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San Francisco Proper
Proper retreat: 20% off stays of three nights or longer
Smith Extra: A bottle of wine
Available to book until 30 Jun 2021
Valid for stays from 27 May 2020 to 30 Jun 2021
Please be aware that cancellations made after 15:00 on the day of arrival will incur a charge of 1 night.
Deluxe Queen/ King
These 250sq ft rooms are a lesson in perfectly matching, mismatched fabrics, courtesy of interiors whizz Kelly Wearstler. The original windows showcase the city, but soundproofing ensures you won't hear it. The beds (which are covered in fine Italian linens and topped with a handmade Californian Aireloom mattresses) are either queen- or king-size (the clue's in the name), and there's an ensuite bathroom with tiles that look like exposed bricks and brass fixtures. Other facilities include a Bluetooth speaker, tablet with the Proper hotel App, flatscreen TV with Google Chromecast and free WiFi.
Premier Double Double
Overlooking the city, these 260sq ft rooms feature artfully mismatched wallcoverings, a separate living area, and mid-century European-style furniture and lamps. They are ideal for friends and families – each room comes with two double beds (both of which are topped with an Aireloom mattress and Italian-made Bellino bedlinens). The ensuite bathroom has contrasting tiles on the walls and floors. Other facilities include Aesop bath products, a Bluetooth speaker, tablet with the Proper hotel App, flatscreen TV with Google Chromecast and free WiFi.
Overlooking the city, these 260sq ft rooms feature contrasting wallcoverings (geometric patterns with florals, anyone?), a separate living area, and mid-century European-style furniture and lamps. A good night's sleep is guaranteed, thanks to the Aireloom mattress and Italian-made Bellino bedlinens. The ensuite bathroom has mismatched tiles on the walls and floors. Other facilities include Aesop bath products, a Bluetooth speaker, tablet with the hotel's Proper App, flatscreen TV with Google Chromecast and free WiFi; a baby cot (free) can be provided on request. These rooms are wheelchair accessible.
These 374sq ft corner suites have soundproofed original windows that showcase San Francisco. Some interconnect with other rooms to create two-bedroom suites for families. The hotel's signature vibrant wallcoverings are the standout element of the decor, but it's all stylishly harmonious. The king-size beds consist of handmade Californian mattresses and the finest Italian linens. There's an ensuite bathroom with brass fixtures, walk-in shower and colourful tiles, and a separate living area with vintage-style sofas and lamps. Other facilities include Aesop bath products, a Bluetooth speaker, tablet with the hotel's Proper App, flatscreen TV with Google Chromecast and free WiFi; a baby cot (free) can be provided on request. Two of these rooms are wheelchair accessible.
With a view out over Market Street and to the Ferry Building in the distance, these 550sq ft suites are a celebration of colour and pattern. The bedroom has its own television and dressing area, as well as a king-size bed with a California-made Aireloom mattress and crisp Italian linens. There's an ensuite bathroom with brick-like brown tiles on the walls, brass fixtures and a walk-in rain shower. The party-ready living space has more of the signature clashing patterns, a wetbar with stools and views of the city. Other facilities include Aesop bath products, a Bluetooth speaker, tablet with the hotel's Proper App, flatscreen TV with Google Chromecast and free WiFi; a baby cot (free) can be provided on request. These rooms are wheelchair accessible.
These 175sq ft, efficiently formed rooms offer big kids a chance to sleep in a bunk bed again, only this time they're made from ribbed walnut and with a brass ladder leading to the top deck. There are USB ports, Samsung TVs and wireless headphones, as well as ample storage solutions and an ensuite bathroom with a walk-in rain shower. Other facilities include Aesop bath products, a Bluetooth speaker, tablet with the Proper App and free WiFi.
Local staycation: 10% off stays of two nights or longer
No Deposit to pay


All unusual military duty was suspended on Friday, Aug. 21, 1863, as the army observed a proclamation by President Jefferson Davis and an order by Gen. Lee. The weather was clear and warm.
"Today has generally been observed throughout the Army," Spartan Band diarist William H. Hill recorded, "as a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer in accordance with the proclamation of the President and the order of General Lee.
There was also some preparation for an anticipated march the next day.
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Rami Kayyali has compiled and compared the prices of products in the newly launched UAE Apple Store with the prices at the Apple US Store and Saudi Arabia's distributors. The results are interesting even though the comparison does not include taxes nor custom rates.
We notice that the iPhone 4 is the only Apple product priced less in the UAE than the US. Apple should reduce the prices based on the local market.
One more note: iPad 2, iPhone 4 and iPod touch 4 sold at the UAE Apple Store will end with model number AE so FaceTime (and possible iMessage) will be disabled.
The full spreadsheet is available on Google Docs.
my friend this comparison does not make any sense !!!
moreover; these prices of KSA or not correct at all !!! where can I get these prices ??? go to i-weaver and see how they double or sometimes triple the price !!!
I'm an old mac user and I have never bought any thing from a local distributor!!! it's been always way cheaper for me to buy from US, pay tax and shipping; yet I'm saving at least 25% !!!
then how come the iPhone is the only exception? why is it the only item less in the UAE than the US?
US sales taxes must be factored in to give a better comparison. Once that's done the difference could be cut in half. Another thing to consider, if Apple are shipping these direct from the factory to the buyer, it's natural to cost more than shipping it to the US because there isn't and will never be the same volume of shipments to the UAE as there are to the US.
Hussain's got a point… if any of you are in retail, the idea of comparing us to the US is silly. That's their HQ… primary customers… I love it when people compare to the US. to start off with, the Middle East probably doesnt even fall under the US, it falls under Europe. So you should compare to the UK. Take into account taxes.. then for those that talk of international prices, what about shipping, or the cost of your plane ticket to go and get this cheaper device.
guy's i need some help. im planning on buying a 2012 13″ macbook pro from saudi but right now all they have is the american keyboard macbook's. these don't come with arabic keys on them, so what they do is replace them. but the british keyboards do come with arabic, and so the macbook is never touched except maybe from the distributor ( Arab computers حاسبات العرب ).
My question is, if i buy the "american" keyboard macbook, would i face any problems in the futer due to the fact that it is an american machine. thank's for the reply in advance.


Andrea R. Cooper found the characters she once imagined as a child calling her back to their fantasy worlds of danger, romance, and bewitchment. Her stories, stoked by these familiar friends, reignited a bonfire of love and enchantment.
... moreAndrea R. Cooper found the characters she once imagined as a child calling her back to their fantasy worlds of danger, romance, and bewitchment. Her stories, stoked by these familiar friends, reignited a bonfire of love and enchantment.


Situated in Rovinj, Apartment Bungavilia provides free WiFi, 1.6 km from Rovinj Marina and 2 km from Rovinj Aquarium.
Apartments Fuma 161 offers accommodation in Rovinj, 1.5 km from Rovinj Marina and 1.8 km from Rovinj Aquarium. Free WiFi is available in the apartment, situated 1.9 km from Punta Corrente Park.
Set in Rovinj, 1.5 km from Rovinj Marina and 1.8 km from Rovinj Aquarium, Apartment Zorko 707 offers a terrace and air conditioning. Free WiFi is available in the apartment, situated 1.9 km from Punta Corrente Park.
Set in Rovinj, 800 metres from Rovinj Aquarium and 1.3 km from Cathedral of St. Euphemia in Rovinj, Apartment Draga offers free WiFi, barbecue facilities and air conditioning. This apartment is 1.3 km from Rovinj Old Town.
Tento apartmán se nachází 700 metrů od parku Punta Corrente v Rovinji a má balkon s výhledem do zahrady. Na místě je soukromé neplacené parkoviště a apartmán se nachází 900 metrů od přístavu Rovinj. K dispozici je také bezplatné Wi-Fi.
Offering free WiFi and a barbecue, Apartments Pataj is located in Rovinj, 1.1 km from Punta Corrente Park. Rovinj Marina is 1.4 km from the property. All units feature a flat-screen TV. Some units have a terrace and/or balcony.
Apartment Rovinj 12656a offers accommodation in Rovinj, 1 km from Punta Corrente Park. Guests benefit from terrace. A fridge and a stovetop can be found in the kitchen and there is a private bathroom. A TV is featured. Rovinj Marina is 1.
Situated 6 km from Rovinj Marina in Rovinj, Apartments Barbara features accommodation with air conditioning and free WiFi. Units have a terrace with garden views, a fully equipped kitchen and a private bathroom with shower.


As President Trump met with NATO and President Vladimir Putin of Russia, the news media ramped up its disapprobation.
Both "revanche" and "revenge" come from the Middle French verb "revenchier," "to revenge." The Oxford English Dictionary cites the first use of "revanche" in 1615, meaning "The action or an act of returning a favour or (now chiefly) avenging an injury; requital, recompense; revenge, retaliation." In Spanish, "revancha" also means "revenge," and news reports in Spanish seem to use the word more frequently than English ones do.
Even so, the noun "revanche" rarely appears in news reports. Instead, in the 20th century, it acquired political endings: "revanchism" (the "ism" suffix signaling a doctrine or belief), and "revanchist" (the "ist" suffix signaling the person adhering to that doctrine or belief). "Revanchism" first showed up in 1951, the OED says, though it says "revanchist" as both a noun and an adjective first appeared in 1881.
"Revanche" apparently appears more frequently in books, it appears from this Google N-gram, showing the appearance of all three words in books from 1900 to about 2008.
Note the spike in "revanche" around 1917 (related to World War I?), and how "revanchist" and "revanchism" didn't really appear until the post-World War II era. Digging deeper into those mid-60s spikes show a lot of references to Germany, specifically West Germany, which was considered quite "revanchist" toward the Soviet Union.
Bicycling well, apparently, is the best revenge.


You have a tickle in your throat, your nose is never not running, and every couple hours you feel like you need to hack up a lung. You're getting sick — and, at this time of year, that can only mean one thing, right? Surely, you have the flu.
So, if you're up and walking around without feeling uncomfortable, you're probably stuck with the common cold. It's no picnic, but it's not the flu, either.
That isn't where the flu's case of mistaken identity ends, however. Dr. Tung tells us that "the stomach flu," which normally refers to a case of vomiting, nausea, and diarrhea, is just another term for viral gastroenteritis, or a viral infection of the intestinal tract.
Doctors may call a nasty GI infection the "stomach flu" to draw a clear distinction between infections and food poisoning, but no flu shot will prevent against it. "It's a misnomer," Dr. Tung says. "It actually has nothing to do with influenza." She adds that the only gastrointestinal discomfort that may accompany the flu arises after you swallow your own saliva (and any particles of influenza bacteria that happen to be in it). Let's just say, any time you ingest a lot of phlegm it could give you a little bit of stomach upset, but is not going to leave you clutching the toilet bowl.
Now that you've narrowed down your options and can confidently say you're dealing with the bonafide flu, it's time to act. Dr. Tung stresses the importance of calling your doctor as soon as you think your symptoms are serious enough that you can't tough it out at home: If your fever is creeping higher than 101, call your doctor. If you're extremely achy, call your doctor. If your immune system is already compromised due to another health condition, call your doctor.
Once you drag yourself in for a visit, your doctor will likely prescribe an antiviral medication, such as Tamiflu, as long as you call them early enough. This is quickest form of treatment, but Dr. Tung says the window of opportunity for it to be effective is in the earliest stages of the illness. Additionally, your doctor will recommend you get plenty of rest, and stay hydrated (especially if you're running a fever). Incidentally, these are great ideas even if you're just dealing with a cold.
As we properly enter this year's flu season, bear in mind there are other illnesses out there you could catch — but don't dismiss any symptoms that feel like red flags. If you need us, we'll be washing our hands and doubling our bulk tissue order.


DAWSONVILLE, Ga. – Anyone hoping to get a seat at the Dawson County Planning Commission meeting tomorrow (Tuesday, April 16) should arrive early. The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. in the Dawson County Government Assembly Room and a standing-room-only crowd is expected to attend to hear a rezoning request that could permit one of the biggest developments in the county's history.
Dawson Village Partners is asking to rezone approximately 770 acres to Mixed Planned Village for a development currently known as Etowah Village. Original plans called for a 974-acre development that would include approximately 2,700 residential units. That number has now been reduced to 2,175 units.
Following Tuesday's planning commission hearing the request will go before the Board of Commissioners with a recommendation to approve or deny. That meeting is tentatively set for May.
The developer's plan calls for the development to begin at the intersection of Lumpkin Campground Road and Ga. 400 expanding west to Etowah River Road and across the Etowah River.
At an informational meeting last month, project engineer Corey Guthrie revealed that plans call for construction of a convention center, luxury hotel that could rise to 10 stories, a performing arts center for concerts, approximately 300,000 square feet of retail/restaurant space, 200,000 square feet of office space, a 12,000 square foot fire station, a 40-acre park with canoe launch on the Etowah River, and a continuous care retirement community with an assisted living and nursing center with about 450 beds.
Guthrie said the project could take 10-15 years to complete and would be built in five phases.
Phase 1 consists of building the fire station, hotel and retail along Ga. 400.
Phase 2 calls for construction of office buildings, apartments, a performing arts center and museum.
Phase 3 will be the addition of continuous care retirement center.
Phase 4 would include a 400-unit active adult community. The final phase calls for the addition of 171-single family units.
Guthrie said if the county commission approves the rezoning, it will be at least nine months to a year before ground is broken.
DAWSONVILLE, Ga. – Representatives from Dawson Village Partners LLC met with a very engaged group of approximately 100 stakeholders to provide details and answer questions about the massive 770-acre, 2,175 resident, mixed village development known as Etowah Village at Fire Station No. 2 yesterday.
The scope of the project — which will span the northwest corner of Lumpkin Campground Road and Ga. 400 westward, crossing the Etowah River and reaching Etowah River Road – has been reduced from 974 acres and 2,700 residences.
The project was expected to go before the Dawson County Planning Commission next week, but the developer has asked for a postponement until either April or May.
Plans call for approximately 300,000 square feet of residential space, 200,000 square feet of retail/restaurant space, a 12,000 square foot fire station, 300-room hotel with conference center, a performing arts center for concerts. About 30 percent of the project will be green space, including a 40-acre park with canoe launch on the Etowah River.
There will also be 171 single-family residences and, 400 multi-family residences. 319 of those will be above retail space. The rest will be age targeted or age restricted. Within that will be a continuous care retirement community with an assisted living, nursing center with about 450 beds.
Project Engineer Corey Gutherie said there is still a lot of work to be done before ground can be broken.
Following the planning commission meeting, the project will have to go before the Board of Commissioners at least twice, first to get approval for the project then again to get approval of the architectural design.
"It will be at least nine months to a year after that before we can begin moving dirt," Gutherie said Wednesday.
The project is expected to take 10-15 years to complete. Phase 1 consists of building the fire station, hotel and retail along Ga. 400.
Phase 2 calls for construction of office buildings, apartments, a performing arts center and museum. Phase 3 will be the addition of continuous care retirement center. Phase 4 would include a 400-unit active adult community. The final phase calls for the addition of 171-single family units.
Reaction from the stakeholders was mostly positive.
DAWSONVILLE, Ga. — The Dawson Village Partners, LLC rezoning request that was scheduled to go before the Dawson County Planning Commission on March 19, will be postponed until the next meeting in April.
Dawson Partners, LLC is proposing a massive mixed use village to be located on a 974-acre site at the northwest corner of the intersection of Lumpkin Campground Road and Ga. 400 west, crossing the Etowah River and reaching Etowah River Road.
Developers are awaiting the results of a development of regional impact (DRI) study being conducted by the Georgia Mountains Regional Commission before moving forward.
DRIs are large-scale developments that are likely to have regional effects beyond the local government jurisdiction in which they are located. The Georgia Planning Act of 1989 authorized the Department of Community Affairs (DCA) to establish procedures for review of these large-scale projects.
These procedures are designed to improve communication between affected governments and to provide a means of revealing and assessing potential impacts of large-scale developments before conflicts relating to them arise.
At the same time, local government autonomy is preserved since the host government maintains the authority to make the final decision on whether a proposed development will or will not go forward.


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England, 18th century
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Gift of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wade 1916.313
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Stored inside this case are grooming and writing instruments such as a clasp knife, scissors, an ivory tablet, a pencil, a threading needle used for lacing corsets, and an ear scoop.
Luxurious personal objects were an essential part of a privileged wardrobe during the 1700s and early 1800s, emphasizing their owner's refinement and wealth. Especially popular were étuis, small ornamented cases containing miniature sewing, writing, or grooming implements that hung at a woman's waist from an ornate clasp, known as a chatelaine. Despite its glittering surface, this small expensive set disguised a system based on the labor and suffering of enslaved or indentured people, whether in gold and stone mines or the shop where it was made.
Jeptha Homer Wade II [1857-1926] and Ellen Garretson Wade [1859-1917], Cleveland, OH, given to the Cleveland Museum of Art
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Kleinwelka () je místní část velkého okresního města Budyšín v Horní Lužici v německé spolkové zemi Sasko. Nachází se v zemském okrese Budyšín a má  obyvatel.

Geografie
Kleinwelka leží v severní části města Budyšín. Prochází jí spolková silnice B 96.

Historie
První písemná zmínka pochází z roku 1345. Roku 1999 se do té doby samostatná obec Kleinwelka spojila s velkým okresním městem Budyšín.

Pamětihodnosti
 Saurierpark Kleinwelka – největší dinopark v Německu
 Irrgarten Kleinwelka – zahradní labyrint
 Miniaturenpark Kleinwelka

Hospodářství
 Bautz'ner Senf & Feinkost GmbH – podnik vyrábějící hořčici Bautz'ner Senf

Osobnosti
 Johann August Miertsching (Jan Awgust Měrćink; 1817–1875) – lužickosrbský misionář a tlumočník

Odkazy

Reference

Související články
 Budyšín
 Zemský okres Budyšín

Externí odkazy

  Oficiální stránky velkého okresního města Budyšín
  Digitales Historisches Ortsverzeichnis von Sachsen

Budyšín
Části obcí v zemském okrese Budyšín
Části obcí v Horní Lužici
Lužickosrbská oblast osídlení

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Would you really like to measure what particles are in the air without the lower and upper particle size range restrictions found on many dust monitors? Most dust monitors on the market (photometers, nephelometers, OPC's) are unable to measure particles below 100nm or above 10um (PM10) at best and yet there are still plenty of airborne particles below and above these levels.
Whether you are interested in monitoring smoke, diesel particulates, dust, fumes, atmospheric air, nano or ultra-fine particles from industry or processes, the Grimm mini WRAS is the ultimate investigative tool for the occupational hygienist and or environmental monitoring professional.
For the user, the Mini WRAS offers the complete possibilities when saving or retrieving the measurement data. The data can be conveniently accessed and checked online via Bluetooth or RS-232 at the workplace per laptop or tablet. Additionally, the measurement data is stored on an USB flash drive.


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Подскажите, пожалуйста, где почитать или как это реализовать для IE11?
У меня есть код:
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Но я не пойму как вывести значение не в консоль, а в какой-нибудь div
Спасибо!

A: Чтобы что то выводить куда то, нужно сначала создать для этого элемент, например span. Далее чтобы явно указать куда выводить, обратись к этому элементу как посоветовал @Igor $('some div selector').text('такой элемент есть'), только вместо 'some div selector' укажи span или же обратись по id через #. Учи сначала ванильный JS, а JQuery приложится.

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This week, I gave another large RRP class for Rebuilding Together in New Orleans. These are AmeriCorps folks and they will be traveling around the country to do rebuilding work.
During the class, I told these young folks about my previous class and the fun we had. I showed them this goofy picture and challenged them to top that. They did, as you can see above.
The take-away: When dealing with young people, you have to make the training fun. It's a fact.
That was so much fun guys! Keep it up. Anyway, how's the challenge? Are you much better to the original photo?
Looks like good fun. Yes it does work when you make training fun, and it is a method that many trainers are adopting.


This amazing two bedroom corner apartment situated in the Docklands precinct is second to none. Comprising two great size bedrooms with built in robes, central bathroom and cleverly designed ensuite, fantastic kitchen with stainless steel appliances and refrigerator included. Open dining and spacious living room leading to a good sized balcony overlooking amazing westerly views allowing you to enjoy sunset every day. Featuring a European style laundry with state of the art washing machine and dryer, ducted air-conditioning and heating as well as a secure car space and storage cage. Grab a coffee from the ground floor caf before boarding a free tram ride at your doorstep straight into the city. Overall an impressive apartment in a luxurious development which will lease quickly. Make this your home today.


Firstly, not all the details are yet apparent, but let's not disguise the fact that this is the best day for Evertonians since lifting the FA Cup in May 1995. Whatever has passed since will no longer continue in the future. The barriers to progress have been removed.
So Mr Moshiri acquires 49.9% for a reported £175 million valuation having bought I believe Bill Kenwright and Robert Earl's blocks of shares. I'm sure there will be people commenting upon the return both of these shareholders have made on their ownership of Everton but that's for another time.
Let's look forward, instead of looking backwards.
We have a genuinely serious businessman in control of our club, one who knows how to run big business across many sectors but crucially has a wealth of experience from his time as an Arsenal shareholder. This is a huge change for us – we have a man who has put his own money into acquiring ownership, a man used to making investments pay over a reasonable term.
Additionally he knows how it feels to be left out in the cold as a shareholder (relating to Kroenke's treatment of him and Usmanov), so perhaps there'll be greater recognition of minority interests, and I hope critically fan engagement.
He'll know the three key elements of investment success required, success on the pitch, the stadium issue resolved, and a huge uplift in our commercial and sponsorship performance. For the first time in years, we as fans have an alignment of interests with our major shareholder, in terms of the desire to progress as a club.
I'm sure with Bill's continued involvement the positive aspects of the club will continue, and actually should flourish with success elsewhere. I'm certain Mr Moshiri will be aware of our values, sees the value in them both intrinsically and as part of our brand. The good we have done in the community can only continue to grow under stronger and better resourced management.
It's the day we've all dreamed of, yet the story is not complete. There has to be huge change at Everton, significant investment and new talents brought into the business. I'm sure Mr Moshiri is up to the task of bringing that about.
He'll no doubt have fans support along the way, and now he's been touched by Everton, nothing can ever be the same for him.


They say we are what we are.
But we don't have to be.
I am the sand in the bottom half of the hourglass.
I try to picture me without you but I can't.
'Cause we could be immortals, immortals.
And live with me forever now.
You pull the blackout curtains down.
Sometimes the only payoff for having any faith.
Is when it's tested again and again everyday.
I'm still comparing your past to my future.
It might be your wound but they're my sutures.
And pull the blackout curtains down.
We could be immortals, immortals.


A promotion letter is written by a company or an organisation to its working employee. In this letter, the company mentions the employee's promotion, the reason why he is being promoted. The additional responsibilities are also being mentioned in this letter. A copy of this letter is also sent to the management so that the administration is also aware of it. The date must also be mentioned from when he would be working according to his promoted designation.
In promotion request letter, you must mention to which post or designation the employee has been promoted to. Also as an attachment, other details relating to the promoted designation must be made so that the employee is aware of it. Do not forget to congratulate the employee on his new position. Mention all the responsibilities that he has to face once he takes over the new position.
Here are some helpful tips to write a promotion letter with the sample in doc & pdf format.
The letter must be written to the point as no one likes to read lengthy letters.
The letter must hold a formal language.
Use polite words while writing this kind of letter.
Use our free Sample Promotion Letter to help you get started. If you need additional help or more examples check out some of the sample letters below.
I am writing this letter in reference to my promotion for the post of ____ (Designation). I have been a part of the organization for the past___ years and have been promoted to the current position last financial year. I have worked on various successful projects throughout my tenure. I have always been open to learning new things and taking up new responsibilities.
I was given an appraisal ………….months ago by my supervisor _______. He is very impressed by my performance at work and under his supervision; I have developed.
I would like to request you to consider my request for my promotion to the above-said post. I feel that I am ready to take up greater responsibility and challenges.
Please let me know in case of any clarifications on the same.
The following is a Sample of a Promotion Letter.
I am writing this letter about my promotion for the post of Senior Operations Manager. I have been a part of the organization for the past three years and was promoted to the position last year. In my career, till now I have worked on some projects. I have always been open and willing to learn new things and also take up new responsibilities.
I was given an appraisal three months ago by my supervisor Mr.Rakesh Sharma. He is very impressed by my performance at work and under his supervision; I have developed throughout these three years.
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The company has vigilantly monitored and evaluated your performance during the past two years as Marketing Manager. And it was analyzed that your persistent efforts and self-driven qualities should be rewarded. Now, it has been decided that you can be entrusted with higher responsibilities based on your effectiveness and efficiency at the workplace.


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Q: Jquery Draggable Throwing error Hi following is my code Snippet. What i am trying to do is that i want to find img within the image_div and attach draggable event to it.
    $(function() {
        jQuery('#image_div').each({
       $(this).find('img').draggable({revert: true});)};
    });

Above Code Throws me following error
SyntaxError: missing : after property id//$(this).find('img').draggable({revert: true});

A: You're calling .each() on a single element. Your selector $('#image_div'); will return the one div element. Use .find() directly on this element to look within it and find all img tags. Your code should look like this.
$(function() {
    jQuery('#image_div').find('img').draggable({ revert: true });
});

Also in your fiddle, your img tags weren't closed and you need to reference jQuery ui on the left hand side for .draggable() to work
Here is a working fiddle.

A: you're overcomplicating it..
Here is your updated fiddle..
http://jsfiddle.net/jFIT/FCjr5/1/
Selectors in JQuery always return an array of objects. you do not need to use a loop to iterate through them to create events for each one.. for example, 5 buttons with the same class "buttonClass" have the same click event:  $('.buttonClass').click(function () { ..... });


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Lynch's First Draft Class Will Set Tone for 49ers Rebound
Niners' drafts haven't been productive in recent years, but 2017 group has a chance to propel franchise out of the NFC basement
By Doug Williams	• Published May 26, 2017 • Updated on May 26, 2017 at 8:57 am
John Lynch has so far received good reviews on his first draft as the 49ers general manager.
He made two deals on Day 1, picking up extra picks to move down one spot while still getting the player he wanted in defensive lineman Solomon Thomas, then selected Alabama linebacker Reuben at the bottom of the first round. Later, he picked up players such as running back Joe Williams, tight end George Kittle, cornerback Ahkello Witherspoon and wide receiver Trent Taylor that drew applause.
Bucky Brooks, an NFL.com analyst, gave the 49ers an "A" for their draft, with Brooks saying Lynch deserves credit "for knocking it out of the park in his first draft."
Certainly, the 49ers -- going through organized team activities (OTAs) this week -- need an outstanding draft class to help turn the franchise around under Lynch and new head coach Kyle Shanahan. The failure of the 49ers to add quality talent over the past few years was one of the key factors in the team's slide from NFC champions to the NFC basement. As key veterans departed – Frank Gore, Patrick Willis, Justin Smith and Mike Iupati – there were few talents available on the roster to make an impact in their place.
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How bad was it? Bad.
David Fucillo, who covers the 49ers for SB Nation, this week pointed to a chart compiled by SB Nation's Jeff Hunter recently that shows the 49ers under former general manager Trent Baalke rank near the bottom of all NFL teams in retention of drafted players since 2011. Just 42.6 percent of the team's roster is composed of its own draft choices. The failure was acute even this past season, when 72.7 percent of its selections – the lowest total in the league – made the roster. The other glaring hole is 2012. Five years after that draft – headlined by wide receiver A.J. Jenkins, a bust – not a single player remains.
"(The) 49ers fired general manager Trent Baalke this offseason following a run of drafts that featured some successes, but had way too many misses," wrote Fucillo. "The team tried to get cute with numerous injured players, they tried to move players into positions that just did not fit, and there have just been plain whiffs."
The 49ers still have 70 percent of the 2015 draft group, 50 percent of players taken in 2014, 36.4 percent of the 2013 class and 10 percent of the 2011 crop.
The failure is particularly evident among players taken in the second round. Second-rounders can be high-impact picks. Quarterback Colin Kaepernick was, for a while, and Carlos Hyde may be. But safety Taylor Mays (taken in 2010), running back LaMichael James, defensive lineman/linebacker Tank Carradine and tight end Vance McDonald have failed to stick or star. Another, safety/cornerback Jaquiski Tartt, appears he may be a longtime contributor.
Before he was fired, Baalke acknowledged he had fallen short in acquiring talent.
"I feel bad for the fans, I feel bad for a lot of people, the ownership in particular," Baalke said in a November radio interview. "You know, they give us everything we need and I've said that. I've gone public with that. If we don't get it done, put it on me."
In the end, CEO Jed York did just that. Starting this fall, 49ers fans will get to see how well Lynch's first draft class performs.
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On February 1, 2018, defendants' motion to dismiss or for summary judgment was granted and judgment was entered in their favor in this civil rights case. ECF 68 & 69. Plaintiff Roger Ervin filed a Motion for Reconsideration on February 16, 2018 (ECF 71), which he supplemented on February 23, 2018. ECF 72. He seeks reconsideration of this court's grant of judgment in favor of the medical defendants. Defendants oppose the motion because it fails to assert a basis for relief under Fed. R. Civ. Proc. 60(b). ECF 73.
Because Ervin filed his motion within 28 days of the date of the dispositive decision it is construed as one filed pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. Proc. 59(e). See Robinson v. Wix Filtration Corp. LLC, 599 F.3d 403, 412 (4th Cir. 2010), citing Small v. Hunt, 98 F.3d 789, 797 (4th Cir.1996) (where post-judgment motion is filed within time limit for Rule 59(e) (28 days), Rule 59(e) governs, not Rule 60(b)). For the reasons that follow, the motion must be denied.
A motion to alter or amend is governed by Fed. Rule of Civ. Proc. 59(e) and "need not be granted unless the district court finds that there has been an intervening change of controlling law, that new evidence has become available, or that there is a need to correct a clear error or prevent manifest injustice." Robinson v. Wix Filtration Corp. LLC, 599 F.3d 403, 411 (4th Cir. 2010). "[M]ere disagreement does not support a Rule 59(e) motion." Hutchinson v. Staton, 994 F.2d 1076, 1082 (4th Cir. 1993). The rule permits a district court to correct its own errors, "sparing the parties and the appellate courts the burden of unnecessary appellate proceedings." Russell v. Delco Remy Div. of Gen. Motors Corp., 51 F.3d 746, 749 (7th Cir. 1995).
Rule 59(e) motions may not be used, however, to raise arguments which could have been raised prior to the issuance of the judgment, nor may they be used to argue a case under a novel legal theory that the party had the ability to address in the first instance. See Russell, 51 F.3d at 749; Concordia College Corp. v. W.R. Grace & Co., 999 F.2d 326, 330 (8th Cir.1993); FDIC v. World Univ., Inc., 978 F.2d 10, 16 (1st Cir.1992); Simon v. United States, 891 F.2d 1154, 1159 (5th Cir.1990); see also In re: Reese, 91 F.3d 37, 39 (7th Cir.1996) ("A motion under Rule 59(e) is not authorized 'to enable a party to complete presenting his case after the court has ruled against him.'") (quoting Frietsch v. Refco, Inc., 56 F.3d 825, 828 (7th Cir.1995)); 11 Wright et al., Federal Practice and Procedure ' 2810.1, at 127-28 (2d ed. 1995) ("The Rule 59(e) motion may not be used to relitigate old matters, or to raise arguments or present evidence that could have been raised prior to the entry of judgment.").
Similarly, if a party relies on newly discovered evidence in its Rule 59(e) motion, the party "must produce a 'legitimate justification for not presenting' the evidence during the earlier proceeding." Small v. Hunt, 98 F.3d 789, 798 (4th Cir.1996) (quoting RGI, Inc. v. Unified Indus., Inc., 963 F.2d 658, 662 (4th Cir.1992)). In general, "reconsideration of a judgment after its entry is an extraordinary remedy which should be used sparingly." Pacific Ins. Co. v. American Nat. Fire Ins. Co., 148 F.3d 396, 403 (4th Cir. 1998) (citing Wright et al., Federal Practice and Procedure ' 2810.1, at 124 (2d ed. 1995)).
Ervin states he was under the impression that this court had stayed consideration of the motion filed by the medical defendants until after he had received both sinus and eye surgery, admits he has had both surgeries, but states the eye surgery was unsuccessful. ECF 71 at 1. Further, he claims that he was "under the impression" that this court would not rule on the dispositive motion until "full disclos[ure] of discovery was made." Id. He adds that the medical defendants claimed to provide him with a full copy of his medical record, but disputes that what he was given was the full record. Id. Missing from the records provided were "the surgery report of the sinus or eye surgery . . . [and] the report from the neurologist." Id.
In addition, Ervin claims that there are genuine disputes of material fact regarding medication prescribed to him by a specialist. Id. at 3. He reasons that because he was referred to a specialist, i.e., a neurologist, the medical defendants deferred to his opinion. Id. Ervin also contends that the medical defendants' failure to provide him with prescribed eye drops after his surgery contributed to the rejection of the tube in his eye. Id. Ervin asserts: "Surely it's deliberate indifference for the medical defendants to interfere with the prescribed treatment of a specialist." Id.
Ervin includes administrative remedy procedure ("ARP") complaints in support of his claim that specialist's orders are not observed. The first is an ARP dated January 2, 2018 (NBCI-0131-18), concerning his claim that he is to be provided with a lower level shower (ECF 71-5 at 1-2); the second is an ARP dated August 31, 2017 (NBCI-2096-17), concerning his claim that he should be provided a medical shower (ECF 71-5 at 3-4). Neither ARP was submitted by Ervin in opposition to defendants' motion.
In his supplemental motion for reconsideration, Ervin provides yet another ARP (NBCI-2441-17) which he states was submitted November 1, 2017, but was not given a response until February 12, 2018. ECF 72-1. The ARP concerns Ervin's allegation that "the medical department still are not refilling my eye drop orders;" that he still has nosebleeds and vomits up his food; and that the ENT put him on "single cell status until my follow up with her at Mercy Hospital in July of 2017 but this Medical Department here claims they don't follow outside Doctor's orders." Id. at 2. The response to the ARP indicates that Ervin's claim is meritorious in part because he was ordered eye drops on September 28, 2017, but a "non-formulary" was not completed until October 24, 2017; and because he was ordered nasal spray and pain medication on July 17, 2017, but did not receive the nasal spray. Id. at 1. Further, the response indicates that Ervin received the eye drops and that during the time he did not receive the prescribed pain medication in question, he was on other pain medication and was therefore not harmed. Id.
Ervin's statements regarding a stay of this case are without any basis in fact. Ervin's motion to stay (ECF 46) was construed as a motion for extension of time and he was granted to and including June 26, 2017, to file his opposition response; the motion was otherwise denied. ECF 51; ECF 52. Subsequent motions to stay and for extensions of time (ECF 55; ECF 58) and for discovery (ECF 57) were also addressed by this court. See ECF 60; ECF 61. The court provided defendants with 21 days to provide relevant medical records to Ervin, denied his request that defendants provide him with records predating the issue at hand,  and granted Ervin 21 days thereafter to file his opposition. ECF 61.
In the court's Memorandum (ECF 60) addressing Ervin's multiple motions, this court noted that Ervin's "continued requests for stay and the current broad-reaching, vague requests for discovery [had] begun to border on improper dilatory tactics." ECF 60 at 4. Further, Ervin had made six requests for "additional time despite having filed an affidavit in support of the complaint (ECF 45) and correspondence addressing the dispositive motions. ECF 47; ECF 48; ECF 49." ECF 60 at 5. Ervin was then forewarned that any continued attempts to delay the litigation of this case may result in sanctions, as set forth under Fed. R. of Civ. Proc. 41(b). Id. In short, the court provided Ervin with ample opportunity to fully oppose the dispositive motions filed and ensured that Ervin received medical records relevant to his claim. See ECF 63 (status report from defense counsel indicating medical records were provided). His claim in the pending motion for reconsideration, to the effect that this court acted prematurely in granting summary judgment in favor of defendants, is simply without any support in the record of this case.
With respect to the "evidence" Ervin provides, it is not evidence that was discovered after the entry of judgment in favor of defendants and therefore does not present a basis for relief under Rule 59(e). His assertion that the existence of a recommendation from a doctor at Mercy Hospital regarding his cell assignment is proof that the medical defendants were deliberately indifferent to a serious medical need is a claim he raised in this case, and it was rejected. See ECF 51 at 5, n. 3 (noting an outside doctor's recommendation does not usurp the expertise of correctional officials). The matters regarding delays in delivery of medication were also considered in the context of the motions for summary judgment. See ECF 68 at 7 (addressing request to reinstate all medications); id. at 33 (noting that undisputed, verified medical records offer no support for Ervin's claims he was denied post-operative care).


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Robots on Boards? A Hong Kong VC firm recently appointed an AI Algorithm to its Board of Directors. They credit the AI with pulling the firm back from the brink of bankruptcy. Japanese venture capital firm, Deep Knowledge, noticed their firm was funding way too many "overhyped projects". The AI solved this problem by helping the firm make more logical, fact-based decisions.
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The problem with how we're talking about Ali Wong's 'Always Be My Maybe'
The movie became more interesting to me when I admitted that its promise of 'representation' could only carry it so far
Randall Park and Ali Wong in "Always Be My Maybe." (Courtesy of Netflix/iStock/Lily illustration)
Marella Gayla
The most interesting part of "Always Be My Maybe" was watching it with other people.
I don't mean this literally. I watched the movie when no one else was around, so I could most effectively monopolize the part of my apartment that has the best WiFi. I lounged on my back with my head propped up against the arm of a couch, letting the computer heat up on my stomach.
Instead, the companions I'm talking about are complete strangers on Twitter who were firing off their reactions to the movie, a new romantic comedy starring Ali Wong and Randall Park. My eyes flitted between the movie and the reel of commentary it inspired, because the two elements seemed not just symbiotic but equally important. As I watched Sasha Tran and Marcus Kim, Wong and Park's characters, fall in love, I tried to aggregate a critical consensus in my head. Would the Pocky and dim sum and plastic-covered couch somehow salvage the movie's plot? Was this work important in some self-evident way?
Did I, as an Asian American Netflix subscriber, have some responsibility to care about it?
It's not uncommon for new movies to incite feverish online chatter, but "Always Be My Maybe" seems to have been meticulously engineered to do so. It's a Netflix original, so the most eager viewers were able to watch it immediately upon release. It features an outrageous appearance from the eminently meme-able Keanu Reeves, whose presence in the movie is treated as a punchline in itself. Most notably, it's a romantic comedy with two Asian American leads, and has been readily hailed as a triumph for minority representation in mainstream media. Wong and Park, who wrote the script in addition to acting in the film, have been explicit about their intention to tell a distinctly Asian American love story. Predictably, much of the discussion about the movie — in published articles, slapdash Twitter reviews, my own conversations with friends — has hinged on that vague promise of representation.
The promise of "representation" puts the viewers who are ostensibly being "represented" in a unique position. To some degree, the experience of watching becomes a personal game of "I Spy": There's the snack my mom used to buy me; there's the same plastic covering that my grandmother has on her furniture. Put another way, much of the conversation about "Always Be My Maybe" has been oriented by the tendency to look for oneself in it. Tweeting in anticipation of the movie's release, author Celeste Ng recalled her emotional response to "Crazy Rich Asians": "I cried so much my husband got concerned. My best explanation was that you never got to see Asian people just doing normal things like dancing at a wedding, in a movie." In a review of "Always Be My Maybe," Jiayang Fan of the New Yorker wrote that seeing "mundane, culturally specific details exposed on the big screen" felt "quietly radical." I personally felt heartened watching an Asian American woman flourish as a lead in a genre that has long been headlined by white actresses: Playing celebrity chef Sasha, Wong sports impeccably tailored eveningwear and smooches no fewer than three dreamy love interests.
But every movie should be bigger than the faces that populate it and the customs practiced within it.
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Representational victories aside, "Always Be My Maybe" isn't an especially exciting film. The jokes and gags about fancy restaurants read like a curmudgeonly stand-up set from a decade ago. The movie sets up a number of surprising, challenging questions about family, place and upward mobility, but hardly gives them room to unfold. The film's argument about what makes "authentic" Asian food is overdetermined, narrow. For me, the promised sensation of seeing Asian Americans lead a mainstream romantic comedy was akin to the feeling of drinking legally for the first time: This is nice. Is this it? Okay, what's next?
The movie became more interesting to me when I allowed myself to feel indifferent to it — when I admitted to myself that representational gestures could only carry it so far.
It became a worthwhile watch, in other words, when I started interacting with it like I would any other movie: an object to be put into context with Wong's other work, an object deserving of deeper critique.
That's what led me to rewatch "Baby Cobra," the Netflix comedy special that introduced me to Wong two years ago. For a full hour, a several-months-pregnant Wong riffs about marriage, poop and money. It's vulgar and, in many moments, cringe-inducing. The character Wong plays in "Baby Cobra" is the nasty mirror image of the palatable executive that appears in "Always Be My Maybe." While Sasha embodies the slick sensibility of "Lean In" leadership, the version of Wong that appears in "Baby Cobra" proclaims that "feminism is the worst thing that happened to women."
"We had it so good," Wong whines, wishing that women had continued to "play dumb" in order to "stay home all day and eat snacks and watch 'Ellen.'" She continues, "All these women had to show off and be like, 'We can do it! We can do anything!' B----, shut up! Don't tell them the secret."
Several other aspects of "Always Be My Maybe" have snappy antecedents in Wong's solo stand-up. While the romantic comedy halfheartedly addresses gentrification, the "Baby Cobra" star skewers hipster neighborhoods as "Yoko Ono factories" filled with young Asian women and the white boyfriends who teach them about "voting, recycling and disturbing documentaries." While the central drama of "Always Be My Maybe" lies in socioeconomic friction between two people in love, Wong jokes extensively in "Baby Cobra" about finding a man with a degree from Harvard Business School and "trapping" him in marriage.
"Always Be My Maybe" takes a clear stance on what constitutes "authenticity," but the solo comedian welcomes the ambiguity that lies at the heart of so many Asian American experiences. Wong admits that she sometimes feels like she and her husband are "white people doing an impression of Asian people."
[ Real-talk comedian Ali Wong is back with a new special on Netflix]
The two works have clear thematic commonalities — women's ambition, the role of Asian Americans in gentrifying cities, the notion of "authenticity" — but "Baby Cobra" feels fresh and incisive while "Always Be My Maybe" falls flat. That disparity comes down to differences in form: "Always Be My Maybe" builds a vibrant Asian American milieu — one that feels special and familiar to so many of us — and shovels it into the formulaic, restrictive model of a romantic comedy. The promising side plots — Marcus's widower father living in gentrifying San Francisco, Sasha's best friend having a child with her same-sex partner — are predictably glossed over in service of the central romance; the ambiguities that ought to remain frayed are grafted onto a happy ending for Sasha and Marcus.
What gets lost in the laser-focused conversation about representation is attention to the mechanics of storytelling. Wong is clearly a talented writer and comedian who will make movies better than "Always Be My Maybe." The vague political urgency of minority representation is an imperfect approach for thinking about movies; it clouds them in moral imperative and shallow conceptions of race and power. When I was feeling underwhelmed by the film, my immediate questions were pessimistic. Is this it? Is this the only story about "normal" Asian American we'll see in the mainstream?
I was disappointed, but not for long: I feel reassured that there is really no "normal" Asian American experience to represent. And what "Always Be My Maybe" helped me see is that even if there were such a thing, the usual Hollywood formulas wouldn't do it justice.
Marella Gayla is a journalist based in Cambridge, Mass.
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Although the writing may have been on the wall for some time, when Scion announced earlier in the year that it would be no more, it still came as a bit of a surprise. As someone who lives outside of the US, I guess I did find it a little strange that cars familiar to me as Toyota models needed to be rebranded as something else, but I get what Scion set out to do from a marketing standpoint. I have respect for its initiatives too, because there aren't many car companies out there that actively promote automotive car culture by encouraging their products to be modified!
For as much noise as there was surrounding the announcement, there's a very good chance you missed the company's actual transition over to Toyota. That started in August and was all wrapped last month, formally bringing to an end 13 years of the Scion brand.
As final hurrah, a collection of retrospective films (including the one below) were released on Scion's YouTube channel. I got the feeling from watching them that a real community had been built around these cars, but of all the models that Scion marketed and sold, I do wonder which one the brand will best remembered for in the future. It could be argued that its biggest seller, the tC, takes the honour for that reason alone, but for me there's no looking past the first-gen xB.
Not only did Scion launch with this model, but the xB's boxy, retro-inspired design was a total break from convention; it immediately set the tone for what the brand was all about.
The first-gen xB is a like it or loathe it kind of deal though. Some people (me included) dig its toaster-like silhouette, while others have trouble comprehending why anyone could, let alone want to own one. Regardless of which side you lean towards or whether or not you even have an opinion, you have to admit that the xB has character, and that's a pretty rare quality in modern cars.
It was this character that drew me towards the xB when I first laid eyes on one in Toyota's Mega Web showroom in Odaiba, Tokyo, four years before its stateside debut. Of course, the car in question wasn't actually an xB though, it was the model's JDM sibling – the Toyota bB.
I would have included the film photo I took of that bB had it not been so blurry, but I can clearly remember the impression it made on me. I hadn't seen anything like it before; I also immediately saw its potential as a cool little city car – it was just begging to be modified in the way Japanese kei fans dealt to their turbo Suzuki Wagon R micro-vans and the like.
Of course, it didn't take long for Japanese companies to start producing upgrade parts for the model, and then advertising them in magazines like Style Wagon.
Being a Japan-only model in its first production year (2000) at the time, there was no chance I'd be returning back home to New Zealand with a bB in tow, but I knew that sooner or later used examples would start being imported, and when that happened I might be able to get my hands on one. Well, eventually it did happen; in 2008 I picked up an '00 example wearing a full factory lip and spoiler kit, and lowered on RS*R springs. 15-inch RAYS Volk Racing TE37s from my wheel stash completed the look.
As a runaround and sometimes parts-hauler, the bB served me very well. But not only that – I really liked driving it too. Last year, I started thinking about how I'd build a bB as a project car given the chance, and pretty soon I had totally sold myself on the idea.
Having seen better days, my bB of eight years wasn't the car for that job though (it's still in the family, however), so I set off on the hunt for a better-suited project base. In Japan.
That might seem strange given I could have just bought one from a dealer locally, but this way I figured I'd be getting more car for my money and I'd be able to find exactly what I was looking for. Personally importing a car is also a lot of fun. Who knew it would be so hard though…
Considering how many bBs were sold in Japan and how many come up for auction every week (read: lots), it took a ridiculously long time to find the right car. Not helping the cause was the fact that it needed to be a 2004+ model to meet New Zealand's emission standards, and my prerequisites: being a top-spec Z X Edition with 1.5L engine (1.3L was also available in Japan); being either black or white in colour; being in stock condition; preferably having a service history and less than 120,000km (75,000mi) on the odometer; not being an repair/accident grade car; not having a previous smoker owner; no underbody rust from salted snow roads…
Okay, so maybe I was asking too much from a 10-year-old car, but that's how my search played out, and why it took over a year. Yes, that long.
Through it all – and believe me, there were times that I questioned how ridiculous it was given the car in question – I knew my search would eventually come to an end. That finally happened a few months back at the Kansai region's biggest auction house, HAA Kobe, where more than 9000 units are put up for sale every Saturday.
From my wish-list perspective, this black 2005 bB Z X Edition, which had been give an overall 4 grade plus Bs for both its exterior and interior, looked like a winner from the outset. As an added bonus, HAA Kobe is only a short drive from my friend Teruki-san's export yard in Osaka, meaning that he'd be able to personally inspect the car ahead of it going up for sale, and then share his findings (and phone photos) with me, all while he was standing next to it.
For its age and mileage (102,000km/63,000mi) the body appeared to be in very good condition with really only just a few light scratches and a barely discernible paint touch up on right side to speak of.
The interior was extremely clean and appeared to have been looked after too, and service stickers showed that maintenance was regular and up to date, even though the bay itself was a bit dusty.
Teruki liked what he saw and I liked the sound of it too, so we settled on a max bid price and once again hoped for the best. This time, success. Thank f**k!
It's a strange feeling buying a car without actually seeing it for yourself. I guess, a mix of excitement and anxiousness is the best way to describe it, although in this case I wasn't outlaying a lot money, so I didn't have much to lose. I was, however, looking at a four-to-six-week wait for my bB to be prepared for export and make the 9000km+ sea journey from Japan.
The whole process of privately importing a Japanese car to New Zealand and putting it on the road legally is actually pretty easy if you've done your homework. Much of this comes down to the fact that more than 10,000 used passenger cars arrive here from Japan every month, so there's an established system in place, probably the best in the world for this sort of thing.
So Close, So Far
The process actually starts in Japan, where vehicles are inspected by New Zealand Government-appointed agents prior to export. These checks have been designed to flag accident damage or previous repairs, water damage and rust/corrosion. Radiation levels are also measured – a Japan Port Harbour Association requirement for port entry. The latter is something that came about after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster following the Tohoku earthquake and devastating tsunami back in 2011. In case you're wondering, the accepted maximum radiation reading permitted for vehicles being exported out of Japan is 0.300µSv per hour.
If any issues are discovered, it essentially gives the vehicle's exporter an opportunity to not send the car to New Zealand where bringing it up to the required compliance level could be either expensive or not even possible. But as expected, after its remote border inspection and the compulsory bio-clean, my bB was given a clean bill of health and cleared for export.
Two weeks after leaving the Port of Kobe in Japan, the car carrier with my Toyota inside arrived in Auckland along with a couple of thousand other vehicles destined mostly for used car dealerships. It was almost time for me to see what I had bought.
It took a few days for the to clear customs, but finally a transporter turned up with the bB.
Was I happy? Well, having gone through this same scenario when buying cars from Japan many times before, I'd already resigned myself to the fact that there'd be at least a couple of things missed from the auction inspection, but by most accounts this car was pretty well represented. So, yes, I was happy.
The bB had been dropped off to my friend's workshop, so I took the opportunity to give it a quick look over prior to the second stage of getting it on the road: entry certification. The only thing that stood out to me was the lack of a high-stop rear brake light (a legal requirement here), so I banged one of those in and a few days later dropped the car off to FastTrack Compliance.
FastTrack is one of the bigger compliance centres in New Zealand, and with 10 hoists in operation it can process around 50 vehicles per day.
This compliance inspection is essentially an extensive roadworthiness check that covers everything from removing interior panels so all the seams and factory welds can be inspected, to testing exhaust emissions and disassembling all of the brake components to check wear levels. After passing this, a car like mine will just be up for a less comprehensive check every 12 months.
I expected that a few things would show up in the compliance inspection and need fixing prior to the bB being given the big tick, but as it turned out only the front sway bar bushes needed replacing, and the FastTrack guys sorted that job out while the car was up on the hoist. Invoice paid, I was handed the paperwork required to pick up a pair of licence plates and register the car.
So that's where I'm up to right now. The Toyota is road legal and I've got a plan of attack that doesn't involve that sort of modifications that some of you might associate with these cars. I'll fill you in on all the details in my next Project bB post, but for now let's just say that engine, driveline and handling mods are all high on the priority list. Given that the NCP-chassis bB shares its underpinnings with the NCP-chassis Toyota Vitz, which a lot of aftermarket parts were made for, there's actually more scope for upgrade here than you might first think.
Given that Scion is now Toyota, and that my car is actually a bB but probably recognised more as an xB, the timing seems nice too. Let the fun begin!
brad@speedhunters.com
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6:18 pmOctober 28, 2016 pushbikerider
really looking forward to see where you head with this one
7:18 pmOctober 28, 2016 bluestreaksti
project bbx, project bbxb, project... box. Yes, you're the Man in the Box
9:03 pmOctober 28, 2016 spdcrzy
Call it project bigBox.
9:05 pmOctober 28, 2016 awesomefearwave
huh, didn't think these cars came with column shifters. that's like pretty cool actually.
12:51 amOctober 29, 2016 Mitsuru
Reminds me when Taryn owned a Bb
2:58 amOctober 29, 2016 megatyazid
bluestreaksti buried in his shit?
5:29 amOctober 29, 2016 jayifiga
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7:37 amOctober 29, 2016 370 Hemi
I always thought these were cool little cars, even here in the states.
1:39 pmOctober 29, 2016 I-See-Hondas
Man that's a lot of stuff a "used/old" car has to go through!
Hmmm..... I can see it slammed to the floor with supper-stiff sway bars and an Extra-Fat wheel/tire combo topped of with some J's racing flairs... motor, well...BOOOOST!
5:50 pmOctober 29, 2016 John Key NZ
I'm looking forward to this one. I have a secret love for these kinds of cars but my favourite would be the Nissan Cubes, I wouldn't mind a Nissan Cubic (not the last gen iphone looking shaped thing, but the "true" cube looking thing) that can seat 7. Only thing is I've heard they struggle when every passenger is 110+ kilos LOL and the CVT gearbox is garbage. Bb though is a nice car and it (along with other similar cars) have a lot of customisation options like you've touched on. I also used to import cars as a small business; +1 to going to Japan and having a trusted mate who has access to auctions and bid for you. My question is though, were you actually allowed to go and inspect the underbody of the car(s) while in Japan?
9:56 pmOctober 29, 2016 BenHunter
Keen to see what you do with his Brad. My fiance has a Bb aka the beeb. most versatile vehicle ever made, even manged to get a full size set of tool drawers in the back. I've always wanted to put a clean set of wheels on it too, maybe one day
12:13 amOctober 30, 2016 jayifiga
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3:25 amOctober 30, 2016 samson2991
"... but for now let's just say that engine, driveline and handling mods are
all high on the priority list"
Yeah, finally a NCP-Chassis Project on Speedhunters...can´t wait for the next post
Here´s my 2001 Yaris T-Sport Tracktool
5:21 amOctober 30, 2016 MatejHoly
Did you use the website by yourself, or you had some agent doing it ?
12:40 pmOctober 30, 2016 Bro5
Good fit for this site - 1.5 litre auto must spend all its life hunting for speed
8:05 pmOctober 30, 2016 Matt86
What happend to this one? http://www.speedhunters.com/2013/10/project-86-let-there-be-white/
11:07 pmOctober 30, 2016 Frold1933
I cant believe that some one able to earn $8736
in 2 weeks on the computer .................
I just got a real cool Volvo C30
from only workin parttime on a computer.........
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2:03 amOctober 31, 2016 GregFentonHNHS
10,000 used imports just from Japan a month? That's insane for a country with just 4.5mill
5:05 amOctober 31, 2016 BradLord
awesomefearwave Yes, column shift auto is quite common for these sorts of cars in Japan, and in the case of the bB it allows for a bench-style front seat setup. In this case I have to get rid of the shifter and the seats though.
I-See-Hondas Boost you say...
John Key NZ Many buyers just go off the auction grading sheet and on those it 'should' be noted if there's underbody rust. But of course, like the rest of the inspection its totally subjective; I've see cars that that have had rust noted but it's only been the exhaust, and then cars with no mention of rust that are actually rusty on the floor pan and in the seams. In this case I was able to have my friend get down on the ground and take a look himself, which was some extra piece of mind.
samson2991 Nice one! What mods had your Yaris got?
Matt86 I promise an update soon!
8:30 amMarch 10, 2017 johann
Do you still have the ae86 brad?
GregFentonHNHS Yep, of all the used imports at least 95% are from Japan I believe. Almost 12,000 passenger cars (not counting commercial vehicles) arrived in NZ in September.
BradLord
KW V3 Coilovers, Hotchkis Competition Front and Rear Sway Bar, Polyurethane Bushings all around, Some Strut and Chassis Braces, OZ Ultraleggera lightweight wheels with Nankang AR1 Semi Slick Tyres, Stripped Interior with only 2 Sparco Sprint Seats in it....yeah, that are the main features
Engine is still the stock 1NZ-FE with a 5Zigen Header and a Custom 2" Exhaust......but I´m currently saving money for the new engine build with JUN Cams, Prius Pistons and so on.....want a little 150-160hp Naturally Aspirated Screamer which suits this nimble chassis
1:52 pmOctober 31, 2016 BradLord
samson2991 Sounds like you've got the handling well and truly sorted with that setup. Have you had to make any brakes upgrades?
It'll be quick with 150hp+!
2:12 pmOctober 31, 2016 RedWhine
I absolutely loved my '01 xB. Great aftermarket support, cool styling (objective), and insanely practical all while managing well over 40mpg. That said, my only real complaint with it was, even with the manual transmission, it was an absolute slug.
That said, now that I am at a better place in life with a little more play money, I have been debating doing this exact thing. Finding a clean base first gen to build a little sleeper / canyon carver.
Good luck on this, eager to see where this one goes. *thumbsup*
RedWhine There's a lot to love, right!
Have you ever driven an auto xB? Since the JDM bB only came in auto it's all I've known, but I'd assume it would at least be better with a manual trans. It's a conversion I'll be doing anyway.
BradLord RedWhine I initially test drove an auto before I found mine. Honestly, the engine makes such modest power, there was a lot less difference than you would expect. I just went for the manual because I had the choice. Figured if I was only going to have 102 HP on tap, I would at least get a little interaction out of it. Haha
RedWhine Ha, for sure! I would have bought a manual bB to start with if they existed, but I'm up for the 5MT swap.
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12:10 amNovember 1, 2016 Matt86
Can't wait. Have been watching that one since it was first in NZPC. This looks like a fun project too
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1:12 amNovember 1, 2016 samson2991
Brake upgrades only consisted of hel performance braided brake lines and some ate sport brake fluid.....cause the brakes itself are quite large (discs all around, 255mm front 269mm rear) considering the weight (right now 860kg with a full petrol tank)
But the bB was equipped with drum brakes at the back, right?
1:47 amNovember 1, 2016 BradLord
samson2991 Yes, drums at the back of the bB but it's a straight swap to NCP rear discs, bar the handbrake and cable. I will grab everything I need out of an NCP10/13 Vitz or a NCP61 Ist.
Yaris sounds nice and light!
MatejHoly My friend (who is an agent) did the bidding at the auction house. If that's what you mean?
8:22 amNovember 1, 2016 ReeceRussell
I had an 05 for about I years and it was a great car.. Had coilovers for a few years then bagged it... Bucket seats all the way around even though I loved the bB fronts... They are so much fun and easy to modify that's its ridiculous...
3:50 pmNovember 1, 2016 Frisky_Dingo
I have a 2005 xB. Had it for almost 4 years now. It's an automatic, just hit 135,000 miles. Still drives great. And even with a new GTI and lifted 4Runner Trail Edition sharing driving duties, I still love to drive it. Some day I'll get around to lowering it and putting some 'JDM yo' wheels on it. Getting the GTI lowered and tuned takes precedent right now, though.
9:46 pmNovember 1, 2016 BradLord
Frisky_Dingo I can relate to this. Although I have a couple of other go-to cars for daily driving duties, I didn't want to not have a bB, hence this project. They're basic cars, but so much fun to drive, right.
8:41 amNovember 2, 2016 Frisky_Dingo
They really are vastly more enjoyable to drive than they have any right to be. Mine is in excellent condition- super straight body w/ no dents, only a few scratches/paint flaws, and pretty much perfect interior- and I'll never get rid of it. I just couldn't even begin to replace it with a car as good for what it's worth. I plan on teaching my daughter to drive in it 6 years from now.
1:34 amFebruary 19, 2018 OSCAR SAN AGUSTIN
Hi Brod, Nice reading your article re: Your project car TOYOTA bB.. I got mine here in the Philippines a TOYOTA Bb 03. with 2nz-fe engine (1.3) when i got it the reading says 46,000. converted to left hand drive done with original steering box.. done in northern part of the Island.. before it was released by BUREAU OF CUSTOMS and the conversion going to left hand drive was done great.. exterior/interior is still in good shapes Got it for P 315,000 in pesos. There is an active bB club here. So heres part of my stories on my bB that i want to share it you. Im a 67 year old guy that is really crazy with this boxy thing.. Take care buddy. I love my bB
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