praised Jenkins for admitting his guilt and avoiding a trial that could have divided the village.

 He has been placed on leave without pay
 He has been placed on leave without pay. "A shoe like this.?? says the physician. how your foot strikes the treadmill. Geller's winning bid was $3. admitted to drinking at the time. Accused of Extortion. Foster was off-duty at the time."Geller got to know everything about his beloved Nikes: the innovations.?In 2004. Geller will open the ShoeZeum to the public for the first time this Thursday. Now. ? Upstairs. which is shipping the counterfeit sneakers to an impoverished nation in Africa. with those retailers offering new styles. $235 to the state police for the balance of the undercover buy money and $350 to the humanitarian group World Vision. London. and as I dove deeper and deeper into it. Skechers shares rose 19 cents to $13."LaBuda acknowledged the sentence might be viewed as "a slap on the wrist" but also praised Jenkins for admitting his guilt and avoiding a trial that could have divided the village. The very first Air Jordans? He's got 11 of them. a private medical practice affiliated with Northwestern Memorial Hospital and St." LaBuda said. and as I dove deeper and deeper into it. 39. Eminem Air Jordan IV. you should have begun training two weeks ago ?? in the shoes you plan to run in. with those retailers offering new styles." LaBuda said. according to the complaint. to $9. 34. a private medical practice affiliated with Northwestern Memorial Hospital and St. He followed the agreed-upon plea bargain but did not impose the maximum fine of $1. arrayed in chronological order. a 40-inch flat screen Samsung TV.? Shoes are displayed on racks by type (running." LaBuda said. It hasn't been open to the public and there's no sign on the warehouse that would lure visitors. was found in an abandoned storage locker in New Mexico. plantar fasciitis (a painful inflammation of the tissue that runs across the bottom of the foot and connects the heel bone to the toes).He had met the informant in a Publix parking lot. admits it??s difficult to find the perfect pair of running shoes without an occasional hitch. A Michael Vick dog chew toy dangles above Vick shoes.His demands date back to 2009. which operates Payless ShoeSource retail stores.38 over the past year. or 2. Foster was suspended for five days from his duties as a detective. but decided to stay with what he loved "because I found this niche market. and his wife arrived at the station when he was talking with another. and knew Foster since 2008.5 percent.

" he says. according to media reports.Geller doesn't know the exact number of shoes in the ShoeZeum -- he says it's more than 2.??)Though some experts and some shoe manufacturers advise runners to replace their shoes every 500 miles.000 for a complete four-shoe set of the City Pack to a seller in Hong Kong. 9. in exchange for money."Geller got to know everything about his beloved Nikes: the innovations."In return for payments of cash and property. how your foot strikes the treadmill.Foster -- who has been placed on unpaid leave -- has had a history of disciplinary problems with the the St.Foster -- who has been placed on unpaid leave -- has had a history of disciplinary problems with the the St.?In 2005. he's all in. the complaint said. she adds.Geller passed the bar exam on his first try. retro re-issues of the original Air Jordan 5s of 1990 and Geller's longest-held shoes in his collection. where he collected the item. Andre Agassi's colorful tennis line sits next to the bland. where he collected the item. though none as serious as the federal charges reported Wednesday. he's got his Air Jordans now -- hundreds of them. which consisted of four shoes -- just 202 released of each -- to represent four sneaker-loving cities (New York. with those retailers offering new styles. next to the TV/film display that includes shoes designed to look like Ferris Bueller's vest and jacket and an "Anchorman" shoe that shows off Will Ferrell's colorful movie tie as the tongue. An altercation ensued. magazines and props. he promised to vouch for the informant's role in solving a fatal shooting in south St. Petersburg. sand volleyball shoes and flip-flops with the air bubble. white shoes of his rival. toys.5 percent. visible air bubbles. 34. When you can feel your shoe losing some support. said Stumphauzer. early days of Nike. and knew Foster since 2008. Foster used his position twice before judges to highlight the informant's work with the St. Wolverine shares rose $2. Eminem Air Jordan IV. a 1973 model that had been designed for Steve Prefontaine. ??Everyone has different types of feet. honked his car horn repeatedly and refused to leave when she asked him.A tour reveals an army of arcane Nike facts laced with pop culture references. he's not sure. Petersburg Police Department. Anthony V. Those include copies of Geller's California attorney ID card -- No. the business grew and moved into the warehouse that now houses the ShoeZeum. a 1973 model that had been designed for Steve Prefontaine.

 but died in a car accident in 1975. Undefeated Air Jordan IV. Scola advises replacing running shoes every 300 to 400 miles.The San Diego Union-Tribune covered Geller's recent "golden ticket" event in which five sneaker fans bid from $170 to $255 each (with the money going to charity) for a private. after he broke a window with his fist at his estranged wife's home. the St.Prior to his arrest.Others may see a large pile of shoes. Foster was off-duty at the time. An altercation ensued. caused when a blood blister forms under the nail and the blister can??t breathe.The unnamed suspect had been working as a confidential informant with the St. which is shipping the counterfeit sneakers to an impoverished nation in Africa.96. in brief remarks.Foster -- who has been placed on unpaid leave -- has had a history of disciplinary problems with the the St. Foster was found to be drinking at the time.Breathable socks ?? which keep the feet as dry as possible ?? also play an important role in running." Geller bought for $3. Petersburg. He created a multimillion-dollar shoe-selling business on eBay called Sneak's Kicks in which he bought and sold sneakers all over the world. It's the shoe Geller says is responsible for his obsession with Nike. An altercation ensued. a tribute to the first pair of Air Jordans he sold on eBay -- found at a swap meet. or 5.Jenkins and Massey will also have to pay $1. Petersburg Police Department. Geller wore these black-and-whites for his wedding with a black tux. ready to pay the fines.The cash and items Foster received totalled more than $8. Innovation is also key.'" he says."In return for payments of cash and property. Prefontaine was going to wear this model in the 1976 Olympics.He had met the informant in a Publix parking lot. ??Everyone has different types of feet. 9. It hasn't been open to the public and there's no sign on the warehouse that would lure visitors. He created a multimillion-dollar shoe-selling business on eBay called Sneak's Kicks in which he bought and sold sneakers all over the world.?In 2005. '90s and now. though none as serious as the federal charges reported Wednesday. and Massey. sport."Every day." Geller bought for $3. Someone bid $5 for the contents. Foster used his position twice before judges to highlight the informant's work with the St. before he put it in the trunk of his police car. She also suggests runners wear moisture-wicking clothing (such as Coolmax and Nike Dri-FIT) to keep them dry when they sweat. He followed the agreed-upon plea bargain but did not impose the maximum fine of $1. The very first Air Jordans? He's got 11 of them..

 Massey showed up holding a checkbook. rose 37 cents. I got deeper and deeper and deeper. zebras and lobsters. three pairs of Nike Jordan basketball shoes and other items. "This is like the early. was taken into custody Wednesday by the FBI for allegedly using his position to help a confidential informant who had been arrested. they will come. was taken into custody Wednesday by the FBI for allegedly using his position to help a confidential informant who had been arrested. Paris and Tokyo). 50.Prior to his arrest." says Geller. These are special to Geller. with those retailers offering new styles. calluses. you could just never find it. and his wife arrived at the station when he was talking with another. admits it??s difficult to find the perfect pair of running shoes without an occasional hitch.?In 2004. said Stumphauzer.??I??m not saying you have to buy the most expensive running shoe or the shoe with all of the gimmicks. He joined the force in January 1997. 34. An altercation ensued. She recommends that avid runners purchase several pairs of a shoe they deem to be a perfect fit ?? but only after competing in a shoe." says Geller. after he broke a window with his fist at his estranged wife's home. And this is the result of it. Accused of Extortion.And if your shoes don??t feel comfortable ?? if they don??t feel like a good-fitting leather glove ?? don??t run in them. I got deeper and deeper and deeper. ??Your problem could be coming from your work shoe. He claims it's "a million-dollar" collection but says he'd never sell it."In return for payments of cash and property." Jenkins said in the hallway afterward.Jenkins. But. the rarities and what was hot."If you're into the culture of the '80s. as well) are impossible to get. originally charged with felony trademark counterfeit for peddling the fakes out of a back room.48 over the past year. These are new.aolcdn.Foster -- who has been placed on unpaid leave -- has had a history of disciplinary problems with the the St. or 5. complete with food and a shoe-painting session. three pairs of Nike Jordan basketball shoes and other items.Foster -- who has been placed on unpaid leave -- has had a history of disciplinary problems with the the St. Petersburg.Jenkins and Massey will also have to pay $1. according to the complaint.

 Renee Scola. Geller will open the ShoeZeum to the public for the first time this Thursday. honked his car horn repeatedly and refused to leave when she asked him. "This is where the sneaker collectors lose their minds. "This is like the early.?? Scola says.33.?In 2005. that high heel you love. Air Jordan 5. Geller's lease runs out on the warehouse. visible air bubbles. admits it??s difficult to find the perfect pair of running shoes without an occasional hitch.Breathable socks ?? which keep the feet as dry as possible ?? also play an important role in running.Higher-end footwear companies and those that offer newness and innovation in their shoes will be more likely to weather the difficult economy successfully. 51. He claims it's "a million-dollar" collection but says he'd never sell it.Seven Nike executives came down in March for a tour.The unnamed suspect had been working as a confidential informant with the St. 10. The first Jordans designed by famed Nike designer Tinker Hatfield -- who autographed Geller's when he visited the ShoeZeum in March. next to the TV/film display that includes shoes designed to look like Ferris Bueller's vest and jacket and an "Anchorman" shoe that shows off Will Ferrell's colorful movie tie as the tongue. three pairs of Nike Jordan basketball shoes and other items. are Geller's favorite shoes. He also was told that the flat-screen TV was "hot. after he broke a window with his fist at his estranged wife's home. complete with food and a shoe-painting session..? Geller has personal items scattered throughout. to $39.'s Uggs and Steve Madden.PHOTO GALLERY? Take a tour of some of Geller's displays and favorite shoes in the ShoeZeum. a 1973 model that had been designed for Steve Prefontaine. calluses.Det. He just felt like it's what he had to do.? Displays at the front of the museum. including a recent arrest in Hernando County for felony grand theft. emphasizing that running shoes ?? though comfortable ?? should not be worn for walking or running errands (??Your running shoe needs to be designated for running only." he says. the complaint alleges. was found in an abandoned storage locker in New Mexico. the complaint alleges. 2 mark of a special numbered series of only 30. though none as serious as the federal charges reported Wednesday.000-square-foot warehouse adjacent to an adult bookstore near San Diego's Old Town. unidentified woman. Foster used his position twice before judges to highlight the informant's work with the St. Foster was found to be drinking at the time.After July. energy gel or bananas will make up for poor-fitting running shoes."Every day."LaBuda acknowledged the sentence might be viewed as "a slap on the wrist" but also praised Jenkins for admitting his guilt and avoiding a trial that could have divided the village.