Here's a link to the IRS publication for withholding:

• federal withholding tables changed - poorer&poorer
  • I just calculated mine - Long-Time MT-NY
  • My husbands check went up a whole dollar - nm - Laura E.
  • It depends on your income range sm - My checks are bigger now
  • Do your research. - CPA's wife
  • Here's a link to the IRS publication for withholding: - TechSupport
  • So change your deductions. Problem solved. nm - ChiaPet
  • I am an IC, but with my husband's paychecs - (sm)
  • your boss and - $250,000
    • She would cut off her own arm first. - poorer&poorer
      • Make sure boss is using biweekly tables - Happy MT Robin
      • withholding is the same as tax tables - one more time
  • About the withholding - Jen
    • Well you see the whole point was that - poorer&poorer
      • Go here and calculate it for yourself - Long-Time MT-NY
        • this is an awesome site!! - Happy MT Robin
      • you'd best listen to other poster. - sm
        • I agree. I would research this on your own. - sm

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I just thought I would give everybody a heads-up on the fact that the federal withholding tables have changed, so look for a decrease in your check if you are an employee.  I get paid every Friday for one of my jobs and my net pay was much less than I expected.  I checked with my boss to make sure our line totals were the same, and that is when she told me the tables had changed - so much so that she gasped.  Those of you who are being paid every two weeks - brace yourself for a smaller check.  If your gross income is about $1000 every 2 weeks, you'll have about $50 less in your pocket.  

By my calculations, including my husband's income in the whole equation, the govt just decided to withhold in one year my son's community college tuition.  

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never heard of him. 

http://www.blistex.com/Kanka.htm

Here is the link (sorry about that)

I so looked forward to the premiere episode, and about 15 minutes before it came on, I was so tired I couldn't keep my eyes open, as bad as I wanted to.  So I Tivo'd it and will watch tonight.  Will check back with you tomorrow. 

The snow started coming down Sunday, it's oh, Wednesday, and we still haven't plowed out our driveway.  Two neighbors have actually called to make sure we're okay--isn't that just the sweetest thing?!  They can't fathom that no one would need to leave the house.  We don't even go out much in good weather but it's really easy to tell when no one leaves the house when there's snow on the ground....especially a foot and a half of it! 

Gotta do something about it soon though.  I'm sure the mailbox is gettin' all filled up with bills and whatnot, but I'm kinda diggin' it being outta sight and outta mind.

Here's some more from them.  I clicked on Gardasil Vaccine Reports on the CDC website. 

http://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/vaers/FDA_and_CDC_Statement.htm

Information from FDA and CDC on Gardasil and its Safety

July 22, 2008

Gardasil was tested in over 11,000 women in the United States and around the world, and found to be safe and effective in preventing serious HPV-related diseases.  These studies showed that in women who have never been infected by HPV types 6, 11, 16 or 18, the vaccine is highly effective, both in preventing precancerous lesions that often develop into cancer of the cervix, vagina, and vulva, and in preventing genital warts often caused by these HPV types.

This vaccine is an important cervical cancer prevention tool that will potentially benefit the health of millions of women. Every year, about 12,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer and almost 4,000 die from this disease in the United States. Worldwide, cervical cancer is the second most common cancer in women, causing an estimated 470,000 new cases and 233,000 deaths per year.

Summary

Based on the review of available information by FDA and CDC, Gardasil continues to be safe and effective, and its benefits continue to outweigh its risks. 

CDC has not changed its recommendations for use of Gardasil. FDA has not made any changes to the prescribing information for how the vaccine is used or to the vaccine’s Precautions.  In addition, FDA routinely reviews manufacturing information, and has not identified any issues affecting the safety, purity and potency of Gardasil.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/28/AR2006102800029.html

not happy about this either :(