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Being healthy is all about feeling great, staying physically and mentally strong, and maintaining your vigor to do well in the "game of life."
Hello, fitness friends.
Being healthy is all about feeling great, staying physically and mentally strong, and maintaining your vigor to do well in the "game of life."
Speaking of games, there is nothing more beautiful than when a coach calls a football play, and the team executes their assignments to perfection from the time the ball is snapped until the time the final block is thrown, which clears the runner for an 88-yard touchdown.
In this successful situation, all 11 people on offense were proactive by having their minds totally focused on the goal, then completing their specific duties on that particular play, and nothing else.
At the time of the play, they weren't thinking about busy schedules, homework, or any other distractions no matter how important they may be.
No. Instead, they were thinking about what they have to do for their team to be successful in achieving the goal of executing the play, scoring a touchdown, and winning the game.
As long as each player executes their duties every play with consistency, chances are very high they will produce positive results.
On the other hand, poor execution on the above mentioned play, and a missed block that allows a defender to get to a runner in the backfield could quickly result in failure and a 15-yard loss for the team.
Your health and fitness goals operate exactly the same way.
Your results will be good or bad depending on how well you execute the habits of good health, nutrition, supplementation, and physical activity.
It is crucial to make sure you are completing all areas of your program consistently so that you give yourself a chance to be successful.
For example, your results would be less than pleasing if you did cardio six days a week, and ruined it by consuming 5,000 calories per day.
You must develop the mentality of an offensive football player, and take a proactive approach to aggressively executing the next assignment that keeps your program moving toward your goals.
Always make sure to include cardio respiratory endurance, resistance training, water, rest, proper nutrition, and vitamins in your regimen for great results.
Eat small meals more often and control your portion sizes.
Always consume a nice blend of proteins, moderate carbs, and low fats, and definitely eat your fruits and vegetables.
These are all issues that will help bring you health and fitness success.
Now all we have to do is "execute the play like an offensive football player" and incorporate these activities consistently into our lifestyles.
This can be done if we stay committed and proactive by planning ahead to fight any distractions that take us off the path that leads to our goals.
I know this is a very difficult part of the problem, but our solution lies within our mindset to "stay on offense" when making decisions that can affect our fitness success or failure.
I like using the term "stay on offense" because it simply represents and means for us to stay focused on our next important assignment and taking proactive steps without exception, that lead us to our goals.
If you know that you get hungry late at night and make bad choices on what you consume, offset this by being proactive and making sure you have healthy choices readily available in advance for when the urge strikes.
To give another example, I think we would all agree that our busy schedule or lack of time are common reasons we don't take care of ourselves.
I truly believe to combat a busy tomorrow that has no breaks, the remedy of "staying on offense" could be as easy as going to the grocery store today, and purchasing enough healthy food and drinks that will last throughout the entire day tomorrow, so that you get the necessary nourishment.
In this scenario, you have just stayed on your program, are on track towards your goals, and still had a productive day at the office.
And to think without a little proactive, offensive minded thinking, the day could have easily been labeled as one, we "had no time to take care of ourselves."
I want to challenge you to "stay on offense" when it comes to attaining your goals and dealing with situations you know are not good for your health, nutrition, weight loss, and fitness.
Think about your goals, make good decisions, be proactive, take action, and certainly always, "stay on offense!"
Until next week, please make it a nutritious and healthy day!
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Mark Peyko has spent his whole life in the Rust Belt – a childhood in Youngstown, Ohio, and six years as a newspaperman outside Detroit. He had seen firsthand what census after census had suggested: Residents were fleeing by the thousands. Slowly, the region's cities were dying.
Yet nothing had prepared him for the announcement that city leaders in his hometown made seven years ago: Youngstown would no longer dream of a return to its heyday, when steel mills thronged the banks of the Mahoning River and 170,000 residents crowded its city limits.
Instead, it dreamed only of survival, and to do this, Youngstown would not grow, but shrink – shuttering swaths of the city through demolition and consolidation on a massive scale.
The announcement was the beginning of Youngstown 2010, a bold plan for a new mode of urban sustainability. With only 80,000 residents left in the city, Youngstown leaders hoped to redirect limited resources to parts of town that they felt had viable futures. Residents would be offered incentives to move into parts of town not yet overrun by vacant properties, reorganizing the city around the university and a long-neglected urban core. A new Youngstown, smaller but more vibrant, would grow amid the shell of the old, which would either be demolished or ignored.
But Youngstown 2010 is faltering. Recession is challenging its plan. The city has little money to demolish vacant buildings; no one has taken the $50,000 incentive to move.
A handful of other Rust Belt cities from Flint, Mich., to Buffalo, N.Y., have considered similar plans. Youngstown's experience underscores the difficulties of urban engineering on such a massive scale, as the promise of renewal collides with the sacrifices needed to make it work.
The effort is groundbreaking, in many respects. "The mantra of cities has always been, 'We need to revitalize, to grow bigger,' [but Youngstown] is saying, 'Chances are we're not going to get that population back, certainly not in the short term and maybe not ever,' " says Jennifer Vey, a fellow in the metropolitan policy program at the Brookings Institution, in Washington, D.C. "Youngstown plans to shrink its footprint and ask, 'How can we best use our resources to produce a healthier, smaller city?' "
Mr. Peyko, editor of The Metro Monthly, a local paper, says that the idea was "psychologically challenging" at first. "But once I [accepted it], it opened up all these possibilities for making change," he says.
Reaching that point of acceptance – that a city's grandest days might be behind it – is a challenging one for city leaders, who often act more as boosters than politicians, says Joe Schilling, an urban planning professor at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg.
"We've been operating under a fallacy in all of these Rust Belt cities that we can build our way out of this mess: 'Let's build a convention center, let's do as much as we can to keep the auto industry, it's going to turn the city around,' " he says. "Maybe you reinvent the formula in a slightly different way, using the lens of sustainability."
When the steel mills closed more than 30 years ago, Youngstown was left without much of the stable, middle-class base that kept the city humming. Thousands of vacant properties now blight city streets, and natives often find themselves the only remaining residents on a block that once housed 10 families.
But without manufacturing, the city was forced to redefine itself, says Hunter Morrison, director of the Center for Urban and Regional Studies at Youngstown State University. Successfully reorienting a dying city requires identifying what strengths the city has left and building out from there, he says.
"It's the big bang theory: Just the way the universe expands it also contracts, and when you contract you go back to the core," says Mr. Morrison, an early architect of the 2010 plan. For cities in flux, the core becomes any kind of business that can't go anywhere – the permanent economic engines, Morrison says. With the steel mills gone, what's left in Youngstown is a university and a couple of hospitals – "eds and meds," city planners say.
"We're going from a mill town to a college town," Morrison says. Youngstown State is far from an economic and research powerhouse, but, he says, it's the city's best hope for a future, and it's here to stay.
"The university has 14,000 immigrants to the knowledge economy every year," he says. "If we link and leverage our resources, more will stay here."
Virginia Tech's Professor Schilling agrees: "There are a lot of engaged young folks who like to live at the scale of Youngstown."
Downtown is emerging as the city's new heart after years of decline and neglect. Restaurants have opened on the main street, and a public-private venture to nurture locally founded technology companies has opened. There are even plans to do something few thought possible: build new, market-rate housing between the university and the downtown's main drag, in the hope that some people actually want to live here.
The development, called Smokey Hollow, embodies the essence of Youngstown's new focus on its future, says Margaret Murphy, executive director of Wick Neighbors, which is developing the 270-unit project.
The project provides some of the first new housing built downtown in half a century, Ms. Murphy says. "If this project doesn't succeed, nobody will take another one seriously. It has to be the catalyst for other things to happen."
Smokey Hollow, however, has been waylaid by the nation's economic meltdown. It's still an empty field on the edge of downtown.
It is only one of several disappointments for Youngstown 2010. With more than 4,500 vacant structures and a declining tax base from an ever-shrinking population, the city can't stay ahead of the abandonment trend, says William D'Avignon, deputy director of the city's planning department.
In 2006, 351 structures were demolished. In 2007, 474. But the budget shrank in 2008, when only 103 were razed. Now, the city is almost entirely dependent on federal funds from the Neighborhood Stabilization Program – about $2.7 million – to stem the tide of vacant buildings.
The Campaign offering $50,000 to people to leave their homes largely failed, and local politics have meant that city funds are still apportioned to all neighborhoods – including the ones already deemed unsustainable.
To the most vigorous supporters of Youngstown 2010, this is deeply troubling.
"We're just randomly assorting money as needed, and we see the results of this," says Phil Kidd, a young community organizer for the Mahoning Valley Organizing Collaborative. "If we continue to do this, we stand to lose every viable neighborhood."
Mr. Kidd exudes Youngstown pride. He started a minimovement in the city when he stood downtown holding a sign that read, simply, "Defend Youngstown."
He worries that political will in the city might be dissipating as leaders confront tough choices that involve getting people to change their ways of life.
"This is a war, man," he says. "Youngstown is literally a war. There are battles that are won and battles that are lost. This is a 30-year plan to get to the point that we're stable and quasi-viable."
For the Rev. Ed Noga, the war takes on a different form. Outside his church, St. Patrick's, on the south side of town, manicured lawns give way to block after block of abandoned housing, boarded up and punctuated by empty lots where structures in even worse shape have already been torn down. This is Oak Hill, and by the measure of Youngstown 2010, city planners say the neighborhood doesn't have much of a future.
Father Noga's Life is a portrait of the city he's trying to save. He was, he says, the product of a family of steelworkers long before he became a servant of God, and one piece of art dominates his office: a diorama of Youngstown's former skyline – downtown towers ringed by industrial smokestacks.
But fighting for the neighborhood he loves has put him on the wrong side of history. "I'm going to campaign for [Oak Hill] – for anything to enhance these properties," he says. "If anything, it would just be saying thanks to these people for sticking it out."
He has been a supporter of Youngstown 2010, knowing the city needed radical change if it was to survive. But the city's shrinking revenues have put him and Oak Hill in a bind. He says hope has returned to Oak Hill, and "I'm not just going to let the city council take all the money and shove it [to other neighborhoods]."
His stand highlights the city's challenges. When it comes to picking neighborhoods that are winners and losers, politics has dampened some of the early optimism about Youngstown's plan.
Stanching the population loss in the neighborhoods competes with economic development needs, and planners can't figure out how to reconcile the twin demands.
"We have to work within the realm of existing resources," says Sarah Lown, Youngstown's economic development director. "You really just can't target a neighborhood for emptying out, it's just not a very good way to work. These are human beings here, not pawns on a chessboard."


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Aluminum spray booms are coming to America. These rigid, lightweight alternatives to the traditional steel spray booms already command a large share of the European market and are starting to take hold in Canada.
Now Fast Distributing is bringing this technology to the United States, using the French-made Pommier aluminum spray boom. Similar booms were featured at the Hardi sprayer exhibit at the SIMA International Agri-Business Exposition held in Paris in March.
The Pommier booms are constructed of round, aluminum tubes extruded for extra strength and arranged in a three-dimensional trellis structure, making them lightweight and corrosion resistant. A unique internal rib structure gives the booms rigidity and strength, and all booms fold and unfold hydrostatically.
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fall over backwards
fall over backwards
make every effort, especially to be fair or helpful - informal
fall apart at the seams
(of a thing) fall to pieces
(of a person) have an emotional breakdown
Collapse – informal
Seams are the lines along which pieces of fabric or the planks of a boat are joined, perceived as the points most likely to be damaged or weakened.
fall between two stools
fail to be or to take one of two satisfactory alternatives
This phrase comes from the proverb between two stools one falls to the ground - first referred to in English by the medieval writer John Gower in Confessio Amantis (c.1390).
fall from grace
fall into a state of sin
fall from favour
1998 - Martin Booth - The Industry of Souls – He was an officer in the local militia before he arrested a young official for corruption and fell from grace.
fall into line
conform with others or with accepted behaviour
This phrase originally referred to soldiers arranging themselves into military formation.
fall off the back of a lorry
(of goods) be acquired in illegal or unspecified circumstances
The traditional bogus excuse given to the police by someone caught in possession of stolen goods was that the items in question had fallen off the back of a lorry.
1991 - Time Out - People buy so much stolen stuff that you can buy a video in Dixons and take it round the corner to a pub, say it fell off the back of a lorry and get 50 quid more than it cost you.
fall on deaf ears
(of a statement or request) be ignored by others
1990 - Ellen Kuzwayo - Sit Down and Listen – All efforts by her husband to dissuade her from wishing to leave fell on deaf ears.
fall on your feet = land on your feet
achieve a fortunate outcome to a difficult situation
This expression comes from cats' supposed ability always to land on their feet, even if they fall or jump from a very high point.
1996 - Sunday Post - Unlike most people in Hollywood who starved to get there, I just fell on my feet.
fall on stony ground
(of words or a suggestion) be ignored or badly received
The reference here is to the parable of the sower recounted in both St Mark's and St. Matthew's Gospels in which some of the seed scattered by the sower fell on stony places where it withered away.
fall prey to
be hunted and killed by
be vulnerable to or overcome by
fall short of
(of a missile) fail to reach its target
be deficient or inadequate
fail to reach a required goal
take the fall
receive blame or punishment, typically in the place of another person - North American informal
In late 19th-century criminals' slang fall could mean an arrest and this was later extended to mean a term of imprisonment.
From this the US term fall guy meaning a scapegoat developed in the early 20th century.
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Of Course Tesla Wasn't Just Being Altruistic In Opening Up Its Patents: That's The Whole Point!
from the the-velocity-of-innovation dept
- LA Times: "Even if other competitors copy Tesla's design, Tesla still gets to sell them batteries, and that's pretty awesome. Tesla's decision isn't entirely altruistic."
- Seeking Alpha: "The general thinking is that somehow this move is altruistic for the benefit of the EV industry or that this has something to do with parallels like Mac OS X, Wikipedia, and crowdfunding. We disagree. This is simply a strategic move to rapidly expand and monetize the EV market. This move is hard-core strategy and really has nothing to do with altruism."
- NASDAQ: Elon Musk and Tesla: Altruistic or Ulterior Motive?
- Forbes: "Of course, Musk may have an ulterior motive in addition to his altruistic one."
- South China Morning Post: "Tesla's apparent altruism with its patents is just smart business"
- ValueWalk: "Tesla Motors Inc's open source approach is far from altruistic."
- Harvard Business Review: "In sum, Elon Musk's opening up of Tesla's patent portfolio might be motivated as much by strategic necessity rather than by altruism."
- Market News Call: "Musk may not be successful running two industrial firms like online social media or cloud-focused firms, but he's also not making decisions entirely out of altruism; he's just using a non-traditional approach to creating value for his shareholders."
- Engineering.com: "I think he [Nikola Tesla] would approve of Tesla Motors' decision to open its technology to the world, even if the motivation was more business than altruism."
And the worst may be in that first link up there, in which analyst giant Gartner completely destroys what little credibility it may have had when one of its analysts, Thilo Koslowski, pans the decision: "If you open up all your books to everyone, it means you all are fighting a war with the same weapons." Talk about someone admitting their own ignorance of how business and innovation actually works. Opening up your patents hardly means fighting a war with all the same weapons. Everyone still gets to innovate, and many of those innovations are not in the patents themselves.
A further Musk quote in a Business Week piece further outlines what's happening here:
"You want to be innovating so fast that you invalidate your prior patents, in terms of what really matters. It's the velocity of innovation that matters."This is a point that we've been trying to make for years: innovation is an ongoing process, and what matters most is not the single burst of inspiration, but the pace of that process -- which Musk more eloquently calls "the velocity of innovation." Patents on pieces of that ongoing process act as friction or toll booths in that process, slowing it down. Truly innovative companies know that they're going to keep innovating, and others copying what they're doing is the least of their worries.
Of course this move is about innovation and business and will be good for Tesla. But it's depressing that so many people automatically think that needs to be explained. We live in a dangerous world for innovation when a concept as simple as this seems so foreign to so many people. Even the fact that the idea that "doing good" and "building a good business" seem to be contradictory terms is troubling. Whether or not Musk is personally "altruistic" is beyond the point. Increasing the velocity of innovation for electric vehicles can be both good for Tesla and for the world, and that shouldn't be such a crazy idea.
Oh, and in case you haven't seen it yet, go check out what Tesla did to the wall where they used to hang their patents:


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Absolute Haruhist!
Join Date: Mar 2006
Age: 31
Lets say Vista's Haki is only level 5 which allows you to ignore 50% Devil Fruit abilities, his 100,000 damage will do 50,000 damage to Akainu.
And Whitebeard has level 10 Haki, which allows you to ignore 100% of Devil Fruit abilities, so he does 500,000 damage per hit.
And then you can still factor in Akainu's Haki defense, maybe he has level 7 Haki, which allows him to ignore 70% of all damage dealt to him, so Vista only does 15,000 damage to him and Whitebeard does 150,000 damage.
|2010-08-25, 14:08
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btw Rayleigh is a confirmed Kings haki user after the explanation .. so him, Luffy, Shanks, WB and Boa
also I find it interesting that the marines fear Kings Haki the most (witness their reaction to Luffy's outburst), but it's basically an aoe attack that only works on fodder!mooks (well the SPNovas were slightly affected, but they're far from the top tier anyway) .. the 'armor'-haki seems to be the most useful in a serious 1v1 battle along with mantra (depends on the opponent .. if it's a logia u really need to have armor-haki)
also, if Ace really had it, then I'm much more relieved, since it wasn't some supreme SSJ haki, but just one variation of the three
and of course, by has/had haki I mean - shown to use in the manga in actual combat with effect .. since everyone has it
oh and Zoro's blood-curling heart-stopping bandana-wearing glares - Kings Haki as well ?
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|2010-08-25, 16:27
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Now that we know there are 3 types of Haki, here's what I figure on the Strawhat crew with some possibilities:
D= Definite
P= Possible
Kenbunshoku= Observation/Awareness/Detection
Busoushoku= Armor/Weapons/Infusion
Haoushoku= King/Tyrant/Rage
Luffy- 1st Haoushoku D 2nd Kenbunshoku D 3rd Busoushoku D
Nami- 1st Busoushoku D 2nd Kenbunshoku D 3rd Haoushoku P
Usopp- 1st Kenbunshoku D 2nd Busoushoku P 3rd Haoushoku P
Zoro- 1st Busoushoku D 2nd Kenbunshoku D 3rd Haoushoku P&D
Franky- 1st Busoushoku D 2nd Kenbunshoku D 3rd Haoushoku P
Sanji- 1st Kenbunshoku D 2nd Haoushoku D 3rd Busoushoku P
Robin- 1st Kenbunshoku D 2nd Haoushoku P 3rd Busoushoku D
Chopper- 1st Kenbunshoku D 2nd Busoushoku P 3rd Haoushoku P
Brook- 1st Busoushoku D 2nd Kenbunshoku D 3rd Haoushoku P
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Join Date: Jan 2008
According to Rayleigh, most people that makes allies quickly and gain a lot of fame, probably have conquerors Haki. Conquerors haki isn't just intimidation. One of the gifts bestowed on conqueror haki is the ability to charm, make allies. You can intimidate, charm, scare, or soothe people.
This means... that's right... BUGGY THE CLOWN!
Buggy is highly charismatic. He is able to talk down to the most powerful of pirates and they find him HILARIOUS! His friends are world famous and powerful. He's well connected. Oh yeah, his pirate crew is insanely powerful. Even though he is a complete moron and cowardly as hell, no one ever questions him. People would follow him off a cliff.
mirers. This is why Luffy, being the nicest guy in the world, still makes enemies easily.
|2010-08-26, 07:28
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When Rayleigh said that you tend to lean towards one aspect which you should discover so you can train the color you are best at, did he include King's Haki? Because he also said that King's Haki can be controlled, but not trained, and that it only grows in strength with your will. (^I may be misinterpretation here...).
|2010-08-26, 07:43
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yeah he said it can't be trained in power (which increases according with individuals regular strength and will increase), only controlled (I assume he means singling out targets instead of spamming aoe burst)
but frankly he's a pro at all 3 and so should be luffy .. mantra is good for melee combat and avoiding damage .. armor for offense-defense, not to mention u kinda HAVE to have it to damage logias and guys like Mr. 1/Jozu/Buggy
|2010-08-26, 22:05
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Hahaha.... man, this is so true. I can't wait for Buggy to become Pirate God so he can conquer the world!
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U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Milestones: 1986
Meritor Savings Bank v. Vinson
, the Supreme Court for the first time recognizes that sexual harassment is a violation of Title VII. The Court in formulating its opinion, favorably cites EEOC's policy guidance on sexual harassment.
After the longest trial in EEOC's history, the trial court rejects EEOC's allegation that Sears Roebuck engaged in a nationwide practice against hiring women into management and sales positions. The court finds weaknesses in the agency's statistical evidence and the testimony of the few women victims. The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals later affirms the ruling.
Congress approves
eliminating the upper age cap of 70 from the Age Discrimination in Employment Act
. Congress also exempts through December 31, 1993, state and local governments when hiring or retiring firefighters or law enforcement officials from age limitations provided those limitations were in effect in March 1983. Congress also provides that colleges and universities through 1993, may involuntarily retire professors at age 70, if the professor is serving under contracts of unlimited tenure.
Congress passes the
Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986
(IRCA) which amends the Immigration and Nationality Act. IRCA states that employers can be sanctioned and fined for hiring illegal aliens. One section of IRCA complements Title VII by prohibiting employers with four to 14 employees from discriminating on the basis of national origin and also prohibits citizenship discrimination.
Congress passes the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1986 amending the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, the Employee Retirement and Income Security Act, and the Internal Revenue Code to prohibit employers from reducing or discontinuing benefit accruals in employees' pension plans based on age.
The Commission successfully arranges for the first meeting of the Special Panel established by Reorganization Plan No. 1 to resolve conflicting positions between federal agencies on how EEO laws are to be applied to the federal workforce. Panel No. 1 defers to EEOC, recognizing it as the expert authority on equal employment law, and adopts EEOC's position that federal employers must consider reassignment as part of their obligation to provide reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities.
EEOC adopts the Investigative Compliance Policy which addresses situations where respondents have been uncooperative in providing information during an investigation of a charge. Under this policy, if a respondent fails to turn over requested information, field offices are to subpoena the information, file a direct suit on the merits of a charge, or use the legal principle of "adverse inference" thereby assuming the withheld information is unfavorable to the respondent.
EEOC organizes the first Federal Dispute Resolution Conference. Decision makers from six federal agencies join forces to present a two day seminar on resolving employee disputes in the Federal Government.
The Commission's toll-free telephone number becomes operational. Callers anywhere in the country can now call this number and be connected to the nearest EEOC office even if there is no office in their own state or immediate area. Information is provided in both English and Spanish. The current toll free number is 1-800-669-4000. EEOC's toll free TTY number is 1-800-669-6820.
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TAMPA, Fla. — If Game 1 was a preview of what's to come, fans should grab their popcorn and settle in for the rest of the Montreal Canadiens' series against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
The teams combined for lots of mistakes, lots of goals and lots of hate at Tampa Bay Times Forum on Wednesday night in an entertaining opener to the Atlantic Division semifinals. Fourth-liner Dale Weise provided the last bit of drama with the overtime winner to give the Habs a 5-4 victory and a 1-0 lead in the series.
After Josh Gorges kept it in at the blue-line, Daniel Briere continued his career playoff heroics by feeding Weise for the goal 18:08 into overtime.
"I was surprised I was that wide open," said Weise.
Tomas Plekanec, Brian Gionta, Lars Eller and Thomas Vanek scored in regulation for Montreal, which outshot Tampa Bay 35-16 through three periods.
"We kept our composure," Canadiens coach Michel Therrien said. "Our players stuck to our game plan and we got rewarded."
Habs goaltender Carey Price gave up four goals — one each by Nikita Kucherov and Alex Killorn and two by Steven Stamkos on 16 regulation shots. He stopped all nine he faced in overtime.
Anders Lindback made several big saves of his 39 to keep the Lightning in the game.
"That's the beauty of overtime. You can't make any mistakes," said Briere.
The first playoff game in Tampa since 2011 brought with it a charged atmosphere. It was loud inside the Forum when Price stopped Richard Panik in front five minutes in, but then it got real midway through the first.
A shot by Tampa Bay defenceman Radko Gudas took a weird bounce off the glass behind Price and bounced out in front for Gaspe, Que., native Cedric Paquette. He got it to J.T. Brown, who fed Kucherov in the slot for his first career playoff goal at 10:09.
Before fans were done cheering the Lightning's first goal in the playoffs since May 25, 2011 — Game 6 of the Eastern Conference final against the Boston Bruins — the Habs struck back. Some simple passing got Plekanec into the offensive zone, and after Gudas blew a tire the Habs centre went top shelf on Lindback to tie it 19 seconds later.
Once the feeling-out process was done, the intensity picked up in the second period when Andrei Markov hit Ondrej Palat after the whistle and Stamkos took exception. Pushing and shoving ensued, and then another scrum a minute later turned up the heat even more.
But it was skill, not brawn that gave the Lightning a 2-1 lead as Stamkos showed why he's one of the game's best. The Lightning star busted down the right wing, banked the puck off the boards to get past Brandon Prust, then beat Price clean from almost along the boards at 13:24.
Just over a minute later, there was another dust-up in front of Lindback that only got the players more into the game and the crowd, too.
It looked like the Lightning would get a golden opportunity to add to their lead when P.K. Subban went off for slashing. Instead, Gionta got a short-handed breakaway and shot it off Lindback's glove, got the rebound and scored at the 16:49 mark.
An uninspired first few minutes of the third period ended when an apparent defensive breakdown by Tampa that gave Eller and Rene Bourque plenty of space to work with. Eller beat Lindback at 5:10 to start a session of trading chances and goals.
At 7:11, Prust turned the puck over right to Killorn, who blasted a shot by Price on just the Lightning's 12th shot of the game.
Vanek gave the Habs the lead back at 11:30 after a pretty give-and-go with David Desharnais resulted in a perfect deflection.
But that didn't stand up as the winner because Killorn was able to get the puck by Mike Weaver along the boards to set up a two-on-one with Stamkos. It was a goal as long as Killorn didn't muff the pass, and he didn't, giving Stamkos his second of the night at 13:27.
The Habs got a late power play after Killorn high-sticked Max Pacioretty but extended their drought to 0 for the last 25. Then Brown blocked a shot in the final seconds to send the game to overtime.
Tampa Bay had a stellar chance eight minutes into OT when Nate Thompson's shot went off Price's right pad and back out in front. It would've been an easy goal for Teddy Purcell into a wide-open net had it not been for Gorges diving to poke it away.
Just over 17 minutes in, Pacioretty was staring at plenty of net but clanked his shot off the post.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks are closing slightly lower after an early rally faded away.
Health care stocks fell the most. Security software maker Symantec plunged after firing its CEO, and Nike fell after warning of softer sales.
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It's become evident to me that it's time to start blogging again! The first year at my new job is behind me, and in that year my social media presence has gotten away from talking about library things. Which is unfortunate, since I still do and think library things all the time.
So, yay! I'm back!
As I mentioned, it's been a year since I started at UNR. Exactly, to the day! It's been great. I mean, the folks I work with actually support each other! They don't always like each other, no place is such a heaven as that. But they are kind and supportive and generous in their understandings of each other (this has been my hardest adjustment. My readings of people's motivations was badly & dangerously skewed.). It's s something I am still adjusting to, honestly. I hope I never take it for granted.
We are a land grant, with a medical school. We're the state flagship (yes. we are. Us. UNR.) And we are a very leanly staffed Carnegie Intensive Research 1. 18K undergrads, hugely productive research faculty, the full slate of graduate programs. 22 librarians, including the admin suite and all our adjunct/contract library faculty. And we do amazing and cutting edge stuff. We think outside the box on the topic of "library". Most of the time. We are the future of the academic library — in both the most positive and kinda frightening ways. I love being here. Not every day is nirvana, there are always ups and downs and aggravations and wishing I got my way when I didn't. But it is such a very good place.
In terms of daily work, I'm an instruction librarian. I liaise to Political Science, Communications Studies, and our Gender, Race and Identity program I am also liaising to our student senate (and creating a student library committee). And I'm doing a really neat project with Burning Man; we are the place to come to study Burning Man, and have a complete research collection on the festival. close to a dozen faculty on campus do research around Burning Man, as well as a large cohort of graduate and undergraduate students. But it's all rather secret. Not anymore!
I love being a liaison . I missed it terribly while at Illinois, and am thrilled to be back in to it. Teaching is one of my favorite things, a close match with faculty outreach. And I get to do a good amount of both. We have plenty of the freshman comp classes here (which I do not love. I have whole soapbox on that I might be inspired to polish up and pull out at some point…), but I have the pleasure of having a lot of faculty who have not seen a lot of use for library instruction in the past. I say "pleasure" because it's a downright thrill to see that change. Anyone who knows me knows this is a challenge I am more than eager to rise to, and I have made significant impact.
The Thing That Will Eat My Life has turned out to be data. I hate data. I don't understand data. I'm a religious studies scholar, and a librarian! I do words, not numbers. But, my faculty do data. So I'm learning a lot about it. Mostly, I've learned that we don't have much support for it, and that such a situation is shockingly common. I spend far too much of my waking time thinking about where a library like mine, and a librarian like me, fits into supporting the data cycle. I've got workflows I'm struggling with, work projects underway, and the next research project will probably be related to how libraries handle data sets.
There's more happening — work related to applying the ACRL Value of Academic Libraries project here; changing up our popular reading space & collection; end of year budget issues; research projects about the future of libraries, about liaison relationships and faculty outreach; my ACRL Leadership discussion group and IFRT stuff; me grappling with leadership, management, making change and jousting at various windmills.
A happy, busy worklife.
So, what will I probably be writing about? the importance of faculty outreach (and the joys therein); why I hate the freshman comp class as the recipient of such a disproportionate amount of librarian time and energy; information literacy and research instruction successes and failures zotero; the changing nature of our own perceptions of libraries; technology in education; Burning Man; librarians and digital workflows/digital workflows as research literacy. And anything that crosses my mind as I read teh interwebs and get to thinking about the world around me.
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My favorite part is when Hart had to think of what to do for the concert. I liked this part because Hart was in charge and he had to make a choice about what song to do and if anybody was going to dance at the concert. Hart thought he could just fool around. But he couldn't because he was in charge.
Hart reminds me of me because he was all worried when he found out that he was the student director. I would be worried too because I wouldn't know what songs to do for the concert. I get worried when I am put in charge. I always wonder if the kids will listen to me.
I liked Hart because he was the student director even though he didn't want to do it. He never gave up. I like the way he tried to get everyone involved in the concert.
I felt happy and sad as I read this book. I was happy because Hart put on a great concert. I was sad because Mr. Meinert was leaving and there would be no music at the school.
I would recommend this book to 4th and 5th graders because it would interest them. They can relate to the story when they are having a concert, and what songs and dances they are going to do. I hope you read the book, "The Last Holiday Concert!!!"


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Baseball may be the "great American pastime," but football reigns supreme in the world of sports. Worth more than $1 billion on the average, a National Football League team proves to be more profitable than a Major League Baseball team (over $700 million), a team in the National Basketball Association (over $500 million) or in the National Hockey League (just shy of $300 million). This profitability, in large part, is due to increased profits, and these profits are directly attributed to having more wins than losses, which then leads to increased sponsorship. Of the 32 NFL teams, the Dallas Cowboys is the most valuable.
"Show me the money!"
A hybrid of soccer and rugby, this lucrative sports juggernaut began building its reputation in 1892. On November 12th of that year, William (Pudge) Heffelfinger, a football player for the Allegheny Athletic Association, was paid $500 to play in a game versus the Pittsburgh Athletic Club. This was the first documented instance of a football player being paid for his services, and pro football was born. Up until that point, amateur players were "compensated" with trophies and watches. Oftentimes players' expenses were paid at twice their value. Today the average salary for a football player exceeds $1 million for most positions.
But football is more than just about making money and being profitable. Vince Lombardi once said that "football is like life – it requires perseverance, self-denial, hard work, sacrifice, dedication and respect for authority." Okay, so that may be why a person chooses to play football. What, then, accounts for our national obsession with the game? A Sports Business Journal writer revealed that residents of New York City opted to watch a New York Jets game one evening as opposed to a Yankee playoff game. What gives?
The game of football has certainly taken its fair share of lumps lately. Concerns regarding head injuries and players' physical well-being in general, as well as reports of misconduct by players and coaching staff alike, may give football fans pause, but they have certainly not tarnished the popularity of the sport. Football is indeed physical, but it is also a game that compels people to work as a team and endeavor to attain a mutual goal. Football is also a mental game that requires classroom work and advanced preparation. And in the end, football brings us together with family and friends to celebrate a pastime that, while not wholly American, has certainly been adopted as one of America's own.
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CLEVELAND (AP) David Price would like to forget everything about Aug. 27, maybe the ugliest game of his career.
He erased some it from his memory.
Price bounced back from an alarming start and Miguel Cabrera homered twice, hitting one of Detroit's three homers off Cleveland's Corey Kluber, as the Tigers rolled to a 12-1 win on Monday to slow the Indians' climb in the standings.
Price (13-10) gave up one run and eight hits in seven innings, more of a typical performance by the left-hander than what happened last week when he allowed nine consecutive hits to New York in one inning and eight runs over two.
Price called it ''probably the worst game I've ever had in my life.''
But he was more like himself against the sleepy Indians, who had won six of seven to get within 3 1/2 games of first in the AL Central.
''It felt a lot better than five days ago,'' Price said. ''That left a bad taste in my mouth.''
Cabrera hit a two-run homer in the first inning off Kluber (13-9) and Victor Martinez and J.D. Martinez connected for consecutive shots in the third off Cleveland's ace. Cabrera, who has been slowed by a sore right ankle, homered again in the eighth off rookie Bryan Price.
''He's not running real good, but I'm not sure it matters when you're jogging,'' Indians manager Terry Francona said of Cabrera. ''His bat's not broken.''
Rookie Tyler Collins hit his first major league homer, a three-run shot in the ninth, as the Tigers pounded out a season-high 20 hits.
The Indians didn't arrive home until 3:15 a.m. after their Sunday night game in Kansas City was suspended in the 10th inning because of storms. Price never let them wake up, improving to 2-2 since joining the Tigers, who acquired him on July 31 and plugged him into their stable of strong starters.
Price stuck to his schedule since the debacle against the Yankees.
''I try to stay on an even keel,'' he said. ''I'm huge on routines. I didn't do anything and it paid off for me.''
Cabrera gave the Tigers a 2-0 with his 18th homer - and first since Aug. 2. Ian Kinsler led off with a soft liner down the right-field line that outfielder Mike Aviles missed with a poorly timed dive, playing what should have been a single into a triple.
One out later, Cabrera drilled his homer over the left-field wall.
''It was good to see Miggy do that,'' Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said. ''It's been a while. Who knows, maybe this is a flash point for him.''
Cabrera has worn out Kluber during his career, batting .567 with four homers and nine RBIs.
Kluber induced inning-ending double plays to end the first and second, but wasn't so fortunate in the third when Aviles couldn't help him again.
Cabrera hit a sinking liner with two outs that Aviles didn't see initially and had bounce off his glove. Victor Martinez followed by a hitting on 0-2 pitch over the wall in right-center for his 28th homer. J.D. Martinez then hit his 18th to make it 5-1.
Kluber was pulled one batter later, going just 2 2-3 innings, his shortest outing this season. He's lost three straight starts after going 6-0 over eight starts.
''They're good hitters and you make mistakes to them they usually take advantage of it,'' Kluber said.
BIGGY MIGGY: Cabrera has 29 career multihomer games, and his 384th homer ties him with Harold Baines on the career list. Cabrera has 20 homers at Progressive Field, the most by any opposing player in the ballpark's 20-year history.
MOTOWN MILESTONE: Tigers rookie Steve Moya got a hit in his first major league at-bat, singling in the ninth. Moya hit 35 home runs at Erie and was named Eastern League MVP this season.
Tigers: RHP Anibal Sanchez, who hasn't pitched since Aug. 8 because of a strained chest muscle, has made progress but isn't ready to come back. He had a setback while throwing on Aug. 26 and the Tigers are being extra cautious.
Injuries forced the Tigers to use nine starters in August and Tuesday left-hander Kyle Lobstein will make his second career start against Cleveland's Carlos Carrasco, who has yet to lose in four starts since rejoining Cleveland's rotation.


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To the Editor:
I am amazed when rich politicians charge that redistribution of income is class warfare. Indeed, class warfare has been waged for the past three decades, but it was the rich who have redistributed income from the middle class to themselves.
The income of the top 20 percent of households is now greater than the other 80 percent combined, and they own 85 percent of the nation's total wealth. Yet they whine about paying 60 percent of the taxes.
The top 1 percent alone own more than 30 percent of the nation's wealth. The top 1 percent grabbed 65 percent of the nation's income growth between 2002 and 2007. After declining in the market crash, in 2010 they rebounded, securing a jaw-dropping 93 percent of the nation's growth in income.
How did this extreme inequity come about? In large part, it is due to reducing the taxes on capital gains to 15 percent (and that's only when stocks are sold). The average tax rate on the richest 400 households was 16.6 percent in 2007 compared with an average of 20.4 percent for all taxpayers.
Moreover, they didn't create jobs as they allege; they reduced the number of good-paying jobs by outsourcing manufacturing and services while bringing in 50 million immigrants to depress wages. Average hourly wages in the private sector have stagnated for the past 35 years while the income of the rich has soared.
This excessive inequality, and the political power it confers, changes a democracy into a plutocracy.
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Poison is Treatment: The Campaign to Fluoridate America
Today the battle over water fluoridation remains obscured in caricature and falsification often perpetuated by the mainstream press itself. The potential for popular myth to eclipse historical fact is greatly accelerated when the political and informational pillars of civilization actively support such distortions. For example, a recent New York Times editorial points to "that cold war paranoia about fluoridation in drinking water [sic]." Citing the Center for Disease Control's claim that fluoridation is one of the top accomplishments in public health over the past century, the Times evokes fluoride's difficult struggle with purportedly uninformed segments of the public. "Critics no longer contend that fluoridation is a Communist plot. Instead, they express concerns about the costs involved, improper government control over a personal decision, and potential health dangers."


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT women's basketball team kicked off New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) play with a 59-24 victory over the U.S. Coast Guard Academy on Tuesday night. The Engineers registered their first conference-opening win since the 2002-03 season and also surrendered the fewest points to a league opponent in program history. In addition, the Cardinal and Gray's ledger of 4-2 equals its best start since the 2000-01 campaign.
A jumper by Tamara Pena and a three-pointer from Lauren Sascha Burton put MIT in front less than two minutes in to the game. Following over three minutes of scoreless play, the Bears got on the scoreboard courtesy of a put-back by Alexa Hunko. The Engineers responded with nine unanswered points to increase their lead to 14-2 at the 12:17 mark. Both squads traded baskets until a trey by Pena midway through the frame sparked an 18-6 run which resulted in a 36-12 halftime advantage for the visitors.
MIT maintained its comfortable margin as it outscored Coast Guard, 23-12, in the second stanza. A basket by Kathryn Harris inside the final minute gave the Engineers their largest lead of the night and also set up the final score.
Pena powered MIT with 19 points on 7-of-12 shooting, including a 5-of-9 performance from behind the arc. She also tacked on three assists and three steals. Sydney Beasley compiled 13 points, a game-high five steals, five rebounds, and two blocks as Burton totaled seven points, seven boards, a game-high five assists, and three steals. Anna Merrifield grabbed a team-best nine rebounds while Rachel Hunt posted six boards, three assists, and two blocks. Margo Batie bolstered the rebounding corps with four caroms, including three off the offensive glass.
The Engineers led the way in rebounding (46-28), points in the paint (24-12), points off turnovers (33-10), and bench scoring (21-2). On the season, MIT registered highs for field goal percentage (.448), steals (18), and tied its season-best mark for blocks (seven).


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Once your order has left us, you will receive an email containing an air waybill number to track its progress online. If you are a registered customer, you can also follow your delivery by signing in to your account and selecting My Account, followed by Order Status.
Our shipping partner, UPS & PostNord, also offers you the flexibility to make changes to your delivery while your purchase is on its way to you. Enter your mobile number at checkout to receive an SMS notification after your order has been dispatched, follow the link provided and choose from a range of options including:
- Rescheduling your delivery for a nominated day
- Placing your shipment on hold if you are away from home
- Arranging to collect your order from a UPS service point
We have made every effort to display as accurately as possible the colours of our products that appear on Casual Clothing. However, as computer monitors vary, we cannot guarantee that your monitor's display of any colour will be completely accurate.
All items are quality controlled and checked for any faults before they are dispatched to customers.
Should you receive an item that is not in perfect condition please contact us immediately.
Please send all items you wish to return from an order in the same shipment to ensure your return is processed as quickly as possible.
Please retain proof of sending, in case of a dispute.
All items must be returned unused, in their original condition and from the country that the order was delivered to.
There will be no additional fees when shopping at casualclothing.dk.
The amount will be withdrawn from your payment card, when your order is shipped from casualclothing.dk. You will never pay more than what you agreed to when you made the purchase.
Return policy
You have a 14 day right of cancellation when you shop at casualclothing.dk. Your right of cancellation is activated the day you receive your order.
We warrant that the product will be delivered undamaged in the quantities ordered and the product will conform to the manufacturer's latest published instructions as set out on the site or in our product material at the time of your order.
The product is intended to be used strictly in accordance with the manufacturer's latest published instructions as set out on the site or as on the product itself. It is your responsibility to ensure that you use the product strictly in accordance with those instructions.
Before delivery we may make minor adjustments to material, color, weight, measurements, design and other features to the extent that they are reasonable.
We try very hard to deliver products in excellent condition. However, if you tell us that the product is faulty, you agree to keep the product in its current condition available for us to inspect within a reasonable time.
In order to provide you with any remedies for a faulty product, we may need your assistance and prompt provision of certain information regarding the product, including you specifying with reasonable detail the way in which it is alleged that the product is damaged or defective; and you providing us with the delivery note number and such other information as we reasonably require.
If you would like us to repair, replace or provide a refund for the product where it did conform to the applicable contract, and we find that the product has been
A) misused, abused or subjected to neglect, improper or inadequate care, carelessness, damage or abnormal conditions; or
B) been involved in any accident or damage caused by an incorrect attempt at modification or repair; or
C) been dealt with or used contrary to our or the manufacturer's instructions for the product; or
D) deteriorated through normal wear and tear, after delivery by us, we may at our discretion decide not to repair, replace or refund you for the product and/or we may require you to pay all reasonable carriage costs and servicing costs at our current standard fees and costs and charge this to your credit or debit card, or the payment details that you provided to us when
you made your order, and, to the extent permitted by law, we will not be liable to you for any losses, liabilities, costs, damages, charges or expenses as a result.
In case you wish return your purchase, you must send it to the address below:
Casual Clothing Web shop
Ryesgade 86a
2100 Copenhagen
You can also cancel your purchase by either declining to receive the package, or by delivering it in person to the address listed above.
The amount you have paid will be credited to your card or transferred to your bank account when we receive the product.
Your only expense when returning a product is the price of postage.
You must enclose a copy of your order confirmation. It is not a demand, but the expedition will be faster if you fill out the note enclosed to inform us why you wish to return the order. Is it a refund, a different size or another model?
Note! We do not receive packages marked "Cash on delivery".
When shopping at casualclothing.dk customers have a 24 month warranty. Depending on the matter, this includes a refund, repairs, an exchange, or having a purchase repaired.
You must address your complaint within reasonable time. A two month period will always be considered a reasonable period of time.
If it is a just claim, we will refund your (reasonable) postage expenses.
Send the product to:
Casual Clothing Web shop
Ryesgade 86a
2100 Copenhagen
When you make a return, please provide us with a detailed explanation, regarding the issue of the matter.
We expect that you return our products in a secured package. Keep a receipt of your postage expenses, so that we can make a refund.
We communicate in Danish and English.
You can reach us by phone or e-mail.
Phone number for the shop: +45 3538 0399
Email general inquiries: firstname.lastname@example.com
Email regarding orders: email@example.com
Casual Clothing Copenhagen
Ryesgade 86a
2100 Copenhagen
Opening hours:
Monday-Friday 12:00pm - 6:00pm
Saturday: 11:00 am – 3:00pm
Bank information:
Danske Bank Østerbrogade 68 2100 København
Bank account registration number : 3409
Bank account number: 11686796
På casualclothing.dk kan du kun bestille varer via vores website. Hvis du har forespørgsler til varer, som ikke er på siden, er du velkommen til at kontakte os.
Du kan selvfølgelig også besøge vores fysiske butik på Ryesgade 86a i København.
Alle priser er inkl. moms og andre afgifter. Priserne er dagspriser.
Når du handler med casualclothing.dk indgås aftaler på dansk og engelsk.
Det er ikke muligt, at se tidligere ordrer ved login på websitet. Hvis du ønsker, at modtage en kopi af din ordrebekræftelse, skal du sende en mail til firstname.lastname@example.com.
Forsendelsesgebyr til Danmark er 29,- DKK
Vi sender med Post Danmark – Forsendelsen er forsikret og du modtager et tracking nummer via email så du kan følge pakken.
Leveringstiden er 5-7. Vi leverer til alle lande.
Vi accepterer mange forskellige betalingsmåder:
Der tages ikke gebyr ved betaling på casualclothing.dk.
Beløbet hæves først på dit kort, når varerne sendes fra casualclothing.dk. Der kan aldrig trækkes et større beløb end det, du har godkendt ved købet.
Du har 14 dages fortrydelsesret, når du handler på casualclothing.dk. Fortrydelsesretten løber fra den dag, du har modtaget varen.
Fortrydelsesretten kan kun udnyttes, hvis varen tilbageleveres i væsentligt samme stand og mængde. Fortrydelsesretten bortfalder derfor, hvis du bruger varen på en måde, som helt åbenbart forringer varens salgsværdi væsentligt.
Hvis du fortryder købet, skal varerne sendes til:
Casual Clothing Webshop
Ryesgade 86a
2100 København Ø
Du kan også fortryde købet ved at nægte at modtage varen eller aflevere den personligt på ovenstående adresse i butikkens åbningstid.
Hvis du fortryder dit køb, får du naturligvis det beløb du har indbetalt til os, tilbage. Beløbet bliver overført til det kort du har betalt med eller på din bankkonto, når vi har modtaget varen retur og kontrolleret, at den lever op til reglerne for fortrydelsen.
Eneste omkostning du har når du fortryder, er portoen for at sende varen tilbage til os.
Du skal vedlægge en kopi af ordrebekræftelsen. Det er ikke et krav, men ekspeditionen går hurtigere hvis du udfylder den vedlagte seddel til at informere os om, hvad du ønsker der skal ske med den returnerede vare. Om du ønsker en ny størrelse, anden model eller en refusion for varen.
Bemærk! Vi modtager ikke pakker sendt pr. efterkrav.
Når du handler på casualclothing.dk har du selvfølgelig 24 måneders reklamationsret. Det betyder, at du enten kan få varen repareret, ombyttet, pengene tilbage eller afslag i prisen, afhængig af den konkrete situation.
Det er selvfølgelig et krav, at reklamationen er berettiget, og at manglen ikke er opstået som følge af en fejlagtig brug af produktet eller anden skadeforvoldende adfærd.
Du skal reklamere indenfor "rimelig tid" efter, at du har opdaget manglen ved varen. Hvis du reklamerer indenfor to måneder efter, at manglen er opdaget, vil reklamationen altid være rettidig.
Er reklamationen berettiget refunderer vi naturligvis dine (rimelige) fragtomkostninger.
Varen sendes til:
Casual Clothing Webshop
Ryesgade 86a
2100 København Ø
Når du returnerer varen, bedes du oplyse hvad problemet er, så detaljeret som muligt.
Bemærk! Vi modtager ikke pakker sendt pr. efterkrav eller lignende.
Husk at varen altid skal sendes tilbage i forsvarlig emballage, og få en kvittering for afsendelse, så vi kan tilbagebetale dine fragtomkostninger.
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Du kan ringe til os eller maile til os.
Telefonnummer til butikken: +45 3538 0399
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Casual Clothing Copenhagen
Ryesgade 86a
2100 København Ø
Mandag-Fredag 12:00 - 18:00
Lørdag: 11:00 – 15:00
Bank: Danske Bank Østerbrogade 68 2100 København
Bankkonto registreringsnummer : 3409
Bankkontonummer: 11685796
1.1 Welcome
Welcome to the Casual Clothing - A shop in Copenhagen with an international webshop.
Our Copenhagen Store is located here:
Casual ClothingRyesgade 86a2100 Copenhagen Denmark.
If you need help, please contact us.
We communicate in Danish and English.
Call us 10-18 GMT+1 Monday to Friday
Telephone +45 35380399
Shopping & Shipping questions firstname.lastname@example.com
Press and media firstname.lastname@example.com
Job & Careeer firstname.lastname@example.com
Suppliers and designers firstname.lastname@example.com
Feedback and suggestions email@example.com
Advertising firstname.lastname@example.com
All other subjects email@example.com
1.2 Style & Fit Advice
Our team of experts are available 8 hours a day, from 10-18 GMT+1 Monday to Friday.
We can offer:
- Sizing advice, how does the articles fit, what is good for me?
- Guidance on our brand and product assortment
(Call us 10-18 GMT+1 Monday to Friday
+45 35380399
2.1 How To Order
You don't need an account to complete a purchase.
For your security, first-time orders can only be shipped to the cardholder's billing address or a corporate work address which we are able to verify independently. To avoid delays to your order, please ensure that your billing address matches the address on your card statement, and that the cardholder's name is written as it appears on the card. Please also ensure that your contact details are filled in accurately so that we can contact you if necessary.
2.2 Sizing Information
We recommend that you refer to the Size Guide and the sizing chart on the product page to help you choose the best size. The customer care team is available to offer expert advice on sizing - simply email email@example.com If you are not entirely happy with the size you have purchased, simply exchange it for a different one. For more information, see our Returns & Exchanges section.
2.3 Seasonal Sales
Casual Clothing holds seasonal sales twice a year. You can be notified as soon as our sale starts and of further reductions here by signing up to our Newsletter.
2.4 Sale price adjustment policy
We offer a price adjustment on items purchased up to seven days prior to the commencement date of a seasonal sale. Please be aware that the exact style and size of an item must be available for purchase at the time your request is made before any adjustment in the sale price can be approved. All approved price changes will be credited to your Casual Clothing account in the form of a store credit which will be valid for 12 months
Please note, we are unable to offer price adjustment on items originally purchased in a sale where a further reduction has been applied or on any special promotion items that are temporarily reduced in price.
3.1 Your Account
Register an account with us to enjoy the following benefits through your Casual Clothing account:
- Track your orders and manage your order history
- Save your address and credit card details for faster shopping
- Request your return or exchange directly from your account - no need to contact customer care
- Gain access to your Wish List and Recommendations
To create an account, simply select SIGN IN on the navigation bar and then REGISTER NOW to fill in your details.
3.2 Forgotten Password
If you have forgotten your password, change it here or follow the Forgotten Password instructions on the Sign In page. For security reasons we are unable to send your password via email or telephone.
3.3 Shipping & Tracking
3.4 Important Information
Before we can dispatch your purchases, we may need to confirm your details with your card issuer. We will do our best to keep delays to a minimum
Our delivery time starts from the moment an order is accepted and includes a 24 hour period where your items will be processed and dispatched by our warehouse. Please note this can take longer during our sale periods when it may take up to 48 hours for shipments to be dispatched
We work closely with our shipping partner to minimize the potential impact of custom delays on our international customers
While we aim to ensure that all orders are received when expected, delivery to a remote destination is not always guaranteed to arrive within the specified shipping timeframe.
3.5 Free Shipping
From time to time, Casual Clothing runs free shipping promotions. To be notified by email, simply sign up here. Please note that free shipping will be applied to your order on the payment page.
3.6 Insurance
Casual Clothing insures each purchase during the time it is in transit until it is delivered to you. We require a signature for any goods delivered, at which point responsibility for your purchased goods passes to you. If you are not the receiver of your purchase (for example a gift order) then the person who signs for the package confirms receipt and is accountable for the package. UPS can deliver an order to certain destinations without collecting a signature. If this option applies to your shipping address, the signature opt out will be set by default; however, you can update your preference on the shipping page before proceeding to purchase. Please note, that if no signature is collected, you agree to our terms and conditions and, confirm that Casual Clothing can leave your package(s) outside the premises at the shipping address provided by you without obtaining a signature for proof of delivery. Please be aware, that if no signature is collected, you agree to our terms and conditions and take full responsibility for any loss or damage that may occur.
4.1 Payment Methods
We accept the following payment cards:
* For Klarna to appear select your local currency before checkout, Applies for the following countries Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Germany
* When selecting paypal before checkout, you will be redirected to the PayPal site to 'Log In' and review the amount shown before clicking 'Pay Now'. Once this transaction is complete, you will then return to the Casual Clothing website.
Payment is only debited from your card at time of dispatch. To meet the highest levels of security and confidence when you shop online, we have implemented Mastercard Secure and Verified by VISA, when you pay with these two types of payment cards.
4.2 Taxes
Customers inside EU pay Danish VAT. Customers outside EU do not pay Danish VAT. The Danish VAT will be subtracted in the check-out phase.
As the recipient, you are liable for all import duties, customs and local sales taxes levied by the country you are shipping to; payment of these is necessary to release your order from customs on arrival.
We are unable to advise the amount this may be the local destination country.
5.1 Shipping Fees
Shipping fee for Denmark is either free or 49,- DKK We ship using Post Danmark. The shipment is insured and you will receive a tracking number by e-mail so that you can track your order at all times. Delivery time is 2-3 working days.
Shipping fee to all EU countries, Norway and Schweitzerland is 9€ similar to 11 USD
Shipping fee to Japan, China, Korea, New Zealand, Russia and USA is 14€ similar to 18 USD
Shipping to The Rest of The World is 25€ similar to 31 USD
5.2 Exchanges
Casual Clothing accepts full exchanges and refunds for all articles purchased online via the Casual Clothing webshop.
There is no charge for exchanging items for a different size, however all exchanges are based on stock availability.
5.3 Returns
If you wish to return an order an article, simply just send it back to us at this address
Casual ClothingRyesgade 86a2100 Copenhagen Denmark.Att: Webshop
The customer pays for the return shipping.The order must be returned within 28 days.The articles must be as new and unused when you return themUse the enclosed Return Sheet to inform us what you want to happen with your returned article. If you want a refund, a new size etc. You can also download a Return Sheet here
5.4 Refunds
Your refund will be credited to the original payment method and will include shipping costs for faulty items or for orders cancelled. Shipping costs will not be refunded for items returned by the customer.
If your order has been sent to a destination within the EU, all sales taxes will be refunded. Outside the EU, customs duties and sales taxes are non-refundable through Casual Clothing. However, you may be able to recover these by contacting your local customs bureau directly. As this may not be available for all countries, we recommend that you hire a customs broker if you wish to claim back duties on returned merchandise.
Please note that refunds can take up to 10 working days to show on your account due to varying processing times between payment providers
5.5 Important Information
We have made every effort to display as accurately as possible the colours of our products that appear on Casual Clothing. However, as computer monitors vary, we cannot guarantee that your monitor's display of any colour will be completely accurate.
All items are quality controlled and checked for any faults before they are dispatched to customers.
Should you receive an item that is not in perfect condition please contact us immediately.
Please send all items you wish to return from an order in the same shipment to ensure your return is processed as quickly as possible.
Please retain proof of sending, in case of a dispute.
All items must be returned unused, in their original condition and from the country that the order was delivered to.
Items should be returned new, unused and with all Casual Clothing and designer garment tags still attached. Underwear and swimwear should be tried on over underwear.
Please return all items, including the dust bag and box. When you try them on, stand on a carpeted surface to protect the soles.
Bags & Accessories
All designer packaging such as authenticity cards, dust bags and leather tags should be included with your return.
Repeated returns
We offer a flexible returns policy to make your online shopping experience even easier. However, customers returning items repeatedly may be refused at our discretion.
6.1 Giftcard
You can buy a gift card online and use it online also. The gift card will be emailed to you with a including a unique code you need to use, when you place an order, and wish to pay with your giftcard. You can save part of the gift card if you do not redeem the full value in your first purchase.
You can also use your gift card in our store in Copenhagen.
Gift cards bought in the shop in Copenhagen, can also be redeemed online.
Gift cards cannot be returned or exchanged for cash
7.1 Website Security
256-bit encrypted SSL-Connection. The Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology encrypts and protects the data you send to us over the internet. International PCI-Standard protection member
Purchase a Gift Card from Casual Clothing.
You choose the amount of the Gift Card and the recipient´s name below, and the Gift Card will be sent to you in an email shortly after.
Print it and you have your Gift Card ready.
Gift Cards can be used online and also in the Shop in Copenhagen.
Crep Round White Laces.
Crep Proctection combined with the fibres of the laces provides a premium lace that repels liqueds and stains.
The protection layer holds up till 10 washes.
Gold tip.
This product has no additional information.
We ship World Wide - Shopping with Casual Clothing is easy.
Shipping fees:
Denmark: Free Shipping
EU, Norway and Schwitzerland: € 9
Japan, China, South Korea, New Zealand, Russia and USA: € 14
Rest of the World: € 25
We ship with UPS and Post Nord (Denmark)
After placing your order at Casual Clothing, we will send you an email with your personal tracking number.
This insures you to follow your shipment and contact the shipping company if you want changes made to your shipping adress, date of delivery or have any general questions about your shipment.
Read more about all shipping prices, how to track your order and returning an order HERE in our Shopping Information help guide.
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The lingering reverberations of the Great Recession continue to send an unpleasant sting throughout the global economy. Although in the United States we're witnessing steady—albeit sluggish—growth, effective policy targeted at job creation is still very much needed to reduce ongoing unemployment, which currently stands at 7.4%.
Both the Federal Reserve and policy makers in Washington are meant to implement measures aimed at boosting employment. The efficacy of the policies that they offer depends upon a proper understanding of the nature of unemployment. Currently, a number of underlying causes have been attributed to the ongoing inertia of US jobs growth. On the one hand, sustained deregulation, a debt-driven housing bubble and fly by night activity on wall street—among a host of other factors—led to the most severe economic downturn since the Great Depression. Unemployment that results from these sources is termed cyclical unemployment.
On the other hand, the transition from a labor-based economy to an increasingly more global and knowledge-based economy is beginning to require the workforce to possess fundamentally different skills. Some assert that these shifts have obfuscated the natural rate of unemployment; they argue that the ongoing high rate of unemployment has little to do with the lingering effects of the recession, but rather is the result of a skill shortage for available jobs. This type of unemployment, stemming from a mismatch between the supply and demand of skills, is termed structural unemployment.
Each type of unemployment requires a different prescription to overcome. The classic remedy for cyclical unemployment is expansionary monetary and fiscal policy aimed at stimulating the business cycle and boosting aggregate demand. Once demand is restored, the thinking goes, firms will ramp up production and again begin to hire. Structural unemployment, however, is much different in nature and requires a fundamentally different prescription. Because this type of unemployment is the result of a mismatch between the supply and demand of skills, monetary and fiscal policy will do very little, if anything at all, to alleviate it. Instead, the existing incongruity must be reconciled with education and job retraining in order to provide the workforce with the required skills to secure employment.
So, then, what is anchoring employment? Are structural or cyclical factors mainly to blame? The answer is a little bit of both, but, right now, the evidence tells us that it's mainly cyclical.
According to the Economic Policy Institute, job vacancies are currently 16% below their prerecession levels. In 2007, there were 1.5 unemployed job seekers for every job vacancy in the US. This ratio jumped to 6.7:1 in 2009, and has since declined to 3.1:1 in April, 2013. As job seekers outnumber job vacancies in every sector, the data strongly suggest that cyclical factors are to blame for weighing on unemployment.
Research from the Brookings Institute has further substantiated this claim. "Even if we could magically endow all job seekers with precisely the skills needed to find work in expanding industries," writes Gary Burtless, "we would not have reduced the unemployment rate in the Great Recession very much, and for a very simple reason: There were comparatively few job vacancies to fill."
Does this mean that structural employment isn't an important concern? No. Structural sources do have a role to play in unemployment, and they will likely become more relevant going forward. But attributing unemployment to structural sources alone, and discarding the efficacy of further monetary and fiscal policy in favor of job retraining—or nothing at all—is both shortsighted and ineffective.
Yes, we should encourage children and young adults to pursue a STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) curriculum, as STEM related fields are expected to be among the fastest growing jobs. But for the 3.6 million unemployed Americans between the ages of 45 and 65, the investment in retraining for a STEM career is unlikely to bear fruit. Return on investment for education is likely only to pay off after a long time horizon—perhaps spanning decades. The closer individuals are retirement, the more unwilling they will be to incur the cost of retraining.
Most notably, the sectors that are expected to have supply shortages in the coming years—including STEM related fields, such as computer science—do not currently have supply shortages. What does this mean? Well, even if an unemployed adult invested in an education in computer science, he or she would still face an environment with fewer jobs than applicants. Moreover, firms are much more likely to tender offers to recent graduates looking to build careers over older applicants nearing retirement.
These findings tell us something very important; namely, expansionary monetary and fiscal policy can still play an important role in alleviating unemployment. Rather than a mismatch between the supply and demand of skill, it is depressed aggregate demand that remains the main source of lingering unemployment. Congress and the Fed must act accordingly if our economy is to recover.


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The Dolphins are expected to release defensive end Phillip Merling before the draft and perhaps as early as today, a source is telling me this morning.
The story was first reported by Jeff Darlington of NFL.com.
No exact reason for the release was given to me. The move does clear $1.26 million in cap space for Miami. It also sets up the team to possibly take a defensive end in the coming draft. I reported over the weekend that Mississippi State defensive lineman Fletcher Cox is on Miami's radar and could be the Dolphins first-round pick.
Merling can now go down in Dolphins history as a bust. He was a second-round pick in 2008 but because he was the No. 32 overall selection that year, he could have easily been considered as a first rounder.
Regardless of his status, Merling has been a disappointment. He missed most of 2010 after tearing his Achilles' while jogging on his own. He was always in the cross-hairs of coaches who complained he did not practice hard enough often enough. He has been missing the current offseason workouts.
And he didn't exactly produce on game days, either. Fact is Merling's rookie year was probably his most promising. collecting 26 tackles, an interception, a sack and a fumble recovery.
Last season Merling had a total of four tackles which was only one more tackle than the year before when he played only five games and collected three tackles.
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