Comments for Joe Maller http://joemaller.com .com Tue, 07 Feb 2012 08:32:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Download Google’s Web Fonts by Larry http://joemaller.com/1856/download-google-fonts/#comment-235106 Larry Tue, 07 Feb 2012 08:32:00 +0000 http://joemaller.com/?p=1856#comment-235106 Thank you, Joe Thank you, Joe

]]> Comment on Barefoot running stress fractures: A theory by jeffreycarver http://joemaller.com/2861/barefoot-running-stress-fractures-a-theory/#comment-235105 jeffreycarver Sat, 04 Feb 2012 01:47:00 +0000 http://joemaller.com/?p=2861#comment-235105 I don't know if it was a stress fracture, but I ran in vibrams for a while and developed a pain on the top of my right foot, in the middle, around the 2nd and 3rd metarsals. It persisted for a few weeks. I don’t know if it was a stress fracture, but I ran in vibrams for a while and developed a pain on the top of my right foot, in the middle, around the 2nd and 3rd metarsals. It persisted for a few weeks.

]]> Comment on Download Google’s Web Fonts by PHP Scripts http://joemaller.com/1856/download-google-fonts/#comment-235104 PHP Scripts Sat, 04 Feb 2012 01:13:00 +0000 http://joemaller.com/?p=1856#comment-235104 I really like google fonts. Thanks for your share. http://www.iophp.com I really like google fonts. Thanks for your share. http://www.iophp.com

]]> Comment on Barefoot running stress fractures: A theory by Georgenancy http://joemaller.com/2861/barefoot-running-stress-fractures-a-theory/#comment-235103 Georgenancy Fri, 03 Feb 2012 06:12:00 +0000 http://joemaller.com/?p=2861#comment-235103 I have been running in Nike Free 3.0, have had two stress fractures. First one not too bad, still able to run. Second one stopped me and I limped home. Love my Free's but not the stress fractures. Both fractures in right foot, second at base of second metatatarsal. Podiatrist said is is very rare to fracture at the base. Have tried to back to regular running shoes, hate, hate them. I have very large bunions on both feet, I was able to run in My free's with no bunion pain. I'm a 47 female, 5'8 only weighing 120 , what do I do now??? I have been running in Nike Free 3.0, have had two stress fractures. First one not too bad, still able to run. Second one stopped me and I limped home. Love my Free’s but not the stress fractures. Both fractures in right foot, second at base of second metatatarsal. Podiatrist said is is very rare to fracture at the base. Have tried to back to regular running shoes, hate, hate them. I have very large bunions on both feet, I was able to run in My free’s with no bunion pain. I’m a 47 female, 5’8 only weighing 120 , what do I do now???

]]> Comment on Barefoot running stress fractures: A theory by Simeonaldren http://joemaller.com/2861/barefoot-running-stress-fractures-a-theory/#comment-235102 Simeonaldren Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:26:00 +0000 http://joemaller.com/?p=2861#comment-235102 Hi Joe, could be another one for you. 44 years old, recent convert to VFF's. Injured foot after 30 minutes fast run. Felt great at the time, but been struggling to walk for 10 days now. Will be seeing the doctor after reading all the similar stories. Regards, Simeon Hi Joe, could be another one for you. 44 years old, recent convert to VFF’s. Injured foot after 30 minutes fast run. Felt great at the time, but been struggling to walk for 10 days now. Will be seeing the doctor after reading all the similar stories. Regards, Simeon

]]> Comment on 2012 Manhattan Half Marathon by Mamarunsbarefoot http://joemaller.com/3189/2012-manhattan-half-marathon/#comment-235101 Mamarunsbarefoot Tue, 31 Jan 2012 14:49:00 +0000 http://joemaller.com/?p=3189#comment-235101 Ok that looks way to cold!!!! on the 21st.. Much prefer the 24th Ok that looks way to cold!!!! on the 21st.. Much prefer the 24th

]]> Comment on Fixing mixed-encoding MySQL dumpfiles with WordPress by ThomasReggi http://joemaller.com/1328/fixing-mixed-encoding-mysql-dumpfiles-with-wordpress/#comment-235100 ThomasReggi Mon, 30 Jan 2012 06:49:00 +0000 http://joemaller.com/?p=1328#comment-235100 Helped me Thanks! Helped me Thanks!

]]> Comment on Barefoot running stress fractures: A theory by Rebecca http://joemaller.com/2861/barefoot-running-stress-fractures-a-theory/#comment-235099 Rebecca Mon, 30 Jan 2012 02:42:00 +0000 http://joemaller.com/?p=2861#comment-235099 I am 27, female, switched to VFF shoes about 9 months ago but, because of the initial calf pain, only started running regularly in them about 6 months ago. I typically run about 15-20 miles/week, on a variety of outdoor surfaces, mostly road pavement (I try to avoid concrete) and gravel trails.  I began having severe pain in my right arch, right about in the middle of the arch length on the inner side of the foot, and I think I can feel a small bump there. I also previously had pain on the top of my foot, but that has since gone away. This typically affects only my right foot, I believe because I had knee surgery (patella tendon did not break, but actually broke the bone on the lower leg where it attaches, and had to be pinned back into place) 15 years ago and figure my right leg moves slightly differently than my left (my right foot, for example, is slightly turned outward with each step).  The pain is most severe 20 or so minutes after a run, and generally after any resting. But I'm stubborn and haven't stopped running, and I can count on the pain literally disappearing 2-3 minutes into each run. I'm not sure what's going on but I don't want to stop running; I don't go to a gym so it's literally my only available form of exercising besides bicycling (boring!).  I am 27, female, switched to VFF shoes about 9 months ago but, because of the initial calf pain, only started running regularly in them about 6 months ago. I typically run about 15-20 miles/week, on a variety of outdoor surfaces, mostly road pavement (I try to avoid concrete) and gravel trails. 

I began having severe pain in my right arch, right about in the middle of the arch length on the inner side of the foot, and I think I can feel a small bump there. I also previously had pain on the top of my foot, but that has since gone away. This typically affects only my right foot, I believe because I had knee surgery (patella tendon did not break, but actually broke the bone on the lower leg where it attaches, and had to be pinned back into place) 15 years ago and figure my right leg moves slightly differently than my left (my right foot, for example, is slightly turned outward with each step). 

The pain is most severe 20 or so minutes after a run, and generally after any resting. But I’m stubborn and haven’t stopped running, and I can count on the pain literally disappearing 2-3 minutes into each run. I’m not sure what’s going on but I don’t want to stop running; I don’t go to a gym so it’s literally my only available form of exercising besides bicycling (boring!). 

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