Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Scary Federal Regulation on Savings Account Transfers

If this notice from Wells Fargo doesn’t state Government Control, I don’t know what does…  I have but three words, “Vote Them Out!”  Churn the politicians, all of them, in the next election.  No Incumbents…

 

Read on…

 

Subject

Savings Transfer Limits

Received

October 23, 2013

From

Online Banking

Savings Transfer Limits

We want to make sure you understand an existing federal rule (Regulation D) limiting certain types of transfers from your savings account to a total of six (6) per monthly statement period*. To help you stay within the limit, please keep in mind the following:

  • The limit of six (6) transfers per monthly statement period from your savings account includes transfers through the following:
    • Online, Mobile, and Text Banking
    • Phone transfers - Using Wells Fargo's automated banking service or speaking with a banker on the phone
    • Overdraft Protection - Transfers to a checking account for overdraft coverage also counts
    • Third-party payments - Includes checks, wires, and ACH transfers (recurring and one-time)
  • There are no limits on the number of transfers or withdrawals made in person at ATMs or Wells Fargo banking locations or on any type of deposit.
  • If the six (6) transfers per monthly statement period are exceeded, an excess activity fee (currently $15) will be assessed for transactions that exceed the limit. If the limit is exceeded on more than an occasional basis, the savings account must be converted to a checking account (which doesn't have any transaction limits) or closed.

Beginning December 11, 2013
If the federal transfer limit of six (6) is reached or exceeded, additional transfers from savings accounts through online banking (including mobile and text) or the telephone may be declined for the remainder of the monthly statement period. We are taking this step to help our customers stay within the federal limit.

Easy ways to stay within the transfer limit:

  • Keep track of your transfers (especially recurring transfers)
  • Make transfers in person at an ATM or a Wells Fargo banking location



* Exceptions to the statement period may apply.

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Member FDIC.

 

 

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Thursday, July 4, 2013

FW: Health Care Reform Play or Pay Delay - Insperity Responds

Well, the below email from our outsourced HR company pretty much says it all about Obamacare… Costs will be higher, regulations and reporting will be burdensome, and since the law is so fragmented and unruly, other provisions are delayed.   The American people are being SCREWED slowly under this Administration fraught with scandals and regulatory destruction for small businesses.  My only advice to those of you who vote out there, is to never let anyone have a second term in any office.   They just get too much power and don't care about the people any more…

 

L (sad face) for America on Independence day.  Let's bring our constitution back!

 

God  Bless America!

Doug

 

 

From: Insperity [mailto:contact…  @  insperity.com
Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2013 1:35 PM
To: Doug Renner
Subject: Health Care Reform Play or Pay Delay - Insperity Responds

 

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July 3, 2013


Health Care Reform
Play or Pay Delay - Insperity Responds


As you may already know, yesterday the federal government delayed implementation of the Employer Shared Responsibility provisions (also known as "Play or Pay") of the Affordable Care Act.

The Play or Pay provisions that have been delayed until January 1, 2015 include:

  • employer penalties for failure to provide qualifying health insurance (businesses with 50+ employees)
  • employer and insurer reporting requirements

Yesterday's announcement cites the need for stronger infrastructure and more clearly defined reporting procedures as key reasons for the delay. Additional guidance is expected soon to clarify what actions employers must take in 2014. Once this guidance has been issued, Insperity will review and provide additional updates and analysis.

This announcement does nothing to delay the implementation of other major components of the health care law, such as:

  • extensive marketplace reforms- which will generally lead to higher costs, taxes and fees for employers and employees alike
  • the individual mandate provision- expected to increase expenses by driving greater participation in employer health plans
  • the launch of state exchanges- likely to increase reporting requirements and administrative burdens for employers

Health care reform will still have a dramatic impact on the health care landscape in 2014. This recent announcement only underscores the volatility and uncertainty that businesses will face with the implementation of health care reform.

Insperity remains committed to helping its clients manage the challenge of health care reform and the many new regulations issued in association with this legislation.



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Thursday, June 6, 2013

Regular Expressions from ANDTEK

This is a super handy RegEx reference that just hit my inbox from ANDTEK.  They make UC Applications that work with the Cisco UC gear we install a lot of.  Good stuff.   Enjoy….

 

From: ANDTEK [mailto:info@andtek.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 10:00 AM
To: Doug Renner
Subject: Regular Expressions for Douglas Renner

 

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Regular Expressions for Douglas Renner

Usually we give you some updates about products, new trainings and updated features. This time we want to focus on an interesting technical feature which is useful in the AND Phone Application Server but is used in a lot of different technological fields – regular expressions.

Regular Expressions are very powerful and useful so why not looking a bit deeper into that "evil language"?!

The ANDTEK server uses regular expression in several modules to modify or replace phone numbers and to prefix or append information to a phone number.
You use lookup or calling a number out of a directory?

Believe us, Regular Expressions will become your best friend.

There is always a point where you struggle about phone numbers which are not E.164 compliant, include spaces brackets etc.?

Now you can think about changing each single phone number in the data source which takes you probably a couple hours or days. Or you use regular expressions to transform and modify those numbers into a format which can be handled by the CUCM. This work for incoming calls as well as for outgoing calls.

First a few words about what regular expressions are before we come to the most common regular expressions which are used at our server.

The Regex Alphabet and Words

Regex is a written language that uses its own alphabet of special characters to form its verbs and nouns. These verbs and nouns are properly called metacharacters or operators and are written with the following characters:

{ } ? : ( ) . [ ] + ! < > * | ^ $ =

Western numerals (0-9) and letters of the Latin alphabet (a-z) are also used in conjunction with those characters.
A typical regex consists of a search pattern and a replacement pattern expressed with a combination of metacharacters and non metacharacters.

Metacharacters tell a regex engine what to look for, where to look, when to turn a blind eye to what it is looking at and what to do once it's matched its search expression to something.

Non metacharacters are the symbols, digits and words being searched for. They have no special meaning to the regex engine and represent exactly what they are – regular text strings. Non metacharacters are usually called literal characters or literals.

We can tell a regex engine to treat a metacharacter as a literal character by placing a backslash () in front of it. This act is known as "commenting out".

Most important Metacharacters

Expression   

Definition

^

Beginning of the string

$

End of the string

Use before any of the following characters to escape or null the meaning of it. + [ ] ( ) ^ . * { } $

.

Any character

*

Multiple occurrences of the preceding character (even 0 occurrences)

?

At least one occurrence of the preceding character

+

Preceding character occurs once or multiple times

|

Starts alternative match this|that would mean match this or that

[x-y]

Range for matching digits from x to y

[wxz]

Range for matching digits w or x or z (no y)

[^x-y]

Negates the class and means digits don't match the range x-y

(xxxx)

Back reference point group which can be used in the „Replace with" definition by using the expression $ where is the number of the group. Group numbers start with 1.



Examples

Now since we know what we can do with regular expressions we will not leave you alone with it. Here the most common regular expressions which are used to normalize numbers or make them searchable.

Typically phone numbers in a directory are configured like +49 (89) 555-123 and need to be brought into an E.164 compliant format like +4989555123 or a format like 0089555123. This just takes a few regular expression statements for "Outgoing Calls":

Regex   

Replace   

Result

Explanation

Comment

[^0-9#+]

+4989555123

Everything which is not a digit, a + or a #

This will remove all special characters like brackets, spaces, dashes etc.

^+49|+ 49

00

0089555123

String begins with +49 or string begins with + 49

This will replace the +49 with 00

^+[^49]|+ [^49]

000

String begins with plus and next two digits are not 49 or space 49

This will replace the + for international numbers with 000



For reverse number lookup you need to define a set of regular expressions for "Incoming Calls" to transform the calling number close to the format how it is written in your database. Let's assume you get calls presented in a format like 0089555123 or even without the area code like 0555123 while your database entry has the format +49 89 555123. The following regex will help you to get properly formatted phone numbers for the lookup:

Regex   

Replace   

Result

Explanation

Comment

^00

+49

+4989555123

String begins with 00

This replaces the leading 00 with the country code +49

^0

+4989

+4989555123

String begins with 0

This will replace the 0 with the country code +49 and insert also the area code 89



That's it! With just 5 regular expression statements you covered about 95% of your phone numbers to be able to dial them or make them searchable.

But always keep in mind: Not regular expressions are evil, but overuse of regular expressions might become complicated.

 

 

 

 

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Monday, May 20, 2013

A great article on successful people

http://www.marcandangel.com/2012/01/22/12-things-successful-people-do-differently/

 

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Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Microsoft Exchange Build Numbers and versions

Here is a summary of the latest build numbers:

Exchange Server 2010 SP3 (KB2808208)
Build Number: 14.03.0123.003

Update Rollup 6 for Exchange 2010 SP2 (KB2746164)
Build Number: 14.02.0342.003

Update Rollup 10 for Exchange 2007 SP3 (KB2788321)
Build Number: 8.3.098.3

The Rollups released in December 2012 were:

Update Rollup 5 v2 for Exchange 2010 SP2 (KB2785908)
Build Number: 14.2.328.10

Update Rollup 8 for Exchange 2010 SP1 (KB2787763)
Build Number: 14.1.438.0

Update Rollup 9 for Exchange 2007 SP3 (KB2746157)
Build Number: 8.3.297.2

For a full list of build numbers head over to the Technet Wiki at  http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/240.exchange-server-and-update-rollups-build-numbers.aspx

Douglas Renner
Peak IP Solutions, LLC

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Livermore, CA 94551

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Thursday, April 11, 2013

What is Play or Pay?

What is Play or Pay?

 

 

Beginning January 2014, employers with 50 or more
full-time employees (including
full-time equivalent employees) could find themselves subject to a tax penalty under the Play or Pay rules if they do not offer
full-time employees the opportunity to enroll in "minimum essential coverage" that both (a) is affordable, and (b) provides a "minimum value."

Failure to comply could subject the employer to penalties of $2,000 or $3,000 per employee, depending on the situation. These penalties are triggered if one or more full-time employees obtain coverage through a public exchange and receive a premium tax credit or
cost-sharing subsidy.

Oh joy…

 

Douglas Renner
Peak IP Solutions, LLC

IP Phone:  925.337.8650 x8660

 

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Monday, April 1, 2013

Enable Cisco Jabber Calendar Integration for all users or one user

 

I recently had to update all the users to have calendar integration for a customer.  This little nugget gets the job done;

 

-          run sql update enduser set enablecalendarpresence='t'

 

You can also do this for just one use if you want with this command;

 

-          run sql execute procedure spSetUserCalendaring((select pkid from enduser where userid=’juser’),’t',’t')   That would be for “Joe User”.

 

We have this customer on 8.6.4 SU2 Cisco CUPS Presence version.  It worked like a charm.   We will be upgrading soon to Cisco IM and Presence 9.1 and I’ll see how this goes on that version.  Clients are using Cisco 9971 and 7965 / 7945 IP phones with Jabber for Windows, Jabber for iPhone and Jabber for iPad.  We are having a  few issues with Jabber for Android based on our current phones.  Apple products seem to be much more consistent with Jabber.

 

This application really is excellent and delivers some real benefits to any organization with Cisco IP phones.  HTH.

 

Cheers,

Doug

 

 

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Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Factory Reset Cisco Phone

How to factory reset Cisco 7940, 7960 & 7970 phones

Unplug the power from the phone

Plug power back into phone or plug in to PoE port on switch

Immediately hold # key down, during this time the Headset, Mute & Speaker buttons will flash in sequence

Release the # key

Press the following keys in order 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 * 0 # (a 60 second time limit applies in which to do this)

Once you have keyed this sequence you will get the prompt

Keep network config? 1=yes 2=no

Press 2

The phone will then go through the factory reset process

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Monday, March 11, 2013

Office 365 Invitation

 

Peak Ip Solutions, LLC has configured a custom collection of Microsoft Online Services for you to try.

 

Review your customized collection here:

 

https://portal.microsoftonline.com/partner/partnersignup.aspx?type=Trial&id=d247bd6e-4f24-4604-88d6-72308fdce087&msppid=797415

 

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Thursday, February 14, 2013

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Friday, February 8, 2013

Kids Against Hunger Food Packing Event /18: March 19 | 6:30 - 8:30 pm | Peak IP Solutions, LLC

Hi All,

 

We are doing a charity event this March packing meals for those in need in Haiti.  We hope to get a sponsor like Cisco or Meraki to help us out with the fees however we are looking to have about 40 people in attendance each time we do this, once per quarter in 2013.  If you would like to do something that will greatly help those in need, please join us for this event.  You can sign up at our website at www.peakipsolutions.com.    Our goal is to pack enough for 10,000 meals each time for a total of 40,000 this year.  We hope you will consider joining us.  You will feel awesome afterwards J

 

Thank you!

Doug

 

 

From: KAH_Pleasanton [mailto:info@kidsagainsthungerpleasanton.org]
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2013 12:44 PM
To: Doug Renner
Subject: Event /18: March 19 | 6:30 - 8:30 pm | Peak IP Solutions, LLC

 

You have booked the following event.

Name:

Doug Renner

Email:

drenner@peakipsolutions.com

Booked spaces:

1

Event:

March 19 | 6:30 - 8:30 pm | Peak IP Solutions, LLC

Peak IP Solutions, LLC is getting a group of customer and associates to come pack for Haiti and you can join them.

Begin:

Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 06:30PM

Location:

1258 H Quarry Lane Pleasanton, CA 94566

Fees:

$ 25 per person

 

Thank you for your support of Kids Against Hunger!

We look forward to your upcoming session. The packets you'll be preparing have been developed by some of the world's leading food scientists at Cargill, Pillsbury, General Mills and Archer Daniels Midland. This one packet provides six nutritionally-complete servings to feed the hungry here at home and starving children around the world. You'll be amazed at how quickly you can make a difference. Which is great because there are currently 1 billion severely malnourished people resulting in a death every few seconds, predominately among children under the age of five.

As a completely volunteer-driven organization, we are extremely efficient stewards of all monies and rely solely on private donations to purchase the ingredients you'll package. Thanks to our partnerships, our food costs are just 25 cents/meal, about $25/volunteer. We raise all of our own funds without any payroll, administrative or marketing costs(all donated). Unfortunately, when we run out of funds, we are forced to shut our doors. Because of that, we ask that you please contribute as much of your costs as possible so that we can continue to purchase ingredients for packaging to send off to Haiti at this time.

We hope your time packaging with us is deeply satisfying and that you'll come again and again.  On behalf of the children of the world, "Thank you!"

If you have any questions, please give us a call at 925-400-7201.

 

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