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UMBC vs Georgetown (Apr 10, 2013)
Apr 10, 2013 at Washington, D.C. (McDonough Outdoor Tennis Complex)
|Singles competition
|1. SEKELY, Vicky (GU) def. ALDUNATE (UMBC) 6-4, 6-1
|2. Jaeger, Madeline (GU) def. DANIELSSON (UMBC) 6-0, 6-0
|3. Panarese, Sophie (GU) def. SAUER (UMBC) 6-4, 1-6, 6-1
|4. STORGE-JONSSON (UMBC) def. Hamlin, Liz (GU) 2-6, 6-3, 6-1
|5. Perz, Taylor (GU) def. KURASZ (UMBC) 4-6, 7-6 (12-10), 6-3
|6. No player (GU) def. No player (UMBC), by default
|Doubles competition
|1. SEKELY, Vicky/PANARESE, Sophie (GU) def. DANIELSSON/SAUER (UMBC) 8-3
|2. STORGE-JONSSON/KURASZ (UMBC) def. JAEGER, Madeline/COMOLLI, Kelly (GU) 8-3
|3. No player/No player (GU) def. No player/No player (UMBC), by default
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|Order of finish: Doubles (2,1); Singles (1,4,3,2,5)
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Grand and impressive scenery, Rob! Good thoughts .. and the same rays of the sun in Romania, Simona
So nice to have you visit me again Simona. It seems like a long time since you sent me your special brand of sunshine. I trust you have been well and have enjoyed a long hot Romanian summer. Rob
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that you can be without someone for six months, a year, five years and have mastered not thinking about them, but no matter how much time passes there will always be that moment where you see a photo of them or catch a little of their cologne on a crowed street and suddenly you're plagued with a rapidly sinking stomach and the relentless question, "what did i do wrong?"
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Grades: K - 12 | 249 students
Delphian School is an independent, coeducational day and boarding school located in Sheridan, Oregon open to students from around the world.
We offer a rigorous academic independent-study program with a strong emphasis on practical learning for primary through high school students.
Delphian also offers a highly regarded English-as-a-Second-Language program and boasts a diverse, international student body representing over eighteen countries.
School Overview
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
Other school association(s)
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades Kindergarten - 12
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|249 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
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|Students by Grade
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|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|Number of AP Courses
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Finances and Admission
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|None / Rolling
|% on Financial Aid
|Admissions Director
|Terrie Arnold
|Total Sports Offered
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|Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, VolleyballBaseball, Basketball,
Soccer, Softball,
Tennis, Volleyball,
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|21 extracurriculars
|Archery Club, Audio/Visual Class, Ceramics, Chess Club, Chess Club, Choir, Drama, Drawing and Painting, Guitar, International Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Soccer, Intramural Volleyball, Jazz Choir, Music, Photography & Darkroom Editing, Student Council, Weightlifting, Woodshop, Writing and Poetry, Yoga Archery Club, Ceramics, Chess Club, Chess Club, Choir, Drama, Guitar, Jazz Choir, Music, Weightlifting, Woodshop, Yoga, Audio/Visual Class,
Drawing and Painting,
International Club,
Intramural Basketball,
Intramural Soccer,
Intramural Volleyball,
Photography & Darkroom Editing,
Student Council,
Writing and Poetry,
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- At Delphian, you won't find teachers lecturing while students rotely take notes. You will find students actively engaged in learning, studying independently and moving at the speed that is right for them. You'll see lively one-on-one and small group discussions on works of literature, art, business, science or current events. You'll see students creating clay models to explain and demonstrate a concept. A student giving a presentation on his apprenticeship experience or a topic he's just researched. And students heading to the science lab or out into the world to test or explore a theory. The Delphi Program is designed to help students relate what they're learning to how they will use this information to succeed in life, and you'll find our students living their education from the moment they walk into our school. Our faculty excel at keeping students motivated and on track with their studies, and you can be assured that each student receives highly personal attention—every academic program isindividually designed to best cater to the student's academic needs and interests. Each student at Delphian is treated as an individual, and we seek to help all of them find their own purpose and use for their education.
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Improvements to the estate tax law in 2011 offer business owners and familyowned businesses some interesting planning opportunities during the next two years.
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Social Media Poses Legal Risks for Businesses
Originally published: 12.01.10 by Mike Coyne
Although social media has many benefits, be aware of the employer liability regarding employee's participation on a social media sites.
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Use Trusts For Continuity Planning and Avoiding Probate
Originally published: 11.01.10 by Mike Coyne
Trusts can provide benefits even for incorporated businesses.
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How to Plan For Your Extended Absence
Originally published: 10.01.10 by Mike Coyne
Find the best way to plan for your business to succeed whether or not you are present for the daily operations.
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Are You Using Contract Labor?
Originally published: 09.01.10 by Mike Coyne
Congress considering changes to address 'worker misclassification' regarding independent contractors.
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Healthcare Reform: Readers' Questions Answered
Originally published: 08.01.10 by Mike Coyne
Changes coming this fall but recipients won't be taxes on benefits. Readers raise questions about the healthcare reform and we answer.
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How Health Reform Threatens Small Business Health Plans
Originally published: 07.01.10 by Mike Coyne
The problems facing small businesses due to healthcare reform are two-fold.
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Managing Fleet Liability Risk
Originally published: 06.01.10 by Mike Coyne
Your fleet is an indispensable part of your business. Literally, it is your means to reach customers. It also represents a significant liability risk. These are ways to manage the risk.
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Estate-Tax Repeal Leaves Many Unknowns
Originally published: 04.01.10 by Mike Coyne
Business owners should consider pitfalls and special circumstances before reviewing estate plans.
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How to Be a Savvy Negotiator for Commercial Leases
Originally published: 03.01.10 by Mike Coyne
Consider more than just the rental rate when evaluating commercial property and negotiating leases.
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Tactics for Avoiding Lawsuits
Originally published: 02.01.10 by Mike Coyne
Litigation is always the result of a failure of people to deal with each other reasonably.
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Carefully Consider Coverage for Liability
Originally published: 01.01.10 by Mike Coyne
Too often, customers do not appreciate that such demands for protection against damages cannot be accommodated without exceptional costs that translate into significantly higher prices for services.
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Is Identity Theft a Looming Risk For Your Business?
Originally published: 12.01.09 by Mike Coyne
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How to Take Control From Minority Shareholders
Originally published: 11.01.09 by Mike Coyne
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Corporate Control Can Be Complicated
Originally published: 08.02.09 by Mike Coyne
Agreements among shareholders concerning corporate control must be carefully drafted and usually must comply with very specific state laws. This is one time when a competent lawyer's help is absolutely necessary.
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Controlling Healthcare Insurance Costs
Originally published: 08.01.09 by Mike Coyne
Every contractor should be watching what is happening with healthcare costs. If you already provide employee health insurance, you are well aware of how rising insurance premiums affect your business.
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Who Can See Personnel Files?
Originally published: 07.01.09 by Mike Coyne
Who in your company do you permit to see personnel files? The second question is a legal one: Who is permitted to see personnel files as a matter of law?
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Homeowners Have Limited Liability for Worker Injury
Originally published: 06.01.09 by Mike Coyne
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Rules for Retaining Tax Records
Originally published: 03.01.09 by Mike Coyne
An explanation and some clarity on the IRS guidelines
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Protecting Your Right to Get Paid
Originally published: 01.01.09 by Mike Coyne
Mechanic's liens can assist you in collecting from a non-paying customer; however, statutes exist in all 50 states, and the rules vary dramatically. If you're going to use this statute, first know the law as it exists in your state.
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Addressing Business Disputes
Originally published: 12.01.08 by Mike Coyne
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Exercise Caution With Government Contracts
Originally published: 09.01.08 by Mike Coyne
Detailed records are the best defense against potential false-claims allegations.
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Workplace Violence - Are You Liable?
Originally published: 08.01.08 by Mike Coyne
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The Impact of Consumer Protection Laws
Originally published: 06.01.08 by Mike Coyne
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Disability Insurance Basics
Originally published: 05.01.08 by Mike Coyne
Helping companies attract and retain good workers.
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Can Big Brother Watch?
Originally published: 03.01.08 by Mike Coyne
Growth by Acquisition
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Take Stock In Rewards
Originally published: 01.01.08 by Mike Coyne
There are a myriad smart ways to reward key employees. Issuing company stock isn't one of them.
Independent Contractor or Employee?
Originally published: 11.01.07 by Mike Coyne
The Internal Revenue Service has rules for determining whether someone is an employee or an independent contractor.
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Pre-Employment Screening Requires Caution
Originally published: 10.01.07 by Mike Coyne
To find the best people, you need to adopt good hiring practices. Pre-employment screening should be one aspect of these hiring practices. However, you need to be aware that there are important limitations on an employer's right to pre-screen potential employees.
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Protect Your Company with a Corporate Minute Book
Originally published: 09.01.07 by Mike Coyne
Corporate minutes can help ensure that owners shield themselves from being held legally responsible for corporate business failures. In addition, they can help quickly settle inevitable shareholder disputes, smooth business transactions and even help answer questions during an audit by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
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When Soldiers Return From Service
Originally published: 09.01.07 by Mike Coyne
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Originally published: 08.01.07 by Mike Coyne
A good operating agreement can be a useful tool for running your business as an LLC.
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How Effective Are Non-competition Agreements?
Originally published: 07.01.07 by Mike Coyne
If you need a non-competition agreement to protect your business, you will need to get legal help and follow these guidelines.
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Take Sexual-Harassment Claims Seriously
Originally published: 06.01.07 by Mike Coyne
Written policies and clear instructions are two ways to protect your business from costly claims.
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Complying With Immigration Law In Hiring
Originally published: 05.01.07 by Mike Coyne
The safest way to avoid problems under the immigration laws is to understand your responsibilities as an employer.
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Analyzing Financial Statements, Part 1 of 2
Originally published: 04.01.07 by Ruth King
Unfortunately, many contractors pay more attention to blueprints than financial statements. To make good business decisions in your company, you must analyze your financial statements each month. Ruth King presents the first of 10 ratios that can help you analyze your business.
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Tips For Serving Alcohol Responsibly
Originally published: 12.01.06 by Mike Coyne
If you are planning on serving alcohol at your business or office party, here are some planning ideas that can minimize your liability risk.
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Be Careful with Letters of Intent
Originally published: 07.01.06 by Mike Coyne
Find out why letters of intent may be binding and some practical advice when crafting them.
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Will Your Business Die With You?
Originally published: 06.01.06 by Mike Coyne
Strategies for leaving your company to family members.
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Tax Planning
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Posted on Monday, January 27 @ 07:52:34 Eastern by Alex_Osborn
Microsoft's Phil Spencer has confirmed that E3 2013's teaser from Black Tusk Studios was merely a "concept piece" and not an actual game.
"The thing we showed at E3 last year, it was something that was done in Unreal and more of a concept piece," Spencer told Polygon. "The studio has really been incubating different ideas over the past six to nine months on what they might work on, but the discussion with Epic obviously didn't start yesterday. We've been in this discussion for a while. The leadership team there has known for a while."
Black Tusk Studios will be working on the next installment in the Gears of War franchise, after Microsoft revealed earlier today that it purchased the IP from Epic Games.
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Brent crude held below $103 with unrest in Libya balanced by concerns of slowing oil demand growth due to weak economic recoveries.» Read More
Iran's "constructive" talks with the United Nations about its controversial nuclear program sent the oil price down on Friday.
Iran and the U.S held their highest-level substantive talks in a generation on Thursday, but voiced caution about resolving Tehran's nuclear program.
Oil fell to its lowest level in nearly two months on Tuesday, on worries that a shutdown of the U.S. government will crimp demand in the world's largest oil consumer.
CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets and looks at where oil and precious metals are likely headed tomorrow.
The U.K.'s biggest utilities have hit out at plans by the country's opposition party to freeze energy prices if it wins the next general election in 2015.
Crude ended September with its first monthly decline since May, as a looming U.S. government shutdown clouded the outlook for demand.
Neil Gilmour, Vice President, Development, Integrated Gas at Shell says natural gas is the answer to the world's rising energy demand while it also addresses environmental issues.
This trader is getting ready to sell—and he's not buying again until the quarter is over.
Brent crude oil fell in volatile trading on Friday, on track for its third straight weekly loss as diplomatic strides drained geopolitical risk premium from the markets.
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In a first on CNBC interview, Richard Westerdale, Director of Policy Analysis & Public Diplomacy at the Bureau of Energy Resources of the U.S. Department of State discusses America's shale gas boom.
Ric Spooner, Chief Market Analyst at CMC Markets explains why he expects oil prices to drift lower.
CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Oil was up today, but tomorrow's inventory report could drive it lower. And the stronger dollar put still more pressure on gold.
Oil prices gained on Thursday as traders sought bargains after sharp losses earlier this month.
Energy market watchers are asking whether recent conciliatory gestures from Iran are genuine—and what they could mean for global oil.
New EPA rules proposed to limit emissions on new coal-fired plants hinge on ultimately unproven technology that comes with major questions.
Many renewable energy debates are based on outdated facts and assumptions that don't hold up anymore reports The Wall Street Journal.
A shale boom is helping the U.S. become less reliant on energy imports, but "the U.S. will still need Canada," an official told CNBC.
The oil market will be watching President Barack Obama and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani at the United Nations Tuesday for signs of thawing in relations between the two countries.
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Democrat from Wisconsin
U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore is a Democratic member of Congress, representing Wisconsin's 4th District, which primarily includes Milwaukee. Moore, who served in the state Legislature from 1989 to 2004, was elected to Congress in 2004.
Recent statements involving Gwen Moore
"Milwaukee has the second-highest" number of children recovered from sex trafficking.
Domestic violence "is seen as a pre-existing" health condition and "women had to pay 50 percent more for health care because of gender ratings," but under Obamacare, "all of that is over."
A Republican housing finance reform bill "would eliminate a person's ability to obtain 15- and 30-year mortgages."
Since the federal Violence Against Women Act was adopted in 1994, "cases of domestic violence have fallen by 67 percent."
Says opponent U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore 'is Wisconsin's most absent member of Congress, missing nearly 17 percent of the House votes in the second quarter of 2012.'
Recent stories featuring Gwen Moore
Fact-checking state Democrats:
Wisconsin is second in the nation in losing jobs?
Milwaukee is second-highest in the recovery of children from sex trafficking?
In Wisconsin, a woman earns 80 cents for every $1 a man earns?
A look at 10 recent claims on the eve of the state Democratic convention.
Recent factchecks and articles about veterans and the military:
Over the past year, we have done a number of articles related to veterans and the military.
They include factchecks of statements made by Wisconsin congressional representatives Paul Ryan and Gwen Moore, among others.
The August High Five: Walker, Walker, Walker:
Gov. Scott Walker continues to click with PolitiFact Wisconsin readers. The three items that got the most page-views on our site in August 2013 were each Walker-related.
And two of those involved perhaps the central issue of Walker's tenure: jobs.
Rounding out the High Five were statements by Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson and Democratic U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore.
In Context: Tying military culture to sexual abuse in the military:
After a Pentagon report estimated that 26,000 members of the armed forces were sexually assaulted in 2012, U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore, D-Milwaukee, blamed military culture for the military's sexual assault problem.
Her take -- and subsequent criticism from conservatives -- create a space for In Context, an occasional feature that tells more of the story about statements that get widespread attention.
Are Sensenbrenner and Moore in agreement on Voting Rights Act?:
As the Supreme Court mulls over the fate of the Voting Rights Act, House Democrat Gwen Moore cites House Republican Jim Sensenbrenner's backing of the landmark law as she advocates for saving it.
But do the pair really agree on what constitutes a threat to voting rights? We take a look.
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Venetian Silver & White Mask
Add a touch of elegance to your costume when you conceal your identity with this silver Venetian mask trimmed with white feathers and flirt a little bit on Halloween.
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Grab a knife and scare the pants off anyone in your path on Halloween when you wear the officially licensed Halloween 2 Michael Myers Full Mask. All you need is a boiler jumpsuit and a weapon (both sold separately) and you'll be on your way to a slashing good time!
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Frighten the neighbors when you terrorize everyone on Halloween while wearing the Smeared Mask. This creepy, plastic mask features smeared painted detail for an increasingly haunting look.
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Go the extra mile with your spider costume on Halloween when you use this Spider Mask to complete the look! Creepy mask features several red eyes and a viscous mouth.
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Take me to your leader. Lead the way to an out of this world Halloween when you don the Visitor mask - it moves when you do so you can be animated and act up all you want.
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Weed Mask
You don't need drugs to have a great time on Halloween, but you do need this Weed Mask to create a fun costume. Take the term "pot head" to the next level when you wear this rubber latex disguise.
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The realistic Monkey Mask captures all the facial details of an impish monkey. Monkey around on Halloween in this funny mask - run away to join the circus or hang around and eat bananas - either way, you'll have more fun than a barely of monkeys.
Unicorn Mask
You'll surely have a magical time when you finish off your costume with this Unicorn Mask. Bring a mythical creature to life on Halloween!
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Next time someone tells you to "Zip it!" maybe you'll pay attention! Listen up, this is one cool Halloween mask. The highly detailed latex mask is totally creepy and 100% cool.
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Meateater Mask
Feast on those little trick-or-treaters this Halloween as a morbidly obese cannibal in this Meateater Mask. This realistic latex mask covered in fake blood comes equipped with grotesquely misaligned, razor sharp teeth. Who wants salads, when you can dig your fangs into some fresh meat?
Pig Mask
Need an excuse to act like a farm animal? Use this Pig Mask as part of your next Halloween costume and oink your way into the party! Convenient eye and nose holes make for a comfortable and easy to wear addition to your outfit.
Reagan Mask
…believe in a government that protests us from ourselves". Protect yourself from the slings and arrows of Halloween and express your political fancy in this lifelike Ronald Reagan mask. Reagan also said, "You can tell a lot about a fellow's character by his way of eating jelly beans." Cool beans!
White Skull Mask
Admire the lovely bones and pearly whites in this Skull Face Mask! Showcase your headcase in this fabulous scary Halloween mask, which attaches with elastic strap and features see through mesh eyes. And the skull-bone's connected to the… Skeleton Gloves, sold separately.
Lone Wolf Werewolf Mask
Shapeshift into a creepy night creature with this wild werewolf mask! This horrifying Halloween mask features wrinkled brown features, yellowed fangs, and messy matching hair. Add on the shirt, gloves and feet for a total head to toe authentic, terrifying wolf transformation.
Hooded Horse Skull Mask
Freak out your roommates and neighbors when you wear the Hooded Horse Skull Mask on Halloween. Use this horse skeleton mask with a hood on Halloween to create or complete a costume of your own sinister design.
Gourdee Mask
You'll be one rotten gourd wearing this Gourdee Mask. Your face will consist of mostly fangs so they won't be the ones eating you on Halloween.
Vampiro Mask
Friends and strangers alike will turn and run when you snarl at them in this Vampiro Mask. Pointed ears and sharp teeth make this mask a character to be afraid of, especially on a dark Halloween night!


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Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III said Wednesday he practiced at full speed and expects to play in Week 16 if he's cleared by doctors. Griffin missed last weekend's game against the Cleveland Brows because of a sprained right knee.
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text: Computer software, or just software is a general term used to describe a collection of computer programs, procedures and documentation that perform some tasks on a computer system.[1] The term includes application software such as word processors which perform productive tasks for users, system software such as operating systems, which interface with hardware to provide the necessary services for application software, and middleware which controls and co-ordinates distributed systems. "Software" is sometimes used in a broader context to mean anything which is not hardware but which is used with hardware, such as film, tapes and records. Advantage and factors involving risk on the following topics Sharing devices such as printers saves money. Files can easily be shared between users. Network users can communicate by email. Security is good - users cannot see other users' files unlike on stand-alone machines. A file server is easy to back up as all the data is stored in one place. A computer allows a person to manipulate data easily and quickly, create text documents, edit them, print them, manipulate images, print them, send text and images over the Internet, download information over the Internet, interact with other people easily from home, keep records of transactions, activities, plan trips, and generally do far more than a person without a computer. Computers are very useful to make everyday life a lot easier. You can check the weather, email, search items, buy things type papers and much much more. You can also play games and post blogs and other stuff. People use computers in many ways. Can be used in business, inventions and scanners. Computers help children to be in control of their experience, to set their own pace, and to select the level of challenge with which they feel comfortable. Computers help children to use all of their senses to extract information. Computers fascinate kids and can draw their full attention, which often results in a deeper focus and concentration. Computers enable children to learn through creating, just as they gain hands-on knowledge and understanding when they build forts, make up stories, and paint, increase their skills. Good educational software enables children to develop and practice a broad range skill. It can help them learn, for example, about letters, numbers, shapes, colours, and rhythm. Good software can also help children develop their understanding of cause and effect, higher order problem solving, procedural thinking, and creative expression. Today, the wide range of multimedia available for kids in India is really amazing. Computers are helpful because they offer a wide range of functions and services that are not available anywhere else. There are four main uses: word processing, internet/communications, digital video/audio composition, and desktop publishing. Disadvantages The teenagers of today's society have changed dramatically due to the Computer. Nowadays, the majority of teenagers have a PC and it has played a key role in their lives. Teenagers need to be equipped with knowledge of computer technology, as most things in life require the use of computers. One disadvantage of owning a computer is the information that students can access from the Internet. The Internet has also made the youth of today quite lazy, especially in terms of their education. If a student needs to research information for school, they merely access a relevant site and download the information, rarely paying attention to what is written. Purchasing the network cabling and file servers can be expensive. If the file server breaks down the files on the file server become inaccessible. Viruses can spread to other computers throughout a computer network. There is a danger of hacking, particularly with wide area networks. Computers are very engaging on children as well as adults. Kids with access to software that is not age appropriate may be exposed to such negative influences as violence, strong language, and over-stimulation from fast-action graphics. State any laws and the punishment of the crime enforce by the law makers A software license (or software licence in commonwealth usage) is a legal instrument governing the usage or redistribution of copyright protected software. A typical software license grants an end-user permission to use one or more copies of software in ways where such a use would otherwise constitute infringement of the software publisher's exclusive rights under copyright law. In effect, the software license acts as a promise from the software publisher to not sue the end-user for engaging in activities that would normally be considered exclusive rights belonging to the software publisher. Proprietary software licenses The hallmark of proprietary software licenses is that the software publisher grants a license to use one or more copies of software, but that ownership of those copies remains with the software publisher (hence use of the term "proprietary"). One consequence of this feature of proprietary software licenses is that virtually all rights regarding the software are reserved by the software publisher. Only a very limited set of well-defined rights are conceded to the end-user. Therefore, it is typical of proprietary software license agreements to include many terms which specifically prohibit certain uses of the software, often including uses which would otherwise be allowed under copyright law. The most significant effect of this form of licensing is that, if ownership of the software remains with the software publisher, then the end-user must accept the software license. In other words, without acceptance of the license, the end-user may not use the software at all. One example of such a proprietary software license is the license for Microsoft Windows. As is usually the case with proprietary software licenses, this license contains an extensive list of activities which are restricted, such as: reverse engineering, simultaneous use of the software by multiple users, and publication of benchmarks or performance tests. Open source licenses With open source licenses, in contrast to proprietary software licenses, ownership of a particular copy of the software does not remain with the software publisher. Instead, ownership of the copy is transferred to the end-user. As a result, the end-user is, by default, afforded all rights granted by copyright law to the copy owner. Note that "copy owner" is not the same as "copyright owner". While ownership in a particular copy is transferred, ownership of the copyright remains with the software publisher. Additionally, open source software licenses typically grant to the end-user extra rights, which would otherwise be reserved by the software publisher. A primary consequence of the open source form of licensing is that acceptance of open source licenses is essentially optional -- the end-user may use the software without accepting the license. However, if the end-user wishes to exercise any of the additional rights granted by an open source license (such as the right to redistribute the software), then the end-user must accept, and be bound by, the software license. An example of an open source license is the GNU General Public License (GPL). This license is aimed at giving the end-user significant permission, such as permission to redistribute, reverse engineer, or otherwise modify the software. These permissions are not entirely free of obligations for the end-user, however. The end- user must comply with certain terms if the end-user wishes to exercise these extra permissions granted by the GPL. For instance, any modifications made and redistributed by the end-user must include the source code for those modifications. Actions taken on such risk on the company concern the government and you. In the United States, Section 117 of the Copyright Act gives the owner of a particular copy of software the explicit right to use the software with a computer, even if use of the software with a computer requires the making of incidental copies or adaptations (acts which could otherwise potentially constitute copyright infringement). Therefore, the owner of a copy of computer software is legally entitled to use that copy of software. Hence, if the end-user of software is the owner of the respective copy, then the end-user may legally use the software without a license from the software publisher. Accordingly, proprietary software licenses attempt to give software publishers more control over the way their software is used by keeping ownership of each copy of software with the software publisher. By doing so, Section 117 does not apply to the end-user and the software publisher may then compel the end-user to accept all of the terms of the license agreement, many of which may be more restrictive than copyright law alone. Points of contention When considered in the context of mass-produced software sold at retail, there are significant problems with the proprietary form of software licenses. In the United States, the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) regulates most commercial transactions including the sale of goods. Retail sales of software have been repeatedly deemed by courts in the United States to be a normal sale of goods within the meaning of the UCC. 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5:20pm Wednesday 23rd April 2014 in Football By Suzanne Geldard, Burnley FC reporter
"INCREDIBLE...Fantastic...Brilliant!" There are not enough superlatives for goalkeeper Tom Heaton to describe what promotion to the Premier League means.
It is the level at which his career began, coming through the ranks at Manchester United.
When he left for good in search of first team football to go to Cardiff City after a number of loan spells elsewhere, he longed to get back.
But after suffering relegation to League One with Bristol City last season he could never have imagined it would come around so quickly.
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Heaton was the busiest goalkeeper in the Championship as the Robins went down having shipped 84 goals from their 46 games.
Since being brought to Burnley on a free in the summer, he has been the quietest, with the Clarets boasting the meanest defence in the division.
"It's incredible. It was a terrible feeling last year getting relegated. We conceded a lot of goals and it was tough," he said.
"It just shows you that you never know what's round the corner in football.
"If you keep your head down, keep working hard and try to make the right decisions – and thankfully it's come right and I couldn't be happier really. It's just a fantastic day, difficult to put into words really, my best day by nothing short of a country mile."
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This local drama takes place in the orange groves of Mildura and deals with new romance and dealing with loss.
Sandra Hall This film could not have come at a better time for the Murray River irrigators.
Jim Schembri The scenery is pretty nice but the drama is pretty flat in the local film Summer Coda, writes JIM SCHEMBRI
Oh Jim, you've really missed out on this one. I was lucky enough to catch an advanced screening at the Nova and it's one of the most beautiful Australian films my sister and I have ever seen. The chemistry between Alex Dimitriades and Rachael Taylor is so tangible. Susie Porter is lovely too. The only thing you got right was Angus Sampson. He's hilarious! What a shame you might put others off. It has a real European feel to it. We'd never seen Australia film look so good at the movies. We want to go to Mildura!
Stealing Beauty meets Beautiful Kate (without the uncomfortable bits).
You've missed the point on this one.
I saw this film and was thouroughly enchanted by this story, which was elegantly delivered. This is the first Australian film I have enjoyed in a very long time. The performances were engaging, sensitive and deftly performed against a beautiful regional backdrop, based on my own experiences growing up on the Murray surrounded by orchids.
For anyone who has become tired of Australian films in recent years, glorifying dysfunctionality for arts sake, then I heartily recommend seeing this one. For me, it installed some faith back in the local film industry. I look forward to viewing future offerings from this director.
Oh Jim - your review gets the film all wrong because it's far too generous. What a painful and boring experience. Plenty of good films from the last few years to catch up on before wasting time and money on this. The other reviewers must have confused this with a film worth seeing.
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Gay marriage is now legal in Massachusetts, Connecticut and ... Iowa. Yep, you heard right. The Iowa Supreme Court unanimously ruled Friday that the state cannot bar gay couples from seeking to marry.
It's a decision, obviously, that will have wide-ranging ramifications that stretch far beyond Iowa's cornfields, becoming a test case for how this issue will play in the Heartland. You'd be hard pressed to find a more middle of the road state than Iowa, where I grew up. It is neither red (though it went for Bush in 2000), nor blue (though it voted Obama, twice, by comfortable margins), but solidly purple, veering back and forth depending on the political climate of the country.
The Republican Party in the state has been taken over by social conservatives, which is one reason Democrats have had success at the statewide level in recent years. These Republicans are sure to react with fury to the court's decision. Congressman Steve King, an outspoken right-winger from western Iowa (the most conservative part of the state), released this statement today:
Now it is the Iowa legislature's responsibility to pass the Marriage Amendment to the Iowa Constitution, clarifying that marriage is between one man and one woman, to give the power that the Supreme Court has arrogated to itself back to the people of Iowa. Along with a constitutional amendment, the legislature must also enact marriage license residency requirements so that Iowa does not become the gay marriage Mecca due to the Supreme Court's latest experiment in social engineering.
But King doesn't speak for most Iowans, who tend to be pretty moderate -- though not overtly liberal -- when it comes to cultural issues. As the Des Moines register pointed out today, a February 2008 poll found that six in ten Iowans believed that marriage should be between a man and a woman but the same number supported civil unions for gay couples. The court's ruling, of course, goes further than that, which is why Governor Chet Culver and Iowa Senator Tom Harkin reacted to the ruling with a degree of caution.
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The decision released this morning by Supreme Court addresses a complicated and emotional issue, one on which Iowans have strong views and opinions on both sides. The next responsible step is to thoroughly review this decision, which I am doing with my legal counsel and the Attorney General, before reacting to what it means for Iowa.
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My personal view has been that marriage is between a man and a woman, and I have voted in support of that concept. But I also fundamentally believe that same sex couples in a civil union should be entitled to all the basic legal protections and benefits of marriage. The Court found that it is necessary to afford same sex couples the ability to marry in order to allow them those legal protections and benefits. I will respect and support that decision and I hope that other Iowans can do the same. I know that this decision will be very hard for many to accept but I also know that it will provide many committed same sex couples and families important rights, as well as an important sense of recognition and belonging.
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Last week I discussed the benefits of an Advanced Regents Diploma for high school students. This is the diploma all students should aim for in our school district. The requirements for an Advanced Regents Diploma are a little more challenging than the regular Regents Diploma – one extra Regents level science course, two additional Regents level math classes, and a foreign language component.
It's not that much more than the typical Regents diploma, but state colleges in New York review high school transcripts for this particular program sequence. Students who take this type of schedule are telling colleges that they took an academically oriented schedule in high school. Conversely, those who decide to avoid a challenging program might be on the outside looking in.
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In response to the county's fly-by-night decision to remove 176 old oak trees along Seaman's Neck Road, earlier this month, New York State Sen. Kemp Hannon has issued a letter to Nassau County Department of Public Works Commissioner Shila Shah-Gavnoudias regarding constituents' concerns with the appearance of the roadway.
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"If not, I would like to know who made the decision to remove these trees and why," Hannon states. "I request you review this case and take whatever course of action necessary."
Wednesday, 27 August 2014 00:00
U.S. Navy Veteran Richard Meyerowitz of Levittown joined the military in 1962, enlisting straight out of high school. While he would never see combat, Meyerowitz served as a boilerman aboard the U.S.S. Dewey amid the United States' blockade of Cuba.
"They gave us our orders," Meyerowitz said, "turn any vessels away. If not, blow 'em out of the water."
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Christopher Joseph of Levittown was recently selected to play on the United States world university hockey team in Italy this year. A 2009 MacArthur High School graduate, Joseph was captain of his high school team for two seasons, leading them to two championships. Joseph would later go on to play junior hockey for New York Apple Core and the New Jersey Rockets junior 'A' team.
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