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Tabela de Contribuição Mensal do INSS no ano de 2010


Confira abaixo a tabela atualizada de contribuição mensal do INSS que foi retirada do site oficial do Ministério da Fazenda.

1. Segurados empregados, inclusive domésticos e trabalhadores avulsos
*Atualizada dia 27/01/2010

Tabela de contribuição dos segurados empregado, empregado doméstico e trabalhador avulso, para pagamento de remuneração
a partir de  1º de janeiro de 2010
*1ª Competência Jan/2010
Pagamento Fev/2010
Salário-de-contribuição (R$)Alíquota para fins de recolhimento
ao INSS (%)
até R$ 1.024,978,00
de R$ 1.024,98 a R$ 1.708,279,00
de R$ 1.708,28 até R$ 3.416,5411,00

2- Segurados Contribuintes Individual e Facultativo

Tabela de contribuição para segurados contribuinte individual
e facultativo para pagamento de remuneração
a partir de 1º de janeiro de 2010
Salário-de-contribuição (R$)Alíquota para fins de
recolhimento ao INSS (%)
510,00 (valor mínimo)11
de 510,00 (valor mínimo)
 até 3.416,54 (valor máximo)
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Christensen's Faery Tales Week: Day 4


Today is the fourth day of identifying the fairy tales in James Christensen's Faery Tales. I give you four new images:


Fairy Tale 11


Fairy Tale 12


Fairy Tale 13


Fairy Tale 14

For your convenience in copying and pasting into comments:

Fairy Tale 11:
Fairy Tale 12:
Fairy Tale 13:
Fairy Tale 14:

Once again, the puzzle is quite affordable at Amazon and other retailers. It also comes in a 1,000 piece version from what I've seen online, but I preferred the 1,500. Alas, prints of the painting are much more expensive, but readily available at the James Christensen site among others. (I am an Amazon affiliate, as we all know by now, but am not affiliated with any of the other sites linked in this post.)

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Clay Aiken Makes Global Difference


MAKING A DIFFERENCE - Golfing for Inclusion, Feb. 1 fundraiser of the National Inclusion Project, is represented in this graphic by cindilu2 from the 2009 event. Photos by Katy4Clay.

Heart of Clay's Singing Career

Star Influence Benefits Charities

From the start, making a difference and using the celebrity influence of American Idol have been at the heart of Clay Aiken's career.

Throughout the 2003 competition, admirers of the geeky Carolina crooner's voice steadily grew, evolving into a nation of ticket/CD-buying fans for the Season 2 runner-up.

The multitudes of Idol Found-Game Over followers became the Clay Nation, directing talent, time, energy, and financial support towards the singer's humanitarian goals, adopting his charitable causes and joining his campaign to make a difference for children around the globe.


Clay during AI2 Hollywood Auditions
"... the biggest thing about being an American Idol is
the influence someone has when they are well known
."

Contestant a Man of His Word

In July 2003 in the middle of the AI2 Tour, Clay's advocacy for children with disabilities resulted in the formation of The Bubel/Aiken Foundation, bridging the gap that exists between young people with disabilities and the world around them.

In 2009, the foundation was renamed the National Inclusion Project to better portray its mission.

The health and educational needs of children around the world became central goals of Clay's 2004 appointment as a UNICEF Ambassador.


Clickable by Claystruck

In addition to projects in the US, he has represented UNICEF in several countries, including Indonesia, Uganda, Afghanistan, Mexico, Somalia, and Kenya.

Inclusion Project Slates 3rd GFI

On Feb. 1, Clay and PGA professional Wayne Player will host the 3rd Annual Golfing for Inclusion fundraiser at the Mirasol country Club, Palm Beach Gardens, FL. In addition to a clinic by Player, GFI 2010 will feature a golf tournament, hole-in-one contests, live/silent auctions, extraordinary cuisine, and a special performance by Clay.

In addition to the live auction at Monday, online bidding is provided for several attractive items. Various avenues of participation are available through online registration at the Inclusion Project site.


The Gift of Life - Montage by SueReu
'Grace of God' by Clay Aiken

The colossal relief required by Haiti, rocked by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake on Jan. 12, immediately became a project of the Clay Nation. Spearheaded by SueRue, the singer's fans are donating through a special link at UNICEF: From the Heart of the Clay Nation.

When the original goal of $2,000 was reached, a second was set at $3k. That met, CA fans are now 78% towards achieving the third goal of $4,000. One hundred per cent of the donations will aid the children of Haiti.

The "Gift of Life" montage, accompanied by Clay's "Grace of God" track, can also be viewed at YouTube.

International Media Promises News

An upcoming CD from Decca and a March PBS taping has the Clay Nation on guard. According to the latest Facebook post by International Media, production company for public television, the next two weeks will be anything but calm in Clay Land:

BIG Clay Aiken announcement coming in two weeks: venue, date and location information will posted here and on our website. Stay tuned. Thank you for sharing your interest and excitement with us!

One of the best descriptions of fan excitement level and angst for March 12 details was posted Monday by mumm fums at the Clayversity message board:
Clay's invented a whole new meaning to "March Madness"!!!

Ironically, the Atlantic Coast Conference College Basketball Championship is March 11-14, the same weekend in question, 60 miles west of Raleigh in Greensboro. March Madness indeed!!!

Below is a clickable of cindilu2's lead graphic:

Have a wonderful week, Clay Nation!

Caro

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Goldilocks Sighting

So last night John and I sat down to veg in front of the tv and decided to watch Castle on ABC. If you're not aware Castle is a highly improbable cop show about a crime novelist who shadows an NYPD detective for inspiration. It plays cute with character repartee more than grit and stars Nathan Fillion (Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog and Firefly) and Stana Katic (Quantum of Solace).

Anyway, the show started out with a family returning home to their apartment after vacation, two parents and their young daughter. They discover someone has been squatting in their apartment during their absence, Goldilocks style and the dialogue purposely mirrors much of the fairy tale up to finding a dead body in the little girl's bed. "Someone's been sleeping in my bed, too, and he's still there!" Don't worry, she just thinks someone is sleeping there and is quickly removed from the crime scene, oblivious to the death.

When the cops investigate, more Goldilocks references are thrown in, too. The story moves away from the fairy tale during the course of the show, but it was one of the most overt references to a fairy tale with several references that I've seen in a while on tv. Even before you know what is going on, the mother says she'll make hot cereal for the daughter since she's hungry. Porridge anyone? The writers had fun with this one.

John turned to me and said, "You'll have to blog about this one..." He's right, I had to. It was a clever and rather plausible use of the fairy tale in a murder mystery. Fun!

For those in the U.S. (and perhaps Canada) the episode is currently available on ABC.com for viewing. The episode title is The Third Man if you search for it elsewhere or outside the U.S. and have to wait until a later date. I didn't check Hulu or elsewhere to see if it is available for viewing.

Overall it was fun and provided 40 minutes of entertainment after a long day...it's an hour long drama but we fast forwarded commercials per usual.

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