 debris, dirt, and mud which can end up altering its performance. It would be best if you only use your bowling shoes when in the bowling alley.
Q: Does Nike make bowling shoes?
A: Nike has produced a period including bowling shoes, but at the moment, the only place where Nike Bowling Shoes can be bought is eBay or similar platforms, because Nike doesn't produce them anymore.
Nike is the biggest athletic shoes and apparel brand globally. They have made and sold brands like Nike+, Air Max, Nike CR7, Air Jordan, Nike Golf, Nike Dunk, Air Force, and much more.
It’s the sportswear brand for most high-profile sports teams and bowlers all over the world with its amazing trademarks logos.
Q: Does Puma make bowling shoes?
A: Puma is a multinational athletic footwear and apparel manufacturer with headquarters in Herzogenaurach, Bavaria, Germany. They are currently the 3rd biggest sportswear manufacturer globally.
Founded by Adolf Dassler and Rudolf in 1924, Puma is one of the most sought-after brands in the world. Their first logo was made up of a beast jumping via a letter D. If you are a frequent sportswear buyer, you likely have come across the Puma bowling shoes.
Puma and Lucky Strike bowling chain had a collaboration of bowling shoes production back in 2011, but at the moment Puma doesn't produce anymore bowling shoes.
There is no shortcut to finding high-quality and performance-oriented shoes for bowling. You must spend enough time researching and comparing the available options to choose the best bowling shoes for men and even more time when you're looking for bowling shoes for women that will match your quality and performance expectations and of course design is quite important in some cases.
Don’t overlook the things that matter when evaluating and choosing bowling shoes. The above guide is made to help you find and buy the right shoes that can meet your personal quality expectations.
Choosing and wearing the proper bowling shoes is a must!<reponame>geometryolife/Rust_Learning
// 【例6-5】一个对 Option<i32> 使用 match 表达式的函数
fn plus_one(x: Option<i32>) -> Option<i32> {
    match x {
        None => None,
        Some(i) => Some(i + 1),
    }
}

fn main() {
    let five = Some(5);
    let six = plus_one(five);
    let none = plus_one(None);

    println!("{:?}, {:?}, {:?}", five, six, none);
}

// 匹配必须穷举所有的可能
// fn plus_one(x: Option<i32>) -> Option<i32> {
//     match x {
//         Some(i) => Some(i + 1),
//     }
//     // === Output ===
//     // error[E0004]: non-exhaustive patterns: `None` not covered
//     //    --> src/main.rs:18:11
//     //     |
//     // 18  |     match x {
//     //     |           ^ pattern `None` not covered
//     //     |
//     //     = help: ensure that all possible cases are being handled, possibly by adding wildcards or more match arms
//     //     = note: the matched value is of type `Option<i32>`
// }
Relax man, I've been married 11 years now with the same woman, there's no codependency going on here 🤣 I'm not  saying the amount should be a certain number, nor should it be like in the hundreds. All I say is that it's healthy for a relationship or marriage to be able to fight and recover from that without any kind of lasting effects. As they say, for better or for worse.

But I see maybe there's different perceptions of fighting vs discussions vs arguments. I'm broadly putting all these under one umbrella  "fighting", this might be adding to the confusion here. Thanks for all the different perspectives here, it's good to see how it's with other people.If you were looking to build a Mount Rushmore of the founders of rock n’ roll, it would have to be Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Little Richard, and Jerry Lee Lewis. A second tier would include Les Paul, Fats Domino, Carl Perkins, and Bill Haley, to say nothing of the bluesmen who made rock thinkable.
As much as Chuck Berry deserves credit as the foundational rock guitar god and Elvis as the man who did more than anyone to popularize the music, Little Richard’s place next to them should not be slighted. Nobody in the 1950s rocked harder than Little Richard, or did more to establish the flair and abandon that defined rock on stage. His death from cancer this morning at age 87 leaves Lewis as the last remaining survivor of the early rock immortals.
There were a lot of layers to Richard Wayne Penniman and his stage persona, Little Richard: ferocious, ambiguous sexuality; evangelical Christianity; flamboyant stage theatrics; drugs. He played the piano and the saxophone, and in an age when Elvis crooned and Berry was smooth, Little Richard didn’t just sing, he howled. It would be a decade before anybody else in rock really caught up to the sound of his voice.
For all the technicolor of his later appearances, the best way to appreciate Little Richard is the early, sweaty, shirt-and-tie black-and-white footage of him just burning the house down in his early/mid 60s live appearances (for a bonus, spot how many Peanuts Christmas dances you can locate among the crowds in these video clips).
Robert Southwell was a Jesuit missioner to England in the time of Elizabeth I; he was imprisoned, tortured, condemned and hung drawn and quartered. Paul VI canonised him as one of the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales.
Despite his religion, his poetry was respected in his lifetime. Much of it was overtly religious like this exploration of Mary’s feelings at Calvary. My apologies for presenting a less than sunny post today, England’s Mother’s Day, but there are mothers who will be forgotten this year, mothers who have lost children: let’s spare a thought and prayer for them. And give our own mothers a good day.
This is why I hate trying to talk to doctors/medical professionals about pain. That four doesn't mean anything for me. I've been a 7/8, forced myself to stop crying or just straight up couldn't cry anymore and forced myself to work through pain that bad. And no, I'm not exaggerating. 

The best example of this was when I tore straight through the left lateral ligament in my ankle - it isn't attached anymore. When that happened, I told myself it was just a really bad sprain, sat down with some ice, when I tried to get back up, that's when it all hit. It hurt so much I was crying, so I thought I broke it.   I had no more in me to be able to cry. The guy who checked me in treated me like I was being a baby about a minor sprain and a drug seeker for saying my pain was a solid 8 - I figured I wasn't dying, and it could be worse, but not by much. I didn't even want drugs (other than some ibuprofen) Oral narcotics have never done anything for me. And if I really wanted narcotics, they'll hook me up to an IV in urgent care if I tell them I have a migraine.  

There's no real conclusion to that story except that because no one took me seriously, my ankle will forever be unstable.  - Do be eagerly hearing it preached Services because of what someone else has said or done, or to do other things I like more?
- Do I complain about he worship, the pastor, or other people in the congregation?
- Do I learn the Word of God gladly so that I may teach it to others?
Obviously, the Word of God shows us our sin, and the sting of the law is felt. But never fear, for Luther ends his teaching with a reminder of the other side of the coin, that God's Word not only shows us our sin, but is living, active, and creates faith in the heart:
On the other hand, the Word is so effective that whenever it is seriously contemplated, heard, and used, it is bound never to be without fruit [Isaiah 55:11; Mark 4:20]. For these words are not lazy or dead, but are creative, living words [Hebrews 4:12]. And even though no other interest or necessity moves us, this truth ought to urge everyone to the Word, because thereby the devil is put to flight and driven away [James 4:7] (LC, I, 101-102).
Let us all sanctify the holy day. Amen.This latest skirmish in the war of the Sussexes against the British media shows that their tense relationship with the paparazzi is not abating anytime soon, despite their recently approved exit as senior members of the British royal family and their departure to Canada in search of more "peace" and privacy... Now they're royals-without-HRHs....
Now the legislation just needs Royal Assent to be formally granted by the Queen and the agreement to be approved by