Free every ten minutes software for mac

Minutes is a nice countdown timer tool working on Mac OS X Dashboard.
Main features:
- Extremely Easy - What to do? Turn the knob to set counting time, the timer just starts. And push the button to stop. Thats all.
- With iTunes, with your file. - At the target time, Minutes does the action chosen from three: Play iTunes playlist, Stop iTunes and Open a File. Click the icon on the bottom left corner to change it.
- Then, repeat or sleep. - The icon on the bottom right corner is Add-On switch. Add-On works after the action. It includes repeating countdown and putting your Mac to sleep. You can also disable it.
- More timers - It is possible to add timers as you want because this is Dashboard Widget. You just drop the widget icon onto the desktop. That is very simple.
- Experience - Enjoy considered look and feel. It moves smoothly, fades gradually and shines in modesty. Using technology of Mac OS X, we could make this rich interface. Not only simplicity and lightness.

Vacation Rental - last minute is a widget for finding last - minute vacation rental property in France and many other locations around the World.
This widget gets you in touch directly with the properities owner/s.
Enhancements:
- Initial release.

How Many Xs Can You Name In Y Minutes? is a free Dashboard widget thatwill keep track of timed quizzes from all around the web (the Grey Matters blog, Sporcle.com, mentalfloss.com, Kongregate.com, and others).
System requirements:
- Browser (preferably Safari with built-in RSS)
- Internet connection

Requirements:
Media Cleaner PowerSuite 4.0 or later.

Speed Reading was developed to help you determine your reading skills and explore one way to improve your reading speed and comprehension. The average reader reads at about 200 words per minute (wpm) with a typical comprehension of 60%.

The top 1% of readers do much better, reading at more than 1000 wpm with a comprehension of 85%. Such highspeed reading requires serious concentration.

This application lets you try reading by looking at two midpoints on each line and continuing to move forward without going back and re-reading. Ten text sources are included.

You can adjust the speed of the moving window from approximately 200 wpm to 1500 wpm in three ranges (slow, medium, and fast). A slider is provided to adjust the speed within each range.

Ten Twenty Thirty 1.0 is created as a "mental math" adding game which is played against the computer. The student selects three numbers from a set of nine. The chosen three must sum to ten, twenty, or thirty. That sum is added to the student's score. Then the computer gets its turn. The program includes a tougher "5-10-15" game played with whole and mixed numbers.