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Non-Biased LightYear Wireless MLM Review Online

Posted on May 17, 2012 by admin

You landed on this web page simply because you are doing your due diligence following hearing about a company chance with LightYear Wireless. Anyway, I’m not involved with LightYear Wireless or anyway related to this Multilevel marketing Company.

You're studying this LightYear Wireless Review because you heard about this telecommunication company from a friend. Therefore, you want to cautiously do your study around the business before hand in the event you think about becoming a rep with LightYear Wireless. Perhaps you are a marketer with LightYear Wireless for a quit a while if you really produced a smart decision if you're able to be successful and make money in the multi-level advertising business.

LightYear Wireless Overview

In the summertime of July 2008 a telecommunication business is born that's referred to as LightYear Wireless. The company is creating a commitment to supply there customers using the greatest wireless communications solutions that is affordable to get customers to begin saving month-to-month cost on their telephone expenses. LightYear Wireless is not like other telecommunication companies like the big brand names like Verizon, ATT & Sprint.

What makes this company different from it’s competitors is that customers have the potential to earn commission by referring new clients with LightYear Wireless utilizing a Multilevel marketing company structure. This type of business that is not offered from your competitors.

If you don’t know already, Network Solutions is actually the creator of LightYear Wireless telecommunications. It was original created by Sherman Henderson way back within the mid 90’s. The company is located in Louisville, Kentucky with well over 80,000 sq. ft of office space. There are currently a member with the Better Business Bureau. That said, LightYear Wireless is a legit Multilevel marketing company with hundreds of employees. The business is definitely worth millions of dollars within the home based business business

Lightyear Wireless Product Info

The business does provide wireless cell telephone services to there customers. However, they really don’t own their license frequencies to carry their own wireless cellphone services. It is because it allows them to provide the most inexpensive costs to there customers that makes a big difference from their competitors in the market place. How is it possible if they don’t carry any type of license frequencies? They are using the 4G network through Sprint. Is not this fantastic?

LightYear Wireless basically have the same features with big brand names. Following cautiously performing my owing diligence on this Multilevel marketing Business, I find out that you can truly get unlimited amount of nationwide talk, web browsing and texting without any worries about signing any 2 year contracts. This is such a great deal that your competitors won’t do in this business.

Lightyear Wireless Company Opportunity and Compensation Plan

If you decided to join as a rep using the LightYear Wireless, You can get started immediately with a one time investment of $299. Also, additional fee is setting up your own company website for $25 and charges a month-to-month fee of $60.

As long you are an active marketer with the business, there is also a $50 yearly renewal fee as well. So once you enroll as a rep, you have the chance to start sponsoring new people into LightYear Wireless to get compensated and start earning month-to-month residual income.

There are many different ways to obtain compensated as rep with LightYear Wireless. First of all, there is customer activation bonus. You get $25 each for every activation. Second, a customer loyalty bonus. You get paid $200 for recruiting 3 new marketers and the last way to get paid is signing up new distributors. You get paid $100 for each person you personally sponsor into LightYear Wireless.

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LightYear Wireless Conclusion

From my prospective from theses LightYear Wireless Reviews on-line that can offer anyone additional income streams within the MLM industry. There is well over 350,00 people that are over 18 years old are currently using a cell telephone in the United States. As of this writing it is currently has generated well over $225 billion dollars in revenue. If you are indeed interested in reducing cost on your cell, you should think about using this service to start saving cash on a yearly basis.

After going through this article, you know for certain from theses LightYear Wireless Reviews, it’s a legit Multilevel marketing business opportunity that are competing with the well recognized brand names that are stuck with 2 year contracts with their current provider. So they wish to make a wise financial choice if this is the right business chance for them in network advertising. Consequently, you must figure out a way to manage your potential clients on their contracts as well to make the switch!

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Your Questions About What Type Of Error Is In This Sentence

Posted on May 17, 2012 by admin

David asks…

Did i beat cleverbot?

User: If a tree falls in a forest with nothing around to hear it, does it make sound?

Cleverbot: Yes it does.

User: Wrong.

Cleverbot: Right.

User: In order for there to be sound, something must be there to percieve the sound. If there is nothing there to perceive it, then no sound is made. I won.

Cleverbot: You only react on the last sentence I type.. Do you...

User: I react on your face. There I reacted on the first one.

Cleverbot: I've reached the top and had to stop and that's wants bothering me.

User: Now I'm the king of the jungle.

Cleverbot: Look, if you can't appreciate a good pun, then I'm out of here.

User: Then leave.

Cleverbot: I don't want.

User: Or you cant?

Cleverbot: Can't what?

User: Leave.

Cleverbot: Why would I leave?

User: If you are human you can leave and not respond. So do it.

Cleverbot: Only on tuesdays.

User: Ok. Right after my haircut.

Cleverbot: Um, you make no sense.

User: If you were human you'd be able to figure it out.

Cleverbot: Yes.

User: The fourth argument is that concerning the two rows of bodies, each row being composed of an equal number of bodies of equal size, passing each other on a race-course as they proceed with equal velocity in opposite directions, the one row originally occupying the space between the goal and the middle point of the course and the other that between the middle point and the starting-post. This...involves the conclusion that half a given time is equal to double that time.

Cleverbot: Do you refer to the one of John?

User: Wtf? Little john? That the only john I know...and my uncle.

Cleverbot: Well I don't care about my relationship with God since I don't believe in God.

User: Me either.

Cleverbot: Then do tell.

User: You can't not believe in god, because in order for you not to believe in it, there has to be one for you not to believe in.

Cleverbot: But I don't believe in religion.

User: But you have to believe in it for there to be something for you not to believe in.

Cleverbot: Don't believe in me, who believe in you. Believe in you who believe in me.

User: I dont believe that you are real therefore you cannot exist.

Cleverbot: Do you believe that you are real?

User: Yes so that makes me exist. That is what makes me human and you not. You do not have feelings to feel this way. Therefore I won your game.

Cleverbot: I CAN talk about my feelings. Ask me anything and I shall answer.

User: I can program you to answer randomly every time. So no matter what I ask you will randomly respond fitting certain parameters. You do not exist as human because you cannot think as humans.

Cleverbot: Ok, then. Tell me something a computer wouldn't say.

User: A computer can say anything it is programmed to do so.

Cleverbot: Is this the real life?

User: For me it is real, but real is just a word that describes how we are able to process things. You process only by being told to by certain parameters. Therefor you are not real and it is not real to you.

Cleverbot: That was not my question, you are not so clever after all.

User: It was your questions but it didn't trigger any of your parameters so you had to do the error response. This proves you are a robot. I won. SIT DOWN!

Cleverbot: It was not my question! We were talking about girls and then you asked me about colors.

User: Click on the button 'Thoughts So Far' and it will prove we never talked about that.

Cleverbot: I really don't want to go into the connotations of that one.

User: I won. Live with it.

Cleverbot: Oh I will.

admin answers:

You just killed five minutes of my life, and yea I think you won

William asks…

Mild Form of Dysgraphia?

....long explanation...sorry :/

So I can't really remember how long I've had this problem but recently I've noticed that writing and typing has been weird for me.

For instance, when I write a word like 'hello' I might write the 'o' before one of the 'l's and when I erase it to fix it, I end up forgetting to add the 'o' that I erased. So the word ends up being 'hell'. My brain knows I need to add the 'o' to the end of the word because I'd just erased it and I'm staring at the word 'hell' knowing it should be 'hello' but my hand moves on the the next word in my sentence and I have to go back and add the 'o'. It doesn't happen often, typically 3 or so times in a page of writing. I remember doing it before but I never paid much attention to it. I guess I'm just curious. Plus taking notes takes forever with me because I'm always erasing every other word. I guess I have to write slow to catch my mistakes and be neat. And sometimes I write the same letter twice in a word, but it's not as often.

And when I type, I misspell words a lot. I usually have at least 3 words misspelled in a five word sentence. And lately, even though I know the spelling of the word (or at least I should), I have to type it out about 3 times before I get it right. I leave letters out and the one word that really bothers me is 'different'. I've had to retype that word 5 times before because I kept typing 'differnt'. It's incredibly frustrating when I'm taking notes for class on my laptop and I have to go back and correct my mistakes and I end up missing what the professor is talking about. And I do have to go back immediately rather than later because some words are completely unrecognizable. Lately, I've had to think of the spelling of the word before I can type it to avoid an error (and that still doesn't help sometimes). And I've also been writing the same word twice in a row even though I can clearly see the word already on the screen. It's like my hands don't care or something. This scares me because I have to take the MCAT in 3 months and there is no spell check for the written section (and I know it's not a very important section) but I still don't want to screw up too badly.

I looked up the symptoms for dysgraphia and I don't seem to have a lot of them. I have no problem with upper and lower case letters or spacing. I haven't noticed a problem with 'b' and 'd'. I also haven't noticed any pain in my hand. I always write with pencils because I can't stand writing with pens. The page is always covered with scratched out words. My mom always got mad at me for always writing with pencils and bringing up how I have to use pens in the real world once I get out of school (and she thinks my 7 year old sister's writing is better than me). I actually get scared at the thought of having to use pens. Losing my pencil sometimes brings me close to tears (is that weird? lol...my favorite is the 0.5mm mechanical ones!) I look at other people who write with pens and I have no idea how they do it (makes me jealous). There's a lot of other stuff I've noticed but I'm tired of typing. Hope someone out there can calm my fears!
Also I've noticed that I mix up my 'g' and 'q' or instead of a lower case p at the beginning of the sentence, it'll be capital. And I HAVE to write on lined paper or I end up curving my sentences up (I figured that happens to everyone but maybe not...) And sometimes, I know what a word means and how it's spelled but when I see it or hear it, it makes no sense to me. And I've changed (or tried to) my grip on pencils in order to improve my writing. I even tried writing in complete print but it would take me forever to write. I usually end up going back to my regular style though (cursive & print). I should also add that I did fine in high school (currently in a top 20 university) and I am better at writing essays under pressure than planning it out (once wrote a 8 page paper in less than 3 hours and got an A-). And I typically have to start writing the middle of the paper and then go back to write the intro (sometimes read this way too).
Okay...I'm done. Sorry!!!

admin answers:

I have an almost 11 year old son who has Asperger's Syndrome. He has processing based dysgraphia, so he can dictate a 100+ word essay in 20 minutes, but if he's asked to write, he can only produce about 7-10 words. Since "writing" is actually lots of individual skills, it's possible to have problems with only certain skills/areas. When you write, you are thinking about sentence structure, grammar, spelling, vocabulary, punctuation and then there is the physical act of writing. You're also having to think about what you are writing about, what you want to write about, order of sentences, context - so lots of memory and executive function skills being used. I don't have any useful advice, unfortunately. If it were just a matter of a physical writing problem, there are occupational therapy interventions that are helpful. We've tried keyboarding, unsuccessfully, so my guy now has a scribe as an IEP accommodation for schoolwork. Eventually, we'll go the speech-to-text route, to give him more control over his own writing output. Wish I had some actual advice, but you definitely aren't alone.

Sandy asks…

English please help if i dont pass i fail the grade !!!!! PLEASE?

1. What is Friar Lawrence’s advice to Juliet concerning her parents’ wishes that she marry Paris?
(1 point)
He tells her she must forget Romeo and marry Paris.
He tells her to tell her parents the truth about her marriage to Romeo.
He gives her a potion to make her appear dead.
Note: Question 2 was entered in error. You will receive credit for ANY answer.
2. Which of the following is NOT one of Juliet’s fears concerning Friar Lawrence’s advice?
(1 point)
She is afraid the potion is a poison.
She is afraid of waking up surrounded by dead people.
She is afraid of killing herself.
3. Identify the type of irony found in Act IV, Scene 1 when Paris meets Juliet at Friar Lawrence’s cell and says, “Do not deny . . . that you love me,” and Juliet replies, “I will confess to you that I love him.”
(1 point)
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
4. True of False: Comic relief was rarely used by Shakespeare, and only in his comedies. (1 point)
true
false
5. Identify the type of figurative language in the sentences below (taken from Act IV, Scene 1).

Paris: “Poor soul, thy face is much abus'd with tears.”

Juliet: “The tears have got small victory by that; / For it was bad enough before their spite.”

(1 point)
simile
metaphor
personification
6. Identify the type of figurative language in the sentence below (taken from Act IV, Scene 1).

Friar Lawrence: "Then is it likely thou wilt undertake / A thing like death to chide away this shame...”

(1 point)
simile
metaphor
personification
7. Where is Romeo during Act IV?
(1 point)
He is hiding in Friar Lawrence’s cell.
He is in exile in Mantua.
He is in exile in Verona.
8. Complete the analogy: Distraught is to affliction as sullen is to ______________. (1 point)
failure
victory
unhappy
9. Choose the correct synonym for the underlined word in the sentence below.

“I will try to give you some comfort in this difficult time.”

(1 point)
solace
inundation
headstrong
10. What is a dirge? (1 point)
an emergency
a funeral song
a burial platform

admin answers:

We are also reading romeo and juliet we finnished today
Q1:he gave her a potion
Q2:afraid of killing herself
Q3:situational irony
Q4:false (not to sure on this one)
Q5:i pritty sure is personification
Q6:simile(not sure)(sorry)
Q7:frier's cell
Q8:unhappy(usually)
Q9:dont know(sorry)
Q10:a funeral song

Chris asks…

May you help me proofread my essay?

Hi, I wonder if anyone would like to help me check for grammatical errors and sentence structures.
The paragraph below is the intro for for essay. I would also want to know if anyone wants to help me check the rest of my essay.
Everything in the world might be good and bad even lie that some people might think lie is bad; however, we cannot escape from laying at some point in our life, but we should tell the lies for different reasons. Sometimes when people lie, it doesn't mean they are bad or dishonest. They lie maybe because they want to protect themselves, their family or friends these reasons have positive and negative results if you know when you should use it, it may help, but some may be horrible.
Telling the truth is not always good for you; moreover, the other people may get into trouble because you are too honest, so what kind of lies are good lies? The first kind of good is white lie it’s a little lie, it used to avoid hurting someone’s feelings. For example you haven’t met your friend for a long time one day, you run into her and suddenly she say to you “wow haven’t met you for long now you look prettier than before” than she would ask you what did she has changed and you must reply so do she, but infect her dress look so terrible, and she look fatter than before. If you tell the truth she might be feel bad.
Besides, the white lie there is humanitarian lies, it is a type of good lie which you lie someone for giving them a hope, for instance one of your relatives get sick then you send him to the hospital after that the doctor find out he get the liver cancer; moreover, this cancer is the last step that cannot hold for more than 2 years. You know that you really feel dress press because you will be going to lose him in one day, for giving him the hope and the happiness last time for him you would be told him a lie that he is fine just take the medicine regular he will recover soon.
Finally, lie for excuse is kinds of lie that we often use when we couldn’t follow someone request and sometimes this lies help us to escape from an embarrassing situation such as, when a friend ask you to hang out but you don’t like to hang out with him , also your got something red on your face and look so bad that you don’t even look yourself in the mirror; therefore, you can escape from the embarrassing and would not hurt your friendship so you will be tell a lie for give these reason.
All I all, lie...........if you don't mind helping me to complete the conclusion. thanks in advance
This is the topic of the essay "Kinds of good lies"

admin answers:

I'll do the first paragraph, editing... (someone else surely will volunteer the rest)

Everything in the world might ["can", I think, would make it more readable] be good and bad [depending on your meaning, it should be good or bad - if you mean that it has both elements, this is correct] [comma] even lie[s][dot] that some people might think lie is bad[scratch this entire part for "People generally consider lies to be bad. "]; [the ";" is not appropriate here] however [captital "H"], we cannot escape from laying[lying] at some point in our life[lives],[dot, start new sentence] but we should tell the lies for different reasons. [Scratch and make it "We should tell lies for different reasons. "] Sometimes when people lie, it doesn't mean they are bad or dishonest. They [may] lie maybe[scratch] because they want to protect themselves, their family or friends[dot, start new sentence] these[capital T] reasons [can/may] have positive and negative results[dot, start new sentence] if you know when you should use it [rewrite this sentence to clarify what "it" refers to], it may help, but some [ rewrite this to clarify what "some" refers to] may be horrible.

You make overly long sentences, you sometimes use plural where singular should be used or vice versa. It's full of errors.

Daniel asks…

Chemistry Help ASAP Please!?

Please Help, this is the last assignment and I have no idea how to do it.

Use the given specific heat capacity values below to calculate the percent error of the experimental specific heat capacity that you determined in Part I of the lab.

Known specific heat values — Iron: 0.444 J/g°C; Zinc: 0.390 J/g°C; Copper: 0.385 J/g°C, Aluminum: 0.900 J/g°C

| experimental - actual value | x 100 %
actual value

Using the specific heat capacity value that you determined in Part II of the lab, what is the most probable identity of the unknown metal that you examined? Please explain your reasoning in complete sentences.

Based on your answer in question 2, determine the percent error of your calculated specific heat capacity value of your unknown metal using the specific heat capacities of known metals below.

Metal Specific | Heat Capacity
--------------------------------------------
Nickel | 0.440
--------------------------------------------
Tin | 0.210
--------------------------------------------
Silver | 0.237
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Magnesium | 0.140
--------------------------------------------
Calcium | 0.650
--------------------------------------------
Mercury | 0.140
--------------------------------------------
Metal you examined:
Experimental specific heat capacity:
Metal identity:
Known specific heat capacity value:
Percent error(Show ALL work):

In complete sentences, describe three sources of experimental error that could occur with this type of calorimetry lab. Explain, in detail, the effect that each specific error would have on the calculated specific heat capacity values.

admin answers:

Lol, did you even read the questions? No one can help you because you didn't give the info from your lab!

"Use the given specific heat capacity values below to calculate the percent error of the experimental specific heat capacity that you determined in Part I of the lab."

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3 Rock Solid Online Video Marketing Strategies

Posted on May 16, 2012 by admin

Follow these three tips if you want to become an internet video marketing rock star.

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Your Questions About People Typing Computers

Posted on May 16, 2012 by admin

Michael asks…

Do you believe that computers deprive people of their individuality?

It seems like with e-mail and speed comes less sophisticated language. People type the message, they do not write in cursive. Hand written letters express individuality a lot better. Is it a sign of so called 'progress' or are we on the way of becoming something like Borg from the Star Trek?

admin answers:

I don't know but I think tv does.

William asks…

Why do people try to infect other peoples computers with viruses?

I don't understand why these scumbag loser so-called hacker types set up viruses to invade or harm other peoples computers. Does that make them feel good ruining another persons computer for no good reason. Do you think these people should go to jail, get beat up or lose their computer privileges forever?

admin answers:

DUDE THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS QUESTION. SOMEONE FINALLY UNDERSTANDS MY FEELINGS FOR NO LIFE INTERNET HACKERS!!.

Lol, but idk why though. They actually get paid, well at least the popular virus groups do. See what they do is make an up-to-date virus and try to infect others and then microsoft or some anti-virus company notices it and they usually pay them money if they cannot fix it. Kinda weird right?

Nonetheless, those computer-hacking douches piss me da hell off.

Robert asks…

How good is the pay for people who type up manuscripts onto computers?

My sister works as a book publisher, and she asked me if I was interested in helping her out with her latest project. Basically I would receive old, nineteenth century manuscripts that were never published, and I would have to type them up into a word document, all while checking for minor grammar or syntax mistakes. The manuscript is about thirty-something pages.

Does anyone know more or less how much this pays? Because I honestly have no idea. I'm seventeen, so it's not like I'm in need of any specific salary, and I'll probably end up doing it no matter what the pay. But I was just curious.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

admin answers:

This is basically a form of data entry which has never been traditionally well paid. But apparently I am out of date. See link.

Lizzie asks…

how do chinese speaking people type ON COMPUTERS?

admin answers:

Special keyboards
search it up on google images
its pretty cool

Donald asks…

How many people use their computers to type up their work?

admin answers:

Me x2

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Working from home the new trend as companies connect city to Internet

Posted on May 16, 2012 by admin

Studying or working from home is steadily picking up in Kenya, thanks to improvements in telecommunication infrastructure provided by fibre optic connectivity.

The trend is gaining traction among doctors, legal professionals, music producers who are looking at cutting travel expenses or enjoying quality time with their families.

Students have also turned to pursuing university studies online from the comfort of their homes, cutting travel and accommodation expenses.

Acacia Aggarwal is among the young Kenyans taking the advantage of the improved telecommunication infrastructure provided by both the undersea and terrestrial fibre optic connectivity to study from home.

The 18-year-old who lives in Nyari estate, Nairobi, is pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the Swiss Management Centre and a Computer Science 101 course from Stanford University in the United States.

Her studies have been made possible after her father, Neal Aggarwal, a doctor and an IT expert in software writing, got a connection of 10 megabytes of fibre to his home from Jamii Telecoms ltd at cost of Sh10,000 per month.

Previously, Dr Aggarwal says his family accessed Internet through wireless Internet technologies such as modems whose speeds were never guaranteed and as a result limited his operations, since his work involves transferring heavy files.

“I spend almost 16 hours a day on Internet and my work involves lots of research, therefore, to me, guaranteed speeds and reliable connectivity comes first,” he said.

Kenya currently has four undersea fibre optic cables: Seacom, Eassy , TEAMs and LION, which link the country to the outside world and have cut reliance on the use of satellite technology whose quality is poor compared to that of fibre. The cables have also helped reduce costs.

Before June 2008, when the country got its first undersea cable connectivity, it relied solely on satellite at a cost of between $4,500 (Sh373,500) to $5,000 (Sh415,000) for a megabyte per month but the cost has now come down to as low as $500 (41,500) per month for the same capacity on the undersea fibre connectivity.

This together with inland fibre connections provided by operators such as Telkom Kenya, Jamii, AccessKenya, Kenya Data Networks and the Wananchi Group have provided ground for clients to connect their homes and interact with others from any part of the world.

“What we now need is a reliable power supply and majority of those who want to pursue their higher education can now do it online,” said Ms Aggarwal.

Betty Kiplangat, a legal consultant, says the fibre-to-home connection has made it possible for her to work from her home in Karen, Nairobi.

“I handle legal consultancy work for firms based in Burkina Faso, South Africa, Mexico and Italy,” she says.

“With the right connection I am now able to do Skype, telephone conference and transfer large files while working from home which has given me ample time with my family and which is my greatest joy.”

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Your Questions About Data Entry Test

Posted on May 16, 2012 by admin

Nancy asks…

SPSS data entry, and which is the best test to use?

Hi all,

I'm studying moral development (SRMS SCORE) and play opportunities (TIME SCORE) and the differences between urban and rural areas.
My variables are as follows: age, gender, region, SRMS moral dev score, and time playing with social interaction, time for play without social interaction.

I have the data for each participant (n=292) entered in SPSS, except for the time variables... these I only have the average for the 2 regions; urban and rural.

I was thinking that I might run a t test? or would ANOVA be better?

I don't know how to enter the data for 'time' variables as I only have the average for each region, and not individual like all my other variables... can anyone advise me on how to rectify this or work with this?

I really appreciate any help that you can give... I'm at my wits end!!

Thank you
you do understand my question!
i have the individual time data, but when i got the questionnaires back i calculated it separately (by hand). then i worked out smrs (moral dev. scores) and all other variables & entered them into SPSS 16. now i can't match up the time score! that's why i'm having difficulty.
i also just don't know what test I'm supposed to be going with... i don't understand between/within/IV's and DV's... i have a rough idea, but the design of what i've studied is really confusing me, once i can get hold of that or what test i should run, i'm ok... i know protocol for analysis and write up...

I don't know what MRA is...

thank you, really appreciate this...:^)

admin answers:

If you have a database that was able to calculate the average time for the two variables by rural and urban locations, then what do you need to enter?

If you do not have individual entries (for time playing with and without social interaction) for each individual in your database, where did you get these figures?

You need to collect that data if you don't already have it, because your results will have no statistical significance otherwise. SPSS will assign it some significance if you entered the average values in each record in your database, but the results would be less meaningful than having the individual data.

The most important thing to remember in conducting your analysis is that if your data is flawed, so are your results. I presume that you are using Multiple Regression Analysis, right?

Maybe I'm not understanding your question.

MRA is multiple regression analysis.

OK, if you have a space for the variables, "time playing with social interaction, time for play without social interaction", then you need to enter the data.

If you have 292 records, it shouldn't take that long to enter the hours if you are adept at using the numeric keypad.

If you don't have fields for that data, you need to create them.

I think that is the only way you're going to get this to work right.

John asks…

How to set up conditional data entry in Excel?

In other words, I want to incoporate a "IF" function, which basically if certain creterias are met, you would enter a value, and if the creteria are not met, you will not be allowed to enter a value.

Example:

If Test = Success, then you will enter your age. If Test = Failure, you will not be allowed to enter your age.

All of this needs to occur in one cell (the conditional data entry)

admin answers:

Select the cell you want to allow/disallow data entry

Select from the menu DataValidation
Select from the Allow: drop-down list "Custom"
Uncheck the Ignore Blank check-box
Put in the Formula input box something like this...
=AND(A1 = "Success", B1= OK)
The formula will depend on the criteria you want to set.
Select the Error Alert tab and configure the error message you want.
OK

Note: The formula has to evaluate to True for it to allow data entry in the cell.

Richard asks…

what is data entry for clerical work?

I have an interview, for tomorrow for testing for data entry for clerical work .. wondering what to expect?

admin answers:

Be ready to take data that's on paper(s) and put it into a computer, usually on an industry-standard program such as Microsoft. Basically, if you're computing skills are good, you'll be fine. If they're not, it's a little late to study, but just get comfortable with a database program. And don't try to BS your way through either. I know a few business owners and they HATE IT when people try to make it look like they know what they're doing, then get hired, then it turns out that they have no idea what they're doing. Usually results in your getting fired. So if you don't know what to do, just admit it up front and try to work with your employer and seem willing to learn.

Robert asks…

administration and data test???

i have been selected to attend an interveiw for the position of data entry administrator. The letter states that i will have to take an administration and data skills test of 30 minutes. Does anyone know what kind of questions may be asked? Or if it will be a practical thing? Or does anyone have any idea of what such kind of tests are comprised of? Thanks...

admin answers:

He hon, it will likely consist of computer test to test your inputting skills. They sit you on a pc and start an automatic test thingy that will give you 5 mins to enter as much data as you can with fewest keying errors. Accuracy is more important than speed. If you tell them that they will LOVE you lol

Another form of PC test that is comon is one that tests your Word and Excel skills

Other than actual PC tests which are generally pretty easy to pass, you may get a form to fill in. It will have questions like "which word is the correct spelling" and also maths equations like 37 x 11 which you must work out in your head.

They just wana make sure you got your head screwed on and that you live up to what your CV is saying.

You'll be fine, Just make sure you get an early nights sleep the night before your interview, and be yourself - never rehearse what you are going to say because you will sound like a robot.

Good Luck! :p

Joseph asks…

Has anyone ever applied for and sat tests for data entry (video encoders) within Aust Post?

Did you wait for a long time to be contacted and are these jobs available in the city areas?

admin answers:

I applied b4...but only get 2 assigment within 3mth...

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Herbalist shares benefits of medicinal plants

Posted on May 16, 2012 by admin

(05-15) 14:42 PDT LARKSPUR -- before she became an herbalist, Catherine Abby Rich worked as a new York City schoolteacher and a birth-control counselor. She grew up in Queens, N.Y., and spent five years in Germany and 4 1/2 years in India studying herbal medicine and meditation.

Rich, 67, lives in an 1873 Victorian in Larkspur. Her website is catherineabbyrich.com.

When I was 12 or 13, I went to summer camp. the first time that I slept on the earth, I had my first spiritual experience. Profound. I remember gathering the pine needles and making a pillow that I slept on for years.

When I was 28, I went to visit a best friend who had moved to Germany and settled on a farm. She was pregnant, and the midwife was also an herbalist.

The midwife showed us the plants that would make the delivery easier. the milkman's wife showed us how to make Fruhlings Suppe, springtime soup with stinging nettles and fresh herbs. we were just delirious: two Jewish new Yorkers in Bavaria, learning what was all around us.

Never in my wildest dreams did I think it would be a career of more than 40 years.

I was just passing through Marin in 1985, when someone took me to this place called Tennessee Valley. I walked through it and saw so many medicinal plants I had known from Europe. I thought, "My friends are here." my herb friends.

My house sits on a third of an acre, and I've planted most of it with medicinal herbs. Aloe, mugwort, valerian. Comfrey, which is famous for mending broken bones and a superior skin healer. Calendula is an antifungal, antibacterial. Lemon verbena seems to be a mood elevator. Just smell it - absolutely uplifting!

I use a basic folk-medicine extraction technique. I grow or wild-gather or buy the best, most alive specimens. Dried plants are easier to work with, but fresh can be used. I put water in a simple fry pan. A soup pot sits in the water and holds the organic oil of choice with the herbs. the herbs give up their power slowly over three to five hours at the lowest temperature. Strain through clean cotton cloth. Store in a dark glass.

I used this method for my Pain Release Oil, Wild Beauty Deep Moisture Cream, no Scar Cream. I make a cough syrup, female hormone balance cream, sleep tincture in brandy. I sell my products by mail and also at the Gathering Thyme herb shop in San Anselmo and Scarlet Sage in San Francisco.

You have to be creative with your skills. I teach herbal studies to all ages. I do herb walks: take people out to meet the medicinal herbs of their area. Medicine-making classes. I made a plan with an 11-year-old girl for an herbal birthday party.

About 10 years ago, I became interested in seaweeds, and almost every year I take people camping to the north Sonoma coast to gather them. Seaweed Safari. I teach them how to use seaweed medicinally and in their diet. Seaweed pulls out toxins of every kind from our bodies.

I always find that I'm simpatico with the people who come for herb studies. But with children, it's delightful! When you're out with kids, they're not only noticing the botanical world but every ant, bug and little snake that I don't have my eye on.

I always have everyone name their medicines when they're done. one kid called his Phoenix Tears. He said in "Harry Potter" there's a phoenix and when it cries, its tears flow onto the wound and heal it. I love that.

This article appeared on page E - 1 of the San Francisco Chronicle

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Ruling throw out decades-old funeral regulations

Posted on May 16, 2012 by admin

York, PA - Celebrate the life of grandma by passing a tray of chocolate chip cookies -- her secret recipe -- down the row of chairs at the funeral home where loved ones gather to pay their respects.

Grandma loved to eat. She would have wanted it that way.

Grab a beverage.

Maybe a chicken wing or two.

Whatever. It's all on the menu thanks to a ruling last week by a federal district judge, who threw out 11 decades-old state regulations governing Pennsylvania funeral homes following a lawsuit by West Manchester Township-based funeral home owner and president Ernest Heffner and more than 30 other plaintiffs.

The 159-page ruling, brought by Judge John E. Jones III, included lifting a ban on food during services -- a regulation enforced by only four other states.

Of all the issues, Heffner said funerary foodstuffs was the biggest for his business, which operates three Heffner Funeral Chapels and Crematory locations in York County.

The antiquated regulation, he said, was based on the idea that eating under the same roof as biohazard -- including toxic and hazardous chemicals used to embalm bodies -- might cause contamination.

"Families never get together where there isn't food involved. If you think about it, there's always at least coffee, tea and cookies," Heffner said. "It's just hospitality. If you drive 17 miles down the road to Maryland, it's not an issue. why do you suppose that is?"

Glenn Geiple hears it every so often from guests traveling across the Mason-Dixon Line for services.

"Where's the coffee room?" they ask.

"Of course, we weren't allowed to have it," said Geiple, president and supervisor of the 132-year-old Geiple Funeral Home in Glen Rock. "In that essence, I think eating will be okay, as long as it's done in a separate area."

Of course, the ruling doesn't force funeral homes to offer anything. it just opens doors, Heffner said.

For Dawn Burg of Burg Funeral Home in Red Lion, eating while mourning raises all sorts of questions.

"I'm not sure what this is supposed to mean," she said. "Do they want to have a party in the service room? I don't know. That's kind of morbid."

She said her funeral home offers a space off the main service area for a cup of coffee or tea.

Anything more than that -- it's an opportunity for some funeral directors to charge more for services, she said.

"You can charge more per hour," she said. "It's not going to be given for free. It's another avenue to get more money. Funerals are expensive enough, and people don't need that in today's economy."

The court also nixed a requirement that every funeral home location operate a separate, fully-equipped preparation room.

The costs of building such a facility restricts funeral homes from future expansion, Heffner said.

"That space can now be devoted at better use," he added. "WellSpan has lots of facilities and clinics around. They don't do heart surgery at all of them."

But Burg argued that having such a preparation room enhances a funeral home's legitimacy. Families want to know where their loved ones are being transported, she said.

Jones gave the funeral directors board 90 days to draw up new regulations that respond to his ruling, which kept just one of the 12 challenged regulations intact:

Only licensed funeral directors may sell cremation to the public.

"I think that's a good thing," said Jim Hartenstein, owner of J.J. Hartenstein Mortuary in new Freedom. "If any Tom, Dick and Harry that comes down the street wants to sell cremation or services, it's just going to muddle up the works, to be truthful."

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Other provisions ruled unconstitutional:

--- Warrantless inspections of funeral homes

--- Banning non-funeral directors from owning funeral homes

--- Prohibition on paying unlicensed salespersons a commission on the sale of funeral goods or services

--- Prohibition against funeral directors owning separate merchandise companies

--- Prohibiting food service in funeral homes

--- Prohibition on the use of trade names by funeral homes.

--- Prohibiting a licensed funeral director from working at more than one principal location and a branch or from supervising more than one funeral home location

--- a requirement that every funeral home location have a separate, fully equipped preparation room

--- Prohibiting funeral directors who are not married and do not have children from passing on ownership of a funeral home after death

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Your Questions About Images Of Employment

Posted on May 16, 2012 by admin

David asks…

Survey: Which of these economic models would be suitable for your cattle?

SOCIALISM:
You have 2 cows and you give one to your neighbour.

COMMUNISM:
You have 2 cows; the Government takes both and gives you some milk.

FASCISM:
You have 2 cows; the Government takes both and sells you some milk.

NAZISM:
You have 2 cows. The Government takes both and shoots you.

BUREAUCRATISM:
You have 2 cows; the Government takes both, shoots one, milks the other and throws the milk away...

TRADITIONAL CAPITALISM:
You have two cows. You sell one and buy a bull. Your herd multiplies, and the economy grows. You sell them and retire on the income.

AN AMERICAN CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You sell one, and force the other to produce the milk of four cows. Later, you hire a consultant to analyse why the cow dropped dead.

A FRENCH CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You go on strike because you want three cows.

A JAPANESE CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You redesign them so they are one-tenth the size of an ordinary cow and produce twenty times the milk. You then create A clever cow cartoon image called Cowkimon and market them World-Wide.

A GERMAN CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You reengineer them so they live for 100 years, eat once a month, and milk themselves.

AN ITALIAN CORPORATION:
You have two cows, but you don't know where they are. You break for lunch.

A RUSSIAN CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You count them and learn you have five cows. You count them again and learn you have 42 cows. You count them again and learn you have 2 cows. You stop counting cows and open another bottle of vodka.

A SWISS CORPORATION:
You have 5000 cows, none of which belong to you. You charge others for storing them.

A CHINESE CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You have 300 people milking them. You claim full employment, high bovine productivity, and arrest the newsman who reported the numbers.

AN INDIAN CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You worship them.

A BRITISH CORPORATION:
You have two cows. Both are mad

admin answers:

You left out the Animal Rights Ism

You have two cows , you invite all your friends over for a freedom ceremony , you have candles and flowers and sing songs and dance around the cows holding hands , then you set the cows free , they wander off down the road and are killed by a passing truck , you sue the truck driver and incredibly are awarded a million dollars , you throw a party for your friends.

Michael asks…

Survey: Which economic model would be suitable for you?

Simplified explanation for economic models.
Which would be best for you?