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What has happened is that through constant wearing of dress shoes, the shoe itself has irritated the underlying bone, the bone has slightly enlarged as a result of that irritation and in an effort to protect the area of irritation, the body has formed a bursal sac which itself has become inflamed and is now a bursitis. The obvious treatment would be to avoid wearing the shoes that aggravate the problem; that is easier said than done. However, probably the biggest culprit is not necessarily the style of the shoe but rather the length of the shoe. In most cases the shoe is too small for the patient's foot. Having said that, I have been in this business long enough to know that a fashionable woman is going to continue to wear the shoes that look the best even though they might not feel the best. That said, sometimes adding a small heel lift to the shoe will help as it may raise the heel just enough so that the top back portion of the shoe does irritate the enlarged bone and bursal sac. 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The signs of our connectedness to the city and its equally troubled inner suburbs are all around us, though we have not been astute enough to see them for what they are. During rush hour, there's a steady stream of cars in front of my house in Glyndon as commuters from Carroll County and Pennsylvania drive home through the valleys from their jobs in Hunt Valley, Towson and Baltimore. We are no different than any other neighborhood; we hate the traffic, and rue the development that has spawned it. The good life We don't think too much about why all these people have come out here. They are from the city, from Middle River, Arbutus, Towson and Catonsville. People like us, in search of a good life for their families, who feel they can no longer find it in urban and older inner ring suburban neighborhoods, where the tax base is shrinking as poverty rises and roads, sewers and buildings age. They are buying the houses that eat farmland and forests, crowding the schools and congesting the roads. Yesterday, we were them. Tomorrow, they will be like us, wanting to look over their shoulders and find no one following them. For some years now, civic minded people in the Baltimore area have tried to counter the usual response to urban troubles escape with the concept of ''regionalism.'' Regionalism holds that there is no running away, that the problems of the urban core inevitably leach farther and farther out as people hopscotch from one place to another. It says we all would be better off if the city and the counties relaxed their jurisdictional loyalties, surrendered a bit of power, and tackled important financial, social and land use policies from the standpoint of what's best for the entire area. Regionalism has never captured the public's fancy partly, I am convinced, because the word is so bureaucratic and dull, but mostly because people living nice lives out in the counties and their elected leaders don't see anything in it for them. Regionalism's big problem is that it too often sounds like a scheme to save Baltimore City at county taxpayers' expense, with no commensurate benefit. But there is something in it for us. Last week, Minnesota Rep. Orfield has been studying our region intensely for two years. He finds serious economic and social problems accelerating most rapidly in the suburbs, not the city. Schools where more than 26 percent of children are eligible for free and reduced price meals a level of poverty that always induces those who can afford to move to do so now occupy wide, growing areas of Baltimore County, as well as large pockets of the other counties. The wealthier suburbs may think none of this matters to them, and the struggling ones may deny it. But the continued flight of families from neighborhoods too poor to provide the requisite services for a decent life creates a migratory ripple effect that impacts communities at all socioeconomic levels. The counties' most pressing problems traffic, crowded schools, growth all stem from cities' and older suburbs' eroding tax base and burgeoning social needs. 646701 413 Nike Kobe 9 EM Game Royal 2014 European officials have given nanoFlowcell AG a drive technology R company from Lichtenstein the go ahead to test their QUANT e Sportlimousine electric supercar on public roads.This may not seem such a big deal, with new prototypes hitting the streets every other day, but what marks this project out is the revolutionary drivetrain. At the all wheel drive concept's heart is a flow cell chemical battery that uses liquid electrolytes (which could just mean sea water) to produce electricity.Apparently capable of powering the 2,300kg Quant e Sportlimousine 373 miles, this high energy density nanoFlowcell system feeds four three phase induction motors, one for each wheel, and can generate as much as 912bhp.0 62mph is claimed at 2.8 seconds, with a top speed of over 235mph, with all of this performance available alongside consumption of just 20kWh/100km the equivalent of 125mpg."Now that the automobile has been approved for use on public roads in Germany and Europe we can enter into detailed planning with our partners, adding an exciting new chapter to the future of electro mobility,"said chief technical officer Nunzio La Vecchia, emphasising the importance of this latest step in the company's plans for series production.Revealed publically at the Geneva Motor Show in March, the four seat Quant e Sportlimousine is certainly going to be hard to miss if it makes production. 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