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Atlanta Constitution, The (Newspaper) - February 4, 1890, Atlanta, Georgia PHUT. VOL. XXI. THE FIRST'VICTIM TO IT THE REPUBLICANS. GET A QUORUM A i-ii-h the Cane of vs. St.illh Of Courwjthc cial is misted -Wni-hiiiBtou tioMlp. February 3. his of republicans together Ten ng and legally unseated Jackson and -eiu-d Mi" ih- He had resorted to all kinds of -I--, -uhugs in the preliminary proceed- j., past live dais, but he feared to t coustitiitionuhty of his decisions 1 b. .-e tho supreme court. And con-e- lie ll.ew.-.k. the blind, and the J.e'k to the house in order to register r make a quorum. Although the -i, n-.oi-vats would not i ote the republicans iu the pen and made to vote to L'. i party leader. Smith was iiumc- in and Mr. Jackson ;ii-i-d. This iu-T.-.i.es tho repnblivw.il aii'lm.ikis it that much easier have a present, lint it Mr. K.....Ts high-handed melhods. lit on ruling as he has done, and to oust the next MI'-''-'' 'i-'.i who West Vir- I... wi.l again correll another quorum j. any legal test of his rulings. M, Wil-i-i, of West Virginia, made one of fn.ost and of Ihe most humorous s i-ier heard in Ihe on Heeds .-nd contested case thisciening. q ;M a! lo-ed's expense, kept the hou-e JM'., ouiin.o.is roar of laughter, and iiiuiio 10 rvoiis that he could barely retain It p.er. .'.I his thick hide more of- fo, IIM-IV than any of the ilcniincialions that heaped niioii him by the angry H made bun the laughing stock, ---euk, of the house and the galleries, b g man ivino -1 perceptibly llinler the _ lilow.s dealt him in a humorous vein. ,N -i has a treat in store for her, for this will bo then; on the Hois able, would be very close, but it is understood that Mr. Carlisle will not bo a candidate again, and that even though Judge Crisp may IK opposed, it nil! amount to but little. In- dued it will ho a walk over for the r.eorjian. E. W. B. THE TRACY TEAGEDY. THE A-n'TTZ. CALAMITY I-V WASH- JXOTOJT S' ,1, Tie T'-lcv hoh'C.inst has cast a gloom over iihXlo No su' h calamity 4 ii .June il.n i-i IM-J v ahirg.. gun on Hi- n in-, f-war 1'r ne, s, ex plo'lcd on the ic b. low F, rt I'Volc, and killed the .s, i in if liar and naiy. and 'f, of.or hi- li dignitaries of th" goveiu- nt Tiler, who was on hoard. scape 1. The UM lul catas, rophe of ,'utcring Ibo bousebold of the ablest ,nomb, r of Mr. 1 Il-.n i-oil's cabinet, w hile III.' bo-lv of the .laughter of tho scciel iry of cold in uc.itb at his resiiii uce on ]..if.i.-lle square, has scut a chill to the hearls of those connected with the administration. Death has follov cil iu such quick succession that it VM.i.hl M-em as though soii.c dreadful fatality was or'n" o- tlms.. who l.aieoa-t I heir fort- unes vi Hi, the Harrison reign. Thcdcalh roll in two .....iiihs lias included the sislor-m-Jaw rf the prosi.h lit, the brother, sisler ill-law and soil and daughter of the bereaved I'.l.liuc, the solicil one of the most o.'pahlo men e-.-il wnl. the admiuisllallon. a'- 1 nl.ins of lodaj'-s c. lilhigi.uh u, Mis. and 3h--. TIM- i iVmVoY.k, r. of l.hio. who le.v, K.'-il (...'.ii in of K, cd'-i r- ent action in the house: no Keel iu Ohio! We think In- is doin jn-t I ,hl. The idea of allniiing hose r.-h.-i ohstruct public bll-i- not only ill Ohio, bul in all tho lio-lii. a i Inii-.-o tboro is for -.onie an to in.ike a rep.ilal ion on Ihe lioorof th'e h.mse' 1 don't know that Ohio will be nolM f. r him for pro-idenl in bul lie could doMoi-e." n-ir.M.Tur u Gold-mil- .lames 1'. fampbcll, of Ohio, is hero, ii n before the ballot box ini.'sti- posi-d i isil to Atlanta, to the hninber of com- merce banquet, be said tonight th.it be would lie theie. He had not jet thought about what kind of a spec, h he would make, but it would the subject of Mr. (Irjdy'.s httcr to him, V b'( h, ill uib lance, w as "Come, an-.lwc will show yen that wo are just like the people of Ohio. We aio one people." He su'd it was tho only invitation he hud a, since lie h.id been elected govci nor, and he looked aril to the trip wilh grout TA I.KIM: PIII.ITICS. Iu speaking of tin, recent scenes in tho liouso. ho expressed his opinion that they ivonld hai ,.....m.iten..l effect on cither party l.efolc the connlrv. be said, w.th a laugh, "Uood says tho m..jonly niust rule, and we are the majority. Or perhaps better, 'the .suints on ii tho earth, anil vie are tho sail.in.' do you think of tho political out- look." democrats are absolutely certain to cany this c.umliyat Ihe picsuh nliul SMITH IS Tlie RrpnblicaiiK Succeed 111 Getting a Quo- -W isjUN.iTos, February journal of the house hi" been read in extenso (at tho ilo-nand of the demo-rats) Messrs. O'Ferrall, of Virginia, and of Ohio, -ivere, upon their feet, tho former Vfilh a motion to cor- rect the journal, and the latter with a motion to approve that document. The speaker recognised M r- Me Kin ley, but.subsequently, on Mr. 7.1'tVn-uirs statement- that be was acting In .-ood faith recognized that member, who staled that tbe j. urnal contained no rcfei. nco to the fret that the speaker on Saturdaj la-1, uot allow him to read evidence in the election ca-e as part of his remarks, i he speaker mid that that was not ev.-aolly in lh" form of a filing, hut that tlio joiumil w oi.ld '...mended to show that fact. Mr. McKinle- then demanded the previous piestion on bis motion to approi c tho joe.ri.al. vote rosiiilciHeus nays none, and the sneaker (folloiiing hi.s precedent of ol-iler.ug entered upon tho journal the names of a. dorcii democrats present and not volin-z) and de- clar.-.l tho previous que-tion orilered. the motion lo approve ll.e jo.irna Iho ia.i-i.....nti, c l.roi ailed, tbe democrats rcfruiu- from voiing, and the speaker dco.urod a ip.r.ruin pu-scnl and the motion can-led by a vote of loN l.-ivs nothing. Vilhe'-- h Mr (I'Kcrrcll did not riso to claim thi- lion, "tin- spoiiker declared that that mem- ber was to proceed to the discussion of the elo. lion case. MH. (-H1S1- THE STATKY1 KNT. Mr. frisp said that if tho speaker himself declared that the election case was to ho taken up he would raise a question of con- sideration. The speaker said that there had bivn an understanding Saturday night that the gentle- man from Virginia had Ihe floor. Mr Crisp disputed this statement, sajing tint wlrle there was an a-s to what b-fg'h the debate should be, there no .indeintanding a.s to when it should ho c Mr. Bvnnm moved to adjourn. The motion to adjourn v. as lost: year 120 uivs l.-.T. and the declared the u lo I.e on th" c tio.i case. 1 The usual tornmlitio., ii i .v in.lulged n. us 1 ,-ai-o a quc-tioi, of consideration. Mr. hn, s to the q-lC.ti.ill. Mi (.'i .sp Thou T appeal. Mr. Speaker-Mid the chair declines ti tin- appe-1. The b.u ing be n Mr ins to conlini.e ar in of the claims ot llie t ol u-7'.ee .11 ti .-nutl, v elect.on cas. SEC'Y TRACY'S RESIDENCE BURNED And Mrs. Trncy, Her BauRMor and Maid l.os.- llieir Secretai-y round in an V.icoliscious State. February tern mo ca- Hr.iiiv the household of Secretary Ti-'rv this Hereby three persons hat their lives and throe others wore badly in- jured. The is a three-story and basc- isaituated on I street, between Connc.'iicut avenue and 17th street, and has recently undergone extensive improvements. passing tho lim.se at o clock this morning saw smoke issuing from the front windows and at onco raised an alarm of Ore, ind nolicc denartments fsponded promptly. Tlie nicmiscs were almost concealed by dense si-iok'e which was thioMned by a heavy whirl, was iust lifting. It was soon seen that the house was all ablaze inside, and that the m.i'ii stairway was burnt, thus cutting off com- nini.-ilioii with tho sleeping apartments on ,e and third noora. Several streams f water were played on the flames, and every [Tort was made to check the fire and to res- ,ie tlio A sceno of the wildest confusion ensued l-enitwus known that all members of the weie in the house. The firemen he- aved like heroes in tho emergency and went hron.'h the fire and smoko iu searchmgjor hem'in tbe dilToreut apartments. Mrs din" tho secretary's daughter and Miss Wilmerding forced their way through the ilindiiigsiiniko and jumped from tho second storv window front. Ladders were raised for hem but in their excitement they failed to ,eo them. Mrs. broke her U-f wrist and was severely bruised. Her daugh- ter was hudly injured the c Mr. O'Ferra'l of alla-rs wlo.h th house found itself, onf.-ontod. He did not b. hevo, he said, th it the time has yet come, an Cod grant that It might n.-i.-r ome, th of Iho Initcl biaics at this end all give tlo iVelelaiion that neecs-ity, Ih'- tjn.uts Ma, -1 as "'nn-eceil'-nu'Vanil unc.-nsli, n-ll ol hlm. Him 1, I a hi.of seas Mould, pri- snn- 01. r the b.-hi-cr.'iions of 11 U b -h. 'jn'-rce slill dwelt in the of the ..ress: .Mid then- would no autocrat plaii'se oil Ihe'deim.. ra lie .1 I MMS Mr -ii'ni-e, of usetl s, said afiei the ,11 ilrii.iii' of a g, ulli man from ir- jjinia, i' niigh, be toeousider the qm-slion before the house involving the right of a mem- ber to his cat. lie then pn.ccede.Uo present "A lid M bo do you think will bo tho can- lli.hites nne can tell. Many changes may take place iMlhin three years. Men .ho and now cm s come to the front. It would ho foolish to attempt to name a man this far ahead." "What about Mr. Cleveland "Higbt now, Mr- t'lciebind is the most priimineiil democrat before llic country." TO IKS! .li TK CUOWING. Judge Stewart seems doterniinod to have the grow-Ill of jute in this country tested. Also to lu.io a U-sl made of tho bust machinery for juvpaiingil for tho loom and at bis request, I'ncle Jerry Husk has promised to ask con- gress for to experiment wilh. Of course. Ihe lest mil have to ho made ill Geor- gia and now is the time for tho Georgia farm- 4.-I-; and investors to come to the front. .UllMiK fKl.Sl' IS SATISl-IKD. tho fact that many of the Georgia papers uro proposing Judge Ciisp for the next governor of Georgia, there is no pos- sibility of his being a candidate. I have often he.iruf him remark that he would rather ro- inain a member of the house than to lull o any I -o' I "T the H-publican-lde-l A III MI.I1.U s SIT.KI-H. echcs b. Messrs. Oulhwiiite, Ohio J on a. Moore, of Tcvns, Mr. Wil 'of West Virginia, w bile not aih'.rcs ,1 in e'ection cis... niuiln all ciilir.-ly good hiiui-.n-o s h in of 'he r, ,-cul rulings of the r, which oil, Hod gicat applause and laughlcr, as in-il from his political Neme.n as from his political fficn.ls, and the speaker could not him-olf repress an oc.-asional smile. l-iU-.VII.I-S IJfl'.STlliN UKllKItl-ll.. The question Ihcii recurred on ordering Iho previous question of tho adoption of the re- port of the oiuumiiue on elections-, and ,t Mas ordered-yeas, loll; nays. none. 'ilns istne tii-'t time since tbo meeting of congress that the republicans have had a quorum voting, and Ibc result was received ivilh applause. Thooulv absentees on the republican side iieie CasMciland Wilbur, both of whom are. sick. SMITH If Four roll cu'ls ivcre required bof.'-c the vote 'tiio cn'il' he was entitled to the sent by votoof yc.is llid, nais mme, amid re- publican applause. Mr Kmilh appeared and look tho oath of illice M hereupon Mr. Springer sarcastically whether this was the proper time to make a motion to adjourn. With a.similar intonation of sarcasm tbe speaker replied in the allirmatiio and tbe house accordingly, at h..Ti. adjourned. GOVEKNOIt t'AMI'ISI-.I-I. THE STAND is right now on the next lo the lop round of the'ho..si- ladder. His next step will be into the .speaker's chair. and that will per- li.ips he at the meeting of the next congress, which even the republicans concede V ilMie doniocriuic ah far as the hoaso is con- cerned. The of tho house is con- sidered next in rank to the vicivproi.idol.cy and ,is Judge Crisp is especially lilted for such a position, it is hut natural that ho would not desire to retire- from the house at present. Should the race for speaker next term be made Letweei, Judge. Crisp and Mr. Carlisle, it to the Ballot- Itox Coiili-iivt Torsery. rvliiu.ir.v Afti-v arostot a wwk, the spi'ciiil l.ou-o .-..niniitti-c mvesti- .-iitine "llio Uiis morning to iii'l'nr.v. si-utauve opur-.-il Mill, tin- Mu'.e- nipntth.it since tin- r-wi.m.tt.-o lii.nsi-irli.icl IK-.-II uiiiiU-iiMintly liy the of the (-011- .liu-t of tin- investigation and buciuso ccrlam hud not been rross-cxaininctl that mornnr Foniker liad beeu dciirived OI crusa- THK GOVKKXOIl KX rovi.rnor I'-uiiplH'll, ol Ohio, then tlio taJul. The chairiHiin him the [oriind apur, ami ho that he nox er bu' broke no hones. They both suffered so- crelv from Ihe shock. 'I hey were taken at Mice'to tl-.c rcsid- uce of Dr. Baxter near by mil restoratives applied. While Ibis sad scene was being enacted in front of the house, firemen were engaged in the sad task of removing other members ol the family from tho rear. -i HACY'S n-KATH. Mrs. Tracv endeavored to escape by drop- from her bed room M imlow, and lu-relTort to doorcase tho distance to the ground, she grasped a narrow stone window sill and low o, oil herself as far as she vi as abio. Those who saw her in her perilous position shouted to her lo hold on, but either sho did not bear or her strength failed her, for after thus bun-ing a moment between life and de-it h sho fell forty into an area way Sho was immediately taken to tlie house of a neighbor, by Dr. Khoom, and placed upon a lounge in the She was perfectly con'ciousand did not seem lo suffer pulii. I she complained of ail oppre-si.m ill the neighbor- hood of her heart, and found dilliculty in bnathiu'. She talked a while, coughed sli'-lilly u'ul tb.cn hccanio silent. The physi- cians looked at each oilier significantly. Mrs. Tracy was dead. Tho immediate cause of her death was supposed lobe from injuries to her heart sustained in her fall from the window, wlm h Hooded her lungs with blood. Her body was soon removed tothe residence of Attorney- General Miller, oil Massachusetts avenue. TIVO .VIOKK r.nniKS. Almost at the time two bodies wore taken Iron, the burning building. One was Ibo secretary's daughter, Miss Mary, a young lady, and the other was that of the French niiiid Jos-phinc. That of the former wa- found by Chief Ti'-rrish Hing on the lloorii the second story hall ar the head of the stairs: The body was not greatly disfigured by the fire. She had evidently died from suffocation The chief lifted the lifeless body in his arms and although the staircase was ablate, hi hrovht it safely out into the street. Of tho French maid little is known, save that 1 dead body wi.-s found ill her room on the top of the house burned beyond recognition lloth tho bodies of Miss Tracy and her man were taken to ail undertaker's establishmeii in the vieiiiity. SFO-KFTARY TRACY'S ESCAPE. I Secretary Tracy, himself, had a mos I miraculous escape, and is now lying in a some I wlrit preiavious condition at the residence o I Hon. J. C. Bancroft Davis, on H street, nea Eighteenth street. Uke all others, he w- overcomo in his slf-op by the smoke ivhi filled Ihe house and rendered him complete! helpless. He was discovered in tlus conditio and with considerable difficulty was remove to a place near one of the windows. Cries f, ladders were quickly answered, and man willing hands were raised to assist him to tl ground. He was at onco removed to a ne.igl bor's house, and was soon surrounded b phvsicians, including Drs. Wales and Kut friends are very sanguine of his complete re- covery. Tlie bouse was completely gutted by fire. The walls are standing, but the interior pre- of ruin and desolation. 1 be .residence of Judge W. S. Cox, of the district supremo court, which adjoins it on the left, vras badly damaged by water. THE CHIEF'S STOliY. Chief Parrish, of the fire department, told his story as follows: no attention to the fire when I heard there-were, people in the house. I felt my way through the smoke to the second floor and found a man in bed in a room. 1 tried to pick him up. but he was almost too heavy. I managed to drag him into a back room where there was more air am! then. 1 broke a window out and called to Dow, who -was in the alley, to runup a ladder. Then hey took the man out and it proved to bo the secretary. I couldn't move him any further, or I was, exhausted aud full up to tbe neck ith smoke. Then I went back into tho moke and fire again and found a young ladv, lisa Mary Tracy, they toll me it as caught hold of her wrists to lift her up the esh came oil her burning hands. She bad been turned. I got her out, but ehe was Dr. Euth, at the solicitation of friends, visited tho undertaker's establishment and dentified Miss Tracy. Ho made a hurried lamination and found she had died from ufocaUon. Mrs. Tracy was found to have died from rupture of blood vessels. .A gentleman who saw the fire said never m is Hfe-did he sec or hear of such a sight. "It he said, "as though hell had Broken Joose and sent its fire ry tongue tothe earth. The whole building seemed one seeth- ing mass ot llames, bursting from every point. Screanriollovvod scream, each one more hor- rible and blood-curdling than the othcr.'from iateriorof tho building. Only a few people wcro passing at the time, and they seemed lost end bewildered. The engines soon arrived. Tou fcntrw tho rest." E O. Turner, footman at the Tracy resi- dence, says ho was an eye-witness of part of Shenre-. He was up and dressed before i o'clock, and was prepared to go upstairs to dean the silver. He slept in the bascmeiK. "Just as I was starting upstair-." said he. a colored man ianK the bell and told the butler, who answered it, that tho house was on lire. Tho butler ran upstairs ami imnieiliat. Ivrushed shouting: 'My Ood, the hou-e on lire.1 The entire iirst floor was 111 (Ian. We ran out the front door. Mrs. and hor daughter were at tho front sec-, story window screaming for help. Both lad.cs jTinpo-1. -Neither fell their foot, but on their sides." The house of Mr. Ehrcoms, No. S21 Rcycji- teeiith street, itself almost capturM by tho I'ro was thrown open for tho reception of Ihe dead and dying. Mrs. Tracy, slill alive, was brought in by a couple of firemen and P-aced on a sofa in the diniiiKroom. Hero sho lin- gered for about an hour, fully conscious and apparently suffering but little. It was a little after 8 o'clock when she spat up a little blood, hardly enough to be termed a hemorrhage, closed her eyes, and vi ithout a moan ceased to broatiie. -PS- Tho cook scorched and blackened until sho had an appearance, but not seriously injured, wns'iiext brought in. She was pro- vided Milh an np-sliiirs room. Secretary Tt-icy was the third siili'oror to be sheltered under Mr Klin-em's roof. Ho was placed on mattres-.es in the. kitchen, whither he was taken through an alloy, for it was not deemed propirtolu-iiig him through the room in vi hid, his wife lay djing. The president walked over from the white house as s.....i as be board of tho tragedy, lie was weeping as he came out of the house, w-here tlie "secretary lay unconscious, and where Mrs. Tracy was dying. THE 111-. U UNS I.v Till! WHITE IIOUSK. The remains of Mrs. Tracy and Miss Tracy lie toi.i-'ht in caskets in the center of the cast room o! the white house, beneath crystal chan- deliers, whose light less than a week ago shone upon them as they gaylv greeted their numer- ous trii mis at the last presidential reception. The deelh chamber is now dimly lighted and is sombre, gloomy aud quiet, with no one within it save tbe dead and one of tho door- keepers, who will keep watch over the re- TO THE COUNTRY EXPLAIN HATTERS IH THE HOUSE How tlie Speaker Has F.very Precedent ami Violated CoasUUition His Killings. February .t.-Mr. CariWo has prepared for publication the following stale- nioi.t of the present p.aitipu of the democratic members of the huase, nhich is to be signed bv all of them STATHMKNT. The present situation in the of represen- tatives IB ho de- cisions of the speak, r arc so full ol dang-, r to tin- inU-'-rityof future h-gi-hitiou. tn.it-ve r it our duty to submit a brief statement of in order that the propriety of the course ivc .ial e taktu may be fairly determined. The luiiise met the 101 ,Ui of Iiecciuber. ls--ui and immediately by the of -p.-.k'-r i-iid other o'li-.ers. On tin' sum, diy. liy 'resolution of the lion -c. the sp.-akor was izcd to appoint a on rule-, and in.- ru-c. of tl-e 1 h-.ii-e n fcrrcd to th u coniu.iuce. The cominhtoo, oons.-ting "I -peukor himself and four other member-, wa- ap- pointed on the Ml, d-i.vof aiuloutae nil, it, i.I.de a report au.lliorizing the user to iurisdietiaii. Th- comiuitLce oil to which wan referred all coses involving the jf members to their seats ivas appointed on the yth of December. WUKIiIN.1 WITHOUT Although nearly two months have elapsed since the committee on rules lias upi-inte.l. it I. .s mideno report the matte.s rclci-r.-d to It except a partial report made the l-th ol ber, and consequently the house ha- com- pelled to conduct Its bu-mess witho-it an> rules or sx stem except the gen. ral Uw reeeive reports iroiu roiuni.to'c-1. or -iu M VJolllTV's- APIl'Itl' CI 11VI. Tlie chiim of tie luijorT... Unit i'i-' nuetlie right to govt rn tki- house vnthout .itu its rules uikiug 1 in the -I- IMI-U- u.-ss, is tin. U. r It mu.-tbe oil, l.it to -r-t ,n-ls Iho position tuk, n by thr I --..c ui-.noiili I" t'JO hoie-o. that it culm." inlury i to the eiimilrv. l..e of'lfe'ia true construction, :n.d enlorce it ac, oril- ingly. Fvcnifthis were an original ,pie-.Lion. it not U; difficult to show that- th" pr.ietnal- on-true- ii the correct d himx-11. Je miiToritv on Coo, ol tl.L- house, .ti.u-l the true meaning and ths trae the of a miorum i- not the presence of a maiority of ali tlie memls-r- of t he bat a mi-jority of li the constitution ea-lte for.' General Garfieid. BUline. llawley, f "ngf r. Kot- erson, and other prominent baie token the Fame position, and have never If any legal or Ica! question can be in tl.iji Jo, ,nd the domain the present speaker repiidi- seulf d'construclion of the consiiiotion and decided that vb..-n the ial rtco-.rl, the conftitutlon the boe.se to on a call of the and r.avs that not voted he can count n.emlit-rs .in.l voting and thus by his own act. oi tut rded vole. determine 1- from I ieJ; certainly this has passed bey -'reninoftl-co la maue'r thx should do I av not contending lor the right of to eovern, as the .supporters of the si-eaker hjxecii- aeavored to make the country believe. On tlK contrary are denying the right oi tbe minority to elect from their beats or to paiss laws for the eovernnient of the people. the coastiui- t aTmajorny of oj the house const, tnu a quorum to do bufcineiiB, and we are Famp.T i Saluting tnat less than a majority foall not do t to kwp a men in Hie Mr. Iiiinan Wai-tod Mr. Kow.ll wante erring' u, th I: 11 i Mr rg-iment the I -11 his remarks to Meaior, iNEWSPAPERl iNEWSPAPERl ;
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|Kim, Yeon-kye
|Kitaoka, Motomitsu
|Hayashi, Kiyoshi
|Kim, Cheorl-ho
|Cote, Gregory - Greg
Submitted to: Carbohydrate Research
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 2/1/2004
Publication Date: 4/1/2004
Citation: Kim, Y., Kitaoka, M., Hayashi, K., Kim, C., Cote, G.L. 2004. Purification and characterization of an intracellular cycloalternan-degrading enzyme from Bacillus sp. NRRL B-21195. Carbohydrate Research. 339:1179-1184. Interpretive Summary: We found that bacteria previously discovered at NCAUR use an unusual multi-step process to convert starch to sugars that it can then use for energy without having to share its food source with other microbes. The first step involves an enzyme that alters the structure of starch molecules, and the second step then converts this altered starch to a unique sugar with a circular or cyclic structure. This cyclic sugar is then taken up by the bacteria and converted to energy, but cannot be used by other microbes. In this most recent study, we have isolated and characterized the enzyme responsible for breaking open the cyclic sugar structure once it is inside the cell. The multi-step process can also be used by chemists to convert starch into the cyclic sugar, which USDA has patented for a number of potential applications in foods and drugs.
Technical Abstract: A novel intracellular cycloalternan-degrading enzyme (CADE) was purified to homogeneity from the cell pellet of Bacillus sp. NRRL B-21195. The enzyme has a molecular mass of 125 kDa on SDS-PAGE. The pH optimum was 7.0, and the enzyme was stable from pH 6.0 to 9.2. The temperature optimum was 35 degree C and the enzyme exhibited stability up to 50 degree C. The enzyme hydrolyzed cycloalternan [CA; cyclo{-6)-alpha-D-Glcp-(1-3)-alpha-D-Glcp-(1-6)-alpha-D-Glcp-(-3)-alpha-D-Glcp-(1-}] as the best substrate, to produce only isomaltose via an intermediate, alpha-isomaltosyl-(l-3)-isomaltose. This enzyme also hydrolyzed isomaltosyl substrates, such as panose, alpha-isomaltosyl-(1-4)-maltooligosaccharides, alpha-isomaltosyl-(1-3)-glucose, and alpha-isomaltosyl-(1-3)-isomaltose to liberate isomaltose. Neither maltooligosaccharides nor isomaltooligosaccharides were hydrolyzed by the enzyme, indicating that CADE requires alpha-isomaltosyl residues connected with (1-4)- or (1-3)-linkages. The Km value of cycloalternan (1.68 mM) was 20% of that of panose (8.23 mM). The kcat value on panose (14.4 s**-1) was not significantly different from that of cycloalternan (10.8 s**-1). Judging from its specificity, the systematic name of the enzyme should be cycloalternan isomaltosylhydrolase. This intracellular enzyme is apparently involved in the metabolism of starch via cycloalternan in Bacillus sp. NRRL B-2l195, its role being to hydrolyze cycloalternan inside the cells.

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"[It's] a great excuse to immerse myself in someone else's work," said Merritt regarding her radio program. "And I think it's really, really important when you have the privilege of having a microphone and a spotlight that you use that well. I think it's really important to turn your gaze outward."
A Houston native, Merritt released her debut solo album, Bramble Rose, in 2002. Her sophomore effort, 2004's Tambourine, peaked at No. 21 on Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart and garnered a GRAMMY nomination for Best Country Album at the 47th GRAMMY Awards. Merritt followed with 2008's Another Country and 2010's See You On The Moon, which peaked at No. 1 and No. 6 on the Top Heatseekers chart, respectively.
Produced by GRAMMY-nominated engineer Tucker Martine, Traveling Alone peaked at No. 10 on the Top Heatseakers chart, featuring 11 tracks written by Merritt, including the title track. In March Merritt released Night, a collaboration with classical pianist Simone Dinnerstein featuring 14 tracks, including four original songs written by Merritt.
Launched in 2008, "The Spark With Tift Merritt" is a monthly program during which Merritt conducts one-on-one interviews with artists such as GRAMMY winners Rosanne Cash, Patty Griffin and Emmylou Harris, among others.
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ProblemVeritas Storage Foundation for Oracle RAC 5.0 Rolling Patch 1 for HP-UX 11i v3 ( Support Oracle 10.2.0.4 )
SolutionDate: 2008-08-11
OS Version: 11iv3
Packages: VRTSdbac
Etrack Incidents: 1245398,1321146,1322433,1322756,1376390
Errors/Problems Fixed:
PrivNIC agent fails to fail back the IP address when the first link is restored.
Oracle clusterware to detect Veritas Cluster server as a vendor clusterware
"linkrac 10gR2" issue for oracle 10.2.0.4 ERROR: Oracle binary not linked with Veritas IPC library
spfile param instance_groups appended to SKGXN group_name overruns 18 chars
"linkrac" fails with Oracle 10.2.0.4.
Fixes Applied for Products:
Storage Foundation for Oracle RAC
Install/Uninstall Instructions:
Refer Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle RAC README
(sfrac_readme.pdf) shipped along with this patch for
detailed installation instructions.
Additional Notes:
Patch Name: PVKL_03842
Patch Description: VRTS 5.0 RP1 VRTSdbac Kernel Patch
Creation Date: 08/11/2008-15:52:25
Hardware Platforms - OS Releases: 11iv3 (B11.31)
Products: VRTSdbac 5.0 MP1
Automatic Reboot?: No
Status: General Release
Critical: Yes
Category Tags:
(SYMANTEC Incident Number:1321146)
During Oracle Clusterware installation, the
Oracle installer is unable to detect
Veritas Cluster Server as a vendor
clusterware and waits indefinitely for
a default clusterware to start.
(SYMANTEC Incident Number:1322433)
After installing or upgrading the Oracle Clusterware
and its binaries to version 10.2.0.4, the command
"linkrac 10gR2" fails with the following error message:
ERROR: Oracle binary not linked with Veritas IPC library.
(SYMANTEC Incident Number:1322756)
Assigning long string values to the spfile parameter
"instance_groups" causes the value to exceed the allocated
18 bytes of space, resulting in a BAD TRAP panic.
(SYMANTEC Incident Number:1245398)
Occasionally, the PrivNIC agent is unable to fail over the
IP address of the second private link to the first
private link that is restored.
Defect Description:
(SYMANTEC Incident Number:1321146)
This issue arises because you have not updated the script
$CRS_HOME/css/admin/init.cssd to enable Oracle Clusterware
to detect Veritas Cluster Server as a vendor clusterware.
As a result, Oracle Clusterware indefinitely waits for
a default clusterware to start.
This issue can be resolved by making manual patch updates
to the init.cssd script. However, to avoid a manual update
of the script, an alternative mechanism is used. The script
clsinfo is now placed in the /opt/nmapi/nmapi2/bin directory.
This change ensures that Oracle automatically detects the
presence of Veritas Cluster Server as a vendor clusterware.
(SYMANTEC Incident Number:1322433)
The library format for the shared library, libskgxp, has
changed from static to dynamic format in Oracle 10.2.0.4.
As a result, the linkrac script is unable to locate the
shared library and fails with the error message.
The linkrac script is now modified to determine the format
of the shared library that must be used with the
installed version of Oracle.
(SYMANTEC Incident Number:1322756)
When you assign a value to the spfile parameter
"instance_groups", Oracle appends this value to the
SKGXN group_name. If the parameter value is a long string,
it may lead to a buffer overflow resulting in
a BAD TRAP panic of the system.
A check has now been enforced on the length of the spfile
parameter "instance_groups", to ensure that even if Oracle
appends the "group_name" index, the length of the parameter
value is within the allocated 18 bytes of space.
(SYMANTEC Incident Number:1245398)
When the first private link is removed or damaged, the
interface is automatically stopped and the PrivNIC agent
fails over the corresponding IP address to the second
private link. Later, when the first private link is restored,
the PrivNIC agent tries to retrieve the IP address but is
unsuccessful because the interface is non-functional.
If the private IP address (configured in PrivNIC) is found
on any interface with the down state, clear it. Thus the IP
address can be assigned on the correct interface and can
be enabled. This also protects against the private IP being
configured on any other interface with down state and
resulting into connection loss from the other nodes.
Enhancement: No
Patch Files:
Patch Conflicts: None
Patch Dependencies: None
Hardware Dependencies: None
Other Dependencies: None
Equivalent Patches: None
Installation Instructions:
Please review all instructions and the VERITAS support terms
and conditions for precautions, scope of license,
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before installing this patch.
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This is copy of finance terms:Your Payment Schedule will be: 1 payment of $390.00 due on 2010-08-03 , if you decline* the option of renewing your loan. If your pay date falls on a weekend or holiday and you have direct deposit, your account will be debited on the business day prior to your normal pay date. If renewal is accepted you will pay the finance charge of $90.00 only, on 2010-08-03 You will accrue new finance charges with every renewal of your loan. On the due date resulting from a fourth renewal and every renewal due date thereafter, your loan must be paid down by $50.00. This means your Account will be debited the finance charge plus $50.00 on the due date. This will continue until your loan is paid in full. *To decline the option of renewal, you must select your payment options using the Account Summary link sent to your email at least three business days before your loan is due. Security: The loan is unsecured.
500fastcash instead debited $90.00 the first four months, then November debited two payments amounting to $145.00, then December debited two payments all togwether amounting to $145.00, then January 2011 two payments all together amounting to $125.00, then February they plan to debit two payments all together amounting to $110. Then in march they plan to debit two payments amounting to $110.
This aggreement also stated they were only taking payments four months. That is all that is stated. They took two family members names and numbers for references but i imagine that me putting a stop to this could cause suffering for family members.
I am on disability. I am so sorry I accepted this. i never imagined it would be this extremem.I am finding other companies taking extreme measures over the top with customers other than agreed. I am stopping this with my bank. i do not have money to give away.
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SUBMITTED: Thursday, January 06, 2011POSTED: Thursday, January 06, 2011
These companies charge very high interest rates for their loans, and their payment plans don't seem like they do much. They are spelled out in the fine print, but it's not always easy to understand.
Here's what happened. You signed up for a loan, and borrowed $300. From there, you have two options--one is to pay $390 on the given due date, and be done with the loan. That's repaying the original $300, and the $90 is for interest/fees. The problem is, you have to jump through a few hoops in order to do this option. It generally involves filling out information on their website, or getting in touch with them by phone. Neither of these are necessarily easy, because they don't want them to be--the sooner you pay off the loan, the less money they make.
If you do not jump through these hoops to pay off your loan with the first payment, it is assumed that you want the second option, which is to renew your loan. This is saying you will pay the finance charge, but not the original balance. You are just paying the fee, and putting off paying on the principal balance. They allow you to do this four times.
So, this is the point you're at with your understanding--you have paid them $90 a month for four months. But if you look at that logically, why would a company allow you to pay less if you take longer to pay? How are they going to make money if you pay only $360 for the service, instead of $390? At this point, you have not paid anything back, you've just been paying their interest fees.
So, they explain that "On the due date resulting from a fourth renewal and every renewal due date thereafter, your loan must be paid down by $50.00." So they're still going to charge you that $90 fee, but you have topay an additional $50 each month, that goes toward the principal balance.
The amounts in your post don't exactly match up with this, so it isn't extremely clear to me. You say they're debiting a total of $145; it should be $140, unless they're charging for the privilege of debiting your account. I'm not sureabout the $125 and the $110, as these should be $140 as well.
But, in reality, based on the terms they put forth in this contract, they are within their rights to do so. So, if you don't opt to pay it off sooner, this is how your payments will look:
Borrow $300
Month 1 - pay $90. No change to principal balance.
Month2 - pay $90. No change to principal balance.
Month 3 - pay $90. No change to principal balance.
Month4 - pay $90. No change to principal balance.
Month 5 - pay $140. Principal balance is now $250.
Month6 - pay $140. Principal balance is now $200.
Month7 - pay $140. Principal balance is now $150.
Month8 - pay $140. Principal balance is now $100.
Month9 - pay $140. Principal balance is now $50.
Month 10 - pay $140. Principal balance is now $0.
So, if you don't pay it off sooner, you will take 10 months topay off this loan, and at the end, you will have paid them $900 in fees and interest for the privilege. That is not worth the return!
I recommend you do whatever you can to pay off this loan asap, and read the contract carefully before entering into financial agreements in the future. This structure is explained in the fine print you posted, so it's there.
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SUBMITTED: Thursday, January 06, 2011POSTED: Thursday, January 06, 2011
Payments deducted from bank account was $90.00 on 8/3/2010, $90.00 on 9/3/2010, $90.00 on 10/1/2010, $90.00 on 11/3/2010. Then two payments taken fully amounting to $140.00 December 3/2010. Two more payments were taken fully amounting to $125.00 January 3, 2011. They plan to take two payments February amounting fully to $110.00. March 3, 2011 they plan on taking another two payments amounting to $50.00 and $75.00 or something close to that. The contract soley states either pay in August $390.00 or four payments next four months of $90.00 Contract has me worried because there is no mail received USPS from 500Fastcash like normal companies do. It doesn't show thank you, or end of payments. Altogether so far I have paid $625.00. I am stopping this with my bank. They received more than they deserved. So many companies do not care anything for consumers and take financial needs from them and we cannot pay for other obligations.
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Developer's link to third sector providers benefits all, writes Stephen Selwood, New Zealand Council for Infrastructure Development chief executive.
Government initiatives to improve value from new state housing estates in Glen Innes and elsewhere are laudable, but can go further.
House prices in New Zealand have risen sharply over the past decade and the number of people who cannot afford to rent or buy their own homes is an issue of national concern. Over 2500 families are in immediate need of a state house and $2 billion is needed to bring state houses up to standard.
In this context it makes sense to replace old, run down, high maintenance state houses with high quality, mixed tenure - public and private - housing.
Housing New Zealand's Northern Glen Innes Redevelopment Project is the first project off the block.
It is evidence of the corporation looking to try out a new way of working. Almost 3000 post-war state houses sit on large sections across Glen Innes, costing millions of tax dollars in property maintenance and poor social outcomes typical of traditional stigmatised state housing estates. Building new, well designed, low maintenance, eco-friendly homes in greater numbers on existing land is an opportunity for urban regeneration in Glen Innes.
The planned regeneration is not just a makeover of existing state houses. The new state houses will look the same as private properties. The successful developer will be required to establish and maintain close working relationships with community and iwi representatives, local schools and other partner agencies.
These are positive steps. But if we are serious about addressing the cycle of poverty, the Glen Innes pilot project can go a lot further.
After visiting three social housing projects in Sydney and Melbourne, a delegation led by the NZ Council for Infrastructure Development learned that the secret to success is ensuring the developer's investment return is tied to providing innovative social support services within the community, as well as building and maintaining the homes to a good standard. This is not only important in delivering better value for tax dollars , it is the key to building community integration and removing stigma.
To achieve this, developers contract with third sector providers such as Salvation Army, Iwi, and other community housing providers to manage the tenancies and provide direct community support services including on-site jobs and skills training, language development, social-cultural initiatives and in some cases community-based health care. On-site caretakers take responsibility for long term maintenance of the state houses to make sure they are always looked after properly.
These additional support services not only provide a helping hand to the people that need it within the community, but from a commercial point of view they are key to reducing risk for developers - enabling better market prices in the sale of private dwellings.
Higher returns from the land provide the financial support for improved social services, which otherwise would not be possible.
The next phase of urban regeneration in Glen Innes needs to be much bigger and grander in its vision if it is to achieve the kind of social outcomes the community deserves.
In Australia, they think big, plan big and invest big. On one site in Sydney 2400 new homes will be built over 15 years. Interestingly, many existing private landowners are happy to trade in their old home for a new one, allowing full-scale redevelopment of the whole community. That's the kind of approach that is required in Glen Innes.
And before we assume we can't afford this, note that the average age of Housing New Zealand stock on the Glen Innes estate is 54 years. Many houses are three bedrooms with either too many or too few rooms to accommodate state tenants on the waiting list. We know we're going to have to replace these properties soon.
Why not come up with a 20 or 30 year investment and community development plan which better meets the demand and provides a sense of certainty to the Glen Innes community?
Partnership with the council also offers potential to better distribute some of the 78ha of park land in Glen Innes, supporting access to employment and education, safer streets and more vibrant communities through better urban design
As proponents for new ways to deliver infrastructure more effectively, the Council for Infrastructure Development supports the underlying philosophy of the Northern Glen Innes Project.
These changes are indeed a step in the right direction. But a greater focus on lifting social outcomes, building in long-term asset management and encouraging development at scale, together with a strong partnership with the Auckland Council is the logical next step.
This and much more can be achieved and is affordable. It doesn't require selling the family silver, just using it better.


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1984 anti-Sikh riots: HC reserves judgement on Sajjan Kumar
Sajjan Kumar, a former Lok Sabha MP from Outer Delhi, still faces trial in another 1984 rioting case.
New Delhi: In the 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, the Delhi High Court on Friday reserved the judgment on Congress leader Sajjan Kumar in the Sultanpuri case. The court heard the arguments of both sides. Riot victims' lawyer HS Phoolka argued that criminal conspiracy be also added to the existing charges.
Earlier in May, the Congress leader was acquitted of all charges in another case related to the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. District and Sessions Judge JR Aryan acquitted Sajjan while convicting five others - Balwan Khokkar, an ex-councillor, Mahender Yadav, an ex-MLA, Kishan Khokkar, Girdhari Lal and Captain Bhagmal - for their involvement in the case.
Sajjan, a former Lok Sabha MP from Outer Delhi, still faces trial in another 1984 rioting case. In a third case, Delhi Police has filed a closure report, saying there was no evidence against Kumar to implicate him.
The case relates to anti-Sikh riots that had broken out after the assassination of Indira Gandhi on October 31, 1984. Gandhi was shot dead by two of her bodyguards at her residence in New Delhi.
The case, in which these five persons were held guilty, deals with the death of five Sikhs - Kehar Singh, Gurpreet Singh, Raghuvender Singh, Narender Pal Singh and Kuldeep Singh - who were members of the same family and were killed by the mob in Delhi Cantonment's Raj Nagar area.
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We purchased 2 of these for our front porch, and they look beautiful! They were easy to install, the perfect scale and very good quality. They look great at night! Not too bright, and not so dim that you can't see much.
Used as coach lights, front and back porch light, unique fixture with a modern touch
Exactly as pictured. Reasonable quality. Easy to install. Attractive.
This is easier to install than it appears after first looking at the contents. It is well worth the few extra moments of thinking you invest before you finish.
Just got it yesterday and I install it that very night. Looks much better in real life. The pictures doesn't do it any justice. The combination glass gives it depth and dimension and the overall quality is superb. I recommend it to my neighbor that ask about it. Hope this help.


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PORTLAND, Ore., April 2 (AP)-- Major Gen. Creed C. Hammond, retired, former chief of the militia service and Insular Auditor of the Philippine Islands from 1929 to 1933, died of a heart attack today at the age of 66.
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Jim and Sharon Kelley of Benton are proud to announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter Carolyn Kelley to Aaron Tupts, the son of David and Leah Tupts of Frankfort. Aaron is the grandson of Harry and Beverly Johns of Owenton and Trigga Johns of Louisville. The wedding will be held June 14, 2014, at 6 p.m. in Mount Sterling.
I can't help but laugh when I think of the story I heard long ago about the young preacher's visit with an elderly widow who, upset about losing her dentures, needed to be consoled.
The preacher sat on the sofa and nibbled from a dish of peanuts on the end table while he tried to cheer her with the latest news about her church friends. Before long he realized he had made a real pig of himself and apologized to the woman for having eaten every last one of her peanuts.
A fringed linen frock wrapped itself around his lean, lanky frame. A decorated sheathed knife, suspended from a cord around his neck, and a powder horn cradled along his side produced an image of the early American frontier.
His diminutive Shawnee wife, her calico shirt displaying trade silver, accompanied her husband; and 250 years of history surrounded these two figures of the past as they made their way into the present
The weekend was beautiful. Everybody on the Branch was outside doing clean up work on their yards. I got the front bed under the kitchen window raked and cut out the dead vines. It looks so much better.
Fay was out cleaning her beds to get ready for new plantings and Wanda and Ray went to Joyce's to trim her pampas grass.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ogden of Monterey along with Ms. Amy Thomas of Frankfort would like to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Shelby Anne, to Cory Lee Cannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tuttle of Owenton and Mr. David Cannon of Stamping Ground. The ceremony will take place at 4:30 p.m. on May 24 at the Stamping Ground Baptist Church. A reception will follow at David Cannon's home in Stamping Ground. Invitations will be sent to out of town guests only. All family and friends are invited to attend.
One of the best illustrations of an overinflated ego is in the story about the woodpecker that perched itself on a mighty oak tree, reared back and took a whack just as a bolt of lightning hit the trunk. The tree split from top to bottom and splinters flew in every direction. The woodpecker took off in a flash but came back a few minutes later with several of his buddies and said: "Look there what I did."
All to often we, like that little woodpecker, take credit for things that are truly acts of God.
Most Owen countians are familiar with the names of Claxon Ridge, Pink Ridge, Stewart Ridge, Buffalo Ridge, Riddle's Ridge, Divided Ridge, Fortner Ridge, Ball Ridge, Harris Ridge, Bethel Ridge and Long Ridge. Some of these hilltops took on the names of the families who first settled along their crests, while the origin of the names of others may have been lost over the years.
It's raining, again. We've had about three and a half inches over the past several days.
The sun finally came out late Saturday afternoon and it was nice on Sunday afternoon but the rain has come back.
I suddenly realized as the sun shone on my back yard that the forsythia hadn't bloomed. There are tiny leaves appearing but no buds. Not a single bush in my large yard has bloomed.
"To look at the (news) paper is to raise a seashell to one's ear and to be overwhelmed by the roar of humanity."
These words by Swiss author Alain de Botton described the undeniable influence a newspaper has upon its readers.
Newspapers have been a part of our daily life for centuries. They were not only an avenue of advertisement and of distributing information to the public, but were also a means of providing entertainment through satire or storytelling.
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AbstractA compact microgravity and hypogravity compatible vacuum device is proposed to provide medical suction and containment of extracted fluids. The proposed aspirator will draw up to 40 L/min of air and produce a nominal vacuum of 500-mm Hg, which is comparable to commercially available medical aspirators. The unit will also provide a means for separation and containment of up to 1000 mL of aspirated fluids. Waste material separation will be accomplished by a reticulated foam trap that will utilize hydrophilic adsorbent materials to sequester liquids within the reticulated foam structure. The aspirator assembly will also include a sub-micron filter to prevent aerosol from escaping to the spacecraft cabin. During the Phase I research, an efficient trap will be designed and tested using a commercial off the shelf (COTS) vacuum pump. Additional trap features will be investigated including collapsible walls to minimize storage space and chemical resistance to enable suction of corrosive and/or toxic materials. Phase II research will focus on improving overall ESM and incorporating features such as a trap fill level indicator, an emergency shutoff in case of liquid breakthrough, and an alarm indicating a blocked airway, which will improve microgravity performance.
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It might not serve as much consolation for injured Ottawa Senators defenceman Jared Cowen, but Erik Gudbranson and Calvin de Haan have a pretty good idea how he's feeling these days.
Day: November 13, 2012
Young defencemen feel Cowen's pain
Senators look for ways to lure back fans
The NHL lockout isn't over yet, but the Ottawa Senators are already trying to figure out how to convince disgruntled hockey fans to return to Scotiabank Place. A poll sent out to past ticket buyers Monday offers up a slate of potential incentives — including free parking and two-for-one tickets — and asks respondents how likely they would be to take advantage.


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Aug 22, 2013 - StaffCharles R. "Chappy" Heider died Wednesday, July 31, 2013, at Westward Heights Care Center in Lander. He was 99 years old.
Per the request of the family, there will be no viewing.
Charles Heider was born Sept. 29, 1913, in Johnstown, Pa., the son of Edward L. and Anna B. (Custer) Heider.
He worked as a yardmaster for Conemaugh and BlackLick Railroad.
He was a faithful member of the Calvary Methodist Church and was a trustee and life member of the Johnstown Elks Lodge No. 175.
He also was a member of the Menoher Post 155 VFW. He was a U.S. Army Veteran, having served with the 20th Armored Division.
In 2010, he moved from his hometown of Johnstown, Pa., to Lander to be with his daughter.
He is survived by his daughter Louise (Pixie) Kline and her husband Bruce of Lander; grandchildren Melissa (Missy) Walker and her husband Jason of Gillette and Cody Kline and his wife Kathryn Loughan of Boulder, Colo.; and great-grandchildren Isaiah and Malerie Walker.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife Florence M. (Nichols) Heider; and granddaughter Annie Kline.
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In her wildest dreams, Zoey Hathaway never thought she'd wind up an heiress. And dreaming was something of a specialty for Zoey. She'd been dreaming for the better part of her life.
But this
She glanced overhead at the snow-covered arched sign that read Up on the Rooftop Reindeer Farm, wondering how in the world she'd lived in Aurora, Alaska, her entire life and never known such a place was nestled right in the cleft of the mountains. She'd never even heard of the place. And now, according to the lawyer who'd called her the day before, it was her reindeer farm.
"Smile!" Anya Parker, Zoey's friend and former boss, snapped a photo with her cell phone. "I still can't believe it. You're a reindeer heiress."
"I know. I'm having trouble processing it myself." Zoey peered at the snow-covered horizon, searching for a glimpse of antlers.
From what the lawyer had told her, this was a small operation. A hobby ranchthat was what he'd called it. Which made sense, considering she'd never even known Gus lived on a reindeer farm. Her flight instructor had been like a surrogate grandfather to her, but he'd been a man of few words. Too few, apparently.
She wondered where the reindeer were hiding. And how many of them were lurking around. Four? Six? A dozen? A dozen seemed like a lot. She was hoping for six, at mosta manageable handful. What could she possibly do with twelve or more reindeer?
"Gus really never told you about this place?" Anya asked.
"No." Zoey shook her head. "Over two hundred fifty hours of flight time and more ice-cream sundaes than I can count, and he never said a word. I always knew he lived alone, but he never mentioned the reindeer."
"No family," Anya whispered, her words dancing in the air in a fog of vapor. "How sad."
A lump formed in Zoey's throat.
Get a grip.
She swallowed it down. She'd never been one to feel sorry for herself, to bemoan the tragic circumstances life had thrown her way. And she wasn't about to start now. But picturing Gus living here alonedying alonewas sobering, to say the least. She'd lost her parents when she was sixteen years old. And she hadn't seen her only other living relativesan aunt and uncle who lived in the Lower 48since the funeral. Zoey was every bit alone as Gus had been.
Will this happen to me someday?
Anya's arm slipped around her shoulders. "Poor choice of words. I'm sorry."
Zoey pasted on a smile. "It's okay."
"You're not alone. You know that, right?" Anya's eyebrows lifted. "I don't know a soul in Aurora who doesn't think of you as a little sister. You're the town sweetheart."
Zoey pulled a face. "I don't know about that."
Town sweetheart? That was awfully flattering. Too flattering, perhaps. Granted, Aurora had a way of taking care of its own. And Zoey had always felt cared for, even after she'd found herself adrift. But being known as the perennial kid sister had its downside, particularly in the romance department.
Town sweetheart? Town mascot was more like it.
Not that it mattered. When it came to men, Zoey had a way of making sure things never got too out of control. Sure, she'd dated. Some. But never the same guy more than a handful of times. Relationships led to attachment. And in her experience, attachment eventually led to loss and pain. She'd been down that road before.
No, thank you.
"And now that you're an heiress, who knows?" Anya gave her a playful hip bump. "Half a dozen marriage proposals will probably come your way by lunchtime."
Before Zoey could utter a word of protestand she had plenty of them at the readya rumbling noise came at her out of nowhere. Beneath her feet, the snowy ground quaked. If she hadn't known better, she would have thought an avalanche was tumbling down the mountainside. But Anya's face showed no signs of alarm. And as a member of Aurora's Ski Patrol, Anya was something of an expert on avalanches, so Zoey exhaled a relieved, albeit curious, sigh.
"What is that?" Anya frowned as a cloud of snow on wheels came barreling toward them.
Zoey hopped backward out of its path, yet still managed to be on the receiving end of an onslaught of fine white powder. A chill ran through her as tiny pinpricks of cold sprayed her cheeks.
"Hey," she squealed.
The rumbling noise came to an abrupt stop.
Zoey blinked cold eyelashes against the sudden stillness. The white dust settled, revealing a rider clothed head to toe in black sitting astride a motorcycle. A large, powerful-looking motorcycle. Also black.
He parked directly beneath the reindeer farm's arched sign. At least she assumed it was a he. The rider's gender was impossible to discern, given all the protective gearglossy helmet with an impenetrable jet-black face shield, sleek slim-fit parka and black leather gloves that covered not only his hands and wrists, but half his arms. Not a fraction of skin was visible.
Still, the thought of riding around on that thing sent a shiver up Zoey's spine.
A motorcycle?
In Alaska?
In December?
Man or woman, clearly the rider was insane. Insane and possibly suffering from frostbite.
Zoey cleared her throat as she took in the rider's broad shoulders and powerful build. Male. Most definitely. "Can I help you?"
The masked man swiveled his head in her direction.
Masked man? Really, Zoey get a grip. He's not a superhero. Although all the black reminded her vaguely of Batman.
The Dark Knight lifted the helmet from his head. A fleece neck gaiterblack, of coursewas pulled up over his mouth and nose, revealing nothing but a pair of frosty gray-blue eyes set below a head full of wildly disheveled dark hair.
He didn't look at all familiar. First the reindeer, and now a dangerous-looking biker. What else had Gus been hiding up here?
"I said, can I help you?" Zoey repeated, squaring her shoulders in an attempt to look authoritative. This was her reindeer farm, after all, even though she'd yet to lay eyes on a single antler.
Mystery Man gave Zoey a cursory once-over before pulling down the gaiter and exposing the rest of his facehigh, sculpted cheekbones, an ultrastraight nose and a square jaw so firmly set that he looked as though he made a regular practice of grinding coal into diamonds with his teeth.
His gaze flitted to Anya briefly and settled once again on Zoey. "That depends."
"Depends?" She unzipped her parka a smidgen. Her neck was growing warm for some strange reason. "Depends on what?"
"You're not the new owner of this place, are you?" He lifted a single, threatening eyebrow.
She lifted her chin. "As a matter of fact, I am."
"Well, it's about time," he seethed.
Zoey's mouth dropped open. Who was this guy? "Excuse me?"
"Perhaps introductions are in order." Anya stepped between them.
Zoey sent up a silent prayer of thanks for Anya's presence. Facing the irritable Man in Black wasn't exactly something she would have liked to do alone. Not that she was afraid of him. She'd certainly faced more frightening things than a biker in the wilds of Alaska. He was just a bit intense. And she still had no clue what he was doing on her reindeer farm, acting as if he owned the place.
Anya thrust a mittened hand at him. "I'm Anya Parker, and this is Zoey Hathaway. And you are?"
He pulled off one of his gloves and shook Anya's hand.
"Alec Wynn."
His gazed shifted back to Zoey. She reached for his hand and shook it. It was surprisingly warm given his chosen method of transportation.
"Hi, Alec," she said, offering him a polite smile. Perhaps they'd simply gotten off on the wrong foot.
He smiled right back at her. Even his smile possessed an edge. "You owe me a thousand dollars."
Um what?
She blinked. Once. Twice. Three times.
Alec's smile faded as he crossed his arms and leaned back on the seat of his bike, apparently waiting for her to say something. Or whip out her checkbook.
Zoey's throat grew thick. "Perhaps there's been a misunderstanding."
"Nope. No misunderstanding." He shook his head. "This is your reindeer farm, is it not?"
"Well.. " She glanced at Anya, who could do nothing but shrug, then back at Alec. Zoey still had no clue who he actually was, other than a purported creditor. " yes. But I've only owned it for a day. Less than twenty-four hours, actually."
She couldn't possibly owe him a thousand dollars. For starters, she didn't have that kind of money.
Technically, she did, she supposed. But that money was part of the down payment for the airplane she was buying in five days. The airplane that was to be the start of her new career as a professional pilot. She'd worked eight years as a barista, scrimping and saving for that down payment. It took a lot of lattes to buy a plane, even a small one.
Her plane money was off-limits. She'd already given notice at the coffee bar. Next Monday was to be her first official day as a charter pilot, and she couldn't very well fly without an airplane.
Alec's gaze narrowed. He was looking less and less like a superhero with each passing second. "Twenty-four hours?"
"Thereabouts." She glanced at Anya again, eliciting a hearty nod of agreement.
"Maybe you could provide Zoey with some background information," Anya said.
"Yes. Background information would be delightful," Zoey muttered under her breath.
At least she'd thought it was under her breath. The storm clouds gathering in Alec's eyes told her differently. "As I said before, my name is Alec Wynn. I work here. For you, apparently."
So she'd inherited both a reindeer farm and a surly man on a Harley. Perfect. "How odd."
"Odd?" He angled his head, and a lock of unruly hair fell across his forehead.
Why am I looking at his hair? Surely that violated some sort of employer/employee boundary line. But how would she know? She'd never been anyone's boss before. "Yes. I mean, what exactly do you do for Gus? I mean, me."
This was beyond surreal. If her nose wasn't so cold, she'd wonder if she were dreaming.
"I care for the reindeer," he said, as if it was the most obvious thing in the world. "And generally keep things running around here."
"Aurora's a small town. I've never laid eyes on you before. Where have you been hiding yourself?"
"I've only worked here a week. I spent my first day on the job giving my employer CPR. Unsuccessfully." Alec's gaze dropped to his hands. He paused a beat before continuing. "And now I've been feeding a herd of reindeeron my dimewhile I wait around to see what's to become of this place. So, forgive me if I haven't had time to make the social rounds."
So Alec had been the one to find Gus. This was new information. And it softened Zoey toward him a bit, even though she still thought him awfully demanding. And difficult. Couldn't he have mentioned this right off the bat? "I'm sorry."
He looked back up. Some of the tension had left his eyes, leaving a hint of pain in its place. "I'm sorry, too. For your loss. Are you his daughter?"
"Oh, no. I'm not family. Gus was my flight instructor." She swallowed. "And my friend."
His brow furrowed. "I see." Clearly, he didn't.
Which was fine. Zoey didn't really understand it herself.
"So, this thousand dollars," Anya said, directing them back to the matter at hand. "Is it your salary?"
Surely not. A thousand dollars a week? To feed a couple of reindeer? Although performing CPR was probably above and beyond the call of duty.
"No. Gus paid me a month up front because I moved here from Washington to take the job."
For the first time, Zoey noticed the Washington State license plate on the motorcycle. She wondered if he'd actually ridden the thing all the way up through snow-covered Canada. It didn't seem feasible.
Alec continued. "I'm out a fair bit now for reindeer food, hay and other incidentals. I can provide receipts."
A fair bit. Lord, please don't let it be even more than a thousand dollars. "How much do they eat? A thousand dollars is a lot of money."
He shrugged. "You've got a lot of reindeer."
Zoey grew very still. The snowflakes swirling around them seemed to move in slow motion. "I do?"
At long last, Alec Wynn smileda slight lift of one corner of his lips. It was the subtlest of gestures, but just lethal enough to uncurl a ribbon of dread in Zoey's belly. "Yes, ma'am. You certainly do."
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Alec watched the color drain from Zoey's face. The pink in her wind-kissed complexion faded right before his eyes.
"How many, exactly?" she asked.
There was really no way to sugarcoat it. And anyway, Alec believed in telling things like they were. "Thirty."
"Thirty?" she echoed. She exchanged a glance with her friendAnya, if Alec remembered correctlywho'd been watching their exchange with what appeared to be keen interest. "Thirty!"
"Give or take," he added.
Zoey's gaze narrowed. She had lovely eyes. If Alec had been the romantic sortand he most definitely was not they probably would have reminded him of the moss-covered Sitka spruce trees that shaded the Olympic Forest back in Washington. "You mean, you don't know?"
"Of course I know." He lifted an irritated brow. "It's thirty. Usually. Palmer, one of the boys, keeps escaping. When he decides to grace us with his presence, it's thirty-one."
Anya snickered, failing in her obvious attempt not to laugh. "Zoey, you've inherited a rogue reindeer."
Zoey's mouth fell open. "This really isn't funny. What am I supposed to do with thirty-sometimes-thirty-one reindeer?"
Alec felt as if he should comfort her or something, which was ludicrous. What was he supposed to say? Sorry about your charmed life, sweetheart.
She looked as though she might faint dead away. He really hoped she didn't. His last attempts to revive someone hadn't worked out so well. Then again, that shouldn't have come as a shock. Sometimes it seemed as if everything he touched turned to ruin. Why should Alaska be any different?
All he'd wanted was a fresh start. He'd been looking for a new beginning all his life. Was that really too much to ask?
Apparently so.
He'd driven his bike more than two thousand miles in four days to get here, only to find himself holding the lifeless body of Gus Henderson within a day of his arrival.
He balled his hands into fists and pounded them against his thighs in an effort to shake off the memory. As bad as things in his life had beenand they'd been plenty badhe'd never held a dying man in his arms before. It wasn't an event he cared to repeat. Ever.
"Zoey, take a deep breath. Everything is going to be fine." Anya wrapped an arm around Zoey's shoulders. "Why don't I call the lawyer and see if we can get to the bottom of this?"
Zoey gave a robotic nod. "That sounds good. Thank you."
"His number is on the paper work in the car. I'll go give him a call. Alec, it was nice meeting you. Welcome to Alaska." Anya waved at him and headed toward the SUV parked on the edge of the street.
Relief, mixed with a healthy dose of annoyance, had washed over Alec when he'd first spotted the unfamiliar vehicle. The new owner had shown up. Finally. For nearly a week, he'd been muddling his way through things until someone who knew what they were doing decided to join him.


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Pod-Sites: The New Web Sites
With the dominance of YouTube, video is even bigger that audio online now.
And recently trends suggest that 65% of mobile data flowing thru your iPhone
will be video within three years. So if you have avoided adding video to your
marketing and communication channels, you continue at your own risk.
You will be surprised at how easy video is. Flipcams and Sony's Bloggie make it easy to transfer videos to
your computer where Apple's iMovie almost makes editing movies something you look forward to.
With over 500 million users, Facebook is challenging Google for dominance. The
latest survey by Hitwise shows Facebook inching ahead of Google.
And if that curve continues on its trajectory, which it may well do for a while
(Facebook's market share is 185% up over the same week in 2009, for example,)
Facebook will become number one by a huge margin, versus the tiddly little 0.04% separation it
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Facebook interactivity is built into Pod-Sites so your followers can interact and virally promote your
content to their friends. Facebook's iPhone app currently has 57.3 million "monthly active users,"
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Cariem I have 5 blocks left to quilt and they WILL be finished tomorrow, then just the borders and the binding which I hope to be doing the hand sewing by Sunday night. That's the plan anyway.
Tonight I finished the binding on my PC quilt, so that is all nicely folded and ready to hang in the hall on Thursday when I can take a full photo of it..
It is past 11pm here so this little chickie is going to put her head on a pillow and dream of quilts


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Users of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 in the UK should check their phones, because an update has begun rolling out to their devices.The new update brings improved stability, along with some bug fixes, so it's not the Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 update users of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 have been waiting for (and which has been reportedly delayed, d...Read more
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A 21-year-old Clear Lake man who allegedly killed one man and wounded another with a crossbow on the Samoa Peninsula in September will stand trial in July on charges of murder and attempted murder.
Appearing in court today, Phoenix Triton King stood before Judge Marilyn Miles wearing thick-rimmed glasses and an orange jail jumpsuit with a long-sleeved, gray shirt underneath. He did not speak during the short proceeding, but conferred briefly with his defense attorney Greg Elvine-Kreis after the trial date was set.
Miles recounted that the trial date was pushed back from February during their previous proceeding to allow Elvine-Kreis to review autopsy and crime scene photos, along with other evidence in the case.
"When we last met in January, Mr. King entered a time waiver," Miles said.
King's attorney said he received a "handful of discs" on Wednesday, but he has not been able to review them yet and asked that the trial date be set for July.
Both King and his alleged accomplice, 16-year-old Rosalie Adams, are accused in the crime that killed 44-year-old James John James and wounded 41-year-old Matthew Blaine Lewis using crossbows near the Samoa dunes on Sept. 8. Lewis received injuries on his back, shin and forehead, but was able to crawl from the wooded area to flag down help on State Route 255.
The pair were arrested the next day after a multi-agency manhunt. King has pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and attempted murder.
After the hearing, Elvine-Kreis said Adams is being tried as a juvenile rather than an adult after undergoing a court fitness hearing. Calls to District Attorney Paul Gallegos and Assistant District Attorney Kelly Neel were not immediately returned.
The trial date is set for July 14 at 8:30 a.m.


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