Oakley Men's Crosshair 2.0 Polarized Metal Sunglasses

!#8# Oakley Men's Crosshair 2.0 Polarized Metal Sunglasses

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Slide on the Oakley Crosshair 2.0 Polarized Sunglasses when the sun peeks over the mountains to wake up the world. Durable Plutonite lenses filter out 100% of UV rays and minimize glare thanks to Oakley HDPolarized technology and Iridium lens coating (optional). Patented XYZ Optics ensure undistorted vision at all angles when you count on depth perception (like driving or cycling). The sturdy but lightweight metal frame features an Unobtainium jacket that grips better when drenched with sweat, and the Three-Point Fit holds the lenses where you want them at all times.

Product Features

• Frame: C-5 metal alloy
• Hinge: alloy
• Lens: Plutonite (polycarbonate)
• Interchangeable Lens: no
• Polarized: yes
• Face Size: medium
• Frame Measurements:
• Case Type:
• Nose Pads: yes
• Temple Pads: yes
• Recommended Use: casual, driving, beachwear
• Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year

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Barbie - The Crisis of the 50s

!±8± Barbie - The Crisis of the 50s

The most famous doll in the world reached 50 years in 2009 in an identity crisis and with a big falling on sales. Her lifestyle and slim silhouette - equivalent to a woman of 1.75m in height, 91.5 cm of bust, 45.7 cm of waist and 84 cm of hips - served as inspiration for hundreds of thousands of girls from all corners of the planet. Everyone wanted to be like her. At age 50, however, the blond doll of 28 cm already feels the weight of age. In the financial field, she was far from the phenomenon of the past. In 2008, her sales fell 9%, while the marketing of other dolls raised 11%, which was a direct result of the increasing competition and several strategic errors committed by Mattel. The main obstacle was the lack of agility to react to the arrival of more competitors tuned with the aspirations of the so-called Internet generation. An example of that is the success of Bratz, a teenager with big head and feet, platform heels and saucy pose. The character was quickly assimilated by adolescents who considered, in large measure, that Barbie was children play. The management of Mattel accused the coup.

They left aside the passive attitude and put in motion a real war operation. After all, Barbie alone represents 30% of Mattel total sales. Therefore, they created more deprived and ethnic versions of the doll, like the My Scene, and put the doll profile on MySpace and Facebook. They also launched a line of fashion dolls rather angry, inspired by hip-hop culture. The idea was to make this model a "version of combat" to stem the advance of her arch-rival. It did not work. Sales continued falling year after year. Without success in the marketing field, the management of Mattel changed tactics. They went for the courts against MGA, claiming that the designer Carter Bryant, father of the Bratz, had stolen the name and design of the doll collection of Mattel, when he worked there.

In 2005, the MGA was ordered to indemnify the company Mattel in $ 100 million. Besides the legal arena, Mattel also is preparing to react in the field of fashion dolls. To mark the fiftieth anniversary of Barbie, the company prepared a mega-march on the beginning of 2007, at the prestigious Fashion Week in New York. The choice of venue was due to the fact that her first public appearance took place at a toy fair in this city. The Big Apple Tour was in great style. Mattel invited 50 renowned designers to design pieces inspired by the doll. American designers like Vera Wang, the French Christian Louboutin, Calvin Klein, Diane Von Furstenberg and Tommy Hilfiger. Vera Wang has designed a sophisticated wedding dress that costs in the adult version, U.S. $ 15 000 or U.S. $ 159.99 in the body of BARBIE. Louboutin, in turn, presented a line of shoes inspired in the doll.

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!±8± Two hearts, Two minds, One adulation Chpt2 P1 (Justin Bieber adulation story)

*Justin* June 30th. Last day of recording before 2 months of vacation.I was going to my hometown, Stratford, to see my friends Chaz and Ryan .I couldn't wait to be a normal kid again, but for now I had to concentrate on my music.My thinking was cut by Scooter's voice. "Hellooooo...The earth's calling the Biebs, I'm repeating, The earth's calling the Biebs!." He said in a robot voice. I came back to normal. " Huh...?Hum yeah yeah....I'm here!" I said confused. "Come on one more time and you're done buddy!" He said tapping on my shoulder. I started singing once again.I was getting tired of singing for the day. [...] I finished singing and I was off to Stratford! I quickly went home to pack up my stuff.It took me less than 20 min.I I'm so use to traveling so it didn't take long to pack. "Ok mom! I'm ready, we can now go!" I took my luggage and 'Threw' it in the car. Of course my mom was coming with me.She was scared with the idea of me driving alone to Stratford.Plus she wanted to keep an eye on me.She knew me to well, I was going to do some silly stuff. We hit the road and....all I could remember was that I had fallen asleep.I was so tired from my work day.I woke up by a door closing.My mom was greeting Chaz parents outside.I realized we we're arrived!I jumped out of the car and also greeted them. "Is Chaz here?"I asked. "Yeah, I think he's playing video games with Ryan in his room." "Ok.Thanks!" I smiled. I went in front of his room and opened the door.I saw the two boys ...

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