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In the summer of 1985 the founders of Happy Feet Plus were meandering through a local flea market when they stumbled upon a small booth with something they had never seen before, sandals with little rubber nodules. The gentleman at the booth was so convincing that these Kenkoh Massage Sandals were the reason he was alive, they each bought a pair. Within a day the effects were so amazing they knew immediately that they had discovered something very special. They returned to the flea market bought the entire booth and Happy Feet Plus was born. Today Happy Feet Plus has multiple locations throughout the west coast of Florida, an online business and carries a variety of brands. Keeping true to the Health and Comfort benefits they experienced with those first Kenkohs, each brand is hand selected precisely for its Healthy benefits along with comfort. The co-founders insist each person that visits as Happy Feet Plus location, wears a Kenkoh Sandal while in the store and leaves feeling better than when they walked in. Happy Feet Plus employees are experts, each employee receives extensive ongoing training, not to mention most employees are seasoned veterans of the footwear industry. When you visit a Happy Feet Plus location, rest assured you are getting some of the most qualified expertise in the footwear industry, trained to help you find comfort and relief. The thought of healing without medicine, naturally, is so important to Happy Feet Plus that each location is equipped with the latest devices in technology that will scan your feet to help find and pinpoint exactly what your foot needs to support you. There is never a charge for the advanced digital foot scan and the benefit of a trained expert showing you exactly where your feet could use help the most. Stop in today and get relief!

Omar Sosa received an orchestral commission from Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco and the Oakland Easy Bay Symphony, supported by grants from the Rockefeller Foundation and the MAP Fund (Multi-Arts Production Fund). During 2001-2002, Mr. Sosa composed a 45-minute work in three movements for symphony orchestra entitled, From Our Mother, which received its world premiere in January 2003 by the Oakland East Bay Symphony under the direction of Michael Morgan. In 2009, Mr. Sosa received an orchestral commission from the city of Girona, Spain and the Festival de Msicas Religiosas y del Mundo de Girona. The 20-minute work for symphony orchestra, entitled Oda Africana, received its world premiere in July 2009 by the Jove Orquesta Athenea, conducted by Lluis Caballeria. Also in 2009, Mr. Sosa received a commission from the Barcelona Jazz Festival to present a tribute to Miles Davis Kind Of Blue recording, featuring Afro-Cuban interpretations of the seminal Davis work on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. The project was performed at LAuditori in Barcelona in November 2009. In 2008, Omar Sosa received funding from the National Endowment for the Arts in conjunction with Yerba Buena Gardens (San Francisco) and the San Francisco International Arts Festival to present a new Omar Sosa Quintet featuring American roots vocalist Tim Eriksen. This collaboration resulted in the 2009 CD release on Half Note Records, Across The Divide, recorded live at the Blue Note Jazz Club in NYC. The project received a GRAMMY nomination for Best Contemporary World Music Album, and a Latin GRAMMY nomination for Best Instrumental Album, both in 2009. For May 2011, Mr. Sosa has received further funding from the National Endowment for the Arts in conjunction with the Jazz School in Berkeley, California and the San Francisco International Arts Festival, to present a series of workshops with noted Latin jazz percussionist, educator and historian, John Santos, as well as a Festival performance in San Francisco with his primary ...

Stepping Out is the debut album by Canadian jazz pianist and vocalist Diana Krall, released in 1993. It has since been reissued several times on Justin Time Records, as Stepping Out: The Early Recordings on GRP Records, and as a vinyl LP record through Barnes & Noble.