u/MSStateDawg

Does the Skylight Calendar 2 permit access to streaming services like ESPN, e.g.?

My local bank does not allow me to setup Fidelity as a transfer recipient for the convenience of initiating an EFT transfer to Fidelity using the bank's mobile app or website. I can do this via wire transfer for a $25 fee and have to physically do so at the bank branch. My only option then, to avoid the wire fee, is to initiate the transfer at Fidelity and "pull" the funds from my checking account. The funds, however, are on hold for up to 7 days - a fraud/laundering prevention measure, I suppose.

So, I'm shopping around for a bank that allows a bank-initiated EFT to Fidelity and I'm not finding one which does - not even American Express.

Does financial industry governance forbid a bank-initiated transfer (not a wire) to investment accounts?

• Need a shortcut that will "Buy in dollars the security XXX at market with all remaining available-to-trade funds in account ZZZ."
• Need a shortcut that will "Sell all shares of XXX at market in account ZZZ."

Will it currently do this? I'm not seeing that it's currently possible.

I'm shopping around. What's your go-to site for trustworthy reviews?

I tried my usual go-to (PCMag), but didn't see much there.

Is there a term for moving your eyes side-to-side without moving your head?

Is it "sodder" your eyes?

May 28 will be one year since the pain started in my left buttock (said in Forest Gump voice) which also radiates down the left leg. Curiously, it skips my quad and hamstring - just the left butt, calf, and foot. I'm left-butthurt. Leg is on fire even standing. Sitting is worse.

Saw an ortho. MRI of spine. Said nothing wrong with spine. Sent me to PT. Did PT for some months. No improvement. Ortho suggested injection into piriformis. Did that. Zero benefit. More months of PT. No improvement. Went to different ortho. More MRIs and x-rays. Says he wants to be absolutely certain it's not the spine. Sends me to spine dude. More x-rays. Tons of questions about how and when it hurts. Spine dude says he is 99.9% certain it's not spinal.

I go back to the other ortho tomorrow morning to discuss the possibility of a piriformis release procedure. I have a litany of questions written down with which to pepper him.

If you have had this procedure performed, I would greatly appreciate hearing your story...recovery time & difficulty, pain relief effectiveness, etc.