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Incident period: February 14, 2011 to July 20, 2011
Major Disaster Declaration declared on May 10, 2011
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June 30, 2011
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BISMARCK, N.D. – Federal disaster assistance for North Dakota families and individuals affected by the floods has reached $1.7 million dollars. Since the June 24 declaration for the Individual Assistance program, more than 5,000 residents have registered with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and a steady stream of grant and loan checks go out daily.
June 30, 2011
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Bismarck, N.D. – The first check many North Dakotans affected by flooding will receive from the Federal Emergency Management Agency will be for one month's rental assistance. Many recipients will be able to qualify for additional rental assistance, but only if they are able to show proper use of the first month's payment by providing a verifiable receipt.
June 29, 2011
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Bismarck, N.D. – Federal disaster assistance is now available to residents and businesses in McHenry, Morton and Renville counties for damages caused by flooding that began Feb. 14 and continues. Such aid was already approved for Burleigh and Ward counties.
June 27, 2011
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Bismarck, ND – Inspectors from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) have started meeting with disaster applicants in Burleigh and Ward counties whose primary homes were damaged or destroyed by the record 2011 flooding. Inspectors are private contractors who wear official FEMA identification badges. Authorized inspectors will only confirm personal detailed information that has been provided previously during the registration process. They will usually not approach an applicant without prior telephone contact.
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Bismarck, N.D. -- North Dakota residents who have been affected by the flooding that began April 7 can now visit the North Dakota Department of Emergency Services (NDDES) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Disaster Recovery Centers (DRC) if they have questions about recovery programs. The DRCs located in Minot and Bismarck have recovery program representatives available to help answer questions about assistance.
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Some frogs that live in noisy streams communicate by using ultrasonic calls.
By Emily Sohn, 00:00 AM March 15, 2006
Cartoon superheroes have included bats, spiders, and turtles. It may be time to add frogs to the list of animals that have special powers.
Scientists have found signs of ultrasonic communication in a frog species that lives in China. Ultrasonic signals have such a high pitch that people can't hear them. This type of frog is the first amphibian ever discovered to have such sensitive ears.
A concave-eared torrent frog.
|Courtesy of Albert Feng.
Concave-eared torrent frogs are small and brown. They ...
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Umesh V. Katti went all out to ensure his brother's victory
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Belgaum: The hopes of Congress to wrest its traditional stronghold, the Chikkodi Lok Sabha seat from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), transformed into a disappointment after its candidate Prakash B. Hukkeri lost to the latter in the recent general elections.
Mr. Hukkeri lost to BJP's Ramesh V. Katti by a margin of 55,287 votes. Congress sources attributed Mr. Hukkeri's defeat to squabbles.
Mr. Hukkeri, a former minister and MLA from Chikkodi-Sadalga in Chikkodi taluk, has identified himself a "political worker". He played a key role in bringing development work to his home constituency and some landmark developments to the district, notably among them was the government medical college. His pro-active role during devastating floods into the Krishna flowing through his home taluk and other parts of Chikkodi Lok Sabha constituency had come for much appreciation, even from his political rivals; although not free from charges of corruption.
The Congress, which represents four of the eight Assembly segments in the constituency, thought that he would be sure-fire winner.
Mr. Ramesh Katti, younger brother of Horticulture Minister Umesh V. Katti, faced allegations of cheating sugarcane growers in sugar factories controlled by Katti brothers, particularly in Hiranyakeshi Sahakara Sakkare Karkhane.
Mr. Umesh, who quit the Janata Dal (S) and got re-elected on the BJP ticket in the byelection to Hukkeri, left no stone unturned and had gone to the extent of serving a veiled threat to his own party while staking claim to 'ticket' for his brother. The BJP yielded, although at the cost of old-time party loyalists.
Interestingly, a major similarity could be seen in the pre-poll electoral scenario in Chikkodi and Bidar Lok Sabha constituencies.
In Bidar, the former minister Gurupadappa Nagamarpalli quit Congress to contest from Bidar Lok Sabha seat on the BJP ticket and also ensured ticket to his son Suryakant Nagamarpalli to contest in the bye-election from Bidar Assembly seat, which fell vacant after his father resigned to join the BJP.
But the voters of Bidar returned the former Chief Minister N. Dharam Singh of the Congress.
In Chikkodi, although a similar feeling existed, the Katti brothers managed to register success, thanks to a divided Congress.
Both the leaders and workers agree that Congress legislators Kakasaheb Patil from Nippani, Shyam B. Ghatage from Kudachi and the former minister and MLC Veerkumar Patil did not work to the extent it was required for the success of Mr. Hukkeri.
Sources in Congress told The Hindu that many leaders in district Congress did not wish to see Mr. Hukkeri grow.


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For Renate Jefferson, running a high school is more than a job, it's a lifestyle
Asked about the toughest times on the job, Jefferson referenced the untimely deaths of teachers, administrators and students.
"I could cry just thinking about it," she said. "But we have just really had tragic, tragic losses over the years. Much more than any school should have in an 11-year span."
One of those was band director Rick Lorenzen, who died suddenly in the fall of 2009. He was found at his desk by students arriving for a weekend band practice.
The school's current band director, Neil Anderson, who considered Lorenzen a mentor, said Jefferson showed her stripes as a leader at the time.
"Renate rallied around those kids," Anderson said. "She made sure that they had a future, and that was really important. She understood the importance of that music program to those kids. And she made sure that it kept going."
Being a principal is more than just a job to Jefferson; she says it's a lifestyle. And she draws great pleasure attending the dances, concerts, plays and games. Or going to see the robotics team honored at a City Council meeting.
"It is a lifestyle, absolutely," Walters said. "It is a family commitment. It's not just you. Your whole family (is part of the commitment)."
Not too long after he took over as band director, Anderson was standing next to Jefferson at some sporting event. At Vista High School in San Diego County, where Anderson worked before coming to Murrieta Valley, Anderson had been known to ask the football coach after a big win if he wanted to conduct the pep band.
That day, standing next to Jefferson, he made the same offer.
"She didn't even think twice about it, just climbed right up on the ladder and away she went," he said.
She has a stock line that explains her commitment to extra-curriculars.
"I've always said, what job offers you as much entertainment as a high school principal," she said.
At the same time, the German-born Jefferson, who taught English, French and German before she got into administration, has tremendous passion for the work that takes place in the classroom.
Back in 1991 when she was interviewing to come to Murrieta, she said they were looking for teachers who were employing different methods for engaging students. That was something that Jefferson had been through working in Long Beach.
She said it was a "very difficult population, and I just had to so change my teaching strategies."
Coming reforms excite her, even if she won't be a part of them.
"I am very encouraged about and excited about our educational system changing in the sense that we are really looking for the students to become more independent learners," Jefferson said.
Her retirement plans don't sound too, well, retiring.
She wants to teach a class, and volunteer, and do some work in the classroom of her daughter, who is a high school teacher in the Lake Elsinore district. She plans to fit in time for travel with her husband, Gary, himself a retired teacher.
"I will stay involved in education," she said. "Absolutely."
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Volleyball (W) Soccer (M,W) Tennis (M,W) Swimming (M,W) Diving (M,W) Baseball (M) Softball (W) Basketball (M,W) Gymnastics (W) they Oecoming a member of o frorerniry con be o greor college experience. No other group or tbis universiry con offer you rhe brorfierhood, inrerfrorernol comoroderie, ond sociol ocnviries rhor o frorerniry con. Frorerniry members ore highly visible on compus ond rhor is due ro rhe opporruniry for campus ond community provides A good percenroge of rhe srudenr leoder posirions ore held by Greeks Many local, regionol ond norionol chorines have benefired from rhe rhousonds of dollars and man hours rhor ore donored by our choprers Joining o frorerniry is a life commirmenr Greek olumni alv^'oys hove a ploce ro coll home, ond college men ro coll brothers Alumni brothers are regulorly informed of IFC and choprer evenrs rhrough finonctol supporr ro rhe choprer Presidenrs, senorors, successful businessmen ond celebnries hove said thot being Greek gave rhem rhe leodership quoliries and confidence ro succeed The Greek life hos been beneficiol ro many people They chose ro become of the opporruniry ro meet ond sociolize wirh orhers who hod similar inreresrs, ro improve ocodemic progress, ond ro develop losring friendships. Through IFC P.ush, you fiove rhe opporruniry ro moke rhor some choice. Desr of luck in finding rhe frorerniry involvemenr rhor Greek Itfe rhor's right for you! Sororities SIGMA DELTA TAO ini A sorority is a Iiil I home away from home: a group of women who moke your odjusrment ro college life a little eosier. Sisterhood, beginning the doy you become 0 pledge, is o term that is difficult to explain yet in the bosis of every sorority. shoring dreoms, goals, loughter and tears. Sisrerhood pro vides you wirh losring friendships ond memories rhor will enrich your college years Sisterhood results from ond which you will cherish mony yeors ro follow. Along wirh sisterhood come other very important elements of sororiry life, such III 1^1 I scholorship ond leodership Sorority women stress the importance of academic through various scholarship progroms. As o pledge you ore en to study with orhers in the some mojor so thor rhe more experienced women con help if you hove o problem. Choprer scholorship awards ore also port of this piCTure. Sorority members moy accept membership on various committees within the sororiry os well os orhers on compus. Members are ericouroged to ossume leodership of committees by serving os chopter officers. Sororities work together on chority projeas os well os community and compus offoirs ro increose school spirit OS well os increase srudenr porticiporion in oil compus offoirs OS ochievemenr couraged other importonr elements of sororiry life include sporting Ve con't stop there and sociol events. Intromurols between sororities provide friendly comperirion . Flog foorboll, volleyboll, soccer and bosketboll orejusr o few! anyone con ploy. Sororiries ore involved in sociol events such os formols. Greek Week and bortquets just to get you started bur there ore mony omong the women . . . Remember more! I hope thot you hove begun to get on ideo of whot sororiry life is oil about osk Piush Week will give you rhe opportunity to view all of the sororities Vhorever sororiry you choose as your home the friendships you form will be strong ond losring ond will buiW memories you'll cherish o liferinne. . questions! IT'S GRSSK TO MS P K- X r = T ^^Jl^ M:. T P_^ N:. $ 7 X H: 0 =.^ 11: Q ^ ea-o-lah \ alpha What Is Rush? r andv I time for rushees and inifialed members to get lo kiww each olher better through a series of carefully planned "parlies." After Rush has been completed and bids have been extended, you will begin pledgmg/as&ociating with the Ira Formal rush for both 1 f b.y-Mh A lambda lernity or fiorority ol your choice. It is important to come to Rush with an open mind and to give each chapter equal consideration. Be yourself! Rush is a mtrfual selec tion process, uate you. so lemember as you evaluate each chapter, they will eval Do not own go with your /\ let other's opinions make the decision for you, but feelings, fur (he decision will affect the rest of your delta college an years. del.tah You may wonder what qualities Greek organizations look for in individual. Completing a rush application will give you an idea of these qualities. Personality and interest are also impcjrlanl, but so is L^ rpailon ep..,.|<, . # ^ "y-lat. H " academics, since il is the main reason you are attending college. Always be sure to ask questions, I( you have any questions pertain ing lo rush, financial matters, or social activities, ask someone lo clear up these points for you! Another important point to consider is finances. Careful consider ation should be given to your financial situation before making any obhgations. Even though a rushee is not obligated to pledge /associate at the end ol rush, we ask you lo look carefully al Creek hfe as it is a way lor you to meet the Greeks and to find out about the opporlumties we have to ofler. Uke il . . . We bve i(! Go Greekf \F thay-lah Words Active A to be Familiar With fuHy initiated member of a Iralernity or sorority. Thoae fraternity or aorority members who have graduated. Alumni Bid An invitation to become a pledge/associate member. A term used by active members of a fraternity or sorority whei Brother/Sister The local group of a fraternity or sorority. Chapter An organization with lifelong membership which uses Greek letters aj Fraternity called sororities. A member of a fraternity or sorority. Greek IFC Interfratemity Council which governs the fraternities. The ritual which brings the pledge into full membership Initiation as a ferring lame. to each other. Women's fraternities are informally in the rity/ fraternity. Generally of some ! acred nature formal ceremony. Lagacy Pledge Quota A person whose father, mother, brother or sister is or was an active member of a certain fraternity A person who is working to become an active member, (also called Associate Member) The number of women/men that a sorority /fraternity may pledge. in sorority. The traditional secret ceremonies of a fraternity or sorority. Ritual The mutual process ol membership selection consisting of scheduling functions Rush become acquainted. Rushee A person who is registered for Rush. A council which governs sororities. Panhellenic which active memb< m5 .ja^m F" 11 H^fln ;= r^ .r:^ Illl. fc B URI Fraternities and Sororities Fraternities Alpha Epsilon Pi Chi Phi Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Gamma Delta Phi Sigma Kappa "Lambda Chi" "AEPi" 6 61 1 1 Fraternity Circle Upper College Road North Road 789-9674 783-7847 783-7897 783-7871 789-9825 783-7971 783-7803 789-9885 789-9517 789-9809 789-9635 789-9645 "Fiji" "Phi Sig" "SAE" 117 Alumni Ave. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi Sigma Nu Sigma Phi Epsilon Tau Epsilon Phi Theta Delta Chi Zeta Beta Tau Beta Theta Pi Lambda Upslon Lambda Pi Delta Chi Phi "Sig Ep" "Tep" "Theta Delt" "ZBT" College Rd. College Rd. Upper College Rd. 79 Upper College Rd. 17 Fraternity Circle 22 Campus Ave. 73 22 Alumni Ave 22 Upper 67 Upper 8 Fraternity Circle IFC Office IFC Office IFC Office 4 Frat Circle Kappa PSI Sororities Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Xi Delta Chi "Alpha Chi" "A D Pi" "Alpha Xi" "Chi O" "DZ" "SDT" 1411 5 12 10 18 14 Omega Delta Zeta Sigma Delta Tau Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Sigma Kingston Rd. Fraternity Circle Fraternity Circle Fraternity Circle Fraternity Circle Fraternity Circle 783-7908 789-8560 789-9605 789-9625 783-7875 783-7879 "Sigma" 16 Fraternity Circle 29 Lower College Rd. 783-7883 782-6530 IFC/Panhel Executive Boards IFC . . . PANHEL . . . President Kevin Haggertt Todd Vice President Pub. Vice President Mict. Prigozen President Beth Sturm Andrea Adam Sibum K. P. Holly Reid Secretary Treasurer To Be Announced Bruce Simmons Secretary Treasurer Douglas Justin Oliver Gilbert Denizard Education Chairman Jeff Andrews Philanthropic Chairman Scott Kossove Special Events Rush Chairman Jennifer Roberts Rush Chairwoman Stacey Sevo Activities Lisa Lucatorro Jen Palermo Public Relations IMALiz Hackett Asst. Rush Amy Hanswirth Campus Outreach Jeannine David Philanthropic Tara Weinstein Presenting The New Students ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES . . . Information next to the student's photo includes hometown, state, major, and activities. KEVIN ABRAMS Port Chester. NY Port Chester H.S. Golf, Hockey DEYANNA ABRUZZO Marketing Arthur L. Johnson Clark. NJ Gymnastics. Track DEBRA AOAMSKI Putnam Valley. NV Regional Physical Therapy John F. Cheerleading, Dancing TARA ACNETA Kennedy Marketing Potomac. MD Winston Churchill H.S. Architecture Bicycling. Hiking AUDREY AGNETTA Everett, MA Everett H.S Running. Sailing MICHAEL ALDEN MiKord. MA Psychology Milford H.S. Environmental Science Skiing. Volleyball JON ALFINI Irvington. NY Basketball. Volleyball LAUREN ALLARD North Smithfield. Rl Irvington Landscape Architecture Cheerleading, Volleyball LAURA ALTMAN Ardsley. NY North Smithfield H.S. Comm. Disorders Ardsley H.S. Education Soccer, Tennis SHELLY ANAND Shoreham, NY Drama. Music Shoreham Wading River H.S. Psychology North KIMBERLY ANDERSON North Kingstown, Rl Art. Soccer MICHAEL ANDERSON Kingstown H.S. Marketing Medway H.S. Medway. MA Skiing, Tennis SARAH ANDERSON Coventry, CT Science Coventry H.S. Undecided Basketball. Music BRIAN ANDRADE Rehobolh. MA Baseball. Basketball RACHEL ANTER Lincoln. Rl Horses, Soccer JIM ARGENTI Johnston, Rl Dighton-Rehoboth Regional Accounting Lincoln St. H.S Pre.l.aw La Salle Hockey. LaCrosse AVRAH ARUSY Brick. NY Academy Engineering Business. People VICTOR ASSELTA Danbury, CT Brick Memorial H.S. PrcLaw Motorcycling, Scuba Diving PAMELA ASTL Northampton. PA Danbury H.S, Computer Science Northampton Sr. H.S. Science Great Neck North Liberal Arts Softball, Volleyball ANDREW ATLAS Great Neck. NY Basketball, Hockey CHERYL AUDET Norwalk. CT Environment. Softball CHAD BABCOCK Brien Mc Mahon H.S. Science Westerly, Rl Art. Golf KIMBERLY BAOESSA Providence. Rl Westerly H S. Fire Arts Classical H.S. PreMed Ithaca H S PreMed Aerobics. Cheerleading MARSHALL BALLARD Ithaca, NY Soccer, Track STACEY BARANOSKI Wantage. NJ Aerobics, Camping JOSH BARIS High Point Regional H S Psychology Barnstable Englewood Cliffs, NJ Golf. Volleyball SHAWN BARNES Pawtucket, Rl Academy Psychology Bowling, Creative Writing DAVID BARR Tolman H.S. Journalism Toll Gate Science Warwick, Rl Music, Volleyball JARET BARR Westford, MA Wesrford Academy Hockey, Tennis ERICA BARRETT Staten Island. NY Political Science Curtis H.S Education Music. Swimming ROGER BARRETTE Woodstock. CT Woodstock Academy Bicycling. Track Computer Science Ramapo H.S. Communications AMY BARSUKOV Pomona. NY Film. Music MELISSA BATTAH Bellmore, NY Art, Skiing AMY BAUSHER WC. Mepham Liberal Arts Wyomissing, PA Hiking, Running STACEY BEATUS New York, NY Wyomissing Area Science Horace Mann Soccer, Volunteerism AMY BECKWITH Psychology Westerly H.S. Education Westerly, Rl Racquetball, Track CHRISTOPHER BELLIN Hillsdale, NJ Basketball, Skiing TINA BELLOS Flushing, NY Drama, Horses ED BELLOWS Pascack Valley H S. Education Benjamin Cardozo H.S. Science St. John's H.S. Liberal Arts Leicester, MA Skiing. Weightlifting BROOKE BENISH Bloomsburg, PA Student Gov't.. Swimming SHELLEY BENSON Central Columbia Pharmacy Randolph Center. VT Creative Writing. Drama SONIA BENTO Randolph Union H.S Pharmacy Chicopee, Ml Cheerleading. Hiking OLIVIA BENTROVATO Chicopee H.S. Dental Hygiene Parsippany H.S, Sports Medicine Parkway North H.S. Parsippany, NJ Horses, Skiing KERRY BERGER St Louis. MO Basketball. Cheerleading ROBERT BERGERON Barkhamsted, CT Liberal Arts Northwest Catholic H.S Science. Tennis DAVID BETTENCOURT Harrisville, Rl Basketball. Hiking MELISSA BIAGINI Burrlllville H.S Journalism Washingtonvllle, . NY Student Gov't Yearbook JOLANTA BIELAT Washingtonvllle Humanities St. Pawtucket. Rl Art, Creative Raphael Academy Writing Psychology NATHAN BIXLER ff^ .V. Westerly. Ri Computers. Tennis AMY BLACK Evansville, IN Westerly H.S. Engineering Harrison H.S. Environment. Honor Society ADAM BLOCKTON Psychology Mamaroneck H.SCommunications Point Pleasant Beach iWAwi Mamaroneck, NY Film, Music JAMES BOEKHOLT Lavallette, NJ Computers, Skiing PETER BOLESKl Engineering Tiverton, Rl Tiverton H.S. Computers, Drama JILL BONNER South Windsor. CT People, Tennis Engineering South Windsor H.S. Nursing Cold JESS BOSSUNG Cold Spring Harbor, NY Pyromania. Basket Weaving Spring Harbor H.S. Psychology Monsignor Farrell H.S. Zoology DONALD BOYLE Staten Island. NY Scuba Diving. Swimming MARGERY BRADSHAW Newport. Rl Animals. Photography COLIN BRADY Burrillv.lle. RI Rogers H.S. Zoology Burrillville H.S. Basketball, Scuba Diving SHAWN BRADY Cuyahoga Falls, OH Biology Walsh Jesuit H.S. Finance North Yarmouth Academy LaCrosse. Tennis JEFF BRAGDON Raymond, ME Creative Writing. LaCrosse Engineering ADAM BRAGER Middletown. NJ Basketball, Fishing ALLISON BRAGG New Orleans. LA Red Bank Catholic H.S. Business Animals, Swimming PAUL BRANCHESI Tolland. CT Grace King H.S. Liberal Arts Tolland H.S. Track. Volleyball ALISA BRFFN Ansonia. CT Landscape Architecture Ansonia H.S. Dancing. People KELLEY BRENNAN Wakefield. Rl Psychology Horses. Music KAREN BREYER South Kingstown H.S. Food Science & Nutrition Wissahickon Business Bluebell. PA Softball. Tennis MICHAEL BRICKMAN Paramus. NJ Baseball, Football MARC BRIGHTMAN Paramus H.S. Mathematics /^^i f4ti Dartmouth. MA Scuba Diving. Dartmouth H.S. Science Skiing COLIN BRODD Wakefield, Creative Rl South Kingstown H.S. Writing, Poetry History Brewster H.S, Undecided JENNIFER BROOKS Brewster. NY Soccer, Swimming DAN BROUGH Franklin Square, NY Kellenberg Memorial H.S. Surfing. Track AMY BROWN Scituate. Rl Sports Medicine Scituate H.S. People. Yearbook Sociology KELLI BROWN Glenwood Landing. NY North Shore H.S. Liberal Arts Environment, Softball KRISTIN BROWN North Scituate. Rl Orchestra, Yearbook LAUREN BROWN Ponaganset H.S. Science Bedford, NY Aerobics. Radio MICHELLE BRUNO Byram Hills H.S. Nutrition Woburn H.S. Woburn. MA Aerobics, Swimming LISA BUCKLEY Little Compton, RI Pharmacy rmm Bishop Stang Science Animals. Drama MEGGAN BUGARA Little Compton, RI Middletown H.S, Liberal Arts Skiing. Volleyball ROBERT BUONANNO Woodcliff Lake, NJ Pascack Hills H.S. Business Baseball. Basketball AIMEE BURDICK Coventry. Rl Ballet, Dancing JONATHAN BURKE Coventry H.S. Education Underbill. VT Scuba Mt Mansfield Union H.S. Diving, Skiing Oceanography South Hunterdon Humanities LYNNSLEY CADWALLADER Lambertvillc, NJ Hockey. Tennis REBECCA CALIFANO Belmar. NJ Aerobics, Running AMY CAMPBELL Scituate. RI Manasquan H.S, Physical Therapy Scituate H.S. Nutrition Art. Volleyball CHRISTINE CAMPBELL Topsham. ME Travel, Bicycling CHRISTOPHER CAMPION Mt, Ararat School Psychology Coventry H.S. Botany Trinity Catholic H.S. Business Xavier H.S. Coventry, Rl Environment, Horticulture ALISON CANADA Stamford, CT Photography, Skiing SEBASTIAN CANNAMELA Middletown, CT Football. Track CHRISTOPHER CANNISTRAC Engineering Harrison, NY Baseball. Tennis DONALD CARBONNEAU lona Prep. Psychology Tewksbury, MA Baseball. Racquetball MATTHEW CARLYON Manchester, CT Tewksbury H.S. Accounting Manchester H S. Music, Skiing MICHELLE CAROSELLA Amawalk, NY Business Somers H.S. People, Reading DAVID CARROLL Psychology Mahwah. NJ Mahwah H.S, Surfing. Snowboarding RYAN CARSTENS St. Louis. MO Engineering Webster Groves Fishing. Football HELENA CARTER Computer Science Alternate Learning Project Providence. RI Music. Yearbook MEEGAN CASCELLA Rumson. NJ People. Tennis Psychology Rumson Fair Haven Regional Liberal Arts SOULADETH CHANTHAPHOUVONG Johnston, Rl Johnston H.S. Boxing, Gymnastics PEGGY CHASSE Computer Science Madawaska H.S. Madawaska, ME Camping, River Music LOREN CHECCHI Pharmacy River Dell H.S. Edge, NJ Creative Writing, Environment CHANNY CHEK Psychology Classical H.S. Education Providence, Rl Music, Volleyball MAUREEN CHIPALOSKI Phillipsburg. NJ Cheerleading, Student JAE CHONG Cranston, Rl Art Gov't. Phillipsburg H.S. Psychology Accounting Riverhead H.S, PreMed South AMY CHORZEMPA Wading River, NY Science, Sports HOLLY CHRISTENSEN Wakefield. Rl Camping, Soccer MELISSA CHRISTIE Kingstown H.S. Psychology Allendale, NJ DECA, Skiing RENEE CHRISTOPHER Northern Highlands H.S. Marketing Gloucester H.S. Marine Gloucester, MA Bowling, Dancing CHIU CHEUK CHU Biology Providence. RI Piano, Volleyball LINDA CIARDULLO Classical H S. Pharmacy Byram Hills H.S. Armonk. NY People, Tennis FRANCINE CINQUE East Haven. CT Undecided Sacred Heart Academy Business FBLA. Skiing LEONARD CIPOLLA East Providence. RI East Providence Sr. H.S. Running, Volleyball AUDRY CLARK Physical Therapy Bishop Fenwick Comm. Disorders North Peabody, MA Photography. Volleyball REBECCA CLARKE North Kingstown. RI Kingstown H.S. Business Skiing, Soccer ALICE CLAYTON Middletown. CT Creative Writing. Running Mercy H.S. Liberal Arts James Madison H.S. Computer Science Diman PATRICK CLEGG Vienna. VA Hockey, Soccer KAREN CLOHECY Tiverton, Rl Camping, Swimming BRIAN COHEN Aberdeen, MD Regional Voc.-Tech. Physical Therapy Hiking, Scuba Diving RACHEL COHEN Newmgton, CT John Carroll Environmental Science Newington H.S. Liberal Arts Bicycling, Music HEATHER COLETTI Troy, NY Emma Willard School Science Skiing. Tennis SUZANNE COLOMBO Trumbull, CT Trumbull H.S. Business. Dancing MELANIE CONKLIN Saratoga Springs. NY Marketing Saratoga Springs H.S. Fashion Design Art. Cheerleading KATE CONLON Bohemia. NY Academy of St. Joseph Education Photography. Volunteerism TARA CONNELL Duxbury. MA Duxbury H,SFine Arts Avon H.S. Art. Running JULIE COPPA Avon, CT Art, Environment JENIFER CORR Fairfield. CT Business Fairfield H.S. Education Hiking PAUL COSTA Providence, Rl Basketball. Football SHELLY COULOMBE La Salle Academy Accounting Pilgrim Biology Warwick. Rl Animals. Volleyball PETER COUTO Marine Bristol. Rl Animals. Swimming SARA COWAN Bristol H.S. Zoology Cumberland H.S. Cumberland, Rl Skiing, Tennis SARAH CRANE Psychology Bryn Mawr, PA Reading, Weightlifting JESSICA CRAVEN North Radnor H.S. Liberal Arts North Reading, MA Reading H.S Business Aerobics. Soccer COLLEEN CREEDON Cranston. RI Basketball, Softball TERESA CRISAFULLI Cranston H S West Physical Education Cranston H SEast Cranston. Rl Hockey. Music CHRISTOPHER CROCKER Undecided Bristol. RI Basketball. Business CHRISTINE CUMMINGS Bristol H S. Accounting Pascack Hills H.S. Political Science Montvale, NJ Piano, Volunteerism CHRISTOPHER CUMMINGS East Providence, RI East Providence Sr. H.S. Skiing. Volleyball Environmental Science JENNIFER CUNHA Acushnet. MA Art. Honor Society LUCIA CURRERI Gloucester. MA New Bedford H S. Pharmacy Gloucester H.S Dental Skiing. Tennis PATRICIA CYR Hygiene Madawaska, ME Math. Tennis ROBERT DAIL Madawaska H.S, Pharmacy Toll Gate H.S. Warwick. Rl Math, Science MEGHAN DANCER Engineering Florence Roebling. NJ Travel. Volunteerism ORION DAVIDOFF Highland Park. NJ Twp H.S. Sociology Highland Park H.S. Motorcycling, Weightlifting KIMBERLY DAVIS Psychology Northmont Clayton, OH Cheerleading, Skiing NIKKI DAVIS White Plains, NY White Plains H.S. Horses, Student Gov't. KARA DEAN Middletown, NJ Baseball, SADD Accounting Red Bank Catholic Business AL DE BENEDICTIS Montrose. NY Football. Weightlifting BRYAN DECELLES Coventry. Rl Hendrick Hudson H.S, Business Baseball, Golf NICOLE DE CHELLO East Haven, CT Cheerleading, DECA MICHAEL DEEGAN Cape Elizabeth. ME Coventry H.S. Engineering East Haven H.S. Business Fishing. Golf TINA DE GRAFF Parsippany. NJ Cape Elizabeth H,S, Engineering Creative Writing, Film JENNIFER DE MARCO Parsippany H.S, Film, English Lakeland Wanaque, NJ Cheerleading, Regional H.S. Track Accounting KATHERINE DEMPSEY Warwick, Rl Music. Reading STEVEN DENKIN Floral Park. NY Pilgrim H.S, Liberal Arts Floral Park Memorial Communications LaCrosse. Surfing NICOLE DERVAN Ocean Twp., NJ Ocean SADD, Sailing KERRY DIAMOND Staten Island, NY St Creative Writing. Volunteerism THOMAS Dl BIASE Cranston. Rl Twp. H.S, Sociology Academy Nursing Joseph Hill Golf. Hockey DEBORAH DICKERMAN Warwick, Rl Cranston H.S. West Humanities Computers, Volleyball JULIE DICKSON Middletown. NY Pilgrim H.S. Accounting Pine Bush H.S. Science Johnston H.S, Undecided Swimming. Boating DEBORAH Dl COSTANZO Johnston. Rl Student Gov't Volleyball CINDI DITMAN . Orange. CT Swimming RYAN Dl VITO East Haven, CT Amity Regional H.S. Sports Medicine East Haven H.S. Marine Affairs Baseball. Skiing KELLY DOMBEK Cortlandt Manor. NY Creative Writing. Science KYLE DOODY Delmar. NY Student Gov't,. Travel HEATHER DORSCH Walter Panas H.S Zoology Bethlehem Political Science Danbury, CT DECA, Field Hockey MELANIE DRAPE Pawtucket, Rl Danbury H.S. Accounting Bishop Feehan H.S. Fine Arts Art, Photography KATIE DRECHSLER Smithtown. NY Smithtown Central Gymnastics. Diving Accounting Edward Little H.S. niPi JENNIFER DRINKWATER Auburn, ME Band, Tennis DENNIS DRISCOLL North Scituate, Rl Art, Javelin Pharmacy Smithfield Science ZACHARY DRISCOLL Dudley. MA Scuba Diving, Skiing Shepherd Hill Regional H.S. Science REBECCA DU BRAY Duxbury, MA Crew, Softball PATRICIA DUMONT Pawtucket, Rl Duxbury H.S. Psychology St. Raphael Academy Undecided Animals, Tennis JASON DURAND Woonsocket. Rl LaCrosse. Volleyball MARY BETH DWULET Lakewood, NJ Woonsocket Sr. H.S. Engineering St Rose H.S, Tennis, Volleyball BETH EAGAN Nursing Whippany, NJ Environment, Softball ERIN EDDINGTON Shaker Heights, OH Academy of St. Elizabeth Undecided Laurel School Marine Biology Photography. Milford. NJ Scuba Diving Dela ware CATHERINE EGAN Valley Regional H S, Cheerleading, Skiing AMY EISENBERG West Hartford. CT Undecided William H. Hall H.S. Cheerleading. Dancing LESLEY ELKAS Cedar Grove, NJ Music, Travel Psychology Oak Knoll Phannacy St. John's Prep. School Marine Aifairs, Science SEAN EMBERLEY Lynn, MA Baseball, Football TAMARA EMMETT Coventry, Rl Music. Piano ADAM ENGLANDER Manalapan. NJ Coventry H.S. Pharmacy Manalapan H.S. Business Soccer, Volleyball MINDY ENGLE North Dartmouth, MA Tennis NIKKI ENGLER Dartmouth H.S. Communications West Suf field. CT Suffield H.S. Animals, Art KATHERINE ERWINSKI East Arlington. VT Zoology Arlington Memorial H.SScience Chatham H.S. Fine Arts Music. Snowboarding JILL ESTES Chatham, NJ Art, Tennis PETER FAERBER Middletown. RI Environment. Science JOHN FAHYS Middletown H.S. Medical Tech. Middletown H.S.North Environment Belford. NJ Surfing, Environment AUDRA FALCO Brightwaters. NY Art. Astrology AMANDA FALT Bay Shore H.S. Liberal Arts Nashua. NH Manchester West Science Motorcycling. Scuba Diving NARK FANTASIA Worcester. MA Holy Name Skiing, Volleyball SHANNIN FARLEY Business Somers H.S Somers, CT Skiing, Soccer LAUREN FARRELL Nursing Arthur L. Johnson Clark. NJ Aerobics, Track ROBERT FARRELL Hasbrouck Marketing Bergen Catholic Communications Heights, NJ Baseball. Weightlifting CARA FEINZIG Sudbury. MA Softball. Water Skiing REBECCA FERRIGNO Lincoln Sudbury Education Washingtonvllle, Running, Soccer JOHN FERRIS NY Washingtonvllle H.S. Education West Morris Central Long Valley. NJ Wrestling, Kart Racing ANDREA FIGUERAS Pharmacy Shrewsbury H.S, Sports Med.. Social Serv. Shrewsbury. MA Camping. Horses CAROLYN FIRMBACH South Setauket, NY Ward Melville Music, Volleyball SHARON FISH Sociology Manchester H.S, Wild Life Manchester. CT Art. Soccer TRICIA HTZSIMMONS Hoosick Falls. NY Business. Dancing CHERI FLAHERTY Biology Hoosick Falls Central School Business Metuchen H.S. Metuchen. NJ Hockey. Soccer MEGAN FLATLEY Biology Reading. MA People. Swimming SEAN FLOOD Huds< . Reading Memorial H.S. Liberal Arts MA Football. Weightlifting LYNN FLOR New Bedford, MA Environment, Music KARA FOLEY West Hartford, CT LaCrosse, Skiing ALDEN FOLSOM Monticello, ME Math. Tennis ELAINE FONACIER Stony Brook. NY Ballet. Dancing JENNIFER PONTES Ward Melville H.S, Mansfield. MA Hockey. Softball ANDREW FORBES North Wales. PA Skiing. Surfing KERRI FORTUNE Ashaway. Rl Art. Crafts KIM FORTUNE Carolina. Rl Art, People MARY FOSTER Ewmg Twp,, NJ PETER FRACKELTON Rumford, Rl Skiing. Tennis ILEANA FRED West Hartford, CT Animals. Sculpture MICHAEL FRISZ Northvale. NJ Weightlifting GARY FULLERTON Carolina. Rl Band. Basketball JOHN GADBOIS Aubu . MA Soccer Racquetball. MICHAEL GAIDYS Randolph, VT Basketball. Golf CHRIS GALLARELLO Randolph Union H.S. Medical Tech Larchmont, NY Baseball. Skiing JOHN GARIPAY Mamaroneck H.S, Business Melrose H.S, Melrose, MA Student Gov't Swimming ALISON GAZI , Business Immaculata H S. Middlesex, NJ Softball, Student Gov't ADAM GECHT Staten Island. NY Liberal Arts Susan Wagner H.S Bicycling, Swimming CRAIG GENDREAU Pharmacy Bishop Fechar H S Engineering Ward Melville Nutrition Cumberland, Rl Music. Tennis LORI GENOVA Stony Brook, NY People. Skiing TERESA GERVELIS Warwick, RI Toll Gate Music, Tennis NEAL GIACOMELU West Orange, NJ Baseball, Soccer ANTONIO GIANFRANCESCO North Providence. RI Accounting Morris Catholic H.S. Environment Classical H S. Business Soccer, Baseball MICHAEL GIARRATANO Warwick. Rl Kwajalein Engineering Cold Spring Harbor Finance Basketball, Bowling TOM GIBSON Lloyd Harbor, Golf. Skiing NY DANIEL GIOIOSA North Darthmouth. MA Dartmouth H S Baseball. Computers JENNIFER GLASS East Brunswick. NJ Art, Volunteerism KURT GODING Engineering East Brunswick H S Education Cranston, Rl Cranston H S.West Hockey. Surfing BETH GOLDBERG Woodcliff Uke, NJ Physical Therapy Pascack Hills H.S. Skung, Pottery MARNI GOLDBERG Freehold, NJ Psychology Freehold Art, Swimming JENNIFER GOODLEY Farmington, CT Twp. H.S. Psychology Business Farmington H.S. Tennis, Volleyball DAVID GOODWIN Coventry, RI Tennis, Water Skiing SUSHIL GORDHANDAS Coventry H.S. Engineering Mt St Lincoln, Rl Charles Basketball, Computers WARREN GORODESS Kings Park. NY Hockey, Tennis AMY GRAMOLINI Woonsocket, RI Academy Engineering Kings Park H.S. Pharmacy Woonsocket Sr. H.S. Guitar, Music HEATHER GRANT Cumberland. RI Undecided Cumberland H.S Dental Hygiene Plainville H.S Education Dancing, Tennis KELLEY GRANT Plainville, CT Drama, Swimming CHRISTINE GRAVES Warwick. Rl ifal;^ Computers. Music DAVID GREEN Warwick Veterans Science Cherry Hill. NJ Skiing. Soccer SETH GREENBERG Smithtown. NY Drama. Track AMY GREENE New Milford. CT Cherry Hill H.S.Easl Physical Therapy Smithtown H.S. Liberal Arts New Milford H.S. Dancing. Travel JUSTIN GRFFNE Psychology Roslyn Heights. LaCrosse. Skiing NY Roslyn H.S. PreMed TIMOTHY GREENE Warwick. Rl Track, Weightlifting CHAD GREENSHNER Bishop Hendricken Business Manalapan, NJ Baseball, Basketball ALLISON GROHT Manalapan H.S, Sports Medicine Yorktown H.S. Liberal Arts Yorktown. NY Music, Sailing KIMBERLY GUAY Manville, Rl Track, Field Hockey UMILE GUIDO Lincoln Jr.Sr. H S. Psychology Westerly H.S. Undecided Westerly, Rl Baseball. Photography JASON GULLY Worcester. MA Holy Name Science Daniel Hand H.S. Political Science Fishing. Tennis JESSE GUREVICH Madison. CT LaCrosse. Skiing GREG GUYER West Hartford, CT Conard H.S. Football, Skiing MARY BETH GUZAUSKAS Aquaculture Red Bank Catholic Lincroft, NJ Soccer, Tennis JESSICA HADDOCK Undecided Hereford H.S. Parkton, MD Art. Skiing SUSAN HAEBERLE Marketing Randolph H.S. Pre.Law Randolph. NJ Cheerleading, Skiing AMY HAFLER Alplaus, NY Track, Weightlifting KERI HALL Needham. MA Niskayuna Psychology Needham H.S. Soccer, Water Skiing CHRIS HAMILTON Nursing Greenport H.S. Liberal Arts Greenport, NY People. Skiing JEREMY HAMILTON Greenport. NY People. Outdoor Activities ILYSSA HARRIS Greenport H.S. Agriculture Parlln, NJ Crafts. Volunteerism ERIC HASTINGS Cedar Ridge Nursing Maranacook Manchester, ME Hockey. Volleyball KRISTEN HAWKE Water Mill. NY Community School Sociology Southampton H.S. Marketing Walt Whitman Art. Volleyball ALEXANDER HAYES Bethesda, MD Basketball, Newspaper Psychology DAN HEBERT Southwick, MA Track. Weightlifting MERRY HEIDT Lake Placid. NY Southwick Tolland Regional Pharmacy Transfer Student Business Toms River H.S. East Skiing. Loge ANDREA HERR Toms River. NJ Aerobics. Soccer MARY HERRON Nursing Coventry H.S. Undecided Coventry. Rl Politics, Weightlifting CHRISTINE HEYWORTH Swansea, MA Skiing, Travel JENNIFER HICKS Joseph Case H.S. Physical Education Waverly H.S. Science St. Bernard Lansing, MI Gymnastics. Hockey KRISTEN HILBURGER Niantic. CT Soccer. Track RANDOLPH HILLENBERG Biology Hawthorne H.S. Political Science Hawthorne, NJ Hockey. Skiing CYNTHIA HINES Feeding Hills. MA Cathedral H.S. Education Swimming. Volleyball NANCY HITCHCOCK Sturbridge. MA Worcester Academy Education Gymnastics ALUSON HITTE Charlestown, Rl Charlno Regional H.S. PreMed Cheerleading, Track MEUSSA HOLKE Brentwood, NY DECA. Travel RENEE HOMICK Ansonia. CT Brentwood H.S. Marketing Aerobics. Dancing AUTY HONAN Winthrop, MA Ansonia H.S. Dental Hygiene Cheerleading, Skiing KERIN HOPKINS Winthrop H.S. Marketing Coventry H.S Undecided Sacred Heart Coventry, RI Art, Environment LAURA HOPPENHAUER Malvernc, NY Honor Society. Soccer Academy Nursing SCOTT HORNE Huntington Beach. CA Hockey. Skiing TIMATHY HORTON Edison H.S. Political Science Jay, ME Football, Weightlifting STEFANIE HOULE North Andover. MA PInkerton Jay H.S. Pharmacy Academy Bicycling. Camping LORIE HUDON Accounting Bradford. RI Ballet. Dancing DEREK HUG North Westerly H.S. Education Kingstown. Rl North Baseball. Skiing PENNY HUGHEN South Portland. ME Kingstown H.S. Engineering South Portland H.S. Camping. Languages JUSTIN HUGHES East Greenwich. Rl Pharmacy Moses Brown School Choir, Tennis COLE HUNT Manalapan, NJ Marketing Manalapan H.S. Business Fishing, Football STEPHEN HUNTER Vernon, NJ Band, Skiing TRACY HUNTER Vernon Twp. Pharmacy Portsmouth H.S. Dietetics Red Bank Catholic H.S. Textile Mktg. Matawan H.S. Portsmouth, Rl Skiing, Volunteerism DEBORA HUNTINGTON Wickatunk, NJ Skiing, Volunteerism BRAD HYMAN Aberdeen, NJ Hockey. Tennis ADRIANA ISAZA Accounting Pawtucket, Rl St. Raphael Academy Business Swimming, Culture MAYA JABBUR Orangevale. CA Art, Scuba Diving ANDRIA JASON Casa Roble Fundamental Psychology Martha's Chilmark, MA Music, Soccer ALYSE JEGOU Bridgewater. NJ Vineyard Regional Marine Biology Bridgewater-Raritan Business Hockey. LaCrosse MELISSA JENDZEJEC Woodstock. CT Woodstock Swimming, Yearbook KATIE JOHANNESEN Oradell, NJ Academy Engineering Skiing. Travel KELLI JOHNSON River Dell Comm. Disorders West Morris Mendham Mendham. NJ Aerobics, Cheerleading PETER JOHNSON Baldwin. NY Education Baldwin Sr. H.S. Art. LaCrosse JEFFREY JOHNSTON West Warwick, RI Political Science Environment. Volunteerism ALLISON JONES Bishop Hendricken Physics Belmont H.S. Belmont, MA Gymnastics, Swimming PAMELA JONES Nutley, NJ Marketing People, Photography JENNIFER JORDAN Nutley H.S. Psychology South Wakefield, RI Kingstown Pre-Med Astrology, Math ED JORDEN Churchville. PA Environment, Surfing CAROLYN JOSEPH East Longmeadow. MA Council Rock Environmental Science Horses. Music CELESTE JULIEN Salem, MA Stoneleigh-Burnham English Salem H.S. People, Science ANDRICE JULIUS Pharmacy Livingston H.S. Livingston, NJ Music, Skiing JOEL KAHN Cranston, Rl Sociology Cranston West Crew, Music KERRI KALETSKI East Greenwich. Rl Art, Drama JILL KALISH Engineering East Greenwich H.S. Psychology Berkeley Prep, School Psychology Middletown Liberal Arts Tampa, FL People, Running ILICIA KAMINIT2 Middletown, Rl Cheerleading, Student Gov t. KRISTI KANE Warwick, RI Skiing. Ice Skating LISA KATZ Dartmouth. MA Aerobics, Volleyball CHAD KAYSER Hav. PA . LaCrosse, Skiing TARA KEARNEY Pequannock. NJ Dancing, Skiing MAURA KELL Milford, CT Lauralton Hall Undecided Basketball. Softball LISA KELLEY North Kingstown, RI Horses, Graphic Design KRIS KELLY Rocky Hill Liberal Arts Girard H.S Science Girard, OH Basketball, Football SHELBY KERCHNER Stony Brook. NY People. Poetry MICAH KERR Shelter Island. NY Ward Melville H S Psychology Shelter Island Central H.S, Urban Cheerleading, Weightlifting TRACY KESSLER Planning Stony Brook, NY Cheerleading. Dancing BENJAMIN KEZMARSKY Mahwah, NJ Ward Melville H.S Accounting Mahwah H,S. Business Drama, Rugby PATRICK KIERNAN Glastonbury. CT Basketball. Skiing KIM KILGORE Glastonbury H.S History Millbury. MA Poetry. Volunteerism SARAH KILLING Newtown. CT Cheerleading, LaCrosse BONNIE KIMMEL Wayne, NJ Art. Dancing CARMEN KINARD Churchville. MD LaCrosse. Yearbook COURTNEY KINCADE Sea Isle C Milton Wright Nursing City, NJ LaCrosse, Sailing STACEY KIRKHAM East Hampton, CT JAMIE KLEIN Pittsburgh, PA Tennis. Volleyball TARA KOETH Warwick. Rl Hiking, Swimming BONNIE KOLOR Brick, NJ Skiing. Volleyball ROBERT KOTTKAMP Rocklin. CA Drama. People STACY KOVAL Billerica. MA Music, Skiing SCOTT KRAUTMAN Upper Saddle River, NJ Basketball, Football ALEX KRAWCHICK Norwalk, CT Baseball, Basketball ROBIN KREBS Lakewood. CO Norwalk H.S. Green Mtn, H.S. People, Photography HELENA KRODEL Naugatuck, CT Aerobics, Environment JENNIFER KROSS East Meadow. NY Holy Cross H.S. East Meadow H S. Education Student Gov't , Volleyball LORI KWIATANOWSKI Marshfield. MA Skiing. Track SHANE LA BAR Marshfield H.S. Physical Therapy Belvidere Hope. NJ Skiing, Soccer JASON LA BARBERA Medford. NJ Track. Volleyball JASON LAMBERT Shawnee Business Hamden Hall Comparative Literature Cheshire, CT Creative Writing. LaCrosse STACEY LAMPERELLI Uncasville, CT Cheerleading. Scuba Diving LAUREN LA SCALA City Island. NY Photography, Track MIE LAU Westerly. Rl Languages, Tennis ALEXANDRA LAUER Litchfield. CT Tennis. Fitness KATHRYN LAUTIERI Couventry. RI Hockey, People CYNTHIA LAVOIE West Warwick. Rl St. Mary Academy Bay View Sociology Film. Volleyball COURTNEY LAW Warren. NJ Art, Student Gov't. ELISABETH LAWRENCE Fair Haven, NJ R Aerobics, Skiing KIMBERLY LAWRENCE Narragansett, Rl Creative Writing, Music JAMIE LEACH Pawtucket, RI Baseball. Hockey NEAL LEATHERMAN Kingston. NY Computers, Soccer ETHAN LEDOUX Nashua. NH Basketball, Skiing KEITH LEDUE North Smithfield. Rl Baseball. Hockey HAROLD LEE West Wareham. MA People, Track QIAO LEI Cranston, Rl Computers. Honor Society ELIZABETH LEIBNER Armonk, NY LaCrosse. People CRAIG LEIVENT Brooklyn, NY Animals, Volleyball ALISON LEJDA Neptune City. NJ Creative Writing. SADD AMANDA LENNON Lynnfield. MA Art. Scuba Diving JARED LEON Smithtown. NY Weightlifting. Tae Kwan Do MANDY LESSARD Boxboro. MA Math, Photography JARED LEVINE New Milford. NJ Dancing. Soccer KAREN LEVINE Seymour, CT Softball, Volleyball LAUREN LEVINE Marlboro. NJ Poetry. Skiing RACHEL LEWIS Rye. NY Music, Photography LORI L'HEUREUX Woonsocket. RI Animals. Environment LYNN L'HEUREUX Woonsocket. Rl Cheerleading. Creative Writing CHRISTOPHER L'HOMMEDIEU Cutchogue. NY Track. Weightlifting JAMEE LIBERTI White Plains, NY Scuba Diving, Softball CARYN LIGHTMAN Prin . NJ Cheerleading, Volleyball DAVID LINNEHAN South Hadley, MA Hockey. Tennis MICHAEL LIPINER Plainview. NY Music, Piano LAUREN LIPPITT Watchung. NJ Swimming. Beach MATTHEW LIPSON Suffem. NY Buslni Mui JEREMY LOBO , Harwinton, CT Baseball, Basketball IAN LODOVICE Sidney Center. NY Soccer. Wrestling ALEXANDRA LOPEZ Providence, Rl Animals, Photography MICHAEL LOURENCO Barrington. Rl Basketball. Golf ADAM LUBAR Fairfax Station, VA DECA, Music DANIELLE LUCCHESI Braintree. MA Skiing. Travel PAULA LUCIANI Middlesex, NJ GINA LUPINO Cheerleading, Running Woonsocket H.S. Fashion Woonsocket, RI Aerobics. Dancing KRISTIN LUTHE Merchandising Howell. NJ Hockey, Reading PAMELA LUTRIN Riverdale. NY Soccer, Volleyball CHELSEA LYNCH Auburn, NY Hastings H.S. Marketing Languages, Piano JOHN MACCARIO Melrose, MA Baseball, Golf JACQUELINE MAC DONALD Canton, MA Aerobics. People MELISSA MACDONALD Auburn H.S. Liberal Arts tie Academy Psychology Warwick. RI Basketball, Skiing MARGARET MACEDONIA Toll Gate H.S. Nursing Stony Brook, NY Cheerleading, Warwick, Rl Art, Skiing Music TARYN MACLIVER KEITH MAC PHAIL Chelmsford. MA Camping, Swimming TIA MADIGOSKY Ansonia, CT Tennis, Volleyball JENNIFER MADOS Vernon, NJ Swimming, Volleyball CINDY MAGET New City, NY Music, People ANDREW MAGNUS Medford, NJ Soccer, Volleyball MANDI MAIMONE Bronx, NY Cardinal Spellman H.S, Animals, Poetry CHRISTOPHER MALO East Windsor, CT Animals, Music CHARLENE MALONEY Coraopolis, PA Choir, Volleyball LEANN MALONEY Weston, CT Basketball, Softball JAREO MANCINI Bristol. Rl Basketball. Soccer ANTHONY MANCINO Fairfield. NJ Football, Wrestling JEFFREY MARCH Madison. CT Military, Track STEPHANIE MARCUS Yorktown Heights, People, Skiing NY KATIE MARGERUM Stamford, CT Cheerleading, Softball RAQUEL MARIN Tenafly. NJ Aerobics, Softball KELLY MARTIN Wayne, PA Tenafly H.S Psychology Radnor H.S People. Travel NICOLE MARTIN Business Alexis I. Du Pont Greenville, DE Band. Student Gov't. TINA MARTIN Pharmacy Middlebury. CT Basketball, Swimming DINO MARTINO East Providence. RI Pomperang H.S, Undecided People, Travel DAVID MASSO Scituate, RI Band. Jazz ALISON MASSUCCI East Providence Sr. H.S Liberal Arts Scituate H.S. Architecture Sachem Undecided Holbrook. NY Basketball. Cheerleading JESSICA MAST Abington. PA People. Student Gov't. MICHELLE MATCZUK Abington H.S Psychology Warwick. RI Toll Gate H.S. Dancing. Softball KRISTIN MATRANGA Mtn. Lakes, NJ Accounting Mtn. Lakes H.S. People, Running MELISSA MAYCHER East Rutherford. NJ Speech Pathology Immaculate Skiing. Softball JEFF MAZER Beverly, MA Band, Jazz TRUE MC CANNELL Conception Nursing Beverly H.S. Pre-Law Lewiston, ME Art. Running KEVIN MC CORMICK Lewiston H.S. Fine Arts Cranston H.S. West Cranston. RI Camping, Water Skiing Engineering Indiana Area Sr. H.S SARA MC CREARY Indiana, PA Forensics. Honor Society KELLY MC DONNELL Carolina. RI Honor Society, Scuba Diving JAMES MC DONOUGH Wakefield. Rl Nursing Chariho H.S, Engineering South Kingstown H S. Basketball. Skiing VIRGINIA MC GINNIS Engineering Braintree H.S. Braintree. MA Student Gov't., Volunteerism CAROLYN MC LAUGHLIN St. Thomas, VI Pharmacy Autitles School Sailing. Laughing NICHOLAS MC PHERSON Liberal Arts Portsmouth H.S. Portsmouth. RI Basketball. Weightlifting SHARON MC TAGUE Rye Brook. NY Drama. Field Hockey Business Blind Brook Education Dartmouth H.S Animal Science Canton H.S. Education CAROLYN MEDEIROS North Dartmouth. MA Animals. Science ERICA MEHLER Canton. MA Volunteerism. Field Hockey SHERI MELLO Coventry. Art. Music RI Coventry H.S. Music Education JASON MENDONCA E^O Wenham, MA Skiing. Rock Climbing JEFF MESLOW H W. Regional H.S Engineering Watchung Hills Regional H.S, Watchung. NJ Golf, People VINCENT MEYER Business Wakefield, Environment. Surfing Rl Bishop Hendricken JENNIFER MICHAUD North Andover. MA Psychology North Andover H.S. Pre-Med Choir, Skiing DANIEL MILANI Philadelphia, PA Sailing, Skiing TODD MILANO New Fairfield. CT St- Joseph's Prep. Science New Fairfield H.S. Jazz, Volleyball GENA MILLER Engineering Manalapan H.S. Psychology Staples H.S. PreLaw Manalapan. NJ Skiing, Soccer JASON MILLER West port. CT LaCrosse, Scuba Diving TRACI MILLER Warren, Rl Basketball, Yearbook SARA MOASSER New Canaan, CT Warren H.S. Business New Canaan H.S. Dancing, Tennis THOMAS MONTICUP Clifton Park. NY Communications Shenendehowa H.S. Bicycling. Track CHRIS MOORE Engineering Classical H.S. Providence, Rl Military, Weightlifting CHRISTINE MORELLA Engineering Ridgewood, NJ Dancing. Photography JOHN MULLANE Ridgewood H.S, Education Northern Norwood. NJ Valley Regional H.S, Business Guitar, Music JACOB MULLER Lexington, MA Lexington Basketball. Photography TRISTEN MULLER Ramsey. NJ Astrology. Ballet H.S, Architecture Ramsey H.S. Fine Arts DAVID MURDOCH Chatham. MA UCrosse, Skiing SUZANNE MURPHY Kimball Union Academy Marine Affairs South Kingston, Rl Kingstown H.S. Pre-Vet Animals. Volleyball RICK NADEAU Cranston. Rl Cranston West H S Bicycling. Volleyball GREGG NADEL Dix Hills, NY Engineering Half Hollow Hills H SEast LaCrosse. Music ERIC NELIUS Political Science Brandon. VT Basketball. Bicycling TARA NEVOLA Otter Valley Union H.S, Science Cranston, Rl Tennis. Track ANDREW NEWMAN Bay View Academy Pharmacy South H.S, Ocean Valley Stream. NY Snowboarding, Scuba Diving JASON NEWTON Danbury. CT Art, Track Engineering Danbury H.S Education JOHN NIKOLICH Ridgefield. CT Ridgefield H.S. Marine Affairs Basketball. Skiing JONATHAN NORTH Port Washington, Poetry. Sailing Warren. NJ Softball. Tennis NY Schreiber H.S, Liberal Arts Immaculata H S Business Toms River H.S.North CHRISTINE O'BRIEN JEFFREY O'BRIEN Toms River, NJ Skiing, Surfing KEELIE O'BRIEN Science Manchester. MA Softball. Music KEVIN O'BRIEN Manchester Jr.Sr. H.S. Fine Arts Arlington. MA Bicycling. Sailing TIMOTHY O'CONNOR Arlington H.S, Marine Affairs Lowell. MA Lowell H.S. Skiing, Weightlifting CYNTHIA OESE Pharmacy Mt. St Dominic Belleville. NJ Skiing, Volunteerism LESLEE OLIVER Academy Marketing Emmaus, PA Photography, Tennis SEAN O'MALLEY Rutland, MA Emmaus H.S, Undecided Wachusett Regional H.S. Liberal Arts West WlndsorPlainsboro Business Hamilton H.S.North Natural Resources Soccer. Weightlifting MICHAEL OMILINSKY Princeton Junction. NJ Baseball. Basketball ROBERT O'NEAL Mercerville. NJ Hiking. Surfing KIERAN O'NEILL East Freetown, MA Science. Track Apponequet Regional H S Science Thornton SCOTT ORDWAY Saco. ME Golf. Skiing SHANNON O'RIORDAN Academy Economics Hauppauge. NY Dancing. Piano KARA ORLOUSKI Teaneck, NJ Hauppauge H.S. Undecided Teaneck H S People. Swimming RICHARD ORLOWSKI Business Cutchogue. Golf. Track NY Mattituck H.S. RACHEL ORZACK Engineering Somers H.S. Amawalk, NY Art, Tennis JOSHUA OSBAND Elmwood Park. NJ Baseball. Math MELISSA O'aHEA Psychology Elmwood Park Memorial Engineering Bishop FenwickPeabody Liberal Arts Lynn, MA People, Softball JASON OURV River Edge, NJ River Dell H.S Basketball. Music JAMIE OZURE Scarsdale. NY Softball. Tennis MICHAEL PACKER Pauvtucket. RI Baseball. Bowling DEANA PAGLIUCA Undecided Edgemont H.S. Education Tolman Engineering St. Lyndhurst. NJ Cheerleading, Drama Mary's H.S. PreMed MANDY PAIGE West Redding. CT Bowling. Music CHRIS PAJAK Chelmsford, MA Chelmsford H.S. Hockey. Tennis JOB PALAYA Middletown. RI Laughing. Smiling CARRIE PALMER Tiverton. RI Animals, Environment GINA PANNIELLO Magnolia, MA Softball, Volleyball JOSEPH PAPPAS Manhasset, NY Baseball, Basketball JEFFREY PAPUGA Milford, MA Bicycling, Music ALEX PARE North Providence, Rl Music, Weightlifting CHARLIE PARKER Rumson. NJ Fishing. Track LISA PASSERELLO Waltham. MA Softball. Tennis SAPNA PATEL East Greenwich. Rl Aerobics. People JASON PATRAS Cumberland, RI Basketball. Golf STEPHEN PAULSON Cranston, Rl Tennis, Volleyball EMILY PAULUS Cranston H.S.West Engineering Immaculata Economics Bridgewater. NJ Art. Environment HEATHER PAWLING Simsbury. CT Dancing. Track MICHAEL PAYNE Simsbury H.S. Liberal Arts Vermont Academy Westerly. Rl LaCrosse. Skiing JOSEPH PAZ Business Clifton. NJ Clifton H.S. Science North Fishing. Football ROBERT PAZIENZA North Kingstown. RI Kingstown H.S. Liberal Arts Fitness, Cooking LAURI PEARSON North Kingstown. Rl Animals, Swimming LINDA PEARSON North Kingstown. Rl North Kingstown H.S. Science North Kingstown H.S. Business Business. Swimming ANNIE PELLETIER West Warwick. R! West Warwick H.S. Environment. Honor Society Environmental Studies MELANIE PENNISI Remsenburg, NY Drama. People NICOLE PENSABENE Holbrook, NY Westhampton Beach Psychology Sachem H.S. Education Dancing. Kickllne JENNIFER PERKINS Franklin, MA Choir. Drama Franklin H.S. Zoology SAMANTHA PERRONE Ft. Lee, NJ Ft. Lee H.S, Swimming. Tennis BRYAN PERRUCCI Malverne. NY Undecided Hilton Head Basketball, Volleyball SHANNAN PERRY Prep Computer Science Amity Sr. H S. PreLaw Nanuet Sr. H.S. Business Orange, CT Music, Track JENNIFER PETERS Nanuct, NY Horses, Swimming NEIL PETRARCA Wakefield, RI South Kingstown Bicycling, Skiing NICHOLAS PETROSINO Engineering Mamaroneck H.S. Liberal Arts Larchmont, NY Music, People AMY PFETZER Middletown, Rl Honor Middletown H.S. Society, Photography Psychology Baypor Blue Point H.S. Fine Arts AMY PHSTER Blue Point, NY Art, Astrology DANIELLE PICCHIO Ringwood. NJ Skiing. Soccer REBECCA PIERCE Ashaway. RI Lakeland Regional H S. Psychology Charino Science Surfing, Volleyball SHERRI PIERCE Cumberland, RI .j Cumberland H.S. Education St, Track. Weightlifting JONATHAN PINAULT North Providence, Rl Bicycling, Weightlifting JAY PINHEIRO Cranston. RI Raphael Academy Engineering Cranston H.S.West Motorcycling. Swimming AMELIA PINTO Westerly. RI Science. Tennis JAMIE PLANTE Woonsocket, RI Engineering Westerly H.S. Science Woonsocket H.S. Environment, Guitar JESSE PLOUFFE Pawtucket, RI St. Biology Music. Auto Racing Raphael Academy Engineering WILLIAM POLLACK Trumbull. CT Baseball. Basketball KIMBERLY PONTARELLI North Providence. RI Notre Dame of Fairfield Landscape Architecture North Providence H.S. Aerobics, Travel RICHARD POST Education Hawthorne, NY Environment. Football LISA POZAROWSKI Westlake H.S. Business Holmdel H.S. Fine Arts Holmdel. NJ Aerobics, Art EMMA PTAK Great Falls. VA Langley H S Fine Arts Acton- Boxborough Drama. Sleeping MICHAEL PUSCHAK Acton. MA Skiing. Track CONNIE PUTRINO Ft. Lee, NJ Horses. Travel Regional Pharmacy Ft. Lee H.S. Undecided PETER QUACKENBUSH Soccer Warwick, Rl Bicycling, Tollgate H.S. Engineering liTJ^M^ TAYA QUEBEC Pawtucket. RI St Raphael Academy People. Volleyball CHRISTOPHER RAESLY Peterborough. NH Hockey. Swimming LEIGH RAINEY Westerly. RI Environment, Softball MICHELLE RAINHO Pawtucket, RI Aerobics, Swimming LISA RANELLONE White Plains. NY Softball, Swimming RENEE RAPPA North White Plains, NY Dancing, Hockey LAURA RAVERA East Northport. NY Aerobics, People HEATHER RAZZA Warwick, RI Skiing, Soccer STACI RECCHIA Marlboro, NJ Dancing. People NANCY REGINE Cranston. Rl Student Gov't.. Tennis DORI REIGNER East Greenville, PA Basketball, Field Hockey BRYAN REIMER Ringoes, NJ Skiing, Water Skiing JENNIFER RESNICK Los Angeles, CA Camping, Skiing DOUGLAS REUTER Springfield, MA Art. Baseball MATT REYNOLDS Kingston. Rl South Kingstown H.S. Baseball. Basketball MELANIE RICE Wakefield. Rl Animals. Horses MICHELLE RIFKIN Rye Brook, NY Tennis. Travel BRIDGET RIOUX Lewiston. ME Dancing. Skiing BRIAN ROBERTS Westerly. RI Basketball. Volleyball JENNIFER ROCH Farmington, CT Skiing. Soccer CLAUDINE ROGER Port Washington. NY Dancing. SADD CARRIE ROGERS Tiverton. Rl Cheerleading. Dancing MOLLY ROGERS Brick. NJ Crew. Hockey STEPHEN ROGERS Smithfield, Rl Fishing, Motorcycling JODIE ROLON Branchville. NJ Business. Softball PAULA ROONEY Framingham, MA High Point Regional H.S. Marketing Framingham H.S. Gymnastics, Swimming BRETT ROSEN Cranbury, NJ Baseball. Basketball Liberal Arts Princeton H.S. Sports Medicine Our KEITH ROSSI Stanfordville. NY Lady of Lourdes Marine Affairs Football. Skiing GRAHAM RUFFELS Stamford. CT LaCrosse. Music BRIAN RUGGIERO West Suffield, CT King & Low Heywood Thomas Business Suffield H.S. Guitar, Sailing SCOTT RUSH New Milford. CT Engineering New Milford H.S Wildlife Fishing, Hiking GLENN RUSSELL East Greenwich, RI Biology & Mgmt. East Greenwich H.S Skiing. Volleyball MELISSA RUSSELL Engineering Newington, CT People. Science LAUREN RUSSO Newington H.S. Science Hatboro-Horsham Education West Warwick H.S. Education Hatboro. PA LaCrosse HARRY RYAN West Warwick, Rl Baseball, Basketball TARYN SAGER Cheerleading, Southington, CT Art. Photography ULYSSES SALLUM Southington H.S PreLaw Tiverton, RI Skiing, Tennis STEPHEN SAMEK Cumberland. RI Basketball. Track RUSHIL SANKPAL Kendall Park. NJ Bishop Connolly Pharmacy Cumberland Engineering South Brunswick H.S. Basketball. Volleyball IRMA SANTILLl West Warwick, Rl St. Xavier Pharmacy Academy Pharmacy Music. Science BRETT SANTORO wMMimJ"^ > i Westford. MA Guitar, Surfing LILA SARAPIN East Brunswick. NJ Lawrence Academy Pre-Med East Brunswick H.S. Fine Arts Art. Hiking KELLY SAUER New Windsor. NY Cornwall Central Animals, Ambulance SUSAN SAVARD Riverside. Rl Nursing East Providence Sr. H.S Piano. Swimming LAWRENCE SCALA Gillette, NJ Psychology Watchung Hills Regional Business Guitar. Weightlifting BRIAN SCHAEFFER Manalapan. NJ Rutgers Prep. Business Cranston H.S.West Skiing. Surfing DAVID SCHIAPPA Cranston. RI Bowling, Choir SUZANNE SCHNEIDER Meriden, CT Physical Therapy Piatt H.S. Sports Medicine LAUREN SCHREIER Millwood. NY SADD. Softball STEVEN SCHWARTZ Peabody, MA LaCrosse, Racquetball FRANK SCOPELLITI West Harrison. NY Horace Greeley H.S Management Peabody Veterans Memorial Sports Medicine Harrison H.S. Motorcycling, Surfing JENNIFER SEITZ Scotch Plains. NJ Engineering Scotch Plains-Fanwood H.S. Liberal Arts Art, Dancing SIV TIENG SENG Providence, Rl Mt. Pleasant Piano. Volleyball NANCY SENUICK North Nursing Darmouth H.S. Dartmouth, MA Aerobics, Skiing JAMIE SFUGARAS Psychology Northern Allendale. NJ Aerobics. DECA JAMIE SHANLEY Hasbrouck Heights. NJ Highlands Regional Marketing Fau Gallle H.S. Dietetics Gymnastics. Photography JUSTIN SHEMELEY Watchung. NJ Baseball, Football NICHOLAS SHEMENSKI Lincoln, RI Football, Track PETER SHERMAN Middletown. RI Watchung Hills Regional Undecided La Salle Academy Engineering Middletown H.S. Track. Weightlifting MICHAEL SHERRY Psychology Bartlett H.S. Webster. MA Math. Volleyball JESSICA SHIERANT West Islip. NY People. Soccer KARA SHIRLEY Pharmacy West Islip H.S. Liberal Arts Falls. PA Tunkhannock H.S. Band, Choir JAMIE SHULMAN Pharmacy King & Low Stamford, CT Drama. People STACY SIEGEL East Brunswick. NJ Heywood Thomas Education East Brunswick H.S. Skiing. Volleyball RICHARD SILVIA North Dartmouth. MA Education Dartmouth H.S Honor Society, Music ERIC SIMON Pharmacy Kings Park H.S. Zoology Jonathan Law Resource Development Kings Park, NY Tennis, Water Skiing SCOTT SIMON Milford, CT Weightlifting, Bicycling ALYSON SINGER Marlboro, NJ Aerobics Marlboro H.S, Undecided NICOLE SINISCALCO Ocean. NJ Aerobics. Softball MORGAN SISWICK Isleboro. ME Twp. of Ocean H.S. Liberal Arts Islesboro Central Basketball. Drama DEANNA SMITH Westerly, Rl Psychology Westerly H.S. Education Wachusett Skiing, Tennis HOLLIS SMITH Holden, MA Basketball, Guitar Regional H.S. Business JESSICA SMITH Glen Cove. NY L.I. Lutheran H.S. Horses. Skiing KRISTI SMITH Psychology PA Council Rock H.S. Washington Crossing, Skiing. Martial Arts LISA SMITH Zoology Barrington H.S. Science Pittsfield H.S. Barrington. Rl Science. Softball SHAUNA SMITH Pittsfield. MA Gymnastics. Water Skiing SIMON SMITH Cold Nursing Spring Harbor. Crew. Skiing WALTER SMITH NY Cold Spring Harbor H.S. Business Warren. NJ Baseball. Scuba Diving STEFAN SOLOW Watchung Hills Regional Business Greenwich. NY Columbia Prep. Hockey. Business AMY SOUSA Warwick. Rl Drama. Music JUSTINE SOUSA North Providence. RI Management Toll Gate H.S. Fine Arts La Salic Bicycling. Skiing TRACY SPENCER East Greenwich. Rl Water Academy Pharmacy East Greenwich H S. Skiing. Cheerleading NJ KYLE SPITZER Speech Pathology Monroe Spotswood. Baseball. Basketball JACK SPRAGUE East Providence. RI Basketball. Music VALERIE STAFFORD Taunton. MA Twp, H.S. Marine Affairs East Providence H S. Journalism Newspaper. Photography KERRY STEFANSKI Taunton H.S. Journalism John Stark Weare. NH Dancing. Environment MICHAEL STIMPSON Portsmouth. Rl Golf. Soccer DAN ST LAURENT Portsmouth. RI Scuba Diving. 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On June 2, a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court held in Nautilus Inc. v. Biosig Instruments Inc. that a patent claim may be found indefinite if it fails to convey the scope of the invention "with reasonable certainty" to a person skilled in the art. No. 13-369, 2014 WL 2440536 (U.S. June 2, 2014). In doing so, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit's previous ruling that a patent claim is definite so long as the claim is "amenable to construction" and not "insolubly ambiguous."
Assigned to Biosig, the patent at issue (U.S. Patent No. 5,337,753) involves a grip-activated heart-rate monitor used with exercise equipment. In particular, the patent describes a heart-rate monitor contained in a hollow cylindrical bar that a user grips with both hands, such that each hand comes into contact with two electrodes. Claim 1 of the patent includes the additional limitation that the electrodes are "mounted . . . in spaced relationship with each other."
Biosig alleged that Nautilus sold exercise machines containing Biosig's patented technology. The District Court, after conducting a hearing to determine the proper construction of the patent's claims, granted Nautilus' motion for summary judgment on the ground that the claim term "in spaced relationship with each other" was indefinite. Nautilus, 2014 WL 2440536, at *4. The Federal Circuit reversed and remanded, concluding that a patent claim is definite so long as the claim is "amenable to construction," and the claim is not "insolubly ambiguous." See Biosig Instruments, Inc. v. Nautilus, Inc., 715 F.3d 891, 898 (Fed. Cir. 2013). Under that standard, the Federal Circuit determined that the term "in spaced relationship" survived an indefiniteness review. Id.
The Supreme Court took issue with the Federal Circuit's indefiniteness standard. Specifically, the Supreme Court noted that the Federal Circuit's indefiniteness standard tolerates some ambiguous claims but not others. Nautilus, 2014 WL 2440536, at *8. The Supreme Court also noted that the current standard fosters uncertainty, which can leave courts and the patent bar at sea without a reliable compass. Id. In light these shortcomings, the Supreme Court went on to change the standard for determining indefiniteness, holding that a patent is invalid for indefiniteness if its claims, read in light of the patent's specification and prosecution history, fail to inform, with reasonable certainty, those skilled in the art about the scope of the invention. Id.
In short, by lowering the standard for determining if a patent claim is indefinite, the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Nautilus Inc. v. Biosig Instruments Inc. makes it easier for alleged infringers to invalidate patents for being overly vague. The old standard incentivized patentees to inject ambiguity into their claims. The new standard should provide a brighter line to potential infringers on what is covered by a patent claim and what is not.
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United States Migration Trails and Roads Wilderness RoadGreat Valley Road) and headed west along the Virginia-Tennessee border to the Cumberland Gap, across the nearby Cumberland River, and then went northwest to Boonesborough, Kentucky. Eventually, an extension of the road would reach Louisville, Kentucky on the Falls of the Ohio River.
Historical Background
In 1774 Judge Richard Henderson, a land speculator of North Carolina, hired Daniel Boone to blaze a trail through the Cumberland Gap into Kentucky. An estimated 70,000 pioneers followed the path on foot or horseback into Kentucky and beyond before it was reopened as a wagon road in 1796.
- Bristol, Washington, Virginia
- Cumberland Gap at the juncture of Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky
- Boonesborough, Madison, Kentucky
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In the development of Auto Assault we just didn't want PvP to be a place where players go and fight outside of the normal game world. For those that want to do that and take place in a ladder system, we do have that kind of PvP gameplay with the Arenas, but we wanted something that put the players into the much larger conflict between the three races. That's where Ground Zero comes in.
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