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Re: What video game did you last play?
Crysis 3 and GTA5 (360). Mario Bros U, F-Zero (SNES) and Super Mario World (SNES) (WiiU)
My XB1 is all packed up, and ready to be sold. Just hope the guy shows up tomorrow. Yay for Kijiji! Then as soon as I can find a damn PS4, I'm all aboard for greatness.


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this wiki
- crossover: an instance of breaking into another category.[1]
A crossover is, in the context of the World of Darkness game lines, an event where characters or races from one game line appear in another.
Ex: A pack of werewolves confronting a vampire in a Werewolf: The Forsaken chronicle, or a Wraith appearing in a game of Orpheus.
Classic World of Darkness Edit
The Classic World of Darkness games were not designed as a unified whole. As a result, while the games share a common system, crossing over elements tends to require a highly involved Storyteller.
In addition, the various supernatural entities of the World Of Darkness are fairly ignorant of each other, meaning that in canonical campaigns there should be minimal, if any interaction between the different groups - generally as a rare antagonist or a cameo. Crossover is used generically to refer to both mechanical or plot situations where characters from two different games interact.
Crossover Publications Edit
Few White Wolf publications provide any guidelines for crossovers between the games set in the Classic World of Darkness. These books, however, do feature crossovers:
- Ghost Towns for Werewolf: The Apocalypse and Wraith: The Oblivion
- Under A Blood Red Moon for Werewolf: The Apocalypse and Vampire: the Masquerade
- Book of Lost Dreams for Changeling: The Dreaming and most other game lines.
World of Darkness Edit
Crossovers are much easier to create and coordinate in the World of Darkness now thanks to the unified Storytelling System. As such, it's not uncommon to find vampires attempting to manipulate a Sin-Eater, or an Uratha working with a mage adept of the spirit arcana to fight against shadow creatures.
References Edit
- ↑ "Crossover." Merriam-Webster.com. Merriam-Webster, n.d. Web. 9 May 2014. <http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/crossover>.


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2012 Five Borough Furies - the Winners!December 11, 2012
Five Borough Furies 2012
If you missed the annual party, here are the 2012 winners! Congratulations to all the nominees and to every skater and volunteer for making the 2012 season such a success.
Among the lists of nominees below, the winner is bolded.
Best Jammer
Bonnie Thunders
Claire D. Way
Slambda Phage
Suzy Hotrod
Team MVPs:
Grand Central Terminators MVP: Angela Slamsbury
Wall Street Traitors MVP: Bunny McBones
All Stars MVP: Bonnie Thunders
Bronx MVP: Slambda Phage
Brooklyn MVP: Hela Skelter
Manhattan MVP: Sweet Sherry Pie
Queens MVP: Suzy Hotrod
(Crass Award for Never-Tiring Support for the League with Endless Enthusiasm and Positivity)
Punk You
The following skaters and volunteers were inducted into The Order of the Brass Knuckles, the League President's annual recognition of league members and friends who regularly go above and beyond in dedication and service to the league.
Hewlett Smackard
Puss 'n Glutes
Manish Gosalia
Endless Justin


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I'm sinking through the night.
Ah sweet mysteries are hid,
Lost in twisted hearts.
The day grows dim the hearts do cry,
The mind tours darker paths.
A wander in insanity,
A traveller of the night,
A whisperer in the shadows night,
No one notices me.
No one cares no one hears,
No one heeds my cry.
Yet ever there I am,
A shadow lost,
Dancing, swaying, all around.
I live my life in pain.
Feel me
See me
Hear my cries,
Lamenting through the night.
Trapped in madness curse.
Mourn for me O' mortal man,
Weep a wisp of bitter cold,
Choices made I can't undo,
O' what bitter pain,
Hear my plaintive cries I say,
Howling through night's air.
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Sutherland Institute's Latest Tool – Using Government To Strip Freedoms
Posted By Eric Ethington on November 5, 2012
I was more than a little shocked this morning to read a post by the Sutherland Institute favoring a law in the city of Highland which bans businesses from opening on Sunday. Sutherland may be showing ultimate hypocrisy as the self-proclaimed guardians of freedom.
It never ceases to amaze me when "small government," "personal freedom," and "free-market" conservatives attempt to use the government they so abhor to enforce their own codes of morality, and restrict the freedoms of citizens and business.
In this case, the argument is over Proposition 6 in Highland City. Those in favor of the Proposition want to eliminate a law which forces all businesses to close their doors on Sunday. Those in the anti-Proposition category are in favor of keeping the law in place.
The Sutherland Institute makes a rather bizarre argument in their post, claiming that the side of "freedom" is actually the side of the anti-Prop 6 group. To make their case, Sutherland uses the example of employees not having the freedom to take Sunday off to attend church services, they also mention businesses not having the freedom to close on Sundays because of national management requirements (I'm assuming they're referencing a chain-type store, such as a restaurant chain which has a local franchise but still must take directions from corporate).
What Sutherland fails to miss in their fervent desire to come up with anti-freedom examples is the most critical element of freedom itself: choice. An employee is not having their freedom encroached upon by being told he must work on Sunday – he chooses to work for a company which is open through the weekend, and is told before he takes such a job that working Sundays may be a requirement. If someone doesn't want to work on a Sunday, they are never forced to do so. They can work for a different company which chooses not to have their doors open on a Sunday, they can quit their current job… no one ever forces them to do anything.
The same issue of choice applies to the franchise owner. They knowingly chose to open a franchise of a company that requires Sunday operations. They were not forced to open that franchise, they could have instead chosen to go with a different chain business which closes on the weekends or opened a business of their own instead.
Conversely, what IS a clear violation of freedom is how the law reads currently. A government forcibly dictating the terms of operation to a local business is precisely what these conservatives claim to be against. A small mom and pop store is not allowed to choose whether they would like to open their doors on a Sunday, the government has chosen for them. A single mother cannot choose to work more hours on the weekend to make sure she can meet her bills, the government has taken that option away from her.
The point Sutherland Institute seems to once again miss, is that freedom is choice. The ability to make decisions for yourself. Should a business that wants to close on Sunday be allowed to? Of course. Should a business be allowed to open on Sunday if it so chooses? Of course!
Highland City's current law, taking away all choice (ie.. freedom) from local businesses and employees, is a monstrous governmental intrusion on the privates lives, and the private market. Removing the restrictions places no undue burden on any business owner or employee, it simply provides for options – and most importantly, for choice.


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diesel ... 12/3/2010
1980 Peugeot 504 Base 4 Cyl 2.3L
what turbo diesel engine could be a replacement for a 1976 Peugeot 504
the original engine was a 1-9L the car has not been driven for 18 yrs and i want to restore it so i can at least drive it. i have a 1999 vw beetle tdi and love it! its gets great milage. on this one i want to run either svo or home made bio diesel in it. thanks!
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David Johnson is still a dog
David Johnson is still a dog
DJ is a bum. Get him off the roster please.
Coach Mitchell is obviously senile suggesting last year's defense #1 ranking doesn't mean anything. It means everything to some regardless of clear issues that keep appearing. It's Arians', and now Haley's, fault I'm sure.
Playing Fantasy Football does not qualify you to be the in the front office or on the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are professionals and you are not!
I was on the Steelerdepot podcast following Friday's training camp. Dave asked if I was interested in talking about what I saw at training camp and I said sure.
Here We Go Steelers!
22 OLB Eli Harold UVA
56 CB Kevin Johnson Wake
87 RB TJ Yeldon Bama
121 TE Jeff Heuerman OSU
160 CB Darryl Roberts Marshall
199 G Mark Glowinski WVU
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Uniondale, NY (Sports Network) - Dan Girardi scored with 1:49 remaining in
overtime to lift the New York Rangers to a 1-0 victory over the New York
Islanders in a battle between postseason hopefuls at Nassau Coliseum.
With the win, the Rangers moved into sole possession of the final Eastern
Conference playoff spot. They entered play tied with Winnipeg at 44 points.
By getting the game to overtime, the Islanders remained in seventh place. They
are one point behind Ottawa for the sixth seed and one point ahead of their
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Posted on: January 9, 2010 7:10 pm
Josh Cribbs
By now almost everyone has commented on this issue. According to "All Bets are Off"'s Bruce Drennan it is possible that the Browns just threw this offer out there until the coaching spot is finalized (which it has) and when the vacant GM spot is filled (also is close to being finished). So we might hear something new about this problem in the next few days or weeks depending on how much time it might still take. What I think is happening is that Cribbs saw the contracts that Hester and Cartwright are receiving and wants something similar. The problem is that Hester is supposedly Chicago's Number 1 WR and Cartwright seems to be a Occasional RB. Also Dante Hall comes to mind as someone who was a great KR who was placed into a position that he wasn't that great at. Cribbs was great at running the Wildcat which he seems to think might increase his value...it is plausable but it won't be a huge increase and Cribbs also had 20 catches which is the best that he has done in his career. Yes I am an advocate for Cribbs to receive a better contract but at most he deserves 2.5 million to 3 million a year not what he seems to have in mind (I've heard figures from 5 million all the way up to 10 million a year).
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Clariant Masterbatches Announces Name Changes
Clariant Masterbatches Division, Easton, Md., recently announced that all of its North American
facilities have assumed the name Clariant.The full-service masterbatches sites that adopted the
Clariant name include: Polymer Color in Milford, Del.; Dalton, Ga.; McHenry, Ill.; Henderson, Ky.;
and Lewiston, Maine; Resco Colours in Mississauga, Ontario and Lachine, Quebec; and ReedSpectrum in
Phoenix; Lawrenceville, Ga.; Holden, Mass.; Albion, Mich.; and Minneapolis.Clariant Masterbatches
Divisions compounding businesses, formerly known as Bay Resins, Millington, Md., and PMC, Milford,
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Missed this Jim Grant appearance on Bloomberg TV back in mid-July. Well worth watching for its musings on credit markets and mortgage-backed securities:
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Jethro Tull, Live At Montreux 2003, Blu-ray (2008)
Published on October 1, 2008
Studio: Eagle Rock Entertainment EVBRD 33318-9
Video: 1.78:1 widescreen 1080p HD
Audio: DTS HD Master Audio 5.1, English DD 5.1, LPCM Stereo
Subtitles: None
Length: 117 minutes
Rating: ****
Although I've always been a huge fan of Jethro Tull's music through the years, I haven't seen them in concert in about thirty years. With the constant changes to the band's lineup, and with my ever-changing musical tastes, I've pretty much tended to only listen to a handful of their classic albums like Benefit, Stand Up and Aqualung with any real regularity. And then there was that flak the band received when they won the Grammy award in 1989 for the best heavy metal song – now really, Jethro Tull, heavy metal? Like most other dinosaur groups, I pretty much wrote the current incarnation of the band off, even though they've remained a continuously touring act for the last forty years. So needless to say, I didn't really expect much from this new Blu-ray disc of their 2003 performance at Montreux. Well, surprise – this excellent disc is maybe my favorite live concert recording of the last few years, and the group simply shines with every succeeding number!
The set list is a hodge-podge of newer songs, older, less frequently played chestnuts ("Life Is A Long Song" is particularly outstanding) and classic tracks from their golden period in the early seventies. The set also contains a number of instrumentals, and all the players are given ample time to stretch out on their respective instruments. The perennial classic "Bouree" is given a much more chamber-like and classically influenced intro, then slowly slides into the jazzy groove that's always made the tune so delectable. Ian Anderson, consummate showman that he is, introduces the tune as "the worst, Holiday-Inn-lounge-jazz imaginable!" Also in the classically-influenced jazzy groove is a fabulous version of Faure's "Pavane," and guitarist par excellence Martin Barre displays some remarkable acoustic flatpicking on "Empty Café." One of my favorite moments on the entire disc was their jazzily cool version of "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen," in which Martin "Lancelot" Barre channels some really cool Wes Montgomery influences and just about brought the house down! And to prove that they're no mere group of dinosaurs, the remarkably updated versions of classic tracks like "Living In The Past," "Fat Man" and "Nothing Is Easy" showed me that these guys can still really play, and even the newer members of the group offered astonishingly good contributions to the goings on. The disc closes with searing versions of "Aqualung" and "Locomotive Breath," and it's obvious from the faces of all the players that they were in fact having a complete blast, and not merely going through the motions!
The video quality is nothing short of superb – this is the kind of show that just begs for a really great hi-res video offering, and no one will be disappointed with the incredibly crisp and detailed image presented here. The DTS HD Master Audio 5.1 track is also incredible, and really helps to immerse the listener within the Montreux soundfield. If I had any quibble at all with the sound, it would be that the bass was a bit lacking; at one point during the show, I actually got up to check my subwoofer, and – surprise – it was off! However, switching it back on didn't really significantly rectify the situation, and even attempting to increase the bass level only proved marginally satisfying. I don't want to create the wrong impression – I just personally would have preferred a touch more bass response.
For fans and newcomers alike, this disc is incredibly entertaining, and I was virtually glued to my seat for the nearly two-hour runtime. There's nothing in the way of extras here, but hey – it's all about the performance, and these guys don't disappoint. Now I'm just really bummed that I let all this time go by and paid very little attention to anything other than the classic incarnation of the group. Oh well, live and learn! Very highly recommended!
TrackList: Some Day The Sun Won't Shine For You; Life Is A Long Song; Bourée (Version de Noël); With You There To Help Me; Pavane; Empty Café; Hunting Girl; Eurology; Dot Com; God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen; Fat Man; Living In The Past; Nothing Is Easy; Beside Myself; My God; Budapest; New Jig; Aqualung; Locomotive Breath.
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|The impact of Clostridium difficile colitis following closure of a diverting loop ileostomy: results of a matched cohort study.
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|PMID: 23336347 Owner: NLM Status: Publisher
|AIM: Previous reports describing Clostridium difficile colitis (CDC) developing after the closure of a loop ileostomy suggests it is severe. In this study the incidence of CDC following ileostomy closure and its effect on the postoperative outcome have been studied. METHOD: Patients undergoing closure of loop ileostomy from 2004-2008 were analyzed using the Nationwide Inpatient Sample. Patients who developed postoperative CDC (n=217) were matched 10:1 to a propensity-score matched cohort of patients without CDC (n=13,245). Linear and logistic regression was used to examine the effect of CDC on hospital cost (US dollars), length of stay (LOS) and mortality rates. Population resampling was performed using nearest neighbour bootstrapping to confirm the validity of results. RESULTS: The incidence of CDC following ileostomy closure was 16/1000 patients. The mean length of stay (LOS) was 11.5 days longer among CDC patients (p<0.0001), with a greater cost of hospitalization of $21,240 (p<0.0001). There was no difference in mortality between the cohorts. CONCLUSION: CDC following ileostomy closure is an uncommon, costly and morbid complication. Patients undergoing stoma closure are at high risk for an adverse outcome if they have CDC. Should it develop they should be aggressively treated. © 2013 The Authors. Colorectal Disease © 2013 The Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland.
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Belmont Stakes Day Full Selections - 06/07/13
Belmont Stakes Day Undercard Selections
Belmont Park
Saturday, June 8th
Race 1
Master Cip puts the blinkers on for this 6f sprint. He ran well last time out and has added a few solid workouts since. Master Cip has also scored over an off track. Dehere of the Cat threw in a dud last time out and should rebound nicely here with a good pace to run into. Rico Capote wired the field in his last start. Couple that with some good works and making his second start off the layoff, he should be live.
9 - 6 - 2 - 7
Race 2
If the track is less than perfect Odea gets a bump up here as he returns to the dirt. The same can be said for Integrity. The lightly raced three year-old will be cutting back on the distance and should be forwardly placed. Bad Hombre, a winner last time out, will be moving up in class after breaking his maiden in his last start. If he improves off that figure he should be a factor.
5 - 7 - 4 - 2
Race 3
With the potential for a soggy turf course, they may take this one off the grass. If that is the case, some MTO entries should factor in here. Isn'tshewonderful made a forward move around the far turn in her last try finishing fourth. Concealed had a nice stretch drive to finish third in her last start as well. If this race stays on the turf It's Your Dime faded late at 1 1/16 last try and figures to hold on at a shorter distance. Lara will be trying dirt for the first time and her breeding suggests a positive move. Atlantic's Smile will be making her first career start and has been training well leading up to this test.
6 - 4 - 9
Race 4
Captain Davrick will be making his third start off the layoff after running in second throughout last time out. Figures to improve here. Bernardo made a strong move in his last try to hit the board and has been improving in each recent trip. Can't Catch Me Now should be running into a decent pace to hopefully get a piece.
8 - 4 - 12
Race 5
Dyker Beach unleashed a furious stretch drive to miss by a head last time out. Figures to improve at the shorter distance. Howie's Tiz will be making his second start off the layoff after posting a BRIS speed figure that would be good enough in this field. Risky Asset can run well over an off track which may come into play here. He will also be cutting back on the distance which is to his benefit.
2 - 6 - 9 - 7
Race 6
Easy Goer Stakes $150K
1 1/16 Miles
This first stakes race on the card, the Easy Goer for three year-olds, is full of early speed with the likes of Wabbajack, New Line and Power Broker. I like those three on top in here. It looks like they can control the pace down the back stretch in this one turn try. Most of the horses in here will be moving up in class from their last starts so it should be a level playing field. Always in a Tiz skipped the Belmont for this, but I'm having trouble backing him here. Irsaal could be a good bet at a decent price.
8 - 5 - 2 - 4
Race 7
G-II True North Handicap
6 Furlongs
Sage Valley has won four straight, posting a career best 107 BRIS speed figure in his last effort. He will be making his second start off a layoff in here and should be forwardly placed. Fast Bullet will set the early fractions which figure to be modest. I'm thinking close to a :23 opening quarter mile. He wired this field last time out, couple that with a controlling style up front, he should figure in here. The defending champion in here Caix Eletronica unleashed a wildly impressive stretch run to take this stakes race last year. With no shot at the top of the stretch, he stormed down the stretch and got up at the wire. The pace last year was faster than I think it will be this time around but I like Caixa Eletronica to get a piece running late.
6 - 1 - 5 - 3
Race 8
G-I Just A Game
1 Mile (Turf)
Depending on the weather, this race will setup differently for the horses underneath. No matter what happens I like Centre Court on top here. She is a model of consistency. In 10 career turf starts she has never finished worse than second. Centre Court has won three straight stakes races all with speed figures that would be good enough against these foes. Over a firm turf course Dayatthespa will set up the early pace scenario and figures to improve making her second start off the layoff. If the turf is not firm, I don't see this horse making it to the starting gate. Mizdirection is shipping in from the West Coast and is simply better than the other horses not mentioned here. If the turf course is rated as 'Good' I like Centre Court on top as I mentioned and then the two rivals to her inside, Stephanie's Kitten and Hungry Island. Both have solid late pace figures and will relish the less than perfect grass.
Firm - 3 - 4 - 6
Good - 3 - 2 -1
Race 9
G-II Woody Stephens Stakes
7 Furlongs
The pace should be swift in here with the likes of Let Em Shine, Merit Man and Zee Bros. But that sets up perfectly for the rail horse Declan's Warrior. He is making is second start off the layoff and if he can run back to his form in the G-II Bay Shore, he will be tough to beat. Clearly Now came up just short in the Bay Shore last time out beaten by a head. He should be fresh on Saturday. Zee Bros and Let Em Shine will set the early fractions as I mentioned and should hold on for a piece.
1 - 9 - 6 - 11
Race 10
G-I Manhattan Handicap
1 1/4 Miles (Turf)
Point of Entry is the best older male turf horse in the country right now and no matter what the condition of the turf he is the one to beat. He hasn't raced in three months but has fired off the layoff in the past. There's no reason to think he won't do the same in here. He has won over a yielding course as well. Underneath, Twilight Eclipse ran a field best 111 BRIS speed figure last time out in the G-II Pan America at Gulfstream. He has not raced since so he should be fresh. I like Plainview in here as well. I know he will be making a jump up in class to a G-I but modest improvement should have him in the mix. Optimizer is another quality turf horse. He ran well finishing third in the G-II Dixie on the Preakness undercard. Any improvement off that effort should make him very competitive.
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Race 11
G-I Belmont Stakes
1 1/2 Miles
See separate post.
Race 12
Gimmie Credit looks to be the chalk in this field. If it gets taken off the turf, Reggie D can impress. Why Not Whisky can run well at the shorter distance.
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Yankee Fortune runs better at route distances and that's exactly what he will find here. With any improvement Nineinthenine should get up from the rail and close into a fair pace. Rover will be fresh for this one and could figure in underneath.
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In my 1-30-11 blog post I mentioned that the Bible describes some people as "wicked," or "evil." In my 26 years of pastoring I have met a few of these people; perhaps you have a well. On the face of it, such people don't make sense. I mean, why do they do the things they do? How can people be so vicious, heartless and cruel? The next few posts will offer some thoughts on this matter.
"We come now to a sort of paradox. I have said that evil people feel themselves to be perfect. At the same time, however, I think they have an unacknowledged sense of their own evil nature. Indeed, it is this very sense from which they are frantically trying to flee. The essential component of evil is not the absence of a sense of sin or imperfection but the unwillingness to tolerate that sense. At one and the same time, the evil are aware of their evil and desperately trying to avoid the awareness. Rather than blissfully lacking a sense of morality, like the psychopath, they are continually engaged in sweeping the evidence of their evil under the rug of their own consciousness….The problem is not a defect of conscience but the effort to deny the conscience its due. We become evil by attempting to hide from ourselves. The wickedness of the evil is not committed directly, but indirectly as a part of this cover-up process. Evil originates not in the absence of guilt but in the effort to escape it.
It often happens, then, that the evil may be recognized by its very disguise. The lie can be perceived before the misdeed it is designed to hide—the cover-up before the fact. We see the smile that hides the hatred, the smooth and oily manner that masks the fury, the velvet glove that covers the fist. Because they are such experts at disguise, it is seldom possible to pinpoint the maliciousness of the evil. The disguise is usually impenetrable. But what we can catch are glimpses of "The uncanny game of hide-and-seek in the obscurity of the soul, in which it, the single human soul, evades itself, avoids itself, hides from itself."
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5:33 PM: A condo building fire response across from Seacrest in the 1600 block of Harbor has slowed traffic in the area. The call originally went out as a chimney fire.
6:11 PM: The incident commander confirmed at the scene, that's what it was. No major damage, no injuries, no unit(s) left uninhabitable. It was spotted by someone passing by, SFD says, who saw sparks and called it in. Harbor was blocked both ways when we got there around 5:25 but reopened a few minutes later. Thanks to those who texted us about it – the response didn't look as big on the 911 log as it did at the scene, so we wouldn't have gone without those firsthand reports.
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37 was rerouted up Admiral. No stops on Harbor or Alki. Was a long cold walk home.
Comment by Scotter — 5:39 pm December 10, 2013 #
Thanks to whoever called the fire dept, we appear to have a chiminey caused fire up on the roof of our condo building (1639 Harbor Crest).
So far damage is limited to the roof area and the unit with the fire in their fireplace.
Good reminder to check your chiminey's out for build-up every year, if you use a fireplace. Not sure when our building was last serviced…
Thank-you to who ever called 911 – could have gotten much worse… God Bless!
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The Green Monster confirms this year's Winter Classic. (AP)
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman dubbed it the "worst kept secret," while confirming Wednesday afternoon that the Boston Bruins will meet the Philadelphia Flyers in this year's Winter Classic at Fenway Park on Jan. 1, 2010.
"A unique event deserves a unique venue, and we are delighted the Bruins and Flyers will renew their rivalry with the Green Monster providing the backdrop," Bettman said. "We welcome our fans, our teams, our sponsors and the great city of Boston to this annual celebration of our sport."
Added Bettman later, "It's July and it's 80 degrees, but Happy New Year, Boston."
Ticket information was not released and will be disseminated at a future date.
Speaking with the NHL Network after the announcement, Aaron Ward playfully answered a reporter when asked about how excited he is to play in next year's Classic.
"Don't jinx me, I could always be traded," joked Ward. "Hopefully we have a good start to the season so (Bruins general manager) Peter (Chiarelli) gets comfortable with this lineup."
Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs relayed a story of how a reporter last year deemed landing the Winter Classic akin to securing an Olympic bid.
"He had it right," said Jacobs. "Landing the Winter Classic here is something that we have worked hard to achieve for our fans for quite some time. Boston has been home to our fair share of great sports moment and, on New Year's Day, we'll be adding another indelible memory to that long list."
Boston mayor Thomas M. Menino also announced that there would be two days of public skating in conjunction with the Winter Classic.
"I love summer, but I can't wait to be back here on New Year's Day," said Menino. "Twenty-eight degrees, little snowflakes coming down... The Bruins -- an original six team -- have once again made Boston the hub of hockey, and I can't wait to experience the NHL Winter Classic with the most passionate fans in the country."
It's expected that Boston College and Boston University will also use the ice for a game. While that was not formally announced Wednesday, the Globe's Fluto Shinzawa has the details in this story from last week.
The photo at the bottom of this entry appears to indicate how the rink will be laid out: from first to third base, with much of the ice in the shallow outfield.
Red Sox president and chief executive officer Larry Lucchino, whose team is opening its doors to the NHL, added, "This is a great baseball town, the best in America, but this is a great hockey town as well."
Added John Henry, principal owner of the Red Sox, via a press release: "From the day we arrived at Fenway Park, our ownership group has been committed to preserving and protecting this historic venue, and we have taken extraordinary steps to ensure it can serve fans for generations to come. We have been equally as committed to promoting all that is good and unique about Fenway Park, and this is an exciting opportunity to open the ballpark to fans, neighbors, and the city. We can't wait to see Fenway Park full of people and energy in December and January."
Flyers president Peter Luukko -- an Auburn, Mass. native and UMass graduate -- spoke of the thrill of bringing his team to historic Fenway Park. He did playfully jab at the squad he grew up rooting for by noting that the Flyers have had many historic moments against the Bruins, most notably the 1974 Stanley Cup victory.
Speaking with the NHL Network following the announcement, Bruins vice president Cam Neely also talked about the thrill of playing in such a game.
"To be able to play outside at Fenway Park, in a regular-season game, you never thought it would happen," said Neely. "It's a great experience to be a part of. Every player in the NHL wants to be part of this. It's quite a spectacle and great for the fans. It's unbelievable for Boston and our fan base."
The NHL Winter Classic began as the Heritage Classic when the Montreal Canadiens topped the Edmonton Oilers, 4-3, before 57,167 fans at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton on Nov. 22, 2003.
The outdoor games resumed in 2008 when the Pittsburgh Penguins edged the Buffalo Sabres, 2-1, in a shootout before 71, 217 fans at Ralph Wilson Stadium on New Year's Day. Earlier this year, the Detroit Red Wings bested the Chicago Blackhawks, 6-4, in front of 40,818 at Wrigley Field.
The games have had two dubious distinctions: The winners of both Winter Classic games, Pittsburgh (2008) and Detroit (2009), have gone on to lose in the Stanley Cup Finals. Meanwhile, goaltender Ty Conklin is the only player to have played in all four Classic games. That streak is in jeopardy now as Conklin currently skates for the St. Louis Blues.
A look at how the rink will be positioned for the Winter Classic. (AP)
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The Ilitch organization envisions its new hockey arena as a springboard for five new neighborhoods to rise up around the venue, transforming the landscape between downtown and Midtown into a thriving urban community.
Christopher Ilitch, president and CEO of Ilitch Holdings, said the organization would serve as a type of master developer for new neighborhoods, leading the planning process in cooperation with city officials.
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■ The vision: Energetic, creative, cutting-edge community that could provide the 35-and-under set with a genuine urban experience. �This is where the frontier people might want to go,� Ilitch said. �The thing that folks love about Detroit is it�s real, it�s authentic, and it�s even a little bit gritty in spots.�
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■ The vision: A new park planned near the corner of Columbia Street and Cass Avenue is supposed to exemplify the contemporary, open feel of this neighborhood as a gathering place. Ilitch predicted demand for residential housing here will boom in the next five years or so.
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Hello out there whiskey freaks, my fellow Seven Grand Whisky hooligans and I have just returned from Japan where we visited the Suntory distilleries of Hakushu, Yamazaki, countless whisky bars, Ramen joints, and any other trouble we could muster up. But this piece is about whisky, Japanese Whisky to be specific, so we will forgo the delicious Ramen and other mischievous activities to hone in on our true passion. We went to Japan, in typical cocky bartender fashion, thinking we knew a great deal about Japanese Whiskey, we had all done our homework – read all the books, checked out all the relevant blogs and tasted anything we could get our hands on and yet we still found our selves at a loss for words at the depth and complexity that is Japanese Single Malt Whiskey. Bottom line we didn't know shit about Japanese Whiskey and continued to be reminded of this point time and again as we tasted our way through the malts of the distilleries currently producing and most of the closed distilleries as well.
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A Super Bowl of sorts took place in Wellsville Feb. 4 when 10 area potters threw 245 soup bowls in just 20 minutes for the third area Empty Bowls Project to help the needy.
As the wheels started to turn cheerleaders urged the potters on from the sidelines. With clay flying from 10 different wheels and runners carrying wet clay bowls to the shelves, it soon became evident that the real contest was between veteran ceramicist Dick Lang of Alfred and newcomer to the area Amy Bennett, who is the administrator of the ceramic department at the Wellsville Creative Arts Center, where the event took place.
Hallie Reed, one of the project organizers, was bubbling over with merth and jokes about the size and number of the clay balls each artist had stockpiled prior to the official start of the Empty Bowl Throwing Frenzy.
"This is such a good event and so much fun for the potters and helps so many people that we couldn't see letting it go away," she said.
Reed and clay mistress Marsha VanVlack revived the project, which first took place in 2008 and 2009 when the Wellsville Lioness hosted the Empty Bowl Project, brought to them by member Maxine Simons.
The Empty Bowls Project is a national, grassroots effort to raise money and awareness in an effort to end hunger and food insecurity. Each group which participates in the Empty Bowls Project works with its community to create its own event with the help of local potters. They make soup bowls for the project and local restaurants contribute soup.
Prior to the competition between herself and Lang, Bennett said she had participated in the Empty Bowl Project in her native Little Rock, Ark. which has hosted the event for more than 10 years.
"I think this is going to be a hoot," she said.
But there wasn't much hooting from the potters as the wheels turned and the pressure mounted. Some bowls came out square or oblong while others collapsed to oo's and ah's as they came off the wheels.
Reed said most of the bowls will be saved and will go on to be fired and glazed. In total they expect to have more than 400 bowls with students in Alfred and in high schools in Wellsville and Fillmore adding to the total.
Each bowl uses approximately 1.5 pounds of clay that most of the potters rolled into balls before the event.
VanVlack threw off the hump, pulling up bowls from a 25 pound mound of clay and cutting them loose in a mass production style of working.
When Reed blew the whistle ending the event, Lang had thrown a total of 47 bowls to Bennett's 44.
Peter Midgley came in third with 30 bowls followed by Pam Delyannis with 25, Van Vlack with 22, Terri Ross with 21, Linda Ross with 17, Elaine Hardman with 16, and interns Sarah Heitmeyer with 13 and Gabrielle Kan with 10.
Page 2 of 2 - According to Reed, the Empty Bowls event is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 30 at the First Congregational Church in Wellsville.where the bowls can be picked out and filled with soup for $15. However prior to that there will be a VIP Event March 29th for the artists and those who have pre-purchased Empty Bowls ticket's for $20 which will also include a silent auction.
The funds raised from the event will benefit the Community Kitchen at the First Congregational Church, Wellspring Ministries and the Senior Nutrition Program in Fillmore.
For more information on the project or to purchase tickets, contact Reed at (585) 610-0565 or any member of the Lioness Club.
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Sgt. Sean Whitcom said the department's Office of Professional Accountability is looking into whether any employees knew about the video and attempted to suppress it by pressuring media sources.
"On May 19th the Office of Professional Accountability was made aware of information published by a local media outlet earlier in the day alleging that unidentified Seattle Police Department members tried to exert influence over another media outlet, specifically discouraging that media outlet from disseminating the April 17th video," the statement said.
On Wednesday, the Stranger published allegations made by a current Q13 employee, who claimed the station had chosen not to air the stomping video at the request of police sources.
"The police officers who work closely with the Q13 staff specifically asked their contacts in Q13 management not to air or share the footage in any way. Management complied and refused to do anything with the footage," the employee reportedly told the weekly publication.
The freelance photographer who captured the stomping video has told media outlets he took his video to KIRO 7 after Q13 allegedly refused to air it.
Last week, Q13 issued a statement denying allegations that the station intentionally suppressed the stomping video in an attempt to protect the officers involved.
"The video is very disturbing. The actions of the officers and the language used by one of them, understandably, elicits an emotional reaction from everyone who sees it. As a result, we felt it was important to learn as much as possible about the circumstances surrounding the incident captured on the video before we aired it. Not doing so would have been reckless and done a disservice to the community and to the police department," the station said.
Q13 added its relationship with the Seattle Police Department through its airing of the "Washington's Most Wanted" segment had no effect on its decision to delay the airing of the video.
"We understand those concerns, but think they are misguided," the statement said. "This was simply a case of taking too long to do the job you expect of us, nothing more."
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Location: 2620 Cates Avenue
Named in honor of: Percy Walter Price
Square Footage: 21,525
Year Built: 1972
Percy Walter (Daddy) Price, who is the father of today's musical organizations on campus. Price began his career as an organizer and director of music in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. There, working in a textile mill, he balanced his time between employee training for the company and leading its various music clubs. (new paragraph) In the fall of 1918, NC State hired Price as an instructor in textiles and director of music. Price's extracurricular work with the ROTC band grew, until he had organized a concert band, orchestra and glee club. In 1923, he was appointed full-time director of music. Price's glee club would play for military units, football games and the "State Fair Special" train that toured the state each year before the fair.
The first Pullen Hall had been the original music building; however, it was burned down by a fire caused by a student arsonist. The new Price Music Center contains three large rehearsal halls, each a building within a building, surrounded by three feet of space, and self-sealing doors
Quick Facts
Location: 2610 Cates Avenue
Named in honor of: Dr. Banks Talley Jr.
Square Footage: 283,000
Year Built: Original Building 1972, Renovated in 1994, Renovated and Expanded in 2013.
Originally named the University Student Center when it opened, the student center was the new home for student life replacing the original Erdahl-Cloyd Union (the current Erdahl-Cloyd Wing of the D.H. Hill Library and the Atrium). Talley Student Union is named for the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Emeritus, Dr. Banks C. Talley, Jr. Construction of the building was initially completed in April, 1972 with the addition of the three-story Gallery of Art and Design (now the Gregg Museum of Art & Design) finished in August, 1991.
Talley Student Union is currently in the midst of a $120 million renovation and expansion, set to open Phase I in late 2013 and Phase II in late 2014.
Quick Facts
Location: 2241 Dunn Avenue
Named in honor of: Frank Martin Thompson
Square Footage: 57,020
Year Built: Original Building 1925, Renovated in 1963 and 2009.
In 1963 after renovations, the Thompson Gymnasium emerged as the Thompson Theater. Originally, the gymnasium was intended to establish a routine physical fitness schedule for students, since military drills were no longer required after World War I. Thompson Gymnasium became the first indoor athletic facility complete with two gyms, an indoor swimming pool, and an elevated indoor track. It also became the center for intercollegiate games. However, when Reynolds Coliseum took over the role of basketball facility, it left the classic building, with its urns and other ornamental architecture, open for the dramatic arts.
Quick Facts
Location: 2810 Cates Avenue
Named in honor of: Augustus M. Witherspoon
Square Footage: 37,500
Year Built: Original Building 1990.
Originally named the Student Center Annex, Witherspoon Student Center is named after Augustus M. Witherspoon to honor his dedication of mentoring students while serving as an outstanding researcher, professor, and community leader. Augustus M. Witherspoon was the first African American professor at NC State and the second African American to receive a PhD from NC State.


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Software Engineering, Project Management, and Effectiveness
It's long overdo, but we're kicking off a project for v2 of the patterns & practices Application Architecture Guide. You might be familiar with Tom Hollander's post "Application Architecture for .NET" 2 - The Revenge. Well, now it's time for results.
Solution Architects / Dev Leads / DevelopersOur primary audience is solution architects, developer leads, and developers.
Principles, Patterns, and PracticesI'm a principles, patterns, and practices kind of a guy, so expect the guide to be principle-based, durable, and evolvable.
CodePlex Community Site It's a work in progress and it's early, but you can follow along here:
TopicsHere's some of the areas we're looking at for the guide:
Your FeedbackWhat would you like to see in the guide?
I ran across an interesting post on J.D. Meier's Blog that describes the Patterns & Practices project
A new friend I got, J.D. Meier , is leading a project intended to provide renewed Architecture Guidance
Im Jahr 2002 hat die " Patterns & Pratices " Gruppe einen Design-Guide für verteilte
JD, this all looks good, but following up on Adwait's comment - I'm hoping some guidance around Oslo and the new repository will be in the offing as soon as possible after the PDC. I know doing a real credible and comprehensive job on that front is probably way out on P&P's radar, but it would be good if P&P or the Oslo/Cloud groups could put out some preliminary guidance just so we all have our heads screwed on right coming out of the gate.
Also, I'd love to see a similar guidance package come out of the ALT.NET community - not so much by any particular luminary, but rather some form of consensus document putting some architectural context and scenarios around DDD, TDD, and SOLID.
Its really a great work! Thanks for bringing this out to us.
How about adding a few topics about SOA and Agile model?
@J Healy - I agree that having at least a frame and path would be helpful ... and pave the way for deeper guidance downstream.
@Santhosh - SOA makes sense. We're mostly focused on "structure" vs. "process" but it could make sense to call some key forces and responses, at least in terms of trends.
Do you have an approximate date of when the guide will be published?
@L Spidell - Yes - Jan 15, obviously subject to change. We'll ship modules incrementally though on CodePlex so you'll get to follow along. So far, we've been shipping on Wednesdays.
I am really looking forward to reading this once it comes out. I've got a software architecture blog and can't wait to incorporate some new ideas into it. I got a chance to write an article for the Patterns & Practices group at Microsoft and it was a great experience.
As part of our patterns & practices App Arch Guide 2.0 project , we'll be creating step-by-step How
For a long time the application architecture guidance from the patterns & practices team remained
Today we posted our Arch Frame to CodePlex.  Wednesdays are ship days (I don't ship on Fridays.)
As part of our patterns & practices Application Architecture Guide 2.0 project , we've been hunting
As part of our patterns & practices App Arch Guide 2.0 project , we've put together an arch frame.
As part of the App Arch Guidance project , we've created an organizing frame to help think about application


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Pioneer BDP-140, the Budget 3D, SACD and DLNA Blu-Ray Player
Category: Home Entertainment - Tags: 3d, 3D Blu-ray, Blu-ray, Divx, Divx Hd, DivX Plus HD, Dlna, Mkv, Mp3, Pioneer, Sacd, Wma, Wmv
Pioneer announced this morning in Japan the BDP-140, a new budget 3D Blu-Ray player that will be launched at the end of September in Japan at around 20,000 Yen.
The BDP-140 comes with the full support of both Blu-Ray and 3D Blu-Ray disc, SACD, as well as MP3, WMA, WMV, MKV and even DivX Plus HD Files either stored on your network (DLNA 1.5) or on USB thumbdisk.
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American Idol Recap: This Is 40 [Updated]
Thirty-nine talented young singers stand on the precipice of superstardom. And so does one kinda crazy chick who has only one drum stick (musical, not chicken) as well as the potential to turn American Idol bandleader Ray Chew's job into the kind of situation that might pique renewed interest in a revival of Discovery Channel's recently departed Dirty Jobs.
Yes indeed, tonight's final installment of Season 12 Hollywood Week put the women through their final paces, narrowed their numbers to a lean 20, and — if the "we need a girl to win this year, PLEASE!" intro is to be believed — gave us a glimpse at the show's Great Y-Chromosome-Free Hope.
Certainly, the Season 12 women's solo round contained some eyebrow-raising standouts: Melinda Ademi displayed a pop sensibility without the need for an Auto-Tune sponsorship; Kree Harrison proved that the best way to activate viewer tear ducts is by singing from the gut; and the Holy Trinity of Angela Miller, Janelle Arthur and Candice Glover continued to live up to the moderate-to-heavy pimpage to which they've thus far been entitled.
To paraphrase the last-named contestant's solo number, "These! Girls! Are! On! Fiy-yahhhh!" Mmmkay?
We also saw a couple of last-minute singoffs that allowed the judges to cut four final ladies and eight final gents, leaving us with a gender-balanced Top 40 that are now headed to Vegas for the "Sudden Death" rounds in front of a live audience.
For the record, Fox has released the names of all 40 contestants advancing to Vegas, as follows:
Melinda Ademi
Janelle Arthur
Juliana Chahayed
Cristabel Clack
Aubrey Cleland
Candice Glover
Rachel Hale
Kree Harrison
Jett Hermano
Amber Holcomb
Brandy Hotard
Zoanette Johnson
Adriana Latonio
Angela Miller
Kamaria Ousley
Breanna Steer
Tenna Torres
Shubha Vedula
Jenny Beth Willis
Lazaro Arbos
Charlie Askew
Nick Boddington
Curtis Finch Jr.
Kevin Harris
Josh Holiday
Paul Jolley
Johnny Keyser
Elijah Liu
Vincent Powell
Cortez Shaw
Gurpreet Singh Sarin
Jimmy Smith
Bryant Tadeo
Burnell Taylor
Mathenee Treco
Devin Velez
Chris Watson
David Willis
So let's do a quick rundown on what we saw over the course of the one-hour telecast. Since I just finished a Glee recap and don't want to wind up face-down on my keyboard, drooling with sleep, I'm gonna keep my descriptions to a Twitter-esque 140 characters (or dang close to it).
Angela Miller, "You Set Me Free" | Have to respect a gal who can write a powerful piano-driven (worship) ballad. Could our new judges make Idol history and regularly praise a female contestant for her "artistry"?
Candice Glover, "Girl on Fire" | Took some lovely liberties with the melody, and I think I may have detected Keith Urban on the brink of throwing a Gospel hand. Amen, brother!
Janelle Arthur, "I Told You So" | For the first time this season, I thought I heard a few nerves creep in to Janelle's vocal, but by the time she hit the final third of the number, she'd utilized that angst to vividly paint the song's woman-done-wrong picture.
Zoanette Johnson, "Ba Da Ba Da Dah" | Q: Was this drum-playing mess really yelling at the Idol band to keep up with her on a song she was making up on the fly? Also: Is she approaching the competition as a comedy act or an actual singer? Because I'm starting to feel like the split focus is guaranteeing she'll succed at neither. Either way, Mariah was way too generous when she said "people will be looking at this performance for years to come" — unless by "people" she meant "Zoanette" and by "looking at" she meant "repeatedly playing on YouTube during breaks from her inevitable desk job."
Shubha Vedula, "When You Believe" | Oh dear. If this is the kind of maudlin, animated movie soundtrack cut to which Shubha is going to gravitate, then she's going to get suck being Rated H: For Hell to the No!
Juliana Chahayed, "Landslide" | We heard all of, like, nine seconds of Juliana's Fleetwood Mac cover, but her tone was tastier than the Barefoot Contessa's truffled mac and cheese. (Ugh. I think I just wasted two Weight Watchers points on that description.)
Melinda Ademi, "Price Tag" | Not only does she have a spectacular pop voice, but the Season 10 audition-round standout proved that sometimes, a couple extra years of development can result in vastly improved stage presence and lyrical interpretation skills. Bonus points for excellent "hair-ography," too.


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it is now time to replace my car & i have always been a lover of fords having previously owned 10 different models,
i am looking to buy a galaxy on a budget of about £3000 plus p/x on my car (was offered £500 p/x for it the other day!). any tips on which model please?- i have been looking at the 2.3 ghia about 2000 /x-y reg but am tempted by the 1.9 tdi ghia too, any common faults that i should be looking for on either model?, i also like the power offered by the 2.8 ghia but looking at the fuel returns it doesn`t look to good! any help greatly appreciated.
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Address: 272 Church Street, Cowes, Victoria 3922
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Email: email@example.com: anchorbelle.com.au
Anchor Belle Holiday Park in Phillip Island is the ideal holiday destination. Anchor Belle Holiday Park is a family friendly holiday park located centrally in Cowes two kilometres from post office and 100 metres from safe swimming beach. With two playgrounds, (one suitable for pre-school children), an indoor heated pool is open most of the year including all Victorian school holidays (closed mid July to mid September). Free WIFI Located just two kilometres from the main shopping strip and restaurants and minutes away from all Island attractions. Anchor Belle can provide you with the perfect mix of relaxation and Island adventure.Anchor Belle offers luxury Town House units with three bedrooms, two queen beds and two singles in the third bedroom, linen, towels supplied. Up stairs contains kitchen, lounge, dining, balcony, flat screen television, DVD player. Private outdoor courtyard, barbecue, outdoor setting and lock up garage. Two bedroom Deluxe Cabins include bedding (Queen bed), second bedroom two sets bunks, doonas and pillows supplied (Please bring your own sheets, pillow cases and towels or linen can be hired) lounge and dining area, two couches, air conditioning, television and DVD player. Grassed powered sites, lounge with fireplace, barbecue's, large enclosed campers kitchen and barbecue area and games room. Only 100 metres from the beach and 200 metres from the boat ramp. Anchor Belle Holiday Park provides a higher level of comfort and facilities than most motels by providing kitchens and lounge's in a self-catering environment. Cowes has been a holiday getaway destination for families for many years. Phillip Island boasts Australia's largest fur seal colony, Fairy Penguin Parade at dusk, short-tailed shearwaters, walking tracks and trails, spectacular coastal scenery, natural attractions, surf beaches, boating, fishing, golf, and service clubs Phillip Island also hosts international events such as the Motor Cycle Grand Prix.
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|Uptake of fatty acids by Mycoplasma capricolum.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 2834319 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|The energy requirements for fatty acid uptake by Mycoplasma capricolum were studied. Fatty acid transport and esterification to phospholipid appeared to be tightly coupled, since there was little intracellular accumulation of free fatty acid. Uptake was blocked by iodoacetate, n-ethylmaleimide, and p-chloromercuribenzoate. Glucose, glycerol, and potassium ions were necessary for fatty acid uptake by whole cells. A reduction in uptake was observed in cells treated with valinomycin or dicyclohexylcarbodiimide. The effect of temperature on the rate of oleate uptake showed a discontinuity at 24 degrees C. Above 24 degrees C an energy of activation of 4.6 kcal (ca. 19.2 kJ)/mol was obtained. The data suggest that uptake of fatty acid by M. capricolum is an energy-linked, protein-mediated process. A membrane-bound enzyme activity that catalyzed the synthesis of fatty acyl-hydroxamate was demonstrated. This activity was virtually independent or only marginally dependent on coenzyme A, depending on the assay system, but was stimulated approximately twofold by ATP.
|J Dahl
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Publication Detail:
|Type: Journal Article; Research Support, U.S. Gov't, Non-P.H.S.; Research Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.
Journal Detail:
|Title: Journal of bacteriology Volume: 170 ISSN: 0021-9193 ISO Abbreviation: J. Bacteriol. Publication Date: 1988 May
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 1988-06-09 Completed Date: 1988-06-09 Revised Date: 2009-11-18
Medline Journal Info:
|Nlm Unique ID: 2985120R Medline TA: J Bacteriol Country: UNITED STATES
Other Details:
|Languages: eng Pagination: 2022-6 Citation Subset: IM
|Department of Chemistry, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138.
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|MeSH Terms
Biological Transport
Dicyclohexylcarbodiimide / pharmacology
Fatty Acids / metabolism*
Glucose / metabolism
Glycerol / metabolism
Hydrogen-Ion Concentration
Mycoplasma / drug effects, enzymology, metabolism*
Nucleotidyltransferases / metabolism
Phosphatidylglycerols / biosynthesis
Phospholipids / biosynthesis
Phosphotransferases / metabolism
Potassium / pharmacology
Sulfhydryl Reagents / pharmacology
Transferases (Other Substituted Phosphate Groups)*
Valinomycin / pharmacology
Reg. No./Substance:
|0/Esters; 0/Fatty Acids; 0/Phosphatidylglycerols; 0/Phospholipids; 0/Sulfhydryl Reagents; 2001-95-8/Valinomycin; 50-99-7/Glucose; 538-75-0/Dicyclohexylcarbodiimide; 56-81-5/Glycerol; 7440-09-7/Potassium; EC 2.7.-/Phosphotransferases; EC 2.7.7.-/Nucleotidyltransferases; EC 22.214.171.124/phosphatidate cytidylyltransferase; EC 2.7.8.-/Transferases (Other Substituted Phosphate Groups); EC 126.96.36.199/CDP-diacylglycerol-glycerol-3-phosphate 3-phosphatidyltransferase
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