Saturday, April 17, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
KYLO - Best Browser for Big Screen TV
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If you really want the best experience viewing your computer on your big screen TV, you have to get this browser.
Sit back and get ready for big-screen browsing. Kylo brings your TV and computer together to create the ultimate content experience. Enjoy your favorite online shows, videos, music, games and news. Take your HDTV anywhere on the web.
FEATURES
* Lots of viewing space and no visual clutter
* Big fonts and big buttons for easy navigation from across the room
* An easy-to-use onscreen keyboard
* Zoom-and-pan power that brings every site into view
This thing rocks!
check it out
If you really want the best experience viewing your computer on your big screen TV, you have to get this browser.
Sit back and get ready for big-screen browsing. Kylo brings your TV and computer together to create the ultimate content experience. Enjoy your favorite online shows, videos, music, games and news. Take your HDTV anywhere on the web.
FEATURES
* Lots of viewing space and no visual clutter
* Big fonts and big buttons for easy navigation from across the room
* An easy-to-use onscreen keyboard
* Zoom-and-pan power that brings every site into view
This thing rocks!
check it out
Very Cool & Easy Password Protection
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This is by far the very best way for a novice to create a very secure password.
All you do is pick a word, then type the letter to the right of each letter of the word.
Here's the skinny from Lifehacker
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This is by far the very best way for a novice to create a very secure password.
All you do is pick a word, then type the letter to the right of each letter of the word.
Here's the skinny from Lifehacker
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Monday, April 12, 2010
9 Great Ways to Be Exceptionally Boring
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1. - Talk a lot about yourself. Tell people about your and your life. Don’t ask questions. Don’t show an interest in other people and above all do not listen to what they say.
2 - Watch a lot of TV. Do not waste time reading, going out or with hobbies – just keep up with soaps, sport and popular entertainment programs.
3 - Do the same things. Get into a regular routine and do not diverge from it. Don’t try anything new or adventurous.
4 - Don’t waste time on books or the arts. Avoid the cinema, the theatre, literature, magazines, new kinds of music or live performances.
5 - Stay at home. Don’t waste time and money
travelling to new places and experiencing different cultures, activities or lifestyles.
And more from LIfehack.....
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1. - Talk a lot about yourself. Tell people about your and your life. Don’t ask questions. Don’t show an interest in other people and above all do not listen to what they say.
2 - Watch a lot of TV. Do not waste time reading, going out or with hobbies – just keep up with soaps, sport and popular entertainment programs.
3 - Do the same things. Get into a regular routine and do not diverge from it. Don’t try anything new or adventurous.
4 - Don’t waste time on books or the arts. Avoid the cinema, the theatre, literature, magazines, new kinds of music or live performances.
5 - Stay at home. Don’t waste time and money
travelling to new places and experiencing different cultures, activities or lifestyles.
And more from LIfehack.....
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Sunday, April 4, 2010
HST & Personal Tax Changes for Ontario
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On July 1, 2010 the 8% Provincial sales Tax will be replaced by a new Harmonized sales Tax which will combine it with the 5% Federal G.S.T.
Taxpayers will receive a one time Transitional Tax Benefit.
* Eligible families - including single parents and senior couples - with an annual income below $160,000 will receive three payments totaling $1,000.
* Eligible individuals with an annual income below $80,000 will receive three payments totaling $300.
These transition payments will be delivered to eligible Ontario tax filers aged 18 and over in June 2010, December 2010 and June 2011.
To qualify for the two payments scheduled in 2010, a 2009 tax return will have to be filed. A 2010 tax return will have to be filed to qualify for the June 2011 payment.
New Permanent Ontario Sales Tax Credit
* The new Ontario sales Tax credit will provide up to $260 a year for each adult and each child in eligible low-income families.
* The amount received will depend on the size of your family and your family income.
For 2010, the income level at which the credit will begin to be reduced is $20,000 for single people and $25,000 for couples and single parents. The credit will be reduced by 4% of your adjusted family net income over these income limits.
* The sales tax credit will be paid quarterly, starting August 2010.
The Ontario 2009 Budget replaces combined Sales and Property Tax Credit with two separate credits:
Ontario Sales Tax Credit:
* tax relief of up to $260 for each adult and child in low-and middle-income families
* reduced by 4% of adjusted family net income over $20,000 for single people, and over $25,000 for families
* refundable and paid quarterly, starting July 2010
Ontario Property Tax Credit
* based on occupancy cost - property tax paid, or 20% of rent paid
* credit of up to $250 for non-seniors or $625 for seniors, plus 10% of occupancy cost
* credit would not exceed occupancy cost, and would be subject to a maximum of $900 for non-seniors and $1,025 for seniors
* adjusted by 2% of adjusted family net income over $20,000 for single people and over $25,000 for families
* refundable, and claimed on the personal income tax return, beginning with the 2010 return.
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On July 1, 2010 the 8% Provincial sales Tax will be replaced by a new Harmonized sales Tax which will combine it with the 5% Federal G.S.T.
Taxpayers will receive a one time Transitional Tax Benefit.
* Eligible families - including single parents and senior couples - with an annual income below $160,000 will receive three payments totaling $1,000.
* Eligible individuals with an annual income below $80,000 will receive three payments totaling $300.
These transition payments will be delivered to eligible Ontario tax filers aged 18 and over in June 2010, December 2010 and June 2011.
To qualify for the two payments scheduled in 2010, a 2009 tax return will have to be filed. A 2010 tax return will have to be filed to qualify for the June 2011 payment.
New Permanent Ontario Sales Tax Credit
* The new Ontario sales Tax credit will provide up to $260 a year for each adult and each child in eligible low-income families.
* The amount received will depend on the size of your family and your family income.
For 2010, the income level at which the credit will begin to be reduced is $20,000 for single people and $25,000 for couples and single parents. The credit will be reduced by 4% of your adjusted family net income over these income limits.
* The sales tax credit will be paid quarterly, starting August 2010.
The Ontario 2009 Budget replaces combined Sales and Property Tax Credit with two separate credits:
Ontario Sales Tax Credit:
* tax relief of up to $260 for each adult and child in low-and middle-income families
* reduced by 4% of adjusted family net income over $20,000 for single people, and over $25,000 for families
* refundable and paid quarterly, starting July 2010
Ontario Property Tax Credit
* based on occupancy cost - property tax paid, or 20% of rent paid
* credit of up to $250 for non-seniors or $625 for seniors, plus 10% of occupancy cost
* credit would not exceed occupancy cost, and would be subject to a maximum of $900 for non-seniors and $1,025 for seniors
* adjusted by 2% of adjusted family net income over $20,000 for single people and over $25,000 for families
* refundable, and claimed on the personal income tax return, beginning with the 2010 return.
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