I need a customer statement. This will be a report that shows outstanding invoices, original balance, balance after applied payments and total due from customer.
Can we have a way of initiating a manual 'follow-up' email, ideally to a batch of invoices/customers. I understand that this is done automatically once the invoice comes due, but it would be great to be able to send further emailslater on etc.
So far with the last week I have three clients who reported that they didn't received the email (invoice) but it shows the sent on the status.
Today I was working on the client computer and watching her inbox. I send the invoice and she didn't get it. I have to resend the second time after waiting 3 - 4 hrs.
Does the system update the Sent status if the email bounce? Is there a way for us to view bounce email?
Our guys are working to find a solution. Thank you.
In several occasion I resend the invoice and payment receipt. I would like to see email history.
I would like to get a notification for recurring profile where an invoice will be generated in the next 24 hrs.
Or a sort option when viewing the recurring profile in the order when an invoice will be generated.
I would like to be able to create temporary invoice with option to convert to permanent or delete without interrupting the invoice number seq.
But if client decline service, I would like to be able to delete the temporary invoice without effecting the invoice seq.
How about using the estimate and allowing the customer to click the 'accept' button. When he does that an invoice will automatically get generated. Thanks.
Add ability to search invoices by their dollar amounts--both exact and by range.
In the unpaid invoices chart, I would like to easily resend reminders to multiple customers by having a tab (in addition to the Active, Archive and Deleted tabs) to click on after checking in the boxes next to each invoice.
I have several client who don't understand paypal and just want to pay without creating a paypal account. This option is currently available if the client would just read the screen.
Paypal has an option for subscription payment. Can we interface this with the billing program.
We don't have an interface with PayPal subscription services yet, however you can create a recurring profile at BILLIVING.
Update when the customer review the invoice online. When we resend the invoice, I would like to know if the customer revisited the link.
You can use the "Mark as Unread" option in your invoices screen. This way you'll get an e-mail when the customer re-visits your invoice.
I support some Sr Citizens that are not computer savvy. I tried sending them an electronic invoice but I feel paper invoice would make my life more easier. My problem is this is a reoccurring invoice. My temporary solution was to use my email address but now their are question why I have the wrong email address.
1) Option not to send an invoice but a reminder to send an invoice.
Add a print stylesheet so that the buttons don't print for client when printing directly from webpage. A print button should open the print dialog too.
Add "Billing Period" on recurring profile. Adding a billing period will avoid confusion. Ideally Billing period can be "1/1/15 to 1/31/15" or "January 2015", Any indication will help letting the customer know what months the service is for. Going by the invoice date is not sufficient.


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Q: reading Named Pipe issue I have this code C:
#define BUFSIZE 256

int main ( int argc, char *argv[])
{
    int fdIn;
    int fdOut;

    if( argc != 3)
    {
        perror("Erro argument");
        exit(1);
    }

    if( (fdIn = open(argv[1], O_RDONLY ) )<0)
    {
        perror("Errr pipe input");
        exit(1);
    }

    if( (fdOut = open(argv[2], O_WRONLY ) )<0)
    {
        perror("Errr pipe output");
        exit(1);
    }

    int c = 2;
    while(c--)
    {
        char var1[BUFSIZE];
        char var2[BUFSIZE];
        char string[100];

        memset(var1, 0, sizeof(var1));
        memset(var2, 0, sizeof(var2));
        memset(string, 0, sizeof(string));

        if( readLine(fdIn, var1, sizeof(var1)) == 0)
        {
            printf("exit1\n");
            exit(0);
        }
        printf("%s\n",var1);
        if( readLine(fdIn, var2, sizeof(var2)) == 0)
        {
            printf("exit2\n");
            exit(0);
        }

        removeNewLine(var1);
        removeNewLine(var2);

        if( atoi(var2) != 0){
            if( atoi(var1) == 0  || (atoi(var1) % atoi(var2)) == 0 )
                sprintf(string,"ok\n");
            else
                sprintf(string,"no\n");

        }

        printf("%s", string);
        writeLine(fdOut, string, strlen(string));
    }
    close(fdOut);
    close(fdIn);
    exit(0);

}

Functions used in the code:
int readLine( int fd, char* str, int bufferSize)
        {
            return readToDel(fd, '\n', str, bufferSize);
        }

int readToDel( int fd, char delimiter, char* str, int bufferSize)
        {
            int n;
            int byteLetti =0;
            int index=0;

            do /* Read characters until NULL or end-of-input */
            {

                if( (n = read (fd, str+index, 1)) < 0)
                {
                    perror("Errore: lettura dal file descriptor fallita\n");
                    exit(1);
                }
                byteLetti+=n;

            }
            while (n > 0 && *(str+index++) != delimiter && index < bufferSize);

            return byteLetti; /* Return false if end-of-input */
        }
void removeNewLine( char *s )
    {
        removeDel(s, "\r\n");
    }
void removeDel( char *s, char *del)
    {
        s[strcspn ( s, del )] = '\0';
    }

I have 2 pipes one for input and other for output. I write on input pipe , using echo "4\n2\n" > i (by terminal) the string "4\n2\n" and by two readline( the 2 if in the while cycle) I  should read the "4" and then by second readline the "2". This because the Readline function splits by '\n'; but when end first if in the while cycle prints var1 (should contain only "4" ) , but it prints 4\n2\n and I don't understand why.
What do I wrong?

A: \n is not actually a newline character. It's an escape sequence which, in some circumstances, is interpreted and causes the interpreter to substitute a newline character. The C compiler does this interpretation and substitution in string and character literals, so your compiled program actually contains the newline character.
The shell and its echo built-in command do not necessarily do this interpretation. The bash that ships with OS X does not interpret such escape sequences by default. You can make it do that by passing the -e option. Note that /bin/echo or the built-in echo commands of other shells may not support that option.
So, you throught you were providing the input character stream 4, newline, 2, newline, newline to your program. What you were actually providing was 4, \, n, 2, \, n, newline.

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Q: How to properly generate a random password with the window.crypto property? The Math.floor(Math.random() * 100) or Math.ceil(Math.random() * 100) method of generating a random number isn't the most cryptographically secure. I want to use this method in a random Password application, I'm trying to use the window.crypto property. Here's what I have set up, but it seems to return an empty value and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.

const array = new Uint32Array(1);
window.crypto.getRandomValues(array);

let chars = '0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz!@#$%^&*()ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ';
let pwordLength = 12;
let password = '';

for (let i = 0; i <= pwordLength; i++) {
  let randomNumber = array * chars.length;
  password += chars.substring(randomNumber, randomNumber + 1);
}
console.log(`Password is ${password}`);

A: You can generate a Uint32Array with the same length as your chars list. Then loop over them to get a random value. By using % we can ensure we never exceed the given length (remainder operator)

let chars = '0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz!@#$%^&*()ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ';
let pwordLength = 12;
let password = '';

const array = new Uint32Array(chars.length);
window.crypto.getRandomValues(array);

for (let i = 0; i < pwordLength; i++) {
  password += chars[array[i] % chars.length];
}

console.log(`Password is ${password}`);


The "set-up"—a half-pint of liquor, one mixer, share cups and ice—is more than a staple order at many locals-only NOLA bars: It's a community ritual. Sarah Baird on what we risk losing as those bars, and the ritual itself, fade away.
Chances are your primary memory from 2013 probably has nothing to do booze. It was the year that scientists successfully cloned human stem cells for the first time. Bitcoin was a popular topic of conversation. Kayne West had still not gone entirely off the rails.
However, in New Orleans, 2013 will always be remembered as the year of The Great To-Go Cup Battle.
A mainstay of drinking in the city, the to-go cup is a cultural touchstone. Far more than just a way to legally drink in public, it effectively serves as a rallying cry for life to be lived out in the open and enjoyed to the fullest. It is liquor-soaked New Orleans joie de vivre at its finest.
For a series of harrowing months in 2013, though, rumor swirled that new laws were brewing to take away the right to use to-go cups, effectively nixing all drinking-in-the-street revelry. A mild form of public hysteria ensued. New Orleans, it seemed, might fall prey to becoming—gasp—a little bit more like a regular city, and that simply could not stand.
But to-go cups are an integral part of New Orleans visitor culture—the Bourbon Street effect, if you will—and there's no way anyone at City Hall is going to put those almighty tourist dollars into jeopardy. My concern then, and now, is the slow disappearance of a more locals-only drinking ritual: the set-up.
Popular primarily in African-American neighborhood bars across the city, the set-up isn't so much a drink as a drinking style. Order one from the bartender, and you'll be asked to select a half-pint of liquor and a mixer of choice (my favorite, weird as it sounds, is Scotch and pineapple juice). A bartender will then gift these prizes to you with a few plastic cups and a bowl of ice. That's it. From then on out, it's up to you to build your own drinks with whatever ratios of mixer-to-liquor your heart desires.
Bullet's Sports Bar is a no-fuss neighborhood bar that also happens to feature some of the best jazz acts in New Orleans. Sarah Baird on the 7th Ward's hidden live-music gem.
"I think one reason people like the set-up is because you get your money's worth," said Ronnie Thomas of The Little People's Place in Treme, whose favorite set-up combo is vodka and cherry juice. With glittery paper footballs hanging from the ceiling and a fold-out plastic table that's constantly full of hot plates, crock pots and (during Lent) some of the best fried fish in the city, Little People's is a decades-old neighborhood hangout that's a true landmark of the Sixth Ward. Recently, city officials cracked down on the space for operating without a liquor license, placing it on short-term hiatus as its long-term fate hangs in limbo. But as we chatted on a sunny January afternoon, Thomas—and a chorus of friends sipping beers they'd brought from home on a stoop out front—seemed hopeful. "I'm fighting it," he said.
But the set-up is about far more than an economical night out. The bars that rely on this drink service have become important community meeting points for their respective neighborhoods, the style of drink undoubtedly fostering conversation. Share cups, share ice, share stories.
The seemingly relentless drumbeat of gentrification in New Orleans, though, means that longtime, set-up friendly neighborhood bars—like Candlelight and, further Uptown, Sandpiper Lounge—are feeling the squeeze, under threat from skyrocketing rental prices and neighborhoods that increasingly feel less like home and more like playgrounds for here today, gone tomorrow AirBnB tenants.
Beloved watering holes across Central City, Treme and the Seventh Ward that serve as a kind of second living room for their neighbors currently sit at the crux of a conversation that's long overdue about race, culture and what community actually means in New Orleans today. As bars that offer the kind of atmosphere conducive to set-ups dwindle, so, too, will a piece of the city's unique drinking fiber.
If New Orleans is now pushing bars to now close their doors (but not, in theory, close down) at 3 a.m., as the mayor announced this week, what hope is there for a less infamous facet of the liquored-up tradition?
Perhaps, though, the set-up is destined for a spike in popularity in the coming years. There are some mighty fine cocktail bars in New Orleans, but what the city does best is allow people to use drinks, like the set-up, as a conduit for larger conversation—a way to listen, talk and gather. As we head into uncharted territory in 2017, we're going to need these gathering points—and, who am I kidding, a drink—more than ever.


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Executive Director , Energy and Environment Program
Greg Gershuny is the Executive Director of the Aspen Institute Energy and Environment Program (EEP). Greg started at the Institute as the James E. Rogers Energy Fellow and Managing Director for his first two years…
Greg Gershuny is the Executive Director of the Aspen Institute Energy and Environment Program (EEP). Greg started at the Institute as the James E. Rogers Energy Fellow and Managing Director for his first two years at Aspen, and in this role since 2018. The Energy and Environment Program, one of the longest running at the Aspen Institute, strives to design and cultivate leadership and develop solutions based on the ideal that both humankind and the natural world have intrinsic value. Prior to joining the Aspen Institute, Greg served as the Associate Director and Chief of Staff for the US Department of Energy Office of Energy Policy and Systems Analysis where he worked on clean energy and energy security policy as well as managing the policy office and the Quadrennial Energy Review. Greg served in the White House for five years under President Barack Obama, where he was the Director of Energy and Environment for the Office of Presidential Personnel and oversaw the Presidential appointment process for the energy and environment mission agencies. He also served as a policy aide to the Associate Director for Science at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, working on research and development and science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education policy, and as a Research Associate for the White House National Economic Council for technology and innovation policy. Greg is a graduate of George Mason University and originally hails from New Jersey.
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After years of inaction, the new administration must act quickly to determine how to enact its many climate policy goals.
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With over 50 million children enrolled, public schools present both a need and an opportunity to address this once-in-a-lifetime crisis.
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Cabin fever can be a malady for many in Minnesota during winter months. I decided to host a tea party for friends who don't live too far away. If you would like to do the same, here is and a recipe for great scones and the menu I chose for a three-course tea.


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Sigh - _Hail Horror Hail_
(Cacophonous, 1997)
by: Henry Akeley (7.5 out of 10)
Listening to this CD is oddly like hearing someone else impatiently switching between channels on a TV set that gets only four stations: one featuring darkened, sleaze-ified metalia with screechy vox; one featuring lush "easy listening" material performed by a really swinging organist; one showing a film with a bombastic soundtrack; and one doing a broadcast from some fevered, decadent city center where all sorts of weirdness is being perpetrated. Indeed, it often sounds as if there are two TV sets in the room, each tuned to a different one of these channels... I use the TV analogy because _Hail Horror Hail_ is a very visual listening experience, a seriously odd, often chaotic collision of weird metal with just about everything else on the musical map. The bizarre audio alchemy of this release originally had me pegging it as at least an eight out of ten, perhaps even higher than that, but repeated spins have tempered my enthusiasm somewhat. For one, there's a bit too much of that swinging organist for my taste. Check out the end of "The Dead Sing" or "Invitation to Die" and you'll see what I mean: Sigh Plays True Unholy Fox Trot and Samba Metal Exclusively... In addition -- and with the exception of the excellent "12 Souls" and the enjoyable "Curse of Izanagi" -- the metallic backbone of these compositions tends to be rather weak. All the experimental oddity is a real plus, in that Sigh's metallic chops are nothing remarkable (at least not on this CD). In any case, this has a few really cool tracks, and it's certainly the weirdest thing I've heard come out of the metal scene in quite a while, so if you're looking for something different, you can't go wrong with this record. The bio calls it "a soundtrack to a film that will never be made." If this film ever -does- get made, I suppose I'll stand in line and pay to get in, if that tells you anything.
(article published 1/1/1998)
3/4/2012 J Carbon 9 Sigh - In Somniphobia
7/23/2011 J Carbon 9.5 Sigh - Scorn Defeat
5/29/2010 K Sarampalis 9.5 Sigh - Scenes From Hell
7/4/2007 K Sarampalis 9.5 Sigh - Hangman's Hymn
10/3/2005 J Montague 8.5 Sigh - Gallows Gallery
12/9/1999 P Schwarz 9 Sigh - Scenario IV: Dread Dreams


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Q: Riddle me this: why does the implicit interface implementation error occur? Consider the following lines of code:
public interface IProduct
{
    string Name { get; set; }
}

public interface IProductList
{
    string Name { get; }

    IProduct GetValueObject();
}

public abstract class BaseProductList<T> : IProductList where T : class, IProduct, new()
{
    public abstract T GetValueObject();

    public string Name { get; set; }
}

This gives me the following warning:

 (Error 1   'ConsoleApplication1.EnumTest.BaseProductList' does not
 implement interface member
 'ConsoleApplication1.EnumTest.IProductList.GetValueObject()'.
 'ConsoleApplication1.EnumTest.BaseProductList.GetValueObject()'
 cannot implement
 'ConsoleApplication1.EnumTest.IProductList.GetValueObject()' because
 it does not have the matching return type of
 'ConsoleApplication1.EnumTest.IProduct'.   \cencibel\homes$\k.bakker\visual
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 2010\Projects\ConsoleApplication1\ConsoleApplication1\EnumTest\Program.cs  29  23  TestApp)

But when I add this explicit piece of code, it works:
IProduct IProductList.GetValueObject()
{
    return GetValueObject();
}

Why can't .Net figure this one out!?

A: A method returning IProduct is not the same as a method returning some-type-implementing-IProduct. You're trying to use covariant return types - which .NET doesn't support.
Basically it's similar to this situation:
// Doesn't compile
class Foo : ICloneable
{
    public Foo Clone()
    {
        return new Foo();
    }
}

Looks good, and allows clients to call Clone() and get back a strongly-typed value - but it doesn't implement the interface. This isn't supported in .NET, and never has been - the generics in your code are just another example of the same problem.


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How Expect Miracles Weathered 2020
Reported by Andrew Lusk, Associate Reporter
Despite a rough year for fundraising, a Massachusetts-based cancer-fighting charity broke records in 2020, and is looking to 2021 to continue supporting survivors amid the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
Frank Heavey
Expect Miracles Foundation
The Boston-based Expect Miracles Foundation, Financial Services Against Cancer, is run by mutual fund industry veterans who raise money for cancer-fighting research and provide assistance to those financially devastated by cancer. MFWire spoke to both Frank Heavey, executive director of Expect Miracles, and Samantha Watson, a two-time cancer survivor and founder of the Samfund, which merged with Expect Miracles in 2019.
Heavey says, "While the pandemic hurt our event fundraising (down 19 percent from 2019), individual and corporate donations were up 86 percent."
"Our cancer research grants to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center were down 24 percent from last year's record $1.45 million, because of the pandemic's impact on our in-person fundraising events, but our Samfund grants to young adult cancer survivors, particularly for housing expenses, were up 64 percent. A record 333 Samfund grants [were] awarded worth a record $452,000. In a time of greatest need, we are so grateful for our supporters generosity, leadership and kindness."
"I thought the financial industry responded just outstandingly," he adds, "for being able to pivot from doing all in-person events to a lot of virtual and modified in-person events."
"Our goal when the pandemic broke out in March was to bend and not break, and I think we did that very well."
Heavey says housing costs are many cancer survivors' main priority during the pandemic, as little to no government assistance has come on that front. Survivors who lost their jobs due to COVID now have no source of income, and with many being immunocompromised during and after their treatment, they often have no means of safely finding a new one.
Watson tells MFWire, "I think the most remarkable thing that happened in 2020 for our Samfund grants program was how much we were able to pivot and meet the needs of young adults who are struggling not only because of cancer, but because of the pandemic."
"Any group that was struggling before the pandemic was more likely to struggle during it," she adds, "and for our young adult survivors, they were already having a hard time paying rent and getting their prescriptions before COVID. What we decided to do in March was begin a fundraising campaign, which ended up getting [more than] a quarter of a million dollars to help with rent and mortgage payments for those survivors."
The Samfund was founded in 2003 by Watson following her own battles with cancer and its associated costs. Watson currently serves as managing director of stewardship for the fund, and calls her work "paying it forward" in relation to the help she received during her own times of strife.
"People and companies really stepped up to help the cancer community," Heavey adds, noting that he expects hybrid in-person and virtual events to be a mainstay in future fundraising efforts.


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Sep 6, 2021 by Australian Air Power Today
Northrop Grumman Australia Delivers Triton NITE Capability Ahead of Schedule
Developed by Northrop Grumman and based at Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Base Edinburgh, NITE will support Chief Information Officer Group (CIOG) to configure and test the array of Triton network interfaces and systems prior to the delivery of the first aircraft to Australia in 2023. Critically, NITE enables CIOG to design and test Triton's network architecture on Defence wide area networks.
"This program will derisk the first Triton aircraft arriving into Australia and leverage the expertise and lessons learned from Northrop Grumman and the US Navy," said Christine Zeitz, general manager, Northrop Grumman Asia Pacific. "We are establishing sovereign capability to support the Triton program which once established will revolutionise maritime ISR in the Indo-Pacific region."
Despite challenges presented by COVID-19 restrictions, Northrop Grumman's engineering teams in the United States and Australia worked closely together to achieve the delivery milestone, leveraging experience learned through supporting the U.S. Navy's Triton roll-out.
Beyond the successful delivery of the NITE capability, Northrop Grumman is working closely with the U.S. Navy to progress Triton toward initial operating capability and global deployments. The U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman achieved the first flight of the multi-intelligence variant on July 30.
Northrop Grumman solves the toughest problems in space, aeronautics, defense and cyberspace to meet the ever evolving needs of our customers worldwide. Our 90,000 employees define possible every day using science, technology and engineering to create and deliver advanced systems, products and services.
Main pic FLTLT Douglas Hogg and FLTLT Davis Strauss from the ISR Transition Office at RAAF Base Edinburgh reviewing the Triton network configuration files on the newly delivered Network Integration Test Environment.


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IssuesStatewide NewsEast Texas Man Indicted for $5 Million Coronavirus Small Business Loan Fraud, Fabricating Employee Names
Samuel Yates allegedly used an online generator to fabricate the names of 400 fake employees in an attempt to obtain $5 million in coronavirus small business aid.
Hayden SparksMay 21, 2020
Austin, TX, May 21, 2020 — Federal prosecutors announced on Tuesday that an East Texas man has been indicted for using fictional employees in an attempt to obtain $5 million in aid designated for small businesses via the Paycheck Protection Program.
The Department of Justice announced in a press release that Samuel Yates, a 32-year-old man from Bowie County, was confronted with charges of multiple felonies in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas in Texarkana.
Yates allegedly made two different sham applications to separate lenders. In the first application, the government says Yates claimed to have more than 400 employees with over $2 million in monthly payroll expenses. In a second bogus application, Yates was able to get his hands on $500,000 in aid, according to the press release.
The U.S. Attorney is claiming that Yates' actions constitute wire fraud, bank fraud, and falsifying information to both the Small Business Administration and financial institutions.
The fictitious employee names Yates provided to the lenders were created using an online name generator, the government alleges.
Yates would not be the first person in Texas charged with abusing federal programs created to provide relief from coronavirus-related economic hardships.
A Beaumont engineer, Shashank Rai, was accused of similar offenses last week, per a Justice Department press release.
The government says investigators found handwritten materials in the trash at Rai's home with notes about investing $3 million he intended to swindle from the Paycheck Protection Program.
Prosecutors accuse Rai of making two applications to separate lenders that each claimed Rai had 250 employees. The first application allegedly purported that Rai needed $10 million to cover $4 million in monthly payroll expenses, and the second application allegedly purported that Rai needed $3 million to cover $1.2 million in monthly payroll expenses.
The press releases emphasize that Yates and Rai are entitled to a trial by jury and to be considered innocent unless the U.S. Attorney proves otherwise.
The Justice Department encourages persons who suspect abuse of the Paycheck Protection Program or other coronavirus-related criminal activity to call the National Center for Disaster Fraud Hotline at 866-720-5721. Submissions may also be made online.
Hayden Sparks is a reporter for The Texan. He has coached high school competitive speech and debate and has also been involved in community theater and politics. A native Texan, Hayden served as a delegate at the Republican Party of Texas Convention in 2016. He is on track to receive a bachelor's degree in psychology from Liberty University. In his free time, Hayden is known to take walks around the neighborhood while listening to random music on Spotify.
Senate Confirms Rep. John Ratcliffe to be New National Intelligence Director
Republican Leaders Oppose Disaster Property Tax Increases, Say Loophole Doesn't Apply to Coronavirus-Related Damage


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Former Clinton Foundation Official Arrested for Inciting Violent Jihad
By AFLC on September 18, 2013 in Blog
Hillary Clinton had Huma Abedin and Bill Clinton had Gehad el-Haddad. The surprising storyline of the Clintons' affinity for Muslim Brotherhood-linked employees took another turn this week when former top Clinton Foundation official Gehad el-Haddad, now a Muslim Brotherhood operative, was arrested in Cairo for inciting violent…
Interview: AFLC Advisory Board Member Andrew C. McCarthy on Huma Abedin's Islamist Connections
By AFLC on August 27, 2012 in Blog
Last week, FrontPage Magazine published a wide-ranging interview with AFLC Advisory Board Member Andrew C. McCarthy, who discusses in further detail about Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's top aide Huma Abedin and her alarming ties to Islamic supremacism. Indeed, McCarthy explains that Abedin served for a dozen years…
C-SPAN Video: Andrew C. McCarthy on the Obama Administration's Ties to the Muslim Brotherhood
Yesterday, AFLC Advisory Board Member and former federal prosecutor Andrew C. McCarthy provided new details about the Obama Administration's alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist groups at an event in Washington hosted by the Center for Security Policy and its President, Frank Gaffney, who also…
American Spectator Article: Is Huma Abedin the new Alger Hiss?
It is well-known by now that the the Republican Establishment in Washington, D.C. is going after Rep. Michele Bachmann for being a leader in the fight against sharia-adherent Islam. Indeed, Jeffrey Lord, writing in the American Spectator, observes that Republicans John McCain, John Boehner, and others are acting like…
Clinton Aide's Family Ties to Muslim Brotherhood Has Security Implications
Congresswoman Michele Bachmann and her four Republican colleagues are under fire for raising questions about Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's longtime top aide, Huma Abedin, and her family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Although Rep. Bachmann is catching flak by the Left as well as some Senior…


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Indigenous Flood - United Nations : NYC - Come to New York!
Mon, Apr 24, 2017 9:00 AM 09:00 Fri, May 5, 2017 9:00 PM 21:00
New York, NY (map)
The Flood never came to Standing Rock, so let's bring the Flood to the United Nations.
From April 24th to May 5th the United Nations in New York City is holding the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, also known as PFII. Typically, these forums lack Native American representation, and often have Non-Natives speaking on behalf of Natives and their issues. This ends now.
For two weeks, we need to show New York, The UN, and the world that Indigenous People are here, and can speak for themselves.
The world will not forget what happened at Standing Rock. The world will no longer ignore the conditions on reservations, and the issues effecting indigenous people around the globe. 3/4 of the world's population are indigenous, and it's time they stop forgetting that.
There are multiple levels of events within this forum, some more exclusive than others. We want to come out in full force at every level. From top to bottom. From panels at the UN headquarters to flash mob round dances in Time Square, we are going to Flood New York City.
Whether you are registered for the forum or not, we are asking for all indigenous people and allies to come to New York City and show your support. As the strongest of warriors take the United Nations to speak, they will have the support of their brothers and sisters outside, praying, singing, marching and standing in solidarity.
Thousands came to Standing Rock. Thousands came to DC. And we can do the same in New York City.
We are planning a plethora of events, from demonstrations, to speaking engagements, to gatherings and dances and celebrations. For two weeks, let's make New York City our new home.
More details to come as this develops and grows.
If you would like to register your own group for the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (PFII) in New York City. http://bit.ly/PFIIRegistration
Deadline March 30th 2017
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March for Science - Long Beach, MS
Town Green (map)
The Long Beach March for Science will meet at the Town Green at 2:00PM. We will march at 3:00PM from the Town Green down Jeff Davis Ave, along highway 90, to the FEC Auditorium at the USM Gulf Park campus. At 4:00PM, in the FEC Auditorium, we will have local speakers including university professors and veteran scientists.
Why are we marching for science?
"Science, scientists, and evidence-based policymaking are under attack. Budget cuts, censorship of researchers, disappearing datasets, and threats to dismantle government agencies harm us all, putting our health, food, air, water, climate, and jobs at risk. It is time for people who support science to take a public stand and be counted." - March for Science
Check out our page for more information: https://www.facebook.com/longbeach.ms.marchforscience/


Holidays season didn't go as you expected? Did you know there's 2 million unsold products every year? Is your brand concerned by this? Here we show you how to deal with excess stock.
Let's start by defining « excess stock ».
Excess stock is the set of unsold products in store or online of a past season. Having an excess stock is completely normal, every brand is concerned. But this matter shouldn't be a negative thing. Depending on the season, surplus stock may be more or less significant.
You can proceed to its destruction which is the easy way to get rid of your surplus stock but it's not the best option. This stock is not dead like one would think so, you can still make profit out of it, so why destroy it when you can actually make profit out of something you thought you couldn't?
As the name implies, it is a short online sale. The products would be displayed on an online platform and reach the final customer. Then, you will receive a purchase order so the shipment process can start. A flash sale can be organized through our many partners' platforms. This is the option our brand clients prefer.
You can also add a section directly on your website for a permanent online outlet. The downside of this option is that if you mix the previous line with your current one, your current one could be overshadowed and affect your brand's image. However, we recommend to have a permanent outlet on another distributor's platform which we can gladly arrange.
A multi-store brand is a store that gathers many brands under the same roof. All around the world, multi-store brands may have interest in your product and offer you to sell it.
You can also sell your products to many discount shops. This type of shops value your stock as a real asset and they are more likely to boost your sales. Selling your stock to a discount shop may mean that your stock would be sold to a lower price but in terms of profit the results are very positive. These shops' success is remarkable. Your stocks won't go to waste and your sales will improve.
Just remember that excess stock is not a synonym of waste, take a chance and reach new customers.
The right blend between your brand and retailers is the step to succeed on clearing your stock and boosting your sales. Our job is to find the perfect fit for your product. You can either sell your stock yourself or we can handle it according to your brand's concept.
This entry was posted in Boost your sales, Strategy and tagged clearance, excess stock, flash sale, inventory, liquidation, stock management, stock value, surplus by providers@boost-your-brand.com. Bookmark the permalink.


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Q: Allowing PPTP data through Vyatta firewall I have a Vyatta firewall installed and I am now trying to connect to a PPTP host from one of my computers.
I allow TCP port 1723 through my firewall like this:
 rule 300 {
     action accept
     description "allowed trafic"
     destination {
         port 21-23,53,80,123,119,443,445,465,587,843,993,1025-65535
     }
     protocol tcp_udp
     state {
         new enable
     }
 }

and I added an extra rule for the GRE packets:
 rule 308 {
     action accept
     description "PPTP VPN"
     protocol gre
 }

Still, I get the message

A connection to the remote computer could not be established, so the port for this connection was closed.

I tried the same VPN on another PC, on another network, where it worked, so the VPN is OK.

A: The solution was that I also had to allow incoming GRE packets:
set firewall name LAN-from-WAN rule 304 description "PPTP VPN"
set firewall name LAN-from-WAN rule 304 protocol gre
set firewall name LAN-from-WAN rule 304 action accept


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Jesse Bransford: Recent Work
Jesse Bransford
» Jesse Bransford: Recent Work
May 21st - June 17th, 2005
SHAHEEN Modern and Contemporary Art is delighted to announce an exhibition of recent work by 33 year-old New York based artist Jesse Bransford. There will be an opening reception for the artist on Saturday, May 21st from 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. The exhibition will continue through June 17th.
Rendered in crisp graphic fashion, and incorporating a variety of drawing media, Bransford's striking and exquisitely executed large-scale works on paper draw upon, juxtapose and conflate an extraordinary array of historical, scientific, sub-cultural, socio-political, science-fictional, cultural and art historical traditions and influences, as well as a broad spectrum of visual styles and modes of image production. By combining and re-contextualizing elements culled from such a wide variety of sources, most of which are at historical odds with one another, and many of which have long since been marginalized or disregarded as irrelevant, underlying narratives and dialogues begin to arise, mutate and multiply.
The works comprising Bransford's first one person exhibition in the Midwest will mark the completion of a loosely associated series that began in early 2004. These works represent the artist's attempt to explore and address pictorial and conceptual ideas involving humankind's relationship to intangibles and, more specifically, to the concepts of the cosmos and infinity. Images comprising any single piece are mined from a variety of sources including alchemy, material science, science fiction, fantasy and the occult, all of which have extensive histories, and all of which make extensive use of diagrams and pictorial languages to describe their systems of knowledge and belief. In rendering his sophisticated compositions, Bransford calls on and combines prevalent stylistic elements of Art Nouveau, medieval woodcut / woodblock printmaking, and material science's visual presentation of celestial phenomena. By combining and conflating these disparate visual languages in the service of synthesizing a diverse spectrum of imagery, the artist aims to suggest new relationships that span across time and place and challenge traditional notions of order, power and humanity's orientation in space and time. In the same visual breath, Bransford successfully illustrates humanity's ongoing inability to adequately depict infinity.
Over the past five years Jesse Bransford's work has been the subject of one-person exhibitions/projects at the UCLA Hammer Museum and Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum of Art. His work has been exhibited extensively in solo and group exhibitions at galleries and museums in both the U.S. and abroad. Bransford's work will be profiled in Phaidon Press's forthcoming book entitled Vitamin D.
The Light and the Darkness, 2005
acrylic and graphite on paper
Lycanthrope, 2005
acrylic, watercolor and graphite on paper
Mavors Adamasto, 2006
acrylic, watercolor, graphite and ink on paper
Merlin and the Dragon, 2005
Snakes and Ladders, 2005
Sun Death, 2005
Utopia / Mirror, 2005
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Q: Magento Review and Rating - not showing I need help to show Review and Rating in backend admin navigation panel under catalog similar to link below:
http://www.hostknox.com/images/tutorials/magento/ratings-and-reviews/4-zoom.jpg
I have already checked below steps:
System > Configuration > Advanced > Advanced
- Mage_Review - Enabled
- Mage_Rating - Enabled
No changes have been made to app/etc/modules/Mage_Review.xml
Is there anything else I can do so I can enable the above mentioned ratings?

A: GO to Catalog=>Reviews and Ratings=>Manage Ratings
After that assign Rating Visibility for every fields. Then it will show on front-end and back-end.


For Earth Day, Sky Jello is where it's at.
Grab a clear glass. We used some stemless wine glasses, but plastic works just as well. Same goes for those goblets you only use at Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Start off by making the Jello according to package instructions and once it's set, use a fork to scrape the Jello apart until it's all broken up into beautiful, bright blue chunks.
Have your Littles drop a few big spoonfuls of Jello into their glass. Then, with a clean spoon, press a couple dollops of Cool Whip into the sides of your glass so they resemble a couple of floaty clouds. Lastly, grab one of those rainbow gummy strips (or two if you fancy a double rainbow) and create a little arc from one side of the glass to the other using the Cool Whip to hold it in place at both ends like glue.
That's all, folks. Perfect way to celebrate Earth or any 'ole sunny day.
Pumpkin's everywhere this time of year, so naturally I've been making it a point to squeeze a little more of the gourd into my recipe rotation. Last month, it was a little pumpkin banana bread (holy yum), and most recently, some slightly less satisfying pumpkin oatmeal muffins. Note to self: More honey.
Last weekend, while I was eating my way through New York City with a few gal pals, my husband was back home experimenting with our ice cream maker. After previous batches of peach, chocolate chip and vanilla were a rousing success with the wife and kids, he settled on pumpkin this time – which I was obviously more than happy to sample upon my return.
Delicious hardly describes it, you guys. This ice cream is so wonderfully rich and satisfying, you must not keep it to yourself. Please make this for your next Friendsgiving. Make it for your work potluck. Netflix and chill with it. Just eat it as soon as possible.
First up, you need vanilla ice cream. This is the base. You can substitute homemade for the store bought variety, of course, but when my husband commits to something, he's all in, so here's the 411 on his homemade vanilla first.
Beat eggs in large bowl until foamy. Whisk in sugar until thickened. Gradually whisk in salt, milks, vanilla and water. Pour into freezer canister of ice cream maker. Place aluminum canister in center of bucket and layer the bucket with ice and salt. The motor does the rest. (If you're going low-tech, here are 6 ways to make ice cream without a machine.) This makes about ½ gallon.
In a separate bowl, combine the canned pumpkin, sugar and spices. Mix until well blended and then fold into vanilla ice cream. Serve topped with pumpkin seeds, if you so desire. Makes about 1 gallon of self-gratification.
I won't call it gumbo 'cause I'm no Cajun, but "stew" seemed sufficient for my limited expertise with this French fricassée. I whipped this one up in honor of Fat Tuesday 'cause I believe real Tuesdays have curves. Serve her highness over rice if you're into that. I let my stew go stag.
Heat a medium-sized pot over medium heat. Add oil to pan and swirl to coat. Sauté bell pepper, onion, celery, okra, sausage and garlic for 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add broth and canned tomatoes; bring to a boil. Stir in shrimp and beans. Sprinkle in seasoning. Cover, reduce heat, and simmer 5 minutes or until shrimp are done. Salt to taste.


It's tax season, and you know what that means: Time to get everything squared away before show season is in full swing. For the month of February, Air Lift Performance dealers will be offering up to 25% off all ALP products. This includes complete performance air suspension kits and even the latest control systems. This tax season deal started 2/1/17 and will run through the end of day 2/28/17.
That means there is no better time than now to SLAM all the rides! From bagged BMWs or that killer MK7, to Chevy C10s laid out on Dominators, to smoking R35 GT-R's and S550 Mustangs.
"Show season is almost here, and now is a great time to buy from one of our dealers," says Devin Pringle, Air Lift Performance's Marketing Manager. "We know that if you didn't take advantage of the Black Friday and Cyber Monday deal, it was because you were likely holding out after getting those taxes in. Now that we're full speed into 2017, there's no better time to get air suspension just in time for show season." In order to take advantage of the tax season deal, you'll want to find the application for your vehicle and pair that with a custom configured control system, such as 3H (height + pressure) or 3P (pressure only). Once you have that squared away, contact a local or online dealer to get the complete details and start your #lifeonair!


A new study reveals key molecular indicators that could help doctors select the best form of treatment for patients with neuroblastoma - the most common type of cancer in infants. The new study, which involved a genomic analysis of over 400 neuroblastomas, suggests that tumors with telomere maintenance mechanisms and certain genetic alterations are at higher-risk and may need to be treated more aggressively than tumors without these features. Neuroblastoma is a pediatric tumor that arises from early nerve cells of the sympathetic nervous system. Some neuroblastomas are fatal despite treatment, others respond well to it, and still others undergo spontaneous regression without any treatment whatsoever. A molecular classification scheme that predicts the likely clinical course of the disease at the time of diagnosis could help oncologists select the best treatment for each patient. Previous research had suggested a link between clinical outcome and the presence or absence of mutations in genes known to influence the maintenance of telomeres (DNA sequences capping the ends of chromosomes). Sandra Ackermann and colleagues sequenced over 400 pre-treatment neuroblastomas and identified molecular features that correlate with distinct clinical outcomes. According to Ackermann et al., low-risk tumors lack telomere maintenance mechanisms; intermediate-risk tumors harbor telomere maintenance mechanisms; and highest-risk tumors harbor telomere maintenance mechanisms in combination with mutations in RAS and/or p53 pathway genes.


So I blogged about my beautiful new ring from Shaun Leane just a few short days ago, and after reading a post on my absolute favourite blog A Little Bird Told Me I felt the need to add to this.
First off a HUGE thank you must go to the people at Shaun Leane. I e-mailed them after I posted about my ring to tell them about the post, and they returned the favour by featuring my blog on their Facebook Page. I'm delirious that they like my post almost as much as I LOVE my ring and it's a great little bit of publicity for my humble blog.
But moving on. A Little Bird has brought to my attention the issue of integrity amongst bloggers and journalists alike, particularly when there is the exchange of money/goods involved. Not only was the post a balanced and insightful view on an issue that is fast becoming a sore spot across the land of blog, it's also a warning to us all: once you lose your own voice and your integrity, there's no going back.
I should probably add to the bottom of this- there was no exchange of money, goods or promises in the writing of the blog and no bloggers were harmed in the process.


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Salmon Lessons For The Delta Smelt: Unjustified Reliance On Hatcheries In The USFWS October 2019 Biological Opinion
Pursuant to the Endangered Species Act, in October 2019 the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) of the Trump Administration issued a new Biological Opinion (BiOp) for coordinated operations of the Central Valley Project and the State Water Project (2019 USFWS BiOp). The 2019 USFWS BiOp issued by the Trump Administration found that anticipated water project operations would not jeopardize the survival of the endangered delta smelt, a fish species dependent on low-salinity conditions and found only in the brackish estuary where the freshwater of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers mix with the seawater of the San Francisco Bay. The "no jeopardy" determination in the 2019 USFWS BiOp contrasted with the previous 2008 USFWS BiOp, which found that anticipated water project operations would likely push the endangered delta smelt into extinction due to elevated salinity levels.
Paul Stanton Kibel
Endangered Species - Water
A Polymer Problem: How Plastic Production and Consumption is Polluting our Oceans
Typically, when a new product comes on the scene, it takes several generations to evaluate its use and environmental impact. However, synthetic plastics really only began to take over around 50 years ago, and we're already seeing a movement to ban, or at least drastically reduce, the material.
Abigail Hogan and Alexander Steinbach, Staff Editors, Vermont Journal of Environmental Law
Berkeley Law Symposia - Waste & Pollution - Water
Conduit to Tribal and Environmental Justice? Unpacking Washington v. United States
Popularly referred to by the general public in Washington State as "the culvert case," Washington v. United States ("Washington V") has ramifications beyond the removal of barrier culverts precluding safe fish passage. This case brought together several lingering and hotly contested legal issues
A Blooming Problem: How Florida Could Address the Causes and Effects of Red Tide
Florida's southwest coast, once a haven to wildlife and tourists alike, is experiencing one of the worst red tides in recent memory. Red tides, harmful algae blooms ("HABs") which often have a red hue which affect both inland and coastal waterways, are common occurrences in Florida
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Q: How to use AngularJS with Struts 1.x I'm new to AngularJS and client side stuff and I'm adding a new page to an old application that uses Struts 1.3 as its framework.  I would like to use AngularJS for the front end.
I know how to return JSON from the action class by writing the JSON to the front end and returning null for the action forward.  However, I'm unclear how I would populate the scope variables within the controller after the GET.  If I use a GET in the controller and get JSON back, how does my ActionForm fit into all this?  Is it useful at all?  Can I have a GET and POST for the same controller if I want to send new values back to my action?  And, can I have variables like:
$scope.items={}
$scope.items.name=""
$scope.items.email=""

And then just send json.stringify(items) as my data in the POST if I can't use the form somehow?
I haven't found much information using AngularJS with Struts 1.3 so far.
EDIT:
I'll try to answer as best as possible what conclusion I came to but my questions above were very vague since I didn't really know what I was talking about and my position with the company I worked for has ended so I no longer have access to that code.  What I meant to ask earlier was what am I going to do with the action form that I usually use for Struts actions and how am I going to get data from the front end to my action class during a POST.  I found out that my usual ActionfForm was useless for what I wanted to do so I got rid of it and wrote a JSON object during the GET that would be modified on the frontend and passed back to another action when I did the POST.  This is done like a normal POST to whateverAction.do, but I had to configure the data I was sending in the POST and name it something.  I then picked up the modified JSON object by using
request.getParameter("jsonObjName")

and parsed it to different LinkedHashMap objects for each object in the JSON object.  I think you can use the JSONObject classes instead of LinkedHashMap to parse if you are using JavaEE but I was using SE so I didn't have access to those in this project.  Here a link to another page I used for the POST configurations:
How to get the data in Struts from AngularJS post

A: On the Java side you can also try to use Gson library that allows you to parse string to and from JSON, but Struts 1 generally won't fit well with AngularJS, if you remove the form on Java side, than makes no sense to keep Struts 1.
And if no possibility to remove Struts 1, than just keep Struts 1 for existing functionality and start using Struts 2 for new screens where AngularJS is applied.
It will be much easier cause the JSON from AngularJS' POST will automatically be bound to the bean object that has to match to JSON properties format and name.


SENATE President, Bukola Saraki, has attributed the slow pace of work being accorded the bill on local government autonomy to states, saying they were not giving adequate attention towards its quick passage by the National Assembly and possible assent by the president.
He regretted that despite the transmission of the bill to the state legislatures several months ago,not much had been achieved for the National Assembly to conclude its work on it.
Saraki, who spoke, Monday, in Abuja, at the occasion of celebration of National Union of Local Government Employees, NULGE,at 40, insisted that the action of the legislatures at the state level was disappointing considering the efforts of the National Assembly to see the passage of the bill which advocates financial autonomy for local governments.
Speaking further,he said" the struggle towards freedom of the third-tier of government is not one which NULGE or indeed the local governments themselves should see as theirs alone." " If we are to curb insecurity, provide jobs for our teeming youth and boost economic activity through diversification, we must enable local governments operate independent of the state, and with their own budget and levels of accountability,"he added.
Going further, he said:" As I have stated on several occasions, it is our joint responsibility to ensure that there is a symbiotic relationship between the states and local governments, if we are to prevent unwarranted disadvantage to third-tier government in Nigeria. "In addition, a cordial and symbiotic relationship between second and third-tier government will make possible the necessary checks and balances that should further serve to deepen the fabric of our democracy. " "What this means in essence is that there is still a lot more work to be done if we are to bring this espoused vision to reality.
The constitutional amendment process is one which adopts a transformational approach to change; that is to say, a gradual process. We should not be discouraged by what may seem a slow pace of change. "Through continued dialogue, collaboration and partnership with relevant stakeholders including government, I am confident that local government autonomy will be actualised. "The question is not if, but when. I enjoin you all to remain steadfast in your quest to attain financial autonomy for local governments in Nigeria. Meanwhile, let me assure you of the continued commitment of the 8'" National Assembly to strengthening our local government institutions,"he further stated.
He added that:"We in the National Assembly fully appreciate the importance of governance at local government level. Yes, it strengthens local government administration; but more importantly, it provides for accountable governance, which is a prerequisite for sustainable development. One therefore reasons with the idea of local councils having better proximity to the people; as their autonomy will in turn better serve the grassroots and avail Nigerians of the much-desired dividends of democracy.
Earlier, in his welcome remark, National President of NULGE, Comrade Ibrahim Khaleel, expressed delight that four decades after the formation of NULGE to protect the working and living conditions as well as defend other interests of the workers at the local government level,it has assumed national significance.
According to him,"the 40th anniversary celebration came at a time some powerful vested forces within our polity have campaigned vigorously against the very existence of the local government tier of government." He said the theme of anniversary, tagged:"Local Government Yesterday,Today and Tomorrow:Our Struggle Towards Actualisation of Local Government Autonomy in Nigeria", was based on the need to reflect deeply on the conditions of the local government workers today across the federation, against the backdrop of what obtained in the past and the workers' hope for the future.


The UK has the world's first code for investor stewardship. Improving the quality and quantity of investor stewardship will help make the code a working reality. 20/20 vision is needed to clarify what is meant by investor stewardship and to find ways to help investors and companies put this into practice building on many years of progress in UK corporate governance. Introducing value-adding stewardship programmes takes time but we anticipate full and effective implementation will have been achieved by 2020. Our ideas are aimed at the UK, but we believe that they will be of value in other markets.
The findings in this report represent both our own experience and what we have learnt from our dialogues with companies and representative organisations.


Bad credit can feel like the end of the world. Whether you experienced identity fraud, have a spending habit, or just don't have enough credit history to make big purchases, the idea of an easy get credit card can sound good.
Fortiva claims to be an ideal credit card for people with less-than-perfect credit. According to their website, their Mastercard is a great way to build your credit back up after damage or when there's not enough to get a good credit card from a more well-known company. But how much of this marketing is hip and how much is hype? Read on for our Budget Diet Fortiva credit card review!
What is the Fortiva Credit Card?
Fortiva bills itself as a less-than-prime card, meaning that its intent is to provide credit cards for people with low credit scores. It's a product of Atlanticus, a holding company that invests in financial services, but the Bank of Missouri issues Fortiva credit cards. What this means is that the Bank of Missouri hands out the cards, but Atlanticus is the company that you'll have to work with to manage your card. They support the Fortiva website and other product services.
The Fortiva credit card is a Mastercard. It's one of three products that Fortiva offers. The other two are retail credit lines and personal financing loans. We're not going to cover those in this article.
Who Is The Fortiva Card For?
The Fortiva Mastercard is most ideal for people who have experienced credit damage. The concept behind the card is that even people with very low credit can qualify for this card. Then, they can get to work repairing their credit. Even people with a FICO score of 400 or lower can conceivably repair their credit this way.
Fortiva is not a good option for people with no credit history. Most 18-year-olds start with credit in the mid-700s, which is a high enough score to qualify them for a regular credit card. As we'll see, there are some significant downsides to the Fortiva credit card. It may be a good option of last resort, but if there are other options, it's probably best to investigate those first.
If you're already familiar with the concept of secured credit cards, then you might be wondering why you'd use Fortiva. A secured line of credit is a card upon which the user places a down payment. This protects the credit issuer in case the credit user defaults. Usually, secured credit has a low limit, and the user pays the equivalent of the entire credit limit up front.
For example, if you were to get a secured credit card, you might pay $400 when you sign up. Then, your credit limit on that card would be $400. If you were to charge $20 to the card and fail to pay, the issuer could just take that from your deposit. Eventually, if you upgrade to a nonsecured card or close your secured account, you'd get your security deposit back.
Fortiva doesn't require a security deposit. This means that if collections companies are taking every cent that doesn't go to food and living expenses, you can still get a Fortiva credit card.
The reason it's important to understand APR for this article is that the Fortiva Mastercard has a high one. If your credit is okay, you might get away with an APR of 21.99%. However, the APR can also be as high as 36%! Repayment terms that include such a high APR can't be said to be serving the customer. Missing just one monthly payment can become very expensive, very fast. If you carry a balance, you'll quickly regret taking out a Fortiva credit card.
The Fortiva credit card boasts $0 fraud liability. This means that if you can prove that there's been fraudulent activity on your Fortiva card, then you won't be responsible for paying any of those fraudulent charges.
As impressive as this sounds, it's not all that unusual. The Fair Credit Billing Act protects consumers from fraud quite thoroughly. Credit issuers can only hold you responsible for $50 of fraudulent charges anyway, and that's assuming that your physical card is stolen. If someone uses only your numbers, you're not supposed to be responsible for any of the scammer's charges.
The fact that Fortiva offers to save you $50 in the event of fraud is very nice, but nothing to write home about. Every other major credit card issuer offers at least one card with $0 fraud liability. If you're not sure about yours, call the number on the back of your credit card.
It's important to take out a Fortiva credit card with your eyes wide open. There are fees hidden everywhere in the user agreement, and not all of them are easy to spot.
First of all, Fortiva charges an annual fee of up to $175 for the first year, and then up to $49 for subsequent years. On top of that, there are maintenance fees, transaction fees, program fees, fees for withdrawing money, and balance transfer fees. If you're not careful, you could find you've paid $200 in fees alone on the first year of using your Fortiva credit card. If cardholders' payments are late or bounce, they can expect to pay another fee of $38 per incident. Using automatic debit to pay your Fortiva card from your checking account can reduce the likelihood that you'll be charged for late payments.
That's just if you use Fortiva for credit. Getting cash advances will result in – you guessed it! – more fees. This would be bad enough for a regular card, but Fortiva is expressly marketed as a credit repair card for people who don't have enough money for a deposit on a secured card. If you're considering Fortiva, the odds are good that you don't have a checking account that's ready to absorb hidden gotchas.
Credit card costs can be confusing at the best of times. Here's a chart showing all of Fortiva's annual percentage rates and fees.
So far, you may already have noticed some significant pros and cons of having a Fortiva credit card. Here is what we've been able to determine about this possibly too-good-to-be-true credit card.
It doesn't seem to matter how low your credit score is. According to customer reports, Fortiva approves almost everybody who asks for a card. There's no need to have money, credit, or history. If you're picking yourself up off of rock bottom, this can be an attractive idea.
Since you're supposed to be in credit rehabilitation with this card, it's useful that it gives you a way to see how your score is doing. The VantageScore 3.0 is roughly what other credit issuers will see when they look at your credit report. You get to see it for free with a Fortiva card.
That said, it's not unusual for credit cards to help monitor your credit score. If you've ever had a Discover card, for example, you'll know that you can access a free credit score in your online dashboard. Even if your card doesn't offer free credit scores, there are other free services, like Mint, that do. Signing up for a Mint account not only gives you a better idea of how you're spending money, but it shows you how your credit score changes in real time.
Just like other credit cards, Fortiva reports on how you use your credit to Transunion, Equifax, and Experian. This is why using a Fortiva credit card and paying down your balance consistently can improve your credit score. Bills like laundry, utilities, and rent don't build your credit. If you don't have a mortgage, a car loan, a student loan, or another credit card, then Fortiva could be a good credit line of last resort.
If you do have any of those kinds of credit accounts, then getting a Fortiva card may not be necessary. Lenders also report to the credit bureaus. You could improve your credit just by focusing on your current accounts and making sure to pay them consistently. Opening a new credit card of any type won't necessarily solve the problem of a low credit score.
Most credit cards have a rewards system. When you spend with your card, you get a certain amount of money back, usually 1% or 2%. That value can help pay your bill, buy airplane miles, or even come back to you in the form of a check. It's also a double-edged sword. We've talked before about how questing after your credit card's rewards can be misleading and psychologically dangerous. That's why you might like the fact that Fortiva doesn't use a rewards system.
On the other hand, you might not. Credit card rewards can be a useful way to stretch your budget if managed correctly. For example, if you travel a lot, you might use a favorable credit card just to gas up your car. This would let you accumulate travel rewards without incentivizing yourself to overspend. As long as your rewards don't require a minimum purchase, there's no reason that you can't use them responsibly.
The $38 late fee for Fortiva payments isn't typical of most credit cards. In fact, some credit issuers, like Discover, offer a grace period, allowing you to miss one payment without incurring consequences. The size of the late fees for a Chase credit card depends on the size of the balance in question. For a balance of less than $100, fees can be up to $15. Even if the balance is $250 or more, the late fees for this company top out at $35. Capital One charges late fees as low as $25.
That doesn't even begin to address annual fees. Many major credit card issuers have done away with these altogether. The point is simply this: Fortiva's fees are quite high and appear to be inflexible compared to other credit card options. This alone is a major reason to avoid Fortiva.
You read that right. Fortiva's cardholder agreement explicitly states that you'll never get a credit line increase, no matter how much your credit improves. This is a distinct disadvantage over other consumer credit cards, particularly secured credit cards. If you get a secured card from a major company and use it to improve your credit, you might be able to upgrade to a card with a higher limit and get your security deposit back in good time. That option doesn't exist with Fortiva. This service offers exactly one card. If you sign up for a Fortiva Mastercard, you will never get a higher credit limit on that account.
The catch is that Fortiva gives you a higher credit limit than most secured credit cards. A secured credit card might give you a credit limit of $200 to start. Fortiva gives you $1000. This might be enough for you even after your credit improves, but that doesn't change the fact that it can never change.
This is Fortiva's primary negative point. Encyclopedias can be written with the negative reviews, official complaints, and disputes that customers have filed over this company. The customer service problems with Fortiva are so significant that we're going to devote an entire section to discussing them.
It's worthwhile to note that Fortiva is on top of its own Google game. If you type "Fortiva credit card reviews" into your search bar, the first result is Fortiva's web page, which hosts glowing reviews about the Fortiva credit card. Supposedly, these are from actual happy customers. However, suspiciously, this is the only place on the Internet where good reviews of Fortiva abound. Every other review site we were able to find trended overwhelmingly negative about this infamous credit card.
Experiences ranged from rude customer service to failure to report to the credit bureaus. Even customers who hadn't had terrible experiences reported that they were obligated to pay much more in fees than they wanted. There are droves of official complaints on the Better Business Bureau page of Atlanticus, which works with the Bank of Missouri to offer Fortiva to the public.
Less official resources online also support the idea that Fortiva is bilking customers. Where most companies might field a mixture of positive and negative reviews, entire forum topics exist to warn people away from this credit card. From Credit Karma to Yelp, every informal consumer report about Fortiva warns of unaccepted advance payments, incorrectly charged late fees, and difficult account closures.
The fact that Fortiva charges such outrageous fees should make it a no-go automatically. Their card is marketed toward people with bad credit, but overtly takes advantage of them once they sign up. If you're considering Fortiva, think about whether you might be vulnerable to accepting bad terms. If you're short on money, suffering from bad credit, and feel like you're in a corner, you're exactly the kind of person that this company is looking for. Judging by their fee setup, they're not looking to do you any favors, either.
On top of that, getting out of a Fortiva credit account appears to be more than just a little hassle. The company appears to be notorious for poor customer service. If anything, this is a more serious issue than the fees. If you're already experiencing financial problems, you don't need this on top of your other headaches. Your credit score is about more than just having a credit card; it's about how you use it. If you get a Fortiva card and continue to maintain a poor credit utilization ratio, for example, then it won't matter that you went to all this trouble to get a credit card.
In summary, don't use Fortiva unless you have no other option. As we've covered before on The Budget Diet, you should have a good relationship with your credit card. Keep reading to learn about better strategies for rescuing your credit.
Our credit card guide covers secured credit cards, so you should head over to our ultimate credit card post and read what we have to say. Our post will give you the basic information on secured and unsecured credit cards, as well as other aspects of credit cards that you might not already be aware of.
It's also worthwhile to look at ratings for secured credit cards. Some will address your needs better than others. For that, take a look at some of the best options listed for 2019 at CreditCard.com.
If you're afraid that you don't have the money for a security deposit, then consider how much money you'll pay to Fortiva if you get their expensive card. Even if you can only put aside a little money, it's worth your while to save up for a secured card. The minimum security deposit on secured cards is $200. At $25 a month, you'd be able to afford that in a less than a year. If you got a Fortiva card, you might end up paying it anyway. The difference is that your $200 security deposit can come back to you someday. Whatever you pay to Fortiva in fees is gone forever.
Did you know that credit counseling is generally free? It's true! Most credit counseling is offered by nonprofits and educational institutions. The point is to tell you about all of your options. A credit counselor will look at your finances and give you an unbiased assessment of your credit problem. Then, they'll use their years of training and experience to help you map your path out of debt.
Even if you think there's nothing new that can be learned about your credit situation, you'll be surprised at what an expert can see. You may have options that you don't know about. Besides, it's free! Consider making an appointment with an NFCC-certified counselor.
We at The Budget Diet hope this Fortiva credit card review helps you make the right decision when it comes to managing your debt.


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package com.sequoiadb.spark.partitioner

/**
 * Source File Name = SequoiadbCollection.scala
 * Description      = Collection information SequoiaDB
 * When/how to use  = SequoiadbCollection is used to represent collection name
 * Restrictions     = N/A
 * Change Activity:
 * Date     Who                Description
 * ======== ================== ================================================
 * 20150305 Tao Wang           Initial Draft
 */

import org.bson.types.BasicBSONList

/**
 * SequoiaDB collection information
 * @param collectionspace Collection Space name
 * @param collection Collection name
 */
case class SequoiadbCollection (
    collectionspace: String,
    collection: String ) extends Serializable {
  /**
   * Retrieve full collection name
   */
  val collectionname = collectionspace + "." + collection
}

object SequoiadbCollection {
  /**
   * Build collection object by providing full string name (cs.cl)
   */
  def apply ( collectionname: String ) = {
    val cl = collectionname.split('.')
    new SequoiadbCollection(cl(0), if ( cl.length > 1 ) cl(1) else "")
  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


What do the scholars of the Din and muftis of the Sacred Law state regarding the following issue: I became an owner of the threshold on the 25th of Rajab, and at that time I had £10,000. I had this until the 24th of Rajab the following year; I had £2000 remaining on the 24th of Rajab, so will Zakāh be wājib on the £10,000 or £2000. Likewise, if someone had £10,000 on the 15th of Rajab, then a total of £12,000, so which amount will Zakāh be on? Please can you shed some light.
In the first case, Zakāh will be wājib on the amount of £2000, because there is no Zakāh upon any amount which has been used before the year's actual completion; it is a condition for Zakāh that a full [lunar] year passes.
Similarly, in the second case, such person will give Zakāh on the amount of £12,000, because if any wealth of that very same category is attained, even if only a minute beforehand, then this wealth (which was just acquired) will also be mixed with the previous wealth, and Zakāh will be wājib on the full amount.
Just as it is stated in Bahār-e-Sharī'at that if a person is the owner of the threshold (i.e. liable for Zakāh), and in the middle of the year, he acquired some of the same type (of commodity), then the year for the new wealth is not counted as a separate year, but the end of the year of the initial wealth (or cash, etc.) is the same year ending for this as well, even if it was acquired a minute before the year ended.
And it does not matter whether this asset was attained by means of the same initial commodity, or whether it was acquired by way of inheritance, or as a gift, or by way of some other permissible means. However, if it is of a different type, for example, initially, he had camels and now he acquired goats, then he will count a new year for that.
Read the original Urdu answer here: [Q-ID0687] If my wealth increases or decreases a few days before my Zakah date, on which amount do I calculate the Zakah?
[Q-ID0067] Who are the recipients of Zakah?
[Q-ID0681] Can I give Zakah to my brothers and sisters?
← [Q-ID0686] My Zakah date is coming, do I deduct my gas & electric bill before calculating what I need to give?


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Changes Announced for Mail, Shipping, Receiving Services; Surplus Property to Move
June 30, 2020 | UToday
As faculty and staff return to work, there will be changes in how the supply chain services of mail, shipping and receiving are provided on campus.
Main Campus Mail Services and Shipping and Receiving have combined services, equipment and staff.
"We are moving from a delivery model to a pickup model and will be centrally located in the Thompson Student Union," Jennifer Pastorek, senior director of supply chain, said. "A pickup window will be located in the space shared with Rocket Wireless."
Receiving is moving Tuesday, June 30. The new pickup model will begin Wednesday, July 1.
While offices and departments will pick up their mail in Thompson Student Union Room 1560, purchases will be delivered directly by various carriers.
"Purchasing has held meetings with UPS and Federal Express and tasked them with doing what they do best — delivery of packages," Pastorek said.
In order for this to work, Pastorek noted it will be important for staff placing orders via Pcard to use the specific street address of the building and not the generic Bancroft Street address. The specific street address of the building being delivered to will be provided on the purchase order to facilitate the direct delivery by the carrier.
"For larger freight shipments, we will have an alternate destination to accept deliveries on Main Campus and will coordinate the final delivery to the end destination," Pastorek said
Orders that show up to Receiving — typically due to the vendor not using the correct address — will be accepted, and the department or office notified for pickup.
"We also have met with Fisher Scientific as they are a large provider of supplies for the research labs," Pastorek said. "Chemicals that UPS and Fed Ex cannot transport will be delivered by Fisher to Receiving and then taken by the supply chain team to their final destination."
Health Science Campus Mail Services and Shipping and Receiving will continue current operations.
"We will be looking to move to a similar pickup model on Health Science Campus as we progress through the upcoming fiscal year and will communicate changes ahead of time," Pastorek said.
"We realize this is a change in services for Main Campus community members," she said. "Many other institutions around the state and throughout the United States have already moved to a similar model. We look to follow best practices, and these changes fall in line with the University's goal of being more efficient as we face financial challenges ahead."
Starting Monday, July 6, purchase orders should begin utilizing the specific street address, building, floor and room number for the new delivery model.
"I do expect there will be an adjustment time as both our campus buyers and our suppliers get acclimated to this change," Pastorek said. "Any issues or concerns can be addressed to me at jennifer.pastorek@utoledo.edu or 419.383.6893."
In addition, Surplus Property will move from its Westwood Avenue location to the Plant Operations Building on Main Campus and remain closed until the start of the school year. Guidelines for future intake of items will be announced when Surplus Property reopens next month.


5 high-quality foot care products (30 ml each) – ideal for traveling, others or yourself in an attractive pouch.
Foot Care Leg Lotion – Intense moisturizing care for stressed and tired legs. Avocado and almond oil support the massage effect.
Active Ingredients: camomile and red vine leaves.
Foot Care Cream – Intensely nourishing and energizing care for sensitive and highly stressed feet. It provides a pleasant skin feel, refreshes and moisturizes.
Foot Care Peeling – particularly gentle, deep cleansing and smoothing of rough skin with natural salt from the foot of the Himalayas. The special salt scrub removes superfluous cornea and smoothes the skin relief.
legs feeling refreshed and revived.
Foot Care Warming Balm – will treat cold feet to a comfortable, longlasting sensation of warmth.