In the rapidly growing world of cryptocurrencies, new projects are constantly emerging with unique goals and visions. One such project is CAIZ, which aims to bridge the gap between traditional finance and the world of blockchain. CAIZ positions itself as a good cryptocurrency, focusing on Sharia compliant transactions and offering a solution for those seeking to invest in a way that aligns with Islamic principles.
At its core, CAIZ offers a platform that integrates Islamic finance principles with blockchain technology, allowing for financial transactions that avoid interest based practices and are ethically aligned. This could appeal to a significant portion of the global population who are looking for crypto opportunities that fit within their religious beliefs.
The project’s native token, CAIZ, is designed to be used across the ecosystem, with the team planning a range of products, including a crypto exchange, DeFi solutions, and more.
One standout feature of CAIZ is its commitment to creating a transparent, ethical investment environment. By focusing on compliance with Sharia law, CAIZ attempts to fill a niche that has been largely underserved in the crypto space.
This focus on ethical and responsible finance might not only attract individuals within the Muslim community but also anyone interested in socially responsible investments.
However, as with any emerging project, it’s important to approach CAIZ with caution. The crypto space is volatile, and while CAIZ aims to offer something unique, only time will tell how successful it will be in implementing its vision.
Overall, CAIZ is an interesting addition to the cryptocurrency ecosystem, especially for those interested in ethical and Sharia compliant digital finance. If the team can deliver on its promises, it could play a meaningful role in the future of blockchain based finance.
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Hello everyone!
I was charged 5,000 dollars in “damages” after I vacated my apartment.
I lived in the Crestwood Manor apartment managed and owned by Valley Rental. A one bedroom. The total square feet of that apartment is about 700 square feet. I couldn’t for the life of me figure out why the flooring repair cost me 5,000 dollars. Well today I had a closer look.
My bedroom and living room were carpet. And the bathroom and kitchen were vinyl.
Here is a picture of vinyl I left in my kitchen as well as the exact apartment and square footing. (see attached)
You’ll see in the vendor receipt (I circled the items) that 564 square feet of the replacemnt was VINYL PLANK. I found the exact one on Carpet Worlds website (see attached). Only 200 square feet of the replacement was carpet. That means they put more vinyl planks then carpet in my apartment post move out! When the ratio was the opposite when I moved in. Thats no a repair thats an UPGRADE and on my dime. That is fraud.
So my question is this. I want to take this to small claims court. But North Dakota is a treble state. According to the Century Code (see attached) can I sue for 5,000 x3. Or 1,000 (total deposit) x3?
I tried to post in a different sub but thought someone here may be able to help me? I will try and keep this as short as I can (and vague as to not identify my employer)
I have worked for my current employer for almost 17 years now. For 6 years I worked part time under a funded trial, and on a Friday worked 7 hours in a different department. When the funded trial ended I kept my Fridays alongside other employment.
In summer of last year I took on a new part time role in that same department, I resigned my other place of employment of 10 years as I was told I would be getting a contract. 7 months later and still no contract, I have learned the company are making cuts and will not give out any new contracts.
I am paid my 7 hours weekly, the other hours I do are classed as overtime and I input them for payment the following month. I am doing roughly 80 hours a month overtime.
I am paid slightly more for the overtime rate which I am told makes up for the holiday pay, but I am not eligible for sick pay or pension. The company I work for has a great pension contribution so I am missing out here.
I enjoy my job, but it is a big responsibility and it is physically and mentally taxing. I work hard and I want the same benefits other staff members get. I don't want to rock the boat, but can I prove that I have contractual overtime here?
They are a bit company and have a good HR team, I just don't know if I can push for a contract or not?
Any advise would be appreciated, thank you if you read this far!
I roasted a duck the other day, kept the bones and boiled them into stock. The problem is I'm not sure what else I can do with it. I know soup and stew is a good option but I'd like to try something different. So please I'd love to hear all your ideas.
My understanding is that it is best practice to show scheduled equipment, stored material, leased/rented equipment coverages on acord 27 COIs. Just wondering what the though process would be.
Does anybody else miss the blue hybrid badge? Or is it just me? 😆 I really like the blue badge and, also, the "Hybrid" on back instead of abbreviation "HEV" and wish Toyota had kept them.
I uploaded pics of my 2020 Corolla Hybrid with the badge vs my 2025 RAV4 Hybrid XLE Premium for comparison.
I considered buying a replacement blue badge for the front as the 2024 badge should presumably fit; however, with the camera attached, that's beyond my capabilities.
I always do my taxes every year using TurboTax. My taxes are pretty easy and it's always pretty straightforward with them. I also have Obamacare. My income is always higher than I estimate for Obama care so I end up paying the credit back usually with what would've been my tax return. I got a notification from TurboTax this evening saying that my W-2s are ready and they could import them. I have not received my physical W-2 yet. I allowed TurboTax to import my W-2 and it looks like I owe over $700 this year after doing my taxes. I didn't make that much more income. I would say maybe $3500 more this year than last year. I'm going to wait until I get my physical W-2 but I'm kind of freaked out. Why would I owe so much this year when usually I get a little bit of return even if it's just a few hundred dollars?
I have been having a lot more issues since the most recent update.
I've been using claude sonnet in composer with agent mode. It was working like magic before this update. Now it tends to think a lot, does random changes, iterates over and over on things it doesn't need to. Doesn't have as good of context.
Any tips?
Anyone else feeling this type of pain?
Hey guys! I've been searching to find a vanity for my daughters 16th birthday, I don't wanna buy it online do any of you guys know what stores in Jacksonville Florida sells vanity's?