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Chilled out greys, blues and greens match this season's frosty weather but get yourself something bright for the sizzling summer nights that we all hope are coming in a few month's time. Grandad's aren't the only men to wear Cardigans these days. If you're reluctant to try one on for size then try a hooded version first to ease you into the trendy granddad look. Top fashion houses have been reworking the cardigan for a while now, so it's about time you gave it a go. They look hot worn with plain white Ts and loose fitting jeans. Jeans are a staple for both men and women's wardrobe. This season you need at least three types and these include the straight fit in a light wash, next the wide leg in a heavy wash and finally some stone wash slim fits. Men's fashion is now well and truly on the radar. 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"Just as much as this is my team," Wade said, "it's his team, too." On the surface, they couldn't seem more different. And some would also say Wade and Haslem both of whom will be free agents this summer, and could wind up going separate ways are exactly the same. Wade is the polished one, nattily attired after games in crisp shirts and perfectly knotted ties. Haslem is the more casual guy, jeans and tank tops suiting him fine. Wade doesn't have tattoos, Haslem has more than anyone could count in one sitting. Wade is the superstar with endorsement deals that make him millions, Haslem's deal with Converse ended last fall and he kept wearing their shoes. They are the leaders, plain and simple. Heat coach Erik Spoelstra insists they've never been better in that role, either. "I've gotten less texts this year than ever," Haslem said. "I've used less profanity this year than ever. And still, this is my best year being a leader. I guess that's what you call getting older, more experienced. I'm finding different ways to motivate guys, to channel my energy and my emotions. Everybody's not motivated the same. I can't approach every player the same way." It starts there. Changing approaches has become second nature to Haslem. A starter for most of his first six seasons (the exception being two thirds of his rookie campaign), Haslem came off the bench in each of his 78 appearances this year, making room for Michael Beasley to become the first stringer at power forward. Haslem's numbers barely changed; he averaged 28 minutes, 9.9 points and 8.1 rebounds, all just about in line with his career stats entering the year. Haslem finished the season with 21 double doubles, the most by an NBA reserve. The last time a reserve had more in a season was a decade ago, when Jerome Williams had 22 for Detroit. And when the Heat finished the year with 18 wins in 22 games, Haslem was right there with Wade as the big reason why. "He was as steady as anyone," Spoelstra said. "It's so easy as a professional when you lose some games or you're not meeting perceived expectations, it's easy to quit or go the other way or point fingers or make it about anything but the game. . He understood the big picture and understood that we needed him and Dwyane to be rock solid and lead the way for us to turn it around." Much like Wade, Haslem plays hurt, plays sick, doesn't like talking about injuries and hardly ever complains. The best reminder of that was in the 2006 NBA finals. Game 6 in Dallas, the night where the Heat won the title, Haslem came through with 17 points and 10 rebounds despite having his left shoulder tightly bandaged, an injury so serious he likely wouldn't have played if a championship hadn't been at stake. Wade absolutely stole the show in that series, putting up a dazzling display of offense and earning the NBA finals MVP. Ask him, though, and he'll be the first to say the Heat wouldn't have won that ring without Haslem. 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"Our work is not yet done," Obama told nearly 20,000 people who filled the street in front of the Wisconsin capital building. Both men campaigned in states they need to win. Romney was in Florida, Virginia, and New Hampshire, while Obama was trying to protect Wisconsin from a late breaking GOP challenge before heading to Iowa. And in an indication of just how all important Ohio was once again to the future occupancy of the White House, both candidates planned to be on the ground in Columbus in the evening for dueling rallies several hours and seven miles apart. The state has gone for the winner in every presidential election since 1964. Republican campaign officials said Romney was considering a possible return to Ohio on Tuesday. Without the state, he has to win nearly every other battleground state to defeat Obama. Both candidates were also hoping to benefit from some star power. Romney planned a final rally in the day's final hour in New Hampshire with Kid Rock while country rock performers The Marshall Tucker Band was joining him in Columbus. Obama had actors Samuel L. Jackson and Chris Rock doing urban radio interviews, "Mad Men" star Jon Hamm making calls in Colorado, rapper Jay Z joining him in Columbus and rock legend Bruce Springsteen as his traveling warm up act. "He promised me a ride on Air Force One," Springsteen said, strumming his guitar as he made a political pitch between songs. The rivals planned to appeal to pro football fans in the eleventh hour, taping interviews with ESPN's Chris Berman that will air during halftime of the Monday Night Football game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New Orleans Saints. Both candidates predicted the winner will be determined by which of their operations can get the most supporters to the polls. "This is going to be a turnout election," the president declared in an interview broadcast early Monday as he pleaded with urban radio listeners to get to the polls. On the edge of an airport runway in Lynchburg, Va., Romney called on his supporters to "make sure we get everyone we know out to vote on Election Day." ''Every single vote," he said, speaking within view of Liberty University and after its chancellor Jerry Falwell Jr. rallied the conservative faithful in the crowd. Obama raised the possibility of defeat as he pleaded with listeners of The Rickey Smiley Morning Show to get to the polls. "If we don't turn out the vote, we could lose a lot of the gains we've already made," Obama said. It was one of two of the president's radio interviews airing Monday aimed at turning out minority voters, the other with a Spanish language station in Ohio. The president is relying on black and Hispanic voters to help offset Romney's lead with white men in particular, but the risk for him is that some of those key supporters aren't as motivated to vote as they were in 2008. "Four years ago, we had incredible turnout and I know people were excited and energized about the prospect of making history," Obama said. "We have to preserve the gains we've made and keep moving forward." A final national N/Wall Street Journal Poll showed Obama getting the support of 48 percent of likely voters, with Romney receiving 47 percent. A Washington Post A News tracking poll had Obama at 49 and Romney at 48. A Pew Research Center poll released Sunday showed Obama with a 3 point point edge over Romney, 48 percent to 45 percent among likely voters. Obama dispatched former President Bill Clinton to Pennsylvania on Monday to keep the state in his column. First lady Michelle Obama went south to North Carolina and Florida. 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