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All American Derby Qualifier: Tayte Me Down
B. f. Special Leader-Defining Difference by Feature Mr Jess
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Race Record:
9-3-4-1 $94,781
Joe Kirk Fulton
Fulton Quien Sabe Ranches LP
Mike Robbins
Qualifying jockey:
Jose Alvarez
Qualifying time:
Race record:
Clocking :21.236 with Jose Alvarez riding for Mike Robbins, Tayte Me Down finished second by half a length to Point Break Dash in the eighth trial. In 2012, Tayte Me Down won three races but was scratched from the Dash For Cash Futurity (G1). Though winless in four races this season, the filly has finished second three times and was fourth in Wicked Courage's Ruidoso Derby (G1).
Tayte Me Down was bred by
Joe Kirk Fulton
of Lubbock, Texas. An American Quarter Horse Hall of Famer, Fulton served as an AQHA director and director-at-large, and as chairman of the AQHA Stud Book and Registration Committee, which also has recognized him with the Gordon Crone Special Achievement Award. Fulton owned AQHA Champion Aledo Bar (who went on to sire 17 AQHA Champions) and bred American Quarter Horse Hall of Famer, 1977 National Cutting Horse Association Futurity winner and NCHA leading sire Peppy San Badger ("Little Peppy").
One of the all-time leading horsemen in the American Quarter Horse industry, Fulton in his own name bred the race earners of more than $17.8 million, including 1984 world champion Dashs Dream (the track-record-setting Dash For Cash mare who earned $1,119,610) and 1991 world champion Special Leader. He is racing's No. 3 all-time leading breeder by money earned, behind only Dr. Ed Allred and Vessels Stallion Farm. He is also the breeder of Grade 1 winner and top sire Mr Eye Opener. Other Grade 1 winners bred by Fulton include The Informant, Daring Difference, Jess Destined, Illusioneiress and Victory Defined, and he bred and raced standout horses such as Reckless Dash (who sired the earners of more than $3 million), Flaming Jet (who finished second to Timeto Thinkrich in the 1973 All American Futurity) and Fashionisanattitude (second to champion Eyesa Special in the 2000 All American).
Joe Kirk Fulton died August 1 at age 81.Tayte Me Down races for the Fulton family's
Fulton Quien Sabe Ranches LP
of Lubbock, Texas.
Tayte Me Down is trained by
Mike Robbins
, who has saddled 304 winners and the earners of more than $5.64 million from 1,660 starters. Robbins trained world champion Special Leader in 1991 and world champion Dashs Dream ($1,119,610) in 1984, who that same year scored in the All American Derby. Robbins quit training in 1994 but returned in 2012. His current stable is followed monthly in the "Making Runners" column in
The Q-Racing Journal
Qualifying jockey:
Tayte Me Down is ridden by
Jose Amador Alvarez
, who has ridden the winners of 393 races and the earners of more than $4.18 million from 3,292 mounts. Alvarez has won four Grade 1 races, including the 2006 Ruidoso Derby aboard Winninginthebuff.
Tayte Me Down is by Joe Kirk Fulton's homebred 1991 world champion
Special Leader
($292,605) a son of Special Effort out of a full sister to Mr Eye Opener who died in 2012. From 751 starters in 19 crops raced, Special Leader has sired champion Leading Spirit ($811,413), 63 other stakes winners, 438 other winners and the earners of more than $13.37 million.
Tayte Me Down is the first foal out of her stakes placed dam,
Defining Difference
, a daughter of Grade 1 winner Daring Difference. She is a half sister to stakes winners Ethics Aside (by Mr Jess Perry, $136,344) and Sweet Oblivion (by Mr Jess Perry, $53,704).
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ifPf^^^^^^^^e ¦^^¦^P""**"!" .J.- .; tBS XUBAir POST, fS£ira», y. T/IIZSIAT. OCTQBES 22, 1915. TAXI SERVICE DAT OR NIOHT SAFETY FIEST SEBVICE+C0URTE8Y=8ATISFACTI0H C. A. SCHLUTER Telephone 888 George W* Raynor Staple and Fancy Grocer FLOUR, FEED, BACON, BOILED HAM, ' ETC. ¦WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE'' 11 West Merrick Road.. FBEEPORT. Telephone 837 My Telephone Number is 337 FREEPORT C. A. FULTON Undertaker and Embalmer 57 West Merrick Road FREEPORT, N. Y. TELEPHONE JAMAICA ^ 660 ^<^m^M REAL ESTATE BROKER FULTON STREET JAMAICA J. M. HE:WLrE:TT Hay, Feed. Bundle Wood Market and Garden Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Fertilizer, Dried Grains COR. CHURCH STREET AND NEW BOULEVARD, FREEPORT, N. Y. Will close at 1 P. M. on Saturdays during July, August and September Make That Chilly Room the Most Comfortable Spot in the House Why "shiver" when these cool days come and tbe furnace has not yet been put on, I There is a gas room heater for every purposcT-if you have a cold room in your house, let one of our representatives see it. HEATERS $1.65 UP COMPLETE Economical to operate The Nassau and Suffolk Lighting Co. GEORGE MACDONALD. Pr«M<l«Bt FiNGER TIPS AID EDISON JO HEAR Wireless Helps Deaf Inventor to Preside Over Naval Board. FOOLS DISTINGUISHED BODY Attittant Keeps Him informed of Ev¬ erything Said and Done by Meane of Telegraphing Finger Tips That Touched Edieon'e Knee Under Ta- ble—Inventor Himself Tells of Hoax. West Orange, N. J.—Thomas A. Edi¬ son's friends who know of the Inven¬ tor's deafness have been marveling at the success with whk;h he presided at the recent meetings In Washington of the new naval consulting Iward. It was learned that Mr. Kdlson fooled every member of that distinguished body of men. including rresident Wil. Hon and Stnietary of the Niivy Daniels; that he heard little that was snid dur ing Ihe hoard's deliberations and tliat ho was enabled to preside s'.i well be cause his assi.-itant, who was pnsenl. kept hini infornietl «if everything said and (lone by inciiis of a tcle:,'ra:i'.iin.;; flnger lip that toudied Mr. Kdi.sou's knee under the t.'ilile, Mr, EdLson himself told the story of the hoax to some of his friends, and his HEN UYS PEANUT EGG. Puzzle Now le. Would Its Chick Have Beerr Wasp WaietedT Indianapolis, Ind. —There is somo question as to which of his hens had such a grotesque idea of what en egg should look like, but anyway an egg that bore the general contour of a pea- nnt and la a bit less than two Inches from tip to tip was found In Rol)ert Arnold's henroost here. The kind of chicken that ultimately would have emanated from sach an egg will remain a matter of mystery, for the egg was eaten. But Arnold now feels sure it would have been a fowl with a wasplike waist. LseAL voncis. >OTirE TO CRRDITOR.O. Pl-RSf.A.VT TO AN' ORPRR OF HON- i HKNRY SELDKN WEI.I.KI:, TTn- ; jiorary Surrofrate of th*- Count.v nt NaF- sjiu. notice Ib iierflby piven to all ppr- ; ^on» having claims against Henrietta : M. Patterson, late of the Town of Hrmpstrad, In the said county, deceased. i to present the same with the vouchers i thereof, to the sabscrlber the adralnls- i trator with the \vlll annexed of the I Roods, chattels and credits of said de- I cea,«ed. at his place of transactlnK busi¬ ness at Freeport, Nassau County, New York, on or before the 2!>th daj- of I April. ..fAl. I 0ated. Mineola. N, Y., r>ct. 4. 1915. I C.F.ClV.CF. Y. P.VTTKRSON. .Administrator with the will annexed, J H.Wl.'^nN & fXriKRHlLU Atlorn.-ys I fnr .Vdmlnlstrator, 50 Courl Strret, I Hrooklvn, N, Y, LEGAL WOTICES. WATCHED ANKLES, IS SUED. Hueband Also Had Sixty-three Qirl Friende, Mrs. Moegling Says. Cincinnati, O.—Because she could not keep her hnsband home on rainy even¬ ings, as he insisted on standing on the downtown street comers watching girls as they crossed the streets, boarded or got off the cars -Mrs, Ethel Redmond Moegling flle<l snit for divorce from Richard E. Moegllnt', She charges that her husband used a cipher system In keeping trace of his "lady friends," of whom she gave the names of sixty-three. OVERSIGHT SAVES HIS MONEY. Grocer Forgets to Take Cash Home, and Thieves Are Foiled. Marion, Ind.—Wheu Jack Unes of Lines & Orosse, grocers, went liome after closing tho store he forgot to take with hliu the <;ish receipts for the diiy, about .H-KX). .Iust after he retiicil some one knock¬ ed and shouted that his harn was bnrn- iiiir. While Lines was away thieves searched his liouse Ironi top to liottoni. Tliey made invay wiih all the change in Lines' clothing, iiiid it Is the belief of llie police the li.irii was lirst set ou lire by persons wim l<new Lines was ill the hiiliit of takin- the money from thc store to his home each Saturday night. Separated Fifty-six Years. Toledo. O. —.Vfter a separation of nfty-six years Mrs. Helen McrulloUL'h, a widow, of this city, has located her brother, ,1. n. Biiigliiiiii. at Kalamazoo, Mich., hnd has .tone there to seo him. \«»TirR TO CREDITORS Prnsi'ANT TO A.v OROP^R OF HON. .^I;LI)K.N weller. Temporary Sur- ro^iatc of the County of Nassau, notice i.s hereby Kiven to all persons having; claims against Thomas K. Mills, late of Ihl' Town of Hempstead, in the said county, deceased, to present the same with the vouchirrs thereof, fo the sub¬ scriber, the administrator of the Roods, chattels and credits nf satd deceased, at her place of transacting business at the office of Elvln N. Kriward. Freeport. New York, on or b( fore the 2oth day of April, next. Dated, Mineola, N. Y.. .'-Jept. 2.1. 1915. ELIZABETH V. MILLS, Administrator. KLVTN N, KT>WAnDS, Attorney for Ad¬ ministrator, 1-7 Railroad Avenue, I-'rccport. N. Y. XOTICK TO <'RKniTOHS. ITRSCA.NT TO A.N ORDER OF HON. HENRY .SELDE.N WELLER. Teni- fiorary Surrogate of the County of .Nas¬ sau, notice Is hereby piven tfi all p»r- sons havins claims njjrainst Isabf.lla Kllitaheih Post, late of the Town of Hernpstearl, in the said county, de- C'lised. to presenl thc same with the vouchers Ihereof. to the subscriber. Ihe executor of the last will and testament of said deceased, at his place of trans¬ actintr business at llie offlce of Oeorpre Morton Levy. Freepori, New York, on or before the 35lli day of .\prii next. Dated, .Mineola. .N. Y., Sept. 27. 1!)15. RICHARD T. POST. Executor. C.KOKCK .MORTON r.EVY, Attorney for .Kxecutor. 1-7 Railrnad Avenue. Free- port, I,.oiiK Island, N. Y. XOTICr, TO CRKDITORS. I'lirsiiant to an order nf Hon, Henry Scldi-n Weller. leni[ior,iry surroijate ot Ihl' Cnunty nf Nassau, nmice Is liereby uivi 11, tn ali persons having claims ai:,iin^t Cornelia .'\. Vooris. late of the inuii nf Hempstead. In the said eniinty, (liceased. lo present tho same with the MMiehers tlierenf, to the subscriber Ihe adiniiil.sl ralnr nf llie unoda, chattels ami errilils nf said d'rea.sid, at his place of I ransiK^I Inu business at the offlce of Cenrtje Morton Levy, Freeport. New Ynrk. nn nr before the Ifilix day of l-'eliruarV iie-xt. Dated. Minenla, N, Y., ,liilv 2!1. ini5. CH.\RLES F. VOORI.S, .Administrator. OKORCK MORTON I.KXJY. Attorney for .Administrator. 1-7 Railroad avenue, I''reeport, N. T. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Xew York to Provldencia Castillo. L'pon the petition of The Chatham and Phoenix Xational Bank of New York, you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrosat- of the County of Nassau, at tlie SurroKate's Court nf said Couniy. held at the County Court Hous.-, ut Mineola. in the County of Nassau, on the ,TOIh day of October, l!»l,"i, ai nine o'clock in the forenoon of that day. why ihe letters testamentary Kranted to you on the Sth dav of .Jan¬ uary, 1*112, as executor or the Iasi will and testamenr of Eniilio \l. ^¦astlllo, Hec«'2-"d, shn-j!d r.e: fcr r.v,.ked. ana also to show cause why you should not be rtrnnv. (I ns testamentary trustee of and und.r said last wlll and testament. In ttsiimnny whereof. \v, hav.- caus¬ ed till s.-al of the SurriiUHt.s Court of the sai.l County of Nassau In t.t- h. re- untn aftlxed, Willi.-ss. HON. MK.VUY SI-:LDKN WI-:LLKR, Tein|.orary Surrogate of our said County of N;issau, at ihe Surro¬ Kale'* Offlce. at Minenla. in the said County, the 21st day of S.-ptember, one thousand nine hundred and flftei-n, (L. S.) SAMUEL T WRIGHT. Clerk nf Ihe SurroKate's Cnurt. SCPRE.MK COCRT, .NA.SSAI' COf.NTY. —VIncenta Loriat, plaintiff, aRainst Frank Lopat. Defendant. By virtui- of an execution Issued upon a JudKment rendered In the Supreme Court, Nas.«au t^ounly. New York, in the above .ntiih-d action In favor of said plaintiff and apainst said def.-ndant, tested on the 6th day of .AuKUst. DUa, and to nn- dirt-cled and delivurrd, 1 hereby Kive notice that on 2:tHII DAV OK OCTOIIKR, Kti."!. at 10 o'cioek in Ihe fnrerinnn. al tin- front door of the .Nassau Cnunty i'ourt House, in the Town of Hempstt-ad. N, Y . r shall (xpnse for sale as the law dlri-cts, all ilii- riKht, title and intensi which the defendant. Frank Lopat. li.iil on tlie ri;h day of July. 191,''). or at .inv time ih.-iiafler, of. in and lo th.- fnl- lowliic (1. scribed prn|n-rly: .All those certain lots, jiieces or par¬ cels nf land, situate, lyiuK and b. itiK in the Town nf H.-mpstead. Counlv nf .Nas¬ sau and Stat.' of .New York, known and deslKnated on n c-rtain man, (-ntiil..!, ".Map nf Carrollton Park," situat..I at Fr.-(-pnrt, .VassiT'u Cnuniv, \, Y,, prnji- • rly nf LnuK Island Rtaltv Co.. .\, Y, Cily. surveyi-d S.-ptemher. IHO."!, hv Rnb- . rt Kurz. C. E., .lamaica. .N. Y,, aiid tiled in Ihl- Oftlc.- of the Clerk of .Vassau Cnuniy, on the 2S|h day nf Seiit. nib.-r, Ili(>3, as anil hy the lnt numtn-rs l;!il. m. I'i2, i:i:!. llil, K!5, and ninii- pan i.-iilarlv d.-scrib. (1 as follows: Ri'KiiiiiiriLr al a point in tin- w. sli rlv lin.- nf D,-lisle .WetiUi'. 12.". f. .1 .list.ml in a ."niiib.rlv direction ficni lln sniiih- u-.-st.-rly cnrn.-r of Eiizali.-lh Sin .-i an.l Delisle .Avenue. runnliiK tin nc uistcrlv a Iiru- parallel Willi the sniirli.-rlv ..-.!¦ nf l-:iiz,-ibi'lh Slreet. I2."i fe. I; tin iic'e S..UIIP rly ill a line parall.l wilh the «-.-si.-rly lim- nf D.-lisle Av.-mi". l.'iO f.-.-l: 111.-ni'l- .-asterly in a line i.ar.ilh-l uilh Ih.- lirst d.scrlhed cours.-. r.T. f. rt, 111 llie W.-SI. rly line of Delisle Avenue, tlience nnrlherly alniiK the w.-si. ilv line f D. lisl.- .Nv.'UUe, inn feet, In 111.- pylnt r plac. nf 111 i;innlnK. liali-d. Mim (ila. S.-ptemb. r '.iili. ini.',. STKI'IIK.V W PKTTIT. Sh. riff. CLINTON- M. KMNT, Altorm v f,.r i'Kiin- iff, Kr.-.-pnrt. N, Y. Photo by American I'ress Assocatlon. I LATEST PHOTOGR \PH OP THOMAS A. EDISON partner lu It, .Miller Iteesc Hutchison, his clilef eiiL:iiieer and iiersonal repre¬ sentative, corroborated it. Tliree or four years a^'o Mr. Hutchi¬ son fell a victim to m hooping cougli. He lost llis voice teiuiMirarily. .Mr. Kdl¬ son. who beiriin his (areer as a tele- i^nipli oiHTator, suggested to .Mr. lltilclilson tiiat lie iiMirii the Morse code. -Mr. Ilulchisoii did this, nnd in lliiii ^^¦ay they betriin ii system of communi- calion bused upon it und operated by tapping olT the dots and dashes with the lin;;ers. As tliey have been iusei>- iirable coiiipiiiiious Ihey have used this nie.'ins of talking with each other ii t;reat deal and liave been able to e.v- cliaiige words even in shaking hand.s, .Mr, Edison lias never allowed his deafness to bother llim. In fact, he has considered it an asset iu llis work, as he has liceii able to move about in his busy fiKtory without being distracted by Its great noises. Hut i-eceiitiy wlieii the inventor Avent to Wasliingtoii to preside over the destinies of (lie uew board of which Secretary Haiiiels made him the head, he was embarrassed for Ihe Urst time at llis loss of hearing. Hut he took .Mr. Hutchison with him and jiosted him nl llis riglit and irlose by his side when the board mot. Mr. Hutchison tapiH-d to Mr, Kdlson everything that was said, sometimes verbatim and sometimes boiling it down into fewer words. Hy means of this Mr, Edison directed the board's discu.ssioiis and even found time to Hash back to Mr. Hutchison comments uikiii what his assistant had already interprt'ted to him. ^Ir, Hutchison wus llllle to send Morse messages to .Mr. Edison at thc rate of tliirty words a minute, and as the speeches were said to have beeu deliv¬ ered in a more or less deliberate fash¬ ion ht? was able to keep up with almost every sentence of every address. Mr. Edison and his assistant also worked the Alorse code with their eye¬ lids. With them a tpiick wink means a dot and a long wink means a dash, and thoy talk to each other in this way when they wish to convey a mes¬ sage of a private nature ¦when they are surrounded by other persons and are too far apart for the flnger tapping Biethod. Needing ajNew Corset? <!ct sonietliing that will make t'.ie tigare shapelier, Sonietliing embracing all tlie lalest style features and at the same time preserving personal comfort. Get a W.-MilO Corset. Au expert corsetier awaits the pleasure of fitting and advising you. Corsets tail¬ ored to order in a day or two or wc can lit you from our large and varied .•-^tock of W.VDK ready-to-wear. Mrs. Annie Abbott NO. CORSETIER Address: COLUMBUS AVENUE FREEPORT TROUSERS FOR SUFFRAGETTE. Mexican Qirl In Soldier's Uniform Leads First Parade. Brownsville. Tex.—Led by a young girl nained I,ulsa rablllo. au unusual wonian sulTrage demonstration, the flrst ever held In northern Mexico, was carried out by a number of Mexican women at Reynosa, Mexico, seventy- flve miles from here. Miss Cablllo ap¬ peared garbed as a soldier and defied the authorities when ordered to resume women's ajiparel. She was told that, while the law per¬ mitted a woman to wear a coat, she eould not appear In soldier's trousers. A coquprotniso flnally was effected with tbe aid of a Ilttle drapery In the form »f suffrago flnijs. ANNOUNCEMENT Black Swan Inn on Merrick Road at BELrLMORE three miles east of Freeport, has been opened by Mrs. Jack Shields and will be conductea as a first-class hotel. C>aterinjr Kspecially to Families at Reasonable Prices "DINE IN THE SUNSHINE" Look for the Sign Black Swan Inn Prepare For Winter Now is the Time to Fix Up Your Stoves and Furnaces STOVES EEPAIRED GRATES ADJUSTED AND PUT IN JOBBING WORK OF ALL KINDS GET TO A MAN WHO KNOWS CdCNTV CIH-KT. NASS.VC (¦( ifNT Y.— -Inliii I-'. IlnfT, riaiMlil'f, aj;ainsi I-'i'.mei-sen Ca- .\'( i'l'K ¦ 1: OF valli, and others, De- S.M.i;. femlanis, III puisuanei' and hv xiiim- nf a ,iu.lmii.nt nrd. r of fnreelnsur.- ami sale ma.l' by this ('ourt in tin- .'liinve en¬ lill..I aciinn dated the lliih il;iv nf Sep- I. iiili.-r. lin,-.. and lii.-d and .-lU.-red in 111.- .Va.-^san Cnunty Clerk's Olhc. I, Ihe siil.s.-nli.-r. tin- refer.-(- iln-rcin riamt-d, will s.ll ;ii liulilie anetiiiii at tlu- frnnl slips nf III. .Nassau Cnuniv Cnurt Ilniis.-. -At .Minenla. in the Tnwn nf H.-mpsLail. .N.'issau Cnuniv. .N.-w Vnrk, nn .>^aiiiMl;iy. iln- .10 11! Ill AV or ocT(»iii:ii, lai.'.. at l.n (i',-lnek in lli.- fnr.-nnon nf Ihat (lay, lh.- lands and pr.-mis.-s d.serib.-d in s.li.l .jn.lKm.-nl ,-is fnllnws. vi/.,.- .\n that (1 i-tain pl.-ce nr parcel of land wilh imprnvenn-nls then-nii erect¬ ed, situale, IviriK and b.-inK in lhe Y\\- lau.- nf i-'n . ,",rt. Cnuntv nf .Vtiss.iu ami Slai.- nf x,-w Vnrk. hnuml.-il and descrili.-d as follows: H(-KinniriK at a point on tin- s.iiitherlv null- lit Wiial.-y sir. el .lisi.-ini tiir.e Iniii"- .Ir.-d .-iml (iKlily disai fc-t wi-sterlv frnin III.- enrner formed hv lhe iiit.-r"- .-¦"¦clinti nf 111.- w.-sl.-! IV sid.- nf |!av \ lew iiv.-iiu.' with 111.- sniilh. rlv sid.' n"f Whal.-y sir.it, rnn-nliiK th.-ne.' snulli- . fly paraibl wiih Iiav \M.-w -iv. inn- on.- luimlr.-.| and fifty iir.in f.-.-t. ihi-iice w.slerly parall.l vvjtl, Whal.v stre.-t s. V. iily-Mv.' i7,",) f..|-i .III. ne.- nnrlh(-rlv .ind .iKairi parallel with Rav \'i.-w av.'¬ nu.- nne liiindr.'d nnd liftv il.'.di f.-, t In 111.- snulh.-rly sid.- of U'hai.v sir..-I ami lh. nc- .-asl.-rly aloMK 111.- soulll. rh -111-- of \\'lial.-v strert s<-V( iitv-(t .¦ i",' f. .1 to 111.- p..inl nr plae,' nf be>;iriiiiim I lai' .1. M-pt.nili.-r 1 Mh. lul.-. i; \i;i:y \v. mooi;k. i;.-f.-i. .- (•I.oCK ,V SK.\MAN, .\ll..rn.vs r..: I'lainnll. ( i||i,-,- and 1'.islotli. .- .\.| .lr. s>-. l-'l . . p.,ri, New Vnrk. !•-17-71 CiRB.%T SOrTH BAV FfUUfr rOMPAXY SCTHMER TIME TABLE In EfTect June 30, 1915 IVAWSAt BV THE SRA "MCA BIH3S FREKrORT P<»I>T I,OOKOl-T ., We»k Dare Lpiivo Freeport Leave BeacB «-00 n. m. 6J60 a. m. «.00a. m. 8.15 a. m. 9.15 a. m. 10,15 a. m. 10,4.1 a. in. 12.15 p. m. 11 45 a. ni. 1.45 p. m. ' 1.15 p. m, I'.45 p. m. 2.15 p, ni. 4,.TO p. ni. HIS p,,in 6.45 p. tn. i 5.15 p. ni. 6.20 p. m. ' S.20 r. —.. 7,00 \t. in. !«aBdn.Ts aad Holt«ia>> Leave Freeport 7,00 H. in. 9.4.''> a, m.. and hourly thereafter until 5.45 p. tn. 7.45 p. m. Leave N'assau 10.15 a. m.. and hourly thereafter until 6.15 p. m. 6.45 p. m. 9.50 p. m. NOTK.—Sea EdKC Rtops are mnd* only nn sicnal or to l.-ave pass.-nKers. ' l,0\(i ItKACII Week Oava I.'avi- Point Lonknnt *> Xti a, in , conneclinir with 7.3'. to N. T. 11,4(1 a. m., coniiectinjt with 12.,'!2 to N. T. J l.'l p. m , conm-ctinBr wifh 3.10 to N. T. 4.-in p. ni., cniHK-cling with 5.20 to N. T. L«-ave Quet ii.«r\valer 7.4(1 a. m. (iirrlvul of 6.47 frorn N. Y.) 12-10 p.m, (arrival of 11.05 from N. Y.) .1.00 p.m. (arrival of 2.06 from N. Y.) ."'.50 p. m. (arrival of 5.00 from N. Y.> SendsT* I,. i\yo Point Lookout vnoa. m. I 1.40 a. ni. cnnneciinB with 4.'-in to N. T, connecliiiB: with 6.4,1 to N, T. .¦nswat.-r -¦'..40 p. m., .'.,(10 p. 111.. L.ave Qu< 1(i.2.-« a. m. 12.20 p. m. 4.15 p. m. Ii.20 p. ni. NOTK.—Sp.-cial lime table for Labor l>ay on this division. irrival of 9,05 from N. T.' (arrival of 11,17 from N. Y.' FRKKPOHT R\II,ROAn rOMP.*!VV SC.MMKi: TI.MK TABLE In .ffecl .lune 30, 1915, Trolleys nf 111.. Freeporf Railroafl Company run on half hour headway, leavinp 111.- railroad station at Free¬ pnrt on 111. hour ami half hour up ts 5.15 w.ek .lavs and I'.IS Sundays, con- mclinu- with all .ast and w.'sf boini<T cars of th.- N.-w Ynrk and Lnitir Island- •Praclinii C .Uld Souih ( Lenv.- l>oek 5.45 p. 111. 6.30 7.30 8,15 S,45 9.HO lo.iio 11.,10 Sill Leave imi'k ll. I r. m.ir. 11.1-1 Suli.i.ct t .mpanv at Irov.- stri-il Week On L.-av.- \V..ndct..fl 6 12 6 r.i; -Ml VK an i;. ttir.t,. mill llolhln Ihl i;. lilt ie avrnu» L.iive i;. Station fi.na p. nv f;.2(l f..4S 7.OS 7.4.'. >.HI> ll.lO ii r.l) 111.r.o 12.20 \M Ll ave K. Stalinn I'.U" 10..-to 11..1(1 nolic... MCl'll l; ¦!(» I IIKIII'I'OIIS. rri;sr wr ti • .\.v (ii;ii|.:i: ok imn HKNIM' Si:i,i.|.:\ \Vi-:M,Kl:. i.-mnnr- ary surr.,jai. ,,f Mn- (-nniiiy "f .Vassau, none.- i.s li.-r, I,y ;jivi-ii u, all persons liKVinn el.iinis auainst Si,ln,-v S .lael<- son. 1,-11.- of 111,. Tnwn nf ILmpstead, In 111.- sahl cniiniy. .1 ,-eea s,-,|, to pres.-nt III.' sam.- M-IMi \-oii(-li,-rs lli,.r,.or. to fh.- suhscrlii(-rs lln- .-xi-ciitors of the last "•ill ami I,-Slam, ill nf said d ased. al ilieir plac'S of ii-.'.nsaeliiiK hiisiness at lh,' nlllci- of .lariiis .\I. S.aman. Wari- latili. N.'W VnrU. on or h.fnr.' 111.- K.lh ¦ lav nf ,\p, il ". XI Il.ll. ll, .Mim nia, N. V., S.-pl. 11, IIH,-,. I.V.MKS M. Si;.\.MA\, -ll-:.N\li: L, ,I.\CKSo.N. ,, , , I-Ixecutoi**. II.MMM I!. (T.OCK, Atlnrn.'V fnr lh. l':\.'i'Ui..rs, C.in.r .M,'rrick 'Unad ,'imi Cliurch Sir,',-I. l-V-(-cpnrl, N. Y VOTICF. TO CHIlltlTOIIS. iM'Ksr.wT TO .^^ okiiki: ok ho.n IIKMIV SKLIiI';.\ U'l'ri.l.Kl;. i.nipnr- ar.\' siirrnuai.- of ih,. Cuniv of .Nassau, nolic- is li.-i-i-by Kiv.n'' lo .-ill p( rsons having claims ak-ainsl Towns, nd llafr. hit.' of 111.' Tnwn of I lenitisl.-,-id, in Iiie said coumy, d.-c.as.d, to |,r.-s.-nt the same with th- vouch.-rs th.-reof, to the subserib.r. III,. adminislraior nf the KOods, challel.s and eredils <,f said de¬ ceased, at hcr i.lae.' of transaeliim liusi- 11. ss al 111,- ollic,- nf Clock A Seaman, ;>r.-.'f,nrt. Sow Vnrk. on f^r before the I.Mh day nf Ariril, next, I'al.d. -Mineola. .V. V.. Sept. 21 llil,". .Mv\l!T K. II.VFK. Admliilstralnr. I'l.oCK ,*;• S1';.\.MA.V, Altorn.yH fnr Ad¬ ministrator, Fr.-eport, Lnng Isl.'ind. N.'W York. A s > • «•! Claude W. Brotheridge HABDWABE, FAINTS, OILS, ETC. 91 SOUTH MAIN STBEET FBEEFOBT, N. T. \^OTICE OF I>ISS4«M TIO\. Th.' Ilnard of I>irecior8 of "W KLI iK.N \Ni. SMITH, INC.," having m.i piir- Hiant In nollce served upon each of lhi- dir,(Mors culled for the specili'j riurpose of coiislilerinK the advisabllltv of a vol¬ untary dissolution without Judicial pro- c dhiKS on the Hth day of Siplimber, 1915, al >.CO I" .M., at th.' law nfllces of OeorKe Morinn Levy. 1-7 Hailroad Ave¬ nue. Freeport, .New York, Hie fnllowinj,' resolution was adnrded hv (lie unaiji- nioiiH vol.' nf Ihc entire board: (1) That the Hoard of Idrectorn of s.'iid corporation at a meetiiiK' culled fnr Ihat purpns.' upon thrfc days' notice tn each dlr.ctnr, held pursu.-int (.hereto on tiie Hlh dav of September. ]fn5, at V 00 P. .\I., at the law offices of Oeorge Morion Levy. 1-7 Railroad Avinue, Freeport, ."V. Y., did adop( (he followinK resolution by a vote of the majorily r.f the whole hoard: "WHKI'.KAS, in (he opinion of the hoard. It Is advisable to diKsolve the corporation forthwith. "THEHKFOItE, BE IT RKSOLVKD. Ihaf the Hoard of Itlreelors recom- nicnda the diSR/tlution of the company under the provision of S-ction 221 of the General Corporation Law. and hereby calls a meeting of Ifs iitockholddrB to be held at the law officea of (leorge Mor¬ ton Levy, Freetior(, N. V,. on the 2.'ith day of October. 1915, at 8,00 P, M,, for (he purpose of vodnK upon a propoBl- lion for Immediate dlBsolutlon In ac¬ cordance wtth requirements of said law, KENNETH WATERMAN, 10-8-16-31 Secretary. I I.ONc; l<<l,\>n U. II. TIMF. TVIII.F, I Kll'. ii\, (i<'i,,l,,.r 17, 111] n 1 I,emr >l. rriek for \e« Vork. IViiii- M.vlviiiiiii Stall llro<ikl>n nnal liiler- iiiealliile nliitlons: 'A'..|< .l<i\s .'. u:.t..ii2. Ci.::^. 1'. ."'I. 7.1V. i7 JV. <.,(,i, s J'l. 1(1 lu a. 111.: I -• 22. .; 1(1. 1.17. U.'m:. r..41. |i.21, I l."!' p ill. Sumhus f,..|S, S.'J2, K :iO a. Ill,: 1 j.ir.. .' 11. I. ;:•. r. :::, v in,. 11 07 p. 111. I.eme Ireeporl for >e>'» lork. i'enil- N.tlvMiiin Klullon find llrookl.iii: W. . k days .-.^C, ,-..".(;, (;.12, f.-'.v. 7 22. i7.-''.|. v.ll.-.. iv,|7. s ,-,::. :i,(',, 1(1.17 a. m.. 12.27. :l.l--. I.JI, ."1.112, .-,,111. Ml.0.1, 6.45, H.Iti, 9.25, ll.i; p. 111. Siimlays ~ i;.r,2, S.2ii. 9.24 11. ni.: 12.(111. -.(V, .i.::t;, r,.l',7. <; 10, S.12, 11.11 1^ 111. I.enve Freepori lor V nil) .\ tllle. Ilnli.i- loii, PiilelioKue and liiteniirilln le kIh- lioiis: \V. , li ,l.,.\-s -Il.ll.11, V.M'. all :;|, 1 l.r.:: a. l'l ; sil Ml. sia2.2l. 2 I I, iCi r,S, a"'.":;, a.'..;'..-,. iali.lli. (1.1:1, a7.i)(;, 7.11, aH.OT, all li; p. 111.: 12.17 n2.0l nik'iit. StimlayH .¦.::i, .-ill 2(1, aJii.,''.!', a. in.; 12.29, 2.;'0. a:;..-i2. ar,,:-.i;, al.iij, all.M p. 111.; a 1.4 I iilKlil. I.eme \en York. Pr im«.t 11 nn In Mii- llon, for I-'reriiorl, >lerrlrk iiiid |irtiirl- pnl liileriiiedlate mIiiiIoiih: i,:: Mi, I- III, i 1.11(1 ... 111., si I 2.-'.2. -il -.".. 2.IH'. ;: "11. 4.(17, ll.ir,, ,'¦,.(10, ir,.:;;!. r,.,',!, d.ir,, r,.t,ii. 7.i(i. s 111. Ill.ill, 11.:!" p, in.; i.in nitrht. Sundays - i.;;(i. X.2,',, ii..".i a, m,; ll", 2.r,s, r,.ii2, s lis, 111.17 p. 111.; I2.:!:i nivlil. .¦iTiaiiis run lo ltali.\loii only. nVn l'.i',,.,kl.\ n conmciion. sSalur,i,-i\ s only, fl'lvc. pl Salunlavs. il':\-cipl linliilavs, il'lvi'.pi Saiur.lavs ami linli,|a\'«. Tr.iliis I.-av,. Hr,,,,klyn, l-'ial Inisli Avc- iiu.- Slalinn, ahniil tin- same tim. ad III I Ull fii-m N. <v Viirk, p.niisvi- iiioii Tliis lim.' talli,' sill,.hit . Willi.nn nolle.'. I> VII.V Mill mil ICY timi: ta iii.i;. -Ilr >kl> Dlt iKl K. ,\,' l|. inpsi' "1, -Main .'iml I'-rnn! Sis ; S.niihiioniid r,' 1.;!i). 4.4.';. 5.1 r., 5.no a. 111.; Illi'll ,'vei V :;ii minutes thi-r.-after nnlil 11.(1" p. III. 12.11" a, in. to Roekvill© l'lll in- onlv. Northbound al 5HII a. rn., and (very 30 minuies Ihir. afiiT unlil 12.110 a. rn. Last car leaves City Lim, Hrooklyn, fnr Hempstend at 12 45 a. rn. A flfte. n-miniile ina.Iwav Is operated li.'tw,.ti P.ockvill,' c.nlre and Urnok- l.\ii as fnilows: W,', k liays, .'Xcept Sun - d.'iys, I,avi' Crjiril .ninl Libertv streets. Mro.ikU-n. fi.OQ a. in. till 9 15 a. m.; then 2 4.'. p. ni. Illl 7.45 |,. in. Suridavs, 12 001 N. till K 15 p. in. IIeiii|>M(enil-.ln»inlrH l>l« Ixinn. Le.'ive Il,'mi>st.'ad, Main and I''ionl Sis.: Wesihniimi at 5 10. a, m., and every no ininules tliereafter unlil 11..10 p. m. Sundays, 6.in a. in,, and every SO min¬ utes ibiri'iifier nntil 11.1" j, m, I'lasIhound. 6 15 a. ni.. and .very 39 miniiM'S lli>re;ifler unMl 12 1T, a. ro. Knndavs. 7.15 a. in. anrfthen the HarriB schedule as week days. .lerlrlio Pike Ulvlalon. Lcav.'S Mimola. Houlevard ami <l\a Countrv road: Westhoiiiid, n.10 a. in. and (very IB mIniiMs iherenfter until 9.15 p. m., then 10.15 nnd 11.15 p. rn, Siindavw, Hrst ear. 6 15 a. m. then same seh.iliilw ns w<',.|< davs J.r'a\( .Jamaica. Fultnn and Washinjflo.T streets: Kasthnund. 6 10 a. m.. and every 50 riiites Iheresfier until 10.00 p. rn.; en 11.00 p. m. and 12.00 a. m Sun¬ days, first car. 7,16 a, m,, then samn schedule as week davs. .T. M. .STODDARD, Supl, TIIF MFW VOIIK A^n VOHTII *IIIORB TH\rTIO\ COMPANV. Time Tahl.' I ctive ,Ian 1. 1915 AVerk Dnyo. L'ave Port Washlnpton fnr Mineola, llicksville and Flufihlncr' 6.05 a. in.; (h.n every hour undi 10.05 p. m. Car leai'iiicr Port Washlnirlon nt 11.05 p. nrj. lo llnslvn Clock Tower only. Lenve Fliishlriir for Port Washington and IHcksvllle: 5.10 a. m.; then every hour until 9.10 p. m. Cars leavlnpr 9 3» and 10.30 p. m. fo Roslyn Clock Tower only. Snlarday*. Car le.ivInK Flushing at 9.30 p. oj runs (o IHcksvllle. Leave Hicksville for Port WashlnR¬ ton and Fliishiri«r: 6 35 a. m.: (hen every hour undi 9.1., p. m. Car leavlnK ILcka- vlll af 10.35 p. m. to Roslyn car barnr only. Sanda 7a. Leave Vnrl Washlnjrton for Mineola. Hicksville and 1 luahlnic: 7.05 a. tn.: (hen every hour unfll 10.06 p m. Car leaving Port Washlnirton 11 05 p. m. ta Roslyn Clock ToTrer onlv. Leave Flushing for Port Wa»hln»rtOf» and Hicksville: 6 30 a. m.i then every hour until 9.30 p, m. Car leaving I9.tp p. m. to F,oBlyn Clock Tower only. Leave Hicrtsville for Port Washlnr- (on and Flushing; 7.36 a. m.. Ihen every hour until ».S5 p. m. Car leaving Hleks- lUe at 10.J5 p. in. and 11.16 p, m. t* Roilyn ear bam onlr.
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One of Denise's characters says it explicitly: "Stories have a power, a magic all their own. Consider the fact that the actions, thoughts, and feelings of people who have no existence in reality can make you laugh, make you weep. That's the art and that's the magic."
Writing is telepathy that works. How thrilling is that, hmm?
Denise remains an incurable romantic who loves happy endings, heart-pounding adventure, and the eventual triumph of good over evil. All hail the guys in the white hats—unless the ones wearing black are more…um…interesting?Denise lives in a comfortable, messy old house in the Australian suburbs. She's small, noisy, and tends to wave her hands around a lot, which can be unfortunate if the tale she's telling happens to have explosions in it.


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HURRICANE - Capital had apparently learned its lesson. But then again, so did Hurricane.
Austin Hensley drove the Redskins 80 yards in the final minutes Friday night, then capped the effort on a 1-yard touchdown run with nine seconds left, giving Hurricane a dramatic 23-20 victory and keeping its Class AAA playoff hopes alive.
Trailing 20-17, Hurricane (3-2) took over at its own 20 with 5:13 remaining and inexorably marched downfield in 15 plays to gain the lead. That included converting a fourth-and-6 at its own 24 and a third-and-9 from its own 42.
"That showed heart and character on that last drive,'' Hensley said, "and it paid off.''
For Hurricane, it sort of settled the score from earlier in the season when it failed on a last-minute scoring chance and lost 35-34 at Woodrow Wilson.
"If we had done this against Woodrow Wilson, we'd have already won three games,'' said Jeremy Taylor, the Redskins' first-year coach. "But I made some dumb calls then. So I'm learning, too. I'm young, too.''
For Capital, the hard lesson had come just a week ago, as it grabbed a 17-0 halftime lead against South Charleston, only to fritter it away in a disheartening 20-17 loss.
On Friday, the script was nearly flip-flopped.
The Cougars (3-2) trailed 10-0 at halftime in a game in which they were completely dominated. They had zero first downs and 3 net yards.
However, before the third quarter was over, they'd vaulted into a 13-10 lead on a 6-yard run by Kashaun Haley and a 59-yard interception return for a score by Tyrell Davis.
Hurricane answered with its own TD drive, taking a 17-13 lead on a 24-yard pass from Hensley to Koi Turner in which Turner lunged to make a great catch in the end zone.
Capital, however, needed just two plays to go back in front.
Haley returned the ensuing kickoff 29 yards to his 36 and James Richmond bolted 50 yards to the Hurricane 14. Haley took it in on the next play, and the Cougars were up 20-17 with 9:56 left.
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I'm annoyed, because the ebook I bought listed the format as ".pdf" only--not "Digital Editions .pdf" or ".acsm," etc. I like to convert my ebooks for use on whichever device I choose after I legally purchase them, which is not possible with a Digital Editions ebook. Once I've purchased a legitimate copy of an ebook, I should be able to use it as I please for my own use. The book was expensive for an ebook, also. I contacted the vendor, twice, but they never responded to me. I'm not interested in using Digital Editions for my purchased content. So, I've now paid too much for a book I'm not allowed to read as I see fit. This is very frustrating. I've learned my lesson, however. Before I purchase from an ebook vendor, I contact them first to make sure the book I purchase isn't locked by Digital Editions first. If so, I don't purchase it. If there were a way to "unlock" my purchased ebook (so it would be accessible as a standard .pdf), I'd have no problem with Digital Editions.
Hey, I had the same problem - I was trying to download an e-book in a Safari browser, and the .acsm file would download, I'd double click it, and nothing would happen. I was so frustrated and there didn't seem to be any answer as to why, so I tried downloading it again in Firefox. In Firefox it asks you what program you want to open the file with, and as long as you've downloaded and authorised Adobe Digital Editions it should come up as the first option... just click yes and there you go! Hope this helps...
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any ebook bundled with Digital Editions.
Really, though, thanks for trying to help.
You're welcome, and I'm sorry you had that problem. I'm still having the original problem with the .acsm files. I've given up. As soon as I find my one and only book in that format I am going to see if it will cross over. Otherwise I'll download it to another reader. Either way, I'm uninstalling the Adobe Digital Editions. I found the Microsoft eBook Reader and the Sony eBook reader. Both work well, and they might read your .pdf files. They read some of mine. Good luck.
Is there a way to convert the current format of Adobe ebooks to something other than the format they come in (acsm) to read them on something other than our computers? I still can't get over how Adobe left all of us who love to read books on our pdas high and dry by switching everything at the end of March. They also screwed themselves, because they'll lose money from those of us who would have bought the Adobe ebooks not buying them because we can't read them on our pdas.
I've just bought a Sony PRS-505 and loaded Adobe Digital Editions within the last few days. Regrets - I have a few ...
Decided to pick up a "free" book from Adobe which resulted in a file URLLink.ascm being placed in "My Documents". Tried "Add to Library" in DE but the .ascm file does not show in DE. Further to this, having read Jim Lester's comments (seems to be the mainstay of this forum), I tried to go into "Read" mode in DE. I cannot do it. Clicked the "Read" icon and tried Ctrl+l. Should I uninstall DE and re-install and, if I re-install will I have to authorise the computer again.
Please advise - thanks
To : Jim Lester
Thank you for your prompt reply. I have now downloaded the book to PRS-505 but I had to do this in a different way.
Tried double-clicking the .acsm file in "My Documents" which, of course, just resulted in thw Windows dialogue saying this type of file not recognised. So I dragged and dropped the .acsm from "My Documents" into ADE and from there transferred to PRS-505.
I'm obviously still not sure how to use ADE but have a workable solution.
Thanks again
ive pretty much had the same problems accecpt when i click on the ascm file and it go into abode digital editions and its says Error getting license.. Server communication problem: E_ADEPT_10 ... i dont know want that means put ive everthing to get it working and it wont .. can someone help me please or tell me want im doing wrong
Jim, no thanks for the condescending tone. We are asking why ACE books cannot be read by other apps like, e.g., Acrobat Reader. I will save you the answer: it's because Adobe said so. Period.
I posted today a new thread on the same subject, with emphasis on the the misleading use by Adobe of the name "PDF" and the file extension ".pdf".
This infuriates me as well; I made the mistake of purchasing one of my grad school business texts as an eBook and downloaded it to my work computer. I thought I would be able to print it and bring it with me on my commutes, doing laundry, etc. I paid as much for it as a real book and can't do sh*t with it. I know you can "authorize" a computer, sure, then I could read it at home that way. IF I WANT TO SIT IN FRONT OF A COMPUTER/DEVICE all day. I do not like reading texts on screen, period, if they are over 5 pages. We also retain less information from texts that are read on screen as opposed to printed out so maybe for light reading I wouldn't care but for academic reading, this is completely absurd to be stuck with something that only opens in DE that I cannot take with me, write notes in, etc. Furthermore, this text for whatever reason blocked printing directly through the DE interface as well. I HATE DE and am starting to wonder about the publishers choosing to use this format! This whole mobile book reading is crap. I will never, EVER purchase a DE "eBook" again for my work or grad school needs.
I'm angry too, but in a more constructive way. I bought my two ADE textbooks from eBooks.com. I complained and asked for a refund, they answered yesterday saying I will get refunded (when?).
As for ebooks, I am much wiser now. From now on, I will purchase ebooks only via my iPad. That way, I know they will be compatible. So far, I was successful with the Amazon Kindle app, the Kobo app and the iBooks app from Apple. If and when Adobe writes apps for the iPad, I will have a look again.
And, of course, the iPad can read garden variety PDF files (i.e. not screwed up by DE), which is great for professional publications like scientific papers.
As for you study books, I remember being a pennyless student not so long ago and share your frustration. You should discuss this with your school librarian. I think they can loan ebooks to students. But I think your best bet is still second hand paper textbooks.
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Some neophytes spend all of their time studying up on their products. Knowing the details of what you are selling is obviously crucial, but don't forget to do some basic research about the prospect, too. Being able to draw on specific information about a sales lead is the most effective way to get his or her attention. "A salesperson should have something to refer to that the prospect has actually said or done," says Hoffman. He recommends reading anything the prospect has posted online, and even citing snippets of things they've said or written in the past during a presentation. "Most people are primarily interested in themselves," says Hoffman. "So let's talk about the topic you care about, which is you."
Inexperienced salespeople too often walk into a meeting without having a clear goal in mind. Sometimes the goal will be signing a contract and closing the deal, but more often it will be the opportunity to speak with the prospect's technical team or simply scheduling another, longer meeting. Before a meeting, know exactly what you want. During the meeting, ask for it. And don't leave the meeting without it. "Mediocre sales reps are happy with, 'Thanks for your time, and I'll be in touch,'" says Hoffman. "If you don't ask for anything, you won't get anything."


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Standard Name | ARS1 1 |
Systematic Name | ARS416 |
Feature Type | ARS |
Description | Early-firing autonomously replicating sequence; highly efficient chromosomal replicator active in nearly every cell cycle (1, 2, 3, 4 and see Summary Paragraph) |
Name Description | Autonomously Replicating Sequence 1, 3 |
Chromosomal Location | |
Last Update | Coordinates: 2011-02-03 | Sequence: 2006-04-10 | ||||||||||||
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External Links | All Associated Seq | OriDB | Search all NCBI (Entrez) |
Primary SGDID | S000029652 |
Autonomously replicating sequences (ARSs) function as chromosomal replication origins in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, and play an essential role in chromosome maintenance (5, 6). During S phase, chromosomes are duplicated so that each mother cell retains, and each daughter cell receives, a full complement as a result of mitotic cell division. Each chromosome initiates replication at multiple sites at intervals of 40-100 kb, with each origin regulated to fire only once per cell cycle, mostly around mid-S phase, although different origins are activated continuously throughout S phase (7, 8, 9). Most origins are intergenic in nature, and only a subset operate during any given cell cycle, giving rise to highly-efficient origins that function in most cell cycles and extremely inefficient origins that are used in only a small percentage of cell cycles, as well as a range of efficiencies in between (8). Origins also fire in a characteristic order, which appears to be independent of the origin itself, but often correlates with the transcriptional activity of surrounding genes, with early-firing origins associated with active genes, and late-firing origins associated with silent genes (7).
ARSs have proven difficult to identify because they vary greatly in sequence and functional element composition, although they do share an elevated A-T content, interpreted to promote localized ease of DNA unwinding, which increases efficiency of replication initiation (10). ARSs are modular in structure, generally ~100-200 bp long, and depend on an exact match, or very near match, of an essential copy of an 11-base pair (bp) ARS consensus sequence (ACS), 5'-WTTTAYRTTTW-3', mutations in which abolish ARS function (11, 12). Some ARSs also contain additional near-match ACSs that are dispensable for function (11). Substantial sequence conservation has been observed in the 3 bp on either side of the essential match ACS, allowing for the identification of a 17-bp extended ACS (EACS), 5'-WWWWTTTAYRTTTWGTT-3' (11). The core ACS is part of "domain A", and is bound by the Origin Recognition Complex (ORC), a six-subunit DNA-dependent ATPase that functions as the replication initiator protein and launching pad for the assembly of the prereplication complex (pre-RC) (11). Immediately downstream of domain A (3' to the T-rich strand of the ACS) is "domain B", which exhibits little sequence conservation among ARSs and is composed of several nonredundant sequence elements (B1, B2, B3, B4), which vary from one ARS to another (11). Some, but not all, mutations in the B1 subelement can reduce the efficiency of ORC binding, suggesting that B1 functions with domain A as part of the ORC binding site (11). The B2 subelement, or DUE (DNA Unwinding Element), is AT-rich and serves as the site for the initial DNA unwinding, allowing the replication machinery to enter the DNA duplex in this area and assemble the first new nucleotides (13, 14). The B3 subelement is a 12-bp degenerate sequence that acts as a binding site for the transcriptional activator/repressor ARS binding factor 1 (ABF1) (11, 14). The function of the B4 subelement is as yet unknown (13). Some ARSs also have stimulatory sequences upstream of domain A (on the opposite side of the ACS) known as "domain C", as well as binding sites for the Rap1p transcription factor (13).
1) | Stinchcomb DT, et al. (1979) Isolation and characterisation of a yeast chromosomal replicator. Nature 282(5734):39-43 |
2) | Donaldson AD, et al. (1998) CLB5-dependent activation of late replication origins in S. cerevisiae. Mol Cell 2(2):173-82 |
3) | Wyrick JJ, et al. (2001) Genome-wide distribution of ORC and MCM proteins in S. cerevisiae: high-resolution mapping of replication origins. Science 294(5550):2357-60 |
4) | Chang F, et al. (2008) Analysis of chromosome III replicators reveals an unusual structure for the ARS318 silencer origin and a conserved WTW sequence within the origin recognition complex binding site. Mol Cell Biol 28(16):5071-81 |
5) | Deshpande AM and Newlon CS (1992) The ARS consensus sequence is required for chromosomal origin function in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Mol Cell Biol 12(10):4305-13 |
6) | Yang C, et al. (1999) Conservation of ARS elements and chromosomal DNA replication origins on chromosomes III of Saccharomyces cerevisiae and S. carlsbergensis. Genetics 152(3):933-41 |
7) | Vujcic M, et al. (1999) Activation of silent replication origins at autonomously replicating sequence elements near the HML locus in budding yeast. Mol Cell Biol 19(9):6098-109 |
8) | Raghuraman MK, et al. (2001) Replication dynamics of the yeast genome. Science 294(5540):115-21 |
9) | Poloumienko A, et al. (2001) Completion of replication map of Saccharomyces cerevisiae chromosome III. Mol Biol Cell 12(11):3317-27 |
10) | Shirahige K, et al. (1993) Location and characterization of autonomously replicating sequences from chromosome VI of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Mol Cell Biol 13(8):5043-56 |
11) | Theis JF and Newlon CS (1997) The ARS309 chromosomal replicator of Saccharomyces cerevisiae depends on an exceptional ARS consensus sequence. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 94(20):10786-91 |
12) | Newlon CS and Theis JF (2002) DNA replication joins the revolution: whole-genome views of DNA replication in budding yeast. Bioessays 24(4):300-4 |
13) | Theis JF, et al. (1999) DNA sequence and functional analysis of homologous ARS elements of Saccharomyces cerevisiae and S. carlsbergensis. Genetics 152(3):943-52 |
14) | Chang VK, et al. (2003) Mcm1 binds replication origins. J Biol Chem 278(8):6093-100 |


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Legendary Tampa Bay LB Derrick Brooks was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame's 2014 class on Saturday. Brooks, regarded as the best Buccaneer of all time, joins Lee Roy Selmon and Warren Sapp in the Hall of Fame, but former Bucs head coach Tony Dungy and SS John Lynch fell short in their attempts to get in.
Earlier this year, former Buccaneers defensive tackle Warren Sapp was elected the Pro Football Hall of Fame, joining legendary defensive end Lee Roy Selmon to become the second Tampa Bay player to be given the esteemed honor. On Saturday that list grew by one more as standout Bucs linebacker Derrick Brooks was elected to the Hall of Fame on his first ballot attempt.
Brook was a first-round draft pick of the Buccaneers in 1995 after a stellar college career playing for Bobby Bowden and the Florida State Seminoles. In his rookie season, Brooks started 13 of 16 games, and after that, never left the starting lineup through his career. During his Buccaneers career Brooks made the Pro Bowl 11 times, was a nine-time All-Pro, the NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 2002 and a Walter Payton Man of the Year winner in 2000.
Brooks led the Buccaneers to their only NFL championship, a 48-21 victory over Oakland in Super Bowl XXXVII following the 2002 season, and had a key pick-six in that game to clinch the win. A member of the NFL's All-Decade Team of the 2000s, Brooks is widely regarded as the prototype weakside linebacker for the Tampa 2 scheme in which he played. Statistically, Brooks ended his playing career with 224 games played and 221 starts, 1,715 tackles, 13.5 sacks, 25 interceptions and seven touchdowns.
Brooks was the only former Buccaneer to be elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year as legendary coach Tony Dungy and strong safety John Lynch did not make the cut this year. Dungy, who coached the Buccaneers from 1996-2001, brought stability and respectability to a franchise that was mired in mediocrity for more than a decade. The Buccaneers went 6-10 in Dungy's first season, which was his only losing season as a head coach, and the following year saw Tampa Bay make the playoffs for the first time in 15 years. Dungy led Tampa Bay to the playoffs four times in his six seasons, including the NFC Championship Game in 1999.
Dungy was fired by the Buccaneers after their second consecutive playoff loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Dungy was immediately hired by the Colts and coached seven seasons in Indianapolis. In 2006, he led his team to a Super Bowl victory. Dungy became the first African-American head coach to win a Super Bowl. Dungy retired to work for NBC Sports after the 2008 season and finished his coaching career with a 139-69 record.
Lynch joined the Buccaneers as a third-round selection from Stanford in 1993 and played with Tampa Bay until 2003. Known as one of the most feared hitters in league history, Lynch's resume includes nine Pro Bowls, four-time All-Pro selections and the 2000 NFL Defensive Back of the Year. After his release by the Buccaneers after the 2003 season due to a shoulder injury, Lynch played four more seasons for the Denver Broncos. For his NFL career, the former Stanford star recorded 1,058 tackles, 13 sacks and 26 interceptions.
Brooks joins former Oakland punter Ray Guy, former Seattle offensive tackle Walter Jones, former Buffalo wide receiver, former Arizona and St. Louis defensive back Aeneas Williams, former Atlanta and Philadelphia defensive end Claude Humphrey and former NY Giants defensive end Michael Strahan as the newest class of Hall of Famers.
The Class of 2014 will be officially enshrined on Saturday, Aug. 2 in Canton, Ohio as the main event of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Annual Enshrinement Festival Celebration.
– Scott Reynolds contributed to this report
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February 4, 2014
1:40 pm
Well Buc Fans can you imagine that Selmon then Sapp now BROOKS. what a trio that bucs has in the Hall. I think Lynch and Dungy will be NEXT. GO BUCS
February 3, 2014
10:01 am
Brooks really is the best Buc of all time. The perfect player really. Like others said, he was a great pro on and off the field. If he hadn't been a first ballot HOFer that building would have lost all meaning to me. Go Bucs!
February 2, 2014
4:14 pm
Apologies to all. I'll amend my post to only say that Brooks is a deserving first ballot entrant. I really hope Lynch and Barber make it in as well, even if it takes a few tries. All three are class acts off the field and were exceptional on it. It will be interesting to see if Rice gets in; I would think so given his sack totals but one never knows. Do you think the A-Train has a shot? I don't know whether they consider fullbacks separately from RB's. Sorry again.
February 2, 2014
1:47 pm
I played him in a game of Madden on Playstation back in '99 as part of a radio contest. Thought he was going to whoop my but because I always heard those guys spend a lot of time playing them. I was way off because they cut my turn off early after a 28-0 lead after 5min of actual real time playing. I let him take the'99 Bucs and I took All-Time Bucs (70-80's)...lol. Really down to earth guy and his HS friend told us he acted the same as she had always known him.
February 2, 2014
11:40 am
I humbly add that this honor couldn't happen to a better man. It has been a thrill watching you play through your career.. Thank you for the memories!
February 2, 2014
10:22 am
I don't post as a rule, but who is this Matador dude? Definetly a glass half empty man. Anyways, I was at a Lightning game last year and Mr. Brooks was there promoting the Storm. He was bombarded by fans and other assorted people and not once did he ever stop being a the gentleman he is. I mean people were actualy rude to him and he never lost his composure. #55 will never be replaced in Tampa, thank you so much for being there in the past to class up our city, and thanks for continuing to do so.
February 2, 2014
10:17 am
I once had a choice of getting the autograph of Derrick Brooks OR Super Bowl MVP Dexter Jackson. I chose Jackson...screwed up on that one!! Congrats Derrick for some of the best memories in Bucs history.
February 2, 2014
7:43 am
Congratulations Mr. Brooks. Well deserved! I agree with you scubog, this is a day to honor 55. BTW, when Sapp won Defensive Player of the Year for the 1999 season, he said that 55 should of won it instead. Next in line is Lynch!
February 2, 2014
6:32 am
Way to kill the moment matador. The point of the article was to honor # 55. I suppose you go to weddings and instead of remarking on how pretty the bride looks in her flowing gown you point out the tacky dress the bride's maid is wearing and how she shouldn't have been chosen in the first place. Sapp better than Brooks? Sapp himself would tell you otherwise.
February 2, 2014
1:59 am
Derrick, you have always been a class act on and off the field. There is not a more deserving Honoree for this year's induction to the Hall of Fame. You are the true "Buccaneer MAN" for our other players to look up to and mold their career paths after!!! I hope Williams is taking note.
February 1, 2014
11:22 pm
I'm not a modern, senative male, but I am so happy I could cry. Congrats to a great player and classy man. Got goose bumps.
February 1, 2014
9:51 pm
Congrats Derrick. -- or should I say -- Mr. Derrick Brooks! Thank you for the man you are and the way you played the game. God bless.
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Brady, who performs Sunday night at the Clay Center, said, "My mama always told me not to talk about politics or religion at the dinner table."
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