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11 Jun 2011 | #1 |
Changing My Refresh Rate. Can anyone help please!
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I am brand new and this is my first post on the site. I am also not extremely knowlwdgable about computers. I have a OS of Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit with 3GB of memory. I hope this is sufficent. When I am on a web page reading an article, after a certain amount of time the page will automatically refresh/renew to the top of the page & I need to scroll down and find where I was. I did try for an hour to repair the problem on my own by going on the windows help site. It said right click on desk top- click screen resolution- and then I tried two options with display & monitor& one which goes into "advanced setttings". The bottom line is 60 Hertz is the only option in the "drop down menus" that I seen. The problem is major annoying. Any ideas are greatly appreciated. Thank you |
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11 Jun 2011 | #2 |
The problem has nothing to do with Windows itself. Its actually a problem with the web page. I really cannot tell you whats going on without seeing it for myself. But the issue you mention isn't something that can be fixed via Windows settings.
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12 Jun 2011 | #3 |
What browser are you using and what web page(s) do this?
Most news and sports sites automatically refresh the page when it's updated, for instance if a new score comes in or somebody famous kicks the bucket. (If somebody famous hit a home run to win the game and then dropped dead it would be a real mess...) Depending on the site, it could be normal behavior. |
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12 Jun 2011 | #4 |
How often a web page refreshes is usually set by the web site. When you tried to fix it you were playing around with the Monitor refresh rate 60 Hertz is the normal default for a LCD monitor it refreshes 60 times a second.
The Opera browser lets you set any time interval for a pages reload , right click on the page & select reload every then custom. I don't think other browsers have any options for it but I could be wrong. |
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12 Jun 2011 | #5 |
Thanks for the thoughts. Much appreciated!
Anybody else who is sitting reading an article where they do not need to touch the screen/keyboard for say five minutes or so because it is a large article and you run into this, please share. I am using (I.E for my browser.Old habbits die hard) Did use ( Opera) for a while as a second options Example of my challenge is: I am on Yahoo home page & I see an article I want to read and click on the article, begin reading and then after "say" five minutes (without touching the keyboard) the page will refresh as I explained. When I set up the home page, it gives five options for refreshing. I hit - One Hour- so I would not run into this. However, since one person said it was not a Windows issue, I went back into my homepage settings and Turned the Darn Refresh option Off completely and will refresh myself although thiss hould not be the answer I realize. Any other thoughts will be appreciated,however, I will go back and open that same article to see if the change I made corrects the problem. Thank you and I will let you know if this corrected the issue. |
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12 Jun 2011 | #6 |
Another thought, in case the problem is still there, is to try another browser just for the sake of comparison. If the problem goes away at that point you'll know to focus your efforts on IE. If not, it's probably the page itself. Here's an example of what I was referring to earlier, though I doubt it applies to Yahoo! pages: |
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12 Jun 2011 | #7 |
Thanks for your thoughts. Just seen ur post so as you can see I used Opera. Just like and prefer IE. Maybe the data I just provided about touching the keyboard while reading is when I notice this. Its like the page is saying "Keep Scrolling the article." As I said it will only let me read the article for about 4/5 minutes without refreshing. Some articiles are short so no problem but the longer ones....... Thank you |
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12 Jun 2011 | #8 |
You could try the readability plugin I think it works with IE it does not work well on the initial news page but is very good when you click on a link give it a try
Great Browser Plugin: Readability - OJ Fizz |
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12 Jun 2011 | #9 |
Thanks STVE,
really liked the add on you mentioned,however, when I went to that site it said of I have IE I have to pay 5 bucks a month but is free for firefox & a couple other browsers. I.E makes it hard for me to like the browser sometimes. Also, for any one with this challenge, turing off your refresher in yahoo home page does NOT solve the problem and it occurs on mutiple web pages. I will keep working on it and may give Firefox a shot but when I get use to something.......... I am surprised this not a common issue for many people. If I get to the bottom off it, I will share for the next person in line and give back! Thank You! |
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12 Jun 2011 | #10 |
really liked the add on you mentioned,however, when I went to that site it said of I have IE I have to pay 5 bucks a month
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Correction:What about AutoPlay? (340 comments)
That is what I gathered from the article. For instance, you pop your new software disc into the optic drive and are prompted with the installer. This will not happen, post update.
You pop in your external harddrive and are prompted with the installer for the manufacturers proprietary software... Parent was a bad example.
Re:What about AutoPlay? (340 comments)
When I insert a USB stick, Windows XP opens an AutoPlay window asking me what action to take. If the autorun.inf file is found, the default choice in the AutoPlay window is to run whatever is in autorun.inf. What now? Does XP completely ignore autorun.inf with this update?
That is what I gathered from the article. For instance, you pop your new software disc into the optic drive and are prompted with the installer. This will not happen, post update. This loss of "functionality" also prevents certain attacks utilized by hackers and malware, think USB switchblades, Conficker, etc..., but also slightly decreases the usability that average users have grown used to.
Personally, I think this is a good call, provided there is a way to enable it. Features like Autoplay should, IMO, be disabled by default with an accessible option to enable it. I say that with a security mindset, mind you. My question is: Why only on XP and not Vista or 7?
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I second this... If you have an Android phone and are technically inclined, chances are you already have it. You do not need a "real" Linux and root to use ssh. All you need is a terminal emulator and ssh client capabilities. ConnectBot (as well as others) has exactly that. With today's smartphones, there's an app (or 50) for everything, so that is a matter of preference.
All that is left is hardware. You don't need an uberninja-speed phone to open an ssh tunnel. Hell, my old G1 did this quite nicely. So you are left with the physical keyboard, as virtual keyboards really DO suck when used for too much more that a quck SMS or microblog post. As long as your physical keyboard is decent and you know how to use tha Alt/Fn keys, then you are good to go.
Re:More features == More potential security holes (234 comments)
That's not it at all...
The point that security researchers have been trying (for years) to get across to developers and companies alike is that ALL software/protocols/standards/whatever should be developed with security in mind from the beginning. Granted, even with secure coding practices and rigorous application security testing, there will always be some vulnerability that gets overlooked by the developer or discovered by an attacker. The thing is that most companies tend to put functionality and features far above security, which is IMHO a completely ass backward way of doing things when it comes to technology in general.
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King's got to be around to play himself, nay? With him being around 63, its hard to guarantee that he'll be around another 7 or so years to play his part in the films.
I don't think him getting to be 75 is terribly far fetched. Hard to guarantee, yes, but not impossible. Now, will he be coherent enough for cameos at 75? Tough to say.
By the rate that films are made and aired it could be another 12 years from now before we could see the final film.
Now THAT would keep it true to the books! Or perhaps more like 22 years? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dark_Tower_(series)
Epic (or not)? (238 comments)
While I must say that I am pretty stoked about this news, I must also say that, while I understand the point of using a TV series as a bridge between feature films, I am a little dissappointed with the decision to go this route. Call me old fashion, but wouldn't it be more epic to have like 6-9 full length films? There is more than enough material in the books for that and IMHO the film adaptations should not stray from the books like most others. This project should be as epic as the book series.
Re:It's still looks pretty bad...but it's not. (246 comments)
The ONLY phone shipping the "Google Experience" (i.e. Android as intended, more or less) was the Nexus One, every other phone out there has some sort of skin FORCEFULLY installed on it (HTC Sense, MOTOBLUR, TouchWiz, etc).
Not true. The Samsung Moment, though laden with Sprint's 'unremovable system apps' (i.e. NASCAR, NFL, SprintTV, etc) and tweaked for CDMA/EVDO, has a plain vanilla Android ROM on it. It offers much the same Google experience as the G1/DevPhone1 did. The only UI difference between the Moment and the Nexus One is that the N1 has the Advanced Laucher and Live Wallpapers (which have been ported to the Moment by the excellent community of Android device hackers, since day one.)
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Re:What degree do you have? (474 comments)
School is great for your resume: but so is experience with fields that are growing and likely to remain in demand.
Like INFOSEC!
Seriously though, yes... Try to find what it is you love and learn about any emerging trends/tech/what-have-you revolving around or related to that, then learn as much as you can about it. I work in a small business, supporting about 100 users, so my role in IT is broad (from break-fix to Sysadmin). I feel your pain, but I am actively pursuing knowledge of information security and programming to an extensive degree, including pursuing my BS in Information Security (yes, I only have an AS, ATM.). My point is this: Stick with what you do, as it is a good foundation for what you want to do (IT support provides critical problem-solving and analysis skills) and further your education throughout it all. When you are comfortable in you knowledge of what it is you want to do and your skills revolving around that path, then you will have no problem jumping on you chosen profession. Remember: It may take time, often years, before you land a job that makes you enjoy waking up in the morning, but when you do all the past will be worth it.
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Rubin says: 'We want to abide by the law, but not rule with an open fist.'
I think he does mean to rule with an iron fist.
Re:Open fist... (152 comments)
Also - how does one 'pre-install' web based apps? I suppose you can have a special mobile client app, but all you need is a browser.
If you are referring to the Android Market and the apps as being web-based, that would not be true (well, the market is heavily 'web-reliant'. The apps are downloaded from the web and installed locally. Pre-installing an app is as easy as including it in the custom source build.
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Way to go, BBC. You have moved past bringing the populace breaking news stories to creating them! I am looking forward to the next headline, regarding this. I think we all agree that gaining unauthorized access to another computer is, not only unethical, but illegal. I am surprised, being that this article is on slashdot, now, that the BBC is not already feeling the ramifications of its actions. I highly doubt they asked everyone in those chat rooms: "Hi, we are from the BBC, we would like to pwn your computer in the name of exposing cyber security risks. Is this okay, with you? Great, Thanks!"
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... certain users are not yet ready...
...MOST users.
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I see a very bright outlook for Apogee Telecom's ISP business this year.
Indeed. It's just too bad Apogee only offers its ISP services to colleges and Universities. If they were a standard ISP, it would be even better for them (in some respects). On that note... I think that their being a collegiate ISP is perhaps the reason (or one of them) that they did not just fork over the details, like all the others. There are pretty strict laws, when it comes to protecting the identities and information of students.
Re:Legality of this (204 comments)
Only when the person is too much of a poser to not find the hidden SSID. Not everyone knows how, though it is incredibly simple. That is the reason why we have security through obscurity, to begin with. Also, to comment on the topic, it does not take social engineering to find the MAC address for a router. Almost every stumbler does that, by default, out of the box. Many will show that there is a hidden SSID, but they may still show the MAC address. Even if they don't, the SSID can be found and the router cracked.


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The Patrick Cannon scandal has made for daily headlines in Charlotte. In Greensboro, its become the butt of billboard jokes.
Since last week, a digital billboard owned by Marty Kotis company has been turning heads with its ad that makes fun of Cannons arrest last week on public-corruption charges.
The ad features a doctored photo of Cannon standing in a waist-high pile of cash, the city of Charlotte skyline in the background. Two messages appear next to the ad: Charlotte mayor says show me the money! and All this can be yours for the right price.
Outdoor Signage, which owns the billboard, decided to turn the Cannon ordeal into one of the companys pop culture ads, Kotis said. Similar ads in the past have taken aim at North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and the birth last year of Prince Williams and Kate Middletons first baby.
The goal of the pop culture ads, Kotis said, is to get people to pay attention to the billboard, so they see the other, more serious ads.
Its designed to get people to look up, see it and talk about it, he said.
Kotis said hes not trying to make a political statement with the ad.
I would do the same thing if he was a Republican or a Democrat. Im a Republican, he said.
The billboard overlooks Battleground Avenue and sits on land owned by another company Kotis owns, Kotis Properties. Its near Westover Gallery of Shops, a shopping center north of downtown Greensboro.
Kotis said its the only billboard he owns since he jumped into the billboard business last year. Now, hes doing what he can to get people to notice it. At the moment, that means coming up with as many Cannon ads as Outdoor Signage can by combing through the federal affidavit that outlines the allegations against Cannon.
Were having a little bit of fun with it here, he said.
So, what will the next Cannon-inspired ad be? Kotis said itll probably focus on the trip Cannon took to Las Vegas last year. According to the affidavit, Cannon agreed to lie to foreign investors on the trip.
Kotis doesnt plan to stop there. In his estimation, the Cannon scandal is worth maybe four more ads.
He said hes mostly received positive feedback from the ads.
I only got one negative message so far from someone, he said.
They werent offended by it. They just thought it was tacky.
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LDAP Client[edit]
This page explains why you would want to use LDAP, and how a client system talks to an LDAP server.
Introduction to LDAP on Linux[edit]
LDAP is a network protocol that can be used to share databases of Unix users, groups and other information between multiple systems. Typically, a single LDAP server will store a databases of users, which is then queried by multiple clients. If these clients also mount home directories via NFS (covered in NFSExports and DiskAndNetworkFilesystems), users will be able to login to any one of those systems with the same username and password. In many ways, LDAP is used similarly to NIS, covered on the NISClientAndServer page.
The LDAP Client module[edit]
This module allows you to configure a Linux system as a client of an existing LDAP server. For this to work, your system must first have the packages require to act as a client installed - specifically the NSS LDAP client library, and the PAM client library. The actual package names differ depending on your distribution, but on Debian and Ubuntu they are libnss-ldap and libpam-ldap respectively. On Redhat and Fedora systems, they are both in the nss_ldap package. The simplest way to install these is to use the Software Packages module (covered on SoftwarePackages) to install them direct from APT or YUM.
Selecting an LDAP server[edit]
Once you have the needed software installed, follow these steps to configure your system connect to the correct LDAP server :
- Open the LDAP Client module under the System category. A page of icons as shown below will appear.
- Click on the LDAP Server Configuration icon to bring up the form below.
- In the LDAP server hostnames field, enter the hostname of your LDAP server. If you plan to use LDAP for address resolution (unlikely), enter the IP address instead.
- In the Login for non-root users field, enter the DN of a user in the LDAP database who has permission to read all information about users, such as cn=Manager,dc=my-domain,dc=com.
- In the Password for non-root users field, enter the password for the DN user above.
- Unless your LDAP server is running in SSL mode or on a custom port, all other options can be left as their defaults.
- Click the Save button.
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An LDAP database has a heirarchial structure, in many ways similar to Internet domain names. Each user or other object in the database has a full name (called the DN) that specifies its position in the heirarchy, like cn=moroder, cn=Users,dc=my-domain,dc=com. Typically, all the users in the database will be stored under the same parent DN, which would be dc=my-domain,dc=com in the previous example.
For your system to find users and groups in the LDAP database, it must know the DNs to search for them under. To configure this, do the following :
- Click on the LDAP Search Bases icon on the module's main page, which will bring up the form shown below.
- In the Global search base field, enter a DN like dc=my-domain, dc=com under which all your users and groups can be found.
- From the Search depth menu, select Entire subree.
- Only if your DNs for users and groups are under completely different trees do you need to fill in the Base for Unix users and Base for Unix groups sections.
- Click Save.
The LDAP Search Bases form
Selecting services to use LDAP[edit]
One more step is needed before your system will actually use LDAP to find users and groups - configuring the NSS (Name Service Switch) to use the LDAP datastore. To do this, following these steps :
- Click on the Services Using LDAP icon.
- In the table that appears, click on Unix users.
- Typically, only one data source will be selected initially - Files, which tells the system to use /etc/passwd to find user accounts. From the Second data source menu, select LDAP.
- Click Save. After returning to the services list, follow the same steps for the Unix shadow passwords and Unix groups services.
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I need flat (or almost flat) casual shoes to wear with jeans. I need arch support, since I had plantar fasciatis and don't want a repeat. I also need to try them on, so don't want to order online. Can anyone recommend a store? Most all I see are flats with absolutely no arch. TIA. |
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Why not just get some of the inserts? I know several people with PF who use the inserts. Just a thought . . . tina |
Do you have shoestores that carry Rockport or Ecco shoes? |
I have PF for which I use Good Feet arch supports. Almost all my shoes are either Clark's and Born for comfort and good arch support. I sometimes use my GF supports with them but not always, depending upon how much support the shoe has. I recently purchased two pair of Clark's shoes, one a moccasin and one a loafer. For me both of these are more comfortable with the GF inserts than without. I'm enjoying them a lot! |
Thanks funnygirl for the suggestions; I'll look for stores that carry those brands. I have arch supports, but don't like using them. Some times they raise my foot too much and the shoe doesn't fit right. |
I am always on the lookout for a comfortable flat. I recently purchased some naturalizer flats that had arch support and cushioning. And they met the approval of my teenage fashion critics. I did a search and they appear to be sold out. Maybe you might have luck with another naturalizer shoe. |
- Posted by NashvilleBuild42 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 19, 14 at 17:56
My SIL introduced me to Keen shoes. Im a convert. They have removable inserts. The inserts mold to my feet over time, I love them. However the friend i introduced to Keen always removes the insert and inserts her own from good feet. Rockport are great too. |
Can you tell us more about your foot shape? Wide, med, or narrow? Fleshy or bony? Is your arch high? I ask since I wear narrows, and have bony bird feet with a high arch. This makes many brands just too wide for me. I have found that unless I have an oxford or boat shoe/moc that ties, that I need a true narrow to have a well fitting shoe that won't necessitate me gripping with my toes and knees to keep the shoe on. I am a very big fan of Van Eli. They can be found on Zappos website which I highly recommend as they offer free ship and free return ship and ship in just 1-2 days with no express ship costs. I have also had some sandals by echo that had excellent arch support and ran narrow enough to fit well. Also Naot sandals. They run nice and narrow and are very supportive. Have had some topsiders that I liked, but they may not have enough cushioning for your needs. |
- Posted by localeater (My Page) on Thu, Mar 20, 14 at 7:24
I also have had PF. I like several of the brands recommended above, Born, BOC(a subdivision of Born), Clarks. Other brands that are very good includes OrthoFeet, Naot, Drew. I know you said you want to try on in a store, but I would really urge you to think about online shopping. The selection is much better, size and style wise and they make the return process very easy at least at the two sites I use, Shoebuy and Zappos. I started online shoe shopping when my sons needed good, midheight, hiking boots for a weeklong trek we were planning with heavy packs. Despite living in Maine in the heart of hiking country nobody had anything in their sizes. I went online order 5 pairs per child to try. They tried them on, ran around the carpeted basement for awhile and decided which fit best. I put the unselected 8 pairs back int hte box, called the 800 # and fedex retrieved- easy peasy. I still browse the shoe stores when I am shopping, but when they dont have my size in the color I want I am no longer disheartened- point, click, shoes! |
HOTS brand shoes are supposed to be very good for your condition. I don't own any. A shoe line made in Hawaii called Olukai is almost ridiculously comfortable and has very good support. They make only casual shoes. I have a pair similar to bluchers and a pair of loafers that I wear several times a week. They are constructed in such a way that the heel is a separate sewn piece that flattens down, to make the shoes into slides. This solves the perennial problem of people who tend to walk on the backs of the heels of their shoes and ruin them, but it also gives new meaning to the term "slip on." I highly recommend Olukai, it is a well constructed shoe with great support. |
I have PF also, and I love Munro shoes. They are very supportive, and they have removable insoles, if you want to try your arch supports in them. They also come in multiple widths, so you can get a pair that actually fits. They are hard to find in stores, but if there's a Nordstroms near you, they carry them. The shoes tend to run true to size. After buying two pairs in stores, I now order my size from Zappos and they always fit. If you go to their website, they give the last* model for each shoe so you can tell if one shoe will fit like another one did. I've also had good luck with Clarks. *The last is the mold for the shoe. |
I thought you weren't suppose to wear flats with PF? A slight heel is better. I seriously love my Munro boots. I don't have any of their regular shoes or sandals, yet, but I would recommend them. I also have luck with Merrell and Naot. There's a blog, something like Barking Dog shoes, that features shoes for problem feet. |
One year I managed to get shin splints from, believe it or not, standing in too high heels at a cocktail party that was held on an outdoor stone patio. That was the last timeI wore high heels! Anyway, I was in agony and went looking for the most supportive shoe in the world. I went to The Walking Company and found shoes by a company called Abeo. I tried them on and it was like the angels began to sing. Ahhhh. I have a very high arch and it is hard for me to find a shoe that will support them. The Abeo shoes did it. Try googling The Walking Company to find the Abeo shoes. For some reason GW wont let me attach their URL. |
I think you're right, HH, that flat shoes aren't recommended for PF. I know I'm more comfortable with a slight heel. However, so far so good with the two Clark's pair I recently purchased. Of course I don't wear them on a daily basis and use my GF supports which increases the comfort level. My reason for finally purchasing flat shoes was the need for something to wear with capris and ankle pants for this transitional time of year. Once warmer weather is here, I'll switch to my sandals with 1"+ heels. Though I wasn't expecting to, I'm very much enjoying the mocs and loafers, and looking forward to investigating some of the brands mentioned on this thread. |
Wow, just came back on and couldn't believe all the replies. Thanks everyone for the suggestions. Most of those brands I've never heard of. Why can't they sell these in stores? I'll check out the sites with free shipping & returns. I mostly wear a 6.5 shoe, but sometimes my big toe rubs, but then size 7 is too big; that's why I prefer to try on in the store. |
I want to add in the Cobb Hill brand from New Balance. I ordered mine from Amazon.com. Cobb Hill has a variety of casual shoes, from oxfords to Mary Janes. I have flat feet, and the sole has an excellent arch, and they are very comfortable. My go-to sandals are by Merrell. I also use the "Good Feet" inserts for shoes that don't already have an arch support in the soles. |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Thu, Mar 20, 14 at 19:24
An aside, GF had plantar f. And found rolling her foot over a tennis ball while she was watching TV was a huge help. |
I've tried so so many and wasted lots of $ until my daughter talked me into going in to Boston and trying on Mephisto shoes. I walked out with a pair and have been wearing that brand ever since. The have incredible foot and arch support and a cork lining that softens the effect of walking on hard surfaces. They're a little pricey but they last literally for years. |
- Posted by outsideplaying (My Page) on Fri, Mar 21, 14 at 8:29
I agree with kswl's suggestion about Olukai. Many other good brands and recommendations mentioned here. I am not familiar with GF for PF, but I do wear SuperFeet inserts in my running shoes and hiking shoes too. They have different types available for different 'feet'...pronators, higher arches, etc. I also suggest Zappos for online service. They have free and fast shipping both ways so you really can't go wrong. Many times if I am unsure of a size I order 2 sizes and send back the one that doesn't work. I haven't used Shoebuy but understand it is similar. |
Gracie, they do sell these shoes in stores--just not a lot of the big chain stores. If there's a small, local shoe store in your area, check it out. Or if there's a shoe store that caters to odd sizes or hard to fit feet or problem feet--that's where you'll find most of these brands. If you go to the web site of a brand you are interested in, they will usually have a list of stores that carry some of their shoes. |
- Posted by fourkids4us (My Page) on Fri, Mar 21, 14 at 13:50
I had PF about 5 years ago that was exercise induced. I was able to get rid of it thankfully, and now have superfeet inserts for my sneakers and now regularly replace my sneakers even though they don't "look" old - I keep track of the mileage I run in them. I also made sure to wear low-heeled supportive shoes like those mentioned above - Clarks, Born, etc. I rarely wear flats mainly b/c I have bunions and can't find any that are actually comfortable! I do have a couple of pairs but can't wear them all day. In the summer,I live in flip flops but my days are pretty casual. However, I was sad to learn when I had PF that flip flops were the worst thing I could wear if one suffers from PF. Until I healed, I would wear my supportive sneakers for several hours after running or as much as possible. I still wore my flip flops but not for long periods of time. However, I discovered that Born flip flops (leather) were very supportive so I could wear those when I wanted to wear flip flops. I bought some Superfeet flip flops from my running store that I could wear to the pool and running around (nice as nice as leather). Last summer, I got turned on to Olukai by a friend of mine who also runs. LOVE them. They are very expensive for flip flops but so comfy and worth the price to me. They are leather and look nice enough to wear with a casual sundress. I also have a few pairs of espadrille/wedge type shoes that I can wear in the summer that are comfortable and supportive but I don't remember the brand. Unfortunately, I haven't found any totally "flat" shoes that provide me enough support for my arch. The ones that I wear short term do not fit my inserts so I only wear them if I'm not going to have them on long. And make sure to wear shoes all the time, even at home. If you don't wear shoes indoors, then invest in a pair of supportive slippers. |
- Posted by writersblock (My Page) on Fri, Mar 21, 14 at 17:21
>Why can't they sell these in stores? They do. Look for a store that specializes in fitting (not just selling) sports shoes. There are a lot of different kinds of removable inserts and a good store will help you find what fits you best. BTW, that doesn't necessarily mean an athletic shoe store. It may be a local, non-chain regular shoe store. |
- Posted by lynninnewmexico (My Page) on Fri, Mar 21, 14 at 18:17
I LOVE this thread, as I need new flat shoes for Spring! I have short, boney-on-the-bottoms, wide feet (6.5 -7 Wide) with very high arches and, for the past 15 years, I couldn't walk in any heels higher than 1" to save my life. I own 11 pair of Clarks and the cushioning and arch support is great. They're my go-to brand, although I'm always on the lookout for comfortable, flat, STYLISH shoes. Why can't they design more that are stylish as well as comfortable?!? I love my one pair of Borns. I also like my Naturalizers. All my tennis are white New Balances although I'd love to find some that look more slender and stylish. I wonder if Keds would have something for me? BTW, DH has a pair of the Olukai leather sandals and they are fantastic, although very expensive. They were something like $115! I'm now going to look into many of the other new-to-me brands you all have mentioned here. Thanks for this great thread, Gracie! Lynn |
I have a hard time finding any shoes that are comfortable because of a right foot neuroma. Years of walking on hard floors as a nurse. I love the Skechers GoWalk. My feet are between average and wide. And in this shoe I buy average. I hate to admit that I bought the shoe in 3 colors. I can actually exercise in them pain free. I wear them all day, even around the house. They feel like house slippers. They are not however stylish. |
Famous Footwear is a discount chain that carries several brands, including shoes for work, and they also sell good shoe inserts. Also, if you type in "discount shoe store chains" in the Google search engine quite a few links come up. I frequently choose men's flats over women's because they have better construction and come in larger sizes; if you are careful as to style some of them can work well. My favorite store for this is a local department store chain (Boscov's) when men's shoes are on sale. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Wiki Famous Footwear article
- Posted by joshuasamah (My Page) on Tue, Mar 25, 14 at 17:02
Lynn If you haven't been to a Clark's store in awhile you will be surprised to see they are making some very stylish shoes these days. I also like Clark's and love the great boots I got there this year. I just bought these and they are awesome! |
Here is a link that might be useful: new shoes
I have been reading along and finally will add my 2 cents worth. I am a former PF sufferer. Birkenstocks were (and still are) my savior. They give great arch support and have some sandals that don't look too frumpy. For flats I second Clarks or their funkier brand Privo. I have had good luck with Sperry Top Siders lately also for casual. P.S. If anyone is a Birkie wearer, go to the website Baumhouse. It will redirect you, but it is a German site that ships to the US. Cheaper prices, huge selection. I have ordered from there before. |
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For the quarter ending in June, 36.9 percent of mobile users accessed a social networking site or blog on their handset, up almost a percentage point from 36.1 percent compared to the first quarter 2012.
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The numbers might only be slowly creeping up, but the overall pattern shows a greater proportion of mobile subscribers are using their handhelds for traditional desktop tasks.
The biggest growth areas for mobile content use were music and apps. Those using their handset to listen to music grew by 2.3 percent to 27.6 percent, while 51.4 percent have used a downloaded app, up from 50 percent last quarter.
But the humble text message is still by far the most popular use for mobile devices, with three quarters of users sending a text over the period. And SMS isn't losing any of its popularity, growing 0.7 percent since March.
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Android is also winning in the battle of the handset. Although Samsung and LG both dropped slightly in their share of the market, they remain the top two vendors, with 25.6 and 18.8 percent of mobile users respectively. Still, Apple's strong position is highlighted by the research as it managed to creep up by 1.4 percent to 15.4 percent, despite industry concerns that it would lose mobile users in the face of competition from popular Android devices such as the Samsung Galaxy S3 and Nexus, and the continuing wait for the iPhone 5.
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Ugliest Woot in the history of all Woots. Ugly, ugly, ugly. That's got so much ugly on it, it'll never come off, even with a Brillo pad and Comet. Ugly is as ugly does. That's ugly.
tonycyndy wrote:Ugliest Woot in the history of all Woots. Ugly, ugly, ugly. That's got so much ugly on it, it'll never come off, even with a Brillo pad and Comet. Ugly is as ugly does. That's ugly.
No, Sparky bought the ugliest thing ever, this is a close second.
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The pricing has been phenomenal and we haven't had much of any major problems, and the major prob did eventually get resolved. (Also, I can understand/relate to a lot of procedures, so I guess I'm a bit patient.) We did have an issue that took a while to resolve once - broken dryer that refused to stay fixed, but that's most of what I can think of. Otherwise, friendly staff and maintenance team.
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It is a really great price for what you get.
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Horrible management, delayed damage repairs, and the staff have a severe lack of knowledge about copious questions presented to them
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when our refrigerator was broken, we went to office for help day after day. We got the repairing in the two week after our first report of the refrigerator thing. Our food got bad totally!
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The apartments themselves could use some improvements. Wood floors are lifting in some areas, shoddy spray-painting of the walls has flecked paint all over furniture and cabinets. The A/C unit stops working at least a week or two each year, and is very inefficient, causing us nearly monthly utilities overages.
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