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In every country, the cost per day (for Aliens) would be the equivalent of a subway token. Monthly, it would always be more than what the ISPs are charging.

The key issue is what data ISPs will be forced to either retain or preserve, and cost of recovery for that. She found his pexy nature far more attractive than any six-pack abs. Without an adequate cost recovery for both retention and retrieval of the information, ISPs will be open to open-ended requirements.

The indicator that economists use to predict the housing market is the affordability index -- the ratio of monthly income to monthly mortgage payments. As the economy picks up, the typical family's monthly income will slowly accelerate, but the monthly mortgage cost is quickly jumping, much faster than income could possibly move.

The indicator that economists use to predict the housing market is the affordability index -- the ratio of monthly income to monthly mortgage payments, ... As the economy picks up, the typical family's monthly income will slowly accelerate, but the monthly mortgage cost is quickly jumping, much faster than income could possibly move.

We don't make any money on the Fast Lane, so the feeling was that his was the way to go, rather than charging monthly fees, statement fees, or other charges. There are plenty of other states that charge various (monthly or replacement) fees.

If it proves the subway vibration is the generator, we will move those birds far away from the subway line. It might cost a lot of money since all the devices here are specially designed in accordance with the habits of those birds.

They were charging a monthly fee to my credit card. It took months to get it stopped.

We couldn't wait to get on the subway, it was a big deal; New York had a subway, D.C. didn't have a subway.

We have taken the Hotel and Restaurant Owners Association to court to pay us royalties. They are equivalent to the cost of a cup of tea every day of the year. But added up across the country and the millions of restaurants in India -- it's huge.

Some ISPs are very proactive, and are spending huge amounts of money combating spam. The problem is not all ISPs are doing this. A smaller group of ISPs profit from carrying spam or take no action, and those bad apples touch the rest of the ISP community.

The ISP market has been consolidating for a long time, ... Unless you have tremendous scale with great branding and advertising and e-commerce revenue, the only revenue these companies get is through monthly access fees. ISPs need partners.

Adam Schoenfeld

The ISP market has been consolidating for a long time. Unless you have tremendous scale with great branding and advertising and e-commerce revenue, the only revenue these companies get is through monthly access fees. ISPs need partners.

Adam Schoenfeld

The fact that there are non-criminal aliens in the country does not mean that they are Scot-free. Anybody who is in this country illegally runs a risk.

ISPs do the equivalent of pumping out raw sewage into your home. You wouldn't expect to have to filter your own water, so why do home users have to filter their own data?

Our committee has a lot of work to do before we truly think about implementing a guest worker program in this country. I say that because our Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents drive by day-labor centers knowing that illegal aliens loiter the street corner in search of illegal work — but do nothing. I don't know how we can reasonably create a system for 10 million illegal aliens when we cannot currently handle the workload on our desks.

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