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|EC184.108.40.206, Tp103, DPP 4(dipeptidylpeptidase IV ectoenzyme), ADP (adenosine deaminase-binding protein)
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Type 2 glycoprotein
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Epithelial Cell
NK Cell
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|CD26 is expressed on mature thymocytes, activated T and B cells, NK cells, macrophages and monocytes. It is also expressed on renal proximal tubular epithelial cells, small intestinal epithelium, kidney, bile duct, biliary canaliculae, splenic sinus lining cells and in the prostate gland. CD26 is expressed primarily on mature thymocytes in the medulla. Expression is weak on mature T cells and is restricted to memory T cells. CD26 is upregulated on activated memory T cells.
|MOLECULAR FAMILY NAME FOR CD26: Belongs to the poly-oligopeptidase family.
CD26 is a single-pass type-2 homodimeric 766 aa glycoprotein. It contains an extracellular domain which contains 3 regions, a membrane-proximal glycosylated region starting with a 20 aa flexible stalk region with 9 N-glycosylation sites, a cysteine-rich region and a 260 aa C-terminal region contain dipeptidyl peptidase IV activity, a 22 aa hydrophobic transmembrane domain and a 6 aa cytoplasmic domain. The C-terminal region contains the putative catalytic site, consisting of Ser630 (Gly-Trp-Ser-Tyr-Gly motif with 628 aa-632 aa), Asp708 and His740, in the reverse order of the serine protease family. These form the catalytic triad located in the α/β hydrolase fold in the C-terminus. The remaining N-terminal amino acids form an eight-bladed βB propeller. The hydrolase and propeller domains are required for dimerization. CD26 is expressed as a noncovalently linked homodimer in the membrane or is released as a truncated soluble form. CD26 is associated with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease progression, which is a feature of many other T cell molecules. There is some correlation between CD26 expression and HIV entry, replication and cytopathicity. In addition, CD26 is downregulated as the disease progresses. However, CD26 is clearly not a coreceptor for HIV, as was originally reported. Dipeptidyl peptidase IV EC 184.108.40.206 activity has been measured in serum, but this does not appear to be the result of CD26 cleavage from the cell surface. Instead, a novel 175 kDa T cell antigen DPPT-L, related to CD26, is thought to be responsible.
CD26 has no alternate splicing, all 26 exons are translated. CD26 has 9 potential glycosylation sites and different glycosylated forms which are detected by immunoprecipitation with different CD26 mAbs.
CD26 has 9 potential glycosylation sites and different glycosylated forms which are detected by immunoprecipitation with different CD26 mAbs.
|CD26 binds fibroblast activation protein (FAP) and the Tat protein of HIV. CD26 associates non-covalently with adenosine deaminase (ADA), the deficiency of which results in severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) in humans. This interaction is mediated by the extracellular region of CD26 and is not dependent on catalytic activity. CD26 co-immunoprecipitates and co-modulates with CD45 on T cells. A ligand for CD26 is the extracellular matrix protein collagen. This interaction does not require CD26 catalytic activity and mAb blocking studies indicate that the binding site is within residues 236-491.
|CD26 is reported to be a regulatory of growth and differentiation and also as a differentiation antigen for endometrial surface and glandular epithelium. CD26 also functions as a co-stimulatory molecule in T cell activation. CD26 is proposed to perform 3 distinct functions, as a membrane bound protease, a T cell co-stimulatory molecule and a cell adhesion molecule. CD26 has a unique specificity amongst cell surface serine proteases. Dipeptides are cleaved from the N-terminus of polypeptides if proline is at the penultimate position. This enzymatic activity is responsible for the intestinal digestion and renal transport of proline-containing polypeptides. Indeed, the Fischer 344 rat strain lacks functional CD26, resulting in impaired renal absorption of proline-containing peptides. CD26 also functions as a T cell co-stimulatory molecule. Expression of the TCR complex is required for CD26 signaling, in which the TCR z chain is necessary but not sufficient. The mechanism for CD26 signaling is not known, but may be related to the association of CD26 with CD45 and ADA. Independent of its enzymatic activity, CD26 plays a role in lymphocyte proliferation probably via binding of ADA and possibly via its association with CD45. In particular, ADA binding to CD26 on T cells is proposed to reduce the local concentration of adenosine, a nucleoside which inhibits T cell proliferation. The cell adhesion role of CD26, in binding to the extracellular matrix via collagen, does not depend on catalytic activity and it is not clear whether this activity is required for CD26 signaling. CD26 can bind fibroblast activation protein but the effects of this interaction have yet to be elucidated.
Exopeptidase cleaves off the N-terminal X-proline or X-alanine dipeptides from polypeptides, a dipeptidyl peptidase IV activity. Independent of its enzmatic activity, CD26 plays a role in lymphocyte proliferation probably via binding of adenosine deaminase (APA) and possibly via its association with CD45.
CD26 is an associated marker of autoimmune diseases, adenosine deaminase-deficiency and HIV pathogenesis. Immunosuppression during HIV infection may be mediated by inactivation of CD26 by the binding of the HIV protein Tat to the adenosine deaminase (ADA) binding site. CD26 binds collagen in the extracellular matrix with possible role in tissue restructing in tumors and liver disease. Human studies support a role for CD26 as a potential therapeutic agent in control of type-2 diabetes. Knockout mice demonstrate a role for CD26 in regulating blood glucose levels probably by inactivating incretins such as glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) which are responsible for about 50% of nutrient-induced insulin secretion and have other roles in glucose homeostasis.
Oligopeptides containing proline or alanine are at the penultimate position. No natural substrates are identified yet.
ENZYMES WHICH MODIFY CD26: No information.
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- ctgarcialeon Nov 3, 2006 07:01 PM
Believe it or not I just discovered this dish very recently. Now I'm search for the Best Black Cod in the city. Any suggestions?
There is no such thing as Black Cod, pal. Sorry, but Nobu made up the name to sell his dish at a high price range. That's right, Black Cod is none other that common Sable. The same Sable that has been bought for decades in NYC for a few dollars per pound. Nobu re-named it and glazed it with a Miso paste (also dirt cheap) and then threw a high price on it. Nobu does have the best, but they are ripping you off big time.
Then again you got to hand it to the guy, a great money maker, that is delicious and sees a monster profit margin.
re: ChuToro
Black Cod and Sablefish are the same thing. Black Cod is the Canadian term. He uses that term, as many Japanese places do, probably because it's closer to the literal Japanese translation which has the Japanese word for "cod" in it. In Japanese the dish is called 銀ダラ西京焼き (Gin Dara Saikyou Yaki)."Gin Dara" actually means "silver cod". "Saikyou" is a type of miso. It's not "dirt cheap" and can be of very good quality....I have no idea about Nobu, his choice of ingredients, or prices. But the dish is not unusual in Japan...As to Sablefish and it's reputation, you should keep in mind that there was a time when o-toro and your namesake, chu-toro, were not considered delicacies in the Japanese sushi vernacular. The appreciation of the fattier cuts is really quite a recent thing.
re: Silverjay
If by "recent" you mean the 1950's, then you would be correct. It became a delicacy in Japan as a result of a marketing campaign by the Japanese goverment to help with shortages of Tuna, believed to be caused by weapons-testing in the Pacific.
As I said, "Black Cod" is a name invented by Nobu and now used by thousands of sushi restaurants and sea food restaurants world wide. You could call Sable anything you like, and obviously it would still be Sable.
Miso paste used for "Glazed Black Cod" goes for around $22.00 per 10 lbs. in NYC, enough for well over a hundred servings. The dish goes for just over $20 at Nobu (downtown). I'd say that is DIRT CHEAP, but obviously its just my opinion.
re: ChuToro
Black Cod is the Canadian term for sablefish, it wasn't invented by Nobu. It sounds closer to the Japanese name of the fish and to your point, probably is better than "sablefish miso yaki". Black cod and many other fish, glazed, marinated, or cooked in miso are very common in Japan. At a restaurant in Tokyo, it's usually about $12-18 . But I'm with you, $20 is expensive. Then again, people here are willing to pay a premium even on sushi with mayonnaise jammed in it, so go figure....To the original point of the thread, I would guess that many other Japanese restaurants serve this dish. Nobu probably just introduced it.
re: Silverjay
You certainly may be right Silverjay. My info on the thread is from from an interview with Chef Nobu Matsuhisa. He claims he came up with the name: Black Cod, because it sounded exotic and sexy, whereas Sable, mostly here in NYC is a fish most associated with Jewish brunch, and not particularly sexy. Perhaps he's in error and he did not invent the name or the dish, either way, he certainly popularized it.
re: ChuToro
Further to Silverjay point, in french black cod is called 'Morue charbonnière' or if you prefer coal cod. I believe the french ancestry in Quebec influenced the name black cod.
Nobu is not that good anyway and mostly an american chef celebrity. This cooking is quite common in Japan, and that I can attest prior to Nobu celebrity.
re: ChuToro
Black Cod or Sablefish, they're both delicious. However a few dollars per pound is not at all realisitic for Sable, try upwards of $22/lb.
Order the Black Cod from Chance on Smith Street in Brooklyn. Ive had the one at Nobu also and I was reminded of it after eating the one at Chance. It is excellent.
Sablefish is cured and smoked Black Cod which is it's proper market name. Black Cod sells for upwards of $17 a pound fresh but is mostly only seen frozen. It's is also been referred to as Butterfish on the west coast.
I'd bet big money that the name black cod precedes Nobu.
Also, I always thought butterfish was pompano.
When I was a kid sable was the budget smoked fish; now I think it's as expensive (or almost) as sturgeon, which was the luxury item.
maybe that's the next movement in food art, Chefs that create their own fish. I'll start work tomorrow on my signature gamebird. I wonder what I'll name it...
Sorry no one decided to answer your question. I had great miso black cod at en Japanese Brasserie.
re: jziolkowski
I have had Asia de Cuba's and thought it was very good. I have a recipe that tastes similar . . . Basically combine 1/3 cup each of soy, sake and mirin, 2 tablespoons brown sugar and 2 tablespoons red miso. Mix well and pour over your fish. Marinate in the fridge for 30 mins to 2 hours. Broil 4-5 mins per side and serve with fres There you have it!
If you're in a DIY mood I often order the Alaskan Black Cod from Fresh Direct @ $18 ish per pound. Tis the season in winter. One very quick and simple preparation involves the following: Combine 4 tablespoons each of high quality balsamic vinegar and olive oil with two cloves of minced garlic. Add a pinch of salt and pepper. Mix thoroughly and pour over fish filets. Marninate 30 minutes to 2 hours in fridge. Bake at 450 for 10 minutes. I find that 12 oz of this rich, flavorful preparation generously serves 2, which brings you in well under what Nobu is charging for a single serving these days.
re: Nikitenka
One recipe l have been using for decades is called black cod sake kasu. The sake kasu is the schmutz left at the bottom the tank when making sake and is miso like but even more interesting IMHO. Got mine at Katagiri, and a pound container can last a lifetime. Smear some on the fish, marinate a bit, put under broiler till cooked, then remove extra schmutz as salty and belly up.
you can buy the fish and miso sauce from fish mkt in Chelsea Mkt.
I like Nobu. Sushi Seki makes a good one too.
I second the En Brasserie on Hudson vote. Most delicious. They also have it deep fried. It melts in your mouth it is so good.
re: blrozner
Correction: It was not Haiku, although I had excellent sushi there , I had the Black Cod dish at Ginban, also on Mamaroneck Ave., Mamaroneck, NY.
BLT Fish on West 17th between 5th and 6th (upstairs only) has the best black cod I've ever tasted. Laurent Tourondel's recipe is very simple and is one of his signature dishes. He marinates the black cod fillets overnight in acacia honey, low-sodium soy sauce, grapesed oil, and white wine vinegar. He roasts the fillets and reduces the marinade to make a sauce. Really delicious!
re: Tom Steele
the caramelized wild sablefish with mustard green relish and salmon roe at Shang is superb.
hi everybody. Glad to hear some buzz about black cod. I am a black cod fisherman in Alaska, and I can report that Sablefish is the official name, which appears on our permits and such, and black cod is what people in Alaska and B.C. have commonly called it for decades. It's not exactly "common", either, having one of the most consistently high dock prices of any species of seafood caught up here. The Japanese buy all they can get, since they fished it entirely out of existence on their side of the Pacific many years ago. Now the domestic market is stronger than ever, and the Chinese are starting to compete for it. even with our freezer full of King Salmon and Halibut, it is still my family's favorite food. When we do any kind of miso/ginger/garlic/lime type marinade we then barbeque it until it looks inedible, then it's extremely edible. Nearly impossible to overcook. Stocks are very healthy besides. Enjoy
re: fergusfiddle
Hi fergusfidle,im a fisherman also in alaska and baja mexico for black cod...
I will really appreciate you get in contact with me to share some information about black cod.
We also cook black cod here in mexico at a la Veracuzana stile its fantastic.
re: gnocchicroissant
First time I had the black cod at Nobu, I thought I died and went to heaven.
re: nooyawka
I have to disagree with you there (disclaimer, I had the black cod in Nobu Melbourne). The fish is the star. Fail to see what Nobu is doing any different that any good place or that I can DIY. Nobu is overrated in my book. Go to Japan and try same price restaurant (if you can afford go all in) and the experience will be life changing (almost mystical).
re: steakrules85
That was the one dish that didn't impress me when I went to Scarpetta with a friend of mine. The fish was a bit fishy and the dish was otherwise just not that tasty. Most of the rest of our meal - both his and mine - was great, and I do recommend the restaurant based on our meal.
re: Jenny34
Try Zenkichi in Williamsburg. Amazing Black Cod. My husband said it was better than Nobu.


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Kindly provide the details of required documents list to be register in EPF. Company had only 2 employees. It is pvt ltd company.
manasi.c.shah - Member Since: Jul 2009
Dear Muthu,
As per PF Act, any organization with more than 20 employees are eligible to register under EPF Scheme.
Since you have only 2 employees currently, you need to wait for the employee strength to exceed 20.
However, let me know if you need EPF number for getting contract or made compulsory to fill tender or so.
In that case, would advise you accordingly.
Dear Muthu ji,
While endorsing to Manasi ji, I would add as under:
The Act is applicable to every factory in any industry specified in schedule I & every other establishment specified by Central Govt. and employing 20 or more persons.
While computing employees to 20 numbers, you should consider even employee engaged indirectly, i.e. thr' contractor. Directors on salary should also be counted. Directors getting remuneration shall be excluded. Partners shall be excluded.
Any factory or establishment can be covered under the Act voluntarily if employer and majority employees agrees to it under section 1(4).
Dear cite hr members,
I am working in a manufacturing organization on MAY 5 new employee's joined our organization and i registered them in PF but after 9 months also they are not able to access there e- passbook or know there balance.
When they enter there PF number in the provided column and know there balance then error appears no record found.
Kindly guide what step should i take against this situation.
Thank you in advance.
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gainknowledge555 - Member Since: May 2012
Dear Y123-56,
The local PF office takes time to update the PF details,ask the employees to wait for some more time then they will be able access the e-passbook. Even i too faced the same problem initially later on my e-passbook was updated by PF authorities. I would suggest you to ask your employees to check the balance at a later stage. Show them their contributions details present in your records in order to build trust.
Dear Muthu ji,
Your main query, what are the documents required for registration with PF?
Following documents you need to submit to EPFO along with an application for allotment of PF code number in prescribed format:
(i) A form for Allotment of EPFO Business Number duly filled in.
(ii) A copy of IT PAN Card.
(iii) A copy of Shops & Estb. Registration Certificate
(iv) A copy of Registration Certificates under Service Tax, VAT, CST, a
(v) A copy of work orders (minimum 2 if you are contractor)
(vi) Premises papers
(vii) Balance sheet and P/L statement form 1st year onwards
(viii) Month wise employment strength from the date of set up
(ix) Details of employees as on date
(x) A copy of Muster Roll and Salary Sheet for last month
(xi) A copy of PF working &
(xii) any other papers as directed by EPFO
Dear suresh ji, Thank you. For your reply. i was really worried.
myhrsoft - Member Since: Oct 2012
Dear Memeber
As per PF Act, organization with atleast 20 employees are eligible to register under EPF Scheme.
Since you have only 2 employees currently, i would suggest you to wait for the employee strength to exceed 20.
However, let me know if you need EPF number for getting contract or made compulsory to fill tender or so.
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mk_kandoriya - Member Since: Mar 2013
Respected all,
i am a central PSU (BSNL) Employee and opted the EPF scheme with more pension (8.33%)than epf(3.6%) contribution but my regional(rajkot) epf office strait away reject the above said scheme. can any body explain about this pension scheme in detail ?
firstname.lastname@example.com - Member Since: Dec 2012
Form 9 has to be submitted for that two employees and Form 5 & 10 for every new joined employee.
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Morning. It's game week. Are you ready?
If you read the Times Free Press this weekend, you are for sure. We had our normal footballapalooza that is the sports section combined with 72 pages of high school preview on Friday and 40 more of college previews in Sunday's TFP.
And remember to following along for live updates on Twitter from high school football games — and all high school sporting events for that matter — at #bestofpreps.
From the "Talks too much" studios, it's here. It's all happening.
Who won the weekend?
We start Mondays here and on Press Row on ESPN 105.1 FM with a simple premise: Who won/lost the weekend?
It's a staple and you know what they say about staples? If you land a staple, staple it to the land. Or something like that.
Who won the weekend? There are several potential answers.
Hunter Mahan waves to fans as he finishes on the 18th hole during the final round of play at The Barclays golf tournament Sunday, Aug. 24, 2014, in Paramus, N.J. Mahan won the tournament. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)
Hunter Mahan won $1.44 million playing golf, broke a trophy, secured a top-five spot in the season-ending Championship and coined the wisdom of Socrates in, "There's never a bad time to play good golf."
Joey Logano won for the third time and will be a player in the NASCAR playoffs.
How about Peyton Manning, who got a 15-yard penalty an tons of locker room creed for giving Houston safety D.J. Swearinger after Swearinger concussed Wes Welker? Two side items: Concussed is a great verb; and how about the pronunciation swing of Swearinger, which is said as Swear-in-ger, but could also be Swea-RINGER.
As for weekend losers, well, it starts with the St. Louis Rams, a team that was poised to be better in the toughest division in football before losing starting quarterback Sam Bradford for the season with an ACL tear. Bradford also lost a lot considering he was theoretically entering a contract year. He has much to prove to live up to his monster rookie deal — which is set to be worth $16 million next year, but the Rams will almost certainly waive him. That means he'll likely be a free agent coming off his second serious knee injury and will be likely to get a short-term deal for back-up money this offseason.
Ouch-standing indeed.
Atlanta Braves' Justin Upton hits a two-run home run off Cincinnati Reds relief pitcher Manny Parra in the 12th inning of a baseball game on Aug. 22, 2014, in Cincinnati. Atlanta won 3-1 in 12 inninngs.
Headed home
The Braves have played 131 games (68-63) and have 31 left. It's a long season and we have trusted it, but now we are doubting the finish.
Losers of two straight over the weekend, the Braves are eight back of the white-hot Washington Nationals in the NL East standings. (Side note: The Nationals are mashing right now and got 18 flippin' hits in a 14-6 win over the Giants on Sunday. Yes, 18, and every starter but Anthony Rendon had at least two hits and Rendon walked twice.)
How hot are the Nationals? The Braves are 7-3 in their last 10 games and have lost two games in the standings. Ouch-standing.
So that leaves the Braves in a four-team dance for two wildcard spots. Here's the standings:
St. Louis (70-59)
San Francisco (68-61)
Atlanta (68-63) is a game back of the Giants
Pittsburgh (67-63) is 1.5 games back of the Giants
Tennessee quarterback Justin Worley (14) is Tennesse's starting quarterback.
College football game week
Last week we scanned.
This week, we'll probe.
Here are three questions and answers for the Tennessee Vols (coming tomorrow, quick questions for all of the SEC):
Is Justin Worley ready for prime time? We believe so, and we believe that the biggest game for the Vols in general and Worley in particular is the season-opener against Utah State. If Worley can grab the job on Sunday night and convince his coaches, his teammates, Johnny Vols Fans everywhere and most importantly himself that he is QB1, then the season has more potential promise than most would expect.
Will the new offensive line be ready for prime time? We're not sure about ready for SEC prime time, but here's saying the O-Line will be better than expected considering that all five starters are new.
Will the new defensive line be ready for prime time? Here's the biggest problem on the UT team and it comes at a position that demands a certain level of talent in the SEC. The Vols defensively will have troubles all season stopping people because the front will have difficulty controlling the line of scrimmage, which means the Vols will have to bring reinforcements up to stop the run or to get pressure on the quarterback. And that's hardly a recipe for success.
That said, our man David Paschall's Q&A with Phil Fulmer has the former UT coach saying the current UT coach can get to six or seven wins this year.
Thanks coach.
This and that
— The Kevin Love deal is complete. And with it the Cavs are the favorite in the East. Strange but true. Stranger but almost as true — the Heat may be the second-best team in a weakened East. Go figure.
— The Emmys are tonight. We only watch a few select shows that would be considered, but we'll check it out.
— The NFL's two most discussed rookies — Johnny Finger and Michael Sam — met in actual football ways over the weekend. Sam sacked Manziel — and even did his money-finger-thing — and some how social media did not collapse.
— We did the Ice Bucket Challenge this weekend and as one of our challenges we called for someone — anyone — to pour a glass of ice water on Lou Gehrig's grave. He'd like that.
Today's question
Feel free to offer your view on who won or lost the weekend.
Also, feel free to answer any of the UT questions above or even poise some questions for your team — we are planning on UT today, Alabama and the SEC on Tuesday, Georgia on Wednesday, UTC on Thursday and figure the mailbag could be reserved for all others on Friday.
As for today's question, well, you know that we routinely scan the wire to see which celebrities celebrate birthdays in the 5-at-10. Today's collection is crazy. Check this out for the stars born on Aug. 25:
Rollie Fingers, 68; (Potential Rushmore of mustaches...)
Monty Hall, 93; (Potential Rushmore of game show hosts)
George Wallace would have been 95;
Justin Upton, 27
Regis Philbin, 83 (and yes we will be giving away LIfe Expo tickets on Press Row this week and next); (Potential Rushmore of celebrities that have appeared at TFP events)
Claudia Schiffer, 44;
Elvis Costello, 60: (Rushmore of Elvises)
Sean Connery, 84; (Several Rushmores here...)
Gene Simmons, 65; (And here)
Blake Lively, 27;
Billy Ray Cyrus, 53.
So if you were born today and are not famous, well, there you go.
Let's honor Billy Ray Cyrus with a Rushmore of mullets. Go.
Jay was named the Sports Editor of the Times Free Press in 2003 and started with the newspaper in May 2002 as the Deputy Sports Editor. He was born and raised in Smyrna, Ga., and graduated from Auburn University before starting his newspaper career in 1997 with the Newnan (Ga.) Times Herald. Stops in Clayton and Henry counties in Georgia and two years as the Sports Editor of the Marietta (Ga.) Daily Journal preceded Jay's ...
Congrats on 1,000 columns. Has Al Michaels been around for 1,000 years? Is this his last season, or will he just keep on going?
And congrats for getting soaked with ice water.
Althea Gibson was born 87 years ago. Today's cool Google doodle honors her. Arguably she's a bigger deal than any of the lightweights Jay mentioned. OK, except for Gene Simmons.
What's former Vols' head dude Fulmer up to, talking about six or seven wins? Is that notion helpful to his BO successor?
College basketball doesn't get much ink right about now, so you may have missed the Knoxville celebration when, late last week, Coach Donnie corralled a big guy who got loose from the Memphis zoo.
Dominic Woodson was ninth on the Tigers' roster in both scoring and rebounding, so they'll barely miss him. His move may make both teams better. But he'll probably start for UT, which is a measure of how weak their front court will be this year.
Before nabbing the 6'10" transfer, the Vols had no centers and their roster only listed three forwards, all freshmen, none of which cracked the Rivals Top 150.
Though the first-year UT coach is a former TV evangelist, he is overlooking Woodson's rap sheet in Memphis. He rumbled with a Tiger football player, and choir boy Josh Pastner suspended him once for cursing.
(Yeah, John Calipari swears a bit, too, but he's Catholic and gets a quick absolution.)
Meanwhile, Auburn doesn't care that Bruce Pearl is no choir boy. All he does is win. He just came off double super-secret suspension midnight Saturday, and he's already nabbed two four-star players.
Looks like in the new world order Tennessee will be chasing Auburn in roundball, too.
Query: At which Plainsmen games will Brucie wear his famous orange blazer? Maybe with a navy blue tie?
I'd still give a slight edge to the Bulls (with a healthy Rose) over the Cavs in the East at this point. After that, don't be surprised if the Wizards are the next best team. Either way, the Heat should be a top-5 team in the East.
"Sam sacked Manziel..." Lol.
Did Hargis forget to do a Mocs report this morning? Sorry, just use to seeing it online.
Three Days and Counting.
JMC, he did one...but somebody didn't post it http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2014/aug/25/mocs-have-great-expectations/?DB_OEM_ID=17700&breakingnews
10 Ring, this is also Paris Liberation Day as well as FEC's birthday. Age, a Jack Benny 39.
Nicc job on the High School and College Previews. I must admit last year's High School Preview (I so happen to have one close)with it's purposeful theme as an anchor and a bit larger font is better than the latest version.
Thanks and thanks for the updates.
Yes, Calipari may have uttered a dirty word in his time, but sweet buckets, Bruce Pearl is landing four-star talent like he's Butch Jones for crying out loud.
FE to the C —
Happy B-Day good sir and congrats for a smashing opener for No. 1 and the Eagles.
And thanks for the kind words about the preview sections. They are most definitely a labor of love — long on the labor; short on the love.
Stewwie —
Fair point about the Bulls — especially with how Rose has looked during the recent events.
The Cavs though are going to be tough to check — man the scoring options they have with Irving, Love, Miller, Allen (soon), Marion and the rest. Heck, that's a pretty good team without the best player on the the planet.
Three days and counting indeed.
One mullet on the Rushmore is former South Carolina QB Steve Tannyhill. No doubt.
The Cavs will have some growing pains at first much like the Heat did in their first year with the Big 3 when all those guys try to figure out how to succeed with only one ball to go around. Couple that with them playing for a rookie (albeit an internationally successful) NBA coach and there are some questions there. I think the Bulls will certainly have the edge defensively and with a healthy Rose, they should have enough offense to be the best in the conference. But that's the thing, Rose MUST stay healthy for them to win the East. Otherwise, it's definitely the Cavs' to lose.
Jay - Let's change it up a bit for the mailbag. Let's call it a mailbag challenge. No. Not an ice bucket challenge. I recall your have a degree in English from AU. Can you publish a football haiku in the Friday mailbag? Bonus points for a Rushmore of haiku. Have a great week.


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King's X bassist Dug Pinnick continues his creative roll by joining forces with Scot "Little" Bihlman on drums and guitarist Jabo Bihlman. The genre is blues, and Pinnick lends his soulful vocalizations and subterranean bass to a project he describes as a "low-fi Chicago blues (more…)
Where does time go? In 1996, the liner notes to Being There, Wilco's masterful two-disc paean to American music, included a dedication from ringleader Jeff Tweedy to his wife and their newly born son, Spencer. Fast-forward 18 years and we find Wilco's frontman releasing another double (more…)


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We recently did a redesign of our site and went live December 2010. And from the comments above, I'd say we've experienced similar 'bashing'. I feel your pain.
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Piercy Raleigh Yell was the child of Mary Davis Rogers and Pleasant Miller Yell.
Piercy was born 3-9-1856, died 5-15-1935.
Married Susan Louise Powell 3-1-1877.
Susan was born 2-23-1859 in Hinds Co. Miss. died 5-16-1935.
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The Santa Fe Concert Association commenced its 75th anniversary season in grand style, bringing to the stage of the Lensic Performing Arts Center soprano Susanna Phillips among others.
Phillips, seen in August on public television's Mozart concert, is quickly and rightfully becoming one of the most celebrated singers in the country. A veteran of three Mozart leads at the Santa Fe Opera, she sings two primary roles at the Metropolitan Opera this season.
Conducted by Joseph Illick, she opened the program with the "Four Last Songs" by Strauss. Somber songs about death are not exactly the most festive work to begin a gala opening concert, but from a performance of such radiant beauty there were anything but objections. With long, warm phrasing she gave heartfelt meaning to each of the poems. Illick carefully gauged the tempos of the predominantly string sonority to allow her a maximum of expression.
Phillips then returned for selections from Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 2, "Lobgesang," which includes chorus, soprano and mezzo-soprano. Here in contrast to the introspective Strauss, she let loose the full power and luster of her voice and shone brilliantly above the orchestral textures.
Linda Raney's chorus too sang with an unbridled optimism, creating a "joyful noise" most appropriate to the occasion.
Mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton sang two small roles with the Santa Fe Opera this summer, both, unfortunately, too short to give us anything but a glimpse of her outstanding talent. Here too, frustratingly, we heard only one or two short solo passages other than the voice in duet with Phillips. I, for one, hope to hear more of her rich, hearty mezzo in future.
Illick, who never seems to be without an enthusiastic smile, led the work in his own infectiously animated manner, his unbounded exuberance translating abundantly into the sound of the orchestra and chorus.
Not to be outdone, the second half of the program featured 18-year-old violinist Caroline Goulding in the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto. Already a seasoned performer with a long list of performances and awards to her credit, Goulding gave an exhibition of a thoroughly mature professional.
As she began with a very slender dynamic in the opening phrase, one began to wonder if Illick's extroverted style might overpower her. But a happy medium was quickly reached — powerful orchestral tutti balanced by an accompaniment transparent enough to allow Goulding delicate pianissimos.
One minor mishap: In the final movement the peg holding the D-string on her violin slipped suddenly and the string lost tension and went out of tune. In the flash of an eye, she swapped instruments with concertmaster Richard Rood, and continued as though nothing had happened, playing some of the most treacherously difficult material on a strange violin. This was as exciting a rendering of the Tchaikovsky as one is likely to hear. Keep an eye out for this phenomenal young player.
Appreciative congratulations to the SFCA in this most auspicious 75th season. 1937 had to be a good year. It heralded, as the program notes reminded, the introduction of Spam.