turbo tax 30902 adjusted gross 16922 taxable income 1903 tax 1342 payments 14 penalty 575 tax due (oops - off on my orig post) taxact 30992 adjusted gross 17019 taxable income 1918 tax 1342 payments 36 penalty 612 tax due h&r block 28231 adjusted gross 14214 taxable income 1498 tax 1152 payments 356 tax due Don't know why it's different - I put in the same income the only thing that kept confusing me were her quarterly payments - the way they ask the questions. Actually H&R block was the only one that has you put the dates and amounts in of when the payments were made -so I don't know? And on the NJ side - I don't know if Taxact (since it came up with her owning $149) doesn't have all of the correct calculations to transer over. My Mom hasn't had to pay in NJ for the past years - so I knew that one wasn't right. I didn't ours with Taxact - with a refund - and now may "redo" the IRS in H&R Block just for fun.

I really lilke My Cat from Hell. I've always had a cat or two but I've still learned a few things from Jackson. The one I have now might be feral. I thought it was one of my neighbors cat's kittens but she said her sons found some kittens in the brush above our houses. He doesn't like to be cuddly. He's 11 now and is just finally sitting on my DD's lap for a few minutes. He loves to be be petted but it has to be on his terms. When he's sleepy he really likes it or he'll walk by your chair and have to reach down to pet him as he walks by. We bought him a smaller sized metal dog cage and he really enjoys going outside and will stay there for 2 or 3 hours just watching the birds or whatever or just curling up and sleeping in the sun. He lets you know when he wants to come in by meowing and when he sees you he will reach up and stretch. We tried to put a harness on him when he was small but he would just fall on his side and refuse to move.

This program is of interest to anyone who is researching their own family. One can pick up pointers and techniques, many of which I found that my wife and I were already using. It is very much like being a dectective on a "cold case". The only problem I have is my envy of their having an almost unlimited travel budget and for hiring very highly trained technicans and their diagnostic equipment. The thrill of discovery is enjoyable and enlightening. If your ancestors were here when this country was being founded, you'll very liklely find a connection to Early US history. For example, my wife found that her ancestors were involved with the building of the Erie Canal; I found that I had a g-g-granfather who had served under Andrew Jackson and was later a Captain in the Black Hawk War. One of his sons was in the Mexican war, and before that, 4 brotheres were in the American Revolutionaey War with Britian.

Fun question! I didn't have an answer ready, so I had to turn to google: I've never seen this show, but this one appeals to me: I like the soft green on the cabinets, and I like the color in the curtains. The wooden counters also look homey and welcoming. I don't like the kitchen clutter. Can you ID this one? It's the Waltons' kitchen. Homey, welcoming simple, and love that big table (lovely wood tone on that table). The giant sink looks super-functional. The stove, not so much. I really like that last cabinet by the kitchen window: Two drawers, topped by a decorative spot. The Big Bang kitchen. It's small, but I like the light wood cabinets and the backsplash. And the winner for WORST TV kitchen has to be Paula Deen. It's so big that it's garish. She looks tiny next to that island. All those pans on the wall are clutter, and she has too many things going on: the big island, the copper on the hood, the brick fireplace -- too many stars. It's clearly expensive, but it looks cold and oversized to my eye. Comment on an above post: I also like Snow's kitchen from Once Upon A Time, but it would never work without the whole cottage-thing in the rest of her apartment. Drop that same kitchen into a different house, and it'd never work.