I've dated off this site (Love@AOL). The men are cruising for a hookup for sure.

• totally off the subject - porr
  • A "man" thing? What the heck is a "man thing?" - MT2
  • Do you mean things like Match.com? - hmm
  • Normal people don't need to hook up from behind a monitor - sm
    • normal? Normal means you have a.....S/M - preconceived notion of what sanity is....
    • I'm completely normal and met my normal husband online. sm - R
      • you continually say completely normal....sm - ridiculous!! What's normal today?....
        • I used "normal" multiple times only because the post I responded to used "normal" as the - R
          • my D.C. analogy...................sm - What's normal today?....
      • Maybe I misunderstood the OP's concern. Pardon if my response doesn't pertain. nm - R
    • So totally not true. I hook up after talking with them on - at home worker
    • Hmmm I'm none of those things and I am on a couple of dating sites. SM - Blu
  • Friend's husband does this (sm) - my view
    • I've dated off this site (Love@AOL). The men are cruising for a hookup for sure. - 60% are said to be married men.
      • also millionairematch.com Many on there that - passing through

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We're going on our fifth cruise in May.  IT all depends upon your lifestyle as to what you would prefer.  We've only cruised on Carnival and haven't changed because we're afraid we wouldn't like the others as much.  We've never been disappointed with anything on their cruises.  My hubby does not like to dress up on vacation, but the option is there if you wish...or not at all. This is great.  IF you like to party, hear others having a good time, etc., but not get out of hand, Carnival works well for you.  We can mix with every kind of people and highly prefer that, so it's a great cruise line for us.  I would highly recommend them and don't know if we'll ever try another.

I see "newly defined FT employee classification w/flexible...

I see New Part-Time employee classification w/flexible ...

I see Opportunity for PTO for part-time employees and increased PTO of up to ....

but I don't see nuttin about STATUTORY EMPLOYEES.......Statutory is not part-time

The medical transcription business is drawing people from other sectors. That’s because the income can be quite substantial. Transcriptionists are paid anywhere between 60 paise to Rs 2.0 per line. At a minimum of 6 hours and transcribing 800 lines per day, transcriptionists can make around Rs 1,200 a day. Working 26 days a month, they earn more than Rs 30,000 (USD 450 - 500) a month. They send their reports to an Editor for proof-reading who are paid upwards of Rs 40,000 per month. 

As a result, hundreds of professionals are quitting their regular jobs to assist US doctors in transcribing their conversation with patients. X-ray, pathology, surgery and discharge reports of US patients are also being transcribed out of India.

To be a transcriptionist, an aspirant has to acquire skills in medical terminology. The next step is the editor. Level three is a quality analyst (QA) who has to work out of the office of the MT firm.

It’s a daily ritual for thousands of homemakers across India. After sending husbands to work and kids to school, they download voice files and start transcribing medical illnesses of patients in the US.  

Sowly, medical transcription from home is becoming a phenomenon, particularly in tier-II cities where the BPO boom hasn’t yet caught on and educated women are still not being encouraged to venture out of home.

“Almost half of our 600 home employees are women. Working from home allows them to spend more time with family,” said Mr Rajiv Shetye, VP, Spryance, a Boston-based medical transcription firm which now has 1,200 employees in India.

According to estimates, India has about 100 medical transcription companies and the big ones include Accusis, Spryance, Stheris and Heartland. About 10,000 people work in the $120 million-strong industry.

Still, there is a lot of untapped potential. The US market for market transcription is about $12 bn per annum, which is more than double the BPO exports of India. More than 700 million hospital events need to be recorded every year. According to Nasscom, about 1.6 lakh such transcriptionists will be needed in India by 2008. Earnings depend on how much time a person is able to devote. Billing is based on the number of lines transcribed.

HARSIMRAN SINGH

I find it to be a really easy platform to learn and to use. I've used it for 2-1/2 years now. It has its own expansion program and I also find it really user-friendly.

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But this article states it would only affect new customers right now.  So I am upset over nothing.  I went through heck with BellSouth when they charged me a surcharge of an extra 50 a month and then would write a letter saying I had to switch to a long distance service and pay by the minute because of my "excessive" use. They told me the unlimited charge was for an average of an hour a day not somebody who worked out of their home and I needed to switch a business plan at over 200 a month charge.  I switched over to cable because of that and then to read that cable was going to charging on a per use fee and not a flat monthly fee it upset me.  It is the nature of our work, VR, only paying for VBC, having headers and footers taken away, now being charged for being on line, etc.  It just seems that everything is done to keep to insure less money.

used DocQscribe, but I have used Meditech, Cerner, Vianeta, the Precyse platform (I can't remember the name), Dolbey, and  Lanier platform I think was called Cequence (?). 

Out of all the different platforms I have typed on, I have liked EXText the best.  In my opinion, it's very user friendly, easy to learn, and I really like ESP which is the built in abbreviation expander.  Plus it is very easy to create your own normals which I love.  My fingers literally never leave the keyboard because there are macro keys for everything.  You can use your mouse if you prefer or learn the function macros.  I love it.  I think I'm more productive on EXText than with any other platform.

know if I have too many screens opened up and minimized or what. I tried to open a website sent by email and froze up the email screen. Not sure what I am doing.

Would anybody be interested if adminstrators would allow us to have this type of board or even put it on the main board.  Like on this other board they tell you to go to a certain web site for a coupon for 20% off Barnes and Noble or when Target has reduced prices on seasonal things.  Anybody got ideas or bargains they would like to share to save money?   We could call it the MT Stars penny-pinchers board.

Love NOT getting paid while sitting doing my nails too.  It's a real turn on.

I tell all my friends to try it -- sit in front of your computer while you have no money to pay your rent and instead do your nails, you get a real buzz down in the pit of your stomach.