Friday, March 26, 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Candide Thovex run at Vebier.
If I were the judge this should be number 1 in this contest.
Style, flow, agro...!
Style, flow, agro...!
Monday, March 22, 2010
Fixed bikes in Norway
Me and my friends has imported a small amount of fixed bikes. All the bikes are coming at the harbor this Thursday. STOKED!!! We will take some photos of the bikes and publish them at this blog and at www.sohobicycles.com and www.fixeds.com
These pages will be up and running over Easter.
So if you are interested in some fixed speed bikes, please contact me.
sohobike(at)gmail.com or thomaskmonsen(at)gmail.com
You rule!!!
These pages will be up and running over Easter.
So if you are interested in some fixed speed bikes, please contact me.
sohobike(at)gmail.com or thomaskmonsen(at)gmail.com
You rule!!!
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Nice riding from Anthony Boronowski
Nice riding from Anthony Boronowski
Something weird, I can’t get the whole format in the blogg. Double click in the movie box and you will go right over to youtube where you can se it in HD.
Something weird, I can’t get the whole format in the blogg. Double click in the movie box and you will go right over to youtube where you can se it in HD.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Me and my friends skating in Oslo, summer 09!
Skate from Tonsenhagen and Sognsvann from Eys on Vimeo.
Nice skating down from Tosenhagen in Oslo summer of 2009
Thank you Eystein for editing my movie.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Thursday, March 4, 2010
FOB, CIF, CFR nice to know when you are importing stuff
FOB, CIF, and CFR are all terms which relate to the delivery of the goods and they will affect the price of those goods.
FOB means Free On Board. This means that the goods will be deemed to be delivered to the Buyer at the point that the goods pass the ship's rail. Obviously, this will normally be as the goods are swung in their container onto the ship.
CIF means Cost, Insurance, and Freight. This means that the Seller is providing a price which includes the cost of the goods, the insurance of the goods for their journey to their destination port/unloading point, and the cost of the ocean freight or whichever method of freight is being used to transport the goods to the Buyer. Therefore, delivery of the goods when quoted CIF will usually take place at the port of unloading.
CFR is also sometimes termed as C&F. This means cost and freight, and is where the Seller is providing a price which includes the cost of the goods and of the freight, but NOT insurance. Therefore it is similar to CIF but does not include insurance of the goods on their journey to the Buyer.
If you need any further explanation for these or other terms, you might consider looking at P&O Maersk's useful guide at: http://www.maerskline.com/link/?page=brochure&path=/glossary
FOB means Free On Board. This means that the goods will be deemed to be delivered to the Buyer at the point that the goods pass the ship's rail. Obviously, this will normally be as the goods are swung in their container onto the ship.
CIF means Cost, Insurance, and Freight. This means that the Seller is providing a price which includes the cost of the goods, the insurance of the goods for their journey to their destination port/unloading point, and the cost of the ocean freight or whichever method of freight is being used to transport the goods to the Buyer. Therefore, delivery of the goods when quoted CIF will usually take place at the port of unloading.
CFR is also sometimes termed as C&F. This means cost and freight, and is where the Seller is providing a price which includes the cost of the goods and of the freight, but NOT insurance. Therefore it is similar to CIF but does not include insurance of the goods on their journey to the Buyer.
If you need any further explanation for these or other terms, you might consider looking at P&O Maersk's useful guide at: http://www.maerskline.com/link/?page=brochure&path=/glossary
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