Up to recently I've been wearing the Dansko clogs (they worked great when I was pregnant with DD) but this time my feet are so swollen wearing those are miserable. I do flip flops when I can and those make it better (I got the LL bean flip flops which have a little more support then regular ones)We haven't had much of a summer this year though and its already cold and raining so I ordered a pair of Uggs (croquette) that my sister recommended (when she was pregnant her feet and ankles were the worst I have ever seen. Hopefully those will get me through the winter. And people wonder where the phrase "barefoot and pregnant" comes from. I am lucky to be a stay at home, and am barefoot most of the time right now. Some my feet are so sore they feel like someone hit me on the soles with a baseball bat, though they don't LOOK particularly swollen. When I leave the house, I have a couple of pair of Jantzen brand canvas on tennies (no tie, no elastic, etc.) that are still comfortable I have wide feet to begin with, but these have been very accomodating. I am a total shoe hoarder and have over 100 pair, almost all of them very high heels. I'm really hoping my feet go back to my normal size si don't have to get rid of/replace them after the baby is born I'd cry! Nike Roshe Run Men Royal Volt ,Men Nike Free Run 2 Anthracite All Black Godlen Goose Superstar Check Horse Men Nike Free Run 2 Black Gym Red Quilted Women Nike Free Run 3 Total Orange Silver Platinum Volt Women Nike Free Run 3 Liquid Lime Reflect Silver Volt Nike Roshe Run Men Grey Black New Green Women Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 Tiffany Blue Quilted Men Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 Dark Grey Electric Green Wolf Grey Men Nike Free Run 2 Black White Anthracite Quilted Well, they finally did it. In a move that should have surprised no one, the Utah Jazz on Monday finally broke off their relationship with Tyrone Corbin, the former Jerry Sloan player/assistant who learned a great deal of what he knows from the Hall of Fame coach. Technically it wasn't a firing, in spite of the "Fire Ty" hashtags floating around Twitter. Corbin didn't have a contract beyond the 2013 14 season so, technically, Jazz executives simply didn't offer him a renewal when they met Monday morning. Now those same execs can begin the search for a new head coach, one who presumably will understand the importance of playing the team's young core of players over trying to coach the way Sloan used to. See, Corbin was a Sloan guy all the way. He learned from Sloan and adhered to his mentor's ideas that young players aren't entitled to playing time just because they've got potential . or because they need to develop . or because the fanbase wants to see them on the court. Old Jerry, he was really stubborn that way. He had a dozens of pet expressions he'd use, each one packed with equal amounts of down home wisdom and biting sharpness. One of my favorites was "Why should I give them a handful of candy?" It was his way of saying he didn't believe in giving players what they wanted, when they wanted it. He felt it was more important they learn to work through hardships on their own rather than receiving something they hadn't earned. He often used the expression when asked about why he didn't immediately call the obligatory timeout to stop an opposing team's lopsided run. He also used it when asked why he wasn't playing someone the know it alls felt deserved to be on the floor. Instead he preferred to put his trust in veteran players whom he trusted more than young guys with little or no experience. Young players often lamented that philosophy while pointing out its paradox: how does one gain experience without receiving playing time? Like Sloan, Corbin didn't believe in playing someone who hadn't earned the privilege. Although he certainly didn't have the cachet of success Jerry did, he possessed the same old school approach. He was much more of a "player's coach" than Sloan and yet those old school sensibilities have a lot to do with why he's out of a job today. He was asked to coach a group of young players Gordon Hayward, Trey Burke, Derrick Favors, Alec Burks and Enes Kanter who needed to gain experience, but he waited until final week of the season before letting the five of them start together. Why? Because he had greater trust in veterans Richard Jefferson and Marvin Williams and he felt they gave the Jazz a better chance to win. He did the same thing during the 2012 13 season when he insisted on playing Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap over Kanter and Favors. But at least then the Jazz were trying to win. Team execs let Jefferson and Millsap leave as free agents last year, believing it was time to let the young guys learn on their own. Winning games wasn't exactly part of the equation. Corbin was asked to coach a team that wasn't built to win, it was built to gain experience. And yet almost everything he'd learned about coaching he learned from Sloan, the franchise's icon of icons. There's no way Sloan would have been any more amenable to the "Future Five" than Corbin. Jazz general manager Dennis Lindsey said Monday the organization has long believed its coach whomever he is is "Babe Ruth," meaning he calls the shots, he divvies up the minutes. But clearly the Jazz didn't need The Babe last season, they needed a scapegoat. Nike Roshe Run Men Royal Volt,In 13 Dead End Drive, you play as a bunch of people stalking their way through a recently deceased billionaire's death mansion, trying to systematically murder each other in order to be the sole inheritor of her massive fortune. 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Your pleas to spare the life of Chef Pierre will fall on deaf ears every time. TSR/Wizards of the Coast via YouTube "Observe how I gallantly thrust out my pelvis and compel the village females to flee as one in the opposite direction!" DragonStrike actually insists that everyone watch the video before attempting to play, which is sort of like requiring people to attend an associate professor's lecture on film theory before allowing them to watch Predator. TSR/Wizards of the Coast via YouTube The video also includes detailed instructions on how to open the box. Judging by the contents of the video, "AdventureVision" seems to be a spirited euphemism for "shame tears interwoven with clips of the third runner up in a David Warner lookalike contest screaming at you about imagination and telling the rest of your friends to leave the room so he can speak to you in private." I am not making that up. TSR/Wizards of the Coast via YouTube "No no, get closer to the television. Good, now use the power of imagination to press your nipples against the screen." By the time you finished watching all 33 fun strangling minutes of DragonStrike's retrospectively hilarious one act training play, your friends had quietly gathered up their sleeping bags and gone home. One or two of them probably called the police and said your parents tried to molest them to ensure that they never had to see any part of that video ever again. But that's OK DragonStrike seems to be aware that you will never be able to convince anyone to play it with you, because it includes extensive rules for a solitaire adventure. TSR/Wizards of the Coast via YouTube "That's OK, guys. I can play all four heroes and the man scorpion. There's plenty of room within the hollow tomb of my loneliness." 1. Monopoly Hasbro via YouTube Monopoly is almost a century old and has been translated into dozens of languages around the world. However, despite its status as an enduring cultural icon, I have never encountered a single person who legitimately enjoys playing the game. I'd challenge you to try to do the same, but it would be a fool's errand, because no such person exists. Notice how there isn't a single human being within sight of that board. This is because the object of Monopoly is to crush your opponents into bitter financial ruin amid the failure stained alleyways and tenements of Depression era Atlantic City. Essentially, it's a game about being Mr. Potter from It's a Wonderful Life, except only one person gets to be Mr. Potter, and everyone else gets to be Jimmy Stewart on the verge of flinging his penniless ass into the swirling frigid waters beneath Pauper's Bridge. And a loss even an academic one that occurs within the game's first few minutes takes hours to play out. You can be thoroughly outmatched with absolutely no hope of victory and still end up moving your piece aimlessly around the board for three more hours, because whoever is winning ruthlessly refuses to let you quit. Rockefeller. And a Monopoly victory is one of the most joyless triumphs ever afforded to us outside of a participation award for losing a game of crab soccer on Field Day. Even the vague prospect of winning does nothing to make the experience of playing Monopoly enjoyable playing Monopoly is like being a death row inmate strapped to a table while everyone in the room is staring up at the wall clock and waiting for a call from the governor. Actually winning the game is such a cold, unreachable star on the horizon of possibility that most of us are content to whisper silent prayers that the game will soon be over. 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