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As a significant storm made its way into the region on Saturday, promising to bring up to 10 inches of snow in parts of Massachusetts, Boston Mayor Tom Menino announced a snow emergency.
Storm warnings and advisories have been posted for much of Massachusetts by the National Weather Service.
A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for most of eastern Massachusetts. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the remainder of Massachusetts, including the Cape and Islands.
The latest computer model guidance indicates a general area of 4 to 8 inches of snow across much of eastern and central Massachusetts. Coastal areas of Massachusetts and New Hampshire, including Cape Cod will see mostly rain, with a quick changeover to snow at the end of the storm.
Hour-by-hour snowfall forecast
"The height of the storm will be Saturday night. The storm will be a quick-mover, but it will be rapidly intensifying as it goes by tonight, resulting in a possible period of heavy snow with falling temperatures," said Storm Team 5 meteorologist David Brown.
In some pockets well south and west of Boston, up to 10 inches of snow could fall.
Futurecast: When snow will pull out of region
On Saturday afternoon, Boston Mayor Tom Menino announced a snow emergency and parking ban for the city which would go into effect at 9 p.m.
"With up to 8 inches of snow expected in parts of the city, and freezing temperatures forecast for the next week, it's extremely important we get our roadways cleared as soon as possible in the interest of public safety," Menino said. "We want everyone to enjoy the holiday weekend in our city, but we're urging an abundance of caution for all.
Menino said in light of the holiday, Boston Department of Public Works crews would be working throughout the weekend and were well prepared for the storm. Approximately 200 pieces of equipment were expected to start clearing city streets by 6 p.m.


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Quick Start
Progress overlay is now integrated into funtoo-experimental.
Progress Overlay currently contains 400+ packages that implement next-generation Python support for ebuilds. After switching active version of Python, users should change value of PYTHON_ABIS in make.conf, run emerge with -N / --newuse option to reinstall packages with PYTHON_ABIS USE flags and next run python-updater to reinstall old-style packages.
TODO: add cmdline examples
Building Python Modules with Portage
Conceptual Overview
Portage supports the ability to build python modules and extensions for all installed versions of python. This functionality has been implemented by python.eclass.
To use python.eclass, you first want to investigate how python module building is integrated into any included Makefile or build script. Since we want python.eclass to build these modules for us, typically the first step is to tweak the Makefile or configure script to explicitly *not* build python modules. We will be handling that process using python.eclass.
Progress Improvements
The old way: python-updater
With the current python.eclass in Gentoo and Funtoo Linux, python modules are built for all installed versions of python. However, no usable accounting information is stored by Portage so that it can "know" what versions of python the module was built for. This creates a problem when new versions of python are installed, as the new module will not be available for the new python, and Portage will not be aware of what needs to be done to fix this, if anything. This has resulted in the creation of a tool called python-updater to rebuild all necessary python-related ebuilds so that they reflect the currently-installed versions of python.
TODO: add python-updater example
The new way: new python eclass
The new python.eclass from Arfrever has a new API that can be used to write python ebuilds. When this API is used, Portage can track and resolve missing builds of python modules internally, so python-updater is not needed to be used for these ebuilds. However, until all ebuilds are converted to the new API, python-updater will need to be used to update these old-style ebuilds.
python-updater-0.10 doesn't reinstall any packages which set PYTHON_MULTIPLE_ABIS and EAPI="4-python", as manual rebuilding is not necessary.
TODO: document mechanisms, USE, etc. that are used to accomplish this and how it works
Help us document this page so we can help others convert to the new python API from progress overlay :)
Setting up progress overlay
Experimental branch users do not need to perform those steps!
Progress overlay now merged into experimental branch of funtoo-overlay. For master tree overlay can be easily added via layman. Progress overlay is a subversion repository, make sure dev-vcs/subversion
is installed
# emerge subversion # layman -a progress
The following changes required for proper overlay work, edit /etc/make.conf
PYTHON_ABIS="2.7 3.2"for python-2.7.x and python-3.2x, respectively.
Notice, that progress overlay including an updated packages that also available in main portage tree!
# python-updaterthis still required to rebuild old-fashion python-related ebuilds
Updating the packages from progress overlay
Package updates are done the same way than before:
emerge -avuDN @world
Several python-related packages should be updated to progress versions, with the new PYTHON_ABIS flags.
Developer Docs
Ebuild Converstion to new Python eclass
Conversion from previous EAPIs and eclasses to the new progress python eclass is fairly straightforward. This section tries to explain the steps.
4-python EAPI
First, set EAPI to 4-python:
Next, you will need to understand the type of Python application or module you are trying to install. The primary determining factor in how to proceed is to see whether the Python application installs anything into Python's site-packages directory. Essentially all Python modules do this, and some applications do this as well. If a package installs stuff into site-packages, then you should have its ebuild take advantage of the Python eclass "multiple ABI" support.
In this context, "multiple ABI" refers to potentially multiple versions of Python that may be installed on your system. Each installed major.minor version of Python, plus Python derivatives like Jython and pypy, will have their own site-packages directory and the Python eclass can take care of installing a version of the Python modules for each version of Python on your system. If the application has binaries, a Python wrapper will also be installed that will hand off control to the proper version of Python automatically.
Non-Multiple-ABI Support
If you are not supporting multiple ABIs, which is the least common option, you will generally just set PYTHON_DEPEND to refer to the version(s) of Python you require.
Multiple ABI Support
So, if you are using multiple ABI support, which will be the case for all Python modules, proceed as follows. Set PYTHON_MULTIPLE_ABIS prior to any inherit lines:
Note the new variable names. PYTHON_MULTIPLE_ABIS turns on the functionality to build multiple versions of python modules for each version of python defined in the user's PYTHON_ABIS setting. Note that PYTHON_ABIS defaults to "2.7 3.2" in Funtoo Linux profiles and can be overridden in /etc/make.conf if you would like the python eclass to target other Python ABIs (like jython, for example, or 2.6) that you might be interested in.
When PYTHON_MULTIPLE_ABIS is set and EAPI is set to 4-python, then new USE flags will be automatically added to the IUSE with the python_abis_ prefix. If you want to see what ABIs are supported, see the _PYTHON_GLOBALLY_SUPPORTED_ABIS variable defined in python.eclass.
PYTHON_RESTRICTED_ABIS variable set in the ebuild specifies a space-separated list of patterns of Python ABIs not supported by the current package. The settings in PYTHON_RESTRICTED_ABIS will remove certain ABIs from the auto-IUSE expansion that happens when EAPI is set to 4-python and PYTHON_MULTIPLE_ABIS is set to 1 (This behavior is described above.) It will also limit the behavior of the python_abi_depend() function, described below. And of course, it will tell the python eclass to not build any python modules for these python versions, even if they happen to be installed on the system.
Use it like this, before the eclasses are inherited:
Note that PYTHON_RESTRICTED_ABIS is a glob-style pattern. If you want to have it build with everything except 3.2 and above and jython, use this pattern:
PYTHON_RESTRICTED_ABIS="3.[2-9] *-jython"
Note that the wildcard you should use to disable Jython is *-jython, while the wildcard you should use to disable PyPy is *-pypy-*.
One of the cool things about the new Python eclass is the "cascading" dependency functionality which is implemented via USE variables. Basically, if your new-style python module ebuild was built for python-2.7, and it has dependencies, then it can depend on the module it needs being built for the installed version of python-2.7 specifically. This happens by having your ebuild depend upon the python_abis_2.7 USE flag being set in the installed ebuild it depends upon.
For this functionality to work, the ebuild you depend on must be a new-style (EAPI 4-python) ebuild too, and must be enabled to support multiple python ABIS via the PYTHON_MULTIPLE_ABIS=1 setting. When these requirements are met, you will want to covert an old-style dependency that looks like this:
RDEPEND="foo >=dev-python/mydep-2 bar"
...to this new format:
RDEPEND="foo $(python_abi_depend ">=dev-python/mydep-2" ) bar"
The python_abi_depend function will expand to conditionally depend on the proper USE flags being set in dev-python/mydep-2 based on what USE flags are currently set for this ebuild when it builds. This is how the cascading functionality works. Use it in DEPEND, RDEPEND and PDEPEND as appropriate. You can include multiple ebuilds as arguments to python_abi_depend.
python_abi_depend() with -i and -e
python_abi_depend() has some advanced capabilities that you may need to take advantage of related to Python dependencies. Sometimes, your ebuild will only need a python module if certain versions of Python are installed. This functionality is typically needed in the following cases:
- module rolled into standard library
- A module is needed, but in newer versions of python it is part of the standard library (so there is no need to depend on it for these newer python versions)
- module required for fixes
- A module is needed, but only for newer versions of python, such as 3.x, where it implements compatibility features.
- optional module, not 100% compatible
- A module can be used, but the dependencies are not supported with certain versions of Python.
Let's look at the first case, a module your ebuild needs that was rolled into the standard library starting with Python version 3.1. In this case, we only need to depend on this module for Python ABIs 3.0 or less. We would use the -e option to exclude the versions we are not interested in:
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In the second case, we depend on a module only for Python ABIs 3 and up, since it implements fixes for python3. In this case, we will use the -i option to include only those versions for which we want to depend:
RDEPEND="$(python_abi_depend -i "3.*" dev-python/mydep)"
Third case: something doesn't make sense in the context with pypy:
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A Blast from the Past: the Bean Archives and its Curator
Worn leather, high heels and L.L.'s house. All are items that help comprise L.L.Bean's official archives and museum. Sound unusual? It may be – but when you're over 100 years old, you gather a few interesting... More
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Here at L.L.Bean, we love hearing about families who get out and enjoy the outdoors together. That's why we're big fans of Justin Chase's blog, Outdoors, by Cracky! Over the years, Justin has been a farmer, research ecologist, professor and mountaineering instructor. Most importantly – and somewhat more recently – he's added "father" to his… More
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Ted Upton, a 27-year-old Maine entrepreneur, wants the sport to be cool again. Not that he thinks it ever wasn't cool, but he and his fly-fishing buddies realized it wasn't that popular among a younger audience. "We all grew up fly fishing and it's been a passion of ours for a really long time," he says. "We… More
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Over half of Americans will own a smartphone by the end of 2011—and 82 percent of current smartphone users say they notice mobile advertising and sponsorships. In the face of such rapid growth, companies want to invest in mobile campaigns, but many are confused about the best way to approach consumers using this medium.
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Posted in Film, Film Reviews on June 22nd, 2012 by TracyIn 1987 I was nearing the end of my freshman year of high school. Or just starting my sophomore year, depending on which part of the year we're talking about. It was a time of bad fashion (that is sadly making a comeback), big hair that required lots and lots of Aqua Net, and dirt rock as well as glamor rock saturated the airwaves. Those of us that grew up in that era tend to look back on it with equal parts terror and appreciation. Terror because we're scared pictures from that time will make their way to Facebook and appreciation because even though the music was bad, it was oh so good.


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With everything to live for
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Going the course
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Where to God, Doctor, friend and spirit?
Over the horizon
Away from the horror
To the homelands
Rest easy , love well
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God,all encompassing being
Peace be with you
At the invocation of Angels all is well.
To the Father,all encompassing being, Son, Holy Spirit and Divine mother
Grant us, your peace on this night
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Some random things from my world right now
Photo below - At my place of employment, a guy spends a little time each day cleaning up the "back forty", and was about to put some special pallets into the large dumpster headed to the area landfill the other day. Well, a quick glance revealed to me that these were no ordinary pallets. On top of each was a shallow "box" that was created by butting pieces of thin, galvanized angle iron - then nailing them to the pallet. The original design was intended to keep a box of some kind from shifting during transit, but I knew what my intentions were...ha! So, I asked the guy to load them into the back of Big Red, and they went home with EG. A new work table for outside will eventually come from the steel next spring - especially since there's already a little stick welder on hand. I'll have to post some pics of it for Kris, but not of me knocking myself in the head with it. Ha!
I also got around to installing a couple of wheels and tires onto one of the coldframes, so that relocating it wouldn't cause any stress on my problematic back. Oh yeah, i'm sure it looks pretty funny, but just had to raise one end - then roll it wherever I wanted. Some detachable handles will be added later on for easier maneuvering, because it was not the easiest thing to steer with nothing in place. The axles will need to be cutoff some too, and of course flat washers with cotter pins installed, also.
Once in place, about 2-3" of homemade compost was layered inside, then carrot and napa cabbage seeds sown. (Napa cabbage seeds shared by Thomas) This should provide something from the garden when the other things have completely played out, and also give me a reason to go out there everyday during the months of February and March of next year.
In other news, my (almost) 77 year old Daddy (that's what we call our fathers in the deep south) has recently shown a great interest in sharing stories from his childhood, and what it was like to grow up in such hard times. He was born in 1934, and as you can imagine - times were brutal. Anyway, I have created a blog for him to record everything with, so that us children (4) and his grandchildren (5) can read about his experiences for years to come. It's sole purpose is for keeping in touch with memories of where we came from, and in no way would I ask you to read - or even follow it. To make it easy on his part, I am the administrator of the site, and correct any grammatical errors before anything is posted. (I think he needs a new keyboard or something, because his drafts have capital letters all over the place!) Anyway, if you would enjoy hearing stories about life in rural Alabama during this period of time, then I encourage you to read some of his entries. You'll quickly realize that we take alot for granted these days, and might even learn a thing or two. Anyway, the site is Accounts from my life, and you're welcome to visit it. I'll have to remember to put some old pictures on there later, too......
Well, that's about it for today, take care, and happy gardening!
17 comments:
- Robin said...
Your compost area is looking good! I still have leaves out there to take care of. The weather is just not cooperating with my schedule!
I love the idea of putting wheels on your cold frame!
I'm looking forward to reading your Dad's blog and seeing some pics of EG in his youth! - December 1, 2010 at 5:53 AM
- Fred said...
I love the mobile cold frame, that is an excellent idea! I'm experimenting with a mobile food storage for the colder months (I'll have a little bit about it on my blog friday morning). It's basically a plastic supermarket/hardware storage bin filled with storage crops that stays nice and cool in the trunk of my car!
Space is at a premium for me so any extra space to store some local food goes a long way. - December 1, 2010 at 8:06 AM
- Phillip said...
That is awesome that your father is blogging! And what a great resource for his family. I know it will be appreciated and valuable.
- December 1, 2010 at 8:12 AM
- Jane Bell said...
Nice post! Do you ever screen your compost for finer material? If so what do your use?
Your father's blog is great! I am from Birmingham but live in New Jersey now and love reading about the South. He is also the same age as my parents and enjoy the accounts of growing up during that time. A very smart idea! - December 1, 2010 at 8:17 AM
- Engineeredgarden said...
Robin - i'm thrilled that you enjoyed my coldframe on wheels! Pictures from my youth? No, they'll actually be of my Daddy when he was a boy.
Fred - thanks, man! I'm glad you like the mobile coldframe....I'll have to check out your setup, too!
Phillip - Cool! I'm really glad you enjoyed it..
Jane - No, it's just too much work to screen the compost. I have a screen that was built a couple of years ago, but after trying it out - was like...this is for the birds! I'm really glad that you enjoyed my Daddy's writings so far.... - December 1, 2010 at 8:49 AM
- The Japanese Redneck said...
LOL..with all your skills EG, I'm surprised you haven't built you a custom bag holder yet.
I have one that I bought at the hardware store that holds plastic garbage bags so that I can fill them with shavings for our horse stalls.
Boy, wouldn't you be in hawg heaven getting a load of the used stuff from the back of the barn....
The neatest bag holder I had was a pvc one, but I let my ex-FIL use it and never got it back...
Heres one you can make:
http://www.pvcplans.com/trashbag.htm - December 1, 2010 at 8:50 AM
- Engineeredgarden said...
The Japenese Redneck - well, until now I never needed to put finished compost into a bag for storage. Thanks for the idea, I may just have to build something like that pvc frame....
- December 1, 2010 at 2:50 PM
- Kris said...
You're gonna use the stick welder? Woohoo. Looking forward to that post! Just glad to know you won't be knocking your noggin with it. But Alton Brown says that tools should always have more than one purpose. Bet you could use the stick welder as a stirrer to heat up a nice toddy to enjoy after building that table.... :-P
- December 1, 2010 at 4:24 PM
- Daphne said...
My mom is close to the same age and she tells me stories of her childhood sometimes. She lived on a small farm though, which means she didn't have a lot of issues with deprivation in the food department. Rationing wasn't really an issue for the family. They even had a cow so there was always butter and milk. She used to go door to door as a kid and sell things like raspberries and cottage cheese.
- December 1, 2010 at 5:00 PM
- Mr. H. said...
I like the addition of wheels to your cold frame, what a grand idea...I should do something similar as ours are a real bear to move.
As I have recently been reading a book on the great depression I was excited to read through your dads blog and must say that I really enjoyed all of the stories of how life was during the early 1900's. I'm so glad that the two of you are sharing this. - December 1, 2010 at 6:54 PM
- Bangchik said...
composting area looks very decent... ~bangchik
- December 1, 2010 at 10:48 PM
- Engineeredgarden said...
Kris - yep, the stick welder is gonna get utilized for constructing the table. I like Alton Brown, but regret that alcoholic beverages aren't on my "safe to consume" list. It's the medication thing.....
Daphne - I bet you really enjoy your mother's stories - they sure do reveal alot about what life was like.
Mr. H - thanks, man....i'm sure Daddy will be writing stuff as it comes to him - so keep an eye out for it...
Bangchik - thanks! - December 2, 2010 at 8:36 AM
- Tina Marie said...
My 86 year old grandmother recently passed away, and Im grateful that my husband took a lot of interest in her life experiences. So, her stories arent completely lost. What a great idea to create a blog for older family members.
- December 2, 2010 at 9:49 AM
- Engineeredgarden said...
Tina Marie - Thanks! It's amazing what stories our elders have...
- December 2, 2010 at 2:46 PM
- meemsnyc said...
Oooh, I love your composting area. I only have one pallet bin, but I want to add another one! My neighbors hate our "composting" obsession. http://nycgardening.blogspot.com/2010/12/mind-your-own-beeswax.html I love the wheels you added to the cold frame. What an excellent idea! How fantastic that your dad is going to blog. I love hearing stories of the past. I'll definitely read his blog.
- December 6, 2010 at 1:35 AM
- Dan said...
The coldframe on wheels is a good idea! Those things are heavy! I finally got your seeds in the mail today, sorry for the delay. They should arrive in a week or two. Let me know when they get there :-)
- December 6, 2010 at 2:24 PM
- Kelly said...
I love what you are doing with your Daddy, what a special thing to share with the family (and us!!).
The wheels on the coldframe are clever, I hope the modifications keep your back happy. - December 6, 2010 at 4:24 PM


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Vernon Halcomb, Sr., 70 of Gibson Station, VA., passed away Thursday Nov. 29, 2012 at the Ft. Sanders Hospital in Knoxville, TN. He was born March 12, 1942 at Kay Jay, Ky., a son of the late Vernon Halcomb, Sr. and Viola L. Miller Halcomb. He was a member of the Binghamtown Baptist Church.
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*v. •a r > *• NEW SERIES NO. 89.: ' f^oi. Duncan is busy breaking his colts. ■Bam. Loomis spent Easter in Mt.i"leas- In appeajing for Patronage, the Advertis9r is often tempted into making statements that contain more brag than truth. This, at The New Store we are careful to avoid. Wild and untruthful advertising prevents healthy growth in business, and, as we have a constantly increasing trade, it is to .onr interest to announce nothing but SOLID FACTS. Sharp buying and 1'ow expenses enable us to offer extraordinary bargains at all times. We cheerfully exchange goods that do not give entire satisfaction*^ It is the honorable, upright course that wins us popularity. If you want to buy where you can *k Low Prices, and be guaranteed satisfaction, YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS BY The New Store in the Dunlop Block. Our store is filled with Djy Goods of the latest styles. Dress «Goods in black, all wool Henriettas, Beiges Cashmeres in all coloring, wash goods in Zephyrs, Outing Flannels,' Linen Chambreys, Quincy cloth, Gingnams, Prentis Satins, etc. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. We are carrying a nice assortment of Men's Dress and Working Suits, suits for Boys and Children, and sell the same at'Rock Bottom. "Win. Robinson is on the sick list this Qhool closes next "Friday*in the Rus- 'l-district, Mrs. Starkey has gone to Gillmore to ■"friends. ^Ji and Mrs. Shug are the proud parol a nejv baby hoy.. s. John HeLaughlin is yisiting snds in West Ternon this week. !Jle social at "Wm. Duncan's last Thurs- "rnjght was well attended* .The pro- 3s Were $26.25 which was donated to .\L011n.: ' ?&/■"<• "CANSINGVILliE NEWS. *J ? * , ■ ■ '■'■-■ J Our merchant reports a lively trade. .|tev. L. L. Tower was at Lansingville Vediiesday eyening. : The roads throughout the country "are !$$ %sry good condition. :/^avid Jenningsmoved on his farm in , •^teiryeri'ion this week. « '■: iSJEi'ss Ida Bowen is visiting relatives in ;'St;^phns for axfew weeks. ['.>, Miss Clara McJames closed her school • i^t Friday. She made the scholars bap- (i&'jvith presents. r-|Prs. Wm, Maxw.ell is suffering severe- fly from a swollen arm and shoulder. Dr. Miord is attending. " ■■■/■■■ ; r^ljrhi.Marlin and wife have rented the; f iMnn Hart house and commenced house- .-', ;k6eping. Success to them. ,( -Mrs/A. Jennings had the misfortune ' ""tit"! jtoo.se a valuable cow. She- has the "i [$f mjaathv of her neighbors. :[>'Wm. Lansing was taken suddenly ill ;< 'tpetfirst of the week,- At this writing he ^w>nflhed to-his-Md. -Doctress" Good- ifam is ih attendance'" **'* . ■ "'■•*. / Several children.'irom the State sch6ol ..... »i » - t ••_ ^ . ; bound to have yur patronage and feels, sure that if you will only call and inspect the above mentioned ^^icfaity! hAmpp™thf™is bright "'' *'(es you/will, purchase, as our ' . * • . , Ito-^^old at Wm. tansing's! Yipgtpn^of Glare, .-was looking interests oiliis lann here: yes- He has rented the same'to P. M. *.V"V-. ; - SHOES, SHOES. A great assortment of Ladies' fine shoes, working shoes, slippers, common sense gaiter, shoes in; .leather and cloth, men's fine and working shoes, and a full line of children's shoes, which never fail toJ give, satisfaction. ■"..'■'' v Wall Paper, Window Shades - • - And LACE CURTAINS at loMest possible prices for clear, No. 1. goods. MEN'S EUENISHINGS. • .*** • :■■ 1 , \' i " ."■■••.' %,,■ , y A full line of Dress and Working Pants, of which every pair is warranted. Working shirts of all kinds^ Fine laundried shirts, Underwear of all kinds, Socks, Neckwear, Suspender, etc, The only place that is* S -SUBy ^j-**-*******-^^ Hces -ape #%t. ^-^^Bs^tr^fMfl IMERMAN, Wednesday, and it was only through the. efforts of the neighbors that it did not b6]& to the ground. As it was the house • 'Was "damaged considerably. "* u ■". * " * • *■ Mrs. George Miser is failing fastly. R. Beacom was in Clare on Thursday. School will commence again on Hon* day. Rev. L. L. Tower passed through Dover on Tuesday. Walter Daggott has accepted a position in Mt.Ham's store. Beautiful weather for the past week and the roads are in fine shape, ■ ■ Mrs. Robert Beoom and Mrs. George Brian t were in Clare 011 Wednesday The ladies • took advantage of town meeting Monday and yisited the city. Mrs. Geo. McCrary and Mrs, J. Allen were callers in Dover on Tuesday. Loye thy neighbor as thyself are the teachings of the Good Book. Pause a moment—do we keep that commandment? Among the many in attendance at the theatre at Clare Monday night from Dover were W.L. Lyons and family, Wm. Crawford aud wife, George Dennis and wife. Miss Hattie VanConant, Ed. VanConant and Miss Carrie Leach. Pedro. Clare, March 11, 1891. Dennie, only child of Buel and Susie Fairbanks, aged 3 years, 8 months and 2. days. All is dark within our dwelling, Lonely are our hearts today, For the one we loved so dearly Has forever passed away. Farewell, D ennie, thou hast left us, Thy sweet form we'll see no more. Never clasp thee to our bosom, As we oft have done before. Never more shall we behold thee In thy childhood's happy home, Never more our fields and meadows With our darling shall we roam. Never more those Jocks of silver, ' ■ Never more those-bright eyes see, Never hear thy sweet voice singihg, Happy home in he.aven.for me. Fare thee well, but not foreyer, We shall meet thee bye and bye, When our lives on earth are ended ■*. We shall meet you inthe skies. Near the throne we tru st to find thee, Then again unto our hearts We shall press our darling Dennie, Never more from thee to part. • WISE, DISTRICT NO. 2. Emma Leosh visited at Clare Tuesday. Mr.-Ralph Allen is yisiting friends at Flint.... ; Mr. Willy has nioved his house across the road. . Mrs. Willey has returned from her* visit .to Saginaw. j . ,' '. Mr. Mcintosh.has,•rjented.his;.;farm and will mqyejto Clare.. j - _ two weeks* vacation. • Miss Wilson's school willhaye an exhibition in district no. 2, Friday evening April 17th. Everyone is inyited. Dr. the her ARTHUR "NEWS. Mrs. John Beck is quite ill. Harry Mickle is-sick with the gripjje* C. W\ Pierson- was at the county seat Wednesday onbusiness. 'Gene Mickle continues very ill. Maynard is attending him. . Some of the Arthurites attended opera at Glare the first of the week. Miss Jennie VanConant finished, term of school in district No. 2-last Friday. ' . J. Lower was unable to return to, Harrison this week as juror on " accdttnfc of sickness. • Election passed off about the 'same as usual. However, it may prove- like & good story book with a sequel." The editor suggested that the corresrr. pondents send in this week for publicar tion a Jong, newsy, letter. "The editor, will bear in mind what a q..niec, orderly township this is, consequently,we are at a loss a great many times ~"f6i; news to* communicate. . ' • '...-*" Snow Flake,. , Teachers'' Assoeiaii©ii.••.,■"- The next session of the county-ass-mar . tion will meet at Clare, April 24th (evening) and 25th. Prof. W. "ST. ^Ferris/of . Big Rapids, will deliver a stirring lecture on ''Education, the Old and the 'New."'* - Mr, Ferris is a popular speaker, full of ' eloquence and plain truth. Every teaeh-;' er in this county arid Isabella should :: hear him and be present during the session Saturday, when he will assist in the , discussion of the program. . -..; The county board has taken the sensible position that teachers who attend iur stitutes and associations are to be preferred in making recommendations, of teachers. Besides a program of unusual interest, the matter of teacher's reading/ circles and grading schools will have a • place in the meeting. The full program will" * be published next week. Special 'arrangements'* Will ; be made for all teachers. You will .assist the committee of arrangements by.dropping a card to E. D. Palmer, saying you"" will come.. JX: : These will be the leading subjects considered: Rhetoricals: calesthenics and " school exercise, intermediate .,and. a-dH Vanc'ed reading, beginning of "technical grammar, -writing, gr.adingy! Reading; Circled . . .-.".,.." WX¥ted—105 cords first-cTass quail building stone delivered on,school site in Clare. Price $5 per cord, Br Order of Building Committee, Feb. 13,1891, .. . Larges We take pleasure this Season in Showing the inest Stock of Dres§ Goods, Furnis eries, Table Linen, Hosiery, Goods iver put on sale in Clare Connty o I KXKOaXmXSB&TillZZMi ssa^gjsxnttm'iT'BmwaUjs* If when reading this, any doubt should enter your mind, please be so kind as to visit our store and see how fully we can verify the statement. S OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Is overflowing; with all the new choice fabrics of the season. Lace. Ginghams, Zephyr Ginghams, Scotch Ginghams, Sutsuma Crepe, French Chambreys, Fine Outling Cloths, Persian Mulls, Kyber Cloths, Diagonal Pongee, Satins, Challies, Linen Pongee- And many other vveayes can befound in our our Wash Dress Goods Department. !n WOOL DRESS GOODS, we have EVERYTHING DES1RABLETHISSE-\S ON. MENS J A COMPLETE LINE OF Outing Cloth Shirts, ■ Switz-Gonda Underwear, Neckwear, Hosiery, Working Pants, Jackets, Umbrallas, Etc* MENS' FURNISHINGS! Shoe -Department. These goods have an unparalleled popularity. $ For Comfort, Durability and the Full Value of Your Money BUY THIS FAVORITE MAKE. We have in Stock Mens' Congress and Balmaral in Calf, Dongola, Buff and Grain at $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $2.75,13.00 (Great Value) and the Best at $4.00. FULL LINE OF CHILDRENS^SHOES. imrrrriiiii'iiM OURTRADE 18 NOT CONFINED WITHIN THE OITY LIMITS BUTEXTENDS THROUGHOUT CLAREAND AD JOINING COUNTIES. — --■■ — - mi ■■■^MiMiWMIMM-WW^sW^sMTs^s^sWffsTlls^ nniTlllllllllnl H—li ■»■■■! - - ————'— — ——————————^—^^——^^_ A EIEK ir m mil n id Visit our store and trade where you can get the best value FOR YOUR MONEY. tap and will assure is of YOUR TRADE! s SHOES. ^r" ■• "■■••■(I ■^-*^"js^ v;I %n v ^^m^mmmmmiamiiMlm1ma^mil^mtmm^^a^imiliamat^ f .'J*> »**jU ■MiM
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Title | 1891-04-10; Clare Democrat and Press |
Date | 1891-04-10 |
Publisher | M.D. Eaton |
Description | Friday, April 10, 1891 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Also known as the Democrat Press. Began publication in 1889, with the merger of The Clare Press and the Clare Democrat. In 1894, merged with The Clare Sentinel (1892) to form the Clare Sentinel and the Democrat-Press. |
Subject/Keywords | Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers; |
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Other names published for PRE7: PRS3, proteasome core particle subunit beta 6, YBL041W
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PRE7 - Non-Fungal Related Genes/Proteins (14)
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Dengjel J, et al. (2012) Identification of autophagosome-associated proteins and regulators by quantitative proteomic analysis and genetic screens. Mol Cell Proteomics 11(3):M111.014035 | |
Huber EM, et al. (2012) Immuno- and constitutive proteasome crystal structures reveal differences in substrate and inhibitor specificity. Cell 148(4):727-38 | |
Kraut DA and Matouschek A (2011) Proteasomal degradation from internal sites favors partial proteolysis via remote domain stabilization. ACS Chem Biol 6(10):1087-95 | |
Baugh JM, et al. (2009) Proteasomes can degrade a significant proportion of cellular proteins independent of ubiquitination. J Mol Biol 386(3):814-27 | |
Bech-Otschir D, et al. (2009) Polyubiquitin substrates allosterically activate their own degradation by the 26S proteasome. Nat Struct Mol Biol 16(2):219-25 | |
Prakash S, et al. (2009) Substrate selection by the proteasome during degradation of protein complexes. Nat Chem Biol 5(1):29-36 | |
Forster A, et al. (2003) The pore of activated 20S proteasomes has an ordered 7-fold symmetric conformation. EMBO J 22(17):4356-64 | |
Gaczynska M, et al. (2003) Proline- and arginine-rich peptides constitute a novel class of allosteric inhibitors of proteasome activity. Biochemistry 42(29):8663-70 | |
Dahlmann B, et al. (1999) Identical subunit topographies of human and yeast 20S proteasomes. Arch Biochem Biophys 363(2):296-300 | |
Chervitz SA, et al. (1998) Comparison of the complete protein sets of worm and yeast: orthology and divergence. Science 282(5396):2022-8 | |
Fu H, et al. (1998) Molecular organization of the 20S proteasome gene family from Arabidopsis thaliana. Genetics 149(2):677-92 | |
Niedermann G, et al. (1997) Potential immunocompetence of proteolytic fragments produced by proteasomes before evolution of the vertebrate immune system. J Exp Med 186(2):209-20 | |
Lee DH, et al. (1992) PRS3 encoding an essential subunit of yeast proteasomes homologous to mammalian proteasome subunit C5. Biochem Biophys Res Commun 182(2):452-60 | |
Semenza JC and Pelham HR (1991) A yeast homologue of a proteasome subunit. DNA Seq 1(3):219 | |


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