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The genetic connections between DNA repair pathways and human cancer predisposition have fueled interest in the proteins that recognize and repair specific sites of DNA damage. The repair enzymes are remarkably conserved from bacteria to fungi to humans, underscoring the premium placed on maintaining genomic integrity in the face of a mutagenic burden. DNA is susceptible to damage caused by errors committed during replication and by environmental factors, such as radiation, oxidants, or alkylating agents. Repair reactions involve the excision of chemically altered or mispaired bases from the DNA duplex. Resulting gaps are filled in by DNA polymerases; this reaction leaves a nick at or flanking the site of repair. An analogous process occurs during chromosomal DNA replication, whereby the 5'-RNA segments that prime discontinuous synthesis of Okazaki fragments are excised, and the intervening gaps are filled in by DNA polymerase.
The DNA repair and replication pathways converge on a common final step in which the continuity of the repaired DNA strand is restored by DNA ligase, an enzyme that converts nicks into phosphodiester bonds. Nicks are potentially deleterious DNA lesions that, if not corrected, may give rise to lethal double-strand breaks. Accordingly, the total loss of DNA ligase function is lethal.
DNA Ligase Reaction
DNA ligases catalyze the joining of a 5'-phosphate-terminated strand to a 3'-hydroxyl-terminated strand. Ligation depends on magnesium and a high-energy cofactor, either ATP or NAD. The reaction mechanism involves 3 sequential nucleotidyl transfer reactions. In the first step, nucleophilic attack on the a-phosphorus of ATP (adenosine triphosphate) or NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) by ligase results in release of pyrophosphate or NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) and formation of a covalent intermediate (ligase-adenylate) in which AMP is linked via a phosphoamide (P-N) bond to the e-amino group of a lysine. In the second step, the AMP is transferred to the 5'-end of the 5'-phosphate-terminated DNA strand to form DNA-adenylate — an inverted pyrophosphate bridge structure, AppN. In this reaction, the 5'-phosphate oxygen of the DNA strand attacks the phosphorus of ligase-adenylate; the active-site lysine side chain is the leaving group. In the third step, ligase catalyzes attack by the 3'-OH of the nick on DNA-adenylate to join the 2 polynucleotides and liberate AMP.
Phylogenetic Distribution and Function
Living organisms comprise 3 domains: eubacteria, archaeabacteria, and eukaryotes. All organisms encode 1 or more DNA ligases. The ligases are grouped into 2 families, ATP-dependent ligases and NAD-dependent ligases, according to the cofactor required for ligase-adenylate formation. The ATP-dependent DNA ligases are found in all 3 domains; whereas the NAD-dependent enzymes have been described only in eubacteria.
Eukaryotic Cellular ATP-dependent Ligases
ATP-dependent DNA ligases are found in all eukaryotic species. Mammalian cells contain multiple DNA ligase isozymes encoded by at least 3 genes. Amino acid-sequence comparisons suggest that a core catalytic domain common to all ATP-dependent ligases is embellished by additional isozyme-specific domains located at the amino or carboxyl termini of the proteins. It is thought that these flanking segments mediate the binding of mammalian DNA ligases to other proteins involved in DNA replication, repair, and recombination. The mammalian isozymes are referred to as ligase I, ligase IIIa, ligase IIIb, and ligase IV. DNA ligase I is a 919-amino acid polypeptide, expressed in all tissues, which catalyzes the joining of Okazaki fragments during DNA replication and also plays a role in DNA repair. DNA ligases IIIa (922 amino acids) and IIIb (862 amino acids) are the products of a single gene; they differ in amino acid sequence only at their carboxyl termini as a consequence of alternative mRNA splicing. Ligase IIIa is expressed ubiquitously and is implicated in DNA repair. Ligase IIIb expression is restricted to the testis, specifically to spermatocytes undergoing meiosis. This suggests that ligase IIIb is involved in meiotic recombination. DNA ligase IV is a 911-amino acid polypeptide that plays a role in the repair of double-strand DNA breaks.
Yeast cells contain 2 separately encoded DNA ligases, which are homologous to mammalian DNA ligases I and IV, respectively. The DNA ligase I (Cdc9p) of the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae is essential for cell growth. Genetic experiments implicate ligase I in sealing Okazaki fragments and in the completion of DNA excision repair. In contrast, yeast DNA ligase IV is not essential for cell growth. However, deletion of the LIG4 gene elicits phenotypes, indicating that ligase IV catalyzes the repair of double-strand breaks. Budding yeast have no apparent homologue of mammalian DNA ligase III.
Viral ATP-Dependent DNA Ligases
Bacterial DNA viruses, such as the E. coli bacteriophages T4, T6, T7, and T3, encode their own ATP-dependent DNA ligases. ATP-dependent DNA ligases are also encoded by eukaryotic DNA viruses that conduct some or all of their replication cycle in the cytoplasm. These include vaccinia virus, African swine fever virus, and Chlorella virus PBCV1. The bacteriophage and eukaryotic viral DNA ligases are smaller than their cellular counterparts. Vaccinia DNA ligase, a 552-amino acid polypeptide, is strikingly similar at the amino acid-sequence level to mammalian DNA ligase III. Indeed, ligase III is more closely related to vaccinia ligase than to mammalian ligases I and IV. The ligases of T4 (487 amino acids), T7 (359 amino acids), T3 (346 amino acids), and Chlorella virus (298 amino acids) are smaller still. We've shown that the Chlorella virus ligase can complement the growth of a yeast strain in which the DNA ligase I gene has been deleted. This result suggests that the protein segments unique to the much larger DNA ligase I are not essential for yeast cell growth.
Archaeabacterial ATP-dependent Ligases
The archaea are unicellular organisms that have remarkable biosynthetic capacity and the ability to thrive under extreme environmental conditions. Archaea are thought to be the forerunners of the eukaryotes. Kletzin identified the first DNA ligase gene from an archaeon — Delsulfurolobus ambivalens — and noted amino acid-sequence similarity of the Dam ligase polypeptide to eukaryotic viral and cellular ATP-dependent ligases. Genes encoding putative DNA ligases have since been sequenced from at least 9 other archaeal species. The archaeal ligases are of fairly uniform size (557 to 619 amino acids), and their primary structures are extensively conserved.
We have purified and characterized the DNA ligase encoded by the thermophilic archaeon Methanobacterium thermoautotrophicum. As predicted from sequence comparisons, Mth ligase resembles eukaryotic DNA ligases in its specificity for ATP as the energy cofactor. NAD+, the cofactor for classical eubacterial ligases, did not support strand joining. The striking feature of Mth ligase is its activity at elevated temperatures. Mth ligase requires high temperatures for nick joining, and the optimal temperature for ligation in vitro (60°C) agrees well with the favored in vivo growth temperatures for M. thermoautotorophicum.
NAD-dependent Ligases
The NAD-dependent DNA ligases are monomeric enzymes found in eubacteria. Genes encoding NAD-dependent DNA ligases have been identified and sequenced from at least 50 eubacterial species. The NAD-dependent ligases are of fairly uniform size (647 to 841 amino acids), and there is extensive amino acid-sequence conservation throughout the entire lengths of the polypeptides.
We found that the NAD-dependent E. coli DNA ligase can support the growth of Saccharomyces cerevisiae strains deleted singly for CDC9 or doubly for CDC9 plus LIG4. This is the first demonstration that an NAD-dependent enzyme is biologically active in a eukaryotic organism. Yet yeast cells containing only E. coli ligase are defective in the repair of DNA damage induced by UV irradiation or treatment with MMS. This result suggests that the structural domains unique to yeast DNA ligases are not essential for mitotic growth, but may facilitate DNA repair.
Nick-Sensing by DNA Ligases
We are examining the interaction of eukaryotic ligases with DNA using virus-encoded enzymes as models. Vaccinia virus DNA ligase and Chlorella virus DNA ligase each form a discrete complex with a singly nicked DNA ligand in the absence of magnesium that can be resolved from free DNA by native polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. The viral ligases do not form stable complexes with the following ligands: (i) DNA containing a 1-nucleotide or 2-nucleotide gap; (ii) the sealed duplex DNA product of the ligation reaction; (iii) a singly nicked duplex containing a 5'-OH terminus at the nick instead of a 5'-phosphate; or (iv) a singly nicked duplex containing an RNA strand on the 5'-phosphate side of the nick (10 to 15). Thus, viral ATP-dependent DNA ligases have an intrinsic nick-sensing function.
Nick recognition by vaccinia DNA ligase and Chlorella virus DNA ligase also depends on occupancy of the AMP binding pocket on the enzyme — i.e., mutations of the ligase active site that abolish the capacity to form the ligase-adenylate intermediate also eliminate nick recognition; whereas a mutation that preserves ligase-adenylate formation but inactivates downstream steps of the strand joining reaction has no effect on binding to nicked DNA. Sequestration of an extrahelical nucleotide by DNA-bound ligase is reminiscent of the "base-flipping" mechanism of target site recognition and catalysis used by other DNA modification and repair enzymes.
Although the 5'-phosphate moiety is essential for the binding of Chlorella virus ligase to nicked DNA, the 3'-OH moiety is not required for nick recognition. Chlorella virus ligase binds to a nicked ligand containing 2', 3' dideoxy and 5'-phosphate termini but cannot catalyze adenylation of the 5'-end. Thus, the 3'-OH is important for step 2 chemistry even though it is not itself chemically transformed during DNA-adenylate formation.
To delineate the ligase-DNA interface, we have footprinted the ligase binding site on DNA. The size of the exonuclease III footprint of ligase bound to a single nick in duplex DNA is 19 to 21 nucleotides. The footprint is asymmetric, extending 8 to 9 nucleotides on the 3'-OH side of the nick and 11 to 12 nucleotides on the 5'-phosphate side.
Crystal Structure of Eukaryotic DNA Ligase-Adenylate
Chlorella virus DNA ligase is the smallest eukaryotic ATP-dependent ligase known. As the "minimal" DNA ligase, it presented an attractive target for structure determination. We have crystallized the Chlorella virus ligase and, in collaboration with our SKI colleague Dimitar Nikolov, determined its structure at 2Å resolution. The enzyme consists of a larger N-terminal domain and a smaller C-terminal domain with a cleft between them. The experimental MIR map showed that an AMP moiety was covalently linked to Nz of Lys27 at the active site, even though the ligase preparation was not intentionally exposed to ATP during purification and crystal growth. Thus, we have the structure of a genuine catalytic intermediate. The experimental density map of the ligase-adenylate crystal also revealed a single well-ordered sulfate ion located on the protein surface approximately 5Å from the phosphorus of AMP.
The surface topology and electrostatics suggest that the ligase-adenylate intermediate is ready to bind DNA. The sulfate, which is taken to represent the 5'-PO4 of the nick, is situated just above the alpha-phosphate of the adenylate on the positively charged surface of domain 1. The surface positive charge is highly concentrated at the nick-binding site and radiates outward over the top surface of domain 1. The electrostatic potential of this surface of domain 1 is favorable for interaction with the negatively charged phosphodiester backbone of nicked DNA. Note that there is little positive charge elsewhere on the surface of the molecule. The relatively flat, slightly concave surface of the ligase molecule is also well suited to accommodate 1 face of the DNA double helix.
The adenosine binding pocket is composed of 5 conserved motifs that define the polynucleotide ligase/mRNA capping enzyme superfamily of nucleotidyl transferases. The ligase-adenylate structure reveals a network of interactions between amino acid side chains and the adenine base, the sugar hydroxyls, and the phosphate of AMP. The structure accounts for the effects of mutations in the conserved motifs on DNA ligase activity, and it extends our understanding of the structural basis for catalysis and DNA binding.


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Seven people have been killed in a horror weekend on the roads that police say has been "gut-wrenching".
A pedestrian, struck and killed by a car in Auckland early this morning, brought the holiday road toll just shy of last year's, when eight people were killed on the roads over Labour Weekend.
That number is too high for national road policing manager Superintendent Paula Rose, who said it was "gut-wrenching" to hear about the deaths.
"I get phoned every time there's a fatality over the holiday weekend. Now I don't mind getting woken up in the middle of the night to hear that, I'm not related to these people.
"But you think about somebody tonight potentially going to have a knock on the door telling them your son, your wife, your husband your kid is not coming home."
Ms Rose said the deaths were the sad consequence of people not making good decisions all the time.
"Disappointing doesn't cover it - saddened, because we've got seven families who now, their life's gone on hold.
"Certainly for the seven deceased, their life's stopped. But the hurt, the identifying the body at the morgue, the ringing up and telling all your friends and family, the empty workspace or desk at school - all of those things are now going to play out over the next few days for these seven families."
Alcohol had been suspected in a few of the crashes, while a lack of seatbelts was evident in others.
Speed had also been a factor in some of the fatalities, but speed generally had been very good over the weekend.
Ms Rose said it was positive that the overall number of crashes, and the number of complaints about unsafe driving, were well down on last year, as well as on a five-year average.
"So there's some positive indicators which are something that we have to take heart with, but we need more people to be making good decisions all the time," she said.
"It's not just the driver - it's the pedestrians, it's the passenger, people out socialising with them."
The pedestrian death on Great North Rd in Auckland's Pt Chevalier this morning was potentially related to the Rugby World Cup celebrations.
Police were investigating whether the pedestrian had been coming back from the game or a Fanzone but were unable to confirm that at this stage.
"Even if it is, it's still a young person walking down the road who isn't going to be walking down the road tomorrow," Ms Rose said.
The driver was assisting police with their inquiries after the crash about 2.30am.
Four people were killed in three fatal crashes yesterday.
A woman was killed when the car she was driving struck a motorway bridge pillar near Tauranga about 10pm.
Two people died in a single car accident on State Highway 2 south of Hastings shortly after 2am yesterday, and a 30-year-old man was killed in a crash at the intersection of Bosher Rd and State Highway 1, north of Wellsford, about 9am.
There were two deaths after crashes on Saturday.
A man was killed when a car crossed the centre line and collided with another vehicle on SH2 near Napier about 7am, while a motorcyclist died in hospital early yesterday after crashing into a fence in Whanganui about 7.30pm Saturday.
Ms Rose said police did not want anyone else to die on the roads this weekend.
"The aim for police is to help everyone make it home safely from their Labour Weekend break. To do this, all of us need to take care," she said.
The final death last year happened just before 6am Tuesday, when the holiday toll period officially ends.
The worst Labour Weekend road toll was in 1978, when 16 people were killed over the holiday weekend.
Overall, the road toll is well down on last year, with about 75 fewer deaths to date.

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ay 7, 2001
Riverview teachers join rally
by Lisa Allen
Valley View Editor
Riverview teachers and support staff joined their counterparts from the Seattle, Issaquah, Tahoma and Enumclaw school districts in a one-day walkout last week to protest lack of state funding for two education initiatives approved by voters in the November general election.
Initative 728 was to reduce class sizes and I-732 was to give school employees cost-of-living raises.
Teachers and staff picketed at the schools on the morning of May 1, then headed for a mid-day rally at Westlake Park in Seattle. Their aim was to attract the Legislature's attention and get the public's support.
More than 2,000 teachers and supporters, including over 200 from the Riverview District, appeared at the rally, many of them carrying large broken pencils as a visual aid to demonstrate what they call the state lawmakers' "broken promises."
In a prepared statement, Mandy Balsiger, president of the Riverview Education Association, said all three 2001-03 Olympia budgets cancel dollars presently funding schools and use I-728 monies instead.
"That's not what the voters wanted," she said.
Voters also approved a cost-of-living adjustment for all K-12 school employees, but present budget proposals only provide monies for state-funded positions, she said.
While the initiative read "All," they are choosing to only fund some, said Balsiger, adding that dollars to make up the COLAS for unfunded staff will have to come from local levy monies.
"That means cuts to something," she said.
Balsiger said teachers have been driven to this action because they have seen education's percent of the state budget shrink over the years. In addition, she said, more and more are leaving their ranks and the profession that they love because they cannot afford to stay, with salaries that don't keep pace with expenses.
"Most of our beginning teachers have master's degrees, and the starting salary is $28,000," she said. "That is well below starting wages for other fields without the advanced degree."
All Riverview schools were closed the day of the walkout and activities were cancelled, but things were "back to normal" the following day, said a Riverview official.
The walkout added one day to the school schedule for the year. The last day of school is now scheduled for June 26.


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On April 12, we were roused by the pounding of our neighbor, Gary Zarcovich, on our back door. This action most likely saved our house, as he had called 911 and by the time we were awake the garage and all its contents, including two cars and a garden tractor, was fully engulfed. So our sincere thanks starts with Gary and his quick thinking.
From there we express gratitude to the West Granville Fire Company, Chief Pat Pauly, McVeytown Fire Company and Ambulance as well as all the fire companies who responded or covered as these brave men saved the house and got the garage fire extinguished. Everyone was so professional and so dedicated while volunteering and coming out in the middle of the night.
Until you see them in action you cannot fully understand how extraordinary our firefighters really are.
Next we need to send appreciation to our many neighbors who came out to see if they could help. All were so kind and offered hugs, and words of support along with many offers of use of cars, equipment and help with clean up. Special thanks to Bill Rothrock, Barry Armstrong, Bill Grove, and Larry Mackneer who worked tirelessly with to remove debris.
While rebuilding and replacing all that was lost we are grateful it was not so worse. Material things can eventually be replaced but lives cannot. So lastly thanks to Ed Kenepp Builders for working with us to get things back as it was and for all who continue to stop by to offer help.
We couldn't have dealt with all of this without each and every one of you. With sincere thanks to all of the "heros" in Mifflin County.
Jim and Joey Heroux
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Rangers Make Offer For St. Louis, It's Yzerman's Call
One name to watch today is Martin St. Louis and it appears the New York Rangers are still interested.
Sportsnet?s John Shannon reports the Rangers have an offer in on St. Louis and says it?s up to GM Steve Yzerman and St. Louis if anything is going to happen there.
When talk arose originally about St. Louis wanting out of Tampa Bay, the Rangers were believed to be the main team interested in him and the feeling is mutual from the Lightning captain.
For more on this story visit: Joe Yerdon, NBC Sports Pro Hockey Talk
Steven Stamkos said it best:
And as Steven Stamkos said, "It's going to be an anxious day here."— Damian Cristodero (@LightningTimes) March 5, 2014
According to the New York Posts' Larry Brooks, the Lightning are asking for "young guys with Callahan" for St. Louis. Probably won't happen as it's a high bargain.
Not quite stepping out on limb here but told it could go either way with Callahan. Tampa asking for young guys with Callahan for StLouis.— Larry Brooks (@NYP_Brooksie) March 5, 2014
Bob McKenzie of TSN reports that this could happen:
Hearing Marty St. Louis to NYR has really ramped up and may be much closer to reality. Stay tuned. #Tradecentre— Bob McKenzie (@TSNBobMcKenzie) March 5, 2014


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What have you done for your country's independence. Or what has it done for you G-Dog.
Can you answer that.
And your from Canada correct. A more stable country than most Latin Countries.
If you cant answer that , I dont see how anyone else can.
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your cant even call yourself a man if you need to rely on someone your whole life son. GTFOH!
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Ur missing the point.
A nation claims independence.
How does it exaclt ybenefit their people?
I see you have no answer. Keep twistin **** around. You have no valid answer.
Who do I rely on if all I have achieved is because of my own sweat.
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really i think any one that wants puerto rico to be a completely independent state from the united states is as you said just wanting it so they can brag they arnt American.
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You are not really indepedent,Independence could mean dignity and freedom from external authority. Hence Puerto Rico still need the U.S. stamp of approval on almost anything they want.Since Puerto Rico is a dependent coutry to the Americans the whole island could not really say to the world that they achieve anything be it a success or a failure.Since you people rather be comfortable,albeit your government and people are still being subject of American government.
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But in any case. Independence does not really give you anything. Self esteem , really , thats a sad excuse for self esteem. Dignity. Common. I dont know man.
I mean something that you can actually use , that benefits you
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Lucci is right imo, many of the countries that 'won' indepedence from Britain aren't exactly better off than they would otherwise be with proper governance and control (e.g. Belize, Nigeria, Zimbabwe etc).
Nations can have self-esteem even when annexed, the Scots, Welsh are a good example. Crucially, unlike many independent nations they have benefit of day to day prosperity as a result of their association with Britain.
'Pride' and 'esteem' in independence can be illusory and misleading.
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puerto ricans have no pride, thats all.... they tried to get their independence (grito de lares) but they all took a damn knee when they got pressured by the spaniards
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Tuesday, August 26, 2014
North Augusta is now home to a Park & Ride facility at Exit 5.
Located between I-20 west and Austin Graybill Road, the $1.6 million facility was constructed to reduce traffic on major arterials in the CSRA and reduce air pollution.
This is a federally funded project obviously the City of North Augusta wouldnt have the funds to do something like this that is primarily to encourage carpooling and wiser use of resources, Lark Jones, mayor of North Augusta, said. You know, this area is being closely watched by the EPA on what they call non-attainment about air quality standards weve been on the cusp of non-attainment, which would create a lot of hassle and red tape for development and things of that nature.
The partnership between the City, local and state organizations is the first of its kind in Aiken County.
This is a step toward the future of this region of Aiken and Edgefield counties, Randy Young, Midlands regional production engineer for SCDOT, said. Im excited that citizens, planners and political officials in this region had the foresight and determination to prepare for the future of this area by executing this park and ride facility that you see today. The Park & Ride facility is not just a great idea, its integral and necessary to address the growing needs of our citizens and to address the aging and stress and underfunded road structure in South Carolina and nationwide.
Jack Porter, of South Carolinas Department of Health and Environmental Control, said following this project from 2004 to completion made the grand opening a happy occasion.
This facility represents many thing it shows the willingness of this area to invest in a project that reduces mobile source emissions and improves air quality through voluntary actions like ride sharing, he said. Secondly, this project does more than benefit air quality the rain garden contains storm water runoff, benefiting water quality. The LED lighting which Im told well have soon saves energy and reduces maintenance costs. Finally, this park and ride project will be used as an example for other areas in South Carolina, and the Southeast, on how local governments, industries, state agencies and involved citizens can work together to create something that will benefit everyone.
The 220-space Park & Ride will be a major asset for employees moving across state lines for work, said Will Williams, president and CEO of the Economic Development Partnership.
For the employees of this area, those that commute from the Georgia side to Aiken County, and those from Aiken County who commute to Georgia, this will be for them to help with cost-savings, as they can travel in one car, Williams said. Im very excited about this for several reasons. Industries I deal with are very excited about this, because, again, it allows their employees to have a central meeting place to commute to work. One thing that our industries are doing is working day in and day out to reduce their impact on the environment, whether it be emissions or their use of landfills, they are working daily. This is another thing that they will utilize to help them reduce that footprint.
For project manager Skip Grkovic, the Park & Ride facility is the culmination of nearly seven years of work.
One of the things that came up as I-520 was being constructed was the air quality issue, he said. The Park & Ride is an example of what the multi-county coalition can do to minimize the adverse air quality designations. We knew this property would come available and that we had money available, so we proposed the concept and it was approved, and this was the result.
The North Augusta Park & Ride facility is located at Interstate 20, Exit 5 and U.S. Highway 25.
T.J. Lundeen is a reporter for The North Augusta Star. Follow him on Twitter @lundeentj for more updates.
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Gardener and author C.L. Fornari will be one of the featured speakers at the 2014 Nantucket Garden Festival.
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(July 17, 2014) The The sixth annual Nantucket Garden Festival, scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, July 23 and 24, will celebrate gardening through workshops, garden tours, family activities, community challenges and an opening-night celebration.
The 2014 festival emphasizes the evolution of the Nantucket garden and highlights the island's unique and beautiful gardening ecosystems while focusing on the importance of sustainability and conservation of resources for the long-term environmental health of the island.
Highlights include a Wednesday talk byauthor, artist and gardener C.L. Fornari in a private Millbrook Road garden, an open-air painting workshop with artist Illya Kagan, two walking tours and a fairy-garden-building workshop for children of all ages, and a garden soirée featuring I&M columnist, author and gardener Lucy Leske. Also on the schedule are a garden walk and summer tea with Nantucket Wildflower Farm landscape designer and restoration horticulturist Cinda Gaynor, and a Cisco garden bike tour.
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By Neil Holley-Williams, Nov 11 2011 11:52AM
So Google have released another algorithm update to keep all website owners on their toes.
This one is rapidly gaining the monicker 'Fresh'.
The name alludes to the subtle change that Google will be adding a bit more weight to your timestamp.
Effectively they'll be looking for sites that are kept 'fresh'. So if you have a way to update your website, make sure you use it regularly, you're going to have to compete harder with competitors that have full time staffers updating their sites.
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Cyberwarfare and the Use of Force Giving Rise to the Right of Self-Defense
Matthew Hoisington
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Boston College International and Comparative Law Review, Vol. 32, p. 439, 2009
Cyberwarfare represents a novel weapon that has the potential to alter the way state and non-state actors conduct modern war. The unique nature of the threat and the ability for cyberwar practioners to inflict injury, death, and physical destruction via cyberspace strains traditional definitions of the use of force. In order to clearly delineate the rights of the parties involved, including the right to self-defense, the international community must come to some consensus on the meaning of cyber-warfare within the existing jus ad bellum paradigm. After examining the shortcomings inherent in classifying cyber-attacks according to classical notions of kinetic warfare, this Comment argues that international law should afford protection for states who initiate a good-faith response to a cyber-attack, especially when the attack targets critical national infrastructure.
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The team with the most Indian presence, Puerto Rico, opened up action on Friday against Spain with Mike Aviles starting at shortstop.In the first inning, Aviles knocked in team Puerto Rico's second run with a sacrifice fly that scored Alex Rios. He also later walked and stole a base in the game that Puerto Rico won 3-0.
Although their were no Indians involved, a few other games took place including another Pool D surprise. This time team Italy destroyed Canada, forcing a 10 run mercy in the 8th inning. Nick Punto had a big day at lead off for Italy and the previously unknown Chris Colabello provided all the power, hitting the games only home run and knocking in four of their 14 runs. Colabello is currently a AA player in the Twins organization. With the win, team Italy is just one win away from advancing to the next round.
On the other side of the world, the second round of play has begun, with Japan beating Chinese Taipei in extra innings and the Netherlands getting an unexpected win against the heavily favorited team Cuba. The second round of the WBC is a double elimination round so Cuba will have to win their next two games to advance.
Saturday will see another full slate of games with five matches scheduled. Chinese Taipei will take on Cuba in a loser goes home match in Japan. The powerful Dominican Republic team will face off against newcomer Spain as Puerto Rico will play Venezeula, rounding out Pool C. Canada will be playing Mexico and the United States will face off against the upstart Italians.
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Fire officials said U.S. Highway 151 near Beaver Dam is back open following a train accident Saturday afternoon.
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Stanford offensive line coach Mike Bloomgren has been promoted to offensive coordinator, the school announced Tuesday.
Bloomgren replaces Pep Hamilton, who left to become the offensive coordinator for the Indianapolis Colts. In addition to coaching the offensive line, Bloomgren was the run game coordinator for the Cardinal the past two seasons.
"He was the only choice," head coach David Shaw said. "We didn't interview anybody else, and we didn't want to interview anyone else. Mike has done an outstanding job with our offensive line and run game, though he's more than an offensive line coach."


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The singer Roy Harper's Seventies album HQ contains a poignant number entitled When an Old Cricketer Leaves the Crease. I thought of it as Sachin Tendulkar and Ricky Ponting failed in the second Tests of the series in India and Australia. Two of the most prolific and masterful batsmen of their generation, wonderful players both, are on their way out, although the hope must be that they can choose their time to go.
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Please, Mr. Speaker. Enough already.
Two days after unveiling new details of his plan to eliminate most property taxes in Georgia in favor of a state-administered sales tax, Georgia House Speaker Glenn Richardson has scheduled a press conference for this afternoon in Atlanta to unveil some newer new details of the proposal, which he's dubbed the GREAT Plan - Georgia's Repeal of Every Ad valorem Tax.
Unfortunately, if Monday's release of details on the GREAT Plan is any indication, today's news conference - which will feature a rehashing of Monday's revelations in addition to the release of more details - is likely to create more confusion about the speaker's proposal.
In connection with Monday's release of new details about the GREAT Plan, Richardson spent three hours behind closed doors with the House Republican Caucus talking about the proposal - including, according to a Monday report by Insider Advantage, the formula for getting sales tax revenue to local governments and school systems.
That distribution scheme is now available on the GREAT Plan Web site, http://www.legis.ga.gov/legis/2007_08/house/greatPlan/presentation.html. Here, verbatim from the site, is part of the scheme. The following is Richardson's proposal for how sales tax disbursements to local governments and school systems would be calculated for 2009, the first year for the program if it makes it through the legislature and is approved by the state's voters next year as a constitutional amendment:
"Each local taxing jurisdiction will receive:
2006 Ad Valorem tax collections/2006 population estimate from U.S. census = per capita base $ amount.
Increase by greater of: state government inflation % increase from 2006 to 2009 OR the % increase in actual values of property from 2006 to 2009.
Multiply by 2009 population estimate.
Subtract the increased local sales tax revenues attributable to the GREAT plan.
Divide this figure by 2009 population to get a per capita funding amount to use in 2010.
Go back to step 4 amount and subtract three annual items:
2009 general obligation bond debt service - principal and interest
2009 taxes collected on intangible taxes and transfer fees
2009 use fees revenues - residential rental, motor vehicles, boats, planes"
Two other recent additions to the Web site, the formula for calculating tax disbursements in 2010 and later years, are similarly confusing.
In fact, the only thing that's becoming clear about the speaker's tax plan as the January start of the Georgia General Assembly's 2008 session is fast approaching is that he wants it to be as confusing as possible.
After all, he doesn't have to sell the plan on its merits. As leader of the House, all he has to do is make sure that members of that body - and the Senate, too - understand the fate of their own legislative initiatives hinges on how they vote on the GREAT Plan.
In the end, if the plan is approved by the state's voters, Richardson will, in effect, have become the sole arbiter of what the plan means in terms of how much money gets back to which local governments and school systems.
Thus, in the days leading up to the legislative session - when lawmakers have their best opportunity to look critically at the plan - it's in Richardson's best interest to keep it at least a little bit complicated and confusing. The latest additions to the GREAT Plan Web site make it clear that the speaker's game plan is to do exactly that.
As has often been said, the person who controls the purse strings controls everything. Thus, if it wasn't perfectly clear before, it should be abundantly clear now: The GREAT Plan is less about tax relief for Georgians than it is about Richardson's desire to increase his political power in this state.
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Jr Iron Chef VT is a statewide culinary competition that challenges teams of middle and high school students to create healthy, local dishes that inspire school meal programs.
Registration is now closed. If you have an account, you can still log in to update your team and recipe info.
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March 19, 2016
9:00am - 3:30pm
Champlain Valley Exposition, Essex Junction
Admission: $3 per individual or $5 per family (up to 4 people)
Morning heat: 9:30-11:00am; awards at 12:00pm
Afternoon heat: 12:45-2:15pm; awards at 3:15pm
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ODESSA - LaRayne Dopita, 78, died Friday, Feb. 9, 2007.
Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Monday in Sunset Memorial Gardens with Dr. Jimmy Braswell of St. Andrew Cumberland Presbyterian Church officiating. Arrangements are by Sunset Memorial Gardens and Funeral Home.
Mrs. Dopita was born Aug. 6, 1928, to Mary Cross and Harry Botterman in Denver. She married Norman Dopita on Jan. 11, 1946.
Survivors include three daughters, Leigha Rackow of Odessa, Maria Fulton of Leander and Stephanie Bodin of Amarillo; nine grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
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President Barack Obama awarded the Medal of Honor, the nation's highest military award, to Army Staff Sgt. Ty Carter in a ceremony at the White House on Monday.
The president described Carter's courageous actions during one of the deadliest attacks on U.S. troops in the Afghanistan war as "the essence of true heroism."
During the 2009 battle in a remote outpost, Carter risked his life to fight some of the estimated 300 enemy combatants, provide fellow troops with ammunition, and administer first aid to an injured solider.
Eight American soldiers were killed in the assault and more than 20 wounded.
Talking with reporters later outside the White House, Carter said he would like to help Americans understand the "invisible wounds" soldiers have suffered.
"Only those closest to me can see the scars," he said, explaining that soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress syndrome "are not damaged."
"They are just burdened by living when others are not," he said.
Carter is the fifth living recipient to receive the Medal of Honor for courageous actions in Iraq or Afghanistan.
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Visiting Scholar, Boston College Law School. LL.B., University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran.
"The BC LL.M. program was one of the most inspiring experiences of my legal education. It was not simply BC's distinguished faculty, who were always available to me; nor the school's curriculum, which provided an enormous range of options; nor my brilliant classmates from fourteen countries, who made sharing global concerns a reality. Rather, it was BC's critical approach to studying law, an approach that analyzes various dimensions of legal facts from different perspectives. This acquainted me, for the first time, with one of the most fundamental elements of comparative legal studies."
Latifeh Aavani is currently a Visiting Scholar at Boston College Law School, researching the interaction of global norms and standards with Islamic values. She came to us immediately after finishing her basic law studies in her native Iran, but it would be a mistake to equate her relative youth with inexperience. Back at home, this "overactive" student (as one of her professors described her) organized six human rights conferences in collaboration with the United Nations Development Program, taught in Tehran's Institute for Protection of Labor Children, and served in both the University of Tehran's Criminology and Criminal Center and a family law training program for judges. Along the way she managed to complete every semester with distinction and serve as the President of her school's Student Law Association for a year.
Latifeh's studies at BC Law focused on legal theory, human rights, and Islamic law. She is generally interested in comparative study of Islam and international human rights, with a focus on the idea of rights and duties. Her career plans include research and teaching back home, and continuing her cooperation with international organizations.


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CHEW ON IT: Jekyll & Hyde's never disappoints
My coworker, Karen Burchill, joined me on Tuesday for a sandwich- filled lunch at Jekyll & Hyde's, 8 E. 10th St.
From the specials board, I decided on the grilled chicken sandwich, and Karen opted for grilled cheese. One of the house signatures is the fried bologna sandwich, so I ordered that, too.
Even with a packed house for lunch, the daytime cook gets food out fast without sacrificing quality. Karen's grilled cheese sandwich was beautiful: thick slices of perfectly grilled sourdough bread, topped with cheddar cheese, thick-cut bacon and fresh spinach. Melted cheese wrapped the ingredients like a gooey hug.
My chewy French roll was layered with a large chicken breast, creamy goat cheese, dried cranberries and a pile of mixed greens.
The chicken was fantastically seasoned and tasted as if it had just been taken off the grill.
The fried bologna sandwich is a true flavor explosion. The bologna (cured in house) is incredibly well-seasoned.
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Dragon Ball GT - The Lost Episodes - Activation (DVD 5)
Title: Dragon Ball GT - The Lost Episodes - Activation
Volume: DVD 5
Running time: 62
Distributor: FUNimation Entertainment
Release date: 2005-02-08
Suggested retail price: $19.98
Age rating: 13+
Luud has awakened! After being fed his faithful followers, the monstrosity slowly comes out of his slumber with one goal in mind... crush Goku and Trunks! As if things couldn't get any worse, Dr. Myuu feeds Pan to Luud, giving the idol enough strength to be more than the Saiyans can handle alone!
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Police have arrested four people in connection with the robbery of a Lahaina man who was attacked and had his bag stolen Friday near Mala Wharf, police said.
The robbery was called in at 7:20 p.m. when the victim reported being assaulted by a man he knows, said Lt. Chad Viela of the Lahaina Criminal Investigation Division. In the victim's bag were his wallet containing $160 in cash, gift certificates from a local restaurant and a debit card, Viela said.
No weapons were used during the assault, and the victim refused treatment for injuries including pain to his face, Viela said.
An all-points bulletin led to the arrest Saturday morning in Kihei of Lahaina residents Jayson Auld, 22, and Amber Gonnelly, 19, Viela said. Both were charged with second-degree robbery, with bail set at $20,000 each. Police impounded the vehicle, which Gonnelly had been driving and which Auld and others left in following the robbery, Viela said.
He said a 47-year-old man arrested later Saturday was released pending further investigation.
On Monday morning, police arrested a fourth suspect, Keola Chung-Dyson, 36, of Lahaina. He was charged with second-degree robbery, with his bail set at $20,000.
An investigation is continuing, Viela said.


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Library 2.0 and beyond….
'This is a blog about Library 2.0. Meaning: developments in new internet technologies that are of importance to libraries.' That was the original introduction to this blog. In January 2015 I got rid of the "Library 2.0" buzzword and replaced it with "Data. The final frontier". Because that's exactly what it should be all about in libraries.
See also my first official post
My current job is Library Systems Coordinator in the Library and Information Systems Department of the Library of the University of Amsterdam. Before that (until April 2010) I was Head of the Library Systems Department.
I am currently responsible for system administration and development of the digital library discovery layer Primo, and for new developments in this field. Besides that I am also working on the library data and information infrastructure and architecture.
Between September 2012 and September 2013 I was acting as Coordinator of the Linked Open Data Special Interest Working Group of IGeLU (International Group of Ex Libris Users).
Between September 2008 and September 2012 I have been a member of the IGeLU Steering Committee . From 2006 until 2008 I have been acting as Coordinator of the IGeLU MetaLib Product Working Group.
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Jen Hurwitz scored a game-high 12 points and ripped down nine boards to lead Longmeadow to it's 13th overall win this season over Chicopee Monday night.
Longmeadow jumped out to a 17-1 lead after one quarter of play.
Katy Cyr and Dawn Dyer-Martin led Chicopee with 11 apiece.
Allison Mishol scored 11, Emma Robin scored four and collected eight rebounds, while Tajmah'Nae Leiws added 10 points and grabbed seven boards for Longmeadow.


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Hi there..
i was following a tutorial point by point
Im a relatvily noobie to samba. Only know how to do basic stuff sharing
folders etc. i followed the tutorial and everuthing went smoot until i
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My w2k client was able to log in with user name and password according to
the log file but right after that was done the samba server dropped the
connection for whatever reason i don't know.
but what i do know is when i try to smbclient -U netbrain //192.168.0.1/ i
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Now i was wondering if anyone could clarify what this means.
here is my output from testparm:
Processing section "[printers]"
Processing section "[print$]"
Processing section "[profiles]"
Processing section "[homes]"
Processing section "[programs]"
Processing section "[NETLOGON]"
Load smb config files from /etc/samba/smb.conf
Loaded services file OK.
Server role: ROLE_DOMAIN_PDC
Press enter to see a dump of your service definitions
# Global parameters
workgroup = DEBIAN
server string = the server
interfaces = eth0, lo
bind interfaces only = Yes
passdb backend = smbpasswd, guest
pam password change = Yes
unix password sync = Yes
log level = 2
log file = /var/log/samba/log.%m
max log size = 50
keepalive = 30
socket options = TCP_NODELAY, IPTOS_LOWDELAY, SO_KEEPALIVE,
printcap name = cups
add user script = /usr/sbin/useradd -d /dev/null -g machines -s
/bin/false -M %u
logon script = netlogon.bat ; logon script, location defined in
logon path = \\%L\profiles\%U
logon drive = H:
domain logons = Yes
os level = 64
preferred master = Yes
hosts allow = 127.0.0.1, 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0
printing = cups
comment = All Printers
path = /var/spool/samba
create mask = 0700
guest ok = Yes
printable = Yes
browseable = No
comment = Printer Drivers
path = /etc/samba/drivers
guest ok = Yes
comment = users profile directories
path = /home/samba/profiles
read only = No
create mask = 0600
directory mask = 0700
browseable = No
comment = home directories
read only = No
create mask = 0750
browseable = No
volume = HOME
comment = installed programs
path = /usr/windows
write list = @admins
comment = The domain logon service
path = /home/netlogon
write list = @admins
browseable = No
any help is appriciated. thanks.


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AFTER SOME uncertainty, the city's fiscal watchdog has approved Mayor Nutter's five-year financial plan.
The Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority OK'd the plan, 4-1, Wednesday. It delayed a vote last month after receiving more information on how Nutter would pay for a potentially costly contract-arbitration award for the city's firefighters.
Board president Sam Katz had raised questions about the city's declaration that if an appeal failed, it would pay for the award - which would add $200 million in costs to the five-year plan - through service cuts. But Katz said Wednesday that after discussions with the administration and his own review of the plan, he was comfortable that the city had more options than just cuts.


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I THE AMERICAN WAY Vol. 38 —No. 26 4 Sections—22 Pages NORTH CANTON, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH' 18, .964 10c Per Copy Salute Local Industry :. •• '■-i:.~.«^j-''/y--.-»iWHa_- •■■/•:-v..*A:.-WA"is_&_awsB- i^msms^: Wonrlrnw Wihon Faith For Tomorrow In this day of crisis when pessimism hangs like a •nurky pall over so much of our daily life and conversation —it behooves us to stop and consider not the tribulations )f the moment but the long- range view of eternity, ■■■, Is this overwhelming thing that is happening to us a calamity., which is ours, alone to'face—or are we going through one of the great cycles of history through which Jomitless others before us have passed? Whatever it is, we should, in time of trouble; get back to first things and contemplate the eternal goodness. In Whittier's. poem on thissubject he states his,faith thus: "Yet, in the maddening maze Iof things, And tossed by storm and flood To one fixed trust my spirit clings, I know that God is good. I know not what the future hath Of marvel or surprise Assured alone, that life or death His mercy underlies." If we hold fast to this we can say with the Psalmist David—"Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I shall fear no evil, foi- Thotv art with me. Tthy rod Thy staff they comfort rrie." Once we can arrive at1 this state of trust, then we are able to face all, problems with the proper courage and perspective. -. '.'■■ Ahd: above all/ we '■ can go about our daily life, and carry on our daily tasks as vfe should^—with hi^'h moral and even .with' a modicum of happinessi. We have much for which to be thankful.-We have peace, even if it is precarious. We have free speech, uncensored discussion, and all, the rights guaranteed under the Constitution). We have a chance to live and work and learn according^ to. our talents. ' ; j \ .Yes, we must face:the. grave conditions confronting us. But we.must not darken; our lives by constant,harping on our ^troubles—we. must face.: them and /continues tov, liAJe as normal.people;, grateful"for our: blessings; enjoying;all the gdod things .of life' that are 'still, ours.; doing our,daily tasks tckthe ■ best ■ of our .ability; working' to h<?Ip others. in every way-.we-can; trying.to make the people we live artwork v/ithVhappier for our\presences-arid,: havihg, seen the\ pro- gr^BS-' that:iias; been made, iri' past';decades,-with1;faflth for tdrifibrrow because wes put1 our; trust in'the Eternal;Gdbdness fbr"; the'filial (outcome., - .-.'. ..'■-. ;■_...: \ ^ '■.-■' • i ■>'.<•-•,.. \< ',WMtl'M?7fodffiiet \ \ ■^ "■■../ '-'.it. y v'- ■ •■•-...; ! sV,; '■ s.-.v'- -,-•; •> '<-r '•••;i"s-~ •" i ' sPeople;who^haVe'vvisi.ted;.mari<et places';in;foreign lands find;-'.them-;>pictur'estiue, /Quaint arid: colorful.': If they had studied, .them /ceiefuiilysthey; would/''have found them also most:iriefficifent.'-T-o.seir/thingssthere;.is it nec4s^r-y<to straws-:: port ^thiern; toVthfe:; market 'place.ydisplay .'them,' warn for^cusr .tqj&^fS^i aM4t^e^h6:ipe\wh-§t, j remains £ unsold.':- Orben 5con£ sideylibly-^det^^ri^ted^inVvailfe. .>?.•• j:v , :-.. (' ,v> \ . ^Perhaps |bne-of £th^v^y;£rekl •; contributors i to '• our\hign> Amer4eanVjstaniar.d-:of ji^ig^isV.Vlie'''g---Skta*-.^ffi^ie_ic.y of'.our less;;!f^i#rirBs4tief mk^kfet /plji'ces/; the. 7* classified 5 or \warit\ad colu^^ofjiburlRlp^s.^l:.^:^ ■£■ . %£/; ","■- \ \ \ Classified advertising brings seller and buyer together without the necessity of meeting at a market place. And goods that charige hands need be moved only once, need not be exposed to deteriorating forces. Neither, buyer or seller need waste time awaiting the other. People wishing to buy things not offered in the want ad columns can generally find it by inserting a "Wanted" announcement, thereby obtaining what they want when they want it. Classified or want ad advertising gets its name, of course, from the way such information is grouped under: headings. Included in such columns is considerable of life's every day pathos and drama, its failures and successes, its comedy and its irony. Even such items as "Eggs For S'ale" may herald an up or down in someone's life. Certainly there is a story behind "Exchange, set of golf clubs- for baby- buggy." Whatever one's problem, when using a classified, ad to; solve it, certain matters of technique may well be borne in- mind. Number one is timeliness. Ice skates do not sell welt in summer. Number two is convenience. Make it easy to respond to your ad. And, number three is adequate description. The more you tell* the more you sell is an excellent bit of advice. If tempted to keep the cost low by being too brief, remember that your reader knows only what the advertisement says, so telling a complete story is one way to assure success. Remember also how much you are saying, by not having to go to a market place, and be willing to spenct some of that saving on additional-words.in your classified' pdvertisement. In cooperation with Governor James Rhodes Industrial Appreciation program, launched at Massillon several weeks ago, the North Canton Area Chamber of Commerce turns tho spotlight on local industry this week. One of the highlights of the Industrial Appreciation Week was the Tuesday night tour of The Hoover Co. North Canton i.s home base' for this internationally known manufacturing- firm. To cap the week, the chamber plans a Hospitality Afternoon at its office Friday, March 20. Mrs. Howard (Kate) Cline, the chamber's new secretary, will be on hand to serve coffee and cookies to all those who drop in at the S. Main St. chamber headquarters between noon and 5 p.m. Friday. Visitors wijl be able to shake the hands and chat with Chamber President Robert Mathie and other members of the board of directors. A special progress display, which includes photographs from decades ago, also, will interest both newcomers and old- timers. • The.chamber was formed in July, 195V and Vernon-.; Sell, Sun publisher, was elected 'the first president. The stated "oal& upon, which the organization was founded still are in effect. These include: l.'To achieve through united Effort those which cannot be.accomplished by -individuals. -' 2. To encourage sand .attract new business and industry to the North Cantori area'. 3. To create, expand 'and- improve trade'relations and good will; ' -..',• 4: To protect and advance the individual's economic well being. 5. To strengthen the local economy and make it more secure through concerted local effort, rather than reliance upon the state or federal government. 6. To maintain and foster wholesome atmosphere for business and to promote the tradition of free enterprise. 7.. To work for'the "general welfare of the community. One of the chamber's first projects-was to hold a public meeting to help determine "What Is Wrong with' North Canton arid What Can We Do About. It?" -. A current project launched by • the'chamber is theS'Student Loan Foundation';, of North - Canton.. In- addition, ifiDec.em'ber, the eha'nifer. initiated a ■■■' 'Support Nortn . Canton. Campaign. "■ '■•• Those;. servinfrsSwith'..'Mr";'• Mathie to guide the chamber-dur- ing . its .'fifth ,/y e>>a r/ include: .Wayne •' r Hummel, .v vice presi'- Sent;• Gits•%..'.'Zielasko';. S.secre- '-tary; sand'.xChafles ,'T. /Bogardus, treasuCer-.V' ..s. V-, S'V'-■,-■■■• ''-'-A'. • Others'S'online- SbqardS.are ' as fplloVs :'«j£vm?s' Cf.-ss';-'"Glenn'F..' DeHoff, :■ VernOnv Sell • and Wil- lia-'m, R.'.-Wiirlis.^s^.S ' ',/ ■ • Now . conduct/irig. £ a .^membership, caiftpaigfril; {tne:- *f cha m ber lists' 74 "bn^itsvJro'at'er.S: -s \vThe list', i'neltidifs: "FA'dS-'ribe; ItiaXBaileyiS W. .-A'.v Bair'SDr. A. ,R.\Basinger, WaiyrievE. Carpenter 'Srs, .Citizens^Savings^ Assn., pb'mii_urftt^''B"iiaingfvy.'M.(G A , panels >Ha^8y/■S^tvO'. r.e^.i'DeHoff' ,A?geh^;,;'^IIl*Dg$&&h'?'F-b r,d;, Pat ^D.&gim, .VHjjjrVld .._S. Duryee, m^yfi^FimU'.iA-^^Jx^'F.int j: Na.- 4ibrtel,.^a^^%^d:-'Fdsn,3«ght- li'cWi^igfegf,ty^l%rv.r'£fdvi|ings,, R.1" DS 'Ei^iHw'^v^'r^G.^o'r.ge-, Ann's, "X$r$ei$&£!j0ki£o'*^&'Jr Hagenlocher, Harter Bank & Trust Co. Hopkins Pharmacy, H o 1- Guerns Dairy, the Hoover Co., Hummel's Inc., O. C. Jester & Sons, Inc., Dr. John D. Joliet, Karl's Shop, LaVerne's 'Pastry Shop, Lee Studios, Leonard Agency, Harry London Candies, Lutheran ■ Mutual 'Life Ins. Co., Mathie Coal and Supply Co., Myers Chevrolet, Miller's Flowers, The Mohler Lumber Co., Jacob Moor. H. O. Morris, -.,Morrow Restaurant, Nobis Decorating Co., North Canton Building and Leasing Co., North Canton Collection Service, North .- Canton Cycle North Canton Drive - In and Gift Shoppc. North Canton Friendly-. Hostess. - North' Canton Hair Styling, North Canton Hardware, . North Canton Plating Co., North Canton Radio and Appliance, the North Canton Sun, North' Canton 5c to $1, Nye's, Reimer Plumbin2 and Heating. James E. Ritchie, the Schafer - Mes- serly Drug Co. Scharlo's Pastry Shoppe, J. L. Shafer Ins.. Dr. John Allen Smith. : O.: M. Smith Appliance, J.t J. Sommer, Carl Sponseller' & Sons, Stark Limb and Brace, Swa'ndt's Sohio Service, George W. Swindell Agency', Vsa 1,1 e y. View Supply Co.,-Viking P r o: ducts; Inc./. Wideman. Funeral Home,. J. "R.' Williin; Paul- AS Vy:eber,'.Willis Motor Co., Harry. ;D:--'Wise:-Agency■'.• and \;. Gus :. W.: ''Zielasjlco.. :-. .. ' ', .. ■ Safety Awards To Be Made At May 28 Banquet Massillon will host the third annual Awards Banquet of the Stark County Safety Campaign, Thursday, May 28. Announcement of the date was made by George W. Kauf- mann, Secretary of the campaign. The event will be held at the Amherst Civic Center, 1527 A»- herst NE.t in MassiIlons -, this reporter than 70 area to tour The INSIDE HOOVER. (Upp'er;,left) Bill Golloway displays body assembly of Model HuO ii-leaner., to a group of JayCees. (Upper right) Guide Harry Bfowh shows start and finish of automatic tubing machine operation to officials of the Harter Bank (foreground) and other Chamber members. (Lower left) Several members of the Chamber's board Theater, North Canton Floral \ MAYOR PROCLAIMS and Chamber Secretary Kate Cline (center) observe a screw machine in the automatic department. (Lower right): Several tour members stop to watch the winding operation of field coils. Women are employed in several operations, particularly where manual dexterity is a requirement. 'Industry Appreciation Week" to Mire Draftsman RalVM Gorin Rotarians to Hear Rabbi Gorin "Where Christian and Jew Meet" will be the Lenten theme of ...Gorin when'he addresses the North Canton Rotary Club Thursday night. With Temple Israel 10 years, Rabbi Gorin came there from St. Louis, Mo. He will talk to the club following a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Community Christian Church. • This March <19 program has been planned by the Rev. Robert Hibbard, pastor o f Faith Methodist Church. He will introduce the speaker. Special Meeting Holy Week. On Maundy Thursday, March 26, Rotarians will meet for a catered luncheon at the Community Building YMCA. This will take the place of the club's regular dinner meeting. WHEREAS the State of Ohio, under the leadership of Gov. James Rhodes, is staging an industrial boom to create a bettor'; economic climate and proyit^g^tir-'a vj6bs>_.oand better services/ '■ ■ • WHEREAS the Ohio Chamber of' Commerce, is promoting an industrial development pro-: ■gram, ;•' ' • • WHEREAS less than four percent of City' land is used for industrial purposes, with ■'the Master Plan proposing developing. 126': acres, or 6 -percent of. the ;area for -.industry, ; ..;. 'S WHEREAS •-. NTo rt h: Canton, groups./.paf-ticularly the' Cham:' .iV ±>,er [of Commerce, have, worked ■ t-^^Btif^rA tSh^ging' : develop the North. Canton'.Industrial. Park;'; adjacent-StoHheS City, •: S .'■WHEREAS ,the'; Hoover X o ;, 'the. City's TaViest'Sindustry, pr'oj; vides a :sound' taxj bases for the growing. corhmurfity/tH 6 o v e i*. and ;Hopver; erriijlbyes . 'provide nearly .one - fourth of the municipal taxes); '.-'. .'■;■'''■' ,:-.WJiE.ftBAoS..-«■ a'si?;tour -Vof ;the •Hod>%r|4;.b^p|ttiofes •.•4is't'itosvib"e! TnVdeS^by^JayCe'e's "and ^Chamber; members :Tue§day:.night,S and •' ' •rwiiHRE'ASvth'e ;| CKSftib^rS of Com m efiesis •' plahriir.'ta; /-aS hogbi-J i*£iiyiatt-a2rio&nrFiJSay*KinSi^ juVt'c.i«Dn'4wM's:iVs;cI®tisfrf_i4;Ap^ preciation promotion, THEREFORE., I, Charles B. Strausser, Mayor of the City of North Canton, do hereby declare the week of March 16-23, Industry Appreciation Week, in North' Canton, and I do hereby urge all our citizens to become better acquainted with the City's, industries and with the role they play' in the City's economy. I also, urge all citizens to become more familiar with the aims and purposes of the area Chamber of Commerce and stop in at the chamber headquarters on S. Main St.. Friday afternoon. The'-position of draftsman Was established by City Council at a special "meeting held at 5 p.m. Tuesday.-.iri City Hall. The ordinance pa'ssed by Council' establishing the po s i- tio'n also sets the sal'ary.'at'SSOd a. month. ."■ Also during .,, the'.1' meeting, ^Council., approved'-';,, th- ; second reading1 of,the-'of-'dinan^e; to authorize' issuance /or-' $225,000 in- ViQtes for S the ■'West;1 End ■'-.Sani- S.ary ..Sower Project.. . .x •'■;'. Absent 'from'- thV meeting .be-, sattse .'of illn'ess'S;we're ..City-- Ad- niikistrator' Chester-.L.'-, Stbrling.' ahd'.v-Couricllhianv J. C.VNelson ion Drill Set For Marine Reserves The 6th 105MM Howitzer Bat- gery, U.S. Marine Corps Reserve of Canton will undergo a training readiness inspection during its regularly scheduled drill Sunday, March 22 announced Captain James R. Broad this Monday. Major A. F. McGrail of the Fourth; Marine Corps District will lead the team of inspectors. The purpose of the inspection is to determine the battery's ' state of training, and readiness for mobilization, should the need for such action aris.ej Registration Deadline is One Week Away 'Apparent ■ laej&; of voter inter- i'.efe't.has caiii|sodVfthe -number of registered' voters''in Stark County to drop to an all-time low", according to James Seccombe. chief.clerk of the board of elections. More than 8.000 persons have dropped from the rolls because they have failed to vote within ,the ■ last two years. Among these are 154 North Canton residents-who; will not be able- to .vote in .-the 'coming Mayi prifn- ',ary ■. unless they register' with .the board of elections .office by March 25. Young, persons who will , be 21 years old on or before Nov.: 3 can register now and vote in both the May primary and the. November election.- It's industry .Appreciation Week in North Canton. That's what they told me. Learn as much as you can about local industry and its contributions to the community, thev said. And. I did. Tuesday night, was a mora./ more men and women Hoover Co. The two and one - half hour tour was climaxed by the show- inn; of a 20-minute film. "Company Profile.'' which sketches briefly the firm's history ancl its position in th'e trade world today. Arrangements for- the tour and film showing were made through the cooperation of the North Canton Area Chamber of Commerce and the local Junior Chamber of Commerce. Any woman; or man for that matter.' who ' has once caught a glimpse .'of the production steps, involved• to turn out a Hoover., vicuum ,'* cleaner no longer wonders sat", .the price of the appliances It.s.Wduld appear to be-cheap at Kvid^'tho price. To see tons of raw materials (jobs for people other places) come into tire core of North Canton and a short time later leave the City as truckloads of manufactured products ready for sale around the globe leaves little doubt a.s to'the capabilities of our citizens and strengthens the pride in our forefathers' vision. From the foundry to the final assembly. several things are evident. Hoover is always improving, researching, trying new ideas - new ideas to provide beiter products, enlarge their markets and increase profits. Although profits are important for ■ they are the life- blood of the business world, the customer and employe come first with Hoover. Safety devices on machines and stiff inspection precautions attest to this. What else did I learn? Much, too much, to tell you all now. Besides I want to leave something for you - so that, you can have the fun of discovery, too. I walked through Hoover's latest addition. The second - floor •warehouse. which has eliminated . the use of two warehouses in Canton, would hold more than 20 football fields. We thought about some cross country races in the near vacant first floor. However, if we're goiras; .to do it, we'll have to do'Mt" mow.;- Soon, this will be patterned with machines and conveyor belts to manufacture new appliances. The .warehouse area in the new building at ■ Taft and Maple, includes ' 125;000 square feet of space on the second floor and 3,000 square feet on the ."first floor, plus docks. •Facilities; include five ,,tr«ck- .loading . dociks ..for outgoing ship- .ments'.ands'two rru,ck docks for rreceivin'g* incoming materials, -•■il ' learned'''that. fro.m this new centralized "operation the Hoover home base 'will' ship all finished' products 'to Hoover dealers in -Northern'. Ohio,: Western Pennsylvania and ' to ,17ware- (Continued on Page.3) SINGING STRINGS. Taking the spotlight with the 700 young voices in the North Canton Elementary School Concert- Friday, IMarch 20, will be nearly 50 string students of iMiss Esther Harkins. Among those appearing in the spring concert at 8 p.m. in the Hoover High Auditorium will be (left to right): Cellist Val Sammeter. 6th grader, son of IMr. and Mrs; Henry Sammeter of 1218 Pittsburgh Rd.; Steve Bence, 5th grader, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bence of 927 Valley Blvd.; Marna South, 6th grader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence'-South of 221 Middlesworth Blvd.; Richie Waltenbaugh. 6th grader, son of Mr. ahd Mrs.: Richard Waltenbaugh of 125 W. Ninth St.; and Pat Smith, 5th grader, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Richard Smith of 722 Glendale. The concert, which will be open, to thd- public, .'also wUl feature a Festival Chorus, a Sixth Grade Chorus, a Select Choir, under the direction of-.guestf conductor, Miss Ruth Cogan; and the Elementary Band, undep Jbe direstioa^of'-Jolui-Hafer,and AlbertLVincii
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Vol. 38 —No. 26
4 Sections—22 Pages
10c Per Copy
Salute Local Industry
:. •• '■-i:.~.«^j-''/y--.-»iWHa_-
Wonrlrnw Wihon
Faith For Tomorrow
In this day of crisis when pessimism hangs like a
•nurky pall over so much of our daily life and conversation
—it behooves us to stop and consider not the tribulations
)f the moment but the long- range view of eternity,
■■■, Is this overwhelming thing that is happening to us a
calamity., which is ours, alone to'face—or are we going
through one of the great cycles of history through which
Jomitless others before us have passed?
Whatever it is, we should, in time of trouble; get back
to first things and contemplate the eternal goodness. In
Whittier's. poem on thissubject he states his,faith thus:
"Yet, in the maddening maze Iof things,
And tossed by storm and flood
To one fixed trust my spirit clings,
I know that God is good.
I know not what the future hath
Of marvel or surprise
Assured alone, that life or death
His mercy underlies."
If we hold fast to this we can say with the Psalmist
David—"Yea, though I walk through the valley of the
shadow of death, I shall fear no evil, foi- Thotv art with me.
Tthy rod Thy staff they comfort rrie." Once we can arrive
at1 this state of trust, then we are able to face all, problems
with the proper courage and perspective. -.
'.'■■ Ahd: above all/ we '■ can go about our daily life, and
carry on our daily tasks as vfe should^—with hi^'h moral and
even .with' a modicum of happinessi. We have much for
which to be thankful.-We have peace, even if it is precarious. We have free speech, uncensored discussion, and
all, the rights guaranteed under the Constitution). We have
a chance to live and work and learn according^ to. our
talents. ' ; j \
.Yes, we must face:the. grave conditions confronting us.
But we.must not darken; our lives by constant,harping on
our ^troubles—we. must face.: them and /continues tov, liAJe as
normal.people;, grateful"for our: blessings; enjoying;all the
gdod things .of life' that are 'still, ours.; doing our,daily tasks
tckthe ■ best ■ of our .ability; working' to h'.<•-•,..
\ \
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- - Fastec - K2 vs. Gnu (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/bindings/50100-fastec-k2-vs-gnu.html)
Fastec - K2 vs. Gnu
I'm intrigued by these Fastec bindings. Who's got these who can comment?
I ride with a big group of people, one of the girls in my group has a hookup with Roxy and scored a set of their bindings. She loved them. :cool:
I've seen Gnu Park bindings (2012 model) going for $160-$200, and they are the closest to functionally identical to the Roxy's of these two.
No Park model this year, but this Choice (2013 model) is the same chassis, and similar straps.
In researching the Gnu's online, I found the K2 Cinch's are also built by Fastec.
Tonight, I stopped by a local shop that carries K2, and they had some of the 2012 K2's I could get for about $180 locally.
But there's big differences - these definitely aren't just rebadged versions of the same binding:
The K2's seem solid as a rock in person, but while I'd like to spend my money locally, I was a little psyched on the idea of the tension relief feature the GNU bindings have.
That makes me lean towards the GNU bindings, but I haven't seen them in person.
Also- [before the road goes there] I'm not interested in Flow bindings. Another buddy of mine has a set, I've ridden them - definitely no tension relief, not even when the highback goes down.
And they feel different when riding. Even he hates them, and he's used to them. I'm not going down that road.
I'm a veteran rider, I've been riding traditional 2 strap bindings since the early 90's.
What intrigues me about the Gnu and K2's is that they look to hold just like a 2 strap binding, and still offer highback adjustment (I dial mine back).
Thoughts on the K2 vs GNU?
Or any females with experience with their Roxy's?
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I've ridden a few different Cinches and Mutants. I hated them all. If you want speed Flow is better. Do you get strap relief? No. You don't need it. That big strap distributes strap pressure better than trad straps so you don't crank the strap like you do for trad. It will feel different yeah. But you will get used to it and then you can enjoy quickened edge to edge performance. That cable triangle thing works. Cinches are heavy and they don't adjust right in the toe area. They force you to have too little toe overhand regardless of boot size/binding size and you lose leverage. Gnu's felt like 4 year old Rides. So if you really liked the pink Beta Mvmnts you'll be able to get all nostalgic with the Gnus. Except have to deal with less adjustability.
If you're in it for speed, Flows are superior. If you're not and you don't want Flows, then there is no reason for rear entry.
Nothing I've ridden is worse than flows. (As mentioned in the OP) - not going that route, not asking about flows. Not interested in flow, not to sound ungrateful- thanks.
What specifically intrigues me about the gnu in particular is the 2 straps, 4 solid contact points, like a traditional binding, but addition of rear entry. That, in theory, would fix much of what keeps flows from riding like a traditional binding... and enhance the rear entry aspect to boot (no pun intended).
I thought the K2 was a close sibling, but I'm concerned the K2 might also (like the flows) potentially lose a feeling of solidity, with the actuated frame [and potential movement] that the gnu doesn't have.
If not the gnu, I'm sticking with one of my traditional favorites, Burton Missions, for my Pickle. That's the reference standard, for comparison.
K2 is not made by Fastech at all. Fastech is crap, cinch is crap, flow is the only one that's gotten it right.
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Read what I dealt with with the Mutants.
Last thing I'll say on Flow, when set up properly they hold you down just as well despite the "feeling" of it being looser. When set up right, the looser feel is all in your head.
The Restricted Mission for this year was a solid binding that never gave me any issues. I will recommend them over the Gnu every day of the week.
I have 2012 Choice and I imagine they are quite similar to the 2013.
The tension relief does not do too much at all. Not really something I do as you kinda have to release it before you do anything - I am pretty lazy :p
Also I am finding with my left binding (I'm goofy) that the buckle is slowing down with its release significantly and I have about 15 days use on it.
The release of the bindings when you pull the high back down makes the smallest difference with any other rear entry binding.
This is all just my experience with it.
I think based on the flex ratings on GNU's site, I'm second guessing either.
The K2's I worry about play in the binding, and seem like they have very rigid bases.
The GNU bindings seem the same - the Parks I was looking at have an aluminum base, and a stiffer rating. Strap comfort is important to me as well, which is an unknown.
I have been checking out Burton's 2013 line, and the bindings that seem best suited for this kind of riding seem to actually be the Custom Restricted (re:flex), over the missions - or the Cartels I used to own - and they actually cost a tiny bit less. The restricted's have the upgrade of the asymmetrical strap over the basic customs.
On that note - a buddy of mine who lives in California recommended Flux bindings - I don't believe anyone even sells them locally so that throws a wrench in the process a bit - but I'm interested if anyone has any comments about Flux bindings that would compare to a Burton Custom (good flex, comfortable, secure, with bulletproof rachet hardware)? He didn't mention a particular model, I may call him to find out.
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From Flux you'll probably like TT30's or DMCC Lights.
Personally for 2013 I like the strap on the standard Cartels more than the asym.
And the Cinches actually have a less rigid baseplate. That lift arm is the reason.
Checked them both out - quite a price difference between them, and besides the stabilizer pads and "light" designation, I'm not seeing much difference between them - possibly the DMCC had the more advanced ankle strap, but the regular strap on the TT30 doesn't seem like a compromise. What's the big upgrade on the DMCC vs. the TT30?
Edit 1:
Also, Flux has an excellent website. From their product page, I'm wondering if the DS30's might better fit - more flexible, more of a skate feel. $250 is still up there in the price range, and makes me wonder similar to the above, what's the real differences between that and the SE30's, which is a midgrade binding with more flex (according to their very generalized mouse-over popup)? Half the cost, nearly.
Maybe I shouldn't say their website is excellent - trying to find the difference between the TT30 and RK30 is puzzling...
Both claim to use allllll the same parts... but are different bindings
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Looks like the RK30 highback is urethane while the TT30 is nylon. I might like the more flexible back better, I rode back in the 90's cut-down era, I don't put much lean in my highbacks, I don't really rely on them.
Flux are great if you don't need canting and too much dampening. Super solid and light, great ratchets and straps.
The difference between the RK30 and the TT30 is that the RK30 highbacks are very soft. I found them very comfy but mainly suitable for jibbing and park. The TT30 highback has that typical all mountain flex. not too soft but still pretty flexy. Can't go wrong with them.
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