We would like to introduce you the Wherefrom client? add-on.
A helpful assistant for every store owner and marketer.
This module can inform you the order channel - advertising channels, organic or referral traffic.
The module analyzes the source of transition upon user's first site visiting, and installs cookies with a source name for a 30 days period.
If the site link contains utm_source, this source will be saved by the module.
Otherwise, the source of transition is automatically recognized and saved by the customer.
Further, the placed order reveals the customer's source.
Searching by orders always shows an order with the source you need. Thus, if you run an ad in Yandex Direct, its incoming orders might be seen right in the store.
The list of sources is regularly updated, so we recommend that you subscribe to the module's updates.
Your customer's entire history prior to the purchase is stored in the full path box.
For example, if there's bing_organic;google_adwords;instagram, this means that the customer first switched from Bing search, then clicked on your ad in Google Adwords, and clicked on the Instagram post with your product before purchase.
Why is this solution better than checking the source in Google Analytics?
According to statistical data, about 10% of orders simply don't get there because of ad blockers or any customer errors.
Moreover, source analysis has some peculiarities in the above-mentioned systems. For instance, if the user clicked on the ad link, spent some time on the site and came back in a few days, analytical systems would attribute it to the direct transition. Hence, you can't make an accurate assessment of the effectiveness of your advertising channels.
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Now "Wherefrom client" will automatically recognise any search requests from Yahoo and Bing search engines.
These orders will be marked as "bing_organic" and "yahoo_organic".


Cigarettes were the target of two thieves who broke into a Burlington Food Lion store early Thursday morning, police said.
The incident, at the Food Lion location at 414 E. Harden St., occurred shortly before 4 a.m., said Lt. Ellen Smith of the Burlington Police Department. Officers arrived after the business alarm went off.
A witness at the scene told authorities that two men entered the store after using a "decorative type stone" to break the sliding glass door in front of the business. There was no description available of the two men.
Police said that the men took what was described as a large number of cartons of cigarettes -- possibly Marlboro, L&M and Parliament brands -- and placed them into trash cans, then left the store via the broken glass door. They left in a dark Chevrolet Trailblazer on Harden Street headed toward Graham.
Anyone with information may call the Burlington Police Department at (336) 229-3500 or Crimestoppers at (336) 229-7100.


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Tariq Fatemi appointed as SAPM on coordination
Dec 16, 2022 appointed, coordination, Fatemi, SAPM, Tariq
Syed Tariq Fatemi. — Twitter/ File
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif appointed Syed Tariq Fatemi, a former diplomat and close aide of PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif, as Special Assistant to the PM on Coordination.
"The prime minister, in terms of rule 4(6) of the Rules of Business, 1973, has been pleased to designate Syed Tariq Fatemi as Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Coordination, with the status of Minister of State, with immediate effect," a notification issued by the cabinet division read.
It should be noted that his status would be equivalent to that of a state minister.
Fatemi had been denotified as SAPM on foreign affairs a day after he was appointed to the post, a notification in this regard said on April 21.
However, the former envoy had been designated as a minister of the state, the Cabinet Division announced in a notification.
"In partial modification of this Division's earlier notification of even number dated 20th April 2022, the Prime Minister, in terms of rule 4(6) of the Rules of Business, 1973, read with serial number 1A of Schedule V-A of the said Rules, has been pleased to withdraw the portfolio of "Foreign Affairs" from Syed Tariq Fatemi, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister, and grant the status of Minister of State," the Cabinet Division's statement read.
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Ha avuto molto successo con canzoni come Tellement je t'aime (Ti amo tanto), Ne me quitte pas (Non mi lasciare) o Main dans la main (Mano nella mano). Ha recitato in numerosi film francesi come Le battement d'ailes du papillon (Il battito d'ali della farfalla) o Bab el Web.

Biografia
Da ragazzo ha vissuto in un ambiente molto vicino alla musica. Infatti, sua nonna faceva parte di un gruppo femminile di musica tradizionale algerina che suonava durante matrimoni ed altre cerimonie. Quindi, nella sua adolescenza cantava successi di musica raï in discoteche della periferia parigina.

All'età di 13 anni, incontrò il chitarrista Mohamed Mestar chi si incaricò di aiutarlo nella sua carriera. Grazie a lui, il ragazzo ha potuto suonare nelle seconde parti di concerti di artisti importanti della scena parigina come il cantante di rap MC Solaar o Khaled, la grandissima star di musica raï.
In un certo senso Faudel è come se fosse il successore naturale di Khaled nella musica raï.
Nel maggio del 2017, tramite il suo account Instagram, Faudel annuncia la prossima uscita di un nuovo album di venti canzoni, registrato in collaborazione con RedOne, incluso il singolo All Day, All Night,  presentato a giugno 2017. Il singolo All Day, All Night è stato distribuito il 26 aprile 2018.

Discografia

Album in studio
 1998 - Baïda
 2001 - Samra
 2003 - Un Autre Soleil
 2006 - Mundial Corrida
 2009 - Radio Raï (rinominato Bled Memory nel 2010)
 2011 - I Love You More

Album live
 1999 - 1,2,3 Soleils (con Rachid Taha e Khaled)

Singoli
 1997 - Tellement N'brick (Tellement je t'aime).
 1999 - Dis moi….
 1999 - Comme d'habitude.
 1999 - Baïda.
 2001 - Lila.
 2001 - La main dans la main.
 2003 - Je veux vivre.
 2004 - Je n'ai que mon cœur.
 2006 - Mon pays.
 2007 - J'ai chaud.
 2011 - Des enfants.
 2017 - Rani (con Mohammed Assaf).
 2018 - All Day, All Night (RedOne).

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Reforms, Not Bankruptcy, Will Fix States' Pension Problems
The Brooking Institution's Douglas Elliott addresses the political controversy surrounding calls for state bankruptcy to solve their pension shortfalls.
By Janice Fioravante
With pressure mounting for state governments to reduce billion-dollar budget deficits, policymakers are floating the idea of a new federal bankruptcy option to give states a court-sanctioned way to shed their debts.
If calls for a new federal bankruptcy regime allow states to restructure their finances, they'll be able to pay less than they have promised to state employee pensions and bondholders.
The losers in any state bankruptcy filing would be the investors in state bonds. As a holder of state general obligation bonds, widely considered the strongest credit of any local government, you do not want to realize one day that because states are declaring bankruptcy, the bonds you're holding are being treated as unsecured credits, subject to reduction under Chapter 9.
Anything that makes it seem easier for states to default on their obligations will translate into higher interest rates when states borrow and paper losses for existing bondholders.
In his recent paper, " State and Local Pension Funding Deficits: A Primer," Douglas Elliott, a fellow in economic studies and public policy at The Brookings Institution, discusses various options that could solve states' pension deficit problems. He addresses the political controversy surrounding the issue with Institutional Investor writer Janice Fioravante:
Institutional Investor: Among the various suggestions to deal with state pensions' severe underfunding crisis is bankruptcy. How will this impact investment strategies for pension fund managers?
Elliott: If they thought that states were going to default, the yields that managers would demand would shoot up to 10, 15 or even 20 percent and we haven't seen that happen. But it's clear that municipal bonds in some states are priced to indicate some risk.
There has been no governor or mayor who has gotten behind bankruptcy yet, but they've publicly endorsed pension reforms. No bankruptcy judge will be in a position to make inherently political decisions.
Pension plans are constitutionally under the control of the states. State constitutions would have to be altered. It is quite unclear how a federal bankruptcy regime would interact with the sovereign immunity that states enjoy under our constitution and whether states would have the ability to abrogate union contracts under such a bankruptcy law.
The shortfall across the nation adds up to over $3 trillion — more than two years' worth of state and local tax revenues. The real costs would spook the markets. Calls for a federal law to allow states to declare bankruptcy may be more of a threat to get unions to negotiate in earnest.
A remedy already under consideration is tinkering with inflation indexing — some states are challenging this while labor unions and pension holders contest that. How do you think this will play out?
One idea is to eliminate or lower inflation-adjusted benefits. As soon as this was floated, unions went straight to the courts to sue because attempts to reduce the inflation index for past service renege on promises made. Trying to reduce a promised benefit? I see it going all the way up to State Supreme Court.
It's much easier to do it for future service. It's pretty clear that new employees will have to contribute more to their plans. And some states will morph new employees' pensions into defined contribution plans.
If full-out bankruptcy is probably not going to happen, how will states and pension plans deal with gargantuan shortfalls?
A federal bailout is a huge possibility. The federal government can't force states to pay anything to a creditor. The state has to be willing. A precedent for bankruptcy is the municipalities who've done it, like New York City in 1975 restructuring with the Municipal Assistance Corporation, New York City had a sugar daddy in the State of New York. This is why I can imagine some federal guarantees happening.
Public employees have made a tradeoff to accept lower wages — 10 percent less pay for 10 percent more benefits — salary deferred for payment to pension plans. One has to consider the total compensation package. It's not crystal clear that union employees are getting away with murder compared with private employees. Conservatives think states are overpaying public employees and if that is so, that's the argument for renegotiating existing plans.
Let's talk about investment alternatives. How is risk being factored into pension accounting?
Another remedy—to get higher returns, pension plans take higher risks and the Government Accounting Standards Board allows this. There is more money funneled into alternative investments, which, in some cases, makes sense,
It's a way to raise expected returns and lower contributions.
You're strongly in favor of reforming accounting and actuarial rules to show more reliable liabilities, yes?
A large number of economists agree that the discount rates currently used make no sense. States should use either the Treasury rate or high-quality municipal bond rate. It would more accurately reflect the level of risk. If states were right that they can get an eight percent return, but they have a 50 percent chance of making that eight percent. It's not a responsible way of determining the discount rate.
It's not a perfect storm. If one expects the stock market to do badly, there's a correlation that the economy tanks as well, which means a systemic risk. Accounting rules need to change to make them more like FASB (Financial Accounting Standards Board) rules, broadly speaking.
But the rules encourage states to take more risk — it's a way to game the system. State and local governments are legally committed to support these pension payments, and therefore pension liabilities should have a discount rate no higher than the interest rate the market requires on municipal bonds to compensate for the risk of default on general obligations of these entities.
Douglas Elliott
The Brooking Institution
Congressional Hearing Looks at State Bankruptcies
Trillion-Dollar Pension Crisis Looms Large Over America
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Clarence (Andy) Felong:
Andy has more than 25 years experience in software development, IT, quality assurance, operations and management. He is currently semi-retired, consulting, remodeling a house and working on Open Source Projects. He was most recently Vice President of Engineering at Agile Mind, a SaaS educational software company. Previously, he was CTO and Vice President of Advanced Technology at Walmart.com where he and his team were responsible for the end-to-end eCommerce platform architecture and particularly for ensuring that it was scalable, available and secure. Andy was CTO and Vice President of Engineering at internet start-up more.com, where he was responsible for integrating business systems, including supply chain management, customer relationship management, and data warehouses with more.com's web portal. At Oracle Corporation, Andy was Vice President of the Internet Applications Division, with responsibility for technology management of eCommerce, Collaboration, Web Portals and Document Management. He also spent eight years at Apple Computer in a variety of capacities ranging from managing software development for the original PowerBooks to being Senior Director of Communications and Collaboration Technologies, which included responsibility for Apple's collaborative learning products. Andy began his career writing real-time imaging software for Voyager Spacecraft at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He is an active contributor to the Open Source community.
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I have been interested in mobile computing and small computers (in all guises) for some time. I purchased an original NEC PC8201A (TRS-80 Model 100). I worked at Apple Computer on software for the original PowerBooks and worked on innovative software and hardware for pen based computing at Go Corporation. I am an early adapter of all things related to iOS including iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. You can view my "museum" of portable computers here.
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Shell anticipates that its Pearl gas-to-liquids (GTL) plant at Ras Laffan in Qatar may be offline into the second quarter of 2017 as it works to fix a problem with "some or all" of the plant's 18 gasifiers. The problem came to light in late December, when the Anglo-Dutch major announced that it was producing at 50% of full 140,000 b/d capacity. Since then the plant has been totally closed down.


On August 31, 2004, the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") approved a proposed rule change relating to the MSRB's implementation of real-time transaction reporting and price dissemination. The rule change relates to Rule G-14, on transaction reporting, to Rule G-12(f), on automated comparison of inter-dealer transactions, and to the "Real-Time Transaction Reporting System" or "RTRS" facility. The purpose of the proposed rule change is to increase price transparency in the municipal securities market and to enhance the surveillance database and audit trail used by enforcement agencies. As amended, Rule G-14 will require brokers, dealers and municipal securities dealers ("dealers") to report transactions in municipal securities within 15 minutes of the time of trade execution instead of by midnight on trade date, as is currently required. As amended, Rule G-12(f) will require dealers to submit inter-dealer transactions to the central comparison system within the same time frame.
The rule change amendment will become effective in January 2005, at which time MSRB plans to begin to disseminate transaction data electronically in real time. MSRB expects to make a second filing on the RTRS facility in the future, stating the date of effectiveness, describing the technical means of data dissemination, and proposing fees to be charged for RTRS data products.
Testing of RTRS with dealers is now underway. Every dealer must fill out and submit Form RTRS to the MSRB in preparation for testing and real-time reporting.
The text of the rule change, along with a description of the RTRS facility, may be found in the MSRB's previous notice announcing its filing with the SEC.
 See Release No. 34-50294 (August 31, 2004).