what is an average life of an ATM ?
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how longs a bit of string
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It beats around 100,000 times per day, pumping 5.5 litres of blood through 150,000km of blood vessels three times every minute. During an average life span, the heart will beat 2.5bn times.
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There is no specific life time fixed for a modem.\nIt depends on usage. Average of 5 hours per day can last the modem for minimum of 7-8 years.
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Not in the US. All states have a version of the Uniform Commercial Code, which posits a 6-month life for all checks. I suppose some states may have expanded the time limit for some kinds of checks, but I wouldn't count on it.\n\nhttp://www.law.cornell.edu/ucc/4/article4.htm#s4-404
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They  say  the  average  life  span  4   some one  on  dialysis  is  about 10  years. BUT  theres  a  age  factor  here and  a health  factor  here  as well.  BEST  ask  your  DR  he  KNOWS  her  health  history+ age.  I wish  you  all  lifes best.(prayer  helps  too)
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no problems\njust like having plastic money\nwhen it runs out u r broke
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Here is a site with all the Cirrus ATMs in the world:  \n\nhttp://www.mastercard.com/us/personal/en/cardholderservices/atmlocations/index.html
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Safety - safe, FDIC insured up to $10K. Unless someone bombs your bank, the money is safe.\n\nGrowth rate - this SUCKS for savingts accts. They give less tthan 1% return. If youre interested in savings accts, use Orange (ingdirect.com) who is offering 3.95% currently - way better, but still not as good as a CD. \n\nInflation Protection - none. Inflation grows faster than the measly 1% return youre getting...\n\nLiquidity - excellent! You can get at it whenever you need to witth an ATM card! \n\nTax avoidance - none. Get sent a 1099 at the end of the year. However, in order to get dinged on your taxes, you need to make more than $600...at 1% interest, that means that you have $600,000 in a savings acct...doubtful at this point.\n\nWhat really irks me is that they take your money and lend it to people, charging 15 - 19%, pocket 14-18% and give you 1%. BS!!!
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Over here in the UK its either Aberdeen, Heriot watt or Imperial, Cambridge is also good but hard to get into unless you have a bank balance that matches Bill Gates! In the states, Berkley in California, ATM (Think thats what it is called) in Texas and another one in Oklahoma with name escapes me at the moment.
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There are 396,000 in the U.S.\nCheck out this site.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_teller_machine
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It seems that if you take care of them they should retain their data for a good long while (wikipedia says 100 years); however, the way most people handle and store them they will only last for a couple of years.\n\nCheck out the wikipedia article on CD-Rs and their lifespans:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD-R#Optimal_storage_conditions_and_expected_lifespan\n\nThis guy also has some interesting information on the subject:\nhttp://www.practicalpc.co.uk/computing/storage/cdrlifespan.htm
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Example: If your car warranty is for 5 years, that is time-based maintenance.  If it is for 50,000 miles, that is condition based maintenance.\n\nBecause aging equipment can have higher failure rates, today's utilities have to increasingly consider the efficiency of their maintenance and replacement policies.\n\nAbout 10 years after the current average 25-year service life, aging processes will gradually increase the risk of faults of a wave of components, dependent on operational conditions. Reliability may decrease severely unless effective measures are taken using additional knowledge of the physical condition of the component and its failure causes.\n\nCondition-based maintenance (CBM) avoids the high costs of intensified time-driven tasks independent of condition. It addresses specific, effective tasks to the needs as indicated by diagnostic inspections. In comparison with time-based maintenance (TBM) the benefits of CBM result from maintenance savings and lifetime extension. In that respect, CBM can provide a more adequate management tool to meet the terminal behavior of the equipment.
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when you die...or about 1 month after you die....or when they run out of cash, whichever comes first.
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It really all depends on where you live, because although there are several banks which span the country they may not have a branch and/or ATM close by.\nThere are certain banks which offer everything you mentioned. You may want to visit bankrate.com to compare charges.
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10 ATm mean 10 times atmosphare.. every 10m is 1ATM ..10ATM mean 100Meter deep.
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if you have a debit card you can check at atm machine
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install an atm on ur computer