They are 4 1/1s and gross income is $2k/month ($500/pc).

speak to a librarian in the business section of most large public libraries.

At the very least, spend some time reading here, and reading a dozen books (free at your local library) before you plunk down any money for education.

It is a PDF document in there document library.

I am going to get the details of the case at the court house or library this week.

Otherwise, your contract would look much like a legal library with all kinds of requirements set by law.

Then after a month, you like it, you pay straight to them.For more information on QR - check out http://www.prepressure.com/library/technology/qr-code

It looks completely unprofessional and people will assume you don't know what you are doing.I talk to many small & medium businesses through my volunteer work at Entrepreneurs' Organization (www.eonetwork.org), and there are a lot of companies in the $1m to $10m in annual revenue range who use Google Apps extensively for email and document management.You can get a Google apps account for free and have [email protected] - plus it integrates quite nice with Outlook via their sync tool - so you have the best of both worlds, and your email/contacts/calendar, etc are always in sync between your phone, PC, Laptop, iPad, and whatever else you use.Salesforce.com also has direct integration with Google apps if you use that.Google Apps (free): http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en-GB/group/index.htmlOutlook Sync: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gappssync

Don't forget the library also which has been referred to as the"poor man;s college'.

Here's what the last 80 years of prime rate look like:http://www.moneycafe.com/library/primeratehistory.htm