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Work From Home No Start Up Costs

question of Kimberly : Is there anyway to work from home with a 3 year old and make money
I want to know if there is a way to make money from home without having to actually start up costs etc. I do not want people to recruit from under me to either have money. I was from a CSR from home, but with my son that is hard to talk to him and cry? Does anyone know of a true work from home job. I need to about 10 dollars or more per hour Best answer:.

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Assess your situation: you are at home taking care of your 3-year-old. That’s what you do now. The only problem: No one pays you dafür.Lösung: you are someone who needs a babysitter, and is willing and able to find, you pay for the reputation of their children .. They are paid and your child gets to other children every day. They both profitieren.In most states you do not even need need a license if you would suggest to take a first aid class and of course only for a family babysitten.Ich … You need to find out what the going rate for daycare in your area.

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American mailboxes – Hope Street … Tired of inequality? (September 12, 2013 03.05 clock) – Read an excerpt from the average over …

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It is a radical departure from the America of 40 or 50 years ago. Cowen believes the rich are more numerous, and become even more powerful. The older people will hold onto their benefits … the young, not so much. Millions of people who had a middle-class existence expected may need to seek something else ……… ***** All images are copyrighted by their respective authors ……… *** ATTENTION, PLEASE NOTE …. marsmet474 Photo Stream … Page 2 www.flickriver.com/photos/104178037 @ N08 / ….. … Item 1) …. Tired of inequality? An economist says it will only get worse … … NPR … www.npr.org/2013/ … Art and Life> Books> Author interviews from NPR STAFF12. September 2013 03.05 clock www.npr.org/2013/09/12/221425582/tired-of-inequality-one- .. . Tyler Cowen Economist has some advice for what to do about America’s income inequality: Get used to it. In his latest book, Average Is Over, Cowen puts his forecast for the U.S. economy, which is heading, like it or not: “I think we will see a thinning of the middle class,” he tells NPR’s Steve Inskeep. “We will see a lot of individuals rising up to much greater riches. And we will also see more people in a kind of clustering of the lower middle class existence.” ……………. ……. img code photo … Tyler Cowen Economist media.npr.org/assets/img/2013/09/11/istock_000006025149xs … Tyler Cowen Economist believes that income inequality in the United States only. His new book is called average over: Powering America on the age of the Great Stagnation. Ilka Erika Szasz-Fabian / iStockphoto.com ………………….. It is a radical departure from the America of 40 or 50 years ago. Cowen believes the rich are more numerous, and become even more powerful. The older people will hold onto their benefits … the young, not so much. Millions of people who had a middle-class existence expected may need to seek something else. “Imagine a very large class of Bohemian style, say, lives in parts of Brooklyn,” Cowen says. “… It will be culturally upper or upper-middle class, but it will be the income of the lower middle class., You can life that are quite happy and rewarding, but they do not have much savings. There is a certain fragility of existence. “………………………….. img code photo …. Average over media.npr.org / assets / baker taylor / covers / a / Average-is-over … average about turning America on the age of the Great Stagnationvon Tyler Cowen Hardcover, 290 pages Purchase digital culture Nonfiction Science & Health Business & Economy More on this book: … NPR reviews, interviews and more … Read an excerpt …………………….. Some people, he says, can only find a new definition of happiness that costs less money. Cowen says this extension is the result of a shift in the economy. Computer will play a larger role and people who work with computers can do a lot. He also says that everyone be classified ruthless – every piece of their lives, monitored, tracked and recorded. — Interview highlights … On how we all are valued, all the time “Everything is evaluated. Everything is a Yelp review. And if you’re a worker, you are going to be there, such as credit scores., It already to some extent. How reliable are you? How many jobs have you done? Were there any lawsuits filed against you? How many speeding tickets? And I think that we as individuals we often find the transition to a world in which we very much more accurately measure. But these oppressive. “. … On how it will be “easier” for talented people to become rich “I think what will happen is because we measure better, and over time, people who are really talented, millionaires will become much easier. So I think we’re from a country, instead of talking about the one percent, it will move the 15 percent, for example. But there is less to be a second chance in this world, and that’s what I think is very difficult. “. … On how it will be harder to recover from early failures “I think what happens is when there are more and better measurement, it is as credit scores. Once you have a bad credit score, yes, it is possible to fix it but as you probably know, it is quite difficult. So I think it is people who are early in their lives to reward disciplined, and that will help a lot of people, but it will also harm some others. “. … On what it all means for upward mobility “I think for many people is upward mobility much easier We see a tremendous amount of global upward mobility, which is very fast and all of a sudden, and undiscovered people have a chance -. Above the Internet with computers – to prove themselves very quickly, so I think the history of mobility will be a rather complicated, we will have a new kind of meritocracy, but even here there is a meritocracy, the more oppressive and in some way through.. rapid measurement and this requirement is that the person who really prove in any way itself will be perceived as oppressive. “. … When you return to an era of inequality ………………………. img code photo … Tyler Cowen media.npr.org/assets/img/2013/09/11/tylercowen_custom-8e4 … Tyler Cowen is a professor of economics at George Mason University. He is also the author of The Great Stagnation, economist gets lunch, good and plentiful and save Economy. He blogs at Tyler Cowen image Marginal Revolution.Enlarge is Professor of Economics at George Mason University. He is also the author of The Great Stagnation, economist gets lunch, good and plentiful and save Economy. He blogs at Marginal Revolution. Stephen Gosling / Courtesy Dutton Adult …………………. “It will be a very strange world, I think. We will be back. We strange interlude not see on historical levels of inequality postwar America as a kind of repeats., It is not the dreams that we all had that practically climb all income in lockstep to three percent per year. It hurts that up. It will mean some very real increases in economic vulnerability to a lot of people. “. … On how this economic creativity can promote “I think it will be fantastic creative. I think a lot of people will be freed from many oppressive manufacturing jobs, or a lot of service jobs, for they shall be carried out by computers. It is the world’s best education available and free delivery online. I think there’s a lot about this future, enormous, will be fantastic exciting. “. … As to whether we can help the task of improving the poorest people of the nation their status “I absolutely do not want to give up But if the question is.” Is the increase in inequality inevitable, “it’s probably the question is:. What the way to deal with it, so that even if income inequality increases, perhaps happiness inequality is not in the same way “.. … On the old adage that the poor happier than the rich, “I do not think that’s true. But I think people who are not rich can be very happy. And I think the opportunities in this new world, happy to be, with many more opportunities to be creative, to be online to educate yourself -., there are many more opportunities to be happy It’s not to say everyone is going to take it or be equipped to take them, but it will be a lot of new ways to chance. “. — Read an excerpt of the average over www.npr.org/books/titles/221423095/average-is-over-poweri .. . Excerpt: average on work and wages in iWorld This book is far from all good news. Young and without a job remains stubbornly widespread. The wages for young people lucky enough to get a job, fell. Inflation Adjusted wages for young high school graduates were 11 percent more in 2000 than they were more than a decade later, and (only four years) decreased inflation-adjusted wages of young college graduates by more than 5 percent. The unemployment rate for young college graduates for years in the neighborhood of 10 percent and underemployment near 20 percent is now running. The sad truth is that many young people face reduced job opportunities, even several years after the formal end of the recession in 2009, when the economy began to expand again after a historic contraction. Many people see the erosion of their economic future. The labor market problems of young-which you are-a observed in many countries harbinger of the new world of work to come. Without the proper training means that as never before closed of ways. At the same time, the very top earners, who often have advanced university degree, earn a lot more. Average over is the buzzword of our time, and it is likely more so to apply for our future. This maxim is the quality of your work may even apply to your most intimate relationship to your income to where you live, your education and the education of your children, and. To see marriages, families, companies, countries, cities and regions all a greater division in the material results, namely, they will either rise upwards in terms of quality or make with unimpressive results. These trends are some pretty simple and hard-to-reverse-forces: increasing the productivity of intelligent machines, the economic globalization and the cleavage of modern economies in both very stagnant industries and some very dynamic industries. Consider the iPhone. The iPhone is made at the global level, and it connects computer, internet, communication and artificial intelligence in a blockbuster, game-changing innovation. It reflects so many of the things that is good our world today, in fact great at. Today’s iPhone would have been in 1985, the most powerful computer in the world, as recently ago. However, to give two are contrasted sectors, typical air travel did not go faster than it did in 1970, and it is not clear that our K-12 education system has improved a lot. This imbalance in the technological growth will have some surprising effects. For example, more and more workers will come to be divided into two categories. The key questions are: Are you good at dealing with intelligent machines, or not? Are your skills complementary to the capabilities of the computer, or the computer is better to do without you? Worst of all, you’re competing against the computer? Are computers helping people in China and India compete against you? If you and your skills to be a supplement to the computer, your wage and labor market prospects are likely to be happy. If your skills do not complement the computer, you may want to address the mismatch. More and more people are beginning to fall on one side of the divide or the other. That’s why average is over. This insight clarifies many important issues, such as we reform our education, where new jobs are coming from and why (some) wages might start rising again, which regions will see skyrocketing property prices and empty out why get some company smarter and smarter, while others are just trying to ship product out the door, and people are much more and which employees to move to low-rent areas, to make ends meet, and like shopping, dating and meeting all change negotiations. What lies ahead is a very surprising time, and it is likely that new technologies emerging is already us from what I see in an earlier book called lead “the great stagnation.” It is true that there have been a persistent slowdown in real economic growth in the Western world and Japan, but this book suggests that could change as plausible. It is not new technology per se, it’s how some of us will use them. The technology of intelligent machines can conjure up sci-fi visions of the rebellious robot or computer, and may feel love or to manifest themselves gods. The reality of progress on the ground is on an integration of functions, rather than could be described in a thing like this based “artificial intelligence.” What is happening is an increase in the ability of machines to replace for intelligent human work, whether we these machines “AI”, “software”, “smartphone”, “superior hardware and storage”, “better integrated systems”, or a combination want to call the above. This is the wave that will lift, or that to empty it. The fascination of technology and the future of work has some fascinating writings, including Martin Ford classic the lights in the tunnel, the recent and excellent eBook Race Against the Machine by Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee, and Ray Kurzweil Futurist work on how people inspired will merge with the technology. Debates about the mechanization periodically emerge, especially in the 1930s and in the 1960s, but now again in our new millennium. Average over builds on these influential works and tries to go beyond them in terms of detail and width. On these pages I paint a vision of a future that appears really strange at first, but at least for me is also discomfortingly familiar and intuitive indeed. As a blogger and business writer, I think the question I most often get from readers is-by far-something like: “What are the low-and medium-skilled jobs of the future look like,” This question is on everyone’s mind with a new urgency, but it goes back to David Ricardo and Charles Babbage in the nineteenth century. Ricardo was one of the leading economists of his time, who was on “the machinery question,” wrote Babbage while the spiritual father of the modern computer and he-not by chance-wrote how radical mechanization went to work redesign. These issues have emerged as culturally central again, because we are the whole point of a technological revolution once again. It is increasingly clear that a machine intelligence can solve fast growing repertoire of problems. Solutions began at the edge of the interests of the world appear. Deep Blue, an IBM computer that defeated the then world champion Garry Kasparov in a chess game in 1997. Watson, a computer program that beat Ken Jennings man champion on Jeopardy! in 2010 and exceeds most expectations of how quickly this would happen. Interesting developments, yes, but the technological news is always central to our concerns. We are using computer systems to understand on the edge of the totality of human “natural language”, a problem which was considered a very difficult question a few years ago. Just talk to Siri on the iPhone, and it is likely to understand your voice, you give the correct answer and help you to make an appointment. Siri disappointed with their mistakes and often blunt answers, but to it-or-improve its competitors quickly with more data and with the help of crowdsourcing recommendations and improvements. We are close to the point where the available knowledge in the hands of the individual, for questions that can be asked clearly, is not so far from the knowledge of the world. Whether it is through Siri, Google, Wikipedia, there are now almost always a way to ask and more importantly, a way to get the answer in a relatively digestible form. It must be emphasized that every time you utilize Google, on the machine intelligence are dependent. Every time Facebook recommends a new friend for you or sends an ad way. Each time you use GPS to find their way to a party. Do not write off those robots either, even though they may never have to pray to God or pass for human. In 2011, Taiwan-based Foxconn, the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer, announced a plan to increase the use of hundred robots in its factories within three years, making a total of one million robots. Not examine According to recent wage increases in China to a level still low by Western standards, the company, its work so cheap. In the United States as well, the use of industrial robots is booming, and the probable future for North America is that of a coherent economic unit in which the United States, Canada, Mexico and band together to make larger investments in custom robotic production and then with these investments in global manufacturing dominate. Robot-guided mechanical arms are often spent in the operating room and computer more time to fly our aircraft as it pilots. South Korea is with robot prison guards that patrol the experiment, when the prisoners made a mistake and report on the misdeeds. Driverless cars are routed already on the streets of Berlin, Nevada, and Florida and California have bills to computer commanded “driverless cars” to legalize their streets. Google team has test-driven hundreds of thousands of miles with these cars, so far without an accident or major incident, which reported a five-car pile-up happened after a man took over from the computer. Some Google employees have their self-propelled vehicles they take to work. These car-robot does not look like something out of The Jetsons, the driver features on these cars are a bunch of sensors, cables and software. This technology works. It is now a joke that “a modern textile mill employs only a man and a dog the man to feed the dog, and the dog to keep the man from the machine.” From Average is from Tyler Cowen. Copyright 2013 Tyler Cowen. With the permission of Dutton Adult and imprint of Penguin Group USA Abstract … .. Some 4.2 million mortgage borrowers are either seriously delinquent or to pursue their cases referred to lawyers to foreclosure auctions had after LPS Applied Analytics. Of these, two-thirds have no payments at all for at least a year, and almost a third more than two years gone ….. ….. Point 2) …. Yahoo! Finance … Foreclosure limbo: Staying without paying. … CNNmoney.com Les Christie, on Thursday, 9 June 2011, 09.45 clock EDT finance.yahoo.com/news/Foreclosure-limbo-Staying-cnnm-989 .. . Charles and Jill Segal have not made a mortgage payment in nearly five years – but they continue to live in their five-bedroom West Palm Beach, Florida home. Lynn, from St. Petersburg, Florida, has been without pay for three years lived. Located in Thousand Oaks, Calif., an actor has missed 30 payments, and he still has not lost his home. You are not alone. Some 4.2 million mortgage borrowers are either seriously delinquent or to pursue their cases referred to lawyers to foreclosure auctions had after LPS Applied Analytics. Of these, two-thirds have no payments at all for at least a year, and disappeared almost a third more than two years. These cases can go on and on. Nationwide, it takes an average of 565 days on borrowers in default, exclude from their first missed payments to the final auction. In New York, the average is 800 days and in Florida, where the “robo-signing” issue is particularly combative, it’s 807 If they want to fight evictions hard, borrowers can remain even longer while their cases are worked through in their homes even. The Segal have done that – in court. They bought their house in 2003 with an adjustable rate mortgage. After a few years, their monthly payments tripled to 000, as well as their home-inspection business was cratering. The Segal want the bank to modify the mortgage payments, are affordable, and they think that the court agree that their lender put them into a toxic loan. “The evidence will show that we were defrauded,” said Jill Segal. If they lose, of course, they will finally leave. And, unfortunately, more than 50 months missed mortgage payments are not translated into big savings. “It’s very hard to save,” said Jill Segal. “Our company’s billing is 90% off and my husband works only about four days a week.” Lynn, who did not want her last name used, purchased a two-bedroom on Tampa Bay in 1998 for 5,000. Since the value of the property at the water skyrocketed, eventually reaching 0000, she refinanced twice (once to expand a business), and took out a second mortgage. She now owes more than 0000 on the homepage, which is only worth 5000. Living in this foreclosure limbo is “Hell,” Lynn said. “I feel like I’m locked in a box. I work for a financial organization and if this came out, it could cost me my job.” She is still hoping to negotiate the loan. In the meantime, small things bother them. “A few years ago I lost my dog ​​and I can not think of a new decision,” she said. If they move, they can not be sure that it somewhere that allows pets to go. The actor from Thousand Oaks, Calif. began having problems during the screenwriters strike in late 2007, followed by a threat of a strike by the Screen Actors Guild. He has grown with his work on a lender mortgage modification, submitting page after page of documents, which are often misplaced or waited so long for the bank to examine them that they are too old to use. His ideal outcome is changed, the loan and get all his late fees waived. He feels too right, because the bank advised him to stopped paying in the first place to qualify government programs for one of the foreclosure. He was previously had missed only one payment. Small acting parts, teaching acting classes and even artisans work – meantime, he has has several income streams with cobblestones. “In some ways I feel like I’m happy because I did not have to pay any ‘rent’ for 30 months,” he said. But he feels like he’s always under a cloud. “I have not slept in three years,” he said. “It’s frightening. I have to have the ultimate poker face in front of my children.” Ruben Martinez, a Staten Iceland, NY, man trapped in a particularly bad adjustable rate mortgage, stopped paying more than three years ago. His attorney, Robert Brown, has managed to stave off a foreclosure. Martinez, still struggling to find work, has little savings despite the missed payments. He has to earn an income as a pastor and consulting for non-profit organization, family counseling. “There’s pressure on me every day,” he said. “I have a wife, three daughters and two grandchildren. Where will we live?” .. ………………………………………….. . ……………….. ………………………………………….. ……………….. ………………………………………….. …

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