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The Hytte was designed from the out set as a great "get together" venue for families and friends and has been adapted to meet the needs of guests with disabilities, ensuring all family members and friends can enjoy a holiday together.
Guests can be assured of our commitment to Access for All as we have been assessed by "The National Accessible Scheme" and have been awarded the highest level of "Access Exceptional" for mobility, achieving the standards for either independent wheelchair users or assisted wheelchair users and fulfils additional, more demanding requirements providing for several levels of mobility impairment. (With reference to the British Standard BS 8300:2001).
Typically provides key additional services and facilities to meet the needs of guests with a visual or hearing impairment.
We have received Regional and National Tourism Awards in recognition of our commitment to "Access for All"
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How Brands Become Icons By D. B. Holt
New$62.39
Distills the strategies used to create the world's most enduring brands into a fresh approach called "cultural branding". This book offers marketers and managers an alternative to conventional branding strategies, which often backfire when companies attempt to create identity brands.
How Brands Become Icons Summary
How Brands Become Icons: The Principles of Cultural Branding by D. B. Holt
Coca-Cola. Harley-Davidson. Nike. Budweiser. Valued by customers more for what they symbolize than for what they do, products like these are more than brands--they are cultural icons. How do managers create brands that resonate so powerfully with consumers? Based on extensive historical analyses of some of America's most successful iconic brands, including ESPN, Mountain Dew, Volkswagen, Budweiser, and Harley-Davidson, this book presents the first systematic model to explain how brands become icons. Douglas B. Holt shows how iconic brands create "identity myths" that, through powerful symbolism, soothe collective anxieties resulting from acute social change. Holt warns that icons can't be built through conventional branding strategies, which focus on benefits, brand personalities, and emotional relationships. Instead, he calls for a deeper cultural perspective on traditional marketing themes like targeting, positioning, brand equity, and brand loyalty--and outlines a distinctive set of "cultural branding" principles that will radically alter how companies approach everything from marketing strategy to market research to hiring and training managers. Until now, Holt shows, even the most successful iconic brands have emerged more by intuition and serendipity than by design. With How Brands Become Icons, managers can leverage the principles behind some of the most successful brands of the last half-century to build their own iconic brands. Douglas B. Holt is associate professor of Marketing at Harvard Business School.
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Douglas B. Holt is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at HBS. He is a respected scholar in the marketing arena.
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Leg of Lamb's off to Sydney to check out the Biennale and SafARI amongst other things so posts will be intermittment for the next week or so. In the mean time, here's Co-Artistic Director Gerald McMaster talking about the curatorial concept behind All our relations, the 18th Biennale of Sydney.
The flower paintings presented by the artist in Starkwhite's downstairs space are nice enough, but upstairs, Rudneva-Mckay's photographic treatments of similar still life subjects convey a subtlety lacking in her fin de siècle style scumbles. Of particular appeal is Blue vase and pink flowers, an exquisitely toned print resolute in its modesty and undeniable prettiness. (It's also the perfect antidote to Michael Parekowhai's popular 2001 Consolation of Philosophy series).
Unsurprisingly, Weston's solo show Parallax Views takes the concept of the parallax as a starting point. Referring to the apparent displacement of an object due to a change in the position of the observer, Weston translates the effect into sculptural objects that intersect with and divide the space through the employment of flat screens of colour. Slick.
Ai Weiwei has been ordered by Chinese officials to stay away from his own court hearing in Beijing tomorrow. Fined 15 million yuan last year for alleged tax evasion, the dissident artist will instead be sending his wife Lu Qing to contest the charges. His case is further hindered by the disappearance yesterday of his lawyer Liu Xiaoyuan, who was taken away by security officials and hasn't been seen since. The artist himself remains housebound, with over 30 police vehicles currently surrounding his studio (one of Ai's assistants was injured while attempting to document the scene). Despite this, the artist remains in good spirits, even posting photos of himself on Twitter in a decidedly too small police uniform.
Jeff Koons is no stranger to the world of fashion. In 2006 the artist collaborated with Stella McCartney on her Summer collection and last year shot an editorial for the September issue of Harpers Bazaar. His grinning mug even made it on to the cover of the January 'Art' issue of Harpers China.
The artist's latest sartorial venture is with fashion designer Lisa Perry, who Koons has teamed up with to create a capsule collection inspired by some of his key works (including the 1986 steel sculpture 'Rabbit'). But you better save your pennies if you fancy donning some artsy threads because they don't come cheap – dresses start at $2,000. Perhaps that's why Koons has thrown in a bangle option; a steal at only $300 a pop. Check out the full range here.


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Neha Dhupia On Balancing Work And Personal Life After Daughter Mehr
HomeEntertainmentNeha Dhupia On Balancing Work And Personal Life After Daughter Mehr
Neha Dhupia said, "Mehr has brought discipline in our (Angad and I) lives and my time management skills have become much better."
EntertainmentIndo-Asian News ServiceUpdated: October 26, 2019 13:45 IST
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Neha Dhupia said that Mehr accompanied her to the sets of her show
Neha talked about her wedding to Angad Bedi
It was very hectic for us to arrange wedding outfits: Neha
Actress Neha Dhupia says her daughter Mehr has taught her how to manage time. "Post the birth of my daughter, Mehr, we have learned how to manage time. She has brought discipline in our (Angad and I) lives and my time management skills have become much better," Neha said. Mehr is Neha and Angad Bedi's first child. They got married in 2018 and welcomed their daughter Mehr in November. The actress opened up about embracing motherhood in an episode of The Love Laugh Live Show, aired on Romedy Now.
When host Shibani Dandekar asked how she manages work life and a baby, Neha said: "I took Mehr on the sets of a show which I was shooting when she was three-months-old. At a point, we had to take a shot and at the same time Mehr was hungry and needed to be nursed. I had requested the crew to look away and asked the director to take a close up shot while I was feeding her."
Opening up about her hush-hush wedding ceremony, Neha said: "It was very hectic for us to arrange wedding outfits in such a short notice".
A post shared by Neha Dhupia (@nehadhupia) on Mar 18, 2019 at 7:14am PDT
"I went to a mall to buy clothes but three hours before the mehendi ceremony, I couldn't arrange for the perfect outfit. I was shattered and was indulging on cupcakes in the middle of the mall but somehow we managed! We bought our wedding clothes on a returnable basis from the designers. That's the best thing actually, as I don't think I have enough space to keep that lehenga," she said.
Angad says he was a different man before he tied the knot with Neha. "I was a commitment-phobic before getting married to Neha," Angad said.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
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50% Tempranillo, 50% Garnacha from Rioja, Spain.
SRP of $12 and available at that price. Sample received courtesy Rioja Wine for review purposes.
"La Vendimia, which signifies 'the harvest,' represents the quality potential of Spanish jovens, or wines that have been aged for less than six month in oak barrels. Made by the famed Spanish winemaker, Alvaro Palacios (whose father founded the Palacios Remondo winery), La Vendimia is a blend of Spain's two original star varieties, Tempranillo and Garnacha. Meant to drink now through the next four years, this consumer-friendly wine can be served slightly chilled and is the perfect accompaniment to any dish.
Rioja, Spain has a history of winemaking that goes back well over 1,000 years. Today the region produces about 300 million liters per year, 90% of which is red. And of this, Tempranillo (a grape native to this area) is the undisputed champion. But this is Spain which means Garnacha is also very popular. And today's wine combines both of those varieties into a tasty little number.
The 2009 Palacios Remondo La Vendimia begins with lots of berry aromas (raspberry mainly), rose petals and some herbal notes. When tasting the raspberry flavors from the nose carry over and there are also some black currant, plum and oak notes. The wine has a bit of a meaty/chewy texture. The "official" tasting notes I read (which rarely seem all that accurate) said it had a hint of fennel and sure enough it does. The finish is of medium length with a little spice and smoke.


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Belvedere casts Bond actress in new campaign
11 September 2015 By Amy Hopkins
Belvedere vodka is continuing its James Bond association with the launch of a new advertising campaign starring actress Stephanie Sigman, who features in the franchise's latest Spectre film...


Prior to 1990, the City of Pacifica had not been aware that several specific neighborhoods within their boundaries qualified for federal funding for purposes of aircraft noise sound insulation. CKSA represented the City in meetings with the FAA and was instrumental in successfully acquiring available AIP grants. The City was awarded their first grant in 1991.
CKSA managed the program for the City of Pacifica and provided program administration staff to the City with responsibilities that included scheduling, monitoring and reviewing all work, preparing FAA Reimbursement Outlay requests, performing Davis-Bacon compliance interviews and reviewing contractor certified payroll records, and representing the City in Single Audits.


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James Liotta: Hi. I'm James Liotta, the president of Prominence Capital. Shortly after graduating college, I decided to make a change from my undergraduate studies, and sports medicine, to finance. Started my career with UBS Paine Webber in 2002, being then recruited by Marry Lynch and later by Wells Fargo Investments.
My experience with large Wall Street firms and commitment to helping clients, drove me to open my own independent practice, free of corporate initiatives and conflicts of interests.
I'm motivated by intellectual curiosity, and a passion to learn, so that I can best serve my clients. I've achieved a great deal educationally and continuously look to achieve more, making wealth management the perfect profession for my curiosity.
Outside of work, my family is the most important part of my life. There's nothing better than spending time with my wife, and three children. I'm also passionate about medical care and supporting the medical community, as I currently serve on the board of governors at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
My favorite activities are skiing, spending time in the mountains, and cooking. In our practice, we adhere fully to the fiduciary standard. That is something that is extremely important to me, and I wanted to provide unbiased advice, free of conflicts of interest, that come with corporate initiatives and commission driven models inherent at large firms.
Fiduciary standard of care, putting my clients first, is the foundation of why I built Prominence Capital. We let clients know that we utilize all forms of communication, including in-person meetings, telephone calls and emails.
If I cannot be reached directly on my office line or my direct mobile line my assistant, Christine, is there to answer questions and help with servicing needs. One of the first things I try to help my clients understand is, that although the end product might look similar to what large firms are doing for clients, there is a difference.
Using investment advisory contracts, investment policies statements and informational invoices, are just some of the things that clients that come to me often have not had experience with.
They tend to enjoy knowing that there is a process behind everything, including full disclosure of our fees and compensation. Having the certified financial planning professional, certified private wealth adviser and an in-credited investment fiduciary help them understand that I understand people in transition.
We don't just understand the needs of accumulators of wealth, but also those who want to preserve and distribute their wealth. Many of my clients are often shocked to hear me say that wealth management isn't just about growing wealth. It's about enjoying it and spending it too.
I pride myself on being one of the first people my clients will call when they need advice in services of others that are in my network. It's very comforting for my clients to know that they can make a call to me, and I'm all hands on deck to help them with referrals to CPA's, attorneys, insurance professionals, real estate specialists and more.
Our ideal clients are either in transition in their lives, small business owners, entrepreneurs, executives and pre- and post-retirees. If you're interested in learning more, book time to speak with me today.
James Liotta: Hi. I'm James Liotta, the president of Prominence Capital. I started my career in large brokerage firms and navigating bank systems. I know that there are fine people that work in those institutions, but I believe the fiduciary standard is the most appropriate for all clients.
Most large brokerage firms and banks employ salespeople whose primary focus are corporate initiatives and the goals of the corporation. They are not bound by the fiduciary standard, which would always require them to put the client's best interest first.
I believe that if you can educate clients, their experience will ultimately improve. This is the reason why I'm a fee-only fiduciary adviser, in which I'm not being compensated from anywhere else other than by the client.
Our clients know exactly what they are paying, and many of them enjoy understanding more through our detailed invoices and disclosures. Often when I meet with a new client and do an analysis of their portfolio, I find that they are able to save significant dollars in fees and other charges that they aren't always aware of.
We have cost conversations upfront as there is no worse time for fee conversations than during a poor market environment. It's important for our clients to understand that I am a business owner, and not a sales person whose job might be to push clients for a commission-oriented arrangement.
I typically find myself explaining to a new client the benefits of being a fiduciary as they don't always know the difference between a fiduciary and a non-fiduciary. When I provide clients with our disclosures and privacy statements, clients start to see the merits of a fiduciary, and the benefits they are receiving as a result.
Large firms tend to have large marketing budgets, above and beyond those of small firms, so they can control the narrative more so than firms of a modest size, downplaying the importance of a fiduciary adviser.
As an example, I conduct a portfolio review with all of our potential new clients. I cover exactly what they are paying to their current adviser, adviser's firm, and the internal fees they are paying as well. Based on our conversations, we go over a risk profile to assess a client's comfort level with certain investments and get a better understanding of their ideal portfolio.
This entire picture starts to resonate as a result of these meetings, and I've often won business directly because of the topics we cover during this time. Once clients see it's possible to achieve the required returns with lower fee structure, it tends to resonate in a very big way.
My commitment to financial education is strong for all of our clients. We want to create a strong understanding of investments for them. When people know the quality of service that we provide, they can genuinely understand the benefits of working with our firm.
James Liotta: Hi. I'm James Liotta, the president of Prominence Capital. The investment philosophy that I use is to develop the most conservative portfolio appropriate to attain client's goals and objectives. This isn't always tied to a client's risk tolerance. We want to understand both the needs and goals of the client alongside their risk tolerance.
Oftentimes, we see that a client's risk tolerance and their goals aren't always in concert. We work with our clients on identifying these differences to generate customized solutions. We're constantly looking at portfolio risk management, so that the client has the greatest opportunity to generate the rate of return needed to meet their goals.
We'll use a globally diversified portfolio comprised of equities, fixed income, additional asset classes and actively manage it over time.
We also look at asset location strategies to maintain tax efficiency for our clients, which can include investments that are taxed at the higher income tax rates being held in tax deferred and tax-free accounts, such as IRAs.
A core portfolio is generated for the client, which predominantly uses ETFs that are low-cost and tradable. We can customize these solutions and be very tactical in our approach. We can also overweight certain areas of a portfolio where we think we can generate extra returns at the right level of risk.
After we've created a core portfolio using the ETF strategy of broadly diversified global investments, we would then look for opportunities for generating a return in other areas. These could be single stock selection, direct investment, tax-free municipal bonds or other investment ideas. Our goal is to keep the fees for our clients low and reduce tax ramifications by using appropriate asset location and tax efficient investments.
Our portfolios typically have exposure to international and domestic markets in both equity and often, fixed income. We look as much at liquidity for our securities we select as we do the cost structure, risk characteristics, and the benefits they provide.
Clients take comfort in knowing that all of our portfolios are designed to be specific to each investor. We don't offer a 60-40 model that fits everyone's needs, for example. Though our clients may have similar investment mixes, none of them are identical to those of another, as each client situation is different and unique to them.
If you're interested in learning more, book time to speak with me today.


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Derrick Henry records historic performance for Tennessee Titans
Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry runs for a touchdown during an NFL game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday, Dec. 6, 2018, at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Mark Zaleski)AP
By Mark Inabinett | minabinett@al.com
If all Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry had to show for his outing against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday was his 99-yard run, he'd have had a memorable night.
Henry became the second player in NFL history to run 99 yards on a play from scrimmage in the second quarter of the Titans' 30-9 victory in the AFC South game in Nashville.
But the former Alabama All-American did a lot more than that.
Henry ran for 238 yards and four touchdowns on 17 carries. He became the first player in the NFL's Super Bowl era to run for at least 200 yards and four touchdowns on 20 or fewer carries.
Henry's rushing total ranks 19th for a single game in NFL history. It's the second-most for an Alabama alumnus in an NFL game, behind the 266 yards of Shaun Alexander for the Seattle Seahawks against the Oakland Raiders on Nov. 11, 2001.
Henry scored on 3-yard run to open the scoring with 9:30 left in the first half before breaking his 99-yard run with 7:07 left in the first half. Henry's record-tying run came on the first play after the Titans had stopped the Jaguars on a fourth-and-goal snap at the Tennessee 1-yard line.
Derrick Henry powers to NFL's second 99-yard run
The former Alabama All-American became the second player in NFL history to run 99 yards from scrimmage.
In the third quarter, Henry scored on runs of 16 and 54 yards.
Derrick Henry reached 21.74 MPH on his 54-yard touchdown run, the fastest speed by a ball carrier on a touchdown run this season.#TitanUp pic.twitter.com/TQy9HOaJ34
— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) December 7, 2018
Henry broke the franchise record for rushing yards in a game, eclipsing the 228 gained by Chris Johnson against the Jaguars in 2009.
Congrats @kinghenry_2
— Chris Johnson (@ChrisJohnson28) December 7, 2018
Henry became the first Tennessee player to run for four touchdowns in a game. He tied the franchise single-season record for rushing TDs established by Earl Campbell in 1978 and equaled by Lorenzo White in 1990, when the Titans were still the Houston Oilers.
Henry was one of the nine players from Alabama high schools and colleges on the active rosters of the teams:
· Titans linebacker Daren Bates (Auburn) played but did not record any stats.
· Malcolm Butler (West Alabama) started at cornerback for the Titans, made four tackles and broke up two passes.
· Marcell Dareus (Huffman, Alabama) started at nose tackle for the Jaguars and made one tackle.
· Titans linebacker Rashaan Evans (Alabama) made five tackles. One of his stops came on fourth-and-goal at the Tennessee 1-yard line when he tackled Jacksonville running back Leonard Fournette for no gain to preserve the Titans' 7-2 lead.
· Ronnie Harrison (Alabama) started at strong tackle for the Jaguars and had five tackles and his first NFL interception.
Check out Ronnie Harrison's first NFL interception
After getting his first sack on Sunday, the former Alabama DB got his first NFL interception on Thursday night.
· Ben Jones (Bibb County) started at center for the Titans.
· Titans safety Brynden Trawick (Troy) made two tackles on special teams.
· Jaguars running back T.J. Yeldon (Daphne, Alabama) had a 7-yard run and caught a 10-yard pass.
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While the Jaguars dropped to 4-9 after playing in the AFC title game last season, the Titans improved to 7-6 as they scramble to earn a spot in the AFC postseason field. Tennessee visits the New York Giants on Dec. 16 for its next game, then closes the regular season with home games against the Washington Redskins and Indianapolis Colts.
Tennessee Titans cornerback Malcolm Butler (21) breaks up a pass intended for Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Donte Moncrief during an NFL game on Thursday, Dec. 6, 2018, at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/James Kenney)AP
Mark Inabinett is a sports reporter for Alabama Media Group. Follow him on Twitter at @AMarkG1.
Tennessee Titans inside linebacker Rashaan Evans (54) stops Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Cody Kessler during an NFL game on Thursday, Dec. 6, 2018, at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/James Kenney)AP


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Minnesota Lemon Law
The Minnesota lemon law protects consumers who purchase vehicles with defects that significantly interfere with operation of the vehicle, or otherwise make cars unsafe to drive.
Under the car lemon law, the manufacturer has a duty to repair or replace a vehicle if the consumer follows the appropriate procedures.
In most cases, the manufacturer resolves disputes quickly and easily using an informal mediation program. With this program, consumers present their cases to mediators who ultimately decide whether to award a refund to the consumer or a replacement vehicle.
Consumers may appeal the mediator's decision in court, and may enlist the help of a lemon law attorney to help them through the process.
Keep reading for more information on the lemon law buyback program, and how it can help consumers get a refund or a replacement vehicle for cars with major defects.
What is the Lemon Law in Minnesota?
In Minnesota, lemon laws provide protection for consumers who end up buying vehicles with significant defects. The used car lemon law applies to new and lightly used cars or trucks that have been purchased or leased in the state.
It also applies to the motor vehicle portion of recreational vehicles (RV). In the state, the attorney general's office regulates the laws, and oversees the mediation process related to lemon vehicles.
Under used car laws, manufacturers must provide either a refund or replacement for cars determined to be lemons.
Does the Minnesota Lemon Law apply to used cars?
Both new and used vehicles are covered by the Minnesota lemon law. To qualify, vehicles must be used at least 40 percent of the time for personal use. Used vehicles are covered, as long they it is still under the original manufacturer's warranty.
How does the Lemon Law work in Minnesota?
Although there is no formal 30 day lemon law for used cars, under the law, manufacturers have a duty to repair any vehicle that meets specific criteria.
The state lemon law requires manufacturers to repair a vehicle if the defect is covered under warranty, and the car is within the warranty period. Even if the warranty period has expired, the manufacturer must repair the vehicle if the problem was reported within two years of the original delivery date.
If a car has significant defects, the manufacturer must offer a refund or replace the vehicle. Customers may receive a refund under the state lemon car law if the following conditions have been met:
The manufacturer has been unable to repair the car after four or more attempts
One unsuccessful repair attempt that has caused a complete failure of the braking or steering system that renders the vehicle too dangerous to operate
The vehicle has been out of service more than 30 cumulative months for a warranty repair
How to Request a Refund or Replacement Under the Minnesota Lemon Law Warranty
Under the federal lemon law, MN consumers must first provide written notice to the manufacturer or its authorized agent of their request.
The letter must clearly state their concerns and the consumer's intent to resolve the dispute under Minnesota lemon law procedures. Consumers must also provide the following information in the letter:
Name, address and contact information
Date of purchase or lease
The specific defect being reported
Dates of all repair attempts
A statement that problem still exists
A request for the company's arbitration procedures
To assist with their cases, consumers should retain copies of the purchase orders or lease agreements, receipts for repairs and all communication related to the defect in question.
Receipts for all repairs must include the date the vehicle was brought to the shop and the date it was ready to be returned to the consumer.
The manufacturer may require consumers to follow an informal mediation process before issuing a refund or replacement. Following the manufacturer's mediation process may help consumers resolve their lemon law disputes without resorting to lengthy legal procedures.
Consumers who do not have success with the manufacturer dispute process may then file a lawsuit.
Items Refunded Under the Lemon Car Law in Minnesota
The Minnesota car lemon law requires manufacturer to refund all costs associated with the purchase of the vehicle. By lemon law definition and guidelines, the refund must include the full purchase price of the vehicle, taxes, license fees and vehicle registration fees.
The manufacturer must also refund costs for towing and rental car expenses. Manufacturers may deduct from the refund an amount that accounts for time the consumer was able to operate the vehicle.
Minnesota Lemon Law Lawyers
Minnesota lemon law attorney assistance can help consumers navigate the arbitration process. During mediation, consumers have the right to give an oral presentation concerning their cars' defects.
Lemon law attorneys can help consumers prepare documentation, communicate with the manufacturer and appear at formal arbitration meetings. Attorney fees are not refunded if the manufacturer offers to replace the vehicle.
The mediation is not a legal proceeding, and the ruling of the mediator is not binding – unless agreed to by the consumer. If consumers are not happy with the decision, they may consult with a lemon car lawyer to file a lawsuit.
Additional New and Used Car Laws in Minnesota
In Minnesota, the lemon law allows consumers the right to an independent appraisal if the manufacturer states that there is no defect. The new car lemon law states that consumers must pay for the appraisal at their cost and no refund for the appraisal is rewarded.
If the consumer is dissatisfied with the mediation decision, he or she may file a lawsuit. Consumers have six months to appeal a mediation agreement in court, while the company has only 30 days to file an appeal.
However, if the court finds that the state or the manufacturer acted in bad faith, the other party may be awarded up to three times the actual damages.
How to Tell if Your New Car is a Lemon in Minnesota
Under the state lemon law, your car is likely a lemon if it fails four attempts to fix a chronic defect. If deemed a lemon, you can take the steps to seek reparations in the form of a refund or a buyback. To date, vehicle models such as the following have been flagged as common car lemons:
Chevrolet: Cruze and Silverado
Dodge: Challenger
GMC: Arcadia
Ford: Focus and Escape
Jeep: Wrangler and Cherokee
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Built with the professional user in in the studio in mind (hence the name), the Area 48 Studio has a 48V power supply that accepts 100-240 VAC current and is more stable than the standard 10-20V version, allowing 0-100% dimming locally on the fixture, or remotely via 16-bit, 4-channel DMX. The light has a low-heat output that's equivalent to a 1200W tungsten flood light while consuming only 122W which translates to low operating costs and a fast return on investment.


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Q: Finding the closest target in a group of enemies with 3 different tags I have a two-sided game, where turrets need to find the closest targets with specific tags.
LeftPlayer has 3 tags for 3 different enemy types.
RightPlayer has 3 tags for 3 different enemy types.
So a total of 6 tags, 3 for each Player.
Currently I'm using the FindClosestTarget method from Udemy's RealmRush course, which works almost right, but sadly both side's turrets target all 6 enemy types. That is why I'm trying to find a solution that uses tags.
I can give example of the forementioned Udemy RealmRush method, which might be salvagable and split into separate scripts for each side, but I don't know how to do so. The script also contains my commented out failed attempt at making it tag-based. Wherever I looked for solutions, I've only found examples for one tag, which also refuses to work. If you think that can be saved easier than the current version, I'm more than happy to do just that.
using Vector3 = UnityEngine.Vector3;

public class TargetLocator : MonoBehaviour
{
    [SerializeField] Transform weapon;
    [SerializeField] ParticleSystem projectileParticles;
    [SerializeField] float range = 1.5f;
    [SerializeField] Transform enemy;

    //public GameObject Target;
    public float maxDistance;

    void Update()
    {
        /*Target = FindClosestEnemy();

        range = Vector3.Distance(transform.position, Target.transform.position);

        if (maxDistance < range)
        {
            FindClosestEnemy();
        }*/

        FindClosestTarget();
        AimWeapon();
    }

    /*public GameObject FindClosestEnemy()
    {
        Enemy[] enemies;
        enemies = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("LeftBrute");
        GameObject closest;
        float maxDistance = Mathf.Infinity;
        Vector3 position = transform.position;

        foreach (Enemy enemy in enemies)
        {
            Vector3 diff = enemy.transform.position - position;
            float currentDistance = diff.sqrMagnitude;
            if (currentDistance < maxDistance)
            {
                closest = Target;
                maxDistance = currentDistance;
            }
        }

        return Target;
    }*/

    void FindClosestTarget()
    {
        Enemy[] enemies = FindObjectsOfType<Enemy>();
        Transform closestTarget = null;
        float maxDistance = Mathf.Infinity;

        foreach (Enemy enemy in enemies)
        {
            float targetDistance = Vector3.Distance(transform.position, enemy.transform.position);

            if (targetDistance < maxDistance)
            {
                closestTarget = enemy.transform;
                maxDistance = targetDistance;
            }
        }

        enemy = closestTarget;
    }

    public void AimWeapon()
    {
        float maxDistance = Vector3.Distance(transform.position, enemy.transform.position);

        if (maxDistance < range)
        {
            weapon.LookAt(enemy.transform.position);
            Attack(true);
        }
        else
        {
            Attack(false);
            Debug.Log("Target not found");
        }
    }

    public void Attack(bool isActive)
    {
        var emissionModule = projectileParticles.emission;
        emissionModule.enabled = isActive;
    }
}

A: it is not entirely clear why different tags should be used for all types of enemies. It would be better to use inheritance or interfaces, but, according to your request - if you want to use a search by three different tags in the method - then implement a search by three tags in it.
public void FindClosestEnemy()
    {
        List<GameObject> nearestEnemies = new List<GameObject>();
        GameObject lastAddedEnemy = null;
        GameObject enemyTemp = null;

        float maxDistance = Mathf.Infinity;
        Vector3 position = transform.position;

        enemyTemp = FindNearestWithTag("LeftBrute_1"); // your tag name
        if (enemyTemp != null && enemyTemp != lastAddedEnemy)
        {
            nearestEnemies.Add(enemyTemp);
            lastAddedEnemy = enemyTemp;
        }

        enemyTemp = FindNearestWithTag("LeftBrute_2"); // your tag name
        if (enemyTemp != null && enemyTemp != lastAddedEnemy)
        {
            nearestEnemies.Add(enemyTemp);
            lastAddedEnemy = enemyTemp;
        }

        enemyTemp = FindNearestWithTag("LeftBrute_3"); // your tag name
        if (enemyTemp != null && enemyTemp != lastAddedEnemy)
        {
            nearestEnemies.Add(enemyTemp);
            lastAddedEnemy = enemyTemp;
        }

        foreach (var enemy in nearestEnemies)
        {
            Vector3 diff = enemy.transform.position - position;
            float currentDistance = diff.sqrMagnitude;
            if (currentDistance < maxDistance)
            {
                enemyTemp = enemy;
                maxDistance = currentDistance;
            }
        }

        Target = enemyTemp;
    }

    private GameObject FindNearestWithTag(string tagName)
    {
        GameObject[] enemies;
        enemies = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag(tagName);
        GameObject closest = null;
        float maxDistance = Mathf.Infinity;
        Vector3 position = transform.position;

        foreach (var enemy in enemies)
        {
            Vector3 diff = enemy.transform.position - position;
            float currentDistance = diff.sqrMagnitude;
            if (currentDistance < maxDistance)
            {
                closest = enemy;
                maxDistance = currentDistance;
            }
        }

        return closest;
    }

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Intel has stopped dancing around the issue and confirmed in a tweet, as noted by Engadget, that it will be making discrete GPUs and that they will be here by 2020.
This means the company known for making the most popular computer processors available will now be competing with AMD and graphics giant Nvidia, in the discrete space. Intel isn't exactly a stranger to GPUs. Because the majority of Intel's CPUs have integrated graphics it, technically, has more GPUs in the wild than either Nvidia or AMD.
But those companies are known for their GPUs that can render 3D objects and big video files with aplomb. If you want to game, or work with CAD files, or even just make a big, nice 4K video, then you want to invest in a discrete card from Nvidia or AMD, not use the built-in graphics provided by Intel.
Which is why Intel's been eyeing the discrete GPU waters and trying to figure out when's best to jump in. We've known that for a while, even if Intel itself has been mum on the details. First there was the major hiring of Raja Koduri back in November 2017.
Koduri came to Intel from AMD and was hired explicitly to start making better graphics for Intel. But he wasn't the only hire. Intel also snapped up Koduri's former AMD colleague, Jim Keller, back in April.
Keller, we've presumed, was hired to deal with Intel's CPUs, the development of which has stagnated over the last few years. But Keller did major work at AMD creating AMD's silicon substrate, Infinity Fabric. This substrate has allowed AMD CPUs to scale to massive 32-core processors, and it's also allowed AMD to better integrate its CPUs and GPUs — which resulted in the wicked fast Ryzen 5 2400G back in February.
He knows how to make CPUs and GPUs talk to each other, which is something Intel's been experimenting with too, as evidenced by the G-Series Intel processors launched in March. Those processors were an Intel CPU and an AMD GPU crammed onto the same chip. So maybe Keller isn't fixing Intel's CPUs, but helping to develop its GPUs and the way they integrate with the CPUs.


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PUBG gets new sound changes in latest update
Ollie Green
In the most recent PUBG update, a number of big sound changes were added to help players hear where shots and sounds made by other players were coming from. Here is a look at all of the changes and how they have impacted gameplay in a positive way.
New PUBG Sound Changes – Here Is How They Work
With the latest update, new functions have been implemented to what PUBG Corp. calls the HRTF, or Head Related Transfer Function. This plugin is used to help players understand where directional sounds are coming from. Previously, this plugin could only help with player footsteps, explosions, and weapon reloads. Perhaps the most important sound, other player's gunshots, were not picked up by this plugin.
Without the gunshots working with the plugin, players could still tell the general area of gunshot sounds – you'd get a sense of whether they were coming from the left or the right, but never more than that.
With the new changes, enemy gunshots now go through the HTRF plugin, which means it will be far easier to tell where players are shooting from. With these changes, you can now tell if an enemy is above or below you, and you can also tell when a player is directly behind you or in front of you. Overall, sound from players' gunshots can be pinpointed in all angles, whether it's left, right, in front, behind, up, down, or anywhere in between.
This seems like a small update, but it's actually massive. Visual cues in games have always been very important, but when they don't work right it can give false information to the player. In a competitive setting, it is crucial that sound is as clear as possible – it cannot be misleading.
PUBG Sound Changes Still Need Work
Whilst these recent sound changes in PUBG are great to see, many players have mentioned that the overall sound quality of weapon firing has now been messed up. Players are reporting that sounds are playing out garbled or less defined than they did before previously. PUBG Corp. mentioned that they are aware of these problems and they will be working carefully to pinpoint the issue and find a fix for them.
Once again, it's great to see progress towards better audio quality in PUBG – let's just hope that they can iron out the current issues the sound profile has laid out. Many PUBG players are complaining that PUBG Corp. wasn't transparent enough with the sound changes.
There was nothing in the update patch notes that made players aware of the sound changes and it wasn't until the community started talking about it that PUBG Corp. wrote a post to explain the changes in detail. Generally speaking, PUBG Corp. has been very communicative with the PUBG community, so whilst small things like this may slip through the cracks, they're always willing to share their plans and thoughts on the development progress of the game.
Hopefully, PUBG will continue to get more refined as time goes on. Optimizations for graphics, performance, networking, and sound are much needed.


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Q: angularjs calling a function from inside a controller pokeApp.controller('mycontroller', function($scope, $routeParams){

   // part 1: // why would this not work
   $scope.myFunc();

   $scope.myFunc = function(){
       console.log("Hi !");
   }

   // part 2: // why would this not work

  this.helloWorld();
  this.helloWorld = function(){
       console.log("Hello World");
  }
}

Hi
My question is why would these 2 things not work; i mean either are either in the controller or in the scope. I know i can call a function simply defined 'function helloWorld(){...}'
thanks !

A: You're calling the function before it has been defined. Change your code to:
   $scope.myFunc = function(){
       console.log("Hi !");
   }
   $scope.myFunc();

A: You expected function hoisting to happen:

    myFunct();

    function myFunct() {
        alert('hey');
    }

this would work.
But this wouldn't:

myFunct();

var myFunct = function() {
    alert('hey');
}

The similar case is going on with the controller scope property, which behaves exactly as a regular variable in this case, means no hoisting happens.
You'll find some great explanations about hoising here: var functionName = function() {} vs function functionName() {}.

So, to make everything in your original code work using the hoisting feature, it should look like this:
pokeApp.controller('mycontroller', function($scope, $routeParams){

   // part 1:
   myFunc();

   function myFunc(){
       console.log("Hi !");
   }

   // part 2:

  helloWorld();
  function helloWorld(){
       console.log("Hello World");
  }
}

Or, a little hacky way to maintain scopes:
pokeApp.controller('mycontroller', function($scope, $routeParams){

   // part 1:
   $scope.myFunc = myFunc; // this is the key, assigns a hoisted function value
                           // to the $scope object property which is then ready
   $scope.myFunc();

   function myFunc(){
       console.log("Hi !");
   }

   // part 2:
  this.helloWorld = helloWorld;
  this.helloWorld();
  function helloWorld(){
       console.log("Hello World");
  }
}

Here's a snippet showing that in action:

    var myObj = {};
    myObj.f = myFunct;
    myObj.f();

    function myFunct() {
        alert('yay, it still works!');
    }

A: You can use hoisting to do this:
app.controller('MainCtrl', function($scope) {

  $scope.myFunc = myFunc;
  $scope.myFunc();

  function myFunc(){
    console.log("Hi !");
  }

});

plunk
Heare is good article about it - http://www.adequatelygood.com/JavaScript-Scoping-and-Hoisting.html
P.S.
Actually I can't see any reasons to do so in real practice...


Shereen Varma, the manager of Kiddy Winks in Manurewa discusses the Government's announcement of a target increasing the number of ECE staff who are qualified from 50 per cent, to 100 per cent after 2022.
Education Minister Chris Hipkins has told Cabinet that increased monitoring, including unannounced inspections of childcare centres, "may result in a reduction of the number of providers, at least in the short term".
"There is the possibility that the recommendations in the draft strategic plan will increase the cost of operating for early learning services, which may result in a reduction in the services available, or some centres passing on this cost through increases in fees to parents," he said in a Cabinet paper.
The cost would be around $300 million a year, or up to $3.5 billion over 10 years, but Hipkins has told Cabinet that this would be "subject to the availability of funding".
Non-profit centres such as Kiddy Winks in Manurewa, which already have 100 per cent qualified teachers, have welcomed the plan as a financial relief after plans by Helen Clark's Labour Government to pay more to centres with fully qualified staff were scrapped by Sir John Key's National Government after 2008.
"That would be fantastic," said Kiddy Winks manager Shereen Varma.
"It's been really difficult for us to manage in the last few years, running a very tight budget and doing some fundraising things to keep providing for that extra funding."
"The 100 per cent debate removes the opportunity for services to have a mixed teaching team that satisfies the needs of their community," he said.
It quotes Education Review Office (ERO) findings that 31 per cent of services have "limited or no focus on supporting children's oral language learning" and 44 per cent were only "somewhat responsive in enabling infants and toddlers to become competent and confident communicators and explorers".
• Lifting required staffing for infants under age 2 from 1:5 to 1:4 by 2022, and doubling staffing for 2-year-olds from 1:10 to 1:5 "in the longer term". There would be no change in the 1:10 ratio for children aged 3 and 4.
• A higher funding rate for centres with 100 per cent qualified staff. Hipkins proposes a target that 60 per cent of teacher-led services should have 100 per cent qualified staff by 2022.
• Banning service providers from opening new centres if they have existing centres with provisional or suspended licences or ERO reviews within less than the standard three-yearly cycle.
• A "rigorous programme of monitoring, including unannounced visits by the Ministry of Education or the ERO".
To attract the required extra teachers into early childhood, the plan proposes "improved teacher salaries and conditions" and expanded training scholarships.
Hipkins told Cabinet that the plan would cost $35m a year for the higher staffing ratio under age 2, a further $105m a year to double the staffing ratio for 2-year-olds and $130m a year for "more consistent pay and conditions", plus another $170m over the next 10 years ($17m a year) for all other proposals.
Although Hipkins warned that this could mean higher fees, the plan says: "It is the intention of this draft plan that affordability for parents will be maintained, or improved improved in those cases where affordability is a barrier to attendance.
"The expectation is that for these recommendations to go ahead, additional investment from Government would be required."
It also proposes "co-designing" new funding models to support ngā kōhanga reo and playcentres.


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Which Gold Miners Offer Long-Term Production Growth?
By Anuradha Garg
Long-term production growth
After years of cutting back on sustained capital expenditure, gold miners have started to refocus on production growth as gold prices (GLD) remain buoyant in 2016. Increased exploration and capital expenditure budgets have been the key themes of miners' earnings in 2016 so far. Sustained growth is one of the prerequisites for sustainable outperformance over the long term.
Strong project pipeline
Newmont Mining (NEM) expects its 2016 gold production to be between 4.8 million–5.0 million ounces. Production in 2017 is expected to be higher at 5.2 million–5.7 million ounces. Newmont Mining's Merian and Long Canyon commercial production during October and November, respectively, is ahead of schedule. The company's long-term production guidance doesn't include some of these projects, which could contribute 250,000–400,000 ounces starting in 2018.
For deeper insight into the potential upside from Newmont Mining's growth projects, please read Is Newmont Ready to Start Long Canyon before Schedule?
Goldcorp (GG) has maintained its production guidance of 2.8 million–3.1 million ounces for 2016. In its 2Q16 results, the company announced that it will move forward with its expansion projects at Penasquito and Musselwhite mines. This is in keeping with its focus on growth.
In addition to these brownfield opportunities, Goldcorp has incremental upside potential from its newly acquired Coffee Gold project at Kaminak. While Goldcorp's existing mines should contribute to its production growth starting in 2019, the Coffee Gold project is expected at the end of 2020.
Barrick Gold (ABX) slightly increased its 2016 production guidance to ~5.3 million to ~5.6 million ounces. Its expected production for 2018 is slightly lower at 4.6 million–5.1 million ounces. With its falling production forecast, the company is looking for exploration targets, including Alturas.
Barrick Gold's strategy is to seek growth through optimization and exploration. The company is focusing on its existing mines for improvement to deliver high returns rather than focusing on quantity at any cost.
Yamana Gold's (AUY) production guidance doesn't include the upside potential from the C1 Santa Luz project and the Barnat Extension of the Canadian Malartic mine. On September 6, 2016, it provided a positive exploration update, which offered a potential upside to its production growth.
Investors have been concerned about Yamana's growth profile, and the exploration update seems to have eased some of these concerns. After the update, the company's stock rose 7% while the VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX) rose 4.8% on the same day.
Expansion concerns
Kinross Gold's (KGC) management sounded confident during the company's 3Q16 earnings call, which addressed the realization of Bald Mountain's full potential. Management is focusing on doubling the mineral reserve estimates from this mine by the end of 1Q17. Round Mountain is also progressing according to plan.
Kinross Gold's Tasiast expansion could provide a further upside to production in the long term. During the earnings call, its management maintained that the phase one expansion at Tasiast is progressing well. It expects to reach full production by 2Q18.