The big change is in the supporting documents. Payment will be based on the images of the documents. The requester will get to keep the supporting documents.

My first thought is that this would open the opportunity for the creation of fraudulent documents and subsequent abuse of the system.

There would need to be heavy checks including third party verification in place to scrutinise a high number of documents for legitimacy.

Once the factory is automated, however, it will be more advantageous and relevant to use machine-hours as the allocation base for overhead.

This change of allocation base, even though it will require some careful thought at the beginning, will be just as ’simple’ to apply as any other allocation base.

Home Depot wants to implement an automated CFL (compact fluorescent lamp) recycling system, which not requiring employee assistance in every transaction, this system must accommodate 200 medium base CFL’s and offer the customer a reward for their effort.

I think they could adapt the recycling can type of machine to take the bulbs and dispense a coupon good at Home Depot. With the coupons bringing in customers to the store it may be possible to put the machines in places other than in front of a Home Depot. I think between 10-25 cents would be the range for the coupon.

It´s not as cool as Last.fm but it’s something.

Is there an application that can read the text on my screen and and based on the words it finds in certain areas, control mouse clicks and add text that I program it to add. I am not a programmer, so this would have to be simple to configure or to learn to configure.

Thanks

If you’re using Windows, there is a way to automate tasks using
scripting. It’s not exactly programming, but may seem like it to
many people. This is probably your only solution, since it sounds
like you’re looking to do customized tasks. Whether this solution
is simple is relative to your ability to learn and use it.

A simple scripting language, called AutoIt, can be found here:
http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/
It’s free and comes with a compiler which allows you to turn your
scripts into free-standing programs which will run on any version
of Windows. It will take some learning and practice, but there are
tutorials and help forums available.
http://www.autoitscript.com/wiki/Getting_started
http://www.autoitscript.com/wiki/Main_Page
http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/
http://www.autoitscript.com/wiki/Tutorials
 

I’ll soon be able to set up a Automatic call distribution, which acts like a call center.

My calls are directed to ring on my cell phone when I am not home. The service is very reasonable. You can always try it yourself or pick a plan that best suits your needs.

http://www.4telecenter.com/ScentSations?ReferredBy=8888369193

The best part is if you refer 3 customers that purchase a toll free number, your service is free.

Consider the divorce rate.

Consider that while women did flock to the workforce in the late 1970s-1980s to today, unemployment fell by half during that time period – somehow the economy created more than enough jobs for them.

Consider that while women stayed home in Paul Krugman’s idyllic 1950s, most of what they DID all day is now automated (e.g., dishwasher, microwave oven, shopping on-line) or done by illegals (e.g., lawn service, maid, nanny) – thus taking a fraction of the time to do.

Consider the benefits to consumers of a more productive labor base that no longer excludes half the population – that productivity increase directly translates into lower CPI and thus lower interest rates.
Sintori I was a stay-at-home Dad when my then-13-month-old son had surgery, yes it can be time consuming. And my kids and I spent a lot of time together, did a lot of things that enriched their lives. But keep in mind, again, only 21% of US households are married couples with children.

So, it’s not like women working is the reason why this isn’t Wally and Beaver time.

More American adult women are living single than are living with a spouse.

A generation ago they would not have been able to afford to do that.

True enough some of the growth of the "upper middle class" – the households above 5X the poverty level of income that economists consider affluent but that probably consider themselves middle class – is driven by DINKS but keep in mind also that the poverty level is a function of how many people are in the household, so the double-income is mostly cancelled out.
Courtney – no most people don’t have those – but most affluent married households where both the husband and wife work have them.

The point is "what’s driving household income increases" – a lot of Libs say "women went to work" – but that really doesn’t hold water when you look closely. To the extent that’s true of a given household, yes the wife of an attorney might also practice law, but what she would have done a generation ago she now no longer has to do by hand.
Jon who should make those decisions?
Mail that’s simply not so – "enough" for WHAT? Most households are still not 2-earner households, so that pretty much refutes your theory that "it takes two incomes."

There ARE more 2-income households, but those are usually on the higher end. It’s not because they HAVE to work to earn $X income, it’s because they WANT to work because they can have $3X income.

And wages are not down – honestly where do you get that?

when did they automate raising children? I didn’t read the article in question, but it makes me wonder how at one point in our history, not so very long ago, there was only one income earner and most people owned a house and a car. Now it takes two incomes to support a family. I guess that is why they refer to that as "the good old days".

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Why would that be deleted? It was a legit answer to a question. I email Y/A and ask why and all I get are automated crap responses. That is just one of the 4 I received last night alone. It seems that Y/A is automatically deleting questions based on other people that do not like it when I disagree with them. It almost seems like I am in high school again and questions and answers are a popularity contest. So my question is…Is Y/A biased?

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Without knowing all your financial details, it’s impossible to tell, but in general, your marginal tax bracket (the amount you’ll pay on your next dollar of earnings) will often work as the correct savings. However, if you are near the bottom of the bracket, OR it is a large contribution, this might slightly overstate the savings, since the RRSP contribution will drop you to a lower bracket.