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Sod began arriving by the truckload for installation at the city's Municipal Golf Course on June 24. Crews will be installing sod and grass sprigs over the next few weeks as the course undergoes renovations to greens and bunkers.
On Wednesday, June 25, citizens are invited to drop in anytime between 1-8 p.m. at Halyburton Park to get information and provide input on each of the examples for long-term growth. The examples were developed from citizen input collected to date. Staff will be on hand to answer questions and will give brief presentations at 2, 4 and 6 p.m.
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HOUSTON (November 13, 2012)—Jessica Tata, 24, was found guilty of murder Tuesday in the death of one of four children killed in a fire at her home daycare in Houston.
Tata was convicted of murder in the death of 16-month-old Elias Castillo.
She could be sentenced to life in prison.
Prosecutors say Tata left seven children alone in her home with a pan of oil atop a stove top burner while she went shopping.
Three of the children survived the fire, but were injured.
Tata's attorneys argued that she had tried to save the children and produced an expert witness who said faulty kitchen equipment could have sparked the fire.
Tata is also charged with felony murder in the other three deaths.
Tata fled to her native Nigeria after the fire, but was taken into custody there and returned to the U.S. in March 2011.
Authorities believe Tata fled to Nigeria two days after the fire that broke out on Feb. 24, 2011.
Investigators said surveillance video showed she was at a nearby Target store at the time of the fire, although she told investigators the fire started in the kitchen while she was in the bathroom.
She's was initially charged with manslaughter in the deaths of four of the children.
The U.S. Marshals Service, which led the search for Tata, put the daycare operator on its list of the 15 most wanted fugitives and offered a reward of as much as $25,000.
Interpol, the international police agency, alerted its member countries, including Nigeria, that Tata is being sought by the United States.

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I recently watched this TED talk about confidence which has a key point:
- You can fake your body into being confident simply by doing certain actions (you literally change your physiological status quantitatively and measurably simply by spending a few minutes doing "power gesture" types of behavior instead of "weak gestures")
There is a lot of research into this as applies to personal confidence. This research is quite compelling and emphatically indicates you can noticeably affect your perceived confidence on a physiological level simply by acting in certain ways.
This leads me to wonder:
- Are there certain physical behaviors we can do for short periods of time (1-2 minutes) which cause psychological and physiological changes which increase our productivity or ability to accomplish work?


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How do you use screen shot capture in selenium tests? If anyone is using, how effective do you find it ?
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When you need some visual checks to be done, and if that is a small part of your entire test suite, you can create methods to take screenshots, label them appropriately and leave comments in your test results for each screenshot. Consider a scenario where you have checked the text on the page, but also need to check some layouts and rendering on different browsers.
Another utilization is when you want to capture screenshots on error. Some of the errors can be tough to replicate, but cannot be ignored or a failure that the automation test does not handle. E.g. a pop-up message, hidden fields, etc.
If a TC fails during the automation and a screenshot is taken, it also eliminates the need of manually reproducing it and having to take a screenshot.
It is a very good aid to the automation test results, if not overused.
I've only used selenium a bit, but in general, I find screen shots most effective as a debugging tool - i.e. for capturing screen information when there's an error or anything else unexpected happens.
You can, of course, attempt to compare current and expected screen shots, but that's a more difficult problem (IME).
I find the concept of "capturing" very important, just not necessarily with a screen shot.
One of the most effective things I ever did was to get the full stack trace of application exceptions in the html comments of a page. This was only available when turned on in our test environments because of security reasons.
When this is enabled, every time an action is performed that might cause an exception like, pressing a button or clicking on a link, the framework will check the HTML source for any exception in the comments. That way, if there is a bug the full stack trace is logged into the test results, making investigation a lot easier.
Screenshots are really helpful of you want to quickly visualise failures by looking at a folder full of large thumbnails to see if, for example the browser is crashing, or a common error dialogue is present.
Our localization team uses screenshots extensively. They've got a automation built around the basic screenshots so they can quickly check our product with a bunch of different languages, and verify that sizing, truncation, positioning, graphics, etc are all correct for the language.
I have largely used capturing screen shot when there are errors in page, instead of using it for each and every step. Combination of Selenium + TestNG + fest (Fixture for easy software testing) lets you capture Screen shot on test failure. I am not able to Google it now though remember that fest has listner which you could add in your ant build. Hence when ever there is a test failure screen shot is captured and posted to TestNG report.
Apropos of image comparison I have used captureScreenShotToString api of Selenium. Using this you could keep a String reference of images and then capture String representation run time to compare with already stored String representation of image.
I guess I need not talk about drawbacks of image comparison
We have been using screenshots for one reason only. If the test fails, I want to see what was on the page when that happened. One of the best debugging tools we have is the fact that, with selenium, we can see what the user would have seen when the test failed. More often than not, by being able to see it, the problem becomes apparent.
There is a method on the selenium class
Or if you need the entire screen
The last empty string could be used for keyword parameters, like background, etc.
Disclaimer: I personally don't use it (or selenium.) That being said, I'm not sure there's much to be gained from it. If you can't get the results you need programatically, you miss something from automating it. If you have to manually review the images, it's not entirely automated. Imagine if you're set up to fail a build when the tests fail. How do you fail the build if you have to manually look at them before it's approved or not? I guess you could hire a couple interns for the most boring job ever... hey it's university credit, right? :-)
Edit: I may have misread the first part of the question. I had thought you were asking "How do I use selenium to take a screen capture." Upon further reading, I realize this may have been a false intrepration. Regardless, I'll leave it up there in case it proves useful to someone. :-)
Found this tip on screenshots useful. Kindly Check - http://elementalselenium.com/tips/16-take-screenshot-on-failure


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Pine Mountain Climber's Log
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|5 Peak Day
Date Climbed: Jul 11, 2009
|We bagged 5 peaks today. Pine, Dawson, Baldy, Harwood, and Wright. What a great day!
|Posted Jul 12, 2009 2:07 pm
|Pine & Dawson
Date Climbed: Jun 11, 2009
|A great day!
|Posted Jun 19, 2009 9:36 pm
|Wright - Pine - Dawson
Date Climbed: May 17, 2008
|Cool peak!
|Posted Apr 15, 2009 11:05 pm
Date Climbed: Nov 1, 2008
|Started at the blue ridge road, approached from the N. Made it to 8,800' when a downpour soaked us. Winds 50+ combined with soaking rain resulted in a turnaround around 9,000'. Couldn't see more than 10' anyway.
|Posted Nov 6, 2008 1:54 pm
|Slip on the Ice
|Been up several times and several trails/routes, the last time up (2005?) was compliments of a Huey on a SAR mission and flown off when two SAR people were injured in a fall. Cause? Slipped on the ice. Be careful when on snow or ice and make sure you have good ace & crampon skills.
|Posted Jul 1, 2008 1:11 am
|September Snow
Date Climbed: Sep 23, 2007
|Had to check out the freak September snow we had in the local mountains. Hiked the Acorn Trail from Wrightwood up to Blue Ridge then on to the summit of Pine. 4-6 inches of snow on the summit. Fun day.
Route Climbed: Acorn Trail Date Climbed: November 13, 2005
Hiked with friend Miguel. Nice clear day.
Route Climbed: Acorn Trail - North Ridge Date Climbed: May 17 2003
Started in Wrightwood at 6:30 AM with friends Dan and Toby. We hiked up the Acorn Trail to Blue Ridge road and then over to the North Ridge of Pine Mt. Made the summit by 10:05 AM. After about an hour, a snack on top and some photos I headed down. Back to my car before 12:30 and home by 1:00 PM. Nice morning hike. Toby replaced the summit register with a new book as the others are full.
Route Climbed: Acorn Trail from Wrightwood Date Climbed: 4-2-2002
Fun day. Hiked up from Wrightwood on a very cool and windy day. Lots of puffy clouds and fog.
|Posted Sep 26, 2007 12:39 pm
|Scott M.
|From Guffy
Date Climbed: Sep 22, 1985
|Bagged this on my way to Baldy. Great trip.
|Posted Aug 25, 2007 11:49 pm
|David Rosenberg
|Sierra Club Hike
Date Climbed: Jul 18, 2004
|One of the few times I hiked with the Sierra Club also hit Dawson and Wright as well via Other Devils's Backbone.
|Posted Mar 13, 2007 6:53 am
|Bob Burd
|Wrightwood->Dawson Traverse
Date Climbed: Jan 12, 2007
|Climbed from Wrightwood. Very cold, but an enjoyable outing. Trip Report
|Posted Jan 26, 2007 6:32 am
|From Baldy
Date Climbed: Oct 22, 2006
|Hiked with Travis below
|Posted Oct 23, 2006 7:36 pm
|Pine Mountain via Mount Baldy
Date Climbed: Oct 22, 2006
|A marathon hike starting in Baldy Vilalge via the Bears Flat Trail to Mount Blady, on to Dawson and then Pine Mountain. A total of 9000 ft elevation gain.
See Trip Report
|Posted Oct 23, 2006 1:14 am
|Pine to Baldy
Date Climbed: Oct 7, 2006
|A beautiful, leisurly day summiting Pine Mt., Dawson, and Baldy. 1st time up (and back) from this side. Got a very late start, but made it back to the 138 by sunset.
|Posted Oct 10, 2006 3:22 am
|Great hike
|I would love to do Pine, Dawson, and Baldy in one day, just haven't done it yet. When are we going, Bruno?
|Posted Aug 7, 2006 11:14 pm
|From Blue Ridge Rd
Date Climbed: Aug 5, 2006
|Second time on Pine. Also continued to Dawson Peak. Baldy looked tempting but I had people waiting for me on Pine. Nice day; high 60s.
|Posted Aug 6, 2006 6:11 pm
|route climbed: highway 2 to pine mountain
Date Climbed: Jun 6, 2006
started at the elementary school on highway 2 at 8:05 am, hiked the pave road to the trailhead and continued up the acorn trail (ate lunch about 1.5 miles up the trail), took the road to the base of pine mountain and continued up the ridge, took 3 hours from highway 2 to pine just to make the summit, returned the same way. snow was a minor factor in the forested section.
|Posted Jun 7, 2006 6:03 pm
|Blue Ridge Rd/Devil's Backbone
Date Climbed: May 28, 2006
|The Backbone and exposed areas all now clear of snow, once in the trees still plenty but easy to navigate around by just heading up to the summit. Views for the day were amazing of Baldy, Baden- Powell and Iron Montain. On the hike back up from the south side saw some of the elusive Nelson Big Horn Sheep from a distance.
|Posted May 29, 2006 2:07 pm
|Steve Larson
|Kinda cold
Date Climbed: May 28, 2006
|It was 32F at the trailhead on Blue Ridge Road when I parked. I thought it would be warmer on Memorial Day weekend! Still, a nice day and a pleasant hike for a Sunday morning. Didn't see anyone else until I was almost back to the car. Nice views of Baden-Powell and Baldy along the way.
|Posted May 28, 2006 9:33 pm
|Acorn trail from Wrightwood
Date Climbed: Mar 25, 2006
Had to turn around because of an incoming storm. See also trip report:
|Posted Mar 28, 2006 4:44 am
|Route Climbed: Blue ridge road Date Climbed: July 2003
|WOW what a hill, nice day for the hike but it dam near killed one of the guys that came with me.
Steep and loose.
got to love the pain
|Posted Jan 19, 2006 1:00 am
|Route Climbed: Acorn Trail-Wrightwood Date Climbed: November 2001
|Absolute solitude! In SoCal?!
|Posted Jan 7, 2006 5:22 pm


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SUNRISE, Fla. – Florida Panthers Executive VP & General Manager Dale Tallon announced today that the club has acquired a RW Krys Barch and a seventh round selection (previously held by St. Louis) in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft from the New Jersey Devils in exchange for C Scott Timmins and Florida's sixth round slection in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft.
Barch, 33, has played in 326 NHL games with Dallas (2006-2011), Florida (2011-12) and New Jersey (2012-13), recording 31 points (12-19-31) and 713 PIM. The Hamilton, Ont native skated in 22 games and posted 44 PIM with the Devils during the 2012-13 season.
The 6-foot-1, 237-pound winger recorded five points (2-3-5) and 91 PIM in 41 games with the Panthers during the 2011-12 season after being acquired on Dec. 7, 2011 along with a sixth round pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft in exchange for RW Jake Hauswirth and a fifth round pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. He was a member of the Panthers 2011-2012 Southeast Division Championship team.
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$300 for a textbook? How to lower book costs
Don't Waste Your Money
It's back to school season for college students.
Many of them, however, are getting hit with sticker shock when they enter the bookstore, with some text books now $300 each.
But we found some ways to lower those costs, without buying a beat up used book.
Textbook Costs Soar
Sophomore Emily Smith said she spent "$230 for 3 books, just for two classes."
And she was just getting started. "It was just for my art appreciation workbooks, and then my nutrition workbooks," she said. She had many more books still to purchase.
Adam Potts is used to it. "I'm a law student," he said, "so I'm spending a thousand dollars a semester on my law books.
The price of college texts has increased far beyond the inflation rate, according to Forbes magazine.
At the campus bookstore we found a number of books for well over $200 each, with some now topping $300.
Digital Downloads Expensive, too
You would think that in todays smartphone and tablet world, a digital textbook would be a fraction of the price. But that's not always the case.
For instance, Michael Hutt's "Marketing Management B2B" had better make you a good manager.
It was listed a whopping $344 new. It's still $242 for a digital download, hardly a bargain.
But search online at Amazon.com and book sites like Chegg.com and you may find better options by renting.
Renting to Cut Costs
Some examples of how renting a book, either new or used, can slash your costs:
Stevenson's "Operations Management" will run you $293 new,$220 used. But the best deal is to rent the latest edition from Amazon for $99 a semester.
Belch's "Advertising and Promotion" was $270 new, $202 used, at the campus bookstore. But you can rent the newest edition from Amazon for for $67 for one semester.
Emily Smith's sold on renting. "It really helps if you rent them," she said,"so its not as expensive, and then you can return them easily."
Bottom line: Before you buy that textbook, look into renting it: in most cases, unless it is a law review or other very important book, you probably won't need it after the class ends.
One caution: just make sure it's the latest edition: A 3 year old edition could be very different, and very frustrating to use.
That way you don't waste your money.
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MESA, Ariz. (AP) � A mom�s tender heart is tested any time her child goes away, no matter the age.
But when you�re sending your son or daughter to another part of this country � or another part of the world � strength requires reinforcements.
Each week, Mormon moms of 19-year-old men and 21-year-old women say goodbye to their children for months on end as they go out to serve the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on their mission.
It�s a time that the women cherish, but also a time of worry.
So a group of them from the Cooley Park Ward in northeast Mesa have joined together, a sisterhood of women who gather about once a month to share the stories of their children and offer each other an arm to lean on.
�We come together once a month to get connected with moms,� said Debbie Forrest, whose son, Aaron, is serving in Spain right now. �It�s inspirational for us. Sometimes, a missionary is having a tough time. We�re supporting each other. It�s tough as a mom when you hear your son is struggling and you can�t even call him. You get an email, but that�s not enough.�
As they approach missionary age, Mormon youths turn in their papers after discussing the matter with their parents and church leaders. Then, they wait to see if they will receive an invitation, or �mission call,� to go to the Missionary Training Center in Utah. After training there for several weeks to up to three months, the men go off for a 24-month commitment; the women go for 18 months.
The missionaries are required to come up with their own funding. They spend their weeks at the training center learning the skills needed � and sometimes, the languages required � for their time in service.
Some are sent �stateside� with assignments in places such as Indiana, Minnesota or Ohio. Others are sent around the globe to Russia, Spain, Mexico, El Salvador and Taiwan.
That�s where Kim Riches� son, Quentin, has served for the last two years. Riches helped found the current group of moms in the Cooley Park Ward about 26 months ago, she said, right before her son left on his mission.
�Nobody told me how really hard it is on the mom,� she said. �You know it�s hard, but it�s really hard. You wouldn�t have him anywhere else, but it�s really hard.�
Once a week, the moms of the Cooley Park Ward receive emails from their 28 missionaries now serving. In the Mormon church, a �ward� is an area set up by the church within a certain boundary of a community. A person�s home address establishes which ward they live in.
The moms then take those emails and send them on to each other, so they can all know what�s going on with their sons and daughters. The emails are also printed and in many cases mailed to the missionaries - many who have grown up together.
�With the moms group, whenever someone has a question � someone once needed to figure out how to send a package � one of the other moms has had experience with that. Whatever question you have or whatever issue you�re facing, it�s such a support because there is someone who understands and can figure out what to do,� Kim said.
Nicole Barney�s son, Taylor, left five months ago to serve in the Philippines.
�I hear the first six months is the hardest,� she said, sitting with her son�s photo on her lap. �I had a hard time going into his room. I still do. I didn�t know what to expect,� she said.
It didn�t help that her son�s letters told of pythons that live next to his home.
But she found answers and comfort through the other women going through the same experience.
�They are growing into men. They are so much wiser and more compassionate,� she said.
Two women in the group have two sons each out on a mission. Dawn Smith�s twins, Hayden and Hunter, are both serving in South America. Pam Agren�s sons, Clayton and Austin - brothers by adoption, but just one day apart by birth - are serving missions in Minnesota and Mexico, respectively.
�We went from a household of kids to empty nesters,� she said of the boys� departures coming just days after their older sister got married.
Pam said the moms� group �is the best� because she and her sons are learning about how all their friends are doing around the world.
�I know it�s a strength for them, as well,� she said.
One of her sons recently wrote to her a line that many of the missionaries have shared with their parents: �I�ve never been so happy and felt such joy.�
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I prefer the older tag page. What do you guys think?
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Well I like it, but then again I wrote a fair bit of it.
The new tags page includes interesting statistics about the tag, I can tell how active it is this week,month,year.
There is a great little link for editors to directly edit wikis from there, which should save lots of time and help populate wikis.
The excerpt is not too obtrusive and does not take up to much space.
Overall I see this redesign as a big win, we now have the huge tag link as a destination, not just a link you click when you are searching for a tag. All the old functionality is maintained.
It looks "OK" to me on Stack Overflow where most of the top tags have wikis (I'm not saying I like it, just that I can tolerate it) but it looks pretty brutal on Stack Exchanges, where the whole page is almost nothing but white space.
Maybe this could revert to the default view if fewer than 75% or so of the tags have descriptions?
The only thing I ever used the old tag page for was searching for tags. Since that still works just fine, I have no problems with it being changed.
That said, the last line of long summaries is cut in half on Stack Overflow and looks lousy - that should probably be fixed. But even with it broken, it's no worse than the old page (which didn't show summaries at all.
I don't really see the point of the redesign of that page except to make it match the new Users page design.
Yeah, Its crowded, and some descriptions are not intended to fit in the ~100 chars, so some are cut off, becoming not-so-useful descriptions.
But I believe they are still working on it at the moment. It might not be final page yet.
I preferred the old tab page, but I can see the usefulness of displaying the descriptions. I see two problems with this, however.
First, many descriptions are truncated. It looks silly. Either the character limit for the excerpts should be reduced to avoid truncation or the design should be changed to accommodate longer excerpts.
Secondly, when you get past the first few pages on most sites (i.e. not Stack Overflow), you end up with a lot of unnecessary whitespace. It's not really aesthetically pleasing. Even if the goal is to encourage the creation of tag-wikis, you can't reasonably expect little-used tags to have a wiki.


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it's a little difficult, because i fear "learn" may not be an accurate translation. if i read the first sentence, i think of "learn" as acquiring knowledge through study or being taught, while in contrast "think" would seem to refere to wisdom. however, in the second sentence i think of "learn" as gaining wisdom by learning through experience, while i think, by contrast, of "thinks" as making plans.
it's hard to tell how Confucius meant that without knowing the exact meaning of the words he used.


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1. Dose commerce server support various of payment solution?
For example paypal.
2. If the client has their system already for example inventory system, dose commerce server support API for programmer to do extra programming to connect to the current system?
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I would like to get understood about the guitar harmonics notation. I was told decimal numbers in a tablature mean natural harmonics. Is that right? I would like to understand them. For example, what does (2.7) on third string means? What does (2.4) on second string means?
That one has to be an easy one. I just don't trust Yahoo!® Answers or that kind of stuff, so you, professional people can guide me. A minimal example would be just fine. :) Thanks in advance.


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Should I wait or get an Amazon credit card now?
I will be graduating in May with my Masters and will be starting full-time work in August. I am interested in getting an Amazon credit card since it has a lower rate (14%) than my current card (29.9%). The last time I checked (a year or so ago) my credit score was around 750 I think. Should I apply for the card now or wait until I get my first paycheck from my future employer?
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Who is your current card? Is it one of either Visa or Mastercard? I'd strongly suggest insisting that they lower your rate first. That rate strongly suggests punishment for things like late payments, and perhaps you long ago improved your behavior. Of course, the very best thing is to be able to not care what your interest rate is because you pay it off at the end of the month, every time, but I haven't yet lost touch with reality.
Even if you do get a new card, don't close the old one. Buy something now and then and pay it off (perhaps once or twice a year). Longevity on an account is very important.
Amazon's card is just Chase Visa, I believe. {There's only a couple of vendors for all the vanity cards out there, and Chase has the largest segment of that market, with BofA following close behind.}
I'll wait until you've answered about the current card.
Apply now. I got one a few years ago but haven't really used it until lately. I have missed out on so many reward points that I am ashamed. Well, not really ashamed but I do feel dumb.
EDIT: What @shrdlu said above while I was typing is of the utmost importance. I was speaking from the stance of always paying my balance every month instead of another option.
Thanks for posting this, I've been thinking about getting an amazon credit card as well since I finally got a solid job.
Also, I buy a ton of (profanity) from amazon.
@shrdlu: It is a Visa, I have called and told them that the rate is ridiculous (never missed a payment or paid late and always paid in full each month). They waived the annual fee indefinitely that they just added a couple years ago. But they insist the 29.9% rate is the lowest they are currently offering, they don't even budge when I threaten to cancel my card and close my account.
Heres some more background info. I got the card when I was 16 during a student promo. Initially the card had a 250 dollar limit and was 0% interest if you had less than a 250 balance. Eventually the credit limit was raised but the same 0% rule applied. Then the 0% rule disappeared and the 6% rate became 8%, then 14%, then ultimately jumped to 29.9% (meanwhile my credit score had improved). Then a $55 annual fee was applied which caused me to call and get the fee waived for one year. This year I called again and said I was tired of calling every year and that I would cancel my card unless the fee was waived indefinitely and I received something in writing stating this. At first they said this would be impossible but eventually caved. They will not budge on the interest and I should note a friend of mine has the same card and she has experienced the same treatment. If it weren't for the credit longevity mentioned I would cancel the card as it offers no rewards whatsoever.
@mortar235: Ugh. I loathe the predatory folks out there in that industry. Your response to the enormous temptation that credit cards pose to students is commendable. Any company that gives a credit card to a minor needs some good old fashioned tar and feathering, or maybe a few hours in the stocks.
Enough of that. Do as I said, though. Do not close the card. Ignore the rate, because you're going to pay it off, and never put yourself in a position where they can earn one single penny of interest from you.
Sure, get an Amazon card, if that's what your heart's desire is, but use it lightly, if at all. Remember that card companies make some of their money from transaction fees at merchants, but that most of their income if from interest (and I'm sorry to say, rapacious and evil late fees and other similar items).
Care to say who the issuer is for your current card? I like to keep a list of the bad guys. Chase isn't my favorite, but they're okay.
@mortar235: I also want to point out that if you are not currently employed, you may not qualify for a credit card. The rules have changed greatly on who can or cannot have a card. You said you were a student, and that you start full-time work in August. I hope that means that you are currently working at least part time now.
Perhaps @magic cave will drop by with her own estimable advice. She may have different insight than I.
Good luck in either case. I'm gone for the evening.
OMG 29.9%?!? and then they're being generous by waiving the annual fee?!? you're going to give me a danged heart attack. balance transfer everything away from that hellish card, please! do you belong to any credit unions?
@magic cave please help this poor soul
If you still have a credit score of around 750, you should qualify for a LOT lower rate these days. (At my credit union, you'd pretty much be a shoo-in for around 9% or better.)
Check out a local credit union for a better rate.
Don't close the card you already have, since as @shrdlu said, longevity is a big factor in credit scores, but use it only a few times a year. (I buy a tank of gas every few months with each of my older cards) to keep it active.)
@shrdlu: :::blush:::
@magic cave: @shrdlu I currently work as a grad assistant for a University and work weekends at a nursery. The issuer of the credit card is 1st Financial Bank. I'm not really worried about the interest rate as I always pay my card off in full each month and don't spend more than my discretionary income allows. My credit union has a no rewards card for 8.5% or a 1% rewards card for 9.5%. But since I plan on paying the card off each month I just thought the Amazon card offered better rewards.
No question in my mind. Fire their ass. Apply for the Amazon Visa card, and the minute you have it in and and activated cancel the old card. With a credit limit that low and APR that high it isn't helping your credit score much but could be a liability.
And the Amazon rewards card is da bomb.
I like the amazon card, I am a student but working and it overall works fairly well. You do rack up quite a bit of points without really spending all that much and the interest rate doesn't matter if you pay it off every month. Plus you can use the points not just on amazon but the regular visa rewards things, but I would stick to using the points on amazon for purchases since it seems to get more per points.
@mortar235: If you are paying it off every month, then you might as well get the Amazon card. Chase treats the branded cards decently, and since you seem to be very responsible, you might as well get the one that gives you rewards. The interest rate is higher on these because of the pass through (i.e. Amazon and Chase are sharing that profit, with Chase, of course, taking the lion's share). Still, the other interest rate is outrageous.
Do not ever close that other card. Use it at least twice a year, and monitor it monthly (as you should with every credit card and bank account). The cost to maintain for them will be your revenge.
While I'm paying attention, for anyone looking at various vanity cards, rather than getting myself into trouble by naming the bad guys, I'll simply state that you should read the fine print, and (in this specific order) you may trust Chase, BofA, Wells Fargo, Citigroup as issuers of these fancy things. Omissions deliberate.
Need MOAR coffee.
@mortar235: I also got my first card when I was 16 and the rate is a heck of a lot lower than your rate. Last time I checked, the rate on that card is about 12% (I think it was 16% when I got it with a $500 limit and no job, in fact I was still in high school).
But as others mentioned, as long as you pay it off, interest rates do not matter.
Why do you have this credit card AT ALL? It sounds like they are brutal to deal with. The 5-6 credit cards I have had in my lifetime have never been this bad.
Also, wtf with your credit score?! Mine is only 770 and I have paid of a car loan, paying (small) student loans (ok, ONE payment 30 days late in 6 years because I didn't know about it), NEVER had a late credit card payment, utility usually well under 10%, etc etc. Yet I can't get above where I am now.
It sounds like there are better rewards cards out there that are comparable or better when shopping at Amazon?
Checkout nerdwallet.com for more info. But even a quick search brings results on your favorite internet search engine.
Sorry all, forgot to mention that my current card has a $7000 limit so I will probably keep it going for the 'available credit' part of my credit score.
@atomicorange: I was recently told of another credit card website similar to nerdwallet.com
Does anyone know if it? I thought it was somethingstreak.com but can't remember.
@wootbretz: I'm not sure. I pay my credit card bill, utility bills, cable & internet, and rent of course. I have the card because I have had it since high school (8 years) and the credit limit is high (but never really used). The issuer started out with ridiculously low rates and then apparently realized it wasn't making money so it started upping them and charging fees. The fees have been negotiated away but I am less concerned with the interest since I rarely use the card.
I also have a card through 1st Financial Bank, got it over 4 years ago, and it's been nothing but a pain in my side. At the time I was a college student at a pricey school, dealing with parents who had lost a sizable amount of income, making the $250 no interest deal sound really, really good. Of course that disappeared in 6 months and suddenly I was getting crazy annual fees and the 29% rate. The customer service people I dealt with were horrible in explaining things, particularly why I was getting another increased annual fee less than 3 months after I had one applied to my account. They're a shady company that I really wish I had never even acknowledged those year ago.
@mortar235 and @jose07: This bank appears to specifically victimize students, and the horror stories I've seen doing only brief research are sad. Some are similar to yours; many are worse. Just to make sure, we are speaking of:
1st Financial Bank
363 W Anchor Dr
North Sioux City, SD 57049
(605) 242-6500
The reviews here fill me with pity.
I found one or two lukewarm reviews (out of perhaps 200 or so), and a raft of reviews that make me want to drive to North Dakota and get some answers. I am adding this information here because Google is the swiftest method I know of to spread the word. To make sure, here's some additional phrases meant just for search engines.
student visa card
1st financial bank card review
first financial bank card review
{Amazingly, some review sites will not permit a number as part of the name, and convert it.}


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Where did the month go? There is never a dull moment at Pentaho, which is probably part of the reason Q3 2010 set an all-time high bookings record, eclipsing the previous best quarter by over 50%. We highlight the major news and accomplishments for you on the BI from the Swamp Blog, Twitter, and Facebook, but with all of the innovation, partnerships, and events happening here at Pentaho, we think it's helpful to have a comprehensive recap of highlights for the month. To do so, we are kicking off a new series: Month in review. Here's what happened in October:
Product Announcements
- Pentaho Data Integration and BI Suite for Hadoop Release Candidate is now available for download on Pentaho.com.
- The Pentaho BI Suite 3.7 Release Candidate was posted to Sourceforge.
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- Pentaho and IngresVectorWise – for delivering fast and powerful business analytics for business users in medium and large organizations. Watch the on-demand joint webcast titled "Blazing Fast BI with Ingres VectorWise and Pentaho" to understand why it is important to have agility for business intelligence on the front end, as well as in the database.
- Pentaho and Cloudera –enables business users to take advantage of Hadoop with ability to easily and cost-effectively mine, visualize and analyze their Hadoop data.
- Pentaho and Amazon Web Services – enables organizations to quickly move data between Amazon Elastic MapReduce and existing enterprise data stores.
- Pentaho and Impetus Technologies – Leading technology and R&D services provider incorporates Pentaho Agile BI and Pentaho for Hadoop into its Large Data Analytics practice.
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ControlPay, a European-founded pioneer in freight auditing uses Pentaho open source BI to help create a freight 'audit trail.'
"We love the flexibility of open source and we like to be in control of our own development. With popular products like Pentaho, you get superior technology because of the wide pool of talent contributing to the code in real time. This means we always have the latest technology and this gives ControlPay a real competitive advantage."
Glen Conybeare, commercial director of software firm Cognitive Match was quoted in the article, Top 10 IT strategies for smaller businesses in ComputerWeekly.com:
Pentaho's Analyser is part of the Pentaho BI Suite, Conybeare said he has paid less than £20,000 for Pentaho to provide initial service and support, with the equivalent product from a proprietary vendor in the region of a six figure sum, he said. "The key thing for us is that our clients expect a lot and don't want to pay a lot for it. So for us efficiency is important to what we do as we can then pass cost savings on to our customers."
Read the full article here
In the news
- CNNMoney.com selected Pentaho's 'Chief Geek' James Dixon as having one of the 'Best Jobs in America.'
- Hadoop Pitched for Business Intelligence on CIO.com by Joab Jackson
- Hadoop is the Elephant in the Room by David Menninger – VP & Research Director at Ventana Research
- Ingres teams up Pentaho to speed up BI by Maxwell Cooter, Techworld
It was a busy month worldwide. You can read a recap of October in Vinay Joosery's blog, Seen and Heard in EMEA.
The Agile BI Tour made stops in Washington, DC, New York City, Oslo, Barcelona, Seattle, Portland, San Mateo, Kontich, Houston and Florence! See where we'll be this month.
Pentaho was also busy participating in various Hadoop events including Hadoop World in NYC and Hadoop user groups in San Diego and London.
Pentaho User Groups
We launched a Pentaho User Group program to bring together in person and online, local user communities to share best practices, foster innovation, network and build relationships with like-minded individual.
Groups have already started to form in London, Benelux, Portual, Indonesia, France, and more. Learn more about the Pentaho User Groups, join one in your area, start a new group and spread the word.
Just for fun
Halloween is always a big deal at the Orlando headquarters. To properly recap October, we had to share some photos of the team dressing up for the office Halloween party.
Looks like we are off to a strong start for November. Already looking forward to the next Month in Review.
Rebecca Shomair
Director, Corporate Communications
Pentaho Corporation


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Ferry water rates on the rise
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MARTINS FERRY — During Wednesday's city council meeting, Service Director Charles Bennett reported numerous waterline breaks have resulted in an increase in water rates....
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After reading this article does anyone else feel like "WE" do ?? It's not the Citizens Fault that there's water-Line breaks, that doesn't justifiy a water-rate increase !! Try working on the actual water-filtration system itself so we all don't have to buy bottled-water to drink ! And, you's want to talk about " Safety-Issues " why is everything a safety-issue only,, when " You's" say it is or bring it up ?? When "US" Concerned-Citizens bring up Safety-Issues, there put down or better yet, put on a very low back-burner !! The City seems to have alot of monies, coming in & spreading around (as per this article & past articles) but, let's All just raise stuff anyways, somebody will pay for it ! Wrong !! Taxation without reprsentation is illegal,, in other words "We need represented up here on 10th. Street" This whole Street has become One-Big-Safety-Concern for the past 3yrs & still counting !!If "WE" need to t
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By Kit Westneat
December 14, 2011
Those of us who work, study, and teach at NYU know that it is a world-class research university, but it is still quite exciting when one of our own is internationally recognized for excellence and leadership in their field. The NYU High Performance Computing (HPC) team, like all of ITS, is dedicated to supporting and facilitating research, teaching and learning. We were therefore thrilled to learn that the most recent Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to NYU professor Thomas J. Sargent, who relies on our HPC systems for his research.
On October 10th, 2011, professor Sargent and Princeton University professor Christopher Sims were honored by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences with the Noble Prize in Economics for "empirical research on cause and effect in the macroeconomy." Their use of statistical methods to disentangle the complex variables that govern economic behavior have given policy makers new tools to help understand the way government policies affect the economy. Sargent's work specifically focuses on long-term structural changes, and he has worked on analyzing historical data to discern cause and effect for economic events. He joined NYU in 2002 as the first W.R. Berkley Professor of Economics and Business and has been using NYU's HPC resources for some time.
The mission of NYU's HPC service is to enable and support NYU faculty, researchers and students in their research by providing advanced computing technologies. The types of research supported are quite diverse—from chemistry and physics to math and economics—but all need robust computational resources to process, store, analyze, and visualize large sets of data. HPC resources are open to NYU faculty, staff, and faculty-sponsored students, and may be used for class instruction. For more information, see the High Performance & Computational Resources page.
Professor Sargent used the HPC machines to compute and estimate large-scale dynamic stochastic equilibrium models, using a class of iterative equations known as Bellman equations, and for doing large-scale Bayesian estimation using Markov Chain Monte Carlo functions. These equations, and the machines that calculate them, allowed Sargent to use new models to describe rare events and to model uncertainty and the aggregate effects of welfare states based on benefit levels and tax burdens. The large memory capabilities provided by HPC can run models that would be impossible on standard personal computers. Large simulation models can be computed that "would take weeks to run without using HPC." As Professor Sargent says, "The HPC machines have helped us cope with the 'curse of dimensionality' that limits both types of computations. (HPC) machines have made it possible for us to solve problems that simply couldn't be approached without them." Our congratulations to Professors Sargent and Sims on their remarkable accomplishment! We look forward to seeing what revolutionary research our HPC resources can help enable next.
Kit Westneat is a System Administrator in the ITS .edu Services' eSystems Group and a member of the NYU High Performance Computing team. To contact the HPC team, send e-mail to email@example.com.
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