Taxdood has had a good series of posts on the Amazon tax. Amazon.com has negotiated with several states regarding collecting sales tax on purchases made from the online retailer. Amazon will begin to collect sales tax in Texas (beginning July 1st) and Nevada (2014).
Some states have imposed "Amazon" taxes–writing laws that force the online company to collect sales tax in those states. The typical Amazon tax says that affiliates cause Amazon to have nexus to that state. Recent court decisions may make Amazon bolder in fighting the taxes.
This past week a judge in Chicago ruled that Illinois' Amazon tax was unconstitutional. In Denver, Judge Robert Blackburn ruled Colorado's Amazon tax unconstitutional because it, "impose[s] an undue burden on interstate commerce…Enforcing a reporting requirement on out-of-state retailers will, by definition, discriminate against the out-of-state retailers by imposing unique burdens on those retailers." I expect the Colorado Department of Revenue to appeal.
There is the possibility of this case heading to the US Supreme Court in a couple of years, especially if one Appeals Court rules the tax constitutional and another court rules it unconstitutional.
…ask for the Certificate of No Tax Due from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. Alan Sherman of the Texas State & Local Tax Law Blog explains why.
A few years ago, the California Legislature passed a bill requiring the Board of Equalization (California's sales tax agency) to publish a list of the top 500 deadbeats each quarter. That list has just been updated. On top of the list is California Target Enterprises Inc. with a debt of $18.4 million; at the bottom of the list is Mega Micro, Inc. with a debt of $404,390.
In scanning the list the one thing that struck me was the number of automobile dealerships on the list. I can't believe it's that hard to figure out and remit the sales tax on a new or used car. However, my mother told me about how "honest" used car salesmen are….That said, there are new car dealers on the list, too; a relatively new listing is Auto First Financial Corp. dba Silicon Valley Hummer with a debt of $2.85 million.
To date, the list has caused the BOE to receive $5.3 million in payments, so this is one of the few accomplishments of the California legislature.
For those who haven't followed Clayton Financial and Tax, we now have an office in Maryland. Our charges for preparing your return aren't dependent on whether you're in our Las Vegas or Bethesda office. However, that may soon change.
Shiela Hixson and James Gilchrist, two Democrats in the Maryland House of Delegates (the lower chamber of Maryland's legislature) introduced legislation that would add sales tax to 29 different services. The services that would be taxed under this proposed legislation include tax preparation, gyms, cable television, consulting, and dating services.
If this tax passes, the added costs to our business will be passed on to our customers. And, yes, there are always added costs in compliance: The time we will have to spend complying with bureaucratic paperwork.
I haven't been following Maryland's budget situation, but I'm sure they (like every state) are facing some shortfalls. The typical Democratic response is to increase revenues, not decrease expenses. That may be one of the reasons "Blue" states find themselves with worse budget situations than "Red" states. However, I might just be too cynical.
We're Back, But Will the Sales Tax Deduction Come Back in 2012?
I've moved into my new office, and everything is more-or-less running correctly in my new office in Las Vegas. There's a new fax number (yes, there's a real fax machine in my office) for those who need to send me a fax. So I'm back in business.
However, now that I'm a Nevadan, there's the issue of the deduction for sales tax. That's not going to be an issue for 2011 (individuals can choose between deducting sales tax or income tax for this calendar year), but as of now the deduction for sales tax will vanish for 2012. It's vanished before (most recently, in 2009) but was retroactively reenacted; this may happen again for 2012. We'll have to wait and see.
Our records of your qualified purchaser use tax account indicate that you have filed "zero returns" (no use tax to report) for three consecutive years. Therefore, this letter is to inform you that we are canceling your qualified purchaser use tax account….
My client was required to register for a use tax account as he had gross sales of over $100,000. He buys everything from retailers, so he's never had a purchase subject to use tax. Yet he's had to file use tax returns for the last three years.
Not anymore. The BOE has decided that California service businesses that have no purchases subject to use tax for three consecutive years will now not need to file use tax returns. Those returns are due on April 15th…a day tax professionals have something else to worry about.
That said, more and more jurisdictions are beginning to enforce use tax laws. We're adding a form with our Organizers for 2011 regarding use tax as it's clear where this is heading. Still, the BOE's action is a ray of sunshine on the tax front.
Yesterday, Amazon.com and key California legislative leaders of both parties struck a deal. Assuming this deal passes the state legislature and is signed by Governor Brown, Amazon.com will begin collecting sales tax in California on September 12, 2012. However, if Congress were to pass a national law dealing with Internet retailers, that law would supersede this legislation.
Amazon has been trying to get a referendum qualified on the California ballot. That measure would put the new "Amazon Tax" up to a vote of the people (probably on the March/June presidential primary); if the referendum were to pass, the Amazon Tax would be a thing of the past.
From Amazon's view, this measure gives them a year to operate without any legal worries, and a year to lobby Congress to pass a national measure. (Given that next year is a presidential election year, I'm not hopeful of anything substantive passing Congress.) For key Democrats, this deal gives the likely certainty of future revenues versus the strong possibility of the Amazon Tax heading into history via a probable referendum.
That said, Governor Brown has not stated his position on the measure. Should he veto the measure, it's likely the referendum would move forward.
The Board of Equalization approved a tax table that individuals can use (if they wish) to report Use Tax for their 2011 tax returns (filed in 2012). Use Tax is owed by individuals and businesses when they buy products where sales tax is not charged but would be charged if they purchased it in a local store.
Again, businesses must use actual expenses to calculate Use Tax.
Most individuals ignore Use Tax so it's likely having the table will increase compliance with the law.
Imagine you are running a business. Times are tough and you need to make some serious cuts in expenses to stay afloat. Or perhaps you are just greedy. In any case, let's suppose you neglect to pay your payroll tax. Well, even many Bozos know that neglecting to pay your Federal payroll taxes is the quickest possible trip to ClubFed for a tax crime. So, no, that is not what today's Bozo allegedly did.
Mr. Steven Scali was arrested recently for grand larceny in Happauge, NY, (as originally reported on HapauugePatch). Apparently, he was wanted for failure to pay $50,000 in sales tax to the state of NY. If convicted, he will be facing a very possible stay at SingSing.
Yes, if you are collecting sales tax, you must remit said sales tax to the taxing authority. If you do not, you are committing a Bozo act. Just like with payroll taxes, the government always goes after people taking "their" money.
If you own a business in California (including a sole proprietorship, an LLC, or a corporation) and you have had $100,000 of gross receipts or more in a year from 2008 through 2010 and do not otherwise have to file a sales tax return, you must file a Use Tax return. Use Tax is the equivalent of sales tax when you purchase a product where sales tax is not charged but it normally would be. For example, if you buy a book from Amazon.com you still owe tax on the purchase even though Amazon won't charge you sales tax (it's now Use Tax).
You must register on paper for filing a Use Tax return (and then mail the form to your local BOE office). After your registration is processed, you will then be able to go online and file (and pay) your Use Tax return.
And those returns are due in just two weeks — on January 31st.


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Questions Of Race And Charter Schools Divide Education Reformers
LA Johnson and Chelsea Beck
What does it mean to declare that #blacklivesmatter in education?
Last month the Movement for Black Lives, representing elements of the Black Lives Matter movement and related groups, issued a detailed policy platform denouncing what it called "corporate-backed," "market driven" "privatization" in school reform, and helped set off a furor over this question.
Under the section labeled "community control," M4BL called for an end to state and mayoral takeovers of school systems in favor of local, democratically elected boards, more equitable school funding and a de-emphasis on standardized testing. The group also demanded a moratorium on new charter schools, on school closures and on out-of-school suspensions, which they link to the school-to-prison pipeline.
If we don't start having these conversations, people explode — and not just conversations, but fix things, fast.
The NAACP also backed a moratorium on charter school expansion in a preliminary resolution over the summer. It cited "weak oversight" of privately managed charters, instances of mismanagement of public funds, "exclusionary discipline" and "increased segregation" as a result of the expansion of charter schools.
Then, this month, the , a pro-charter group, and the launched a campaign called ChartersWork to push back against the moratorium.
Some education leaders are rushing to embrace the newly frank conversation about the racial impact of education reforms. Others are caught awkwardly in the middle. And some — especially conservative — reformers feel alienated.
"We're watching the old NCLB/Race to the Top coalition come apart, and we'll see what will come out the other side," says Rick Hess, director of the education policy center at the American Enterprise Institute.
NPR Ed reached out to men and women from across the country, engaged on all sides of this debate, for their thoughts via email and phone.
The organizers
Hiram Riverais a co-author of the Black Lives Matter platform. As the executive director of the Philadelphia Student Union, he has spent decades as an advocate for local voices in public schools.
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Hiram Rivera is a co-author of the Movement for Black Lives platform and executive director of the Philadelphia Student Union.
"I think the charter moratorium is the part that has angered the reformer movement the most, but it's a very small piece of the overall transformation of the public school system.
"The moratorium calls for a halt in expansion, not closure, until assessment can be done of the entire school system.
"Transformation starts by looking at the root causes of the problems we have today ... the criminalization of black youth. The use of standardized testing to justify the closure of schools. The gutting of funding."
Jonathan Stith is a co-author of the platform and national coordinator of the Alliance for Educational Justice, a coalition of grass-roots student groups.
Jonathan Stith is a co-author of the Movement for Black Lives platform and national coordinator of the Alliance for Educational Justice.
"We're not the first to call for a moratorium [on charter schools and school closures]. It's been interesting to see who cheers for what. The teachers' unions applaud the privatization piece, but are silent on our call to get police out of schools.
"We see a really big hemorrhage in education affecting hundreds of thousands of black young people in this country.
"A lot of charters are just shiny versions of the school-to-prison pipeline. There are reports of fraud.
"I have yet to see a black community that has voted directly for charter schools. They always are imposed. Districts are being taken over by governors or mayors and given very little voice. And so there's this false language around choice.
"At the same time, we're not with the status quo. We're clear that 50 years after Brown v. Board of Education, public schools have never served black children."
The charter backers
Jacqueline Cooper is the president of the Black Alliance for Educational Options, which promotes school choice.
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Jacqueline Cooper is president of the Black Alliance for Educational Options.
"The NAACP moratorium is inexplicable to me. Over 700,000 black students are enrolled in public charter schools. Studies show that charters are working for low-income black students.
"Who is anyone else to tell a parent where their child should be educated?"
Stacey Childress is the CEO of New Schools Venture Fund, a nonprofit philanthropy that invests in charter schools.
Stacey Childress is the CEO of New Schools Venture Fund.
"Many of us are working to create better educational opportunities and outcomes for black, Latino and low-income students. And we've got different ideas about how to make that happen. ... We agree with the Sept. 21st letter to the NAACP from 170 black educators and leaders, which said that 'a blanket moratorium on charter schools would limit black students' access to some of the best schools in America and deny black parents the opportunity to make decisions about what's best for their children.'
"The bipartisan coalition that drove nearly 20 years of change to education policy and practice since the late 1990s is out of date.
"Today's context and issues are different; our politics are different. And while it's true the sharper focus on racial equity among many reformers has highlighted this condition, it didn't cause it.
"We continue to believe in the power of a bipartisan coalition, and we believe it is made even stronger with more diverse leaders and viewpoints."
Aaron Walker is CEO of , a nonprofit that backs diverse entrepreneurs with education initiatives, including charter schools, in four cities: Chicago, New Orleans, New York and Oakland.
"Organizations such as , and are just as passionate as the Movement for Black Lives about people of color leading change. We share this common ground around issues including fair funding formulas and policing in schools.
"It is more difficult to find common ground with M4BL on public charter schools, TFA [Teach for America] and other innovations. As a social entrepreneur, I believe we should ruthlessly leverage all tools possible for justice. ...
The bipartisan coalition that drove nearly 20 years of change to education policy and practice since the late 1990s is out of date.
"There has been what Dr. King would call 'a negative peace' in education — that is, we are accustomed to order and a lack of tension rather than a 'positive peace,' which is the presence of justice."
Dr. Michael Lomax is the president and CEO of the and a longtime board member of Teach for America and the KIPP charter school network. UNCF has signed on to the ChartersWork Campaign.
"I disagree with the moratorium on charters because I think charters are part of the solution.
"But many of these charter providers — social entrepreneurs with a new generation of philanthropists supporting them — know very little about their communities and are dismissive of legacy institutions that they see as dinosaurs. And as a new generation of African-American activists are coming to the fore, they're saying: Why are these organizations setting the agenda for educational change in our communities and not engaging us in the discussion?
"There's amnesia about the work that African-Americans have been doing for a century and a half to create [educational] institutions that address inequality that has been systemic for centuries."
The union leader
Lily Eskelsen Garcia is the president of the , the nation's largest educators union with more than 3 million members, and has spoken out in support of the Movement for Black Lives platform.
Lily Eskelsen Garcia is the president of the National Education Association.
"At NEA, we have long believed that charters should only be authorized if they will meet the same standards of accountability and transparency that public schools are required to meet by law.
"At its core, education is an act of social justice. NEA educators want opportunity for all students, regardless of zip code or background. As the Movement for Black Lives has identified, there are structural impediments to opportunity for people of color in America, and our education system, while intended to uphold equal opportunity, often also entrenches disparities by its sheer design — intended or unintended. We feel it is important to stand with social justice movements that advocate community-based solutions to support students and public schools. ... The Movement for Black Lives has influenced our union as we challenge ourselves to directly discuss and fearlessly fight racism in our schools."
The pro-market reformers
Robert Pondisciois a senior fellow at the which advocates for standards-based reforms, vouchers and school choice; and an adviser for, and teacher at, Democracy Prep, a high school charter network.
Robert Pondiscio is a senior fellow at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, a conservative-leaning education reform organization; and an adviser for and teacher at Democracy Prep, a high school charter network.
"Improving schools for families least likely to have access to a free first-rate public education already serves the cause of social justice. But it's lost upon me why this work has to be done within the context of social justice activism.
"One way to make a difference is to 'be vocal.' Another way is to get out of bed, go to school [as a teacher], and ensure that low-income black and brown kids can read, do math, understand science and have the opportunity to fall in love with history, art and music. Every student I've ever taught has been a low-income person of color."
Rick Hess is director of the education policy center at the .
Rick Hess is director of the education policy center at the conservative-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
"I think the Black Lives Matter platform is ridiculous and self-destructive but unsurprising.
"Twenty-first century school reform has been a story of tackling race-based achievement gaps, with blatant disregard for suburban and middle-class interests. When you racialize an issue, you open the door to folks with a variety of race-based agendas.
"Reform is increasingly a question of race-based grievance rather than helping all children."
The urban superintendent
Kaya Henderson is the outgoing chancellor of the Washington, D.C., public schools.
"I am an African-American education reformer, a mother of two boys, and my race matters all day, every day, in everything that I do for me, for the students and families that I serve. I think that to try to ignore it compromises our ability to do the work well.
"I think a lot of time as educators and policymakers we think we have solutions for communities and we say, here, we're gonna do this and you'll be thankful later, without asking people: What do you want and what assets do you bring to the table?
"And I'm excited that voices that have been long overdue in the conversation are getting the sunshine and the exposure to be part of a really important set of decisions.
"If charter schools grow in Washington, D.C., it doesn't mean you take the money from the traditional public school system. But in Newark, it may be different. We have to figure out how to mitigate the unintended consequences on the traditional education system where the vast majority of our kids are.
"If we don't start having these conversations, people explode — and not just conversations, but fix things, fast."

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But wouldn't it be nice to have native? If we can do this without giving Heartbeat API a heart attack, we should.
We're currently offloading it and doing everything our selves to avoid giving .org a stroke by allowing it for all users.
Now, to avoid overloading things, we would perhaps want to limit this to moderators+ only, but this alienates other contributors that are not in these groups but are still using the scripts as well because it helps them when providing support and avoids overlap.
Potentially a way for admins to enable this feature on a per-account basis would be a possibility, but relies heavily on us actually getting user editing fixed (right now nobody can edit other users except the brass with network admin via wp-admin it self, see #1985).
The edit_lock implementation in bbPress now is basically the same as what's in wp-admin already, minus the heart-attack API that would inevitably kill some things.
It means when someone with an edit_topic capability is actually editing a topic from the front-end, it adds some meta data to the topic to say so. It's good for 3 minutes. Once three minutes are up, either they're done editing, or they've taken too long. Once they hit update, the lock goes away. Once three minutes are up, the lock goes away.
It's a decent and inexpensive middle-ground that should help dodge the toggle problem, too. And everything in wp-admin continues to play nicely and work the same as before.


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Local Scientist Leads Team Fighting COVID-19
By Sunset Beacon on September 4, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )
By Thomas K. Pendergast
As scientists around the world scramble to make a vaccine to fight COVID-19, a local team of about 60 people – co-led by a Sunset District resident – is working on a unique potential solution that is roughly analogous to a molecular prophylactic.
UCSF's Peter Walter, PhD, is leading this effort with his collaborator, Dr. Aashish Manglik, to test and produce AeroNabs, a nasal spray or nebulizing inhaler that would act as a first line of defense against infection in the nose, throat and lungs, where the virus enters the body.
UCSF research scientist and Sunset District resident Peter Walter, PhD, is working with a team on a weapon against COVID-19
The spray is not an anti-viral vaccine, but instead uses nanobodies, tiny molecular proteins that "sheath" parts of the virus attempting to penetrate the cell, thus preventing replication.
"It was selected to have the property that it just latches onto the virus. Once it's found it doesn't let go. And it latches in such a way on a particular protein that is required for the virus to enter cells," Walter said.
Once it adheres to the virus, it renders it inactive. In that respect, the proteins act as a prophylactic.
"But if you already have viruses that are proliferating, every time the virus takes over the cell it makes more of itself. It replicates inside the cell, and every time it does that, it has to exit the cell to invade the next cell, to do more damage. And every time it comes back out and there are AeroNabs around, they will catch it at that stage. So, it would be an early-stage therapeutic as long as the virus is still in the airways and hasn't invaded deeper into the body," he said.
Walter went a little deeper explaining the details:
"Proteins are linear sequences of building blocks; the building blocks are the amino acids. Our genome specifies which kind of amino acid is linked to which one in this long chain. And we can basically engineer any sequence that we would like to have by synthesizing the DNA and then the DNA will be translated into that amino acid sequence, building a protein that is now of a predicted sequence," he said.
Walter and his team started with nanobodies naturally created by llamas, then basically went from there and made adjustments. He said the synthesized DNA sequence then has to fold up and assemble itself. He said it is like origami.
"It has to assume a three-dimensional structure, which is dictated by the sequence itself," Walter continued. "That's where we engineer nanobodies that have the same 'scaffolding,' the same matrix as the llama antibodies, but then have three random 'loops' hanging out. And it's these loops that are of great variety."
Walter said they create a massive number of DNA sequences to find what amounts to a needle in a haystack.
"We made two billion versions of it, just random sequences," he said. "And out of those we selected, a few now bind themselves to the virus and then activate the virus-block protein. In two billion you can find something that binds to anything."
Walter compared the process to panning for gold, filtering out a lot of sand and dirt until what is left is the valuable nugget.
"You keep on enriching them until you end up with the nugget that behaves just like you want it to," he said. "Nanobodies are so particularly powerful here because they are tiny, tiny little protein molecules, with incredible stability, so they are far more stable than the common antibodies, which all need to be injected. And the nanobodies offer the opportunity to inhale them and therefore kill the virus before it ever causes and infection.
"Many of the receptor molecules with which the cell senses what's going on the outside … they are the kind of receptors which bind to various hormones, to small molecules in the circulation and affect the cells' behavior, including brain cells, including heart cells, so many of the signal-sensing molecules with which cells communicate with one another are of this protein family. This is what Aashish's lab was already studying," Walter said.
So, in choosing nanobodies, they already had an advantage because of Dr. Manglik's research into them.
"We have been working together using these nanobodies for an entirely different purpose, and then the virus took over the work. We decided it can be applied as a wonderful tool to attack the beast. It's a repurposing of the toolkit that we have in the laboratory. In that respect it was both a natural progression on the technology but also an entire reinvention regarding the targets."
Walter said they are now looking for commercial partners to begin clinical testing of AeroNabs.
"We are in active discussions," he said. "There are many companies that are quite interested right now. So that's ongoing."
Walter said he hopes to have selected a partner within weeks to help with the manufacturing and to navigate the appropriate approval processes and clinical testing, including making sure that it is safe with no side effects.
"It's an agent that only interacts with the virus," he said. "It just latches onto the virus and prevents it from entering the cell but cannot replicate; it cannot do harm. In that respect it's not interfering with human physiology. So we don't anticipate any side effects."
Walter acknowledged the possibility of never finding a successful vaccine, but he is doubtful of that.
"We all hope for a vaccine. There are so many groups working on it that the chances are pretty good," he said. "But even once we have a vaccine, we don't know currently how long the immunity will last once you have received the vaccine. We also don't know how quickly the manufacturing process could ramp up, so how available it is, who will get it first. So there are many complications: What's happening in the Third World? How expensive will it be? There are many questions associated with it.
"Right now we think we have a very viable stop-gap solution that can bridge until the vaccine is available. And even then, let's say we have a perfect vaccine. There are still going to be people who are contraindicated for that, so (nanobodies) will remain a viable protection. Elderly people and immunocompromised people may not be suitable for receiving a strong vaccination."
Instead of getting an injection, a nose spray or nebulizer would also be more convenient than getting a vaccination shot.
"We're thinking of two modes of applications: one would be a nasal spray which would catch the virus before it ever gets to the lungs. That would be a very simple little bottle that you can just spritz it up your nose a couple of times a day," he said. "The other one is a nebulizer, such as is being used for asthma treatment for example, which forms these much finer droplets that would be inhaled deep into the lungs. No matter whether you go through the nose or the mouth, it will end up in the same place – in the lung spaces."
Walter emphasized that AeroNabs is the result of a team effort.
"It really was only possible because of (the team's) enthusiasm and their generosity, their dedication to go after the virus," he said. "They all worked on their own projects before and they put their own projects aside and worked for a couple of months on this particular viral project instead."
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Tags: New Years, Resolutions, Hobbys, Things to do, Things To Do, Jason Hall, AJ Williams, Greg Russell, What's the Buzz
New year, new hobby?
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January is the start of the year and for many people it is the start of something new. So why not try a new hobby? It is actually National Hobby Month and joining host Jason Carr to talk about it are Jason Hall from RiDetroit, Movie Reviewer Greg Russell, and AJ Williams, The Michigan Chronicle Managing Editor and the Blogger In Chief of SingleBlackChick.com.
First off, do you have a hobby? For Greg Russell, his hobby is collecting autographs and, as someone who interviews celebrities for a living, he has collected many over the years. In particular, he loves collecting Beatles memorabilia. Jason Hall's obvious hobby is the e-bike, but what you might not know is that he collects sneakers. AJ loves to get in touch with her creative side and paints in her free time.
Is there a hobby you wish you had? AJ started the group off by saying she wanted to learn the piano, and she was not alone. Everyone else agreed saying that was a skill they wanted to learn as well.
Is there a hobby that you had, but later gave up? For Jason Carr, it was collecting "Blues Brothers" material. He used to collect anything he could find, but when they started mass-producing it, he no longer was interested. For Greg, it was model cars. He used to build them as a kid, but the older he got the more difficult they were to build. Jason Hall wishes he would have stuck with skateboarding. He did it as a kid, but gave it up when his mom told him he would never make money doing it. AJ used to be really into working out, but now, not so much. She wishes she could get back into it.
So what do you think? For the full conversation, watch the video above.


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Q: Google Sheets: Compare each cell of a column seperately and check another cell in the found row for conditional formatting Hello all Sheet users out there.
I have a sheet with a list of resources with their production and usage being calculated on the left side and the overall prod/use being monitored on the right side.
       A       B       C       D   |     E            F             G             H
1    Input     In   Output    Out  |  Resource       totIn        totOut      effective
2    Iron      20   FeIngot    30  |  Iron               30  =SUMIF(...)  =totIn-totOut
3    Copper    20   CuIngot    20  |  Copper             25  =SUMIF(...)  =totIn-totOut
4    Stone     10   Gravel     50  |  CuIngot   =SUMIF(...)  =SUMIF(...)  =totIn-totOut
5    FeIngot   10   FePlate     5  |  FeIngot   =SUMIF(...)  =SUMIF(...)  =totIn-totOut
6    CuIngot   25   Wire       75  |  Stone              45  =SUMIF(...)  =totIn-totOut
7    CuIngot   10   Cable      20  |  Gravel    =SUMIF(...)  =SUMIF(...)  =totIn-totOut

The actual sheet would look more like this:
       A       B       C       D   |     E            F             G             H
1    Input     In   Output    Out  |  Resource        totIn       totOut      effective
2    Iron      20   FeIngot    30  |  Iron               30           20             10
3    Copper    20   CuIngot    20  |  Copper             25           20              5
4    Stone     10   Gravel     50  |  CuIngot            20           35            -15
5    FeIngot   10   FePlate     5  |  FeIngot            30           10             20
6    CuIngot   25   Wire       75  |  Stone              45           10             35
7    CuIngot   10   Cable      20  |  Gravel             50            0             50

On the left side, I want to mark all cells in column "In" red that have a negative effective production calculated on the right side. I thought about using the conditional formatting, looping through every text cell in the "Resource" column to find the one that equals the "Input" of the same row the cell I want to check is in and then check if the "effective" value of the "Resource" I found is less than 0. The problem is that I don't know how to loop through the values and store the matching row to check if the H value is negative.
Example 1: B6 is checked. A6 needs to be compared to every cell in E2:E and when there is a match, in this case E4, check if H4 is negative. It is, so there is formatting applied.
Example 2: B3 is checked. A3 needs to be compared to every cell in E2:E and when there is a match, in this case E3, check if H3 is negative. It is not, so there is no formatting applied.
Is there any way that I can apply this formatting in the conditional formatting tool?
Keep in mind that my sheet is much more complex than these examples and it has about 120 resources that can't all be moved in order with the left side because multiple rows can use the same resource as input or output.
Thank you in advance for every ounce of your help.

A: try this formula =VLOOKUP($A1,$E:$H,4,false)<0 in conditional formatting

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Our weekly View From the Cab reports highlight the many activities on the farm during the season. Genny Haun reports in from Kenton, Ohio, and Kyle Krier details farm life from Claflin, Kansas. (Photos by Genny Haun and Kyle Krier)
DECATUR, Illinois (DTN) -- Rain delays only get boring in baseball. DTN's View From the Cab correspondents might enjoy, and even benefit, from a seventh-inning stretch, but downtime can also compress and complicate field operations.
"We continue to try to find windows of time to get our post soybean spraying done," said Genny Haun, of Kenton, Ohio.
Kyle Krier, who reports from Claflin, Kansas, found himself rained out of wheat harvest and wishing he could finish the final 150 acres just to put it in the books. "We usually count on some extra hands from friends and family that like help on the farm for a few days during wheat harvest, but they've had to go back to their real jobs and we're down to our skeleton crew. Time to wrap wheat up. We have second cutting alfalfa starting soon," he said.
Meanwhile, he had an eye on the high temperatures forecasted for later in the week. "Worrying about it won't do a bit of good, but I can't help but hope for the sake of the crops that we don't realize those highs," he said.
Haun and Krier were selected to provide DTN with weekly updates from their farms during the 2018 crop season.
Here's what is happening in their part of the farming world:
GENNY HAUN—KENTON, OHIO
A 3-inch rain ground field operations to a halt at Layman Farms near Kenton, Ohio during the weekend.
The rain also threw a monkey wrench (or perhaps a rolling pin) into another family member's venture. Last Friday, Genny Haun was preparing to help her sister, who owns a local baking business, sell goods at a food truck festival in Kenton, Ohio. But threatening storms caused a last-minute cancellation of the event -- a move that might have sent all involved into a sugary overload were it not for some quick thinking social media moves.
"Mom and I rushed to help as we discussed 'what are we gonna do with 42 piecrusts and 100 caramel dipped apples' recon plans," said Haun. "But a post on Facebook about the situation sold all the apples within 30 minutes and the pies went as fast as we could make them. If that response is any indication, the storefront my sister is planning will be a hit."
Meanwhile, back at the farm, toes were tapping as they watch for opportunities to stay ahead of weeds. Pre-emergence residual herbicides were hanging tough and keeping most weeds in check, but they only last so long, Haun said. "Our beans are still small, so we still have a little time for post sprays, but that window is closing and we'd like to get the rest of our post sprays out soon."
Fortunately, the forecast of winds and hail didn't materialize alongside the rain this time. Haun said the memories of a destructive storm that hit the main farmstead in 2016 still linger for the family.
"There's some disagreement over whether it was straight line winds or a tornado, but the result was that it wiped out our entire grain system. Basically every building on the farm sustained damage except the main farm house," she recalled.
"Looking back we realize that despite the damage, we were so lucky. Mom and Dad were sleeping when the storm hit. But I think we all still think about it when storms approach."
There's nothing like a near disaster to offer perspective, too. Haun knows that working amid so much family can present challenges, especially when there are several strong personalities in the mix.
She admitted that she's always had an "interesting" relationship with her father, Jan Layman. "We are both outspoken and not afraid to say what we think -- sometimes people are taken back a bit when they hear us discussing something we are both passionate about," she said.
"Now that I'm here working on a day-to-day basis, the dynamics are changing a bit and the relationship with both my parents is really developing and getting richer."
The 10 years she spent working off the farm after college has been key to learning how to negotiate those family dynamics.
"All I ever wanted to do was come back to this farm, but working away from here taught me how to work with others.
"I learned how to work in a corporate setting. I had to work with some difficult bosses and difficult co-workers along the way. I've seen how a corporate structure might be beneficial to us here at the farm. And that perspective is so important as I carve out my own responsibilities and have my own voice," she said.
KYLE KRIER—CLAFLIN, KANSAS
Kyle Krier has never been one to look unfavorably on rainfall. Even though he still has a small amount of wheat left to harvest, the other crops will need every drop of moisture if the blast furnace predicted for the central Kansas area materializes over the next few days.
"Overall though, it was a surprising year for wheat," Krier said. "Protein, yield and test weight all exceeded what we were expecting, given all the conditions it faced throughout the growing year. Unfortunately, we are seeing prices reflect that in the beating the market is taking right now," he said.
Wheat protein on his 2018 crop ranged from 12% to more than 15%. "However, enough growers have good protein this year that buyers aren't offering premiums for it," he said. Test weights have been hovering around 62 pounds per bushel and yields running in the 40- to 55-bushel-per-acre range.
"We were definitely surprised on test weight, particularly because it seemed we lacked moisture at some critical times," he said.
Krier has plenty of paperwork to keep him busy while he waits for a change to cut that last bit of wheat. In addition to farming, he also operates a crop insurance business and has been working on acreage reports on corn, milo and soybeans.
He's also working at finalizing hail or other issues in wheat. "There will be some localized areas that didn't get the rains and didn't quite get up to their APH levels," he said.
Another thing he's keeping a close eye on is the future of Xtend soybeans. Reports that dicamba injury is showing up in parts of the Midwest are concerning to Krier, who has found the trait useful as a protective measure against dicamba moving out of wheat fields. Generic dicamba and 2,4-D herbicides are often used to control weeds in wheat stubble following harvest in his area.
"We've experienced dicamba injury in soybeans for years and know those older, more volatile formulations can move long distances. I think we'd actually gotten to the point where we thought soybean leaves were supposed to curl their leaves at R-1 or R-2," he said.
He admitted the first Xtend beans he raised last year came as a surprise. "Comparing the large leaves to the curled up, golf-ball looking plants we have grown in the past makes me realize we were giving up a yield potential to herbicide injury," he said.
Second cutting alfalfa is next on the agenda for Krier. "You know that big sigh of relief they talk about after wheat harvest? Yeah, well, that's not happening," he said.
Pamela Smith can be reached at Pamela.smith@dtn.com
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Q: how to execute json-schema validator in java i am new to json-schema i want to validate json data with json-schema,
this is my json data
{
users: [
    {
     "id": 1,
     "username": "davidwalsh",
         "phoneNumber": 987654321
        },
        {
         "id": 2,
         "username": "russianprince",
         "phoneNumber": 9876541234
    }
      ]
}

this is my json-Schema
{
    "type" : "object",
    "properties" : {
        "users" : {
            "type" : "array",
            "items" : {
                "type" : "object",
                "properties" : {
                    "id": { "type": "number" },
                    "username": { "type" : "string" },
                    "phoneNumber": {"type": "number" }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

now i dont no how to execute these files in program.
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thank you.

A: JSON Schemas are not "executable" in themselves.  They are documents, that describe other documents.
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WaterAid Cambodia - There is not enough information about prevention and hygiene messages, and no handwashing facilities say brick workers in Cambodia's Kandal Province
Blog by Pharozin Pheng, Equity and Inclusion Programme Manager at WaterAid Cambodia
Working from home during the COVID-19 outbreak in Cambodia, I saw a lot of messages on both traditional and social media including television, Facebook and Twitter informing the general public on prevention measures and personal hygiene practices. Despite the existence of credible resources, misinformation and fake news distributed on social media were rampantly troubling. As a mother of two three-year-old twins, I was alarmed and deeply worried for my family's health and safety.
Social distancing is a luxury in Cambodia. With poverty line defined as daily income below 1.9 US Dollars[1], not many people can afford to protect themselves against COVID-19, especially marginalised populations that WaterAid Cambodia is working with.
Through engagement and conversations with some of the users living in urban poor areas in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, concerning situations were found ranging from fear of loss of jobs and income to the unaffordable costs of hygiene materials such as soap, and the lack of basic handwashing facilities and clean water. The situation was exacerbated by misinformation and lack of access to timely information on proper prevention against the virus.
Hygiene materials such as soap and lack of basic handwashing facilities and clean water are a large concern for brick workers in Cambodia
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"There is not enough information about prevention and hygiene messages, and no handwashing facilities", one brick worker in Kandal Province has said.
I have been working as an Equity and Inclusion Programme Manager at WaterAid Cambodia to promote equality and empowerment of marginalised populations from a WASH perspective. Personally, it was difficult for me to learn about the problematic situations that users described. I was pondering on the implications for my work with marginalised populations including people with disabilities, construction workers and brick factory workers, I thought of how they could access credible information amid rampant misinformation and fake news. Given the situation, would they have access to resources necessary to protect themselves and their loved ones? I decided to act.
Hygiene information and handwashing facilities are scarce or not available on many construction sites
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Defining the problem: Working with WASH and Health Programme, Campaign and Communications, we convened a meeting to collect all context information on challenges faced by various groups, including urban and rural poorer communities and healthcare workers, based on guidance on equity and inclusion perspective.
Brainstorming for solutions: After gathering all relevant information, we collaboratively formulated solutions, keeping in mind our existing partnerships, resources and skills. We would like to address the emerging needs and invest our resources in the most efficient and effective manner.
Communications with the donor: Understanding of program design and proposed activities which have been submitted and approved by the donor at the beginning of each grant. With the new proposed activities aligning with the original initiatives, WaterAid Cambodia, with support from WaterAid Australia, can consolidate the joint plan.
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Despite our success, we recognised the fact that limitations on funding and investment during hard times like these are preventing us from supporting some marginalised groups, for example, people living with chronic health issues and people affected by drought.
One of the outcomes from our collaborative work among our team and local partners includes intervention on the dissemination of COVID-19 prevention and promotion of handwashing practice in a rural community in Kampong Chhnang province.
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Demonstrating WaterAid's value of "collaboration", I was privileged that we were able to work together as teams and in partnerships to translate our vision "a world where everyone everywhere has safe water, sanitation and hygiene" into practices while putting equality, inclusion and rights at the centre of a COVID-19 water, sanitation and hygiene response.
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Deiter and Benzschawel want to make informed decisions about their NFL futures
Jeff Potrykus
MADISON – Redshirt sophomore David Edwards was stunned the first time someone asked whether he planned to enter the 2018 National Football League draft or would return to Wisconsin.
The NFL wasn't then and isn't now on Edwards' radar.
"I haven't thought much about it," Edwards, who has 20 starts at right tackle, said after practice Saturday. "It's never been an issue with me."
Edwards accomplished all three of his individual goals for 2017. He won the starting job at right tackle, garnered all-Big Ten honors and, most important, was admitted to the UW's School of Business.
Edwards can now focus on helping No. 6 UW (12-1) defeat No. 11 Miami (10-2) in the Orange Bowl.
Redshirt junior Beau Benzschawel, who has started 29 consecutive games at right guard, is in the process of gathering feedback from NFL teams, and so far the grades have been solid but unspectacular.
"Just good," Benzschawel said Saturday. "It is all up in the air.
"Obviously, I have a lot to get better at here. But someone else could see my film and think something totally different – like, you're good to go."
So far, that hasn't happened and Benzschawel doesn't plan to enter the '18 draft unless he is projected to be taken in the early rounds.
Redshirt junior Michael Deiter has started all 13 games at left tackle this season after starting a combined 16 at center and 11 at left guard in his first two seasons. He is open to returning to UW for his fifth season or turning pro.
"All I am doing right now is getting all the information from everywhere that I can," he said, "and just evaluating it and we'll make a decision eventually."
His case is more complex, however. Deiter understands he will be asked to play center or guard in the NFL. He moved to left tackle this season to help UW get its five best linemen on the field.
If redshirt freshman Cole Van Lanen continues to develop, he could take over at left tackle in 2018 and Deiter could move back to left guard or center.
The deadline for underclassmen to declare for the 2018 NFL draft is Jan. 15.
"If you would say what is best for me in terms of money and playing at the next level it would be to play inside," Deiter said. "Because that is what you're going to play.
"To be two years away from playing the position you would play in the pros would definitely be weird.
"If I come back and play here, that is awesome. I love it here. If I leave ... the best thing you can do is get a ton of information and go over every scenario.
"Then any decision I make will be a good one."
All three linemen garnered All-American honors in 2017.
Edwards was named to the American Football Coaches Association first team, was a second-team pick by the Football Writers Association of America and Walter Camp and a third-team pick by The Associated Press.
Benzschawel was a third-team pick by AP and Deiter was a second-team pick by The Sporting News.
"I think they've been really important to this team, certainly to the offense," head coach Paul Chryst said. "They put the work in and I think this year there's a lot of guys getting awards. And in my opinion, deservedly so.
"But I think they come because of the success the team has, too. On their own, they have done a ton to work and improve and be the best player they can be. And that has helped our team. And I think the team has helped them as well.
"They've been good and I think they call can still get better."
Joe Rudolph, UW's offensive coordinator/line coach, echoed the thoughts of Chryst on the best way for the players to make their decision.
"I think the biggest thing is that you try to gather all the info that you can," Rudolph said. "And then there's that combination of what the opinion is and where you're at from the standpoint of being ready.
"I think you weigh those two factors and try to make the best decision you can."


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Q: ViewFlipper not working when using Listview in it I'm using this code for the swipe, onTouch event in android
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I want to display Listview in both LinearLayout.. in first and second.

A: add this method in your java file.
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instead of using the onTouchEvent() method


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Are you sad because the 90s seem so far away?
44 returns with the all-new EP Escape From Moon Jail
Featuring all new music videos for the singles "The Shirt" and "Uncle Funky"
Watch the videos above. Buy from Amazon, Apple Music, or any other online music retailer. Listen EVERYWHERE.
Escape from Moon Jail
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Escape from Moon Jail (EP, 2019)
Pat Gibbons, Dan Hylton, and Brian Wells in a 1990s Minneapolis-based Alternative Rock/Pop Band.
A little time travel and they are Back to Rock the Planet with a new EP of unreleased material including studio and live recordings and two all-new music videos.
Don't fret darlings.
We are bringing them back.
Read more about the process that led to the release of Escape From Moon Jail, in the liner notes.
Free Land Wall (album, 1999)
In the 1990s, Pat Gibbons and Dan Hylton of Sender's Dream were performing and recording as 44. In 1999, they released the sole full-length album, Free Land Wall.
"This recording speaks its own language through a dictionary of contemporary romance…missionaries reaching around for the first time to touch to the moon of whit."
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"…like reading magnetic poetry arranged on a refrigerator after a wild drunken party – without the really kinky stuff that you have to hide in the morning from the kids. Creative and refreshing."
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Wheels arrived fast and without any damage. Ordered Sunday and was at my front door 3 days later. Only wished I had received an email confirmation before the item shipped instead of a day after I had the item. But other then that great company to order from and great product.


Liquid Force Gromi 46 Wakesurf Board. This one's from the Grom rippers! Pint sized preform ace skim shape for little rippers! Multiple fin set up options. Single concave into a slotted tail.
The item "Liquid Force Gromi 46 Wakesurf Board 2018" is in sale since Thursday, July 19, 2018. This item is in the category "Sporting Goods\Water Sports\Wakeboarding & Waterskiing\Wakeboards".
The seller is "samwakeshop" and is located in Austin, Texas. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, China, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, South africa, Thailand, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Switzerland, Norway, Saudi arabia, Ukraine, United arab emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa rica, Panama, Trinidad and tobago, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica.


Lake Clark National Park and Preserve. camera icon Photo © Melissa Blair.
ANCHORAGE, AK – Last week, Northern Dynasty Minerals, the owner of the Pebble Mine project, announced that its major investor, First Quantum Minerals, has terminated investment in the project in a major blow to the irresponsible development. The Pebble Mine project has been proposed for Bristol Bay, home to one of the world's largest salmon runs that feed into the ecosystems of Katmai and Lake Clark National Parks.
Katmai and Lake Clark National Parks attracted over 60,000 visitors in 2017 for premier wildlife viewing for Alaska brown bears that travel to the parks each spring to feast on salmon. The development of Pebble Mine would contribute to water and air pollution in this ecosystem and put wildlife at risk. The termination of this investment puts the dangerous project one step closer to halting development for good.
"By ending its stake in Pebble Mine, First Quantum Minerals has recognized that the most important investment one can make in Bristol Bay is in protecting Katmai and Lake Clark National Parks and the Bristol Bay ecosystem . This is yet another large mining company that has prioritized Bristol Bay's world-famous salmon fishery over dirty development of an area that communities and wildlife depend on.