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The description doesn't give the heel height or platform height.

What happens to these people, are they deleted after a certain amount of time if they don't post?

Tamia is rubbing her sore ankles from wearing Christian Louboutin heels.

I'm no baseball expert but it looks to me as if she is standing at home plate not on the pitching mound.

Sorry. I did not see the earlier picture where she does indeed appear to be 'on the mound'

I believe you are correct. There are several photos in the set that show her at the pitcher's mound. I assume they were just moving around the baseball diamond taking photos.

With all that's been going on, I've barely had enough time to take the camera out of the box and attach the new lens. I need to read the manual to figure out all the different buttons etc.

Actually I find the oil distracting. I love her look. That icy stare.

Carrie is staring into the catcher, waiting for the sign. What will it be, low & outside, or high & inside, a little sweet chin music?

Me either. I just don't see the fashion in them at all.

And by what right does the Trade Union Congress have to ban heels in the workplace? I work in an office, where men are expected to wear suits and women basically the same. No 'casual' Fridays where I work. No one has commented on my choice of footwear. Actually it's the opposite, I've had several people compliment me on my Louboutins.

When the same physical standards are applied to both sexes, open up all the jobs. Till then, I dont see too many women humping a 110lb pack and gear for 20miles.

Im all for equality, nothing else till then.

Completely agree. I'm sure there are men who can't meet certain standards and thus are not allowed, and the same standard should be applied to women.

Women having been flying everything from transports to fighters and there isn't a problem.

I've seen these boots several times and would like your opinion on them.

I'm going to buy fixed lenses in the future. I want a 300mm & 500mm telephotos with a 50mm f1.4 & maybe a 85mm f1.4 for low light. And probably a 70-200mm zoom.

I have found a lightly used Nikon D3s to purchase. It has 11,000 shutter uses and was used as a back up to another D3s, which was sold for a D4. The camera appears as if new. No marks at all on the body. I'm going to purchase a 28-70mm f2.8 lens to use for a primary lens until I decide to purchase more. Thanks to all who have helped.

Just another photo of Carrie, in business casual.

Oh my god. The only thing I can think of now is why is that movie so incredibly short. Must. See. More.

Check out Carrie's YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=carrie+lachance&oq=carrie+lachance&gs_l=youtube.3...24514.31506.0.32096.15.14.0.1.1.0.263.1486.6j7j1.14.0...0.0...1ac.1.K30_LuogBRA

Wow. Most beautifull shoes I have seen in a while. It's a shame those louboutins are way to pricey.

You just have to find someone who likes you in heels and they'll buy them for you.

Worked for me, 12 pairs & counting.

After seeing her model the 6" heels without a platform, Daffodiles must seem like slippers to her.

Ha, ha. You could be right. Might become my first pair of 'bedroom shoes'. I definitely wouldn't be able to run away! Carrie walks so well in 6" heels, I'm impressed.

Nice article. Hopefully attitudes will change, and this will be another issue that will fade away.

I'm getting tempted to take out a membership to her site, or Arch Enemy's. If I show this to DH, I think he will insist I get a pair. I'm not sure if I could walk in a pair of those!

In keeping with my Carrie LaChance theme, I found this photo today. For those of you not familar with Major League Baseball. Cy Young holds the record for most wins by a pitcher. The award for best pitcher of the year is named after him.

I posted a link to Carrie's behind the scenes video of the photo shoot, in the movies section that she did of the above photo.

Here's a link to the behind the scenes video of the photo I posted in the Favourite Pictures section.

There are hire outlets within some stores but it maybe difficult (A) where you are ( new user.

Also getting to learn the camera isn't a quick hour or two.

I downloaded the manual for the Nikon D4, and it was over 300 pages. Being that I don't have any previous knowledge of Nikon's system, I did find it a bit overwhelming.

When the Nikon D3 came out I was highly impressed with it's low light results in the magazines. jealous? Yes I was.

The D3 was the first camera that caught my eye with its low light capabilities, and I understand the D3s was a f-stop, better with the D4 another small bump.

An idea comes to mind, approach a local wedding pro for advice, they also have none wedding interests. If the're looking for an "apprentice" it could be an option to play with??

This might be a good idea, if I can fight one that's willing to sit down and talk. I would being willing to pay them for their time.

I recall several months ago I went on their website and found 2 pair of shoes to order, but once I got to the checkout, the shipping was almost as much as the 2 pairs of shoes. Not impressed at all.