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PESHAWAR: The Peshawar High Court on Thursday directed the administration of Khyber tribal district to take action against ice drug producing factories.
A two-member bench of the PHC comprising Justice Qaiser Rashid Khan and Justice Nasir Mehfooz issued these directions while hearing a petition filed against the excessive use of drugs by youth, mostly students.
The court observed that the deputy commissioner of Khyber district will have to face action if he didn't act against ice drug factories. The court also ordered deployment of police personnel outside schools, colleges and hostels for checking of Ice drugs as there are reports that both girl and boys students are becoming addicts of the drugs in Peshawar. Police was directed to take strict action against the drug users and peddlers in Peshawar and submit report before the next hearing.


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Despite the recent slew of stories about the bumpy merger between Aol and Huffpo over the last six months Arianna Huffington has been absolutely successful in one regard: She has set HuffPo up as the New York Times' main rival.
And the NYT has bought into it.
To wit. Last week HuffPo wasted no time in pushing out May's traffic numbers which showed them to have clocked more unique visitors than the New York Times for the first month ever.
The New York Times was quick to push back, on Twitter no less, pointing out that "HuffPo traffic is now combined with AOL, so it's two sites in one. @nytimes is still the place readers go for high-quality news."
Indeed. HuffPo responded, again on Twitter, clarifying that the Comcast numbers were not inclusive: "Sorry guys, this is just for Huffingtonpost.com. AOL sites not included."
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text: Share: Comments Print September 11, 2014 at 12:17 PM Seattle guitarist revives work of vintage Seattle composer | Concert preview Posted by Paul de Barros The Rhythm Runners, with Greg Ruby on guitar. (Photo by Reed George) When Seattle jazz greats Quincy Jones and Buddy Catlett were coming up in the 1940s, they both studied with a legendary teacher named Frank Waldron, who had a studio at South Jackson Street and 12th Avenue South. Waldron had been performing and teaching in Seattle since the 1920s. A masterful technician who played saxophone and cornet, he left behind a legacy of high-achieving students and, in 1924, also published a saxophone method book, "Frank Waldron's Syncopated Classic." Ninety years later, Seattle guitarist Greg Ruby, who takes a keen interest in all things vintage (he plays in the Django Reinhardt-inspired band, Hot Club), has arranged several pieces from Waldron's book for a quintet called the Rhythm Runners. The Rhythm Runners is the featured band at this year's Lindy Exchange, a gathering of swing dance enthusiasts from around the country that happens in various venues Friday-Sunday, Sept. 12-14. The band will play Waldron's tunes, as well as new works by Ruby, on Saturday, Sept. 13, at Washington Hall. There will room for dancing as well as listening. The Rhythm Runners came together two years ago when Ruby serendipitously met New York clarinetist Dennis Lichtman in a Brooklyn club just hours before Lichtman had been given Ruby's number as a potential sideman for a West Coast tour. Taking that coincidence as an auspicious sign, they convened a band on the spot, with trumpeter Gordon Au, from New York; and trombonist Charlie Halloran and bassist Cassidy Holden, both from New Orleans. For the Lindy Exchange gig, drummer Julian MacDonough and pianist Solomon Douglas join them. It should be a delightful show. Waldron's pieces for saxophone, with titles like "With Pep" and "Climb Them Walls," are essentially exercises to improve fingering dexterity and the '20s jazz fad for "slap-tonguing" (hitting the saxophone reed hard, to emphasize an attack). But they are also lively and musical exhibitions of Prohibition-era verve, likely to enchant listeners as well as dancers. Not much is known about Waldron himself, but he was apparently cut from the same stern mold as first-generation jazz band leader James Reese Europe. Like Europe, Waldron served in the Army during WWI, then set up shop in Seattle as a player and teacher. Contemporary Palmer Johnson, a pianist, said Waldron "lost his lip" for cornet, but remained a top-flight saxophonist and teacher. Catlett recalled Waldron as a "do as I say, not as I do" kind of taskmaster, a hard-drinking womanizer who scolded his students when they didn't practice. Catlett recalled Waldron telling him, "You'll never play with Duke Ellington if you keep doing like that," when Catlett hadn't practiced his lesson. Catlett must have been listening, and Waldron must have done his job well. The bassist later played with Louis Armstrong and Count Basie. Kudos to Ruby and the Rhythm Runners for bringing Waldron's legacy to back to life. The Rhythm Runners 9:45 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13 at Washington Hall, 153 14th Ave., Seattle; $10-$35 (www.brownpapertickets.com). Comments | Topics: Frnak Waldron, Greg Ruby, Lindy Exchange


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For those not familiar with the Global M2M Association (GMA), it was formed in February 2011 and is a cooperative effort of six international operators – Deutsche Telekom, Orange, TeliaSonera, Telecom Italia Mobile, Bell Canada and SoftBank – in the Machine-to-Machine (M2M) market. They aim to display this new Multi-Domestic Service at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2015. It is designed to help global businesses make use of the growing presence of connected devices, especially in the automotive and consumer electronics industries – making them easier to deploy and manage around the world.
Bell, Canada's largest communications company is the only one of Canada's telecoms to participate in the GMA. They service both consumers and businesses with wireless, TV, Internet, home phone and all business communications services. They hope to cater to the many businesses in Canada and help lead them through the growth of the global connectivity of M2M and Internet of Things (IoT) services. There will be many solutions out there, but easily bringing them to business customers and then implementing is their goal.
They are looking at providing a "One platform, One SIM, One experience" to allow for real-time connectivity management, so that businesses can manage, monitor, troubleshoot and support their globally connective devices from a single source. The embedded SIMs or eSIMs, will use a localized profile, but within their GMA footprint will enable them to leverage customized end-users wherever they are based.
Matt Hatton, Founder & CEO at Machina Research said, "The Internet of Things presents a number of challenges for enterprises as they seek to offer a global experience while providing local flexibility on pricing for connectivity. This is exactly the type of initiative that we believe will simplify the process of connecting devices around the world to the benefit of both enterprises and end-users, ultimately supporting the rapid growth rates that we anticipate in the IoT market."
Hans Dahlberg, Head of TeliaSonera Global M2M Services and one of the founding members of the GMA said, "For many enterprises the race is on to provide interactive connected services, underpinning this is the need for a simple solution that provides connectivity globally. The GMA's Multi-Domestic Service offers global capability, a flexible management solution which works in harmony with an enterprise's product lifecycle and critically provides a low total cost of ownership for connectivity."
Although not visually apparent, Bell has been working behind the scenes on its M2M and IoT business over the past couple of years, focused on their own fleet management, remote monitoring services and wireless backup. When the MWC meets next month, the push for efforts for around the globe will become more apparent. Technology is great, but there needs to be ways to globally distribute it, manage and understand it, and monitor and repair it, if necessary.


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[serialposts]As an eleven year-old dreamer in Dumas, a small town in the Texas panhandle, I attended mission classes at our local Baptist church and wondered if God would call me to be a missionary to Africa. The thought thrilled and terrified me at the same time. But I simply prayed, "God, use me as you see best. Wherever you want me, I will go."
Fast-forward thirty years, and I now have a job I never knew existed during my adolescence.
I'm the Director of Communications and Development for a non-profit in Amarillo, Texas (forty-five minutes from where I grew up) which resettles refugees. Catholic Family Service has a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops to aid refugees in starting a new life. These victims of war and persecution have been through atrocities few of us can even imagine, and come from such diverse places as Iraq, Cuba, Burma, Congo, and Somalia.
Amarillo is now an incredibly diverse city, with people from over 60 countries residing within its city limits. When my husband, two boys and I moved here last year to be near family, I was amazed as God miraculously opened the doors for me to take this job.
I didn't go to the mission field; the mission field came to me.
Now I have the privilege of raising support and awareness for all of CFS's divisions, including affordable housing, an emergency youth shelter, a food pantry for senior citizens and the disabled, and our refugee programs. As I see our tireless staff in action, I hear Christ say:
"For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me,"
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Security concerns are overblown (and walking might actually be safer). http://ow.ly/qevz
Security concerns are overblown (and walking might actually be safer). http://ow.ly/qevz
Why is there so much attention about auto safety and manufacturer recalls when nearly all accidents are caused by human error? Shouldn't we worry more about that? NY Times http://nyti.ms/a5387k
Can we encourage kids to use seatbelts by incorporating or enabling videogames only when the seatbelt is attached? Finalist in The Fun Theory Awards. http://bit.ly/9sKUTK
Will more people sit quietly at a red light if you provide user-generated fun fact? Finalist idea in The Fun Theory contest http://bit.ly/9aTVnY
American Exit signs are red and say "exit". Signs in most other parts of the world are green and show a man running - which is much clearer. Slate http://bit.ly/axO6Ei
Harvard scientists have designed a wand which produces an electric field and extinguishes flames. Time invention of year 2011 http://ti.me/15Fo2Ch
Georgetown University professors ran an experiment placing stickers in Kenyan microbuses encouraging passengers to complain if drivers are being reckless. Insurance claims dropped 60% compared to a control group. Foreign Policy http://atfp.co/1a8jk4Q
Traffic fatalities and injuries involve over 50 million people per year, costing over $500 billion per year. What are the most cost effective interventions (hint: motorbike safety training in schools...). McKinsey http://bit.ly/14yRj56
Recent studies suggest a staggering 440,000 deaths per year -- about one sixth of all deaths -- are caused by hospital errors. Choosing safe hospitals is vital. NY Times http://nyti.ms/193bb0v
1.2 million annual deaths (and growing quickly) makes road safety more deadly than TB or Malaria. It mostly effects young, working age males. Using a few percent of road project expenditures on safety would make a huge difference. Economist http://econ.st/1cdT5uw
New federal regulations may require that all new cars have the ability to communicate with other cars in order to avoid collisions. Wired http://wrd.cm/1eOp0hZ
New York City is trying to copy Sweden's "no more road deaths" approach to road safety. NY Times http://nyti.ms/1oohTX6


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HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Puzzle Warehouse is offering 13% off all puzzles for your Halloween treat this year. Just enter code SCREAM13. You can browse the Halloween themed puzzles here. Here are a few of my favorites that are in stock right now along with my reviews so you can see the details: FRIENDS ON HALLOWEEN by Douglas Laird, 1000 pieces. Read my review here. (Click on the image below to see the puzzle on the Puzzle Warehouse site) Trick orRead more
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Review: Halloween Barn Dance by Randy Wollenmann, Vermont Christmas Company 9.25/10
Publisher: Vermont Christmas Company (US), published 2017 Title: "Halloween Barn Dance" by Randy Wollenmann, 1000 pieces Finished size: 30″ x 24″ OUR RATING: 9.25/10 Last week I posted my "Top 13 for Halloween list". At the top of my list was this puzzle, "Halloween Barn Dance". I'm a fan of Randy Wollenman's hand-painted holiday scenes, especially his Halloween and Christmas images. Last year I reviewed "Halloween Town" and loved it and this year "Halloween Barn Dance" is a brand new image inRead more
Top 13 for Halloween
This is my favorite time of year by far! I love Fall and I love Halloween. Yes, more than Christmas and summer combined. So while we're in the season, I love to do Halloween themed puzzles, preferably while watching horror movies on TV. 🙂 In this week's post I share my favorite Halloween-themed puzzles currently available at Puzzle Warehouse. Feel free to add your favorites in the comments below! 13. "Trick or Treat For all Ages", Sunsout (625 pieces) IRead more
New Puzzles: August 2017
This weekend's post shares some new releases that I need to talk about–including some awesome new Pomegranates! For your Edification – A Tip on Saving Shipping Costs: I used to never order a single puzzle because the shipping cost for just one can be nearly as much as the puzzle itself! Yet I'm not always ready to spend $75 to get free shipping either. That's why I really enjoy the Puzzle Warehouse's "Puzzle of the Month" club because it means year-long free shipping. You'll receive aRead more
Halloween In Pieces: A Top Ten List
Check out our "top ten" list of Halloween puzzles for 2016. Because it's Halloween my list ended up at lucky 13.Read more
Review: "Halloween Town" by Randy Wollenmann, Vermont Christmas Company – 9.25/10
I loved assembling this Halloween puzzle! The image by Randy Wollenmann has bright colors and patterns that make assembly easy, quick, and super fun. It was so much fun I completed the puzzle in one session because I just had to do the "next little bit". The Vermont Christmas Company quality is good with hard, solid pieces. The cut is mostly a grid cut, but not all edges line up and some sides have wavy and diagonal edges. This gave the puzzle a unique personality, and I enjoyed working it. This puzzle is easy enough that it makes an ideal family puzzle. It's the best of the 2016 Halloween season!Read more
Review: "Trick or Treat Hotel" by Charles Wysocki, Buffalo Games – 9.25/10
I love this 500 piece Halloween puzzle from Charles Wysocki and Buffalo Games. The artwork has a wry, adult tone reminiscent of Edward Gorey. The scene is populated by strange creatures, pumpkins, cobwebs, and tongue-in-cheek signs like "Rooms to Ferment" and the "Pithias Bloodlust Wrinkledeath" motto on the hearse. The puzzle is mostly easy but the forest behind the mansion has a random pattern which offers a little more challenge and makes the puzzle overall more satisfying to complete. The Buffalo Games quality is quite good. The pieces feel thick and are pleasant to work with. It comes with a poster in the box so you have a larger image to work with. There is some glare off the glossy surface under strong overhead lights. This puzzle is a real treat. Highly recommended!Read more
Review: "Autumn Traditions" by Terry Redlin, White Mountain 8.75/10
White Mountain's "Autumn Traditions" by Terry Redlin is a beautiful and nostalgic fall-themed puzzle that comes in 1000 pieces and 300 pieces so you can choose your level of difficulty. The 300 piece version is easy and crops out some of the more difficult sky. The 1000 piece version is easy around the country store and pumpkin patch, but moderate-to-difficult for the sky portion. The colors are very pretty and brighter than many Redlin puzzles. The quality is very good. I especially like White Mountain's larger piece size and very flat, smooth finish. This would be a lovely puzzle to frame. Recommended!Read more
Review: "Castle of Horror" by Jean-Jacques Loup, Heye, 9.75/10
"Castle of Horror" is an absolute masterpiece of a puzzle. The art by Jean-Jacques Loup is outstanding. Dozens of scary movie tropes are included in this image in a humorous way, from Frankenstein to ghosts, witches, and vampires. This is a moderately difficult puzzle, mostly due to its size, so prepare to buckle in and enjoy a long puzzling experience. There are dozens of funny scenarios going on around the puzzle, which you'll discover as you assemble it. The Heye quality is good with a gorgeous triangular box, large poster, thick and sturdy pieces, and excellent image reproduction. This is a grid-cut puzzle with a good variety of piece shapes. This puzzle was originally produced in 2003 and was out of print for a number of years. Don't miss a chance to get this classic while it's back in print. Highly recommended!Read more
Review: "Mystic Circle" by Calligaro, Heye — 9/10
Publisher: Heye (Germany) Title: "Mystic Circle" by Calligaro, Heye, 1000 pieces Released Jan 2016 Review by Jane OUR RATING: 9/10 Box Quality: (10/10) I have a thing for Heye triangular boxes, and I'm happy every year to add to my collection of them. Pretty much, if it's in a Heye triangular box, I will get it. This year (2016) the boxes are as good as ever and, in fact, include more goodies inside the box than in previous years. The box has an attractive closerRead more
Review: "Halloween" by Tony Ryan, Falcon – 8.5/10
Publisher: Falcon (Netherlands/UK), published 2014 Title: "Halloween" by artist Tony Ryan, 1000 pieces OUR RATING: 8.5 For Halloween this year, I did the "Halloween" puzzle by Tony Ryan that came out last year. I love Halloween puzzles in general, and I'm always happy to find a new one to add to my stash since there aren't many with this theme. Box Quality: (8/10) Falcon boxes are sturdy and attractive in that Germany board game way. The back of the box isRead more


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Junior Analise Kump clinched the championship with her straight-sets win at No. 2 singles and earned Tournament MVP honors. (PHOTO BY Emily Reynolds)
EASTON, Mass. (October 26, 2014) – Third-seeded Stonehill College, ranked ninth in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Division II East Regional rankings, won its second Northeast-10 Conference women's tennis championship in three years with a 5-3 victory over fourth-seeded Merrimack College, ranked sixth in the region, at Charles Watt Tennis Courts this afternoon.
Stonehill (13-2, 10-2 NE-10) posts its fifth Northeast-10 postseason tournament championship in program history with the win, giving head coach Marc Maloney a championship in his first season as head coach, and the third since 1999 in the current dual match format. The Skyhawks, whose spring schedule will be announced over the winter, earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Division II Tournament next May. Merrimack (11-5, 8-4 NE-10), who were the defending NE-10 Tournament champions, saw their bid for a fourth championship overall come up just short.
"These women have been unbelievable all year, and definitely played up with it counted the most this week," said Maloney. "This program has such high standards, the team showed such grit and determination down the stretch and were so resilient by working their way to the championship as the No. 3 seed. They made my job so easy in my first year with them."
Junior Analise Kump (Falmouth, Maine/Falmouth) earned Most Valuable Player honors for the NE-10 Tournament and led the Stonehill double-winners this afternoon, clinching the championship with her 6-3, 6-3 triumph at No. 2 singles against Merrimack senior Shakee Messina (Caracas, Venezuela).
"I wouldn't pick anyone else to be out there for that point than Analise," said Maloney. "She's so mentally tough and physically tough to have battled through some injuries this fall to the point where she can't even practice between matches. To go out and perform like that against a senior who has had tremendous success in the Conference is just nothing short of an amazing performance."
Kump also teamed up with freshman Victoria Barbetta (Wesley Chapel, Florida/Saddlebrook Prep) for a key 8-4 decision at No. 2 doubles against Messina and senior Rachel Muller (North Andover, Massachusetts/North Andover) to give the Skyhawks a key 2-1 edge following doubles play.
Senior co-captain Meryl Lawrence accepts the championship trophy from NE-10 associate commissioner Kerri Fagan. (PHOTO BY Emily Reynolds)
"That team has been so coachable this season," said Maloney. "We kind of mixed things up later in the year and the two of them were so willing to do whatever the team needed, and what the coaches asked from a strategy standpoint and attack points. They have been a rock late in the season."
Barbetta, who joined Kump and classmate Colleen O'Donnell (Waterville, Maine/Waterville) on the All-Championship team, was also among the double-winners for Stonehill. Barbetta breezed to a 6-0, 6-0 win at No. 4 singles against freshman Danielle Dunn (Middleton, Massachusetts/Masconomet) to put Stonehill back in front 4-3 in the dual match after Merrimack had won two of the first three singles matches. O'Donnell rounded out the double-winners for Stonehill as she combined with senior Meryl Lawrence (North Scituate, Rhode Island/Mount Saint Charles Academy) to rally for an 8-6 win over Dunn and freshman Mackenzie Blair (Thomaston, Connecticut/Thomaston) at No. 3 doubles after trailing early on in the match. O'Donnell also earned the Skyhawks first singles point with her 6-1, 6-0 win against Blair at No. 6.
Lawrence's match at No. 5 singles against Muller went unfinished after the Stonehill senior had forced a third set, which she was leading 2-1, with a 6-3 score in the second set after Muller had won the opening set 6-4.
Sophomore Grace Messina (Caracas, Venezuela), the two-time NE-10 Player of the Year, and senior Chealsey Giatrelis (Centreville, Massachusetts/Barnstable) joined Kump, Barbetta and O'Donnell on the NE-10 All-Championship Team for Merrimack. The duo combined for all three of the Warriors points in the contest, starting with an 8-4 win at No. 1 doubles for an early 1-0 lead. Giatrelis added a 6-0, 6-1 win at No. 3 singles against Stonehill freshman Emma Prinos (Foxboro, Massachusetts/Foxboro), while Messina posted a 6-2, 6-1 win at No. 1 singles against junior Bailey Paradiso (Birmingham, Michigan/Marian) to pull Merrimack even 3-3 in the match.
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Last week, the Poverty Busters Change Gang met to decide this quarter's charitable donation. Each gang member contributed $25 per month, and in just three months, the small group had $425 to donate.
Poverty Busters looked at two organizations: Heifer International and Kickstart International. Both are great organizations doing important work and making a big impact on extreme poverty. Both had passed our organization review, so we knew both were worthy of our funds.
During the discussion we talked about the different approaches each organization takes. For example, Heifer International provides an animal along with comprehensive training (including veterinarian and sustainable farming practices) to a family. The family will pass on the first offspring to another family in the community, so that the whole community will begin to be prosper.
On the other hand, Kickstart International sells a subsidized water pump to rural farmers. They've developed a local economic structure to support the manufacturing and sale of these pumps. Local salespeople advertise and sell the pumps. Local farmers buy the pumps and increase the output and reliability of their land. As a result, they can confidently provide for their families and sell surplus produce to others. One benefit to this structure is the sense of ownership and pride a farmer has in the final result. But they aren't providing the same sort of comprehensive training that Heifer provides.
Which one is better? We talked about the differences, what we thought were the strengths and weaknesses of each structure, and where our money could make the biggest difference. In the end, we were swayed by the matching donation opportunity at Heifer. An anonymous donor was matching the first 1.5 million in donations directed to Haiti. As a result our $425 donation became $850.
At the end of the day, my little $25 donation was multiplied by 33 times. That's not so little, is it?
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GLENVIEW, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SurePayroll Inc., a leader in providing online payroll to small businesses nationwide, today announced results for the June 2013 SurePayroll Small Business Scorecard® showing optimism remaining high at 73 percent, up from a year-over-year low of 45 percent in September 2012. Month-over-month hiring was down 0.1 percent in June and the average paycheck was down 0.1 percent.
"Right now we're seeing two stories in the small business economy: one for today, another for tomorrow," said SurePayroll CEO and President Michael Alter. "Today things continue to be flat to slightly down, without much movement on the hiring front. However, there has been a steady trend of high optimism among small-business owners for tomorrow. Many believe we will see stronger results in the third quarter than we did in the second."
The Scorecard survey asked small-business owners to assess the second quarter: 55 percent said it met expectations, 21 percent said it exceeded expectations and 24 percent said it was below expectations. More than half, however, said they expect to surpass expectations in the third quarter of the year, perhaps a reflection of a more optimistic outlook on the economy. More than half also plan to make new investments in the third quarter, most likely in marketing, technology and new staff.
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Month-over-month SurePayroll Scorecard data showed hiring was down 0.1 percent and the average paycheck was down 0.1 percent. Hiring was down month over month in every region of the country except for the South, where it was up 0.1 percent. Paychecks were flat month over month in the Midwest and South, and down in the rest of the country.
Year over year, nationwide hiring is down 1.6 percent and paychecks are down 0.1 percent. Year over year, the South is the only region where hiring is up at 1.7 percent and paychecks there are down 0.3 percent. The West shows a hiring decline of 3.4 percent, with paychecks down 0.8 percent. Hiring in the Midwest is down 2.9 percent and paychecks are positive, up 3.9 percent. In the Northeast, hiring is down 3.7 percent and paychecks are down 2.3 percent.
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The full SurePayroll Small Business Scorecard infographic includes data for the top 35 MSAs. The June 2013 Scorecard is available now on the SurePayroll blog.
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2 cups Peanuts, shelled and roasted
1 tsp Honey
1 tsp Peanut Oil (optional)
dash of Salt
- Place the Peanuts and Salt in a food processor, and process for 30 seconds.
- Add half the Honey
- Process for an additional 30 seconds.
- Add the remaining Honey and the Peanut Oil.
- Process for an additional 30 seconds to a minute (to desired consistency). Add more Honey if needed.
Makes 2 cups.
NOTES: Peanut Butter is a true American food. The earliest accounts come from the Aztecs who ground peanuts into a paste. The first US Patent for Peanut Butter was from a Canadian named Marcellus Gilmore Edson for use in peanut candies. The addition of Honey is something I highly recommend, as it adds some sweetness and spread-ability to the paste. Adding Peanut Oil is optional, but it does help make the paste smoother like many store-bought versions. Making your own peanut butter is a way to guarantee you're getting something all natural–look at the ingredients of some of the name-brands and see what I mean. Plus making all-natural yourself is much cheaper than some of the prices sold in the stores as well.
You can also play with the recipe and use other types of nuts. Look at the price of Almond butter in the store, and you'll soon see its much cheaper to make your own! You can also add some flavors to the nut butters you make. I like to add chocolate chips and roasted coconut–don't judge till you've tasted it.


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Grenfell Tower victims 'given £10 a day to live on'
Some Grenfell Tower fire survivors have been given just £10 a day to live on by the council, Kensington's MP said.
Newly-elected Labour MP Emma Coat Dent called for the situation to be addressed by Kensington and Chelsea Borough Council "without delay".
Tottenham MP David Lammy said claims the survivors of Grenfell Tower had been given so little was "outrageous".
Downing Street later said residents who lost their homes will receive a down-payment of at least £5,500 from Monday.
The prime minister said residents would be given £500 in cash followed by a bank payment for the rest of the funds.
More than £2.8m has been donated in total for the victims' fund and Theresa May has pledged £5m in emergency funds.
At least 58 people are dead - or missing, presumed dead - following the blaze early on Wednesday. Police fear that number may rise and the BBC understands about 70 people may have been killed.
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In a letter to Home Secretary Amber Rudd, Ms Coat Dent wrote: "I have been told that some people who have lost their homes have been sent out of borough and are being given only £10 per day subsistence. If this is accurate it must be addressed without delay.
"A very firm commitment that in the short, mid and long-term, residents affected are located within the borough or in close neighbouring boroughs - so they are close to their local networks, schools, work and communities - must be formally announced and communicated to all residents without delay."
Labour MP David Lammy said he had heard similar stories when he met local people on Saturday.
Mr Lammy told ITV's Peston on Sunday: "I met people yesterday who had been given that £10.
"They have lost everything. Why are we behaving like this is Victorian England where charity steps in, people step in, but we don't have local government able to co-ordinate?"
He added: "We know how to do this we did it after the riots. We do it after floods. So you have got to ask why these people in Kensington and Chelsea are not getting it. What's different to them than exists in the rest of the country?
"It's an outrage, it's a scandal, it's appalling."
Ms Dent Coad earlier told BBC One's Sunday Politics that survivors were being repeatedly moved between hotels.
"We are still hearing stories of people not being allocated properly," she said.
"There's one woman this morning and her child, they have been moved three times since Wednesday into different accommodation.
"That's absolutely appalling."
Kensington and Chelsea Borough Council has yet to respond to requests for a comment.
However, council leader Nick Paget-Brown earlier told BBC Radio 4's The World This Weekend the emergency operation was drawing support from other London boroughs because the disaster was too great for one borough alone to handle.
He said he did not accept his council had focused on its rich residents, and had worked to improve housing stock and social services.


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Robert Nations Jr. of Jackson has been appointed administrator of the Mississippi Court of Appeals. Nations has worked for the state court system for 11 years. He served as editor of opinions for the Court of Appeals for the past four years. He was senior law clerk for former Supreme Court Justice Chuck Easley for seven years.
Nations worked for a year as a staff attorney for the Department of Human Services, managing a voluminous caseload in Scott, Simpson and Smith counties. He previously worked for six years as office administrator and associate attorney at the Easley Law Firm in Columbus. During that time he also served as Judge Pro Tem in the Lowndes County Youth Court, guardian ad litem, special prosecutor and special public defender.
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For anglers it's a time of transition.
With autumn approaching, the area has experienced some cooler, overcast days.
With the change in weather fishing slowed at many spots, but when the weather stabilizes and with a change in fishing methods, action should improve.
Anglers are beginning to pick up more fish on streamers and bank fishing at many reservoirs is on the uptick.
Here's the weekly fishing report:
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Boulder River — Terrestrials are still moving fish, yet with the cooling weather anglers are moving to nymph rigs, streamer rigs and even Blue Winged Olives. Fall fishing seems to be here, at least until things warm up again. Try small olive streamers, small Baetis nymphs and attractors. Stop by the shop for our favorites. — Sweetcast Angler, Big Timber.
Gallatin River — Cooler nights have slowed the hopper bite, but in the valley on sunny days fish will still be looking up. The Gallatin Valley has been a great place to be for the hopper bite midday. A tan or pink Hopper with a beadhead dropper has been a great option for picking up fish in the riffles and deeper pools. The best bite has been from 1-4 p.m., with the time after that transitioning to Ants and Chubbies. Nymph and streamer action will be picking up with the cooler temperatures. — Montana Troutfitters, Bozeman.
Hauser Reservoir — Walleye are being caught in the Causeway arm and below Canyon Ferry Dam on jigs tipped with a leech or crankbaits. Rainbows are being caught at the Causeway on worms and Woolly Buggers. Trolling cowbells tipped with worms around White Sandy and Black Sandy is also producing a few rainbows. — FWP, Helena.
Stillwater River — Flows are in the 500 cfs range but still doable. For wade anglers the best bet is to travel above Absarokee where it's much easier access. With cooler mornings fishing usually picks up by mid to late morning and on into the afternoon. Nymphing is a good way to go early, or use a long dropper with a beadhead nymph like a Pheasant Tail, Copper John, Batman, or Prince Nymph off of a searching dry fly pattern like a Jack Cabe, PMX, Stimulator, or Purple Haze. By late morning fish are looking to eat the small dry fly on top. Smaller dries like a PMD, Caddis or Purple Haze are working well in the afternoon. There are still hoppers out in the warmer afternoons. Look to fish smaller hopper patterns, too, like a Fat Frank, Yeti, Yellowstoner or Schroeder's in peach, pink, grape, tan or olive. The cloudy, overcast and showery weather days are producing some nice BWO hatches. Use a smaller size Purple Haze or Parachute Adams. — Stillwater Anglers, Columbus.
Yellowstone River, Columbus — Hopper fishing has slowed from what it was, but is still active on most days from mid to late morning on. Several types of Hoppers are taking fish. Try the Yellowstoner Chubby, Yeti Hopper, Fat Frank, More or Less Hopper, Otter Hopper and Pink Pookie in tan, pink, peach, olive, yellow or grape (10-14). Fish are holding in all types of water, so do more than just pound the banks with a Chubby. Nymphing can usually be a good way to start out the day as fish have been gorging on nocturnal stones. Try fishing a big rubber leg nymph like a Girdle Bug, Pat's Rubber Leg or Bitch Creek. Make sure to use a long enough leader and weight to get it down in the heavy water. It's also not a bad idea to break out the streamer rod first thing in the day using the Grinch, Kreelex, Bow River Bugger, Sparkle Minnows, Sculpins and basic black Buggers. Fish are eating the dry fly early, too, so fish a Jack Cabe, Stimulator, PMX or Purple Haze. If they're not hitting the big dry or Hopper consistently, drop a beadhead nymph on a long dropper off of it. Also, keep a Purple Haze, Parachute Adams and Caddis handy for rising fish. Tricos are still coming off most mornings. Look for rising fish in the slick water tailouts and foam lines. If fish are on them and rising a smaller size Purple Haze or Parachute Adams will usually get the job done. The cloudy, overcast and showery weather days are producing some nice BWO hatches. Use a smaller Purple Haze or Parachute Adams. — Stillwater Anglers, Columbus.
Ackley Lake — With the rainy weather, very few people ventured out. — Sport Center, Lewistown.
Beaverhead River — It is the tail end of hopper and cranefly season. Nymphs and streamers are being used more and more. Use streamers on overcast, cloudy days. White, yellow and black are good colors. Large Prince Nymphs will work. For Hoppers, deer and elk-hair patterns work best. — Frontier Anglers, Dillon.
Big Hole River — Hoppers and ants are working really well. On overcast, cloudy days present streamers. — Frontier Anglers, Dillon.
Bighorn Lake, Ok-A-Beh — Anglers are doing well on bass and periodically picking up a walleye. The best method has been trolling with minnows for walleye. A jig and a worm along the shorelines will work for bass. — Pryor Creek Bait Co., Laurel.
Bighorn River — With the recent weather change, fishing on the Bighorn has become a bit inconsistent. A handful of fish are still up on Tricos in the mornings, but they haven't been easy. Nymphing is good in spots, but with the grass in the river a good clean drift is a must. Ray Charles, Pheasant Tails, Hare's Ears, Tungteasers, Carpet Bugs and Orange Scuds are all good choices. Streamer fishing has becoming a bit better with the cool down and should only get better. — Bighorn Angler, Fort Smith.
Canyon Ferry Reservoir — The cool, stormy weather has slowed walleye and perch fishing. A few walleye are being caught around Duck Creek and south toward the ponds in 20 to 35 feet of water. Walleye are being caught on chartreuse or green crankbaits and bottom bouncers with red or purple harnesses. With the cooler weather the rainbow bite has picked up from shore and boats. Rainbows are biting on worms or crayfish lures. — FWP, Helena.
Cooney Reservoir — Action from shore was slow last week. Try trolling bottom bouncers with a worm harness for walleye. The majority of the walleye are between 13 and 15 inches, however, some are 18-plus inches. — Pryor Creek Bait Co., Laurel.
Deadman's Basin — Anglers are catching a few 1- to 1.5-pound rainbows while sinking worms from shore. One could try dry flies at the Broadview Pond. — Cozy Corner Bar, Lavina.
Fort Peck Reservoir, Big Dry Arm — Fishing was pretty good before the weather turned. Lake trout and chinook salmon are hitting at the dam at depths of 50 feet and below. Anglers are using downriggers. Northerns are starting to come on and are hitting north and south of the marina. Fat bass are active and are striking worms and leeches while an angler is jigging. Walleye are hitting good north of the marina. Once you locate walleye fish depths of 20 feet and below. — Rock Creek Marina.
Fort Peck Reservoir, Crooked Creek — It rained all weekend so there weren't a lot of anglers. There are bowhunters out, but it's pretty muddy as of Monday morning. Fishing was slow due to the weather. Try jigging with a worm in 25-plus feet of water. One can bottom bounce or pull crankbaits in the shallows (10 to 15 feet below the boat). Once you locate fish, anchor and try jigging. — Crooked Creek Marina.
Fort Peck Reservoir, dam area — Rain, rain, rain and wind. With the crummy weather fishing pressure was light. Before the turn in weather, chinook salmon fishing was tough and lake trout fishing tailed off. For salmon, target the face of the dam 60 to 90 feet down and use blue and green patterns. Spoons in 100 to 120 feet of water will work for lake trout. Some anglers did well for walleye in 25 feet of water. — Lakeridge Lodging & Bait Shop.
Fort Peck Reservoir, Hell Creek — Northern pike and bass fishing was good last week and walleye action was slow. However, it rained all weekend and fishing pressure was light. Before the rainy weather anglers were fishing near the humps and submerged islands pitching jigs for bass and targeting depths of 4 to 20 feet. For northerns, anglers were pulling crankbaits at depths of 8 to 14 feet. Before the wet weather those having success on walleye were bottom bouncing or using crankbaits. The walleye were at depths of 10 to 16 feet. — Hell Creek Marina.
Fresno Reservoir — It rained all weekend and was still raining on Monday. No new reports. — Stromberg Sinclair, Havre.
Hebgen Lake — Fishing has been slow. There have been a few big rainbows boated. Try gold spoons. The marina will close for the season by the end of September. — Kirkwood Resort & Marina.
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Holter Reservoir — Perch fishing is good from Cottonwood Creek to the dam, with the best action being around the docks and weed beds in 12 to 20 feet of water on jigs and worms. An occasional walleye is being caught by anglers targeting perch. Rainbows are being caught throughout the lower lake trolling cowbells and Wedding Rings. Early morning fishing from Departure Point Beach is also producing some rainbows. — FWP, Helena.
Madison River, Lower — Water temps have started to slightly drop overnight but are still high and spiking during the high sun later in the day. Double dries such as a Hopper to a small Chubby will get fish looking up in the morning. The cooler nights have caused some of the river moss to begin to break free of the rocks. You may need to keep checking your dropper to see if it needs to be cleaned. Keep an eye on this river, with the cool nights and rain in the forecast fishing should get progressively better throughout the month. — Montana Troutfitters, Bozeman.
Madison River, Upper — The Hopper bite is starting to slow down with the colder nights, but during warmer, sunny days a Hopper-dropper or Chubby-dropper is still a great option. Nymphing has still been consistent with Worms, Stones, and smaller flashy Mayfly nymphs being the best options. It's starting to feel like fall and is time to dust off the bigger rods and sink tips. This week the cloud cover and rain could produce some awesome streamer fishing. The Cameron Flats section is the one area fishing tough at times. — Montana Troutfitters, Bozeman.
Martinsdale Reservoir — Those using worms and PowerBait from the bank are reeling in a few 1- to 2-pound trout. — Cozy Corner Bar, Lavina.
Missouri River, below Holter — The flow was 5,010 cfs on Monday. On sunnier days try a Parachute Trico (18-20), a purple Para Wulff (16-18), a Royal Chubby (14-16) and Grasshoppers. For nymphs, a Frenchie, Little Green Machine or Lightning Bug will work. Ants and Beetles are still producing. Low riding caddis patterns, such as Double Duck Caddis, Outrigger or Corn Fed Caddis, will work. — Montana Fly Goods, Helena.
Missouri River, Fred Robinson Bridge — A few sauger and catfish were reeled in. Try crawlers and cut bait. There were quite a few bowhunters out this weekend. — Sport Center, Lewistown.
Nelson Reservoir — Anglers are jigging minnows in the deeper water for walleye, perch and northerns. — Westside Sports, Malta.
Rock Creek — It's Prime Time on Rock Creek. Kids are back in school, Bow Hunting has started, and most of the tourists are gone. That means Rock Creek is back to being more and more like a "locals" fishery so go get on it before our weather gets tough. As we close out Summer, Rock Creek will continue to be a Hopper fishery until we get our first frost. Recommended Hoppers include Pink Pookie's, gold or purple Chubby's as well as your classics which include Parachute, Dave's or Joe's Hoppers. There are a ton of Foam Hopper Patterns on the market and they will all work to an extent. Hoppers patterns can be fished in sizes #8-#12. Additional Dry Fly patterns on Rock Creek include yellow Stimulators in a #14, Caddis in a #14. Parachute Adams, Purple Haze as well as your classic Royal Wulff, Trude or Humpey's. These all can be fished in a #12-#16. The Nymph fishing will get better and better as we transition into Fall. Stone Fly casing are all over exposed rocks on Rock Creek and that's why patterns like Rubber Legs, Girdle Bugs, or Bitch Creeks will always work on Rock Creek. Caddis Pupa in a #14, Zebra Midges in black in a #16, a Hares's Ear or Pheasant Tail as well as all your standard "bright" patterns like Copper Johns, Batman, Psycho Princes or Lightning Bugs. Most Beadhead Nymphs are fished in a #10-#16. The way you should be fishing Rock Creek from now through November is with Streamers any way. Take all the Dry Fly and Nymph patterns and throw them out the window and hitch a ride on the Streamer train. If you want to move nice fish, throw a Streamer. Whether by stripping a Streamer, dead drifting a Streamer or swinging a Streamer all of these techniques work great. Just run short and heavy Leader and fish Sparkle Minnows, Grinch's and any standard Woolly Bugger. — East Rosebud Fly Shop
Spring Creek — With the cooler, wet weather the hatches have slowed down. However, anglers had moderate success with flies. One could try terrestrials. — Sport Center, Lewistown.
Tongue River Reservoir — The water temperatures are 70 degrees and water levels are receding. A fair amount of bass were caught and a few northerns. Walleye fishing is slow. Crappie are being located 18 feet or deeper in the center channels, however, the bite is slow. A few catfish were caught using chicken liver from the bank. — Tongue River Reservoir State Park.
Yellowstone River, Huntley — With the start of hunting season there's been fewer anglers but the river is still fishing very well for catfish and smallmouth bass. For walleye the Hysham area has been offering very good fishing. — Huntley Bait and Tackle.
Yellowstone River, Livingston — Streamer fishing has been picking up with the darker skies and rain. With the extended forecast the streamer bite should just get better and better. This is a great way to avoid the whitefish bite. On the sunnier, warmer afternoons Ants, Beetles and Hoppers are still catching fish. A Hopper-dropper rig is pretty tough to beat and will pick up fish throughout the day. Fish are following Hoppers downstream a lot before eating. Stack mending will help slow your fly in the current to entice trout. In the evenings keep an eye out for caddis hatches. Tricos have also made an appearance. Fishing has been pretty slow in the morning, but has started picking up around 10 a.m. — Montana Troutfitters, Bozeman.
Yellowstone River, Miles City — The weather was poor on Saturday and Sunday. However, the water clarity was still fine as of Monday. Try jigs and crankbaits for walleye, sauger and bass. Catfish are still biting. — Red Rock Sporting Goods, Miles City.
Bighorn River, Thermopolis — The water temps have cooled down, which usually triggers an improvement. Hoppers have been working. — White Horse Country Store & Canyon Sporting Goods, Thermopolis.
Boysen Reservoir — Walleye fishing is on the uptick fishing from the bank. — White Horse Country Store & Canyon Sporting Goods, Thermopolis.
Buffalo Bill Reservoir — Fishing has been holding its own. With the weather change anglers should start prepping for the fall lake trout bite. Fishing pressure has slowed down with some hunting seasons beginning. But the anglers who have been out have been doing great with the water clearing and dropping. It will take a while for the water temp to start dropping. So trolling to cover water for trout and casting to shore for walleye and perch has been the best producers. — Rocky Mountain Discount Sports, Cody.
Clarks Fork — Flows are dropping. On the upper river anglers are doing well presenting Parachute Adams, Caddisflies, and a smaller Hopper with a beadhead Pheasant Tail or Copper John dropper. — North Fork Anglers, Cody.
Cody-area lakes — Luce and Hogan are fishing well on smaller terrestrials. Not a lot of anglers are fishing at East and West Newton lakes because the water is still pretty warm. — North Fork Anglers, Cody.
Lake DeSmet — Fishing is alright. A 17-inch rainbow was caught by a shore angler presenting worms. One could also try cowbells from the boat. Most people catching walleye are fishing from a boat. — The Lake Stop, Buffalo.
Lower Shoshone — Fishing is average. Hopper-dropper or tandem nymph rigs are working. In off-color water use a San Juan Worm, North Fork Special, Bloody Mary or Copper John as droppers. — North Fork Anglers, Cody.
North Fork of the Shoshone — The water was muddy on Monday due to recent rains. Hopper-droppers continue to be the setup of choice. From Clearwater Creek to Eagle Creek anglers can only fish on the north side of the river due to fire restrictions. — North Fork Anglers, Cody.
South Fork of the Shoshone — The water is off-color, but was fishing well using Chubby Chucks and a black or tan North Fork Special. A Bloody Mary is another option for a dropper. — North Fork Anglers, Cody.
Upper and Lower Sunshine Reservoirs — Upper is fishing well. The lower reservoir is hit-and-miss and fishing better from a boat. — Wea Market, Meeteetse.
Yellowstone National Park — Slough, Lamar and Soda Butte will really come into play now. We have seen a few Drake Mackerels in the northeast corner of the park. Drake Mackerel Sparkle Duns (14), Longhorn Beetles, Thunder Thighs in pink, CDC Pheasant Tail Jigs (14), black Zebra Midges (18-20) and Slough Creek Baetis (22) are flies to have. If weather reports are correct and it clouds up in this area, we should see the drakes pour off. The Yellowstone River above and below the falls is still a viable option, and as we continue the transition period between summer and fall hatches, be prepared with a few streamers and soft hackles. It's also very likely to see Baetis within the next few days on the Yellowstone. The Firehole and Madison have still been seeing some high water temperatures so you may want to hold off fishing these two bodies of water for a little while. Keep a close eye on the Firehole and Madison as the weather is changing and it could only be a matter of a few days for conditions to change. — Blue Ribbon Flies, West Yellowstone.


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Regulatory requirements and the complex nature of international and cross currency payments give rise to a significant information collection burden that is, by necessity passed on the client. Any extra effort that the client needs to go through, over and above what is absolutely necessary, significantly reduces client satisfaction. How often have we heard the complaint: "Why do I need to give the bank my address details again? They already have my information!!"
Synthesis' vision is to streamline this complex international payment process from beginning to end. Our objective is to make life simpler for all stakeholders by providing a solution that insulates them from the need to understand all aspects of the regulatory and payment landscape as well as having to constantly keep up to date with the constant regulatory changes. Ultimately our vision, is to radically simplify the payments process resulting in a pleasurable user experience for all parties.
- Provide easy to use client facing interfaces that are pre-populated with known information and only require the entering of missing or incorrect information. These interfaces need to be embedded into the bank's own systems and take on the look and feel of these systems.
- Provide back-end support to house this data at the financial institutions and then supply this data for payment and reporting purposes. Ideally if informational requirements change, then only those systems that need this information should be changed and not all the systems through which this data moves. This approach could radically reduce the costs normally associated with keeping up to date with regulatory changes.
- Provide regulatory reporting infrastructure that simplifies the whole process of reporting to the South African Reserve Bank.
- All of the above components need to be built on top of a comprehensive knowledge base that understands all the rules and regulations relating to international payments. This knowledge base is then kept up to date with all the latest changes mandated by government and the industry.
- Allow for the customization of this core knowledge base to cater for additional unique scenarios as needed.
Business Value
The txstreamFINSURV solution covers all the aspects from a regulatory point of view such as validation, reporting and performing the duties of the balancing module. However, at Synthesis, we provide more than just the technical solution to your BOP reporting process. We are subject experts who help bridge the gap between the technical requirements and business requirements. We have helped numerous AD's and ADLA's to create their reporting blue prints and have guided organisations through the SARB inspection process and audits thereby assisting them with obtaining their AD or ADLA license.
TxstreamFINSURV suite consists of 3 main components that can be licensed individually or collectively to assist AD's in their operations.
The txstreamFINSURV Rules engine is a powerful component that can be utilised in a centralised or decentralised manner to provide FinSurv compliant validation to all line of business applications at an AD. This brings a consistent set of validation rules that can be managed centrally, to all existing or new applications which needs to handle BOP data.
The FinSurv rules engine implements the full set of FinSurv validations and can be extended to cover business specific validations or customised to check only a subset of data.
- Centralise your rules and make it consistent across all applications. This reduces development and testing time when rules are changed. Update it once and it is available everywhere.
- Be kept up to date with the SARB's FinSurv published rules without having to develop anything. Synthesis will keep the rules updated under license.
- Write once, deploy anywhere. The rules engine was built upon the philosophy that the set of rules must be usable on any client (web or mobile) and server and can be deployed without modification.
- Automated classification for reportability.
The Synthesis txstreamFINSURV Reporting application provides an automated submission engine to SARB (via SARBDEX II or other mechanisms as required) and is compliant with the FINSURV specifications as published by the SARB. Synthesis has more than 14 years of Cross Border flows reporting experience and has utilized this knowledge to provide a licensed software solution that incorporates all future FINSURV changes and validation rule updates. Synthesis meet with the SARB Finsurv team regularly to understand the necessary regulations and changes required by BOP Reporting. As a result we are able to meet our client needs in a timeous and seamless manner.
- A modern Web application architecture with very few system dependencies other than Java and MS SQL server for the data store. This means you can deploy on any hardware and OS that you prefer.
- Reduce costs and internal development efforts, since the functionality for validation and reportability evaluation of FinSurv is performed in the txstreamFINSURV system and does not need to be duplicated in the business's internal systems.
- Maximum automation reduces human intervention and frees up employees from time intensive tasks.
- Clever enrichment screens – Adapts to the type of transaction being, enriched and only shows the relevant fields based on Reporting Qualifier and Category Code. This reduces clutter and speeds up the capturing of information.
- Updatable validation rules – The validation rules can be, updated centrally and deployed to all the components that utilize the validation rules. In addition, this will be, kept up to date with the SARB's published validation rules.
- High quality of Support services – Synthesis prides itself on the high quality of solutions and high level of customer support it provides. Client testimonials and references are available in this document.
- Easy deployment and maintenance – txstreamFINSURV deploys on a single server and all the clients access it via a standard internet browser. txstreamFINSURV supports IE8 and up, Firefox, Chrome and other standards compliant browsers.
- Active Directory (optional) integration for authentication.
- Granular authorization scheme for groups and users.
- Simple integration with the bank's same source system.
As part of the end-to-end reporting solution, Synthesis has developed an electronic BOP form solution to help AD's accurately capture BOP information once, in an electronic form, either in the back office or from the customer. This allows for straight through processing and accurate reporting to the SARB thereby saving nearly 80% of your employee's time that they spend manually capturing the information.
The BOP Form is made up of a core component and a customisable component. The core component contains all the current validation and display rules as well as all the lookups supported by the SARB. In addition, there is support for custom components that can alter the behaviour and look of the form so that it can be tailored to specific customer requirements.
The Core BOP Form is maintained by Synthesis.
- Complete SARB mandated data validation.
- Any new or enhanced SARB validation rules are automatically updated to the BOP form
- Data is captured only once and in the correct format by the customer or source.
- Consistent validation rules between UI and back office by virtue of the shared validation engine.
- Intuitive and easy to use by the customer.
- Easy implementation – Quick turnaround.
- BOP forms can reduce approx. 80% of the employees' time who are manually capturing BOP form information.
- Reduced data entry errors.
- Reduced overheads.
An ADLA is classified into three categories depending on how they are authorised to operate , as shown below.
THREE CATEGORIES OF ADLA's
An ADLA is classified into one of the following three categories:
- Category one ADLA are authorised to operate as Bureaux de Change.
- Category two ADLA are authorised to operate as Bureaux de Change and offer money remittance services in partnership with external Money Transfer Operators.
- Category three ADLA are allowed to operate as an Independent Money Transfer Operator.
The txstreamFINSURV solution is able to meet the FinSurv reporting requirements for all ADLA's.
HOSTED txstreamFINSURV REPORTING SOLUTION
The Synthesis txstreamFINSURV Reporting solution provides an automated submission engine to SARB (via SARBDEX II or other mechanisms as required) and is compliant with the FINSURV specifications as published by the SARB.
In order to reduce maintenance and overhead costs associated with procuring and managing infrastructure for SARB reporting, Synthesis is offering a cost effective hosted reporting solution for any AD or ADLA. All updates to the operating system will be taken care of which means you can focus what is core to your business.
- A modern Web application running in the cloud.
- Reduce costs and internal development efforts, since the functionality for validation and reportability evaluation of FinSurv is delivered as Saas.
- Maximum automation reduces human intervention and frees up employees from time intensive tasks.
- Clever enrichment screens – Adapts to the type of transaction being, enriched and only shows the relevant fields based on Reporting Qualifier and Category Code. This reduces clutter and speeds up the capturing of information.
- Updatable validation rules – The validation rules can be, updated centrally and deployed to all the components that utilize the validation rules. In addition, this will be, kept up to date with the SARB's published validation rules.
- High quality of Support services – Synthesis prides itself on the high quality of solutions and high level of customer support it provides.
- No maintenance – txstreamFINSURV is hosted and kept up to date by Synthesis.
- Granular authorization scheme for groups and users.
- Simple integration with the bank's same source system. Very little time required by users for implementation.
General Product Features
txstreamFINSURV Reporting application is a modern, client-server architecture application that features a web (HTML) front end that is feature rich and extremely user friendly.
The application includes a balancing module and a full suite of audit reports, which makes reporting and administration easy.
txstreamFINSURV is the most advanced Balance of Payments reporting application on the market and our growing user base is testament to that.
There is a consistent user interface across the electronic BOP form, AD interfaces and the txstreamFINSURV Reporting application.
Tech Features
Has the ability to accept, validate and report transactions in a STP (straight through processing) fashion.
Integration can be performed via simple web services. The front end is built in HTML and is supported by all the leading modern browsers.
Access the system from any browser. No need to install client software on multiple computers.
Frequently Asked Questions
CAN I ONLY LICENSE ONE COMPONENT OF THE txstreamFINSURV SOLUTION?
Yes, components can be licensed separately. Please contact us to perform an investigation into your requirements and advise the best solution.
We have 2 options when it comes to deployment:
1) Cloud based – this is typically used by smaller institutions where infrastructure is a concern.
2) On site – This is typically used by larger institutions, and/or where infrastructure is not a concern.
The reporting system does not fetch data from a source system, reporting data is rather pushed to the reporting system. txstream uses XML to accept reporting data and the schema will be made available to the client.
Category one: R2 million
Category two: R3 million
Category three: R5 million
For on-site deployments, a MS SQL Database server is required as well as a Windows/*nix server to host the web application. The application can run on fairly modest hardware. A dual core processor with 4GB of RAM is sufficient for low to medium volume implementations.
This varies on a case by case basis, and is typically anywhere between 2 and 10 business days.
No. Our pricing is based on volume on a tiered model, and can be provided on request. This allows us to accommodate smaller as well as larger institutions, who have very different performance, support, and deployment considerations.
Our license model works on a tiered basis based on number of lines reportable as opposed to amount of users. This means that you can have as many users as you need connected to the system at any time.
Reporting to SARS
New regulations continuously introduced by the SARS (IT3, FATCA, DWT, Medical and Insurance Schemes and PAYE) has placed an ongoing burden on financial institutions, most of whom are already struggling to cope with the existing workload caused by the various types of regulatory reporting and compliance introduced in recent years. Synthesis Software Technologies in its endeavour to streamline the internal process for financial institutions have developed a product suite for SARS, which allows for the extraction of data (from source), validation of data quality, and packaging into the correct format of SARS formatted flat files. In addition Synthesis is able to send these files directly to SARS on behalf of our clients making the entire process from beginning to end seamless.
Synthesis is a specialised niche-software development company that offers packaged software solutions, bespoke product development, consulting, and integration services to some of SA's largest banks and financial institutions.
Synthesis Software Technologies (Pty) Ltd
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