*Radio Flyer's Tesla-themed Cyberquad ATV makes comeback*

If at first you don't succeed, redesign your product. Back in December 2021, Radio Flyer's Model 914 Cyberquad for Kids was flying high. Related: Tesla bulls and bears agree on one important point The toy company best known for its iconic red wagon said the Cyberquad, an homage to the electric vehicle maker's Cybertruck, "sold out in minutes." But then things went south. In 2022, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said Radio Flyer, was recalling the Cyberquad due to violation of federal youth ATV safety standards. “The Cyberquad fails to comply with the federal mandatory safety standard requirements for youth ATVs, including mechanical suspension and maximum tire pressure,” the commission said in its recall notice.Revised warning label At the time, the commission said that Radio Flyer had received one report of an incident where the single-rider Cyberquad tipped over when driven by an eight-year-old child and a 36-year-old adult female, resulting in a bruised left shoulder to the adult female. The recall order was dated Oct. 27, the same day Tesla TSLA CEO Elon Musk tweeted the fateful words "The bird is free" to let the world know that he had finalized his acquisition of Twitter — now known as X — after a six-month struggle. Roughly 5,000 units of the Cyberquad for Kids had been sold, the CPSC said. So it was back to the drawing board, and on Nov. 14, Radio Flyer launched the Model 915 Cyberquad for Kids, an updated version of the Model 914 — and just in time for the holidays. The latest version of the battery powered ride-on toy includes several product updates to deliver the best experience for riders, meeting all Consumer Product Safety Commission requirements and ASTM F963 Toy Safety Standards. These updates include replacing the rear spring with a steel tube with rubber-coated metal inserts that secures the rear frame to the main frame; an updated age grade of 9-12 years old; a revised warning label applied to the front left fender and a warning label that states that the product is not for off-road use and is not a youth ATV.Updating new model There is also a tire inflation warning label applied to the front left fender. "Our award-winning product development team has worked closely with the Tesla Design Studio to update this new model, which we know has been highly anticipated by our customers," Robert Pasin, Radio Flyer's Chief Wagon Officer, said in a statement. The new and improved ride-on features the same sturdy steel frame, high-pressure rubber air tires, a 500-watt motor with a max speed of 10 MPH, and Radio Flyer's Flight Speed Lithium-Ion battery technology, which the company said provides the longest run time and fastest recharge time compared with other products on the market. The Cyberquad for Kids by Radio Flyer Model 915 is available for purchase now exclusively on the Tesla Shop while supplies last and is listed for $1,900. A version of the Cyberquad for Kids went on sale in China earlier this year, which was priced at 11,990 Yuan, or roughly $1,700. As for the Cybertruck, deliveries of the long-awaited luxury EV SUV will begin to select customers starting Nov. 30, before the vehicle enters full production next year at its Texas Gigafactory. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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Radio Flyer's Tesla-themed Cyberquad ATV makes comeback

If at first you don't succeed, redesign your product. Back in December 2021, Radio Flyer's Model 914 Cyberquad for Kids was flying high. Related: Tesla bulls and bears agree on one important point The toy company best known for its iconic red wagon said the Cyberquad, an homage to the electric vehicle maker's Cybertruck, "sold out in minutes." But then things went south. In 2022, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said Radio Flyer, was recalling the Cyberquad due to violation of federal youth ATV safety standards. “The Cyberquad fails to comply with the federal mandatory safety standard requirements for youth ATVs, including mechanical suspension and maximum tire pressure,” the commission said in its recall notice.Revised warning label At the time, the commission said that Radio Flyer had received one report of an incident where the single-rider Cyberquad tipped over when driven by an eight-year-old child and a 36-year-old adult female, resulting in a bruised left shoulder to the adult female. The recall order was dated Oct. 27, the same day Tesla TSLA CEO Elon Musk tweeted the fateful words "The bird is free" to let the world know that he had finalized his acquisition of Twitter — now known as X — after a six-month struggle. Roughly 5,000 units of the Cyberquad for Kids had been sold, the CPSC said. So it was back to the drawing board, and on Nov. 14, Radio Flyer launched the Model 915 Cyberquad for Kids, an updated version of the Model 914 — and just in time for the holidays. The latest version of the battery powered ride-on toy includes several product updates to deliver the best experience for riders, meeting all Consumer Product Safety Commission requirements and ASTM F963 Toy Safety Standards. These updates include replacing the rear spring with a steel tube with rubber-coated metal inserts that secures the rear frame to the main frame; an updated age grade of 9-12 years old; a revised warning label applied to the front left fender and a warning label that states that the product is not for off-road use and is not a youth ATV.Updating new model There is also a tire inflation warning label applied to the front left fender. "Our award-winning product development team has worked closely with the Tesla Design Studio to update this new model, which we know has been highly anticipated by our customers," Robert Pasin, Radio Flyer's Chief Wagon Officer, said in a statement. The new and improved ride-on features the same sturdy steel frame, high-pressure rubber air tires, a 500-watt motor with a max speed of 10 MPH, and Radio Flyer's Flight Speed Lithium-Ion battery technology, which the company said provides the longest run time and fastest recharge time compared with other products on the market. The Cyberquad for Kids by Radio Flyer Model 915 is available for purchase now exclusively on the Tesla Shop while supplies last and is listed for $1,900. A version of the Cyberquad for Kids went on sale in China earlier this year, which was priced at 11,990 Yuan, or roughly $1,700. As for the Cybertruck, deliveries of the long-awaited luxury EV SUV will begin to select customers starting Nov. 30, before the vehicle enters full production next year at its Texas Gigafactory. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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*Another airline is quietly cracking down on lounge access*

As seen in the uproar over the last few months, Delta Air lines’ DAL decision to make stricter rules for accessing its lounges has ricocheted all throughout the travel world. Many passengers expressed a sense of betrayal while some airlines saw opportunity to win them over by matching their frequent flyer status and making jabs about how they were “making it easier” to earn points while others are “making it harder.”Related: It happened: Delta just cracked down on who can enter lounges While Delta’s CEO later admitted the airline “probably went too far” in pushing forth the changes and raised the number of times one can access its SkyClub lounges, the airline is staying firm in its decision to introduce caps on visits in the first place. The reasons ultimately come down to many SkyClub lounges growing crowded as more travelers found ways to gain access and the airline not having the resources to maintain the “luxury” experience it wants associated with its lounges. In the summer of 2022, photos of crowded airport lounges started circulating on social media. Alaska Airlines planes stand at airport gates. Shutterstock Here is who will be able to enter Alaska Airlines lounges in 2024 But as the scandal around Delta started to die down, another airline quietly made big changes to its lounge and loyalty policy. As broken by Travel + Leisure, Alaska Airlines ALK is raising the price of its “Alaska Lounge” program from $400 to $500 for elite members and from $500 to $600 for non-elite ones. Elite status starts after earning 20,000 miles flying with the airline. More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane The airline is also restricting those who can access nine of its lounges at airports across the country to those with a same-day ticket with Alaska or a partner airline. Previously, members with a same-day ticket with any airline could access the lounge. The price of Alaska Lounge+ tier, which gives members access both to the nine Alaska lounges and 90 partner lounges across the country, is being raised from $550 to $650 a year for elite members and $650 to $750 for non-elite ones. The changes will come into effect in February 2024.Alaska Airlines wants to ‘allow for a bit more elbow room’ (here’s what it means for you) Alaska had already trimmed down its loyalty membership at the start of 2023 by limiting lounge access to those whose flight distance was more than 2,100 miles and launching a discounted $30 day pass rate for those with shorter flights. At the time, it also raised the prices of the different loyalty programs by $50 each. Similarly to Delta, Alaska had described the changes as necessary to give travelers “a bit more elbow room.” It has, however, largely managed to escape the outcry that befell on Delta. “Lounges have become so popular during certain times of the day, we're making adjustments to our complimentary First Class access policy to allow for a bit more elbow room,” the airline said in a statement in November 2022. “We know change can be difficult – but we need to adjust how we operate our Lounges to ensure our guests have the best experiences possible when they visit.
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Another airline is quietly cracking down on lounge access

As seen in the uproar over the last few months, Delta Air lines’ DAL decision to make stricter rules for accessing its lounges has ricocheted all throughout the travel world. Many passengers expressed a sense of betrayal while some airlines saw opportunity to win them over by matching their frequent flyer status and making jabs about how they were “making it easier” to earn points while others are “making it harder.”Related: It happened: Delta just cracked down on who can enter lounges While Delta’s CEO later admitted the airline “probably went too far” in pushing forth the changes and raised the number of times one can access its SkyClub lounges, the airline is staying firm in its decision to introduce caps on visits in the first place. The reasons ultimately come down to many SkyClub lounges growing crowded as more travelers found ways to gain access and the airline not having the resources to maintain the “luxury” experience it wants associated with its lounges. In the summer of 2022, photos of crowded airport lounges started circulating on social media. Alaska Airlines planes stand at airport gates. Shutterstock Here is who will be able to enter Alaska Airlines lounges in 2024 But as the scandal around Delta started to die down, another airline quietly made big changes to its lounge and loyalty policy. As broken by Travel + Leisure, Alaska Airlines ALK is raising the price of its “Alaska Lounge” program from $400 to $500 for elite members and from $500 to $600 for non-elite ones. Elite status starts after earning 20,000 miles flying with the airline. More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane The airline is also restricting those who can access nine of its lounges at airports across the country to those with a same-day ticket with Alaska or a partner airline. Previously, members with a same-day ticket with any airline could access the lounge. The price of Alaska Lounge+ tier, which gives members access both to the nine Alaska lounges and 90 partner lounges across the country, is being raised from $550 to $650 a year for elite members and $650 to $750 for non-elite ones. The changes will come into effect in February 2024.Alaska Airlines wants to ‘allow for a bit more elbow room’ (here’s what it means for you) Alaska had already trimmed down its loyalty membership at the start of 2023 by limiting lounge access to those whose flight distance was more than 2,100 miles and launching a discounted $30 day pass rate for those with shorter flights. At the time, it also raised the prices of the different loyalty programs by $50 each. Similarly to Delta, Alaska had described the changes as necessary to give travelers “a bit more elbow room.” It has, however, largely managed to escape the outcry that befell on Delta. “Lounges have become so popular during certain times of the day, we're making adjustments to our complimentary First Class access policy to allow for a bit more elbow room,” the airline said in a statement in November 2022. “We know change can be difficult – but we need to adjust how we operate our Lounges to ensure our guests have the best experiences possible when they visit.
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*Погоны в Царской*

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*Key investor identifies the surprising company that belongs among the Magnificent 7*

2023 has been the year of artificial intelligence. The release of ChatGPT last year set off a frantic race between Big Tech giants and start-ups alike to develop and release better iterations of AI technology. And Wall Street has been in the throes of ongoing excitement over the potential of AI; shares of Nvidia NVDA, the semiconductor company that makes AI tech possible, skyrocketed this year on AI-fueled excitement. The Big Tech sector, powered by investor excitement over AI, has been so strong this year that a cluster of the biggest names have been grouped together under the moniker: the Magnificent Seven. Made up of Nvidia, Apple AAPL, Tesla TSLA, Microsoft MSFT, Meta META, Google GOOGL and Amazon AMZN, each of the seven has strong exposure to and potential with AI. Related: If Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a chance to do it all again, he wouldn't Deepwater's Gene Munster, who has been quite bullish about the Magnificent Seven, said that if he were to add an eighth company to the bundle, it would be an easy choice: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) TSM. If Nvidia sells the building blocks to the AI revolution, Munster told CNBC, TSMC sells the clay. "They are at the very foundation of all these companies," Munster said. TSMC, with a market cap of more than $500 billion, has surged throughout November, hitting a share price of $99 at last check Wednesday. The company last week reported better-than-expected sales for October, noting a 15.7% year-over-year increase in revenue to roughly $7.5 billion, a 34.8% month-to-month increase. Between January and October, the company reported more than $56 billion in revenue, a 3.7% increase from the year-ago period. "All these companies, Apple needs them; Nvidia is a big customer. The beautiful thing about TSMC is that they're just going to benefit," Munster said. "If you believe in AI, you have to own TSMC." Munster noted that only about 6% of TSMC's current business is related to AI, which gives them plenty of room to grow quickly over the next five years. The company said in October that it expects a gross profit margin of at least 51.5% for the current quarter. The stock is up around 32% for the year; Microsoft shares are up 54%, Google is up 51% and Tesla is up 98%.Related: Key investor on why Nvidia has tainted Big Tech stocks Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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Key investor identifies the surprising company that belongs among the Magnificent 7

2023 has been the year of artificial intelligence. The release of ChatGPT last year set off a frantic race between Big Tech giants and start-ups alike to develop and release better iterations of AI technology. And Wall Street has been in the throes of ongoing excitement over the potential of AI; shares of Nvidia NVDA, the semiconductor company that makes AI tech possible, skyrocketed this year on AI-fueled excitement. The Big Tech sector, powered by investor excitement over AI, has been so strong this year that a cluster of the biggest names have been grouped together under the moniker: the Magnificent Seven. Made up of Nvidia, Apple AAPL, Tesla TSLA, Microsoft MSFT, Meta META, Google GOOGL and Amazon AMZN, each of the seven has strong exposure to and potential with AI. Related: If Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a chance to do it all again, he wouldn't Deepwater's Gene Munster, who has been quite bullish about the Magnificent Seven, said that if he were to add an eighth company to the bundle, it would be an easy choice: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) TSM. If Nvidia sells the building blocks to the AI revolution, Munster told CNBC, TSMC sells the clay. "They are at the very foundation of all these companies," Munster said. TSMC, with a market cap of more than $500 billion, has surged throughout November, hitting a share price of $99 at last check Wednesday. The company last week reported better-than-expected sales for October, noting a 15.7% year-over-year increase in revenue to roughly $7.5 billion, a 34.8% month-to-month increase. Between January and October, the company reported more than $56 billion in revenue, a 3.7% increase from the year-ago period. "All these companies, Apple needs them; Nvidia is a big customer. The beautiful thing about TSMC is that they're just going to benefit," Munster said. "If you believe in AI, you have to own TSMC." Munster noted that only about 6% of TSMC's current business is related to AI, which gives them plenty of room to grow quickly over the next five years. The company said in October that it expects a gross profit margin of at least 51.5% for the current quarter. The stock is up around 32% for the year; Microsoft shares are up 54%, Google is up 51% and Tesla is up 98%.Related: Key investor on why Nvidia has tainted Big Tech stocks Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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*Казачьи чины*

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Казачьи чины

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*Морские звания и*

Корабельные звания так же как и в сухопутных войсках присваиваются согласно тому, на сколько у военнослужащего есть способность и желание взять на себя руководство вверенным ему участком.via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/CxysHAE Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Морские звания и

Корабельные звания так же как и в сухопутных войсках присваиваются согласно тому, на сколько у военнослужащего есть способность и желание взять на себя руководство вверенным ему участком.via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/CxysHAE Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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*Погоны в Царской*

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Погоны в Царской

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*Demar =?UTF-8?B?0JrRg9C/0LjRgtGMIC0g0KTQvtGA0LzQsCDQvtC00LXQttC00Ys=?=*

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*[Krawczynski] Gobert called Green’s choke “clown behavior.” Said he knew as soon as he heard Steph was out, he knew Draymond was going to try to get ejected*

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[Krawczynski] Gobert called Green’s choke “clown behavior.” Said he knew as soon as he heard Steph was out, he knew Draymond was going to try to get ejected

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*GTA 6’s Publisher Says Video Games Should Theoretically Be Priced At Dollars Per Hour*

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GTA 6’s Publisher Says Video Games Should Theoretically Be Priced At Dollars Per Hour

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