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Phospholipase D (PLD) generates the lipid second messenger phosphatidic acid as part of a plethora of cellular functions. Phosphatidic acid (PtdOH) is a critical signaling lipid that is generated by the hydrolysis of phosphatidylcholine and other amine containing phospholipids. Phosphatidic acid participates in both G protein-coupled receptor and receptor tyrosine kinase signal transduction more ..
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Phospholipase D (PLD) generates the lipid second messenger phosphatidic acid as part of a plethora of cellular functions. Phosphatidic acid (PtdOH) is a critical signaling lipid that is generated by the hydrolysis of phosphatidylcholine and other amine containing phospholipids. Phosphatidic acid participates in both G protein-coupled receptor and receptor tyrosine kinase signal transduction networks. Two mammalian isoforms of PLD have been identified, PLD1 and PLD2, which share 53% sequence identity and are subject to different regulatory mechanisms (1). Inhibition of PLD enzymatic activity leads to increased cancer cell apoptosis, decreased cancer cell invasion, and decreased metastasis of cancer cells (2,3); therefore, the development of isoform-specific PLD inhibitors is a novel approach for the treatment of cancer.
In addition to the importance of PLD in cancer cell survival it has been shown that this enzyme is the major source of signaling PtdOH in many cells, including neutrophils, macrophages, and airway epithelial cells that play key roles in defense against infection. PLD1 was recently confirmed as a primary regulator of Fc-gamma receptor-stimulated ROS production in neutrophils (4) using a strategic combination of genetic knockouts and pharmacological inhibitors. A recent report in Nature identified PLD2 as a gene that when downregulated drastically reduced viral replication of a panel of influenza strains including avian H5N1, endemic H1N1 and the pandemic swine flu of 2009 (5), although two related reports (6,7) using similar approaches failed to identify PLD isoenzymes as being relevant in influenza. Also because of PLD's role in vesicular trafficking, more specifically the link between PLD activity and influenza virus haemagglutinin (HA) trafficking to the plasma membrane (8), we hypothesize that this enzyme is a critical target to combat influenza infection. Current therapeutics strategies rely on vaccines or molecules targeting viral neuraminidase, both of which are subject to rapid resistance development.
In preliminary findings, PLD1 and PLD2 have been strongly implicated as playing essential roles in the entry of influenza virus into human airway epithelial cells. Given that PLD1-and PLD2-knockout animals are viable and appear to lack any obvious deficits, we hypothesize that PLD is a novel and therapeutically attractive target for blocking influenza infection. We propose to optimize potency, isoenzyme selectivity, and drug metabolism/pharmacokinetic parameters to develop chemical tool compounds into a preclinical lead compound for therapeutic development.
The development of these tool compounds will be essential in understanding the roles played by PLD in modulating cell responses to oxidative stress that is involved in a variety of human diseases including cancer, infectious disease, cardiovascular diseases and other conditions that are consequences of chronic, pathological inflammation. The development of these tool compounds has empowered the PLD signaling field. Still, major challenges remain to develop more potent and selective compounds that differentiate between PLD1 and PLD2 isoenzymes.
As previously described (2) this is accomplished through a set of parallel assays:
The primary screen will be a parallel single dose screen in two different cell lines. To determine if compounds are active against cellular PLD1, phorbol 12-myristate 13-acetate (PMA) stimulated Calu-1 cells will be used. It has previously been shown that under these conditions the PLD activity in these cells is strictly due to the PLD1 isozyme. A parallel PLD2 centric assay is also carried out using HEK293 cells stably overexpressing gfp-PLD2. Data is expressed as percent activity which is calculated from the vehicle control samples present in each assay with background lipid signals subtracted.
1. Selvy, P.E., et al., Phospholipase D: enzymology, functionality, and chemical modulation. Chem Rev, 2011. 111(10): p. 6064-119.
2. Scott, S.A., et al., Design of isoform-selective phospholipase D inhibitors that modulate cancer cell invasiveness. Nat Chem Biol, 2009. 5(2): p. 108-17.
3. Lavieri, R.R., et al., Design, synthesis, and biological evaluation of halogenated N-(2-(4-oxo-1-phenyl-1,3,8-triazaspiro[4.5]decan-8-yl)ethyl)benzamides: discovery of an isoform-selective small molecule phospholipase D2 inhibitor. J Med Chem, 2010. 53(18): p. 6706-19.
4. Norton, L., et al., PLD1, rather than PLD2, regulates phorbol ester-, adhesion dependent-, and Fcgamma receptor stimulated reactive oxygen species production in neutrophils. Journal of cell science, 2011. 124(12): p. 1973-83.
5. Karlas, A., et al., Genome-wide RNAi screen identifies human host factors crucial for influenza virus replication. Nature, 2010. 463(7282): p. 818-22.
6. Shapira, S.D., et al., A physical and regulatory map of host-influenza interactions reveals pathways in H1N1 infection. Cell, 2009. 139(7): p. 1255-67.
7. Brass, A.L., et al., The IFITM proteins mediate cellular resistance to influenza A H1N1 virus, West Nile virus, and dengue virus. Cell, 2009. 139(7): p. 1243-54.
8. Bi, K., M.G. Roth, and N.T. Ktistakis, Phosphatidic acid formation by phospholipase D is required for transport from the endoplasmic reticulum to the Golgi complex. Curr. Biol., 1997. 7(5): p. 301-7.
9. Brown, H.A., et al., Biochemical analysis of phospholipase D. Methods Enzymol., 2007. 434: p. 49-87.
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Calu-1 cells are plated at 150,000 cell/well into 12-well tissue culture plates in DMEM 10% FBS 1% AA (antibiotic-antimycotic). After 24 hours growth media is removed and cells are serum deprived by the addition of DMEM 0.5% FBS 1% AA. After 18 hours in the low serum media cells are ~80% confluence. Starvation media is then removed and cells are pretreated with DMEM containing either compound (at 200 nM) or vehicle control for 5 minutes at room temperature. After pretreatment media is changed out and cells are treated with DMEM containing screening compound (200 nM), 1 uM PMA, and 0.3% n-butylalcohol-d10 for 30 min at 37 degrees C. After incubation, treatment media is removed, plates are placed on ice and to each well 600 uL 0.1N HCl:methanol (1:1) is added.
Cells are then dislodged using a cell scraper and transferred to bullet tubes on ice. The cellular lipids are extracted via a modified Bligh-Dyer extraction by addition of 300 uL ice cold chloroform and internal standard (50 ng 32:0 PtdMeOH/sample in chloroform). Samples are then mixed and centrifuged for 5 min at 4 degrees C. The lower layer (organic phase) is then isolated. The organic phase is then evaporated in a CentriVap and resulting lipid film is redisolved in 80 uL 90% Methanol 10% chloroform plus 1 uL NH4OH.
Resulting solution is then directly infused into a Thermofinnigan TSQ Quantum triple quadrupole MS and detected using negative ionization mode. Data is collected over a 1 minute infusion of solution. The PLD1 lipid product, 34:1 PtdBuOH-d9 (m/z 738) is quantitated using standard curves and internal standards. Data is expressed as percent activity which is calculated from the vehicle control samples present in each assay with background lipid signals subtracted (no butanol treated samples). Assay is performed once in triplicate.
After initial hits are identified using the above parallel primary screens compounds with >50% inhibition for both isoforms, or compounds which display isoform preferential inhibition are further characterized using cellular concentration response curves in each of the previously described cell types.
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Bears rally to defeat Bucs in game one of the series, 10-8
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Paul Hoillman
Friday, May 20, 2011
MACON, Ga. (May 19, 2011)
- A two-home run day by senior
Paul Hoilman
(Johnson City, Tenn.) was not enough as Mercer scored five unanswered runs to come from behind and defeat the ETSU baseball team 10-8 Thursday night in game one of the series at Claude Smith Field in Macon, Ga.
Both the Bucs (35-18, 15-11 A-Sun) and Bears (35-17, 16-11 A-Sun) had 15 hits in the game as Billy Burns had a game-high four hits and drove in the winning run for Mercer in the bottom of the eighth.
Dak Rissman
(West Palm Beach, Fla.) was tabbed with the loss after surrendering four runs on five hits to fall to 5-2 on the year, while Russell Moses earned the win for the Bears throwing 2.2 scoreless innings of relief.
With the Bucs down 5-4 in the top of the sixth, ETSU rallied for four runs on RBI singles by
Derek Niesman
(Wellington, Fla.),
Andrew Green
(Powell, Tenn.) and
Dylan Pratt
(Johnson City, Tenn.) and a bases loaded walk to
Derek Trent
(Kingsport, Tenn.) to take a 8-5 edge. The Bears however grabbed the momentum as centerfielder Billy Burns made a diving grab in right center to rob
Kerry Doane
(Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) of extra bases with the bases loaded and two outs.
In the bottom of the sixth, Mercer cut the Buccaneer lead to 8-7 after a RBI triple by Burns and a sac fly by Joe Winker. The Bears continued the comeback in the seventh on a solo home run to straight away center by Austin Barrett to tie the game at 8-all.
Mercer completed the comeback in the eighth as Derrick Workman led off the inning with a single. After a sac bunt moved Workman into scoring position, Burns came up with the game winning hit as he pushed a single down the right field line to plate Workman. The Bears would add an insurance run on a RBI single by Jacob Tanis to make the score 10-8
All nine batters for ETSU had at least one hit in the contest as six of the nine posted two hits. Green's single to lead off the contest extended his hit streak to 15-games as he continues to hit well for the Bucs.
Hoilman put the Buccaneers on the board first in the top of the first inning with a solo home run to left center.
The Bears answered plating four runs in the bottom of the first as Mercer pounded out five straight hits highlighted by a three-run homer by Thomas Carroll.
In the top of the fifth, ETSU tied the game at 4-all after back-to-back home runs by
Bo Reeder
(Cookeville, Tenn.) and Hoilman.
Mercer regained the lead in the bottom half of the frame on a solo home run to right by John Moreland.
The Bucs return to action tomorrow at 6 p.m. as they face Mercer in game two of the series in Macon, Ga. For more information on Buccaneer baseball, visit ETSUBucs.com or follow the Bucs on Twitter at
Mercer 10, ETSU 8 (May 19, 2011 at Macon, Ga.)
ETSU............ 100 034 000 - 8 15 2 (35-18, 15-11 A-Sun)
MU…............. 400 012 12x - 10 15 1 (35-17, 16-11 A-Sun)
Win - Russell Moses (4-2) Loss - Dak Rissman (5-2)
HR - ETSU - Paul Hoilman 2(21); Bo Reeder (15)
MU - Thomas Carroll (10); John Moreland (11); Austin Barrett (8)
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Well, we're nearing the finish line to complete the Christmas shopping, get the decorations up and mail off those annual newsletters. Hope you've been buying lots of books to give as gifts. Be sure to get some for yourself…you deserve them! Here's some suggestions from the WW Ladies to get you started.
Cowboy Casanova by Lorelei James
Read by joysann
Ben McKay is the one of the huge clan of sexy cowboys that's seems pretty staid, dependable and quiet, unlike his wild brothers and cousins. But the fact is, Ben discreetly parties out of town in a quiet club – a BDSM club that is exclusive and private. When the new bank president, Ainsley Hamilton shows up there to explore her secret submissive streak, dominant Ben is more than happy to help her experiment, maybe permanently.
Lorelei James has done it again, writing a cowboy romance that sizzles, nearly burning the circuits in my e-reader. I love the McKay clan and all its in-laws and out-laws, and there is always plenty of drama and excitement to keep me turning the pages. Cowboy Casanova is hot and sexy, and brings more to the McKay story. Now I can get started on the more recent story, Kissin' Tell. (Oh man, I just found there is a brand new e-release, Gone Country. I've got some catching up to do!)
Along Came a Duke by Elizabeth Boyle
Read by Ashley
After her father died Tabitha Timmons spent her days being a free house maid to her aunt and uncle, her hands were rough and her clothes were hand me downs. But, what she did have was spunk and a great desire not to marry! However, when a mysterious gentlemen admires her attitude and offers her a solution to her problems, it has Tabitha questioning everything she thought she wanted.
A modern day Cinderella story, full of witty dialogue, and superb characters, It's a timeless romance story that is a real page turner. An amazing happily ever after tale!
Gnome on the Range by Jennifer Zane
Read by Heidi
Jane West is a busy single-mom of two very active boys. She works for her mother-in-law Goldie at the local adult toy store. Her weekends are filled with running after the boys and going to garage sales. Once her boys purchase two garden gnomes, her life is turned upside down. Someone wants those gnomes back, and is sending dangerous messages to Jane and her family. Jane's hot firefighter neighbor Ty Strickland is worried about Jane, even with all the feelings he is starting to have for her. Jane is determined to solve the mystery before someone she loves gets hurt.
It has been a really, really long time where I have read a book and laughed out loud at it. Not only is Jane such an enjoyable character, but her mother-in-law is a stitch and a half!! I think I had a smile on my face the entire time I read this book. I was out drinking coffee between appointments, and two people asked me what I was reading because I was smiling so much. I am itching to read the second book: Gnomeless and the novella for the holidays: Gnome for the Holidays. I think these books are the best to end the New Year with a BANG!
The Emperor's Conspiracy by Michelle Diener
Read by Susan
Charlotte Raven, the daughter of a whore, was surviving in the slums of London by masquerading as a chimney sweep when she was saved by a noblewoman who raised her to be a lady. Charlotte never turned her back on her old friends, though, including the boy who is now a crime lord. When she befriends Lord Edward Durnham's sister and her sons, she gains Edward's attention…and his suspicion. After he discovers her underworld connections, she aids him in an investigation to find out who is smuggling gold out of England. This puts both of them in danger.
This book has it all: history, suspense, romance. It's fast-moving and easy to read. The characters were so well-written, they came alive on the pages. The historical details made it believable and easy to picture the scenes. I didn't want this book to end.
Poison Princess: The Arcana Chronicles by Kresley Cole
Listened to by joysann
Evie Greene is determined to just stick out the last couple years of school until she can leave her protective mother and take her secret crazy hallucinations away from her affluent home. But in a flash, the world as she knows it ends, and she sees that her nightmares were really prophetic dreams, and the horrors were true. Now she and her companion, tough, brooding, hunky Jackson Deveaux , begin to search for the answers and other gifted young people like them before facing the battle of good against evil.
This is an edge-of-your-seat page turner that totally absorbed me. I listened to Poison Princess on audio, and that only made what was an already terrific story even better. It kills me that there is a wait until the next book in the series comes out – it can only get better.
A Cold Creek Noel by Raeanne Thayne
Read by Heidi
Caidy Bowman suffered tragedy as a young girl, and now she stays on her family's ranch in Pine Gulch taking care of her family and the animals on the ranch. When Caidy's dog Luke gets injured, she meets new veterinarian Ben Caldwell. Ben's gruff demeanor ruffles Caidy's feathers and she has had training around veterinarians. When Caidy finds out that Ben and his family are struggling in a new town and with their own loss, she lowers her guard and invites them to stay on their land. Ben's only concern is for his children and having them adjust with the holidays, but when he meets Caidy, the feelings between them are undeniable.
This is the type of holiday story that makes you feel good all over. It has heart, warmth, love and the holiday spirit all wrapped up inside. Raeanne really knows how to create a sense of family with the Cold Creek Series. I really thought this was one of the best ones I have read so far.
Nightingale by Jennifer Estep
Read by Susan
Bigtime is the home of superheroes, ubervillains and powerful event planner Abby Appleby. When superhero Talon is blinded by ubervillain Bandit and his henchmen during a blizzard, Abby scares them off and takes the blinded superhero to her loft. They become close, but she has her own secrets and transports him to another place and disappears. Now Talon is looking for her – and so is Bandit.
It was super fun to read Nightingale. I'm a huge fan of the Bigtime series and was delighted when Nightingale came out. It more than lived up to my high expectations. Even if you haven't read the other Bigtime books, it's a stand alone and you won't feel confused. I hope Estep will have another one out soon.
Bottom Line: Books are the gifts that keep on giving.


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Cristiane Kimura started Aurea to not only showcase the natural beauty of golden grass and Brazil, but also to promote traditional techniques and to create economic opportunities for artisans. Run as a fair trade company, Aurea deals directly with artisans who set their own prices.
The majority of the artisans are women who work from home in sweat-shop free environments and balance their work with their family and housework obligations. They have organized themselves into producer-owned associations which give them a sense of empowerment, as well as a significant source of income to improve their living conditions in the remote rural region where they live.
Golden grass is an integral part of the artisans' surrounding landscape as it grows abundantly in Central Brazil without the use of pesticides or other toxic products. The shimmery, natural fiber looks similar to gold or fine copper filaments, and when tightly woven into Aurea's line of jewelry, bowls and small boxes, proves just as resilient. To help conserve the region's biodiversity and ensure sustainable harvest practices, local environmental agency Naturatins has put several regulations in place. The agency has also trained and certified Aurea's artisans in sustainable practices.
Like much of Brazil, Aurea's popularity seems to be growing. Its concern for its artisans combined with a keen eye for design that incorporates surrounding renewable resources make it attractive to an international audience. With no dyes or coatings applied to its finished products, Aurea shines through for what it really is!
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3/25/15: The Detroit Red Wings made an impressive run over the last few months to just about ensure a guaranteed playoff spot. Actually, the team really overachieved all season, and the fact that they sit in third place in the Atlantic Division is really quite impressive. However, the Wings have stalled recently and seem like a lock for that third spot. That probably means they will play Tampa (though maybe Montreal) in the first round of the playoffs. It also may be the last time head coach Mike Babcock is with the team, as there have long been rumors of a testy relationship with the coach and front office.
3/18/15: The Detroit Red Wings had a tough stretch over the last couple of weeks and dropped four of five games. That included a 7-2 drubbing at the hands of the Philadelphia Flyers last Friday. So the Red Wings needed a big win to try and keep pace with the Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning in the Atlantic Division. They got it Sunday afternoon by dominating the Pittsburgh Penguins 5-1. Backup goalie Petr Mrazek was outstanding with 42 saves and the Penguins were clearly frustrated by the end of the game. Detroit can compete with anyone, and they will need to continue this type of performance to advance in the playoffs.
3/11/15: The Detroit Red Wings have proven the doubters wrong this season and continue to vie fo the top spot in the Atlantic Division. While they are in third place and trail division leader Montreal by five points, they do have two games in hand over the Habs. Detroit has also been excellent at Joe Louis Arena this season with an 18-6-7 record. Moreover, unlike the Tampa Bay Lightning, who they are also chasing, the Red Wings have been solid on the road with an 18-10-4 mark. Detroit hosts Columbus on Thursday then is at Philadelphia on Saturday and at Pittsburgh on Sunday.
3/4/15: The Detroit Red Wings are quietly making a play to capture the Atlantic Division. All eyes are on the Montreal Canadiens and the Tampa Bay Lightning, but do not discount the Wings just yet. Detroit rebounded from a three game losing streak by excelling on a six game road trip. They finished the trip with a solid 4-1-1 record, which included coming from behind in the third period to beat the league-leading Nashville Predators. The Red Wings have played three more road games than home contests so far this season, which bodes well for them in the final quarter of the regular season.
2/25/15: Based on the point standings alone, it looks like the Detroit Red Wings have fallen a bit off the pace behind the Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning. But that is just not true. The Red Wings have been playing well lately and are 6-3-1 in their last 10 games. They just have not played a lot of games lately. They have two games in hand on Montreal and a whopping five games in hand on Tampa Bay. Factoring in the games played, the four point deficit in the standings is not bad, and actually gives Detroit an advantage heading in to the final stretch of the season.
2/18/15: The Detroit Red Wings have a difficult decision this week - but it is a good problem to have. Starting goalie Jimmy Howard is all healed up and back in the lineup. So who will be his backup for the rest of the season. Youngster Petr Mrazek has been very good filling in lately, but probably will not get much work if stays in the NHL. He could also be assigned to the AHL without clearing waivers. Jonas Gustavson has more experience, though has only played three games in the NHL this season. He would have to pass through waivers to go to the AHL and there is a good chance that a goalie-needy team (like the Rangers) would pick him up.
2/11/15: The Detroit Red Wings just are not going away. They are hovering around the top of the Atlantic Division like flies on potato salad at a picnic. They are not supposed to be this good. They have too many young players, too many veterans, their goalie was injured and there is reportedly friction between head coach Mike Babcock and the front office. Still, they keep winning and are 8-2 in their last 10 games. They trail the Tampa Bay Lightning by two points in the standings, yet have two games in hand. If they have not faded yet, they are not likely to do so.
2/5/15: Detroit deserves credit for holding the longest active streak of making the playoffs in the NHL at 23 years. The Red Wings barely snuck into the playoffs last season and were quickly dispatched. That led to many predicting that this would be the season that the team finally missed the playoffs. However, the Wings are at the top of the Atlantic Division this season, and that has surprised even head coach Mike Babcock. Depending on the day, they can be found in first, second or third place along with the Tampa Bay Lightning and Montreal Canadiens. This may be a dog fight the rest of the regular season, but Detroit will make the playoffs once again.
1/28/15: Detroit went into the All Star break with a head of steam, having won five straight. That is tied with Anaheim and Winnipeg for the longest active winning streaks in the NHL. The strong push has put them into second place in the Atlantic Division with 63 points. They trail the Tampa Bay Lighting by one point (but have a game in hand) and Montreal by two points (who have two games in hand on Detroit). In other news, the NHL announced that the Red Wings would be in a Stadium Series outdoor game next season. They will visit the Colorado Avalanche at Coors Field on February 27, 2016.
1/21/15: Detroit lost starting goalie Jimmy Howard a couple of weeks ago to injury, but that has not slowed them down. The injury is serious enough that he will miss the All-Star Game, and may be out for a decent amount of time. The Red Wings have clawed their way back up the standings and are neck and neck with Pittsburgh. But Detroit will have an interesting decision to make. They can continue on and wait for Howard's return, or make a trade. Craig Anderson of Ottawa may be available. He would be expensive to acquire, but may actually be an upgrade over Howard.
1/14/15: The Detroit Red Wings are trying to hold off the surging Boston Bruins for third place in the Atlantic Division, and the path to the playoffs may have just gotten much more difficult. All-star goaltender Jimmy Howard injured his groin against Washington last Saturday and left on a stretcher. It is unknown how long he may be out, but there is not much depth behind Howard, with only Petr Mrazek available on the NHL roster as Jonas Gustavsson still out with injury. The Red Wings visit longtime rival St. Louis on Thursday, before returning home for a home stand against Nashville (Saturday), Buffalo (Sunday) and Minnesota (Tuesday).
1/7/15: The Red Wings moved to the Eastern Conference before last season and many thought that they would be able to dominate the conference as they have historically done well in the more competitive West. Injuries hurt the team last season, though they did still make the playoffs. But this year looks more like the Red Wings everyone is accustomed to seeing. They are battling with the Tampa Bay Lightning and Montreal Canadiens for the top spot in the Atlantic Division and are dominant at home with a 13-4-6 record. They are in the middle of an extended road trip that has already taken them through Western Canada and now fins them at Washington on Saturday and Buffalo on Tuesday. If they can survive the trip, then they will be in prime position for the second half of the season.
12/3/14: Detroit pushed their win streak to four games and improved to 7-2-1 over their last 10 games by beating the Vancouver Canucks 5-3 over the weekend. Indeed, the Red Wings have been one of the hottest teams in the NHL lately, and they have been able to move up slightly in the standings. Detroit now trails Tampa and Montreal by a single point and has put some distance between themselves and the fourth place Bruins. The Red Wings host Dallas and the New York Rangers on Thursday and Saturday, respectively, before heading to Carolina on Sunday.
11/19/14: There is nothing like beating an old rival. The Red Wings enjoyed that feeling by beating the Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 last Friday (even the St. Louis Blues fans are smiling about that). To make it even better, the Red Wings got forward Pavel Datsyuk back from injury. Datsyusk was not much of a contributor - the Blackhawks' turnovers were the real stars of the game - but it is an emotional uplift. Detroit is now third in the Atlantic, which would keep their playoff appearance streak in line. The Red Wings are on the road most of this next week, but are at home against Ottawa on Monday.
11/12/14: These are not the same Detroit Red Wings that won a few Stanley Cups and defined Hockey Town just a few years ago. At the same time, they have not fallen into the abyss like the Florida Panthers or Buffalo Sabres. This season's version of the Red Wings is more of the typical NHL team you would find anywhere. They are playing well, but not particularly impressing anyone. Their 7-3-4 record is solid, but not spectacular at this point. They are playing solidly in the defensive zone, but need more goals from the offense. They have a couple of good home games this week with Chicago visiting on Friday and Montreal on Sunday.
11/5/14: Putting the standings and on-ice play to the side for a few minutes to wish Mr. Hockey, Gordie Howe well. Howe, who played for Detroit from 1947-71, suffered a stroke last week and is recuperating. He was Wayne Gretzky before Wayne Gretzky, and, in fact, Gretzky's famous number 99 was a tribute to Howe who wore number 9. The Red Wings faithful gave him a warm ovation last week, which puts everything into perspective. Here is hoping that Mr. Hockey makes a full recovery and is back soon. The Red Wings have a couple great home games this week against the Devils (Friday) and the Lightning (Sunday)
10/29/14: The Detroit Red Wings were in Philadelphia last Saturday looking to get two games over .500. Meanwhile, the Flyers are a team that struggled out of the gate but have been playing much better lately, even with an inexperienced defense. The Red Wings could not put that to their advantage, dropping the game 4-2. Detroit is still looking for their identity this season, much like last season. They seem to have gotten a bit away from their core strength of identifying young, talented prospects and are depending more on free agents. The Red Wings are still in good shape on the year and host the Stanley Cup Champion L.A. Kings on Halloween.
10/22/14: Until an extension is signed or there is a coaching vacancy in Detroit, expect Red Wings bench boss Mike Babcock to face increasing scrutiny about his future with the franchise. Babcock is among the most accomplished and respected coaches in the league. He took over for a legend and won Stanley Cups and the Gold Medal at the Olympics. But his relationship with the front office seems strained these days. The Red Wings were in Toronto last week and some in the media are already saying he will be the next coach of the Maple Leafs. In any case, he is Detroit's coach today and they should be a playoff team. Again.
10/15/14: The Detroit Red Wings opened up the season hoping to show that they are a better team than the one that limped into the playoffs last season and did not last long. The 2-1 home win over the Boston Bruins last Friday certainly helped. Beyond the on-ice play, there are concerns that this will be the last year in Detroit for head coach Mike Babcock. Reports indicate that he would like more say on the roster and is butting heads with General Manager Ken Holland. This is the last year of Babcock's contract and any number of teams would fall all over themselves for the chance to hire him for next year.
10/8/14: There is no denying that the 2013-14 season was a down year for the Red Wings. They managed to make the playoffs, again, but simply did not have the firepower to do any real damage due to a lot of injuries. One player they need to get back, if they are going to improve this season, is forward Pavel Datsyuk. The good news is that Datsyuk is practicing with the team again. The bad news is that he is not ready to play a real game yet. He is recovering from a separated shoulder, and unlike the movies, is not fully repaired by popping back into place. Consider him doubtful to start the season, but he should be ready soon enough.
10/1/14: The Red Wings are getting prepared to start the regular season in search of some redemption. Detroit kept their long-standing streak of making the playoffs alive in the 2013-14 season, but it was a short trip to the postseason. This year should be different as the injuries have healed (though there may be some new ones). On top of that, the team broke ground on a new arena/entertainment district in downtown Detroit. The new digs are expected to open in for the 2017-18 season and will replace the antiquated Joe Louis Arena, which opened in 1979.
7/25/13: The Red Wings are finally moving to the Eastern Conference. While it benefits them from both a travel and competitive standpoint, it really is the final nail in the coffin for the old "Chuck" Norris Division. That division featured Detroit, the Chicago Blackhawks, the St. Louis Blues, the Minnesota North Stars, and the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Leafs were moved to the East years ago, and the North Stars moved to Dallas and ended up in the Pacific division. However, the Blues, Blackhawks and Red Wings had years of intense rivalries which now seem to be lost to history.
7/18/13: The Detroit Red Wings only had one player file for arbitration, Brendan Smith. Smith, 24, is a defensive defenseman with zero goals and eight assists in 34 games last regular season, though scored two goals and three assists in 14 playoff games this season. He also eats up ice time - over 19 minutes per game in the playoffs. He is young and expected to take another step in development this coming season, particularly with the release of Carlo Colavaccio and Ian White. The Wings are also expected to sign both of their restricted free agents, Joakim Andersson and Gustav Nyquist in the near future.
7/11/13: The Red Wings were able to sign Daniel Alfredson to a two year deal, as Alfie seeks his first Stanley Cup. Alfie has played his entire 19 year career with the Ottawa Senators, and IS the franchise. He took lower money for years to help the team, but now he admits he is being selfish and wanted to be with a contender - something that he did not feel the Senators were close too. That the Red Wings won his service is no surprise, they tend to get veterans and actually get some good life out of them - like Brett Hull and Brendan Shanahan (who was just announced as a Hall of Fame inductee).
6/20/13: The Red Wings announced that they are going to get a new arena. Their new home will take a couple years to build, and will be located near Ford Field and Comerica Park - home of the Detroit Lions and Detroit Tigers, respectively. It is expected to cost $650 million, and the hope is that a unified downtown sports area will continue to revived the area. The Red Wings have played in Joe Lewis Arena since 1979. It is the third oldest arena in the league, behind Madison Square Garden (major renovation) and Nassau Coliseum (which the Islanders are abandoning in 2015).
5/23/13: Perhaps inexplicably, the Red Wings have a 2-1 on the Chicago Blackhawks in the second round of the playoffs. Chicago had the best regular season record of any team in the NHL, and set a record for most games without a regulation loss to start the season. Chicago cruised past the Wild in the first round, and figured to do the same against Detroit. But old rivalries have the magic of pushing inferior teams to the best of their abilities. And that is the case here. If Detroit can continue to keep every game close, then they can take advantage of their superior goaltending to make it to the Western Conference finals.
5/16/13: The Red Wings were better than their record indicated all year. They made the playoffs on the last night of the regular season as the 7th seed and have taken full advantage of that. Detroit battled with Anaheim, the second seed in the West, and took them to the full seven games before finally beating the rejuvenated Southern California team. The Red Wings were close to missing the playoffs for the first time in a quarter century, but the team is built for the playoffs. Next up will be a bloody series with the hated Chicago Blackhawks.
2013 Stanley Cup Playoff Team - Detroit Red WingsFor a period of time, it looked like the staple of any Stanley Cup Playoff in the last two decades would be left off the invite list for this year's party. The Detroit Red Wings struggled mightily out of the gate this year, missing retired defenseman Niklas Lidstrom more than anyone cared to predict or admit. However, over the course of the year, the veteran core that has led the Red Wings to past Stanley Cup Finals have relied on an infusion of young talent and the reliable goaltending of Jimmy Howard to get them back into the postseason.
The core - including Johan Franzen, Henrik Zetterberg, Pavel Datsyuk, and Niklas Kronwall - still leads the team in most scoring categories and simply seemed to take a little longer to get going without its familiar blue-line leader in the soon to be Hall of Famer Lidstrom. Because their backs were put to the wall weeks ago with respect to even qualifying for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Red Wings have been in playoff do-or-die mode for longer than most teams and will post a significant challenge to their round one opponent, the Anaheim Ducks. Despite their midseason streak, the Ducks have been trailing behind the Chicago Blackhawks for the entire season but ahead of their division rival the Los Angeles Kings, so Anaheim hasn't had the same kind of daily intensity. Therefore, the Red Wings could be poised to do far more than just show up for the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs; they could make a significant run, starting with the disposal of the Ducks.
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I am going to rebuild 2 utility trailers. I will be using flux core wire because it is windy outside where I will be working.I am wondering what size of welding wire would be best suited in my Millermatic 175 welder. I have bought .035 wire , but was told that I should not be using any more than .030 wire because of the output of that small welder.
I would appreciate the input of the Discussion Forum on this.
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Either .035" or .030" is very fine for what you have in mind. The MM175 is small for a 240V machine, but it is still a 240V machine with plenty of power for either of those wires.
If you are repairing thin tubing, say 16-ga. wall thickness, it will be slightly easier with the .030" wire, but still doable with the .035".
Keep us posted!
Perhaps I should add that I've personally owned and used a MM175 for several years with dozens of spools of both wire sizes.
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at my job we have a roll of .045 in our MM175 and it works just fine. It welds 1/4" steel at the recomended setting with out any problems.Welders do it hotter!!


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Down To Earth.
Have you ever wanted to go out and make a snowboard video or just go out on a yearlong adventure with your friends? Of course you have, who hasn´t. That is exactly what Nitro riders; Benny Urban, Marc Swoboda, Dominik Wagner, and Basti Rittig have been talking about for years, and they finally did it. The result of this year of fun and adventure is their own snowboard video - Down To Earth (DTE).
The four of them were able to get their long time buddy and filmmaker, Rene Gallo, to be in charge of filming and editing. Anyone who has been in a project, school, work or video, knows that it is always more fun when you are a group of close friends. That is exactly what the five of them accomplished. By putting a crew of all close friends together they had already won without even filming one shot.
Throughout the year the DTE crew traveled all over Europe, Japan and even spent a month in the USA driving from resorts to street spots with their US buddies. Dominik says; that the best part of the winter was getting the chance to ride the famous Rail Gardens in Salt Lake City. Goes to show that even though you have seen a spot a million times in a movie, nothing beats the actual experience of riding the spot. "We did not set out to create a movie with ground breaking tricks or only going to new spots. All we really wanted to do was snowboard as much as we could at as many spots as possible!" explains Benny Urban.
Down To Earth is a snowboard movie that documents a group of friends taking advantage of the opportunity to go snowboard all over the world all winter long. They want to inspire other snowboarders out there that they can do it as well; all you need is your friends and a little snow to have a good time. The DTE crew is all about riding the streets and finding new ways to ride their snowboards. Benny Urban describes the goal of the movie to be; "something we are proud of and showcases our aspect of snowboarding, the vibe, the lifestyle, and everything that comes with finding new to you spots – the adventure of snowboarding"
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You can kiss your family and friends good-bye and put miles between you,
but at the same time you carry them with you in your heart, your mind, your stomach,
because you do not just live in a world but a world lives in you.
- Frederick Buechner
Words are easy, like the wind;
Faithful friends are hard to find.
- William Shakespeare
A happy family is but an earlier heaven.
- George Bernard Shaw
Nor need we power or splendor, wide hall or lordly dome;
the good, the true, the tender- these form the wealth of home.
- Sarah J. Hale (1788- 1879)
Friendship is one mind in two bodies.
-Mencius, Chinese philosopher, 4th cent. BCE
An ounce of blood is worth more than a pound of friendship.
- Spanish Proverb
There is no doubt that it is around the family and the home
that all the greatest virtues, the most dominating
virtues of human, are created, strengthened and maintained.
- Winston Churchill
What can you do to promote world peace?
Go home and love your family.
- Mother Teresa
There is only one good-looking child in the world, and every mother has it.
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The two things we can give our children are roots which firmly anchor them,
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I have no notion of loving people by halves, it is not my nature.
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Tea & Books - What are you reading?
One Month Stand by Nina Ceves It has a whole thing about Irish Breakfast tea, specifically from Peets. And some tea infused chocolates. 18 and over, romantic fiction. An ebook.
I love this thread! Glad to see it resurface.
I'm reading
by Catriona McPherson
The characters take time out for tea!
Uh, oh…another series to start sniffing down…. :)
(This one sounds just like what I love to read best!)
Are you into post WWI/pre WWII English/British mysteries featuring women?
Have you heard of:
Her Royal Spyness Series by Rhys Bowen (very funny)
Maisie Dobbs Series by Jacqueline Winspear(very serious in comparison)
Maggie Hope Series by Susan Elia MacNeal (started good, but last installment was so-so and is actually set during WWII)
A-ha! Woman after my own heart! Just finished "Leaving Everything Most Loved" to catch up on my Maisies; and have read the first in each of the other two series you've mentioned here. (Did you know Jacqueline W has written a stand-alone WWI novel that's due out this summer?)
I'll see you those authors and raise you Laurie King's Mary Russell series—she's a young protegee of Sherlock Holmes. They're great up through Locked Rooms.
No, I don't get excited about my reading material…
Currently reading The Time Traveler's Wife and hoping to watch the movie this weekend!
It's an interesting read. My friend just finished the book today and watch the movie online. According to him the movie really falls short from the book :P
I loved the book but the movie was a disappointment for me. I like her other novel even more than the Time Traveller's Wife. (Her Fearful Symmetry). That might be because I hated the wife in TTW though.
Yeah honestly the book was too vulgar for my tastes, but the first half was pretty interesting.
I'm starting to read a very large anthology as part of a year-long review project with an online sci-fi magazine. Read a bit of the anthology each month, and then write reviews examining common themes in the chunk I read.
It's "The Weird" by Ann and Jeff Vandermeer. Absolutely HUGE, monster-sized book. 1100 pages, 110 stories. And I'm being paid to read the whole thing! :)


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Rosh Hashanah Recipes
|Classic Tzimmis with Flanken
I love the flavors of the sweet potatoes and the way the brown sugar and lemon juice make the meat taste like candy.
4 pounds sweet potatoes
Large Dutch oven with cover
Peel sweet and white potatoes. Cut potatoes into slices ½ inch thick. Arrange some of the Flanken on the bottom of Dutch oven. Arrange slices of sweet and white potatoes over the meat. Scatter some prunes and carrots over potatoes. Sprinkle some of the brown sugar and lemon juice over this layer. Repeat this process until all the ingredients are finished.*
Fill the Dutch oven with water until the ingredients are barely covered. Bring to a boil on top of the stove and reduce to a simmer. Simmer ingredients for 1 ½ hours. Remove from heat and let it cool.
Carefully remove meat, potatoes, carrots and prunes from liquid. Arrange in oven to table serving dish. Place gravy in freezer several hours or in refrigerator overnight until fat congeals at the top. Remove fat. Taste gravy and adjust seasoning by adding more brown sugar and or lemon juice if necessary. Pour gravy over sweet potato mixture. Place in preheated 375 F. oven and bake for two to three hours basting constantly until gravy has thickened and glazed ingredients. Serve hot. This dish may be cooled completely and frozen.
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|Johnny Depp
Can anybody recommend a good Commercial Workshop/Class? 1 that's holds weight on your resume when Agents look to see what Commercial classes you've taken.
Here are the best in LA. They all have positive reputations.
-Hey, I Saw Your Commercial!
-Chris Game
-Stuart K. Robinson
-Stuart Stone
-Killian McHugh
-Francine Selkirk-Akerman
-Carolyne Barry
|Johnny Depp
Thanks Truthteller...U always come thru! Someone recommended Stuart K. Robinson to me a while ago but I didnt think he was up there like that. but thanks this certainly helps!
Oh yeah, the classes are NOT listed in order of who's better.
Stuart K. Robinson would definitely be around the top if you were going to rank them.
|Harrison Ford
Adding to the list:
Michael Donovan
Megan Foley
and adding more:
John Sudol
Terry Berland
"If you can dream, you can do. Making it happen is up to you!"
|Kevin Bacon
Do any of these have youth classes or specialize in youth?
Stuart K Robinson is at the top of this list.
I haven't done Carolyn Barry's class yet and I'm not a fan of Stuart Stone but I have taken the other workshops on the list. I benefited in some way from all of them but it was Stuart's class I learned how to actually book the job.
|Johnny Depp
Really? Looks like Imma have 2 give Stuart K a try...U didnt find "Hey, I saw your commercial" helpful? I was reading the testimonals on the website and it seemed like that would be the better of the two classes despite being cheaper.
|Harrison Ford
Any class is subjective. That's why it's important to audit classes when possible. What may be right for one person, may not be the right fit for another.
"If you can dream, you can do. Making it happen is up to you!"
|Sean Penn
Mike from Hey I Saw Your Commercial! is anti-theater, scene study, and real acting training in general. He tries to say shocking things to make people feel like he knows something that everyone else doesn't. he doesn't allow people to skip into his advanced class and so his beginner class isn't good for anyone who has had on camera experience.
For me, i really wanted to fine tune my commercial foundation, but a lot of the things he suggests are just general on-camera notes.
That's not true! He's stated that he's against people doing theatre in hopes of "getting discovered" when starting out.
He's NOT anti-scene study either. He believes that starting out with an expensive scene study class is not always the best strategy when starting out. He's believes that taking a cold reading/auditioning class before a scene study class can be more beneficial.
|Harrison Ford
TRUTH... It's great you liked his classes and I know several others who did, as well. Either way his words and beliefs are interpreted, though, it may be right for some, but not for others. No two actors' journeys are the same. It's up to the actor to research, audit if possible, and then decide.
"If you can dream, you can do. Making it happen is up to you!"
Hey, I Saw Your Commercial! is $210 per class (4 weeks). There's the level one class where Mike Pointer covers the acting business in general and general commercial auditioning technique. Level two focuses more on improv exercises and more specific kind of commercial auditions.
|Russell Crowe
so did u try stuarts class? the agents over at abrams are fans of his class
|Kevin Bacon
I'm sorry, I don't like to say anything negative, but Stuart Stone's class is HORRIBLE. And imo, the price of the classes for hey I saw your commercial are ridiculous. Another person taking advantage of struggling, full of hope actors.
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Last updated at 15:26, Thursday, 05 April 2012
A popular Carlisle restaurant is set for a Roman reinvention as the owner's son prepares to take control.
Matteo Marras is handing over the reins of Vivaldi's, in Lowther Street, to son Maff after eight years in charge.
And the 26-year-old has big plans for the Italian eaterie after being inspired by a year working in Rome.
He has carried out a full refurbishment and will relaunch the business as an Italian-style coffee bar, Latte Lounge – Cafe Italiano, today.
"I lived in Rome for a year and worked in a coffee bar," said Maff, of Greystone Road.
"When I came home, my dad was talking about winding down towards retirement and was keen for me to take over the business.
"I didn't just want to carry on doing the same thing, so I thought back to the coffee bar in Rome and decided to try and recreate that here in Carlisle.
"The menu will be slimmed down to things like Italian sandwiches, pizza and pasta.
"I'm really excited about it."
Matteo, of Parkland Village, added: "I think his ideas are great – I wish I'd thought of them!"
The business will be open from 8am to 5pm, Monday to Saturday, with a takeaway coffee service available.
First published at 14:22, Thursday, 05 April 2012
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