1. Implementation is tricky. Read any book on the TCP/IP protocal suite to see why.
2. The amount taxed will increase. We know this from the history of taxing itself. There is also the fact that money will be needed to determine how much a person is to be taxed.
3. This will require all currnet EU located email addresses to be "reregistered" so they can bill the email senders.
4. This will hamper communications especially in the area of internet groups. People will no longer be able to join large email based comminuties without a member getting stuck with the bill.
5. If the email servers do not bill their customers directly they will bill their advertisers more and that will increase internet prices hindering EU internet consumers.
6. If the email servers do not bill their customers directly they will bill their advertisers more and that will increase internet prices. I believe that increase in advertising price will force companys to abandon the EU mail server market and either look for other ways to increase product awareness or spend money in the US or emerging CHINA.
7. Enforcement. Will they spend money to monitor traffic and ensure a household pays its $.03 tax on a home email server.
A way to view numerically, graph, and analyze trends in sugars and insulin injections up to 6 months.
An automatic pager to notify parents and Dr.'s when kids have complications. (highs, lows, coma, ect.)
A way for Dr.'s to update them remotely and upload the data from them.
Projected A1C's.
Automatic insulin dosage calculation based on perscribed ratios.
Cheap test strips (GOOD LUCK).
Recharge dock
Ability to take normal batteries as well as rechargeables for the just in case
-ALL- other medical data needed for emergencies with quick access for the ER's and clinics
Pedometer to measure exercise and calories
Intigrated IPod and digital camera
Remote detonator in "James Bond Limited Edition"
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Seven Reasons This is a Really Really Bad Idea:
1. Implementation is tricky. Read any book on the TCP/IP protocal suite to see why.
2. The amount taxed will increase. We know this from the history of taxing itself. There is also the fact that money will be needed to determine how much a person is to be taxed.
3. This will require all currnet EU located email addresses to be "reregistered" so they can bill the email senders.
4. This will hamper communications especially in the area of internet groups. People will no longer be able to join large email based comminuties without a member getting stuck with the bill.
5. If the email servers do not bill their customers directly they will bill their advertisers more and that will increase internet prices hindering EU internet consumers.
6. If the email servers do not bill their customers directly they will bill their advertisers more and that will increase internet prices. I believe that increase in advertising price will force companys to abandon the EU mail server market and either look for other ways to increase product awareness or spend money in the US or emerging CHINA.
7. Enforcement. Will they spend money to monitor traffic and ensure a household pays its $.03 tax on a home email server.
what is the name of this new version. I hope its Flying Monkey, i love those things, there just so funny.
A way to view numerically, graph, and analyze trends in sugars and insulin injections up to 6 months. An automatic pager to notify parents and Dr.'s when kids have complications. (highs, lows, coma, ect.) A way for Dr.'s to update them remotely and upload the data from them. Projected A1C's. Automatic insulin dosage calculation based on perscribed ratios. Cheap test strips (GOOD LUCK). Recharge dock Ability to take normal batteries as well as rechargeables for the just in case -ALL- other medical data needed for emergencies with quick access for the ER's and clinics Pedometer to measure exercise and calories Intigrated IPod and digital camera Remote detonator in "James Bond Limited Edition"