wrath of Tebow Nation — mostly for passing along the slings and arrows voiced by various NFL players, coaches and talent-evaluators — I'm well aware that many devotees of the world's most celebrated unemployed quarterback carry a heavy persecution complex.
Yet as Tim Tebow's career wheezes to an underwhelming halt, with less apparent interest in his services than Massachusetts funeral parlors have in Tamerlan Tsarnaev's remains, something strange is happening. Against all odds, I'm starting to wonder whether the man who helped the Denver Broncos become one of the league's most stunning success stories in 2011 is getting unjustly blackballed.
Nine days after Tebow was released by the New York Jets, it has become increasingly clear that the ultra-popular quarterback who has hijacked many a news cycle has no viable landing spot. No NFL team seems to want him — as a starter, backup, converted H-back or fake-punt decoy — and it's not like he's fending off big-money offers from Canada, either.
Now, here's the interesting part: Tebowmania is at least partly to blame.
As much as prospective employers are wary of Tebow's flawed mechanics, much-maligned throwing motion or deficiencies when it comes to reading defenses, the incessant media and fan attention that accompanies his presence on the depth chart is an even bigger concern.
"He seems like a great guy to have on a team, and I'd be tempted to bring him in as our backup," one NFC head coach told me Wednesday. "But it's just not worth dealing with all the stuff that comes with it."
In a business in which coaches and general managers strive to avoid distractions, Tebow, as one NFC offensive coordinator told me last spring, carries more of a stigma than Terrell Owens.
Or, in the words of one AFC head coach to whom I spoke recently: "You don't want to put up with the circus."
Given that his presence in the Jets' locker room coincided with a Benzini Brothers-style disaster of a 2012 season — andprovoked controversial comments from teammates on various sides of the Tebow vs. Mark Sanchez spectrum along the way — it's easy to understand why some teams are shying away from Tebow.
But all of them, in a league in which guys like Ryan Lindley, Chandler Harnish and Matt Blanchard have jobs?
[More: Tim Tebow tops Forbes' list of most influential athletes]
It's as if Tebow is the unwanted love child of Ryan Leaf and JaMarcus Russell.
So, even though I sort of understand why Tebow is toxic, the fact that he's not even being given a chance to compete for a third-string job is troublesome. And just as I feel compelled to call out the league when it comes to injustices like the dearth of minorities in offensive play-calling roles, the apparent blacklisting of a quarterback who went 7-4 as a starter in 2011 and won a memorable playoff game over the Pittsburgh Steelers doesn't seem kosher to me.
Tebow, by all accounts, is a hard worker who radiates a relentlessly positive attitude. He has obvious leadership qualities and, as Broncos fans, 2011 opponents and "Saturday Night Live" aficionadosalike can attest, an uncanny knack for getting the stars to align in his favor. (Or, perhaps, his deep Christian faith really does translate into things like Marion Barber inexplicably running out of boundsin high altitude. After the weirdness I witnessed that season, I'm not ruling anything out.)
Clearly, even after shredding what was then the NFL's top-ranked defense for 316 passing yards in that Jan. 2012 playoff triumph, Tebow still has some serious refinement to do in order to bring his game to NFL-starter standards. That was evident in his final game with the Broncos, a lopsided playoff defeat to the New England Patriots.
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Unlike incandescent bulbs that produce glaring, yellow light, this floor lamp's fluorescent bulb generates clear light that reduces eyestrain and enables clearer vision. Simulating the color fidelity of natural sunlight, the bulb has a correlated color temperature of 6,400� Kelvin that illuminates books, crafts, or computer screens with a distortion-free glow. The energy-efficient 55-watt bulb is equivalent to a 250-watt incandescent and lasts up to 10,000 hours—ten times longer than a typical bulb. The floor lamp has an adjustable neck and a four-way switch. The bulb illuminates after a one second delay. Select finish: Chrome/Black (chrome lampshade, neck, and base with black wooden pole) or Antique Brass/Cherry (brass lampshade, neck, and base with birch, cherry-finished pole). 56" H x 11 1/3"-diameter base. (14 3/4 lbs.)
"This lamp is fantastic, cures a bad mood, makes reading a joy, simplifies home projects requiring good light to fix those tiny pieces of whatever." - P.B., Mississippi
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The Eyestrain Reducing Floor Lamp comes with The Hammacher Schlemmer Lifetime Guarantee. If this product ever disappoints you, for any reason, you may return your Hammacher Schlemmer purchase for exchange, credit, or refund.
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Good Lighting
By MothersKeeper
from Houlton, ME
This is a lamp with great lighting ability, especially for those with poorer eyesight. Unfortunately, after having had my original lamp replaced twice for a faulty switch, I would not purchase this product again as there is a design flaw in the switch. I'm not sure if after 2 years I would be able to get it replaced again under a "lifetime" warranty.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Adequate but ....
By Mcfriendly
from St. Louis, MO
I use this as a bedroom reading lamp (both in bed and a chair). I enjoy the lamp having 3 settings (high to low) especially when you have a book with photo paper.It has a heavy base but is easy to move across the floor.It seems to have the correct height for a reading lamp.The lamp shade is stamped metal and the edges on each end are sharp. You don't want to move it around pulling on these edges because you could "cut" yourself."Overall - I like the bulb and settings but has lots of room for improvement.
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A world of difference
By Duck Wife
from Newport News, VA
I set up a pair for my in-laws who had been reading with a lamp to the side. These lamps coming up and over them from behind give them clean clear light on the book or handiwork they are focused on. The lighting is bright without any glare when you are under it. Looking at the light straight on, it is almost too bright, it hurt my eyes. I wish the light was more flexible - to turn the shade down, you had to bring the entire apparatus down. My mother-in-law said her eyes did not feel any strain when using these lamps. I also like that the full spectrum may alleviate the SAD (seasonal affectation disorder) which they experience from staying inside the house so consistently. Assembly was easy. It is heavy enough to feel substantial, sturdy. The circumference of the base limits the lamp's placement (i.e., I could not put one behind the the bed. as that would have left the bed standing out about 4"-5" from the wall) We were all very pleased with these lamps. I now want to order some for my own home.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Henry
from VA BCH
Excellent light - bright and clear
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Just what I've been looking for!
By Satisfield reader
from West Palm Beach
Reading while on the sofa - the lighting in my living room is otherwise terrible for reading. Thanks!
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Effective reading light
By gortzman
from Oceanside, CA
A very effective reading tool, however the durability of the on/off switch is a concern which detracts from the overall quality of the product
Best lamp ever!
By KC
from Waco, Tx
I recommend this to anyone looking for a reading light. It has daylight bulb so everything looks real, not yellow.
This is the second lamp I've purchased!
By CARTprovider
from Prairieville, LA
I own two of these lamps. My husband and I each read by one.
A wonderful investment
By Gramma Di
from Utah
Because it is easily moved from room to room, I use it over my reading, then at the puzzle table or the sewing machine, whereever the extre daylight is helpful, and it saves me so much eyestrain.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
It really helps for reading
By au5m
from Montreal, Canada
Very easy to install
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(NEWSER) – Thirteen people were shot in a park on Chicago's South Side around 10:15pm last night, including a three-year-old boy who was reportedly shot in the ear. The victims have been hospitalized, with three—the toddler among them—in "serious-to-critical" condition; the Chicago Tribune reports the boy is in the worst condition. The shootings, which occurred on a basketball court in Cornell Square Park, drew some 60 police and a series of ambulances, the Tribune reports. The victims also includeda 15-year-old boy and a 17-year-old girl; the rest were adults.