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In placing your order you accept the following general terms and conditions.
I. Applicability, II. Terms of Use of Website, III. Terms of Sale, IV. Miscellaneous
These general terms and conditions (the "Conditions") apply to:
a) the use of any information, pictures, documents and/or other services on the following European tommy.com online store of Tommy Hilfiger nl.tommy.com, uk.tommy.com, it.tommy.com, eu.tommy.com, fr.tommy.com, be.tommy.com, ru.tommy.com, ch.tommy.com, es.tommy.com, de.tommy.com, at.tommy.com and their different versions (the "Website"); and
b) the purchase of Tommy Hilfiger and/or Tommy Jeans branded products on the Website.
II. Terms of Use of Website
All personal data is treated confidentially, and your rights to protection of your justified concerns are observed strictly in accordance with legal requirements. For more information, please see Annex 1 hereto, which includes our privacy, security and cookies policy.
The Website may provide links to external Internet sites. Tommy Hilfiger hereby declares explicitly that it has no influence on the layout or content of the linked pages and dissociates itself expressly from all contents of all linked pages of third parties. Tommy Hilfiger shall not be liable for the use or content of Internet sites that link to this site or which are linked from it. Our privacy, security and cookie policy does not apply to any collection and processing of your personal data on or through such external sites.
The information on the Website is for general information purposes only and does not constitute advice. Even though Tommy Hilfiger has composed its Website with care, the information, texts, documents, graphics, movies, music and/or other services/information on it may contain errors or be otherwise incorrect or incomplete. Tommy Hilfiger does not guarantee that the Website and/or the information is free of errors, defects, malware and viruses or that the Website and/or Information is correct, up to date and accurate.
Tommy Hilfiger shall not be liable for any damages resulting from the use or inability to use of the Website, including damages caused by malware, viruses or any incorrectness or incompleteness of such information or the Website, unless such damage is the result of any willful misconduct or from gross negligence on the part of Tommy Hilfiger.
Tommy Hilfiger shall further not be liable for damages resulting from the use of (or the inability to use) electronic means of communication with this Website, including – but not limited to – damages resulting from failure or delay in delivery of electronic communications, interception or manipulation of electronic communications by third parties or by computer programs used for electronic communications and transmission of viruses.
All brand names, logo, product names and titles used on the Website are trademarks or trade names of Tommy Hilfiger or third party trademark or trade name holders. You are not allowed to use or reproduce any such trademarks, logo or trade names as this may constitute an infringement of the holder's rights.
All Website design, texts, documents, movies, music and/or other services and the selection and arrangement thereof, and all software compilations, underlying source codes, software and all other material on this Website are the copyrights of Tommy Hilfiger and/or its suppliers and subcontractors.
You are only allowed to electronically copy and to print in hard copy portions of the Website to the extent this is necessary for the purpose of placing an order with us, of for using the Website as a shopping resource. You are not allowed to make any other use of the information and materials on this Website, including reproduction for purposes other than the one mentioned above, modification, distribution or republication. Should you wish to use materials or information from this Website, you need our prior written approval to do so.
Tommy Hilfiger collects and processes the personal data of the visitors of the Website according to the privacy, security and cookie policy.
In the event you post unsolicited ideas and/or materials whether consisting of texts, images, sounds, software, information or otherwise (Materials) on this Website or send these to Tommy Hilfiger by e-mail or otherwise, we shall be entitled to use, copy and/or commercially exploit such Materials to the fullest extent and free of charge and we shall not be bound by any confidentiality obligation in respect of such Materials.
You hereby indemnify and hold Tommy Hilfiger harmless from and against all actions, claims and liabilities, suffered, incurred or sustained by us as a result of the use and/or exploitation of the Materials infringing the (intellectual property) rights of any third party or otherwise being unlawful towards a third party.
III. Terms of Sale
You can order as a registered user or as a guest. You need an email address to place an order, and you may need to set your browser to accept both cookies and pop-ups in order to be able to use all the functionalities of the Website, which includes adding products to your shopping cart and submitting your order.
The products offered on the Website represent an offer to purchase products from Hilfiger Stores B.V. ("Tommy Hilfiger") based on the data provided on the Website.
All prices indicated are GBP amounts and include value added tax. Orders and deliveries are possible only within the United Kingdom. If Tommy Hilfiger is not able to execute an order, Tommy Hilfiger will inform you as quickly as possible. Orders are accepted only in quantities usual for households. For more information about ordering, please check Order Information.
When you submit an order, we will send you an email acknowledging receipt of your order ("Order Confirmation"). This does not mean that we have accepted your order. Our acceptance of the order takes place when the products are shipped to you – we will send you an email confirming that the products have been shipped ("Shipping Confirmation").
Products on the Website have stock and are ready to be sent. Any sizes that are out of stock are marked as unavailable. We may have stock issues from customers ordering products at the same time. When we are unable to ship an item already ordered, we may cancel that part of your order and you will be reimbursed or not charged accordingly, depending on your payment method. We work hard to keep our stock levels as accurate as possible. Occasionally, errors may occur. Our online collection is regularly replenished so it's worth checking back with us regularly. Alternatively, if the products you are looking for are sold out, you may wish to check availability with your Tommy Hilfiger store through our Store Locator.
If you have placed an order in error, or would like to cancel an order before it is delivered, please immediately contact our customer service team. Tommy Hilfiger will do its best to assist you any way it can. As Tommy Hilfiger always strives for quick deliveries, it means there is not much time to cancel your order before delivery (for more information about cancelling an order see section 6 below).
Please note that we cannot make or accept any changes (address, size, color) once your order has been placed.
Fulfillment of all orders on the Website is subject to availability. We explicitly reserve the right not to accept your order for any reason. We also reserve the right to cancel an order by written notice to you in the following situations (not limitative), without being liable for any damages or costs other than repayment of any amount received from you in relation to the order we have cancelled:
- The product is not available
- Your billing information is not correct or not verifiable
- Your order is flagged up by our security systems as an unusual order or an order susceptible of fraud
- If applicable your bank transfer payment is not received within 5 business days after the Order Confirmation
- We could not deliver to the address provided by you
- Due to circumstances or events beyond our control.
Payment method
You can pay for the products by credit card (MasterCard, Visa, American Express), Debit Card (Maestro Visa), PayPal and by other means as may be applicable in your country, see here for more information on the payment process.
The maximum amount you can spend in one order varies depending on the payment method you select and whether you are a registered user or a guest. Please see here for more details.
If you have a promotion code, please enter it in the shopping bag page in the 'Promotion code' field and click on 'Apply'. Please check the expiry date of your promotion code before using it. Please note that you cannot use more than one promotion code for the same purchase. Please note that if using promotion codes on products on sale and the total discount is higher than 50% of the original price the promotion code might not be applicable. Every promotion code is valid for one time use only, unless stated differently.
Data check
During the payment process Tommy Hilfiger may perform credit checks. Based on the outcome thereof Tommy Hilfiger may change, adjust or decline an order and/or the selected payment method. In most cases Tommy Hilfiger will offer you the option to select a different payment method. Our customer service team will not be informed of the outcome of credit checks.
Your total price
The total price specified in the final checkout screen includes tax and shipping costs. This price will be recorded in the Order Confirmation. If paying by credit card, the total amount for your entire order will be reflected on your bank statement.
Price changes
The prices of the products will be as displayed on the Website. Prices may change from time to time, but changes will not affect any order which we have confirmed in the Order Confirmation.
As a rule, delivery time is 2 to 5 working days after shipping the order. See our delivery information for more details.
If you make a purchase that exceeds the threshold applicable in your country of delivery, you will receive free "standard delivery" or the option of discounted "express delivery". See our delivery options for more details.
If the delivered products have obvious material or production defects, including damage caused by transport, please notify us of such defects immediately by email or phone. Not doing so will not affect your legal rights.
The products remain the property of Tommy Hilfiger until payment is made in full.
Returning defective products
You may return products delivered to you that are defective or otherwise not in conformity with your order. You can do so within 2 months after you notice the defect. In the event your claim is justified, the purchase price and the shipping costs will be refunded. For practical information on how to return, see below or see our return information.
Exercising your right of return (withdrawal)
All products purchased on the Website may be returned within the following time frame at your own risk: within 60 days after the day on which the product(s) come into your physical possession (or into the possession of a third party other than the carrier and indicated by you) you need to (i) inform us of your intention to return the product(s) following the instructions below; and (ii) physically return such product(s) to us. If you return the product(s) by mail, you will have returned the products on time if you have delivered the product(s) at the post office or to the carrier within the aforementioned 60 days period.
If you withdraw from your order, we will reimburse you all payments received from you, including the costs of standard delivery and administration fees (if applicable), without undue delay and in any event not later than 14 days from the day on which we are informed about your decision to return the products. We may however withhold reimbursement until we have received the products back or until you have supplied evidence of having sent back the products, whichever is the earliest. The following products may not be returned: underwear, swimwear, gift cards, perfumes and make-up (unless in original sealed wrapping).
Please note that products that you have bought online cannot be returned to Tommy Hilfiger stores in your local area and vice versa. Please make sure that you do not have returns from multiple orders in one parcel to ensure that you get your refund as quickly as possible.
Returned products must be returned in the same condition as they were sent – and must have their original label. We will not accept or refund products that have been worn or washed. If the products have deteriorated due to a more extensive use, we reserve the right to send the product back to the shipper.
In addition, please be reminded of the existence of a legal guarantee of conformity for products under Section 13 of the Sales of Goods Act 1979.
How to return
In case you want to return products, the order confirmation and/or each delivery will include (i) return information, in the form attached here to as Annex 2, (ii) a link to an online model return form, or a printed model return form, in the form attached hereto as Annex 3, and (iii) a return label. To help us serve you better please make sure that you fully complete the returns form. It is important that you state the reason for returning each item you return to us. Stick the returns label to the box and if using the box that we sent to you, make sure that the return label covers the original label used to ship the parcel to you. Your return will be handled by the carrier mentioned in your return form. Please read our return information carefully.
No exchange
Tommy Hilfiger does not have an exchange service. You can of course return any product that you are not fully satisfied with, for which a refund will be issued. If you would like another product, color or size, please place a new order.
Once your returned products have been checked and inspected at our warehouse, you will receive a refund e-mail notification, if a refund will be made. Your refund will be paid to the same card or account that was used to place the order without undue delay. For further information, see Annex 2.
Refunds usually take up to 8-10 working days to appear on your statement. The length of time depends solely on your card company's policies. You can always check your refund status on your online account or by contacting your card issuer.
In order to get a full refund it is important that we receive the returned products in the state in which you received them: the returned products must be complete, unworn, unwashed and have all the product labels and tags intact.
Promotional offers (discount codes) from Tommy Hilfiger are limited to one per customer, per order. It is not possible to combine promotional codes.
IV. Miscellaneous
Hilfiger Stores B.V.
Stadhouderskade 6
The Netherlands
Telephone:810 80086669445* 9:30 - 18:00 CET
* Toll free number
E-mail: email@example.com
If Tommy Hilfiger decides to change these general terms and conditions, we will post the changed terms and condition on the Website. You are advised to regularly check whether they have changed. These terms and conditions were last modified in March 2016.
These general terms and conditions are governed by the laws of the Netherlands, but excluding the Vienna Convention for the International Sale of Goods. The competent court in Amsterdam, the Netherlands shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute in connection with these general terms and conditions without prejudice to the right of appeal and that of appeal to the Supreme Court.
Annex 1
Hilfiger Stores B.V.
Stadhouderskade 6
The Netherlands
This privacy, security and cookies policy ("Privacy Policy") applies to the processing of all your personal data collected on the Website by Tommy Hilfiger, its affiliates and/or its subcontractors. In this Privacy Policy "we", "our" and "us" refers to Tommy Hilfiger and "you" refers to the user of the Website.
When you visit our Website, we obtain personal information which you knowingly disclose to us. We request information when you make purchases, which may include name, address, telephone number, email address, gender, credit card information ("Personal Data"); when you request information; when you register/sign up for our newsletter, to become a Hilfiger Club member, to create your online account or when you participate in any other Website service. We then use the Personal Data to create a user profile. In this context we may combine the information you give us online with other information from Tommy Hilfiger sources, transactions and communications collected or processed by any Tommy Hilfiger group of companies and authorized subcontractors. Finally, if you publicly post about Tommy Hilfiger, or communicate directly with us, on a social media website, we may collect and process the data contained in such posts or in your public profile for the purpose of addressing any customers services requests you may have and to monitor and influence public opinion about Tommy Hilfiger.
The personal and non-personal data we receive by you visiting the Website is treated as confidential and we strictly observe the applicable national protection acts in that respect. Your use of the Website indicates your acceptance of the Website's privacy, security and cookie policy, which may be amended from time to time.
We may collect, process and use your personal information ("Personal Data") to carry out our obligations arising from any contracts entered into between you and us (order of products for example), to provide you with information that you request from us, to send you the latest product and promotional information and, to send you our Newsletter. Tommy Hilfiger is the controller for the processing of your Personal Data. When you are logged in and fill in forms or access your data on the Tommy Hilfiger Site, a secure connection is used (http via SSL, also known as HTTPS). The data you enter is automatically encrypted before it is sent. All of the data and information that we receive is protected, registered in our central database in the Netherlands and only available to authorized personnel and subcontractors. We do not collect Personal Data automatically unless you give us your prior consent. For instance by signing up for the Newsletter, we may ask you for your e-mail address or if you purchase an item from the online-shop, we may ask you for your name, postal address and e-mail address. The collected data will be kept confidential and secure from any potential abuse and therefore will only be used for the limited purposes stated above.
a) If you have consented to this by ticking the appropriate box before submitting your registration on the Website, your Personal Data will be processed by us for sending you information about Tommy Hilfiger, Hilfiger Club by email, to receive the latest news on promotions and products. We would like to keep you updated on our latest products, events, special offers and other opportunities and developments within Tommy Hilfiger. We will do this by means of e-newsletters. For this purpose, we process your name, email address and an overview of which newsletters we have sent you. We retain your Personal Data for as long as you wish to receive information from us. In case you do not want to receive such emails anymore, you can unsubscribe at any time by contacting us or by using the unsubscribe option included in each email message sent by us.
b) Your Personal Data will be processed by us for the technical and functional management of the Website. When you visit our Website, our Website administrators process technical data linked to the use of the Website to enable us to deliver the functionalities of the Website. With this technical data our website administrators can manage the Website, for instance by resolving technical difficulties or improving the accessibility of certain parts of the Website. This way, we ensure that you can (continue to) find the information on the Website in a quick and simple manner. For this purpose cookies are used as well. Read more. For this purpose we process technical data like the IP-address of your computer, the visited webpage's of the Website, the internet browser you use, previous/next visited websites and the duration of a visit/session. We retain technical data for as long as legally required for this purpose.
c) You can contact us by other means (such as e-mail, fax or telephone). In this case we will use your Personal Data to answer your question. For this purpose we process your name, your contact information, your correspondence with us about your question and all other Personal Data you provide us with and which is required to answer your question. Your data will be kept in our systems as long as legally required and will then be deleted, with the exception of a log file containing your name, contact information, the date you contacted us and the subject of your question.
d) Other purposes such as but not limited to the following:
- The generation of management information and statistical data;
- If you participate in our prize contests, events, competitions, promotions and/or games of chance, to be able to organize the prize contests, events, competitions, promotions and or games of chance, to announce the winners and measure the response to prize contests, events, competitions, promotions and or games of chance;
- To comply with legal obligations
- To administer membership;
- For attribution of content you post;
- To process payments;
- To prevent or stop fraud and abuse;
- For bookkeeping;
- To administrate the forum;
- For access control and security measures of our building and ground.
- Etc.
Tommy Hilfiger uses third parties for certain processing activities, such as Website hosting. As far as these third parties have access to Personal Data in order to execute these processing activities, we have taken the required organizational and contractual measures to ensure that your Personal Data is exclusively processed for the purposes mentioned above. Only if we are required to do so by law, your Personal Data will be provided to supervisory agencies, fiscal authorities and investigative agencies.
Now and then, Tommy Hilfiger will organize a prize contest, promotion or games of chance in co-operation with a third party. In such a case, this will be stated clearly on the Website. If you participate in such a prize contest, event or games of chance, your Personal Data will (to the extent required) be made available to these third parties, to the extent of necessity.
Third parties may receive or collect information through our Website. In some countries, we also use third parties for solvency checks. Please check our payment section in our orders terms and conditions by clicking here for more details.
These third parties are contractually bound with Tommy Hilfiger to use the Personal Data only according to this privacy, security and cookies policy. We are not in the business of selling Personal Data about our customers for marketing purposes to third parties. We may, however, share non-personally identifiable information with certain third parties as described herein. There are other limited circumstances in which we share Personal Data, such as from time to time we may engage the services of third parties to help us analyze the use of our Website. These third parties are not authorized to send you any information about products and services from other companies without your permission.
We may share your Personal Data, among our subsidiaries, parent companies and affiliates, for purposes of marketing Tommy Hilfiger products and services, but only if you prior agreed thereto. Certain third parties manage the content of pages on the Website. These third parties share our commitment to the protection of your privacy. We may also release Personal Data in special cases in order to comply with any requests from law enforcement and government agencies, to enforce the terms of use of the Website and other agreements, and to protect customers and others. We may do so when we believe in good faith that disclosing this information is otherwise necessary or advisable, including, for instance, to identify, contact, or bring legal action against someone who may be causing injury to or interfering with the rights or property of our company, another user or anyone else that could be harmed by such activities. We may transfer Personal Data to an affiliate or third party as part of a transfer of business assets.
As with most websites, we automatically gather non-personally identifying information and store it in log files. This information includes internet protocol (IP) addresses, browser type, internet service provider (ISP), referring/exit pages, operating system, data/time stamp, and clickstream data. We use this information, which does not identify users, to analyze trends, to administer the site and to gather demographic information about our user base as a whole. We do not link this automatically-collected information to personally identifiable information.
Please note that, if you choose to select that option, your activity on our Website will also be made available to social platforms such as but not limited to Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, etc. If you choose to share our Website through social media such as LinkedIn, Facebook and/or Twitter, your personal data (such as your name and the fact that you are interested in Tommy Hilfiger) will also be visible to all the visitors of your personal webpage on LinkedIn, Facebook and/or Twitter, depending on your account settings. On the use of such social media websites only the terms and conditions (including the privacy policy) of the social media website apply. Tommy Hilfiger is not responsible for the processing of Personal Data or the privacy policy of such social media websites. Our General Terms and Conditions of use and sale and this privacy, security and cookie policy is therefore not applicable to the use of such websites.
On the Website you will find a number of links to other websites. Although these websites are selected with care, we are not responsible for the processing of your Personal Data through these websites. Our General Terms and Conditions of use and sale and this privacy, security and cookies policy are therefore not applicable to the use of such websites.
The Website uses cookies. Web Cookies are small pieces of data sent by the Website and they are stored by your browser on your computer's hard drive, so that we are able to recognize your browser when you return on the Website. Cookies can collect data on the use of the Website such as which pages are visited and the duration of a user session. When you use the Website, the cookie sends data to Tommy Hilfiger. We do not retain cookies longer than necessary. On our Website we use strictly necessary cookies, performance cookies, functionality cookies, advertising cookies, first party cookies, third party cookies, persistent cookies and session cookies.
Strictly necessary cookies are essential in order to enable you to move around the websites and use its features, such as accessing secure areas of the Website. Without these cookies, services you have asked for, like shopping baskets or e-billing, cannot be provided.
Performance cookies collect anonymous information about how you use the Website and the pages that you have visited, for instance which pages you go to most often, and if you get error messages from web pages. These cookies do not collect information that identifies you. All information these cookies collect is aggregated and therefore anonymous. It is only used to improve how our Website works.
Functionality cookies remember your selection and choices to improve your experience in our Website. For instance, the cookies enable you to place products in your shopping cart and review the contents of your shopping card. These cookies allow our Website to remember choices you make (such as your user name, language or the region you are in) and provide enhanced, more personal features. For instance, our Website may be able to recognize in which area you are currently located by storing this information. The Website can also recognize if the user has already signed up for our newsletter or if the user is seeing a certain page for the first time. The information these cookies collect is aggregated and therefore anonymous and they cannot track your browsing activity on other websites.
Advertising cookies collect information about your browsing habits in order to make advertising relevant to you and your interests. They are also used to limit the number of times you see an advertisement as well as help measure the effectiveness of the advertising campaign. They are usually placed by advertising networks with the Website operator's permission. They remember that you have visited a website and this information is shared with other organizations such as advertisers. Quite often targeting or advertising cookies will be linked to site functionality provided by the other organization.
First party cookies allow us to understand who has visited which page(s), to determine how frequently particular pages are visited and to determine the most popular areas of the site and general in order to monitor the usage of the Website.
Third party cookies are used for analyzing traffic sources and visitor behavior as well as for controlling access and site features across the Website.
Session cookies are used to store information about your page activities so you can easily pick up where you left off on the server's pages. When you close the internet browser, the session is ended and the cookie is deleted.
Persistent cookies are employed to store your preferences and to recognize you at a subsequent visit.
Not strictly necessary cookies: Only if you have given prior consent, we places cookie that are not strictly necessary for providing the functionalities of the Website. Through such non-strictly necessary cookies we collect information about your use of the Website and remember your preferences. Examples of collected information are which pages are visited and the length of a user session. Through these cookies we aim to improve your user experience of our Website. If you do not consent to cookie being placed, these cookies will be blocked.
Click here for a full list of cookies used on the Website.
Most web browsers automatically accept cookies and allow some control of most cookies through the browser settings, though you do not have to. We do not control the use of cookies by third parties other that the agents who provide the web analytics service for our own site. If you wish to disable cookies then you can do so by re-adjusting your browser settings. Please note that in that case you may not be able to register with or use all features of our Website.
If you wish to have more information regarding the cookies that are used on our Website, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information on cookies and how to disable them please contact your helpdesk administrator or contact your web browsers support. To find out more about cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set and how to manage and delete them, visit www.allaboutcookies.org.
Only if you have given prior consent, Tommy Hilfiger will use Google Analytics' cookies. If you do not consent to the placement of such cookies, these cookies will be blocked. Google Analytics is a web analysis service that is offered by Google Inc. (Google). Google Analytics uses cookies to analyze the usage of the Website by users. Google uses aggregated statistical data to give us an insight in the way you use the Website. Google may only provide these data to third parties if Google is required to do so by law, or to the extent third parties processing these data on behalf of Google. You can find more information on Google Analytics here.
Your Personal Data are treated strictly confidential and our Website maintains appropriate administrative, technical and physical safeguards and security measures to protect the Personal Data you provide on this Website against accidental, unlawful or unauthorized destruction, loss, alteration, access, disclosure or use and any other unlawful forms of processing. To this purpose, Tommy Hilfiger uses several security techniques including secure servers, firewalls and encryptions, as well as physical safeguard of the locations where the data are stored.
Persons below the age of 18 may only provide personal data to Tommy Hilfiger if they have written permission of one of their parents or their legal guardian who has read this privacy, security and cookies policy.
If you have any questions, comments or complaints about us or how we process your Personal Data, or in case you wish not to be contacted by us for direct marketing purposes anymore, please contact us at the address, phone number or email below. Also, upon request, we will provide you with a summary of any personally identifiable information collected and retained by us regarding you. You may modify, correct, or update your personal information or request to have your personal information removed from our database. We will only send copies of personal information to the email address on file for the visitor name associated with it.
Our contact details are:
Hilfiger Stores B.V.
Stadhouderskade 6
1054 ES Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Telephone: 810 80086669445
Annex 2
All products purchased on the Website may be returned, without giving any reason, within the following time frame at your own risk. Within 60 days after the day on which the product(s) come into your physical possession (or into the possession of a third party other than the carrier and indicated by you), you need to (i) inform us of your intention to return the product(s) following the instructions below; and (ii) physically return such product(s) to us. If you return the product(s) by mail, you will have returned the products on time if you have delivered the product(s) at the post office or to the carrier within the aforementioned 60 days period.
To exercise your right of withdrawal, you must inform us:
Tommy Hilfiger stores
John Hicksstraat 2-4
5928 SJ Venlo NL
Telephone: 810 80086669445* 9:30 - 18:00 CET
* Toll free number
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
of your decision to withdraw from your order by an unequivocal statement (e.g. a letter sent by post, fax or e-mail). You may use the attached model return form (Annex 3) that can be found online, but it is not obligatory.
To meet the withdrawal deadline, it is sufficient for you to send your communication concerning your exercise of the right of withdrawal before the withdrawal period has expired.
If you withdraw from your order, we will reimburse to you all payments received from you, including the costs of standard delivery and eventual administration fees, without undue delay and in any event not later than 14 days from the day on which we are informed about your decision to return products. We may however withhold reimbursement until we have received the products back or until you have supplied evidence of having sent back the products, whichever is the earliest. We will carry out such reimbursement using the same means of payment as you used for the initial transaction, unless you have expressly agreed otherwise; in any event, you will not incur any fees as a result of such reimbursement. Costs of delivery will not be reimbursed in case you withdraw only part of your order.
You will return the products or hand them over to us, without undue delay and in any event not later than 14 days from the day on which you communicate your withdrawal from this contract to us. The deadline is met if you send back the products before the period of 14 days has expired.
We will bear the cost of returning the products. You are only liable for any diminished value of the products resulting from the handling other than what is necessary to establish the nature, characteristics and functioning of the products.
For more information on how to return your order, please click here.


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nanobeep needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 143 designs submitted by 45 freelance designers.
Design a logo for VideoBugg.com - a site dedicated to showing all the available video on demand for TV full episodes and full-length Movies. You'll be mentioned on the site and linked to (if desired) - great exposure.
We're looking for a logo that will go well on a site with this type and color of background: http://www.mediconmedia.com/ (ignore the fonts on that site - not what we want). The logo will feature a modern, fun, quirky 'bug' as the mascot for the site. The bug should be fairly generic - not really anything specific - and probably a bug without wings. The bug should look friendly, fun, and modern - not creepy or too old-school cartoony.
The target audience is 13 and up and the site will be pretty family friendly - but still modern and cool, but not edgy really. "Family friendly" often means really chumpy and cheesy design, but that's not what we're going for.
RATINGS CODE (We found this from another contest and thought it would be helpful):
0 star to 1 star - Try taking the design in a different direction, not really what we are looking for.
2 star - Good potential but design needs to follow our feedback a little more
3 star - Needs just a little tweaking
4 star - We really like the design, is being considered for a finalist.
5 star - Excellent work! A Finalist for sure!
- videobugg or videobugg.com in the logo - whichever works best
- a modern looking bug character with a friendly personality, but simple and not too much detail.
- will look good on a site style like http://www.mediconmedia.com/ (ignore the font etc on that site, we're just talking about the background and color really)
- clean and modern font
- the bug to be too cartoony or old-school
- any sense of 'creepiness' from the bug
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.

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NINDS Sponsors Parkinson's Meeting to Identify Challenges and Define Research Priorities
(December 5, 2013) - To inform ongoing and future efforts in Parkinson's disease (PD) research, NINDS will hold the "Parkinson's Disease 2014: Advancing Research, Improving Lives" conference, on January 6 and 7, 2014 at the Natcher Conference Center on the NIH main campus in Bethesda, Maryland.
Parkinson's disease (PD) is a chronic, progressive movement disorder that affects the lives of more than one-half million patients across the United States. Currently available pharmacological and surgical treatments provide relief from some motor symptoms, but do not halt the ultimate progression of the disease.
Meeting participants (including neuroscientists, researchers, physicians, public and private stakeholders) will assess significant challenges and identify the highest priorities for advancing basic, translational and clinical research on PD.
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I'm trying to scan 8x10 negatives on my Epson 4990, What's the best way to do this? There is no holder for 8x10 included with the scanner, only a thin rubber/plastic 'guide', but if I place the film directly on the glass, isn't that below the scanner's focus point? all the other holders suspend the film above the glass by a few millimeters, even my 'better scanning' holder with the anti-newton ring glass, which I tested and found the optimal distance from the glass for my 4x5 scans. There is no 'better scanning' holder for 8x10
How are you 8x10 guys scanning your film with a 4990? I'd like to get the most resolution possible, for large digital prints. I can successfully scan my 4x5's in at 3x (maybe a bit more) enlargement with no problems and still have a nice image, I'm confident that I can do the same with the 8x10's, but keeping the film flat and being in-focus might be an issue? Should I just tape the film to the scanner glass? Pick up another sheets of glass and tape the film to that?
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Hello All! This is my first posting and I'd really appreciate any ideas or help.
I'm in the UK and Tiddler is coming up for 20 weeks, I have never been pain free when feeding - and I'm now getting very despondent. I'll try to keep the story brief...
- baby no 3 (1st BF for 2 months, 2nd BF for 9 months - so I know I can do it!)
- I was incredibly sore and in tears before I even left the hospital and I was only there one night. I called somebody at everybody feed to come and watch/check latch and everybody said it was good.
- lots of clicking through feeds. I have a super fast let down and lots of milk, and erm....am well endowed!!
- about 6 weeks mild posterior tongue tie diagnosed and snipped a week later.
- midwife who did snip said it looked like I had thrush on nipples so to get myself to GP.
- GP not very helpful, anyway came away with creams for myself & Tiddler.
- a couple of weeks later, shooting pains in right breast after some feeds (not all feeds though). I'm super worried about getting mastitis so constantly check for lumpiness, redness etc - none of that.
- back to GP who prescribed 3 week course of Fluconazole.
- no improvement so another 3 week course of Fluconazole (all while taking grapefruit seed extract and probiotics).
- pain getting worse (still only on the right but there is a crack on left) so back to another GP who looked confused and said I should have been given antibiotics with a low dose of Fluconazole for a course. She felt it was some low grade bacterial infection.
- no change after first course of ab's so now on second course of ab's.
- painkillers on and off since Christmas.
Aaaarrrgggghhhhh I don't see a light at the end of the tunnel! I WANT TO BREASTFEED!! But I don't know what to do next.
Tiddler is nearly 20 weeks, I am still in pain although I think now it's a pain I am just used to. My nipples are tender but don't have the typical thrush look. I'm fairly certain this is not mastitis. I'm not sure it's thrush. I've had latch checked all along, everybody says looks good. But what is the problem?????
The pain is not after every feed but my goodness after a bout of pain my breasts become very tender/sore for the next few days (even more than normal!). So I take some ibuprofen for a day and that helps. But I can't keep taking painkillers without resolving this. I feel sure this is 'fixable'.
Tiddler is thriving and gaining weight beautifully so it's not affecting her.
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I had such a nice surprise this morning: our fridge won Wendy's competition! It was picked out by her adorable dog Marco as the winner - I must send that spaniel a bonio :) Thanks Wendy - you made my day!
I'm also pretty excited to announce the launch of a new tack in my research career: the Great Chocolate Chip Cookie Research Project. I felt that the new academic year deserved a new venture, and so I have determined to find the best choc chip cookie I can, as voted for by my colleagues. So far, after one week, they have risen to the challenge admirably, and in the best possible spirit of peer feedback have commented extensively and thoughtfully on my efforts. I've asked them to rate each week's cookie out of ten, and add any other comments they would like. I am trying not to be actually present watching over their ruminations, though some people did fall foul of me leaping out of my office brandishing baked goods in their faces. In future I will leave them quietly in the kitchen and hope that it catches on (and maybe just lurk behind the door to gauge their faces...).
Anyway, I started with The Classic One. I turned to the King Arthur Flour company for a recipe - not a brand we get here, but since choc chip cookies are quintessentially American an American trademark name seemed like the best way to go. It was very highly rated by readers and I stuck with the recipe exactly as it was written. Actually I was probably a bit light on the choc chips as I used up all the chocolate I had, and I omitted the optional almond flavouring for fear of moving too far from the classic, but it went down well anyway.
Cookie number 1 was quite a hit at work. It rated an average of 7.7, drawn down by one critic who only gave it a 5. The modal value (apologies - I am a quantitative historian!) was 8, which was pretty good. Of course only time will tell whether my colleagues are just extremely easy to please. We don't have a culture of bringing in home-baked goods, so I think that any cookie may elicit cries of pleasure, especially when stumbled upon unexpectedly on the way to the post room. I had a few simple and appreciative comments ('good stuff' and 'Yum!', and one cryptic one from a twentieth-century colleague 'Bit of slight vegetable taste?'. He has recently moved in with his vegetarian girlfriend I can only conclude that he is suspiciously seeing veggies everywhere! A colleague in the English department said they were nice and soft, someone else voted for dark choc chips another time. One person (the 5 rater, perhaps?) said that the flavour was not particularly pronounced. I have to admit that I actually agreed with them on that. I thought that they were nice, but that I would have been a bit disappointed if I'd ordered one in a cafe. Perhaps the almond essence would have been a good addition after all. The Scientist rated them an 8, with the benefit of getting them warm out of the oven :)
It's taken me a while to post about the first round, but it's going to be a regular Wednesday thing (I hope). Tomorrow's batch is already cooling in the kitchen and I'm keen to see what my rigorously-appraising colleagues say!
The Classic One: average rating 7.7
King Arthur Flour recipe here
Tuesday, 30 September 2008
An exciting prize, and the Great Choc Chip Cookie Research Project
3 comments:
- Johanna said...
congrats on the prize and on developing a most excellent research project - I imagine it will be one of the most popular projects in the dept :-)
I will be interested to see the different versions of cookies you try out on your colleagues - I have been amazed at the variety of choc chip cookies - esp recommend the gwen steege - the search for the perfect choc chip cookie cookbook
- 1 October 2008 at 04:39
- Lysy said...
Thank you! I am looking forward to the results of my new project too. Thanks for the great tip for recipes - I shall add it to my reading list! Any suggestions very welcome...
- 1 October 2008 at 08:43
- Ilana said...
but what about the cuckoo recipe, is that not the classic??
- 3 October 2008 at 18:59
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At 77 and stricken with Alzheimer's disease, Glen Campbell looks back at a lifetime of work on "See You There." He revisits classics such as "Wichita Lineman" and "Galveston" with a contemplative, late-night feel, stripping down to small-combo arrangements based on brushed rhythms, gently sustained organ notes and twangy, single-note, electric guitar.
The vocals mostly were recorded a few years ago, around the time Campbell recorded "Ghost on the Canvas," released in 2011. His voice is pure, strong and as soulful as ever, with only sporadic moments where his tone wavers. "Gentle on My Mind," for example, finds Campbell's voice sounding damp and slurred in places.
Overall, though, this is a testament that Campbell has remained a potent interpreter of good songs. Proof comes not only in how he hits the notes of a classic like "Hey Little One," but in the emotional layers he brings to songs written in recent years. In "What I Wouldn't Give" and "There's No Me . Without You" he acknowledges the melancholy of aging while assuring loved ones there is something better beyond this life for all of them.


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The last event in the Hood River fire hall was a first.
Family and friends attended Wednesday's swearing-in of 22 paid and volunteer firefighters.
"We've never done this before, and we hope to make it a regular event," said Chief Devon Wells, standing in front of the fire engine that would serve as a backdrop for the honors.
"We are proud to honor you and what you do," Wells said.
Mayor Arthur Babitz added, "Let's have a round of applause for the families, because this also recognizes the support they give our firefighters," after he performed the service oath ceremony.
(See the full list at the end of this story.)
"This is pretty special. It makes us feel wanted," said Recruit Rebecca Gehrman, who also volunteers with Odell Fire Department and plans a career in fire service. "It takes a lot of training and hard work to be a volunteer, but we really enjoy the things we get to do as firefighters, the training and the tasks. And I have really gotten a lot out of the people. I've met so many great people doing this."
The last of the 22 personnel to take the oath was Division Chief Peter Mackwell, who was recently appointed fire marshal.
"Peter has a big job ahead of him, doing inspection and fire code enforcement, given that we have not had a fire marshal position for several years," Wells said. Mackwell's position is funded by a two-year, $175,000 SAFER grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. SAFER stands for Staffing Adequate Fire and Emergency Response.
Within a few weeks, the fire hall will be emptied of the engines and other apparatus, the firefighting gear, and all equipment, to make way for the expansion of the facility, beginning later this month.
"We'll be moving to temporary quarters here in a couple of weeks, and while it won't be easy, we'll get through it," Wells said. "And by December we'll be moving back into a new fire station that will be a blessing for us and for the community."
The $4.5 million project is paid for by bonds approved by voters in 2008. Fire equipment will be stored in tents across the street from the fire hall, in the public works yard. Trailers will be set up at the location to serve as offices and on-duty crew quarters.
In addition to Mackwell, these volunteers and employees were sworn in:
2010-11 recruits: Bob Camillucci, Kevin Deutsche, Paul Doyle, Rebecca Gehrman, Alex Hauser, Garth Levin, Suzanne Lusk, Adam Mack and Gary Stallings
Current volunteers (2005-10): Will Atkinson, Michelle Beaman, Walter Burkhardt, Joe Correa, Ellen Dittebrandt, Brady Lane, Kip Miller and Vanessa VandenBos
Volunteer lieutenants: Trent Hightower and Nathan Smith
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Does somebody know how to set repeating tasks, not to appear in the future, before the first is solved. For example: daily to update the log book, but there is no need to update tomorrow, when today is not finished. This means when not done today, it should kill it self and appear for the next day. Especially when you have been on holiday, you don't have to mark the tasks, for the days you have not been available.
Any suggestion is welcome,
Jean Pierre
When putting in the due date put a "?" right before the date i.e. '?July 4, 2008'. If you have it set to repeat it will diappear when the due date passes and reappear at the next "repeat".
Hope that helps.
Thanks a lot for the tip, I will implement it immediately
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When putting in the due date put a "?" right before the date i.e. '?July 4, 2008'. If you have it set to repeat it will diappear when the due date passes and reappear at the next "repeat".
Hope that helps.
Cool! Is that a listed feature anywhere? Or did you just try it and it worked?
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How can I hide tasks that are due in the future?
Sometimes a task can only be completed on a specific due date (like a dentist appointment) and being reminded about it ahead of time is unnecessary. You can fix this by putting an = sign before the date. For example "=2008-01-01". This signifies that this task can only be completed on Jan 1, 2008 and that we shouldn't worry about it until then.
Sometimes a task cannot be completed until after a specific duedate. You can place a ">" sign before the date to tell Toodledo the earliest date that this task can be completed. For example ">2008-01-01" means that this task cannot be completed until Jan 1, 2008 has passed. Toodledo will know not to bug you about this task until the specified date arrives.
You can also designate a task as optional by placing a "?" in front of the due date. This acts like "=", but if the date passes and you have not completed the task, the task will be automatically removed, or moved forward if it is a repeating task.
Tasks that use a due-date modifier will not show up on your hotlist until they are due (unless they have a high enough priority). If you use a due-date modifier and the task is more than 1 week in the future, it will also be hidden from your other lists unless you turn on the "Show Due in the Future" filter. The exception is that even if you use a due-date modifier, tasks will not be hidden when in the "Due-Date" view, or when using the "Search" view to find future tasks.
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Great! For whatever reason I had never seen that. Probably because I never would have expected it to be in there - that's not a feature that I have seen in other task managers.
Another reason to be happy with Toodledo!
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Machine-tool industry limiting growth in the motion control market
The machine-tool industry continues to be the largest sector for the global motion control market. Sales of general motion control (GMC) and computer-numerical control (CNC) products to the machine-tool sector were valued at $5.4 billion in 2011, almost 45% of all motion control revenues. The machine-tool industry grew strongly in 2010 and 2011, from which the motion control market benefited with revenue growth in excess of 20% in both of those years.
The situation changed in 2012, and weak demand in the machine-tool sector is now limiting sales of motion controls. Data published by machine-tool associations on the year-on-year performance of orders in 2012 showed a grim picture of the machine-tool market for the three largest producers: China, Japan, and Germany. At IMTS in September 2012, the CMTBA announced that machine-tool orders had decreased 30% in China. Through September, the German association VDW reported a decrease of 11% for orders, and the Japanese association JMTBA reported a 5.1% decrease for orders. In November, machine-tool orders declined for a seventh straight month in Japan, dropping below 90 million yen for the first time in 25 months.
The relationship between the performance of the machine-tool industry and motion control sales cannot be fully understood without taking into account the order backlogs and buying patterns of the machine builders (OEMs). Machine-tool associations also track machine-tool production, which has continued to grow in 2012 because of a large backlog of orders. Current backlogs exceed 8 months in Germany and 5 months in Japan. Since machine-tool builders are still increasing their production output, motion control sales to the machine-tool sector are forecast to have grown in 2012. However, with only 1.8% growth in EMEA and 1.4% in Japan, growth is constrained by a change in the buying patterns; OEMs have already reduced or postponed orders of motion control products in anticipation of the effect of falling 2012 orders for machine tools and thus a decline of production. Order backlogs continue to shrink, so machine-tool production in 2013 will feel the full impact of the lower 2012 order level. Sales of motion control products to the machine-tool sector are forecast to suffer even more in 2013, a decline of 0.2% being projected in the Japanese market and increase of only 0.2% projected in the EMEA market.
Unlike the motion-control markets in Japan and EMEA, the Asian motion-control market was hit severely in 2012. With a much shorter order backlog, declines in machine-tool shipments were reported in 2012 in China, the world's largest producer and consumer of machine tools; sales of motion products to the machine-tool sector in Asia are projected to have declined over 17% in 2012. Both the machine-tool and the motion-control markets are expected to rebound in 2013, in part because of efforts from the Chinese Government, which aims to increase China's machine-tool production significantly as part of the 12th Five-year Plan. Sales of motion control products to the machine-tool sector in Asia are forecast to grow by 7.4% in 2013.
On the other hand, the Americas region is currently a bright spot for the motion control market. Machine-tool orders continued to grow in the US in 2012, and sales of motion-control products to the machine-tool sector are projected to have grown by 4.8% in 2012 and to grow by 3.5% in 2013. However, the machine-tool market in the Americas is much smaller than that of Europe, Asia or Japan. With the American market accounting for only 10% of the global sales of motion control products to the machine-tool sector in 2011, the positive effect from the American machine-tool industry is small compared to the negative effects from the industry in the other regions.
With the machine-tool industry currently failing to boost growth in the motion-control market like it did so well in 2010 and 2011, global motion-control sales will see only limited growth in 2012 and 2013. This is particularly true for CNC products, which are used primarily in machine-tool applications. In 2012, global sales of motion controls to the total industrial market are projected to have contracted by 1.9%. The outlook is better in 2013, when the Asian market is expected to recover; but revenue growth is forecast to remain less than 5% due the struggles in the markets in Japan and EMEA.


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Why Macau Can't Rely on Gambling
With Macau relying so heavily on China for customers, Francis Lui, deputy chairman of Galaxy Entertainment Group, says that reaching out to international customers is key to the territory's future growth.
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China ... a sixty five percent of customers on Chinese people from the mainland ... so somehow you will receive more than ... anybody else ... but that the fact is that a five percent of the business is anemic how to come from home all the rest of years to come from Asia ... so um ... no hiding the fact that there's gotta be moment lenders ... but I think the future when ... the company to diversify becoming more international given up ... I feel that they would see more overseas visit as well ... especially when the bridge being built ... Kevin then only depend on gambling ... no ... I think babies to show cause order like the fact that ... McCollam means to learn to diversify ... in addition the game a more militant gaming industry has to ... be in the a bomb is well PC for tumbled retell ... convention ... you know and and entertainment tours of the three things that we felt has recalled at the same time is aiming ... to be sucessful and LHC is now building faced it ... and it will include all of this thing ... definitely Deborah ... of things to lose a lot of on on giving us well ... well we will be probably previously I was since a ... few seats to ... the convention center there ... and in addition with the appeal of up to millions Griffey ago but we toast base for the Apple Lisa breaking people ... are thinking this into my house ... the company is a lot of people are trying to figure out ... who exactly then mainland Chinese consumer is today set up ... in the air in the new Galaxy now has been online for more than a year or at what types of changes are you seeing in terms of spending are they spending more money ... well first thing that we have noticed is that people stay longer with us ... it used to own one of the stake in Macau ... this is how the song she come gambling go back ... but now as you can see more people ... to stay in bed and showing facilities like all that we will ... like the entertainment center like Obama to lock myself with the less you know stay longer with us ... so Francis way you make of what's going ... on inside China right now I mean in him ... and ... growth is definitely slowing I still growing but still slowing it's causing a lot of worry for people what worries you the most about China ... right now ... well the consent of the full cost of the conference in China who will continue to grow at over seven percent increase in the U S will win the ... title expected much housing will be on the end of the forty percent ... not ... because ... of things for you know that in real graphic that we have this week that it isn't what we all was the six times the covenants because of the moment ... so you can expect to beat the forty percent of your new from now all ... 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I am using Linux Mint 17, and running BA 4's latest under wine. Worked flawlessly until this morning. Now, when I try to launch it, I get the start up image, but then noting happens. It goes away and does not launch.
Am I missing something that i should have included?
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Tax planning is a year-round process. However, if you haven't done everything you can to minimize your tax burden, don't despair. As the year winds down, here are some steps you can take to cut your tax bill.
Max Out Your Retirement Contributions
If you work for a company that offers a retirement plan with salary deferral features, such as a 401(k) plan or 403(b) plan, take a look at how much you're on track to contribute to your account this year.
For 2009, your maximum salary deferral contribution is $16,500. Anyone aged 50 or older by December 31, 2009, can make additional catch-up contributions of $5,500 for 2009. You have until the end of the year to increase your salary deferrals if you haven't been contributing at the maximum rate throughout the year. Salary deferral contributions made on a pretax basis reduce your taxable income for the year. (To find out more about these contributions, read Making Salary Deferral Contributions - Part 1 and Part 2.)
Are you self-employed? Assuming you have no non-owner employees who work for your business 1,000 hours or more per year, consider setting up a self-employed 401(k) plan by December 31, 2009. With these tax-advantaged retirement accounts, self-employed individuals can contribute $16,500 plus 20% of their adjusted net profit or 25% of W-2 wages, up to a total of $49,000 for 2009. For individuals 50 or older by the end of the year, the maximum contribution increases to $54,500. (To read more, see IRA Contributions: Deductions and Tax Credits, Tax-Saving Advice For IRA Holders, 401(k) Plans For The Small-Business Owner.)
Time Your Expenditures
For tax purposes, most peopleuse the cash basis of accounting, which means that you can claim a deduction based on the date you pay your bills. For payments made by check, the date the check is mailed determines deductibility. Items paid with credit cards are deductible in the year the transaction is charged to your account. As the year winds down, you need to decide whether to pay for certain items prior to December 31, 2009, or wait until after New Year's Day.
If you're a homeowner, consider sending in your January 2010 mortgage payment early enough so that it will be processed prior to December 31, 2009. By sending in your payment a few weeks early, you can deduct the interest portion of that payment a full year earlier. (To learn more, read The Mortgage Interest Tax Deduction.)
And if you'll be itemizing your deductions this year, certain expenses are deductible to the extent that they exceed a percentage of your adjusted gross income (AGI). For instance, you can deduct medical expenses that exceed 7.5% of your AGI, and miscellaneous itemized deductions, including investment fees and unreimbursed employee business expenses, that exceed 2% of your income. If you meet either of these thresholds, consider paying other outstanding bills before December 31, 2009. (To find out more yearly tax tips, check out Money Saving Year-End Tax Tips.)
Gifts To Charities
Donations to charities are deductible as itemized deductions. Prior to December 31, clean out your closets and donate your clothing and household items to a charitable organizations, as you can deduct these "non-cash" contributions based on their fair market values. Don't forget to get a receipt, and be sure to list the goods you donate, including the condition of each item. Under the new rules, only non-cash contributions in "good or better" condition count.
For gifts of money, making your donation by credit card before December 31, 2009, allows you to deduct the donation on this year's return, even if you don't pay your credit card bill until 2010. However, if you do pay by credit card and don't pay off the bill at the end of the month, remember that you will be paying interest on your donation – in effect, paying money to donate money. So, if it isn't worth the tax deduction, be very hesitant to use this method of payment for donations.
Finally, you always have the option of donating appreciated investments to charities. You get to claim your deduction based on the value of the assets donated, without paying any capital gains taxes on the appreciation. (Keep reading about donations in Deducting Your Donations, It Is Better To Give AND Receive and The Christmas Saints Of Wall Street.)
Pay Enough Taxes
If you are required to pay estimated taxes for the year, now is the time to take a look at your withholding tax to date and instruct your employer to take out additional taxes from your salary if you haven't had enough taxes withheld during the year. This will help to avoid getting hit with a penalty for underpayment of estimated taxes. Unfortunately, money is always tighter during the holiday season, so if you can't pay for the extra tax now, it may make sense to wait and be hit with the tax later.
Generally, you are required to make estimated tax payments for 2009, if:
- you expect to owe at least $1,000 in tax for 2009 after subtracting your withholding and credits and
- you expect your withholdings and credits to be less than the smaller of:
- 0% of your current year's tax liability or
- 100% (110% for people whose AGI exceeds a certain amount in 2008, depending on their tax filing status) of the prior year's tax liability.
(For more information, check out IRS Publication 505.)
Another way to cut your tax bill is to prepay your projected state tax shortfall if you'll be itemizing your deductions and will not be subject to the alternative minimum tax.
Sell Your Losers
Do you own any investments in your non-retirement accounts that have decreased in value? If so, consider selling some of your losers - your capital losses can offset the taxes owed on capital gains realized during the year, including capital gain distributions from your mutual funds. You can then claim up to $3,000 ($1,500 if you are married filing separately) in additional capital losses against your wages and other income. Any additional losses are carried forward to next year. Just make sure to wait at least 31 days before buying back a security sold at a loss, or the IRS may disallow the loss under the wash sale rules. (To find out more ways to cut your taxes, read Common Tax Questions Answered and Tax Tips For The Individual Investor.)
The Last Step
Before finalizing your year-end strategies, evaluate whether you'll save any taxes by postponing 2009 income or deductions into 2010 or by accelerating 2010 income or deductions into 2009 where possible.


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Wikileaks Denied A Speaking Opportunity At UN Conference About Wikileaks?
from the perhaps-someone-will-leak-a-pass? dept
Of course, Wikileaks doesn't come out of this looking very good either. In unfortunately typical overstatement from Wikileaks, it tries to paint this as some big censorship issue, but that seems like an exaggeration. UNESCO noted that Julian Assange's legal advisor is taking part, as are numerous news organizations that partnered with Wikileaks. Wikileaks complains that even if Assange's legal counsel will be on one panel, there's no Wikileaks representation on other panels. Now, if I were organizing the event, I might use that as an opportunity to invite direct representatives of the site... if only for the fact that it would draw more interest to many of the discussions. However, beyond the irony of telling Wikileaks it can't speak at an event about Wikileaks, it really seems like the site is trying to make a bigger deal out of this than is justified.


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Facebook has launched a new conversion measurement tool that measures the return on investment (ROI) of advertisements on the social network.
Businesses can track the performance of their advertisements on Facebook and see how many registrations or transactions are being driven from the website.
"Conversion measurement and optimisation can be used on all Facebook ads and sponsored stories, and in combination with any targeting capabilities," Facebook wrote in a blog post.
"Facebook conversion measurement is also the only solution that can report when a user views an ad on one device (e.g. mobile phone) but converts on another (desktop computer), which is useful for cross-platform ad campaigns."
The social network has also combined optimised cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM) with the conversion measurement tool so businesses can market products and services to people who are most likely to make a purchase.
"Beta tests have shown that when the conversion measurement tool [was] used with optimised ads, [it] reduced the cost-per-conversion by 40 per cent when compared to cost-per-click ads using the same budget."
Conversion measurement is available in power editor, ads manager and API partners on Facebook.
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See photos of commissioning of F47, INS Shivalik last year.
Photos Courtesy Indian Navy
See photos of commissioning of F47, INS Shivalik last year.
Photos Courtesy Indian Navy
Great news Shiv! May the Indian defence forces more get strong teeth and muscle like this to deal with the unque challenges of 21st century warfare.
and btw, this new template/color scheme looks much more cool!sign of more cool news to follow on this blog shortly 🙂
Finishing is not at all good just compare it with La Fayette class.
Good pics !! But colour scheme is not appealling…
I get tired of journos who should know better repeating in whole cloth the Indian Navy's lie, about this being a stealth ship. Every article says 'stealth frigate' as if it were religious mantra. It is NOT. I is barely reduced radar cross-section. It is about as stealthy as the lying from Eurofighter and Dassealt about their products. I do not hear anyone calling the Burks 'stealth destroyers'.
Hull fabrication looks so bad in comparison to Ins Shivalik (f47). it was much smoother overall & nicely carved in front portion. Disappointingly this is looking disaster… who ever worked on its fabrication must be punished….
Great news buddy. Keep us posted 🙂
while visual stealth is not in the same class as western efforts, I can see a huge improvement. The follow-on classes should be a lot better. The welds seem to have improved a lot.
Stealth means lower radar cross section, use of radar wave absorbing material. It seems everyone is interpreting the term stealth in their own ways.
Apart from India USA , USSR and Sweden have successfully designed and commissioned stealth warships. The detractors are requested to acknowledge India's indigineous ship building capability and not to make comments by looking at photographs , have patience till the ship is formally launched, compare with warships in the South East Asia region .
i am so happy sir …… at last this is on track ….its looking awesome a punch to Indian navy
its nice sir to see INS SATPURA btw what happen to its color may be on the day of commissioning it look nicer than INS SHIVALIK great work cheers
Dassault don't use the word stealth. They prefer "discret" which mean "low-observable" not stealth. (LOL)
So you cas say it is a "discret" ship. ^ ^
As I understand the Brahmos are not in the armament list of this ship. Are Brahmos so big.
Congrats to all concerned.
How good is Satpura against a Chinese submarine?
@Looping Same argument can be applied on 'stealth' planes as in that case too stealth means 'low observable'.
Or were you thinking that F-22 is invisible?
The P17 is an enlarged and modified version of the Talwar {Krivak III} Class frigates. It was jointly designed by the Naval Design Bureau (NDB) and Russia's Severnoye Project Design Bureau (Severnoye Proyektno-Konstruktorskoye Bjuro – SPKB). SPKB's design influence can be observed in the Delhi Class destroyers and Khukri / Kora Class corvettes. France's DCN International (DCNI) has been involved in this project as a consultant undertaking signature management studies.
The Navy seems to be knowing what it is doing . Can they pass this on to DRDO, HAL,NAL, etc etc etc ?
The P17 is sadly a dated design by today's standards. It's radars and avionics(Fregat, Ajanta EW suite) are of 80s vintage, its stealth features(no composite superstructure or modular masts) are 90s level and its propulsion system is highly ineffiecient(2 diesels + 2 gas turbine engines when similar Western frigates can make do with 2 diesels + 1 turbine in an electric propulsion system). And so on…
I believe the best approach to follow for the future would be to do what Australia did: Assign a reputed Western shipbuilder to come up with a cutting-edge design and build a batch of three frigates in EVERY MAJOR SHIPYARD in India including private ones like L & T, Pipavav and Bharti.
That way even if delivery is delayed we'll end up with a sufficeint number of modern vessels in the end.
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The Best and Worst Dressed of the Golden Globes
From Jennifer Lawrence in Dior (meh) to Lupita Nyong'o in Ralph Lauren (perfect), WSJ's Elizabeth Holmes shares her picks for the best and worst dressed of the 2014 Golden Globes.
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Jury convicts pair of enslaving mentally disabled woman in Ohio for 2 years with her child
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Two people in Ohio have been found guilty of enslaving a mentally disabled woman for two years with her young child.
Jurors in a Youngstown federal court handed down guilty verdicts Friday on charges including forced labor conspiracy against 27-year-old Jordie Callahan and 32-year-old Jessica Hunt.
But both were found not guilty of stealing the woman's government benefits and tampering with a witness.
Prosecutors say the woman was sexually and physically abused and forced to do housework. They say she and the child were threatened with a python or pit bulls.
Attorneys for the pair say the woman wasn't forced to stay in the house where they lived in the northern Ohio town of Ashland.
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