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Tpp1 is a DNA 3'-phosphatase in Saccharomyces cerevisiae that is believed to act during strand break repair. It is homologous to one domain of mammalian polynucleotide kinase/3'-phosphatase. Unlike in yeast, we found that Tpp1 could confer resistance to methylmethane sulfonate when expressed in bacteria that lack abasic endonuclease/3'-phosphodiesterase function. This species difference was due to the absence of delta-lyase activity in S. cerevisiae, since expression of bacterial Fpg conferred Tpp1-dependent resistance to methylmethane sulfonate in yeast lacking the abasic endonucleases Apn1 and Apn2. In contrast, beta-only lyases increased methylmethane sulfonate sensitivity independently of Tpp1, which was explained by the inability of Tpp1 to cleave 3' alpha,beta-unsaturated aldehydes. In parallel experiments, mutations of TPP1 and RAD1, encoding part of the Rad1/Rad10 3'-flap endonuclease, caused synthetic growth defects in yeast strains lacking Apn1. In contrast, Fpg expression led to a partial rescue of apn1 apn2 rad1 synthetic lethality by converting lesions into Tpp1-cleavable 3'-phosphates. The collected experiments reveal a profound toxicity of strand breaks with irreparable 3' blocking lesions, and extend the function of the Rad1/Rad10 salvage pathway to 3'-phosphates. They further demonstrate a role for Tpp1 in repairing endogenously created 3'-phosphates. The source of these phosphates remains enigmatic, however, because apn1 tpp1 rad1 slow growth could be correlated with neither the presence of a yeast delta-lyase, the activity of the 3'-phosphate-generating enzyme Tdp1, nor levels of endogenous oxidation.
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KNPR Program Director and jazz enthusiast Dave Becker remembers legendary musician Dave Brubeck.
"In making a profound, complex art form easy to listen to and enjoy, Dave Brubeck opened one of the most important doors in my life," says Becker. "And many millions of others worldwide came through that doorway as well."


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The strings dig deep into her veins.
She moves with them,
To dull the pain.
A painted face,
With a printed smile,
Her emotions left unversitile.
She dances alone, secluded,
Forlorn and deluded.
A disaster.
And only for her twisted master.
A mental crafter,
A vile bastard.
but this is a show.
the people can see it
the people they know,
this is no secret.
their eyes glazed over
like shes no longer there
ignoring her existence,
she finds comfort in despair.
welcome to the show.
on stage, a girl
who you might as well know.
Only I can see the tears,
And only I know all her fears.
I flick my fingers to the right,
On my command she stands up right.
I flick my finger to the left.
She'd murder all the ones she left.
she dances with a smile.
that does not reach the eyes,
it looks so sick and vile
a soul that believes its lies.
Maybe its love,
i've heard it's supposed to ache.
Or maybe she's insane,
because even the strong can break.
I don't know the reasons,
Or why she's bound and chained.
I just can't help but love it
Her face
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Hear Bane Of 'The Dark Knight Rises' Threaten Audiences In Gotham Rogues Stadium [VIDEO]
Watch out Pittsburg because Batman is taking over! Watch two clips of the filming 'The Dark Knight Rises', where over 10,000 unpaid extras filled up a field in Pittsburg. A rather important scene was shot for the last installment of the Batman Movies and many people had to participate in order to make it happen! Tom Hardy, who plays Bane, made an appearance at the end of the day to do his scene. The extras wore gold and black to play Gotham Rogues fans and they went nuts over him. In the scene the stadium had just gotten blown up and killed fans so Bane comes in to make his announcement. Bane had an interesting accent and unexpected tone of voice. Christopher Nolan is an amazing director and we can't wait to see the final version of scene when it comes out in theaters with all the special effects added in!
'The Dark Knight Rises' Set Photos Reveal New Villain & Batmobile [VIDEO]
Take a closer look with a scene where you can actually see Batman and Bane fighting at the "steps of Gotham City Hall" after the explosion scene was filmed. Everyone got really into character and imagine this winter scene was shot in the hot weather of summer! Hopefully the extras kept hydrated with water! Everyone can see the final version when Batman will hits theaters in 2012!
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Attorney for the Child / Law Guardian In most custody / visitation cases (and many other cases relating to children), the trial court will appoint an Attorney for the Child (or children). In New York, such an attorney can be appointed in a divorce action in Supreme Court or in a Family Court matter. In.
How to Divorce If Spouse Cannot Be Located
A very common question from potential clients is "How can I get a divorce if I don't know where my husband or wife is?" New York Domestic Relations Law § 232 states that, in a divorce action, the Defendant must be personally served with the Summons With Notice or Summons and Complaint, unless the court.
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New York Times on Custody Issues Facing Same-Sex Couples
In an article dated September 12, 2014, the New York Times addressed one of the many custody and visitation problems facing same-sex couples. The article, titled "Parenthood Denied by the Law-After a Same-Sex Couple's Breakup, a Custody Battle" explores the custody struggles of a Nassau County lesbian couple after they broke up. The article briefly.


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One thing Aries doesn't do, is reincent the wheel- not unless it will come with some super cool new accessories and more power and grunt under the hood. So, here is one I prepared earlier...
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You clicked onto this blog today to read about Aries in the workplace. This is probably because you are an Aries, in which case you want me to just cut to the important bits and tell the world (well, at least the small proportion that are reading this blog) how you are a born leader, charismatic, energetic, creative thinking and pioneering. You will want me to say that you are generally optimistic, believe the best and are inspired by challenge.
Being Aries, you probably want me to skim through the stuff that you aren't so great at (like being told what to do, bosses who insist on punctuality and impotence...in decision making, that is) and make this short, sharp and to the point.
If you aren't an Aries, you may be after a more balanced viewpoint, a mix of the good, bad and plain old ugly. Perhaps you work with a Ram who drives you mad with his energy as he whirls from problem to plan. You may be a boss who wonders why your Aries employee can turn up late day after day and still (frustratingly) meet his targets. You might wonder why the employee who pushed himself to the limit to master his job, now appears bored and is looking for something new.
Perhaps you are a Project Manager who is constantly frustrated by the fact that your Aries colleague seems to read the 1st sentence of your emails and has never done more than glance at the attendee section of the minutes. Yet somehow he always completes the deliverables he has been set.
Maybe you are a business analyst who has to fill in the gaps to the solution that the Aries salesman sketched onto the back of a beer coaster in the airport lounge. The solution shouldn't work, but does.
You may want me to point out that Aries can be selfish, arrogant, has to always be first, and is too much of a risk taker. You might even want to hear me make comments around Aries not being great at politics and being so wound up in the game that he fails to recognise the backstabber in the next partition. I could even say that the Aries employee hates repetition, is impatient, has a short fuse (which can and does get him into trouble) and can self sabotage if bored.
There is no doubt at all that your Aries colleague (or employee) will actively seek battles, take decisive action where others are happy to sit in a meeting room and debate policy. He may push the envelope when it comes to diversity and harassment policies (but you do have to admit that what they did was funny... no? No, I didn't approve either...) and cause widespread exasperation. Yet somehow, in some way, he manages to make the impossible possible.
Nothing more to see here people, moving on…
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The implementation of Sparkling, vol. 2: the JavaScript API
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Question on Stack Overflow: "How do I replace all occurrences of a substring within another string"? And the usual bullshit instantly arises: "just use regular expressions". Regular expressions! For plaintext replacement! Not only that, but the answer promoting regular expressions is upvoted, whereas the answer that actually uses naive...
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The implementation of Sparkling, vol. 1: Closures
This is a starting post in a series of articles I will be writing about the most interesting — and perhaps most difficult to understand — implementation details of the Sparkling engine. I hope you will get some useful ideas, algorithms or just random thoughts out of these posts. If...
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At my company, I am responsible for the integration of various popular scripting languages with our product; this includes writing parsers and code generators for these languages. We have quite special needs regarding the architecture and output of the parsers, so that's why we decided to roll our own in-house parsing infrastructure. Using a parser library...


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Don't miss the next FOLA Game Night in the Library! Subs, snacks and refreshments will be served. Play our games or bring your own. We will have Ping Pong, two Wii's and two Xbox 360's with Kinect. Games will include Rock Band, Dance Central 2, Wii Sports, Kinect games and a wide assortment of other video, board and card games ready to play!
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Very Good Recipes of Breakfast from Dima's Kitchen
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Let's do breakfast Arabic style
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If you want to refine the experience, instead of a traditional spread, go for these options in minis and serve individually "Yeay! It's weekend :)" -Me Nothing like a good breakfast... for more visit Dima's Kitchen blog http://dimaskitchen.blogspot.com...
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Golden Kiwis & The Ultimate Breakfast (pancakes, Whipped cream cheese, Kiwi Salsa and Kiwi Bonbons)
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About a month ago, Chef and Steward had announced a Fresh Basket Challenge in which participants had to go grocery shopping without a list or a recipe in mind, and go according to what they find in... for more visit Dima's Kitchen blog http://dimaskitchen.blogspot.com...
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E-Commerce is a new backbone in our economic growth.
As Executive Director, Steve works with NetChoice members to set and execute the NetChoice's agenda.
As Policy Counsel, Carl analyzes tech-related legislative and regulatory initiatives relevant to online companies.
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Share your notes. Ace your classes. ***Feb '12: Featured in What's Hot in Education by Apple! ******Aug '11: Featured in the Back To School Apps by Apple! 10 essential iPad apps for high school students. Thanks to Scott McGlynn at teach2thefuture.net for this one.
The free Dictionary.com app delivers trusted reference content from Dictionary.com and Thesaurus.com, including nearly 1,000,000 words and definitions and 90,000 synonyms and antonyms. No Internet connection is needed. The app also features audio pronunciations, similarly spelled words and Dictionary.com's popular Word of the Day that is enjoyed by millions of people. The 10 Best iPhone and iPad Apps for Art Teachers 2010. Since publishing our 30 Best iPhone Apps for Art Teachers last year (August 2009), we have discovered many new apps that are worthy of being added to our best list.
Covering a wide range of interests and uses, below are the Teaching Palette's 10 Best iPhone, iPad and iPod Apps for Art Teachers 2010 – the latest and greatest apps for art teachers and their students. Consider this an amendment to last year's list. Apps for Student and Teacher Use Animalia Based on the beautiful illustrations from the classic book by the same name, this app brings "eye spy" to a whole new level. Explore various artwork by hunting for hidden items. 10 essential iPad apps for high school students. Planbook Touch: iPad Lesson Plan Book App For Teachers. Planbook Touch has dozens of features to help you get more organized, save time, and share your lesson plans Choose Your Schedule Planbook can accommodate schedules where you teach the same thing each day, your classes change each day but repeat weekly and rotating schedules (up to a 14 day rotation).
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Use these web services to communicate and collaborate with your friends and coworkers. It's easy to edit this page and create new wikis. To edit this page, click the Log In (lock) button, log in as a wiki administrator and click the Edit (pencil) button. To create a new wiki, log in, then click the Add (+) button and choose New Wiki. Jailbreaking the iPad. To un-jailbreak, click Restore in iTunes when you sync it. You should always backup before you jailbreak and after!! The big thing Jailbreaking does for you is gives you Video Out and lets you show everything. Greenpois0n iPad Tutorial: Jailbreak iPad 3.2.2 To download Green Posion: /
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Also, check out...Question:I am looking to order a couple ipads. My Tests - TestBuilder - The Kansas Assessment Program (KAP) includes a variety of tests aligned to the Kansas College and Career Ready Standards in English language arts and mathematics, the Kansas Science Education Standards, and the Kansas Standards for History, Government, and Social Studies.
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These apps will help you with classroom management and serve as learning tools for your students. Of course, the iPhone is not the only mobile device with apps – so check to see if your device has compatible apps! 20 Interesting Ways* to use an iPad in the Classroom. TOP 5 Educational iPad and iPhone Games. IGN the undisputed king of online gaming content recently published its top 25 iPad, iPhone games and it is well worth the read if you own an apple device and enjoy a good game.
As an avid gamer and educator I have taken this a little further by identifying the top 5 educational gaming experiences on the iPhone and iPad. Now I am not interested in times table challenge games or blatant learning games I am talking about games that require you to think outside of the square in across a range of curriculum areas without even really knowing that you're participating in a learning experience.


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Live (And Very Plugged In)
Dave Weckl Band
DISC ONE 1. Wake Up 8:05 2. Braziluba 10:41 3. Mesmer-eyes 7:05 4. Oasis 8:04 5. Crossing Paths 10:46 6. Hesitation 3:01 7. The Chicken 10:33 DISC TWO 1. Toby's Blues 10:08 2. Just For The Record 12:00 3. Rhythm-a-ning 10:06 4. Cultural Concurrence 8:06 5. Tiempo De Festival 12:42
Dave Weckl's combination of deep-in-the-pocket grooves, musical finesse, and unparalleled drumming technique have made him one of the most awed and respected drummers playing today. In the Dave Weckl Band's long-awaited, first live recording, Dave and company are indeed quite Live (And Very Plugged In). Two CDs worth of scintillating live performances are included, showcasing inspired improvisation, dynamic ensemble interplay, and a world of riveting Weckl rhythms (from jazz to funk to Latin and beyond) in the most exciting and unbridled performances of some of the Dave Weckl Band's best tunes.
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One of the few public power sockets available to the hordes of tourists who visit Battery Park in Lower Manhattan is located in a Starbucks, in the frame of the plate glass windows that front the coffee shop. The plug is near the floor, behind the counters where customers nurse expensive cups of coffee and enjoy the view of the park, the harbor and the Statue of Liberty. To get at the socket, the power-hungry have to crawl under the metal framework that supports the counter, and then contort themselves unnaturally to get their power cord into the socket, and then risk the feet, knees and hot coffee of all the patrons who are so busy admiring the view that they don't notice the poor stranger crouched beneath the counter.
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Peter Paul Yu, MD, FACP, FASCO
ASCO Commentary
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Jonathan S. Berek, MD, MMS, FASCO
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Anees B. Chagpar, MD, MPH
John V. Cox, DO, MBA, FACP, FASCO
Don S. Dizon, MD, FACP
Linda R. Duska, MD
Michael Fisch, MD, MPH
Robert E. Fisher, MD
L. Michael Glodé, MD, FACP, FASCO
David L. Graham, MD
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Clifford Hudis, MD, FACP
Heather M. Hylton, MS, PA-C
International Perspectives
Abdul-Rahman Jazieh, MD, MPH
Anne Katz, RN, PhD
Matthew S. Katz, MD
Michael P. Link, MD, FASCO
William S. Loui, MD, FACP
Merry Jennifer Markham, MD, FACP
Frank L. Meyskens, Jr., MD
Robert S. Miller, MD, FACP, FASCO
Beverly Moy, MD, MPH
Richard T. Penson, MD, MRCP
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Clement A. Adebamowo, MD, ScD
, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine within the School of Medicine & Institute of Human Virology at the University of Maryland, Director of the Office of Strategic Information and Research Institute of Human Virology in Nigeria, and serves on the Editorial Boards of the Journal of Clinical Oncology and the Annals of Surgical Oncology. He previously served as Chair of ASCO's International Affairs Committee.
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Edward P. Balaban, DO, FACP, FASCO
, is the Medical Director for the Cancer Care Partnership with Penn State University Cancer Institute and Professor of Medicine Penn State Hershey Cancer Institute. He currently serves as a Practice Guideline Implementation Network (PGIN) representative for Weight-Based Dosing Chemotherapy for Cancer Patients and Gastrointestinal Guideline Advisory Groups. Dr. Balaban is also Past President of the Pennsylvania Society of Oncology and Hematology and the alternate delegate representing ASCO at the AMA-House of Delegates.
Jonathan S. Berek, MD, MMS, FASCO
is Editor-in-Chief of ASCO Connection. Dr. Berek is the Laurie Kraus Lacob Professor and Director of the Stanford Women's Cancer Center at the Stanford Cancer Institute, where he specializes in gynecologic oncology, and Chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Stanford University School of Medicine. Dr. Berek currently serves on ASCO's Scientific Program Committee and Integrated Media and Technology Committee. He has been Editor-in-Chief of ASCO Connection (previously ASCO News & Forum) since 2004.
Douglas W. Blayney, MD, FASCO
, a medical oncologist, is the Ann and John Doerr Medical Director of the Stanford Cancer Institute and a Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine. He is an ASCO Past President, Chair of the QOPI Oversite Committee, and currently serves as a member of the Quality of Care, Bylaws and CancerLinQ Advisory Committees and the Cost of Cancer Task Force.
Anees B. Chagpar, MD, MSc, MA, MPH, FACS, FRCS(C)
, a breast surgical oncologist, is Director of the Breast Center - Smilow Cancer Hospital at Yale-New Haven; Assistant Director of the Yale Cancer Center, responsible for Diversity and Health Equity; and Associate Professor in the Department of Surgery at Yale School of Medicine. She was part of the inaugural ASCO Leadership Development Program and has served as Chair of ASCO's Innovation Grants Selection Committee and as a member of ASCO's International Affairs Committee.
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John V. Cox, DO, MBA, FACP, FASCO
, has been a member of Texas Oncology, P.A. since 1992 and serves on the teaching faculty for the internal medicine training program at Methodist Hospitals of Dallas. He is Chair of ASCO's Cancer Education Committee, and serves on the Leadership Development Working Group and Ethics Committee. Dr. Cox is interested in new models/structures of care delivery.
Don S. Dizon, MD, FACP
, is formerly an Associate Professor at The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University and is now affiliated with Harvard Medical School. He practices medical gynecologic oncology at the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) Cancer Center, where he also is Founder and Director of the Oncology Sexual Health Clinic. Dr. Dizon serves as Chair-Elect for ASCO's Cancer Communications Committee. In addition to his regular column on ASCOconnection.org, which has been honored with APEX awards in 2013 and 2014, he is a blogger for MGH and Deputy Editor at UpToDate.
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Linda R. Duska, MD
, is an Associate Professor with tenure and the Fellowship Director for Gynecologic Oncology at the University of Virginia (UVA). She is an active member of the Gynecology Oncology Group, serving on multiple committees, as well as the author of several investigator-initiated clinical trials at UVA. Her research interests include the evaluation of novel therapeutics and targeted therapy for ovarian and endometrial cancers. She has a strong interest in health policy and is working toward a Master's degree in Public Health. Dr. Duska is active in the Foundation for Women's Cancers, where she is Chair of the Advocacy Board.
Michael Fisch, MD, MPH
, is Chair of the Department of General Oncology at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. His research interests include symptom management, palliative care, cardiotoxicity, patient experience, and health care disparities. He currently serves as Chair to the Palliative Care in Oncology Symposium Planning Committee, and previously served as Chair of ASCO's Integrated Media and Technology Committee.
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Rob Fisher, MD
has been an ASCO member since 1991. He currently practices at the Longmont office of Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers in Colorado. Recognizing the need to provide online educational resources for breast cancer survivors and professionals, he is Co-Founder and is Organization President of the
Pink Ribbon Survivors Network
. This website hosts three separate online libraries: one for breast cancer survivors, one for cancer care professionals, and one for primary care providers. Dr. Fisher maintains an interest in strategies to improve the quality of survivorship care.
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L. Michael Glodé, MD
, is a Professor in the Division of Medical Oncology at the School of Medicine at the University of Colorado Denver. He previously served as Chair of ASCO's Integrated Media and Technology and Cancer Education Committees.
David L. Graham, MD
, is the Physician Administrator at Levine Cancer Center, in Charlotte, North Carolina. He is Chair of ASCO's Integrated Media and Technology Committee and an Associate Editor for the ASCO University Editorial Board. His medical interests include genitourinary and hematologic malignancies and neuroendocrine tumors.
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Clifford A. Hudis, MD
, is Chief of the Breast Cancer Medicine Service and an attending physician at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and a professor in the Department of Medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College. In addition to being ASCO's Immediate Past President, Dr. Hudis currently serves on the Special Awards Selection, Finance, and CancerLinQ Advisory Committees. His research interests include all areas of care related to breast cancer, with a focus on the development of novel systemic therapies.
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Heather M. Hylton, MS, PA-C
, is the Lead Physician Assistant in the Department of Medicine at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. She serves on ASCO's Government Relations Committee and is an Associate Editor on the ASCO University Editorial Board. She is President of the Association of Physician Assistants in Oncology.
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Abdul-Rahman Jazieh, MD, MPH
, is Chair of the Department of Oncology at King Abdulaziz Medical City and a Professor at King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, National Guard Health Affairs, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Dr. Jazieh's areas of professional interest are lung cancer, professional development, and improvement of cancer care delivery. He is a member of ASCO's International Affairs Committee and International Development and Education Award (IDEA) Working Group.
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Anne Katz, RN, PhD
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New jersey man charged with submitting false claims to the iRS to obtain more than $200,000 in tax refunds
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NEWARK, N.J. – A Norwood, N.J., man made his first appearance in federal court today after being indicted for his involvement in a scheme to file phony federal tax returns in order to obtain more than $200,000 in unearned tax refunds, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
Stephen Pirrone, 50, is charged in a six-count Indictment, returned by a federal grand jury on January 24, 2011, with making and presenting false, fictitious and fraudulent claims to the IRS in connection with his tax returns for tax years 2003 through 2008. Pirrone appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Michael A. Shipp this afternoon in Newark. He was ordered held without bail, as he is currently in the custody of the state of New Jersey serving a state prison sentence for an unrelated offense.
According to the Indictment filed in Newark federal court:
Pirrone created false W-2 forms for himself and a family member that contained fabricated names of employers, names of employers who did not employ Pirrone or his family member, and fabricated amounts of tax withholdings.
Knowing that the false information contained in the forms would be used to create tax returns claiming refunds, Pirrone caused the false forms to be submitted to commercial tax return preparers. The tax preparers therefore prepared false federal income tax returns for 2003 through 2008, which were filed with the IRS claiming refunds to which Pirrone and his family member were not entitled. Pirrone caused six false returns to be filed with the IRS, and received more than $200,000 in tax refunds from the IRS as a result of the scheme.
If convicted, Pirrone faces a maximum potential penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine on each count of the Indictment.
U.S. Attorney Fishman credited IRS – Criminal Investigation, under the direction of Victor W. Lessoff, with the investigation leading to the Indictment.
The government is represented by Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan W. Romankow of the U.S. Attorney's Office Criminal Division.
The charges and allegations contained in the Indictment are merely accusations, and the defendant is considered innocent unless and until proven guilty.
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AT THE BODER: Sebatik People Get Clean Water in Malaysia
SEBATIK, KOMPAS - Approaching dry season, thousands of people in Sebatik Island, East Kalimantan, have started to face difficulties in finding clean water. Regional Drinking Water Company (PDAM) of Nunukan Regency is only able to distribute clean water to 708 out of 5800 families residing at Sebatik Island.
Some people in Sebatik who usually depend on rain water for bathing, washing, and cooking, are now taking clean water from Tawau, Malaysia. "Usually, we bring 10 jerry cans to be filled by clean water in Tawau. Fortunately, we do not need to buy it because we have many contacts there (tawau) so that we can get it for free," said Abidin (62), a villager of Aji Kuning Village, Sebatik Sub-district, Tuesday (2 August). Ale Ilham (42), another villager of Aji Kuning Village, also admitted that he often takes clean water in Tawau. "If it does not rain for several days, we will certainly get water in Tawau," said Ale. Water filled in the jerry cans is transported by small boat, with the travel time from Tawau to Sebatik taking approximately 15 minutes.
The Head of Aji Kuning Village, Syarifuddin, said that clean water is the main problem for Sebatik people. The problem has often been complained by the people to the Local Parliament (DPRD) of Nunukan, but the result has been nil. In Aji Kuning Village, we can find PDAM piping network built in 2004, but it is already damaged because there is no clean water flowing through it. Sebatik Island, which borders with Malaysia, is divided into two sub-districts, namely Sebatik and West Sebatik, with 12 villages. This island is part of Nunukan Regency. Out of 5,800 families in that island, PDAM Tirta Dharma of Nunukan can only serve 708 families in three villages.
Production Implementer of PDAM Tirta Dharma in Nunukan Regency, Sebatik Unit, Mahmud, admitted the minimum supply of clean water from the local PDAM for Sebatik people. At present, PDAM only depends on four wells with a total debit of two litres per second and 3.7 litres per second, respectively.
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Ive always had trouble getting my guns spotless but its really starting to piss me off. I just cant seem to get my barrels clean no matter how hard i work at it. Ill only shoot 30 or so rounds and then run solvent laden patched down the bore and then let soak for a couple hours. Followed by extensive brushing with a bronze brush, and then more solvent patches. No matter how many times i repeat this process patches still come out slightly dirty especially after brushing. Using Hoppes copper/lead solvent.
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Try Hoppe's Bore Gel. Let it sit in there for an hour, then brush and patch. Then use regular bore cleaner. You may also want to try Sweets. It removes copper fouling. Bore Gel, than Sweets, than regular bore cleaner. If that doesn't do it, send it to me. You shouldn't have to own a dirty gun.
Check out the Outers Foul Out III. It electroplates the rod with the fouling overnight. Outers Foul Out 3 Bore Cleaning System - MidwayUSA It'll clean MUCH better than scrubbing it.
Sometimes you earthlings REALLY amaze me!
I've been having the same problem with my AR-10. I can clean and clean and clean, yet there always seems to be some copper fouling in it. Once I get some money Ill have to give that outers foul out a try. -Fred
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I start off with Kroil. Swab it in and let it soak over night. Run wet patches through til they come out clean. Wipe it out with a dry patch. Kroil seeps under the fouling and loosens it up. Then it gets Shooters choice. Patches only, no brush. Let it soak for 10 min and wipe it out. Repeat with wet patches til mostly clean. Then it gets Hoppes Elite Gel. Same story. Repeat with Blue Wonder Gel. Same story. Repeat with Barnes CR (or Sweets). Same story. I always finish up with Kroil to remove any residue. The Bench Rest guys out here only use Kroil and patches. They let it soak overnight and swab it out. They keep total round counts through their bbls and say this keeps them shooting great, and they last twice as long as a barrel that is brushed.
Hot, you using a jag?
My 2 match grade ss barrels don't get brushed. If you are using a potent copper solvent like sweets the copper your getting out may be some off the brush. I like to use the foaming bore cleaner. It works great. I fill the bore and wait 15 minutes swap out wit hoppes #9 patch then a few dry patches to make sure I got all the hoppes out then I repeat till I get clean patches it may take 2 or 3 times max.
If you really think its still dirty, use some JB bore paste. It will come out of the barrel dirty every time you use it, because that's what it does... its a super mild abrasive... but it will remove what's in there. Normally you need to clean with two types of products - a fouling remover and a copper remover. Few products are as effective removing both. Personally I patch a fouling solvent until most is gone, then switch to a copper solvent, only use nylon brushes (in my best rifles) or only patches. Anbother option is to try one of the foaming cleaners... clean the rifle first, put some of the foamy stuff in the barrell, let it sit overnight. If you're using a brass jag, you will always get some discoloration on your patch because its working on the jag... isn't the jag bright and shiny?
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I'll revise that.
Just went here to check laptimes. First number is fastest lap, second is average speed, third is distance (in time) behind Ben. Quote:
Interesting to see Rossi's fastest laptime was a shade quicker than JL. |
Jun 25, 2011, 06:26 PM | ||
QUOTE From JL the Yamaha is not the same bike as last year it doesn't turn in as good it needs more power. I need more to battle with Stoner.END QUOTE. Yes i'm happy for my boy Ben. I do believe there will be more to come. But on them highspeed sweeping tracks.Those honda's are ballistic missiles, so i don't think this track was for the hondas. Simoncelli is just plain crazy so LOL he's always gonna see the front row.Not looking good for the finishing though. Man if he gets himself together. |
Jun 27, 2011, 08:07 AM | |
Rossi was on the 2012 chassi with the 800 motor, Thing looked like a pig.
This season all about who wont's to throw the most money at a bike for one year and honda have stepped it up compared to other factory who are investing in next season already, Be intresting to see what happen next year but i guess that depends on who willing to pay fujisiti the most money to make an engine, Honda poched him this year and nothing keep up the rcv in a straight line. |
Jul 01, 2011, 02:51 AM | |
Maybe that's what the Italian dream team could try next... Yell at it... Go Ducati!!
Anyone else in on Simoncelli sweep stakes..? I'm gunna place my money in a "Marco take down" this time to eigther Hayden or Rossi... So far he's taken out a factory Honda, and a factory Yamaha... So now it's Ducatis turn... Maybe even Buatista, be he maybe too far back on the Suzuki... |
Jul 01, 2011, 09:46 AM | |
why is eveyone on Sic for He knocked one person off this year and no one last year,if you look at the telemitry from Sic bike he broke in the same place,it was Dani who was way off line even for an overtake and let the brakes off. tele dont lie and there was no way dani was going to make that corner.
when rossi was dishing out hard moves on people afew years ago he branded a GOD of motorcycling. His trying to out brake stoner this year from 10 yards back in the wet was alot worse case then Sic and Dani. last year JL try to go up the inside of Sic never got a wheel infront of him made contact and Sic got blamed for that... funny how it only the fast people having a go in public at him, |
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Version 1.5 is up.
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-Pirates are more playable (they have a culture and a religion now)
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After about three hours of work figuring out how to make nearly all provinces uncolonised without having to spend 20 years clicking through each (I ended up writing a program), I finally completed my Fantasia mod:
You can play as Sweden or the Pirates, and you start off only having explored about three provinces, so you have the whole of the game to explore and colonise the rest of the world.
NOTE TO PEOPLE ON SLOWER SYSTEMS: This mod will make your game run lighning-fast, as there is only one AI nation, so you will probably notice a threefold increase in days per second (At least I did).
Enjoy, and happy colonising.


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Robin Hoods Bay could have his Winter Derby warm-up in Saturday's Ladbrokes Conditions Stakes at Lingfield.
The mile event is one of the fast-track qualifiers for the Ladbrokes Mile over the same course and distance on All-Weather Championships Finals Day, and trainer Ed Vaughan is also eyeing the Good Friday meeting.
Robin Hoods Bay won twice on Polytrack before chasing home Farraaj in last year's Winter Derby and has been off games since the September Stakes at Kempton.
Vaughan said: "I would imagine Robin Hoods Bay will run at Lingfield on Saturday.
"He has had a little niggle since his last run and I would be anxious to run him because I think he needs to get a run under his belt.
"A mile will probably be a little bit on the sharp side but it looks like the right race to start him off. He goes well fresh and is a horse who really comes on from one bit of work to another.
"I haven't been able to get the amount of work into him that I normally would, but we will be aiming him at the Winter Derby and Finals Day, so it will be good to get him back up to race speed."
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The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) said that as of 10 a.m. today, it has provided 29,880 food packs to augment relief resources of local government units (LGUs) affected by Typhoon Glenda for evacuees and families staying in their relatives' or friends' houses.
Of this number, 6, 850 food packs were given in National Capital Region (NCR), 7,000 in Central Luzon, 9,000 in Southern Luzon, 2,400 in Bicol Region, and 4,630 in Eastern Visayas.
In Bicol Region, a total of 590 bags of rice were distributed while Eastern Visayas got 3,880 pieces of packed noodles, 2,500 pieces of bottled water, tarpaulins, and 500 pieces of blankets.
In Bicol Region, a total of 590 bags of rice were distributed while Eastern Visayas got 3,880 pieces of packed noodles, 2,500 pieces of bottled water, tarpaulins, and 500 pieces of blankets.
Some 1,457 mats and blankets were also given out to LGUs in NCR.
Evacuation centers
The Department added that 1,200 evacuation centers remain open in the affected regions providing temporary shelter to 99,548 families or 525,791 persons.
The number of evacuation centers is down by 140 as evacuees have started to go home after their communities have been declared safe by authorities.
As of 10 a.m., in Bicol Region, 77,654 families or 423,538 individuals continue to stay in 778 evacuation centers.
In Metro Manila, a total of 5,016 families or 23,820 individuals were displaced and are now temporarily staying in 106 evacuation centers. The City of Manila provided food to some 780 families or 3,818 families presently staying in the evacuation centers in Baseco Compound, Delpan Sports Complex, Tondo and Port Area covered courts.
In Central Luzon, 1,805 families or 7,695 individuals are now staying in 46 evacuation centers.
In Southern Luzon, a total of 162 evacuation centers are still open presently providing shelter to some 8,575 families or 40,080 individuals.
In Eastern Visayas, a total of 6,147 families or 29,079 individuals are presently staying in 97 evacuation centers.
The Office of the Secretary-Disaster Response Operations and Monitoring Information Center (OSEC-DROMIC), said that some 167,293 families or 881,826 persons from seven regions are projected to be affected by the typhoon. DSWD is currently validating this figure through its Social Welfare and Development (SWAD) Teams which are on the ground to monitor the extent of the disaster.
Damaged houses
Due to strong winds and heavy rains, a total of 7,002 houses were totally damaged and 19,204 houses were partially destroyed. These houses were mostly situated along coastal barangays.
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DSWD Secretary Corazon Juliano-Soliman assured that there are enough relief goods to augment resources of affected LGUs.
"As of this time, we are not calling for donations since prepositioned goods of DSWD and concerned LGUs are enough. But if there are kind-hearted individuals, they can share clothes and blankets. They can proceed to the nearest DSWD office in their areas," Sec. Soliman said.
To date, DSWD has prepositioned a total of 114,667 food packs in NCR and Regions III, IV-A and B, V, VII, VIII and at the National Resource Operations Center (NROC) in Pasay City.
There are also 934,501 pieces of assorted items such as noodles, bottled water, biscuits, sugar, coffee and canned goods available.
Likewise, 541,332 pieces of non-food items such as clothes, blanket, sleeping and plastic mats, water JUGS, raincoats, tarpaulins, hygiene kits, and folding beds are ready for distribution as the need arises.
The Department also has standby funds amounting to P56,603,712.11 which can be used to purchase emergency relief supplies that may be needed by the affected families.


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As many of you know, Monday night the 2012 Christy Award winners were announced at the International Christian Retail Show in Orlando. My clients, Anne Elisabeth Stengl and Melanie Dickerson were both finalists in different categories. I'm so proud of them both! Anne Elisabeth's book won in the Visionary category.
I was reading on the Christy Awards webpage about the origin of the Christy Awards and noticed that one main reason the awards were started was to bring recognition to authors who might not have received bestseller status for a high quality Christian book. I love that! It also makes it more clear why I hadn't heard of every book on the list before the finalists were announced. The publishers are submitting their best-written books to the awards instead of their bestselling books. Very cool.
Now it's time for my confession. I have only read three of the books on the finalists list. I, someone who is submerged daily in the world of Christian fiction, have only read three books on the list of highly praised and recognized novels. I hope to change my statistic in the near future. There are lots of books on that list that sound appealing to me. My low count makes me want to support our CBA industry even more since these authors and others deserve sales figures that match their quality writing. I hope you'll all join me in working to support this industry even more.
How many books off of the finalist list have you read? (CLICK HERE FOR THE LIST)
Also, are there any CBA books you've read in 2012 that you would highly recommend to us? Please list those here too.
I'm going to host a little giveaway today. The person who has read the most books off of the 2012 Christy Award finalists list will get a copy of Anne Elisabeth Stengl's 2012 Christy winner, VEILED ROSE. Please be honest in your counts and I'll email the winner tomorrow (Thursday) to get a mailing address. If we have a tie, I'll enter those people in a drawing and randomly select one.
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You know what? I've read… exactly none of them. I really do have to order some more books — I've been meaning to read Melanie Dickerson's writing for quite a while!
You and me both. I haven't read any of these, but hope to change that. Between free books and ones I've requested for review, bought or won, I have so much reading material here that I'm becoming increasingly selective.
Wow. I haven't read any of those, either! I fully expected to see at least one or two that I have read. There are even a few authors on that list I haven't heard of. I *love* book recommendations, so it looks like I have another list of great books to read!
Congrats to the finalists and winners!
I'm fairly wide-read in Christian fiction–I don't usually stick to just one genre–but I've only read "Words" by Ginny Yttrup. Such a good book I bought her second book, Lost and Found.
I've had several friends publish in 2012, including:
Katie Ganshert, WILDFLOWERS FROM WINTER
Beth Vogt, WISH YOU WERE HERE
Keli Gwyn, A BRIDE OPENS SHOP IN EL DORADO, CALIFORNIAI also loved
Brandilyn Collins, GONE TO GROUND
Karen Witemeyer, SHORT-STRAW BRIDE
Rachel Hauck, THE WEDDING DRESSI'm so glad there are so many amazing CBA books to choose from. I totally just blew like $30 the other day on Amazon because so many looked good…at least I'm supporting the industry, right?
I was amazed this year to see that I'd read 13. My Foolish Heart (which I loved!), Wolfsbane, Maid of Fairbourne Hall, Dancing on Glass, Over the Edge, Pattern of Wounds (love that series; just read the 3rd one), Dry as Rain, Words, An Eye for Glory, Words again, Waterfall (another fabulous series!!!!), Mine Is the Night, and Wonderland Creek
So I guess I've read 12 with Words being counted twice.
I usually try to pick someone I've never read who's on the list. A number of years ago I discovered Siri Mitchell that way. I think the nominated book that year was Chateau of Echoes which is one of my all-time favorites. It's one of those rich, delectable books that you savor. I think I've read it four times now.
This year I think Sandra Byrd is the author I'll try. I've heard lots of good about To Die For.
Wow, Sally, 13? I'm impressed.
Methinks we may have a winner!
Maybe I'll make it a goal this year to read all of the books on the list, or at least all of the winners. Then next year I can do the same thing…
Oh, and I love Siri Mitchell!
Methinks so too!
This is a fun post,Rachel. I admit, I've only read one–My Foolish Heart, by Susan May Warren–which I loved. I want to read a number of others off that list, so maybe it's time to get busy!
Lindsay mentioned two in her comment that I highly recommend. The Wedding Dress, by Rachel Hauck was wonderful, and I also enjoyed Wish You Were Here, by Beth Vogt.
I've also sadly read none off the list, but I do happen to have an autographed copy of Melanie Dickerson's The Merchant Daughter just waiting for me to turn the pages. I will be reading that one soon. I just finished her first one, The Healer's Apprentice and really enjoyed it!
There were a few authors I had not heard of as well, but I will be looking them up asap! Yay for Christian fiction and the Christy awards!!
Oh come on Rachel!! How about the person with the most freckles? Everyone can surrender now, cuz I'll own that one!!
I *do* think your contest is too, ummm, swayed so I won't win. Here's some helpful alternatives to your question.
Person with the most hockey players in one house?-Me. 4
Person who's tossed her cookies at the highest altitude?-Me. 15,500 feetAnd the game winner….
Person who's been stalked by a 300 pound pig while busy in a ditch in a South American country?
Yeah, you got it.Me.
Why, yes, I'm leaving on a roadtrip to research my debut novel tomorrow, how could anyone tell?
Lol! Enjoy your trip!
Hope you have a fabulous time, Jennifer! I look forward to hearing more about it!
I'll be posting on my blog. Come visit and see how the trip is going.
Sad to say there's only one of them that I've read – Susie May Warren's My Foolish Heart which I just loved.
I own a bunch more of them – either in print or on my nook – but I haven't gotten to them yet.
That's one I really want to read. I've read some of Susie's books in the past and enjoyed them.
Wolfsbane by Ronie Kendig is the only one of her Discarded Heroes series that I have NOT read. I saved it for last. The others–Nightshade, Digitalis, and Firethorn–were all excellent. I highly recommend them.
I've only read six of them, but I have a few more on my Kindle! That has to count, right? Right?
Possession IS 9/10ths of the law.
Fail! I've only read The Merchant's Daughter (which I really liked). I do have Veiled Rose downloaded to my Nook, just waiting its turn in my 2012 reading schedule. My goal for 2013 will be to have read all the nominees in the YA and Visionary categories, since those two areas are my playground.
So far, my favorite read for 2012 has been Andrew Peterson's Monster in the Hollows, which actually released Spring of 2011. Brilliant CBA YA fantasy, though I should mention it's the third in a series. You have to read fabulous book 1 (On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness) and Christy Award-winning book 2 (North! Or Be Eaten) first.
I've only read one. My Foolish Heart by Susie May but I loved it!!! I have become so selective in my reading since I have to try and make more time for writing. If I can only read one book this month I want it to be good. Perhaps this list is a good place to start.
I haven't read any, but have read others by some of the authors and I'm thrilled that some of the nominees are people I know.
I've only read Melanie Dickerson's The Merchant's Daughter (and of course it was great). Some of the others look great, too. I really want to check out Southern Fried Sushi. How can you NOT want to read a book called Southern Fried Sushi?
That would be a big fat zero for me! With as much as I read, I can't believe I haven't read anything from that last. I will have to get on that
I was thinking the same thing, Tianna. For me of course.
I have bought a few of them but have not read any of them yet.
It's really a bummer. I used to read so much more BI (before internet).
I read probably only about twenty-five or thirty books a year now. When I was a kid I read three a week, at least. And thirty books a year keeps me just able to stay up with hot, new books in my genre and books put out by friends.


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Could this be the weekend that things get blown out of whack in college football?Start SlideshowIf Georgia beats LSU, Wisconsin tops Ohio State and Ole Miss upsets Alabama, things certainly will be thrown upside down. But that's a lot of ifs.The pieces are in place though. The Bulldogs get LSU at home; Wisconsin coach Gary Andersen knows how to keep it close and give his team a chance; and the Tide, with little pass rush and a secondary feeling the brunt of it, face an Ole Miss team that can move the ball.
No. 6 LSU at No. 9 Georgia, 3:30 p.m. ETNext
Everybody loves Georgia this weekend. Clemson does, so does Florida State. And you, ever there, Mr. SEC hate? You love Georgia this weekend, too.
Because if Georgia can't beat LSU Saturday in Athens, that means Clemson's resume as a national championship contender gets knocked down a peg. So does Florida State's, by proxy (see: FSU beats Clemson; Clemson beat Georgia).
More important for the rest of those who don't live and breathe SEC: a Georgia win means there's one unbeaten SEC heavyweight left in the BCS National Championship race. If you want this unreal run of seven straight national titles to end, Saturday in Athens is a great place to start.
And if you get really lucky, Ole Miss will roll into Tuscaloosa and beat an Alabama team that looks beatable. Imagine the carnage that could play out by late Saturday night.
The rest of college football — specifically, the champions of the Pac-12, Big 12, Big Ten and ACC — will know by the end of September they can shut out the SEC from the biggest game of all if two of those champions finish the season unbeaten.
See why everyone loves Georgia?
"We can't worry about anything or anyone else," Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray said. "Our job from here out is to win games. It couldn't be more simple."
Now, the problem: LSU is playing as well as anyone in the SEC. The Tigers are throwing the ball well with a quarterback (Zach Mettenberger) who finally has developed under pass game guru Cam Cameron, and talented receivers (Odell Beckam Jr., Jarvis Landry) finally understanding the value of not dropping balls.
They've got a star and troubled tailback (Jeremy Hill) who shouldn't be playing but is anyway, and a defense playing at an elite level after graduation and the NFL Draft gutted the unit and left them with nothing but young talent with plenty of motivation.
In other words, you might want to hold off on the death of the SEC. At least for this week.
KEY STATS: LSU at Georgia
No. 23 Wisconsin at No. 4 Ohio State, 8 p.m. ET
Ohio State has won 16 straight games under coach Urban Meyer, 11 of those at Ohio Stadium by an average of 27 points.
Meanwhile, we give you this weekend's opponent Wisconsin. In the last three seasons, Badgers coach Gary Andersen's teams (at Utah State and Wisconsin) have lost nine games by an average of 3.6 points per game.
No matter how good that Ohio State offense looks with Braxton Miller and/or Kenny Guiton under center, they're not running away with this game. And certainly not like they have already this fall in three games at Ohio Stadium.
This is more than just Wisconsin historically playing well at Ohio State; this is about a coach and his philosophy of getting games to the fourth quarter and finding a way to win. You better believe the Badgers will get there again on Saturday.
No. 11 Oklahoma State at West Virginia, noon ET
The numbers are as embarrassing as they are shocking: 109th in scoring offense, 73rd in total offense, 76th in passing offense.
For a Dan Holgorsen-coached offense. Now West Virginia's pass-happy coach will get another chance to make things right against Oklahoma State with his third quarterback this season: former FSU backup Clint Trickett.
Holgorsen says the starting job still belongs to redshirt freshman Ford Childress, but that a muscle injury has forced the change. Trickett left FSU this offseason and enrolled at WVU as a graduate student to be eligible this fall.
In the previous four games — two of which were against FBS teams where WVU scored seven points — Childress and original starter Paul Millard have combined to throw four touchdowns against four interceptions and a measly 6.69 yards per attempt.
In the two losses to Oklahoma and Maryland, Childress and Millard combined for 280 yards passing and three interceptions. It can't get much worse with Trickett.
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No. 21 Mississippi at No. 1 Alabama, 6:30 p.m. ET
Look, I'm well aware anyone who thinks Alabama is losing at any point in the next millennium is a certifiable idiot, but hear me out:
The Tide are 64th in the nation in pass efficiency defense, and tied for 104th in sacks. By deduction: Alabama can't get pressure, and therefore, can't cover.
And here comes Ole Miss, with a hot quarterback (Bo Wallace) who hasn't thrown an interception, and a receiving corps as good as any in the SEC (good luck covering Laquon Treadwell, fellas).
No. 20 Florida at Kentucky, 7 p.m. ET
Florida has beaten Kentucky every way imaginable over the last quarter century plus one (that's 26 straight to you and me).
By grinding it out old school SEC, by throwing it all over the field Spurrier style. By running up the score, and scoring with no time on the clock.
So now after we've all enjoyed the feel-good story that is Tyler Murphy, let's understand this: Florida lost its best defensive player this week (Dominique Easley, ACL), and lost its starting quarterback last week (Jeff Driskel, leg) -- both critical team leaders.
Murphy, meanwhile, has never played away from Gainesville, has never dealt with adversity when the crowd is loud and you've got make a play. Then there's the Kentucky defense, which has played well this season and had a pretty good plan for a guy who might be the No. 1 overall pick in next year's NFL Draft (Teddy Bridgewater).
Has to end at some point for UK, doesn't it?
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SALISBURY COURT THEATRE, Salisbury Court, Fleet Street, was built in 1629, by Richard Gunnell and William Blagrove, players, and was originally the "barn" or granary at the lower end of the great back yard or court of Salisbury House.
"In the yere one thousand sixe hundred [and] twenty-nine, there was builded a new faire Playhouse, near the White-Fryers. And this is the seauenteenth stage or common Play-house which hath beene new made within the space of threescore yeres within London and the suburbs."— Homes, ed. 1631, p. 1004.
"The Play-house in Salisbury Court, in Fleete Streete, was pulled down by a company of souldiers, set on by the Sectaries of these sad times, on Saturday, the 24th day of March, 1649."—MS. Notes by Howes, quoted in Collier's Life of Shakspeare p. ccxlii.
It was bought by William Beeston, a player, in 1652, and rebuilt and re-opened by him in 1660. The Duke's company, under Davenant, played here till their new theatre in Lincoln's-Inn-fields was ready to receive them. Salisbury-court Theatre was finally destroyed in the Great Fire, and not rebuilt. The Duke's Theatre in Dorset-gardens, opened Nov. 9th, 1671, stood facing the Thames, on a somewhat different site.
---Handbook of London. P. Cunningham, 1850.
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Salisbury C[ourt] runs south from Fleet Street into Salisbury Square on the right margin of this 1746 map.
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