51.   And no shoe should be less than one-half inch longer than your foot.

52.   And this fall, bowling shoes are as popular as bowling bags as a must-have accessory.

53.   And when one evening, Barrowman went to his kitchen and poured melted rubber into a waffle iron, the classic waffle shoe was born.

54.   And then there are the shoes.

55.   And your shoes may be sturdy pumps with chunky heels to keep you grounded.

56.   And though shoes are still the mainstay of the local economy, the business itself has changed.

57.   Another drought has been broken, but this time the shoe was on the other foot, so to speak.

58.   Are shoes really so important?

59.   Armstrong World Industries is using it to sell building materials via the Web, and New Balance shoes is using it to automate its sales force.

60.   Ask your kids if the shoes are comfortable at the time they try them.