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You can’t really beat User-13531779587197519319’s overall answer here.I’d add, however, that even though the extra four buttons are not authorized for most use… they are not impossible to use, if you are connected in through an older switch.This system is known as the AUTOmatic VOice Network or AUTOVON system, which has a military designation of 490-L. The current system is known as the DSN (Defense Switched Network). The conversion happened in the early 1990’s.The buttons on a touch-tone phone utilize a signaling system called DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency signaling). This system utilizes buttons which generate two tones in two different frequencies.In combination, these frequencies represent a two dimensional grid coordinate for each button, e.g.: 1209 Hz 1336 Hz 1477Hz  697 HZ 1 2 3  770 Hz 4 5 6  852 Hz 7 8 9  941 Hz * 0 # The fourth column of buttons, vertically, utilizes the frequency 1633 Hz, and additional gives you A, B, C, and D buttons, aka FO, F, I, and P buttons.It was pretty common back in the days when Phone Phreaking was pretty common to convert the old Western electric desk telephones (model 2500) into AUTOVON phones so that you could do Phreaking.Later on, there were override codes you could append to the end of a telephone number to tell the SS7 (Signalling System No. 7) switching systems to route or prioritize your calls.A lot of Phreaking still took place in many locations due to backward compatibility with SS5 (Signaling System No. 5), which remained in use for a very long time, both due to other countries not upgrading their infrastructure all at once, and because of equipment amortization schedules of 20+ years.U.S. West in the the U.S. actually installed a “new” analog switch in St. George, Utah, in the 1990’s because they had it sitting in a warehouse!In any case, you could continue to use in band signaling to prioritize and reroute calls dynamically. Some places: you still can.After the movie War Games came out in 1983, there was more or less a mad scramble to secure pay phones against the hack Matthew Broderick’s character used to place a free phone call.When it became clear you could still carry around a needle, and use the same hack to make “free” phone calls at pay phones, even with secured handsets, there was a large effort to move to out of band signaling.This was only partially successful for pay phones, since at around the same time, the telephone system was required to start allowing third party equipment, and that included privately owned pay phones — which were incapable of out of band signaling for coin drops; they were still handled locally.So well into the early 2000’s — and, as I said, with older switches, if there’s one in your area — it was possible for people other than the president or military leaders to prioritize their phone calls over yours.If you find the topic interesting, you can find more at the site oldphoneguy.

An individual taxpayer has either a social security number (SSN) or an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN). EIN’s are generally assigned to business entities and trusts, but it is possible for a sole proprietorship to apply for an EIN. For example, the EIN would be required if the sole proprietor needed to file company payroll tax returns (Form 941, 940 and W2s) to report the wages for their employees.If you’re a sole proprietorship, your business taxes are still reported on your Form 1040 tax return. You would report business income, expense and net earnings on Schedule C of your Form 1040. If you do have a business EIN, you can enter the EIN in Box D of Schedule C.

Yahoo Fantasy Football has Collins as the 13th-ranked RB, predicting 11.25 points versus Pittsburgh. They have Williams as the 27th-ranked WR, predicting 8.41 vs. San Francisco.Another trusted source has Collins as the 19th RB while Williams is the 38th WR.In very general terms, RBs are worth more than WRs. An example: tally the top five RBs from 2017 in terms of points scored, versus the top five WRs. RBs ~ 1288 points, WRs ~ 941.Many people would simply look at the predicted points and take Collins because he is predicted to score more. But we’re better than that, aren’t we?More savvy FF team owners look at the schedule, the relative strength of the opponent each faces, the specific success rate of players against that team at the respective position (how well have RBs fared against the Steelers this year?, etc.). And, they’d review both the number of points scored this year, and the variability of the scoring each week so far, to see how much they could count on that player, keeping in mind that “recency bias” is real, except when it isn’t.But we’re better than that, too.I use the following advanced metrics to determine my starters (remember to think holistically as you progress through this exercise).A. Four letters in each players first name. That’s G O O D. If they only have three letters, it would be B A D for them. Five letters? G R E A T. Two letters? N O. Six letters? D A N G E R. Seven letters? S U C C E S S, or C A U T I O N (if their first name starts with a C). One letter? Nah, who the hell rosters a guy with a single letter first name?B. More stats: do a sixth-order frequency analysis of the letters in the players entire name (middle name included, as well as II, or III, or Junior, but not Jr.). What is the chance that a name like Ertz is real, in comparison to Jones? I have developed a tool to do this, and can make it available for a modest fee. It performs parametric regressions in a 11-fold / 7-dimension universe for 2.07 trillion iterations, Each run takes about 87 hours, so I need to feed it the data early each week.C. Haircut and facial hair. Lack of same or abundant excess? You probably already know the answer to this one for each player, it’s obvious, but it is the final element in my sit/start analysis.One final tidbit: if either of the players has ever let you down, if you’ve ever kept them on your roster hoping they’d do good, and then you dump them, only to have them go off like a bottle rocket once they’re on someone else’s team, spurn them. They can burn in Hell! However, if one of them has consistently performed very well while they’re riding your bench (not starting), and then when you start them, suddenly they aren’t worth a bucket of pig poo, that is a sure sign that you, like all fantasy football managers, and all pundits, can be wrong. Woefully wrong.A? Alex or Mike, it’s wash here.B? Alex Collins 3.0094277834. Mike Williams 3.0094277881. Heavily favoring Williams.C? If Collins still gots the dreads, then the nod goes to Williams.Resultant advice: start Mike Williams.