Do high heels empower or oppress women?Source: msnbc.com
Some argue passionately that high heels can boost women's careers by transforming them into confident forces to be reckoned with. Others say the towering footwear puts far too much emphasis on a woman's sex appeal rather than her brains.
Do high heels empower or oppress women?Source: msnbc.com
Some argue passionately that high heels can boost women's careers by transforming them into confident forces to be reckoned with. Others say the towering footwear puts far too much emphasis on a woman's sex appeal rather than her brains.
Can your flip-flops kill you?Source: msnbc.com
Ah, the casual, comfortable flip-flop: A symbol of summertime, an emblem of relaxation - and a harbinger of death? That may be overstating it a little bit, but not by too terribly much, health experts say.
Can your flip-flops kill you?Source: msnbc.com
Ah, the casual, comfortable flip-flop: A symbol of summertime, an emblem of relaxation - and a harbinger of death? That may be overstating it a little bit, but not by too terribly much, health experts say.
Elephant with sore feet gets comfy slippersSource: msnbc.com
Keepers of a 40-year-old Asian elephant named Gay noticed an abscess on her right front foot, then another on her left. To help ease her pain, they gave her pedicures, antibiotic foot baths, aloe vera and anti-inflammatory treatments.
Elephant with sore feet gets comfy slippersSource: msnbc.com
Keepers of a 40-year-old Asian elephant named Gay noticed an abscess on her right front foot, then another on her left. To help ease her pain, they gave her pedicures, antibiotic foot baths, aloe vera and anti-inflammatory treatments.
Women Walk In Fall 2009's Most Punishing Heels (VIDEO)Source: The Huffington Post
Why do women buy and wear shoes that are unsafe and uncomfortable?
This brief article is accompanied by a 1:51 video of New York magazine staff members walking in shoes not well suited for walking.
Florida ex-firefighter sentenced for stealing footSource: 10connects.com
A former St. Lucie County firefighter who pleaded guilty today to stealing a Melbourne man's amputated foot and leg from a crash scene was sentenced to six months of probation and community service.
Grow 100 Pounds of Potatoes in 4 Square FeetSource: The Seattle Times
You don't need your own private Idaho to grow potatoes. Greg Lutovsky, who has been growing potatoes as a business since 1993, says you can grow 100 pounds of potatoes in 4 square feet. All it takes is some lumber, seed potatoes and careful attention to watering.
Your right footSource: The-Backroom
HOW SMART IS YOUR RIGHT FOOT?
This is hysterical. You have to try this. It is absolutely true. I
guess there are some things that the brain cannot handle.
HOW SMART IS YOUR RIGHT FOOT?
Chick Wit: Feet no fish would bite onSource: The Philadelphia Inquirer
Excerpt: I was driving down the street the other day when I saw a sign on an empty storefront that read, "Fish Pedicures Coming Soon!"
It was the kind of sign that got me thinking. Do fish need pedicures? You'd think they would do without, in this economy.
Former Firefighter Arrested In Stolen Foot CaseSource: ClickOrlando.com
MELBOURNE, Fla. -- A former St. Lucie County firefighter has been arrested on charges that she took home a Melbourne man's amputated foot following a September car crash.
Baby OK after surgeons remove foot from his brainSource: msnbc.com
When surgeons operated on infant Sam Esquibel to remove what they thought was a large tumor, they were astonished to find what appeared to be a small foot in the baby's brain. Experienced surgeons admitted they'd never seen anything like it.
Surgeon finds foot in baby's brain Source: Guardian Unlimited
An American surgeon found a tiny foot and other partially formed body parts inside a tumour he removed from an infant's brain.
Colorado Doctor Finds Foot In Newborn's BrainSource: DenverChannel.com
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- A Colorado Springs family is part of one of the strangest cases in medical history.
Dr. Paul Grabb, a pediatric brain surgeon, said he discovered a small foot growing the brain of 3-day-old Sam Esquibel.

On 57th and 5th, as I ran
for the cab letting someone off
early in the winter time, the moon
unspeakably round and pale,
out of a corner of my hurry to nowhere,
her leg followed the cab door,
a shoe falling off as she tugged on her coat,
a slip-on slipped off to the curb …
Another severed foot washes up on B.C. shoreSource: CTV News
Updated: Tue Nov. 11 2008 23:48:25
ctvbc.ca
CTV News is reporting another development in a case that has baffled police and the public for over a year, drawing worldwide attention to British Columbia's southwest coast.