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Skidmore-Tynan’s girls basketball team earned its fifth straight district victory Jan. 11 on the road.
The Ladycats pulled away in the second half to beat Odem, 43-30, at Owl Gym.
The third quarter was the difference in the contest with Skidmore outscoring the Owls 18-7 to push the game out of reach.
After carrying a 17-15 lead into halftime, the Ladycats started the third quarter on a 10-2 run to take a double-digit advantage.
The Ladycats led by as many as 15 in the third quarter, and matched that lead twice more in the final period on its way to winning by 13.
Skidmore converted just 1 of 16 from long range and just 2 of 14 at the free-throw line, but was fueled by a 36-10 advantage in points in the paint as well as a 28-18 advantage on the offensive glass.
Mariella Gonzales was the only scorer in double figures for either team and finished with a double-double. She went 10 of 27 from the field and added two free throws to tally 22 points, and grabbed 21 rebounds on the night with 12 coming on the offensive end.
She came up just two steals shy of a triple-double with eight on the night.
Neddia Gonzales poured in eight points and grabbed eight rebounds for Skidmore, while Kacy Rivers had six points, eight rebounds and four steals.
Makaelah Favre added four points, six rebounds and six steals. Maggy Moreman added three points, five assists and four steals.
Skidmore improved to 19-8 overall and 5-1 in District 29-3A play with the victory.
The Lady Cats sit alone in second place in the district standings with their 5-1 mark, just a game back of Aransas Pass and a game ahead of Mathis.
Skidmore used a 15-3 advantage in the second quarter to pull away from Mathis Jan. 7 in Mathis.
The Ladycats led 9-7 after one, but ran off the first eight of the second and finished the quarter on a 7-1 run to make it 24-10 by halftime.
Skidmore also won the third quarter 15-10.
M. Gonzales had a double-double of 19 points and 10 rebounds to lead Skidmore. She also added four steals and three blocks.
Moreman joined her in double figures with 13 points to go with six rebounds, four assists and four steals.
Daniella Villarreal added seven points and five rebounds, while Kaitlyn Salinas had five points, four steals and three rebounds.Revision history of "El Rubí Maldito"
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Serena and Dan finally accept that they are crazy about each other, despite that they come from polar opposite worlds. Chuck thinks of investing in a club trying to make his father Bart Bass proud of him. Nate confronts his father, about the drugs he found in his house but he denies having a problem. Jenny discovers a secret that her parents have been keeping from her. Finally, Blair is devastated by Nate's actions when Jenny reveals that Nate kissed her by accident thinking she was Serena.This is a collection from several shoots for graduate and post graduate prospectuses for The University of Kent shot over the last 7 years.
The shoots are always set up with volunteering students, who I then brief to act out a variety of scenarios around the campus in either Canterbury or at Medway. Everything is shot with available light, looking carefully for the right location at the right time of day to create a bright clean image.Many people are left seeing red when they look at their first paycheck at a job. After taxes are deducted, an agreed-upon salary or hourly rate can seem significantly smaller. Gross pay can include a base salary, bonuses, incentive pay, overtime pay, tips, reimbursements, vacation pay and other monetary compensation from an employer. However, that won’t be what you see on your paycheck. Several deductions are taken from your gross pay, which ultimately leaves you taking home less money than you earn. Once you identify and understand the various deductions that apply to your situation, calculating your take-home pay isn’t difficult.
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Get an updated copy of your Form W-4, Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate. You’ll need it to figure out your income tax withholding allowance. Form W-4 is the form your employer uses to determine how much income tax should be withheld from your earnings. It’s important to be as detailed and accurate as possible so that the correct tax is withheld. If your marital status or financial situation has dramatically changed in the past year, fill out a new Form W-4. Claim all relevant allowances on the Form W-4. If you claim a lot of allowances, your employer will withhold less income tax from your pay.
What is the formula for net income? Here’s a big part of it. Acquire a copy of IRS Publication 15 and utilize its Table 5 to use the percentage method and determine how much tax will be withheld. Multiply the number of allowances you are claiming by one withholding allowance for your payroll period as established by Table 5. So, if you are an unmarried employee who is paid bi-weekly for 2018, the table states that one withholding allowance is $159.60. Using the example of a biweekly gross pay of $2,000 for a single person claiming three allowances from Table 5 on page 45, you would deduct $478.80 ($159.60 x 3) for withholding allowances. Using the Percentage Method Tables for Income Tax Withholding for this example, the part of the paycheck subject to withholding for a single person would be $1,521.20 ($2,000 - $478.80).
Next, look at the income tax withholding table that fits with the pay period. The table reveals that for a biweekly pay period of a single person with wages over $509 but not more than $1,631, the place of business should withhold $36.70 plus 12 percent for earnings more than $509. The previously established taxable wage of $1,521.20 qualifies, so deduct a total of $158.16 (($36.70 + (12 percent x ($1,521.20 - $509)). The result is $1,363.04 (1,521.20 - $158.16).
You will probably need to deduct both state and local taxes. As of 2018, only seven states have no individual income taxes. Residents of Florida, Alaska, South Dakota, Nevada, Texas, Washington and Wyoming don’t need to worry about state income taxes. Also,