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This morning on a conference call, DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz announced a new Democratic effort to protect every eligible citizen's right to vote. The effort includes a new website, protectingthevote.org, and a new report, "A Reversal in Progress: Restricting Voting Rights for Electoral Gain," which can be found at the same website.
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Today the DNC is announcing a new comprehensive effort to educate voters about their right to vote and to expose efforts by the Republican Party to limit the right to vote for political gain.
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February shows at The Shanklin Theatre
The UK Pink Floyd Tribute Show Date: 16/02/2013
Spotlight (IOW) Ltd Presents "Tribute" Date: 17/02/2013
Two's Company Present The Vagina Monologues Date: 19/02/2013
The Strawbs Date: 21/02/2013
Colin Fry - The Happy Medium Celebrating 35 Years Date: 22/02/2013
New London Opera Players presents TOSCA Date: 23/02/2013
Web: www.shanklintheatre.com
Spirit of the Orient
Date: 16/02/2013 to 24/02/2013 Location: Robin Hill
Celebrate the coming of Chinese New Year with a special series of openings of Robin Hill and the Electric woods during this February half term, 16th-24th Feb 2013, a memorable day and evening out for all the family.
Web: www.robin-hill.com
Donkey Quest and Carrot Trail
Date: 16/02/2013 to 24/02/2013 Location: Carisbrooke Castle
Carisbrooke Castle is famous for the donkeys who work in the well-house. Come along and follow the Carrot Trail and the Donkey Quest. Don't forget to collect your prize!
Web: www.english-heritage.org.uk
Half Term Open week & Train Service
Date: 18/02/2013 to 22/02/2013 Location: IW Steam Railway - Havenstreet
Take a stroll around Havenstreet Station, and see the restoration work being carried out in the carriage and wagon workshop. A great opportunity to enjoy Havenstreet Station and to take a ride on a diesel-hauled train
Web: www.iwsteamrailway.co.uk
Royal Fun for Kids
Date: 18/02/2013 to 22/02/2013 Location: Osborne House
Enjoy Punch and Judy shows throughout the day and find out more about what life was like for Victorian Children in the entertaining show Royals and Rascals.
Isle of Wight Hedgelaying Competition
Date: 23/02/2013
Each year, the Isle of Wight Hedgerow Group organises the Isle of Wight Hedgelaying Competition,
Web: www.iwhg.org
March shows at The Shanklin Theatre
Coppelia Date: 01/03/2013
Al Murray - The Only Way Is Epic Tour Date: 02/03/2013
An Evening With Charlie Landsborough Date: 05/03/2013
Cream Of Clapton Date: 08/03/2013
A Night Of Dirty Dancing Date: 09/03/2013
IOWMCF Gala Extravaganza Date: 24/03/2013
Sound of Music - The Island Savoyards Date: 28/03/2013 to 01/04/2013
Isle of Wight Grand National & Ashey Scurry
Date: 24/03/2013 Location: West Ashey Farm, Ryde
The Isle of Wight Grand National and Ashey Scurry is a series of amateur horse races over cross country, post and rail and natural hedges.
Web: www.iw-scurry.co.uk
Kids Go FREE and Easter Fun
Date: 28/03/2013 to 12/04/2013 Location: IW Steam Railway - Havenstreet
Kids Go Free over the Easter holiday period from 28th March to 12th April inclusive. Enjoy a great day out with the children at the Isle of Wight Steam Railway!
Spring Nature Trail
Date: 29/03/2013 to 14/04/2013 Location: Bembridge Windmill
A great way to celebrate this Easter with the children. There's an Easter Treasure Hunt, Colouring and Crafts and an Easter Bonnet Parade every day at 1.45pm.
Web: www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Easter Egg-Citement
Date: 31/03/2013 Location: Mottistone Manor Gardens
Find the clues hidden round the garden then solve the puzzle to claim your chocolate egg.
April shows at The Shanklin Theatre
Complete Madness Date: 06/04/2013
Jethro UK Tour 2013 Date: 11/04/2013
Rock 'n' Roll Paradise Date: 12/04/2013
Brighouse and Rastrick Brass Band Date: 13/04/2013
Jack the Ripper - A 21st Century Investigation Date: 15/04/2013
Russian Cossacks - Russian State Dance Ensemble Date: 16/04/2013
IDTC Presents Blast From The Past Date: 18/04/2013 and 21/04/2013
DR. FEELGOOD Date: 19/04/2013
Military Wives Date: 20/04/2013
Patsy Cline The Concert Date: 26/04/2013
The Shaolin Warriors Date: 27/04/2013
Memorial Ploughing Match
Date: 07/04/2013 Location: Atherfield farm
The Isle of Wight Traction Engine Club held the first Memorial Ploughing Match at Mottistone Manor Farm by kind permission of Todd and Jackie Carder on Sunday 5th April 2009. The event was organised to remember four members who sadly all passed away in 2008, all keen ploughman.
Web: www.memorialploughingmatch.co.uk
Isle of Arts Festival
Date: 19/04/2013 to 21/04/2013 Location: Ventnor Town
A special 3 day festival to celebrate music, film, drama, art, photography and so much more. Dotted all around Ventnor Town there's a chance to see everything you want to see at this festival.
Web: www.artsisle.org
Spring Garden Show
Date: 27/04/2013 to 28/04/2013 Location: Robin Hill
Bringing together an array of RHS plant nurseries, IOW food and music and arena events the biggest spring event on the Isle of Wight is returning for another year!
May shows at The Shanklin Theatre
The Best Of The West End Date: 02/05/2013 to 26/05/2013
Julian Clary - Position Vacant: Apply Within Date: 03/05/2013
Chas & Dave Back For The Fans Date: 04/05/2013
Chinese State Circus Date: 06/05/2013 to 07/05/2013
The Reduced Shakespeare Company Date: 08/05/2013
Queen of The Dance Date: 10/05/2013
Jake & Elwood Blues Date: 11/05/2013
Talon - The Best Of Eagles Date: 17/05/2013
Roy Chubby Brown 2013 Date: 18/05/2013
Jenny Eclair Eclairious Date: 24/05/2013
Chris Ramsey: Feeling Lucky Date: 29/05/2013
Real Ale Festival 2013
Date: 04/05/2013 to 06/05/2013 Location: IW Steam Railway - Havenstreet
With Beers sourced from local island brewers, as well as around the country, what better place to relax and enjoy a steam train ride whilst relaxing with your favourite tipple, or maybe trying something new?
Isle of Wight Walking Festival
Date: 04/05/2013 to 19/05/2013
The Island has over 500 miles of well- maintained and signposted footpaths around 30 miles of Heritage Coastline, while more than half of the Island is recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Web: www.isleofwightwalkingfestival.co.uk
Walk The Wight 2013
Date: 12/05/2013 From humble beginnings in 1991, Walk the Wight is now regarded as the largest annual fund-raising event on the Island. Every year, thousands of walkers journey from one end of the Island to the other in aid of the Earl Mountbatten Hospice. With several walks to choose from, this event is accessible to all, whether you are an experience hiker or looking for a fun-filled family day out.
Web: www.iwhospice.org
Wolverton Folk and Blues Fair
Date: 18/05/2013 Location: Wolverton Manor
Wolverton Manor, Shorwell will once again provide the stunning backdrop to this exciting Island event. The Wolverton Folk & Blues Fair will take place on Saturday 18th May 2013, raising money for Leukaemia Research and Brighstone School. The live music stage will provide a full programme, featuring the best of the Island's Folk & Blues musicians, from solo acoustic to full electric bands. The line-up includes The Sail Pattern, The Wild Oats, The MoonShiners, Holly Kirby, Nick Cane Band, Laurie McVay & Tony Farinha, The Herd and Clive Thomas with more to be confirmed.
This family friendly event will include tented cafes, serving an interesting variety of freshly cooked local produce. With an IW real ale beer tent, BBQ, Tea tent serving teas & cakes, plus children's activities, and even Circus Skills and Zumba workshops, The Wolverton Folk & Blues Fair looks set to be a celebration of all that's good about our Island's local food & music talent.
With limited numbers, it is advisable to buy tickets in advance.
Admission: £5 (£7 on the gate). Children under 12, Free
Advance tickets available from: The Village Shop, Brighstone, Shorwell Post Office, Briddlesford Farm Shop, Waterstone's bookshop, Newport.
Web: www.wolvertonmanor.com
Festival of Transport
Date: 26/05/2013 Location: IW Steam Railway - Havenstreet
Featuring an array of railway and road vehicles of all shapes and sizes, the focus will be on transport from the last 60 years. Every vehicle on display is someone's pride and joy, and they want to show it off to you. If you just love cars and heritage transport come and see them all displayed!
Date: 31/05/2013 to 02/06/2013 Location: Yarmouth
Yarmouth's picturesque harbour will be filled with life and colour with more than 100 visiting traditional sailing, steam and motor vessels, including the cream of the Old Gaffers fleet.
Web: www.yarmoutholdgaffersfestival.co.uk
June shows at The Shanklin Theatre
A Celebration of Jane Austen With Robert Powell Date: 02/06/2013
LDN Wrestling Date: 07/06/2013
Glenn Miller Orchestra Date: 08/06/2013
Derek Acorah - The Eternal Spirits Tour Date: 21/06/2013
Elkie Brooks Date: 22/06/2013
Dennis Locorriere Point Zero Tour Date: 29/06/2013
JP Morgan Fleming Round the Island Yacht Race
Date: 01/06/2013 Location: Cowes
Round the Island race sets sail from Cowes and races around the Island and back to the start line, where over 1,700 boats take part. You can catch the race from most coastal places, but some great local spots can be found at Fort Victoria in Yarmouth or Ventnor Seafront.
Web: www.roundtheisland.org.uk
Isle of Wight Music Festival
Date: 13/06/2013 to 15/06/2013 Location: Seaclose Park, Newport
Newports Seaclose Park is transformed every year into the biggest event on the Isle of Wight. Attracting some of the biggest names in pop, with 2013 set to be no exception, people of all ages and places visit for this spectacular weekend! This years favourites include Bon Jovi, The Killers and The Stone Roses.
Web: www.isleofwightfestival.co.uk
Shorwell Midsummer Fair
Date: 22/06/2013 Location: Shorwell
Shorwell Midsummer Fair - Saturday June 22nd 13.30 to 17.00 at Northcourt, Shorwell, Stalls, Entertainment, Teas, Northcourt gardens open (all in aid of Shorwell village charities and organisations)
Web: www.northcourt.info
Midsummer Jazz
Date: 22/06/2013 Location: IW Steam Railway - Havenstreet
The Isle of Wight Steam Railway proudly presents a sensational open-air festival of jazz featuring the outstanding Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen, the high-energy Jive Aces and the brilliant young Tipitina.
Web: www.isleofwightjazzfestival.co.uk
The Royal Isle of Wight Agricultural Society County Show
Date: 29/06/2013 Location: Royal Isle of Wight Agricultural Society Show Ground, Northwood
The Royal Isle of Wight Agricultural Society supports, and raises awareness of, agriculture and the natural environment on the Isle of Wight. They host the Royal Isle of Wight County Show that dates back to the reign of Queen Victoria. It's a traditional county show with entertainment for all!
Web: www.riwas.org.uk
July shows at The Shanklin Theatre
Horrible Histories - Terrible Tudors Date: 05/07/2013 to 07/07/2013
Horrible Histories - Vile Victorians Date: 06/07/2013 to 07/07/2013
Abba Reunion Date: 12/07/2013
Big Girls Don't Cry featuring The East Coast Boys Date: 20/07/2013
Barry Cryer "Twitter Titters" With Colin Sell Date: 24/07/2013
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Date: 05/07/2013 Location: Quay Arts, Newport
Amen Promotions in association with Quay Arts are pleased to announce the exciting Stompin' Dave's Blues3. Three of the UK's top roots/blues artists performing original electric and acoustic blues as a trio at Quay Arts, Newport, on Friday 5th July from 7.30pm. Stompin' Dave Allen - vocals/guitar/banjo/harmonica/piano. A master of all kinds of American roots music, ranging from bluegrass to electric blues guitar and boogie piano. 'A master …a true original' The Daily Telegraph. Earl Jackson - vocals/bass/guitar. Well known on the British Rock'n'Roll circuit with appearances on BBC TV including The Jonathan Ross Show. Sam Kelly - drums. Five times blues drummer of the year and voted into the Blues in Britain 'Gallery of the Greats', Sam has recorded and performed with artists such as Gary Moore, Robert Plant, Dr. John, Paul Jones, Imelda May and many others. Support comes from popular Island bluesman Damien Paul and his band who will kick the evening off with a set of original material from his latest album, 'Mostly True'. Don't miss this night of great music and supreme entertainment! Tickets £12 advance, £14 on the door. Box Office 01983 822490 or online at www.quayarts.org Doors 7pm. Support Act 7.30pm in the Café. Main act 8.30pm in the Theatre.
Web: www.quayarts.org
The 1940's Experience
Date: 06/07/2013 to 07/07/2013 Location: IW Steam Railway - Havenstreet
It's back to the hustle and bustle of railway station life in the 1940's as the Steam Railway is transformed for a weekend of 1940's music, dancing, military machines and wartime activities.
Cowes Classics Week
Date: 15/07/2013 to 19/07/2013 Location: Cowes
The Cowes Classics Week incorporates the Metre & Classic Keelboat Regatta
Web: www.cowesclassicsweek.org
Newport Jazz Weekend
Date: 19/07/2013 to 21/07/2013 Location: Newport
The line-up for Newport Jazz Weekend 2013 is taking shape as the organisers look to top the great success of last year's inaugural event.
Web: www.newportjazzweekend.co.uk
Isle of Wight Rhythm Tree Festival
Date: 19/07/2013 to 21/07/2013 Location: Calbourne Watermill West Wight
The RhythmTree Festival is an annual three day music event held on the Isle of Wight. Now in its third year the RhythmTree is attracting an ever increasing attendance from people looking for something very different in the UK music festival calendar.
Web: www.rhythmtree.info
Cowes Dinghy Week
Date: 27/07/2013 to 31/07/2013 Location: Cowes
Cowes Dinghy Week is a bit of an adventure for the visitor. One of the major attractions of sailing at Gurnard is that it rarely fails to be exciting and challenging. With good sea breezes, a strong tide and choppy water it's always a rewarding sail.
Web: www.gurnardsc.org.uk
August shows at The Shanklin Theatre
The Dolly Parton Story Date: 03/08/2013
Roy Orbison and Friends Date: 16/08/2013
Footloose Date: 23/08/2013 to 25/08/2013
Cowes Week 2013
Date: 03/08/2013 to 10/08/2013 Location: Cowes
Cowes Week is a fusion of many exciting elements, with its great mix of competitive sailing and social activities.
Web: www.aamcowesweek.co.uk
Yarmouth Carnival Week
Date: 10/08/2013 to 17/08/2013 Location: Yarmouth
A week of events held around Yarmouth town, for all ages to get involved in.
Web: www.yarmouthcarnival.org.uk
Ventnor Fringe Festival
Date: 14/08/2013 to 17/08/2013 Location: Ventnor
The Isle of Wights very own answer to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Ventnor Fringe Festival attracts artists and performers from all over the world to perform in around around the Ventnor Town Centre.
Web: www.2013.vfringe.co.uk
V-Dub Festival
Date: 15/08/2013 to 19/08/2013
A special themed festival for all V-Dub enthusiasts. A chilled, laid-back weekend full of music, entertainers and fancy dress, and a drive out over the weekend, its fun for all enthusiasts.
Web: www.v-dubisland.com
Ryde Carnival
Date: 17/08/2013 Location: Ryde
Ryde Main Carnival is the second of the carnival's that Ryde Carnival Association stage. On a warm summers evening locals and visitors line the streets to get a taste of what's to come, friends old and new meet and have fun.
Web: www.rydecarnival.com
Isle of Wight Garlic Festival
Date: 17/08/2013 to 18/08/2013 Location: Fighting Cocks Crossroads Sandown
With over 300 stalls, music, events and attractions, and of course the main theme of garlic, one of Britains best food festivals returns for another year.
Web: www.garlic-festival.co.uk
39th Island Steam Show
Date: 23/08/2013 to 26/08/2013 Location: IW Steam Railway - Havenstreet
An enchanting weekend with performances from Mr Alexander's Travelling Show, the chance to relax in the Sanctuary, and of course the traditional fairground rides and journey through the countryside on one of the steam trains.
Web: www.iwsteamrailway.co.uk/
Wolverton Manor Garden Fair
Date: 13/08/2013 to 01/09/2013 Location: Shorwell
The gates open at 10.00 and close at 17.00 with entrance £6.00 for adults and children under 12 are free. There are special price plans for families and two day tickets are availabe. The emphasis is on the visiting nurseries alongside the wonderful Island nurseries with all the associated activities of a genuine Garden Fair with every sort of entertainment for every sort of person.
Web: www.gardenfair.wolvertonmanor.co.uk
September shows at The Shanklin Theatre
Johnny Cash Roadshow Date: 14/09/2013
An Evening With Tony Benn Date: 16/09/2013
Joe Longthorne Date: 21/09/2013
Buddy Holly's Winter Dance Party Date: 27/09/2013
Jackson Live in Concert Date: 28/09/2013
Date: 05/09/2013 to 08/09/2013 Location: Robin Hill Country Adventure Park Newport
The multi-award winning Bestival marks the end of the major festival season, and it takes place here on the Isle of Wight. With more camping space, the addition of a vintage cinema and the appearance of Orbital, this year is set to be bigger and better than ever before. Sailors are the theme, so get your ticket and your welly boots and start costume-hunting!
Web: www.bestival.net
Little Britain Challenge Cup Regatta
Date: 12/09/2013 to 15/09/2013 Location: Cowes
The Little Britain Challenge Cup is a sailing regatta for the construction industry, and with more than 3000 competitors, makes it the biggest regatta in the UK after Cowes Week.
Web: www.littlebritain.co.uk
Isle of Wight Cycling Festival
Date: 14/09/2013 to 29/09/2013
Each day of the festival, which runs from 14th to the 29th September 2013 offers cyclists the opportunity to sample different cycling routes that will take in the most picturesque areas of the Island as well as local landmarks.
Web: www.sunseaandcycling.com
October shows at The Shanklin Theatre
T-Rextasy - I Love To Boogie Date: 04/10/2013
Psychic Sally: On The Road Date: 17/10/2013
Isle of Wight Autumn Walking Weekend
Date: 25/10/2013 to 28/10/2013
With more than half the Island recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Autumn Walking Weekend with over 60 walks is a must for visitors and locals alike.
November shows at The Shanklin Theatre
The Magic Of Motown I'll Be There - the 2013 Tour Date: 01/11/2013
Barbara Dickson Date: 06/11/2013
One Night Of Elvis Date: 23/11/2013
Reginald D Hunter - In The Midst Of Crackers Date: 24/11/2013
December shows at The Shanklin Theatre
An Audience with Michael Portillo Date: 03/12/2013
Santa Steam Specials
Date: 07/12/2013 to 24/12/2013 Location: IW Steam Railway - Havenstreet
Soak up the festive atmosphere at Havenstreet station with a visit to Santa. Stroll through the sparkling Winter Wonderland before meeting Santa who'll have a gift for every child. Settle back and relax with a cosy 10-mile round trip on the steam trains through the Island's winter countryside, and enjoy FREE entertainment for the children.
Mince Pie Steam Train Specials
Date: 26/12/2013 Location: IW Steam Railway - Havenstreet
After the indulgence of Christmas Day, discover the Island's hidden winter landscape ... Settle back in a warm and comfortable Victorian and Edwardian carriage to enjoy a steam train journey through the Island's unspoilt winter countryside, or hop off at one any station to enjoy the seasonal air!
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About Oxfordshire Wills Collection 1516-1857
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This dataset indexes all the surviving probate records of the bishop and archdeacon of Oxford, covering the period 1516 to 1857, and of the Oxfordshire Peculiars, covering the period 1547-1856. Plus images of the original documents.
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Digitisation of these documents is now completed, and these images can be purchased with Pay per View credits and viewed directly from the index records. See Help Purchasing and Viewing Original Document Images What can the original wills tell me?
Prior to census returns, meaning before 1841, wills can be the best source of family relationship information. The list of what you may find is impressive.
Bits of information, both the expected and unexpected, turn up in wills. Usually they initiate further research. For example, the will of a direct line ancestor alluded to the only son receiving a legacy from his "Aunt Harding". Another index search revealed a Harding will which named the aunt's first husband, current husband, brother (he of the initial will), sisters, nieces, nephews, and business associates. The will of the direct ancestor was less than half of the resulting picture. Wills offer such wonderful possibilities and modern sources are so handy that doubts about whether your ancestors made wills are no longer sufficient reason to postpone or omit a search. Chances are very good that you will find an online finding aid. Oxfordshire Wills Index here at Origins is one example. It is easy to search and you should not hesitate to check the index for anyone who lived in or adjacent to the county. A brief history of the Oxfordshire Wills
The dataset was previously published in printed format in British Record Society (BRS) Volumes 109, 93, & 94, which excluded the Wantage peculiar court; the latter records have now been added.
The bishop of Oxford's probate jurisdiction was extended to Berkshire in 1836 when that archdeaconry was transferred from Salisbury to Oxford diocese, and similarly to Buckinghamshire in 1845 when that archdeaconry was transferred from Lincoln diocese. Most residents in those areas continued to prove their wills in their respective archdeaconry courts, but this index includes among the Oxford consistory records listed here just a few Berkshire wills and grants of administration from 1836 onwards and a very few for Buckinghamshire from 1845. This dataset includes all the surviving Oxfordshire wills proved and administrations granted in local courts up to 1857 except those for most resident members of Oxford University and other 'privileged persons' employed by or otherwise connected with the University. These persons were, like the residents of the peculiars, exempt from the bishop's jurisdiction and proved their wills in the court of the Chancellor of the University. An index of most of these University probate records was published by John Griffiths in 1862, and will be added to the present online index later. Now, therefore, online or printed means of reference are now available for all the surviving probate records of all the Oxfordshire local ecclesiastical courts. Introduction to BRS Volumes 93 & 94 Introduction to BRS Volume 109 The consistory and archdeaconry probate records The probate records of the peculiar jurisdictions The compilation of the index Acknowledgements Where are the original documents located?
The original records were transferred to Oxfordshire Record Office (www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/oxfordshirehistory) from the Bodleian Library in March 1984, with all the other non-probate records of Oxford diocese and archdeaconry and of Oxfordshire peculiars which had been accumulating in the Bodleian ever since 1878. Almost all of these probate records had originally been housed in the diocesan and archidiaconal registries in Oxford, until they were moved to the Principal Probate Registry at Somerset House in 1858 in accordance with the Courts of Probate Act of 1857. They were transferred to the Bodleian from the Principal Probate Registry to be re-united with the other local ecclesiastical records, the Oxford consistory and archdeaconry series in 1955 and those of the peculiars in 1957. The latest filed wills and administration bonds of all these courts, that is those of the period 1801 to 1857, were held in the Oxford District Probate Registry, not at Somerset House, and they had similarly been transferred to the Bodleian in 1955 and 1957 from that District Registry.
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England captain Charlotte Edwards is back in training with the rest of the squad in preparation for the women's World Twenty20.
Edwards took just over a week off after returning victorious from Australia following England's Ashes win.
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AP-2 is a key regulator of the endocytic protein machinery driving clathrin-coated vesicle (CCV) formation. One critical function, mediated primarily by the AP-2 alpha-ear, is the recruitment of accessory proteins. NECAPs are alpha-ear-binding proteins that enrich on CCVs. Here, we have solved the structure of the conserved N-terminal region of NECAP 1, revealing a unique module in the pleckstrin homology (PH) domain superfamily, which we named the PHear domain. The PHear domain binds accessory proteins bearing FxDxF motifs, which were previously thought to bind exclusively to the AP-2 alpha-ear. Structural analysis of the PHear domain reveals the molecular surface for FxDxF motif binding, which was confirmed by site-directed mutagenesis. The reciprocal analysis of the FxDxF motif in amphiphysin I identified distinct binding requirements for binding to the alpha-ear and PHear domain. We show that NECAP knockdown compromises transferrin uptake and establish a functional role for NECAPs in clathrin-mediated endocytosis. Our data uncover a striking convergence of two evolutionarily and structurally distinct modules to recognize a common peptide motif and promote efficient endocytosis.
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Going to the gym can be a great way to get fit, but it's not for everyone. A lot of us don't have the finances to cope with the ever increasing costs, plus it can be a pretty dull way to spend a few hours. But there are plenty of more unusual ways to exercise that can be both fun and effective. Here are four of the best.
Paintballing is something a lot of us do every so often, but playing regularly is a great way to get fit. It's a lot easier to keep going when you're tired when you know that slacking off might result in getting shot. If you want to be as fit as a frontline solider it's the perfect pastime for you.
You can even get a team together and join a league. It's something that's caught on in most countries so you should be able to find one wherever you're based.
Chop Some Wood
Men who spend their afternoons 'pumping iron' in a crowded gym might think that they're pretty manly, but in reality they're nowhere near your average wood cutter on the testosterone scale. What's cooler, pulling a cable that's attached to a few weights or repeatedly swinging a large axe at a chunk of wood?
Chopping wood isn't just cool, it's also practical. Just think of all the money you'll save on heating! Obviously this only applies if you've got some sort of fireplace in which to burn it. It's probably not wise to set fire to pile of logs on your living room carpet.
Join a Green Gym
Relax, a green gym is nothing like your average fitness centre. A trip to one is not only fun but also good for the environment.
The principal behind the Green Gym scheme is to give people the chance to improve their health and fitness in the great outdoors whilst making improvements to their local environment. You could find yourself planting new trees, constructing a new footpath or setting up a new area of allotments. The possibilities are endless really.
If you're thinking this doesn't sound like real exercise you might be interested to know that an hour of typical green gym works burns more calories than a traditional step aerobics class. There are also a whole host of psychological benefits associated with green gyms, which mostly stem from the fact that the attendees are making a positive environmental impact.
Ditch Your Car
Getting rid of your car might seem a bit drastic, but you'll soon notice the fitness benefits. Say you'd normally drive to the local store to pick up your groceries. Well if you haven't got a vehicle anymore you won't be able to.
If you live in a remote location it might not be the best idea for you. Then again you could always invest in a bicycle, and take advantage of public transport where available. Standing up on a train or bus is a great way to improve your balance and overall fitness. It certainly beats hunching over the wheel of your car.


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Instead of tossing away your old telephone wires, you can easily recreate some extraordinarily beautiful bracelets out of them. A colorful beaded bracelet made out of your old, dumped telephone wire is easy to make and stylish to wear. Not only are they beautiful and funky, but they are an eco-friendly way to show off your amazing style statement. Learn how to conveniently make beautiful homemade beaded wire jewelry without investing a single penny.
Difficulty level: Easy
Time required: 20-30 minutes
Estimated cost: Relatively cheap
Resources required
1. A wire stripper
2. Beads (optional)
3. A barrel clasp
4. A wire cutter
1. Cutting the telephone wires: First off, use wire cutters to cut out the plastic plugs from one side of the telephone wire. Now, pass smoothly a telephone wire into the hole in either end of a wire stripper, taking about one inch from the end of the telephone wire. Next, firmly press together the handles of your wire stripper.
2. Stripping away the wire casing: Pull the wire towards the end to take off the wire casing and to reveal the thinner wires from inside. Continue stripping away the casing using wire strippers until the entire casing is finally discarded off the telephone wire.
3. Stripping away the color coating: Now, cut the thinner wires into about 7-8 inches with the wire cutters. Again, use the strippers to strip away the color coating form each ends of your prior cropped wire sections (the one measuring 7-8 inches). Strip away at least half an inch form each end of the wire sections.
4. Knotting the wires: Now, knot each 8 inches wires that you whist to use for your bracelet into the same ring of a barrel clasp. Either slide beads over each wire to conceal them or braid those wires without beads. In case, you are planning to bead the bracelet, make sure that you are using only one piece of wire and if you are braiding your bracelet, then use three wires at least to tie the knot.
5. Finishing the bracelet: To braid the wires, attach at least three wires to the ring of your barrel clasp and then cross the left wire above the center. Similarly, cross the right wire above the center and continue repeating the process until you are left with a braided wire. Finally, knot both ends of wires around the opposite ring of the clasp. Your bracelet is ready to be used. Go flaunt your style among your friends and families.
Quick tips
1. Instead of buying new beads and charms, you can reuse beads from your old jewelry.
2. When doing braiding, cautiously follow the aforementioned process unless your braided wire might look clumsy.
Thing to watch out for
If you dont know how to use wire strippers or cutters, cut and strip your telephone wires under the supervision of adults.


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Right off Highway 101 as it slices through the quaint coastal hamlet of Del Mar, you'll find Les Artistes. Built in the 1940s, the structure is your classic roadside motel, but ten years ago new owners transformed it with funky, imaginative decor. Ten of the 12 rooms have distinct artist themes. "Monet" is, of course, done in French Country style; "Gauguin" has a Polynesian shtick and an oversized tub; "Furo" has shoji screens and a Japanese soaking tub; while "Erte" does (remarkably inauthentic) Art Deco. Each of the ground floor rooms has its own mini courtyard, perfect for a breezy afternoon cocktail. Overall, Les Artistes channels a decidedly laid-back, almost hippie feel that, for some, will be a pleasant antidote to the area's other expansive resort properties. Others may find it a bit too cozy and won't appreciate the slight road noise during rush hour. Still, for the location—strolling distance to the beach and downtown Del Mar—you can't beat the rates.
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Daily Mail – Leonardo Da Vinci spent a lifetime trying to paint one. Scientists and mathematicians have puzzled for centuries over what makes one, while cosmetic surgeons have amassed fortunes striving to create one. And Florence Colgate? Well, she simply has one. The 18-year-old student is blessed with what is described as the perfect face. It matches an international blueprint for the optimum ratio between eyes, mouth, forehead and chin, endowing her with flawless proportions. But the blue-eyed blonde's mathematical dimensions have just added up to success in a competition to find Britain's most naturally beautiful face. A woman's face is said to be most attractive when the space between her pupils is just under half the width of her face from ear to ear. Florence scores a 44 per cent ratio. Experts also believe the relative distance between eyes and mouth should be just over a third of the measurement from hairline to chin. Florence's ratio is 32.8 per cent.
Oh fuck yeah! That's what I'm talking about. Florence Colgate in the house. What's up baby. Seriously I've just been sitting here waiting for science to tell me who the most beautiful woman in the world was. Like I was looking around and making some decisions on my own when all of a sudden I realized I was looking at all the wrong things. I wasn't looking at the eye to mouth distance. Wasn't considering if it was higher or lower than 1/3 the hairline to chin measurement. Wasn't taking out my Ti-83 and calculating symmetrical percentages. Just scoping out chicks with my bare eyes like an IDIOT without even taking a bunch of virgin geekazoids in lab coats opinions into account. I mean check out these ugly whores:
Nice square face bitch!
Umm could your eyes be any closer to your hairline slut? GTFO my face.
Yeah you think your pretty hot shit on that couch huh. Until I slap my ruler on your cheek and we see how close that nose is to those lips. Pig.
Yup I guess when it all comes down to it really the only way you can tell the most beautiful woman in the world is cold hard science. Florence Colgate it is. The hottest bitch on the planet symmetrically speaking hands down.


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Colleen McCarthy Civello died last month at the age of 64. She died of cancer after what was described as a "long and courageous battle."
Inside This Issue - Opinion
A memorial service to remember and celebrate Colleen's life was held on August 24 at St. Philip's Church in Crafton, Pa., a service that was followed by lunch at the Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh, the city in which she and her husband were born and grew up.
Colleen, who had a remarkable life of her own — friends and relatives at the lunch described her as "the most loving of people, always surrounded by friends who were charmed by her down-to-earth manner, her loyal and forgiving heart, her enormous sense of humor, her boundless joy for life, and her infectious laughter" — is perhaps better known in the chain drug industry as the wife of 43 years of Tony Civello, currently the chief executive officer of Kerr Drug and previously a senior executive at Thrift Drug, once the Pittsburgh-based J.C. Penney division.
For reasons too numerous and obvious to note here, the hundreds who turned out for the memorial service included an impressive contingent of chain drug store people.
Several Kerr staffers — some of whom had followed Civello from Pittsburgh to Raleigh, N.C., after Thrift was sold and he led a group that purchased Kerr — journeyed to Pittsburgh for the memorial service. Senior managers from such companies as Colgate, Unilever and Time Inc. came, as did longtime industry executive Mark Parrish. Kinney Drugs vice president of marketing Jim Wuest and Lewis Drugs CEO Mark Griffin were on hand, the latter after journeying halfway across the country. Jim Whitman, the ubiquitous NACDS executive who accurately numbers himself as among Civello's closest industry friends, came with his wife, Karen, who navigated her way through the proceedings on crutches following recent foot surgery.
Industry icon Bob Kwait brought his wife, Elaine, though she was still recuperating from a recent illness. And many people from Civello's past, chain drug veterans no longer in the industry, came because of what Civello has meant to them.
Every chain drug industry attendee had a common experience to share — a fond and meaningful connection with a chain drug store giant who, over generations, has changed the life and career of everyone he's touched.
These people and others came to Pittsburgh because they are chain drug people — and because Tony and Colleen Civello have been an integral part of this industry for longer than most of them have even been involved in the industry. They came because of the impact Tony and Colleen have had — and the difference Tony Civello will continue to make — on an industry that is unique in American business.
It has been said, accurately, that for those who understand and appreciate chain drug retailing in America, no explanation is necessary; for those who do not, no explanation is possible. It is an apt description, especially at this time.
For the truth is, chain drug retailing is changing. Had this memorial service been held at another, earlier time in the industry's history, many more people would have been compelled to attend. For Tony Civello is truly an industry icon — an executive who helped shape and change chain drug retailing not only by heading one of its innovative retail companies but by impressively leading the National Association of Chain Drug Stores, the industry association of which he has been so integral a part, during the most turbulent period in its history.
But this is not another, earlier time. It is 2012. And chain drug retailing is different today. It has become larger, more competitive, less personal, less communal. Where friendships once defined the industry, now only competitors exist. Where personal events once mattered, they're not now nearly as important as they once were. Where meetings and conferences could once be delayed, deferred or put off, they have now been assigned a priority that doesn't countenance delay or dismissal.
And, remember, the memorial service was held in late August. The NACDS pharmacy conference was convening in Denver. And college was starting — so proud and anxious parents were committed to driving their kids to school for freshman orientation week. Finally, the nature of chain drug retailing has changed. Individuals are less important today, even as the industry becomes more important. So it's imperative that the industry people who came to honor Colleen Civello — 75 or so — be acknowledged for the journey, though they didn't come for acknowledgement. They came because they care — about Tony and Colleen Civello, the things they've done, the contributions they've made, the people they've affected, the lives they've touched and changed.
In a very real sense the people who came to Pittsburgh from as far away as Sioux Falls, S.D., on August 24 were not much different from Tony and Colleen Civello. In the America of the last 50 years they can accurately be defined and described as ordinary people. Yet they have accomplished extraordinary things.
So it can be said of Tony and Colleen — ordinary people from ordinary American communities who grew up to accomplish extraordinary things, things they will be remembered for long after the memories of August 24 fade.
That, after all, is what America is about — a country where ordinary people consistently accomplish extraordinary things. So, too, it can be said of chain drug retailing — it is a business that has become integral to the American idiom because of its consistent ability to attract ordinary people who have managed to accomplish extraordinary things.
The hope here is that it remains so.


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And Then There Were Seven
August 7th, 2007 - 7:47 am
Would you believe the Democrats are holding another "debate" tonight? Would you believe "candidate" Mike Gravel was apparently not invited?
I'll drunkblog starting around 7pm Eastern, either here or at PJ Media. More info for you once I have some.


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The coolest play toy EVER. Stand….and spin. Sky was in h e a v e n.
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The coolest play toy EVER. Stand….and spin. Sky was in h e a v e n.
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In case you missed my post last week, I've been high on craigslist lately. It all started with finding a pair of matching dresser/nightstands for our bedroom. Two other pieces that I'm constantly on the look out for? A dresser for our bedroom {still searching} and a twin headboard and footboard for the day when we move the twin bed out of our guestroom and it becomes a big boy bed for Sky. I've always been a fan of Jenny Lind style beds so imagine my excitement when I found this little gem:
This bed has a history. It belonged to the 70-something year old brother of the woman I bought it from. It was most likely manufactured during the great depression in the 1920's or 1930's. The clue being that the side rails connect by the use of steel hooks that slide into a slot in the headboard {you can see it above since I accidentally photographed the backside each piece!}. It does need quite a bit of love but for only $15 and literally minutes from my office, I thought it was a complete steal, especially since this same bed brand new retails for $499 at Land of Nod. Jenny Lind isn't really a brand or manufacturer, she was actually an opera singer who preferred spool beds and somehow this style of furniture got her name. I should let you know that I AM aware that if these beds aren't done right, they can border on something you'd see in an insane asylum. In the article linked above, it even says the beds were used in prisons in the olden days! Eeek! The dark colored frames actually creep me out a little so I want to make sure this bed gets a cheery coat of light color and doesn't resemble anything even remotely depressing.
Jenny Lind style CRIBS all over blogs and decorating sites. They are super popular and rightfully so, they look adorable in any nursery. But, the beds are catching on as well and make the perfect mix of old and new, especially when they are given new life with paint or modern bedding. Here are just a few of my favorite Jenny Lind makeovers:
{via ebay}
There are so many fun colors and options! Now, time to pine over paint colors…
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I love dahlias. This time of year, I'm especially reminded just how wonderful these flowers really are. They come in every size, shape, and color imaginable, making them perfect for almost all parties, weddings, or events. There's nothing better than a giant dinner plate dahlia that can fill an entire vase with just a single stem.
Hope you all have a beautiful Monday!
{both images above from design*sponge}
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First things first: Happy 28th birthday to my {younger than me} hubby Josh! I love you.
It's been a while since I posted some phone pictures, so I thought I would do that today and link up with InstaFriday over at life rearranged. Lots of people use instagram so I think that's where the name came from, but really, it's about sharing pictures from the week taken only with a cell phone. In my case, this is a few weeks worth, oops! I'd like to call special attention to the last picture in the 3rd row; Josh trying on a very stylish and amazing sweater at the goodwill. I'm still bummed he didn't get it. It was quite special. Happy Friday everyone!
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I don't know about you, but it takes me FOREVER to find stuff on Craigslist. It's kind of hit or miss. Do you ever look at the craigslist adds in other states just to see what they have? I do. And of course, I find something dreamy and then mope that it's all the way in Texas. I need to stop that. Eventually though, months and months of searching will usually result in stumbling upon something worth while. It takes daily searching and knowing what you want, but it's there….hidden between all of those annoying furniture ads and people who list their trash as "antique". This is my long winded way of saying that I've been looking for nightstands on craigslist for….maybe a year? At first, I was just looking casually but for the past 3 months-ish, I've been checking every day….it's like hunting your prey, very serious.
Look what I found! A matching pair of mid-century modern dressers in perfect condition! I desperately wanted dressers so we would have more storage and they had to be matching, I almost couldn't believe it. So perfect.
Solid wood, dovetail construction….it's completely magical.
On a similar note, I also scored some CLOTHES at the Goodwill. I've never really had a lot of time to look at clothes there, usually because I have an impatient baby with me. But this time, it was just me and Josh and I was able to look at stuff and try it on (over the clothes I was wearing of course). I look for well known brands, high quality, and low wear at the goodwill. I only buy it if it looks new. I scored an H&M top (I know, I know, they are cheap to begin with) and some designer jeans and some VERY VINTAGE and VERY AWESOME pants for Sky. He'll probably hate me when I put them on him but they were too adorable to pass up at only $1.99. They are super soft! Welcome to the brady bunch!
Have you had any good Cragislist or thrift store finds lately?
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Trying to be like dad….it's so precious.
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Here are a few million more snapshots of our trip to the ocean a few weeks ago. There are so many cute ones of Sky it's hard to narrow it down! I hope I don't scare you away forever with this massive photo dump. eek.
Have you ever been to Bills Tavern and Brewhouse in Cannon Beach? They make their own ROOT BEER. It's to die for.
My lovely grandma was the oldest person to ride the carousel that day….89 years young.
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Last weekend, while Josh and I were still on vacation, we had a lazy Saturday at home {rare!} and when Sky woke up from his nap, we ventured into the hills to go for a little hike. The one advantage to living where we do is that we are close to the mountains and it's a quick drive to many different hikes and trails. This time, we decided to take it easy and stroll along the Iron Goat Trail. It's a nice level hike and good for kids – plus there are old abandoned tunnels and great views of the lower cascade foothills. After the hike, we had a nice sunny dinner at the Alpen drive in. Milkshakes, burgers, fries, and chicken strips for Sky and I. This boy LOVES his milkshakes. I think he might have my sweet tooth.
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Before you look at any of the links shown in the awesome pictures above, I triple dog dare you to watch this video and NOT cry. This guy planned a surprise wedding for his bride a year in advance. Then, he proposed on the day of the wedding and they were married only hours later – she had no idea! Ugh, it's so dang cute.
Now, onward to some of my favorite finds over the past week or 2.
1. I'm in love with this entire house, but especially the nursery and boys room – it's perfect.
2. Who knew making homemade ice cream could be so easy? I can't wait to try this!
3. A continuation of my love for yellow stripes…this time, it's a baby shower!
4. These wood coasters look like a fun project, love the wrapping too!
5. I was going to write about my love for ombre, but design*sponge did it better. A few more ombre related posts here, here, here, and here.
6. I've never been a big fan of mobiles…but now I am: DIY roundup of 25 mobiles you can make.
7. Check out this AMAZING dollhouse.
8. These vintage matchbook printables are pretty snazzy.
Happy Friday everyone!
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For 4 days and 3 nights last week, we went to Seaside, Oregon. We split our time between Seaside and Cannon Beach, ate tons of food, drove A LOT, and hung out with our families. My parents, grandma, and in-laws all came with us….party down! The weather was depressing when we arrived, frigid and cloudy. As the days progressed, it got a little warmer and a little sunnier….still not August weather but then again, I don't think any of our weather this entire year could be classified as "august weather". I still haven't worn a swimsuit this year and I don't foresee it in my future. Rather than get all wordy, I thought I would share some of the highlights with you in the form of pictures, since they are pretty darn cute and I have about a million (this post will only cover the first half). The best part was watching Sky see the ocean for the first time and the look of amazement on his face at the sand, the waves, all of it. So awesome.
Sky got a special bucket of new toys just for the trip…it was a hit! This was also the first time we drove with his car seat facing forward, he will be 2 in December {but he's only 24 pounds}. He was pretty excited for a new view!
We stopped at the Astoria Column on the way for a snack – I hadn't been since I was a kid!
Walking down to the ocean for the very first time….that's a boomerang in Josh's pocket in case you are wondering.
This is quite possibly the funniest picture EVER taken of Sky. Josh thinks he looks like a 45 year old dude in this photo.
Hmm, a mysterious baby growing out of my head?!
Sky fell asleep on the swings….it was the most adorable thing ever.
Ok, that's probably enough for today….stay tuned for part 2 next week when the sun finally comes out!
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I'm researching the Ryan family name. I've listed the names that I have curenntly connected to the Ryan name: Adelor A.,Alfred, Archibald, Berniece, Betty-Anne, Cheryl Ann,Daniel Patrick, David, Deborah Lynn, Eleanor, Ethan, Gertrude, Gilbert Francis, Ida, James, Jason, Joanne, John, Joseph A., Katherine, Kelly, Lila, Lizzie, Madison, Mallory, Mary, Maxine, Michael David, Nicholas Robert, Patrick, Philomen, Sophia, William H.. All These names are either connected through Adams, Massachusetts, or Perry Mills, New York. Other Surnames connected through my tree: Suprenant, Mafera, Gregoire, O'brian, Cyr, Gagner, Campbell, Gagne, Treacy, Riggs, Wright, Abair Regions: Western & Eastern Massachusetts, Manchester,NH, North Adams & Adams, Ma, Montreal Canada,Perry Mills, Ny. |
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