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Expression of hereditary hemochromatosis C282Y HFE protein in HEK293 cells activates specific endoplasmic reticulum stress responses
Hereditary Hemochromatosis (HH) is a genetic disease associated with iron overload, in which individuals homozygous for the mutant C282Y
Vector constructs of Wild type HFE and Mutant C282Y HFE were made and transfected into HEK293 cell lines. We have shown that expression of C282Y HFE protein triggers both an unfolded protein response (UPR), as revealed by the increased GRP78, ATF6 and CHOP expression, and an ER overload response (EOR), as indicated by NF-κB activation. Furthermore, C282Y HFE protein induced apoptotic responses associated with activation of ER stress. Inhibition studies demonstrated that tauroursodeoxycholic acid, an endogenous bile acid, downregulates these events. Finally, we found that the co-existence of both C282Y HFE and Z alpha 1-antitrypsin protein (the protein associated with the liver disease of Z alpha 1-antitrypsin deficiency) expression on ER stress responses acted as potential disease modifiers with respect to each other.
Our novel observations suggest that both the ER overload response (EOR) and the unfolded protein response (UPR) are activated by mutant C282Y HFE protein.
Hereditary Hemochromatosis (HH) is a disorder of iron metabolism, associated with accumulation of iron in the body. HH is an autosomal recessive disorder resulting from mutations in the
Conformational diseases arise from changes that lead to aggregation and retention of protein with consequent late or episodic onset of symptoms
The mechanisms involved in the intracellular processing of mutant proteins are complex and not fully understood
While C282Y HFE HH is considered a monogenic disease its phenotypic expression varies considerably
C282Y HFE model system
To confirm C282Y HFE accumulated within the ER, we performed confocal microscopy on 24-h post transfected cells using GFP tagged HFE protein along with antibodies against the ER resident protein calnexin. The C282Y HFE co-localized with calnexin (Figure.
Figure 1
Intracellular localization of WT HFE and C282Y HFE in HEK293 transfected cells
Intracellular localization of WT HFE and C282Y HFE in HEK293 transfected cells. (A) confocal microscopy of cells cultured for 24 h after transfection with EV-GFP, WT-HFE GFP and C282Y-HFE GFP stained with an antibody for the ER-resident protein calnexin and probed with Texas Red labeled secondary antibody. In the merged images, the yellow color corresponds to areas in which the green and red stainings overlap. The nucleus appears blue due to DNA staining with 4',6-diamidino-2-phenylindole. Scale bar, 10 μm. (B) HFE expression in transfected HEK293 cell lysates. HEK 293 cells (6 × 106) were transfected with pcDNA3.1 (empty vector, EV), WT HFE, or C282Y HFE (M) expression plasmids. C282Y HFE-His tag protein production in lysates was measured by ELISA. C282Y HFE-His tag-transfected cells showed markedly accelerated degradation of the C282Y HFE protein compared to N HFE protein (**, p = 0.0012) at 24 hours compared to WT HFE expression. Assays were performed in triplicate.
C282Y activation of the EOR pathway
To examine the effects of C282Y HFE on the EOR pathway, activation of NF-κB by C282Y HFE was measured by NF-κB luciferase reporter gene assay (Fig.
Figure 2
C282Y HFE activates EOR
C282Y HFE activates EOR. (
To further elucidate these signaling events, IL-8 promoter activity was measured using an IL-8 promoter luciferase reporter gene in EV-transfected, WT HFE-transfected, C282Y HFE-transfected and control cells stimulated with 2.5 μM thapsigargin. As NF-κB activation regulates the transcription of the proinflammatory target gene IL-8, activation of IL-8 further confirmed induction of NF-κB. C282Y HFE induced significantly higher levels of luciferase activity compared with those in WT HFE-transfected cells (
C282Y HFE activates the UPR pathway and is a secondary stimulus activating Z A1AT UPR
We examined the effects of C282Y HFE expression on UPR activation by investigating its effect on the
Figure 3
Activation of the UPR by C282Y HFE
Activation of the UPR by C282Y HFE. (A) HEK 293 cells were transfected with pcDNA3.1 (empty vector, EV), WT HFE, or C282Y HFE (M) expression plasmids and a grp78-promoter luciferase reporter gene vector (
To measure the effect of C282Y HFE expression on Z A1AT UPR activation,
C282Y HFE activates ATF-6 and CHOP components of the UPR pathway and is a secondary stimulus activating the Z A1AT UPR pathway
We examined C282Y HFE expression on other components of the UPR pathway. ATF-6 has direct transcriptional activating properties for UPR target genes, including the transcription factor CHOP and
Figure 4
Activation of the ATF-6, CHOP by C282Y HFE
Activation of the ATF-6, CHOP by C282Y HFE. HEK 293 cells were cotransfected with pcDNA3.1 (empty vector, EV), WT HFE, or C282Y HFE (M) expression plasmids and (A) ATF6-promoter luciferase reporter gene vector (ATF6-luc) (B) CHOP-promoter luciferase reporter gene vector (CHOP-luc), with or without pZeoSv2+ (data not shown). As positive control or treatment, five hours post transfection cells were incubated with 2.5 μM thapsigargin or 300 μM TUDCA for 24 h. Cells were incubated for 24 h in serum-complete medium. Luciferase production in cell lysates was measured by luminometry. Levels are expressed as light units (LU) per microgram of total protein. C282Y HFE activated ATF-6 and CHOP-luc expression (**, p = 0.0039 and **, p = 0.0011 respectively) compared to WT HFE. Treatment with TUDCA significantly decreased ATF6-luc and CHOP-luc expression (#, p = 0.0175 and ##, p = 0.0067 respectively) compared to WT HFE. Z A1AT transfection significantly increased ATF6-luc and CHOP-luc expression (*, p = 0.02 and **, p = 0.0059) compared to WT HFE. Assays were performed in triplicate and are representative of at least three separate experiments.
C282Y HFE induces an apoptotic response
We next examined whether C282Y HFE activation of the UPR pathway induced cell death responses. In order to examine potential C282Y HFE induced apoptotic responses associated with end stage ER stress, we investigated its effects on key ER stress cell death mediators. Cytochrome
Figure 5
C282Y HFE induces cytochrome
C282Y HFE induces cytochrome
Tauroursodeoxycholic acid inhibits C282Y HFE induced apoptotic responses
C282Y HFE resulted in decreased expression of a
Figure 6
Taurosodeoxycholic acid inhibits C282Y HFE induced apoptotic responses
Taurosodeoxycholic acid inhibits C282Y HFE induced apoptotic responses. (
C282Y stimulates IL-8 and MCP-1 protein production
To measure the effect of C282Y HFE protein overexpression on inflammation, MCP-1 and IL-8 protein production was measured in the transfected cell lines. Basal and C282Y-induced IL-8 and MCP-1 protein levels in cell supernatants from HEK 293 cells were quantified by ELISA (Fig.
Figure 7
C282Y HFE stimulates IL-8 and MCP-1 protein production
C282Y HFE stimulates IL-8 and MCP-1 protein production. C282Y HFE increases IL-8 and MCP-1 production. IL-8 (
In this study, a HEK293 cell line model system transiently expressing WT HFE or its C282Y mutant counterpart was used to determine the ER stress mechanisms associated with C282Y HFE production and retention. We demonstrated that the C282Y mutant protein co-localized with the ER resident protein calnexin and undergoes marked degradation compared to WT HFE, providing a suitable model of study for the C282Y HFE protein. C282Y HFE mutant protein accumulates in the ER and middle Golgi compartment, and consequently undergoes degradation
Upregulation of the EOR pathway leads to activation of the transcription factor NF-κB
Indeed, in this regards Lee
UPR pathway involves up-regulation of the secretory pathway's capacity to process proteins and entails the transcriptional up-regulation of a co-ordinately expressed set of genes encoding ER chaperones, enzymes, and structural components of the ER. The UPR pathway culminates in the expression of glucose-responsive genes (
TUDCA is a non-toxic compound which is known to be effective in preventing cytotoxic processes. It has been demonstrated to inhibit activation of GRP78 and caspase-3, along with cytochrome
A variable clinical presentation among C282Y homozygous individuals suggests an important contribution of disease modifiers acting on the same signalling pathways. Indeed, while the C282Y mutation results in an altered disease phenotype, mice studies have shown that the C282Y mutation does not completely disrupt the function of HFE, emphasising the importance of additional insults. Furthermore, activation of the UPR pathway can have a protective role
This study examines the effect of C282Y HFE protein expression upon specific ER stress pathways. It is possible that differences in the quality control systems within the ER, could explain some of the phenotypic variation observed in HH. To test this hypothesis there is a need to understand how C282Y HFE protein expression interacts with the ER quality control components. While the results from our study are interesting and novel, potential limitations in regards applicability of our findings to the human condition must be considered. Our observations might be influenced by the magnitude of expression of the mutant protein, the cell line chosen for the studies and the relative magnitude of β2M expression. Nonetheless, these findings of intracellular stress mechanisms associated with C282Y HFE raises the prospect of a better understanding of the pathogenesis of HH and as a model system may serve as a platform to test the effects of the UPR on proteins involved in iron metabolism.
C282Y HFE model system
Human Embryonic Kidney (HEK) 293 cells (American Type Culture Collection, Manassas, VA) were cultured in Eagle's Minimum Essential Medium supplemented with 2 MM L-glutamine, 1% non-essential amino acids, 1% sodium pyruvate and 10% foetal calf serum (Invitrogen, Scotland). HEK 293 cells were transiently transfected with eukaryotic expression vectors containing a normal HFE or mutant C282Y cDNA. The cDNA sequence obtained from GenBank (
The fragment was cloned into pcDNA3.1 (Invitrogen) using BamHI and NotI restriction sites with or without the cDNA for green fluorescent protein or His tag to generate plasmids expressing fluorescent-tagged (GFP) or His tag versions of wild-type (WT) HFE and C282Y HFE (M). The plasmid DNA was purified (Pure Yield™ Plasmid Midiprep, Promega) from transformed Escherichia coli. The C282Y mutation was inserted utilizing QuickChange site-directed mutagenesis kit (Stratagene) with mutagenic primers encoding the appropriate G to A base change. The final constructs were verified by sequencing. The M A1AT and Z A1AT vectors were made whereby the M A1AT cDNA was cloned on a 1256-bp
HEK293 cells were seeded at 1 × 106 on six-well plates or 6 × 106 in flasks 24 h before transfection. Transfections were performed with GeneJuice transfection reagent (Novagen) in a 1:1 ratio according to the manufacturer's instructions for 1 h with 1 μg pcDNA3.1 (empty vector), pWT HFE, or pC282YHFE with or without 1 μg pZeoSv2+ (empty vector), pMA1AT, or pZA1AT. After supplementation with complete medium, cells were incubated for 24 hours. Uniform transfection efficiencies were verified by measuring β-galactosidase activity using the substrate
Confocal Microscopy
Cells for confocal microscopy were grown on chamber slides (Labtek) and transfected with green fluorescent-tagged versions of WT HFE and C282Y HFE as described above. At 8, 16 and 24 h after transfection, cells were washed, fixed with paraformaldehyde for 30 min at room temperature, washed again, and blocked for 60 min with phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) containing 10% bovine serum albumin, 0.1% Triton X-100, and 0.1% sodium azide, and then incubated in primary antibody goat polyclonal IgG calnexin (Santa Cruz Biotechnology) for 90 min. Cells were washed again, incubated with secondary to goat IgG Texas Red (Abcam) for 60 min, washed, and mounted in Fluorescent mounting medium (DakoCytomation, CA, U.S.A) containing 2% 1,4-diazabicyclo [2.2.2]octane (Sigma) and 3 μg/ml 4',6-diamidino-2-phenylindole (Sigma). Pictures were taken using the FV1000 Olympus confocal laser microscope.
C282Y HFE protein production measurement by sandwich ELISA
C282Y HFE-His tag protein production in lysates was measured by sandwich ELISA using mouse monoclonal IgG Penta-His (Qiagen), rabbit anti-mouse IgG (Qiagen, UK), goat anti-rabbit IgG HRP (DAKO, Carpenteria, CA), and ABTS substrate (Zymed Laboratories, San Francisco, CA). After absorbance reading at 405 nm on a multilabel counter (Victor2; Wallac, Gaithersburg, MD), C282Y HFE-His tag protein levels were calculated from both an Multiple tag cell lysate (GenScript Corporation, NJ) and 6 × His protein ladder (Qiagen, UK) standard curve. Values are expressed as nanograms per 6 × 106 cells.
Reporter gene assays
HEK cells were seeded at 1 × 106 cells/well and were cotransfected with 1 μg of pcDNA3.1 (empty vector), pWTHFE, or pC282YHFE; with or without 1 μg pZeoSv2+ (empty vector), pMA1AT, or pZA1AT and either 1 μg of
Western blot analysis
Cell cytoplasmic extracts (10 μg of protein) were separated by electrophoresis on 10% SDS-polyacrylamide gels and transferred to a nitrocellulose membrane (Sigma-Aldrich) in 20 mM Tris, 150 mM glycine, 0.01% SDS, and 20% (v/v) methanol at 75 mA for 2 h using a semidry electrophoretic blotting system. Nonspecific binding was blocked with 0.2% I-Block (Tropix, Bedford, MA) and PBS containing 0.1% Tween 20 (Sigma-Aldrich). Immunoreactive proteins were detected by incubating the membrane with a specific Ab (GRP78 (N-20) (from Santa Cruz Biotechnology); mouse anti-human IκBα (from Cell Signaling Technologies, Beverly, MA); Mouse anti-human cytochrome
Caspase-3 activity assays
Caspase-3 activity was measured using the flourogenic substrate Ac-DEVD-AMC (Caspase-3 Substrate II, Calbiochem). Cells were lysed in 250 μl of 25 mM Hepes, 5 MM edta, 0.1% Chaps, 5 mM ATP, pH 7.5, with 2 mM DTT. Equal amounts of protein from each sample were incubated with substrate (50 μM, final concentration) in lysis buffer for 30 min at 37°C, and fluorescence (substrate turnover) was determined by excitation at 355 nm and emission at 460 nm. Activity is expressed as Δ fluorescence units (dFU)/μg protein. Assays were performed in triplicate.
IL-8 and MCP-1 protein production
The human cell line HEK293 was transfected as already described. Cells were then left untreated or treated with 300 μM tauroursodeoxycholic acid for 24 h. IL-8 and MCP-1 protein concentrations in cell supernatants were determined by ELISA (R&D Systems, Minneapolis, MN). Protein concentrations were determined by the method of Bradford
Statistical analysis
Data were analyzed with the PRISM 4.0 software package (GraphPad, San Diego, CA). Results are expressed as the mean ± SE, and were compared by
Authors' contributions
MWL conceived of the study, and participated in its design, carried out molecular analyses and drafted the manuscript.
AKM carried out the immunoassays and helped to draft the manuscript.
MW participated in molecular analysis.
MJOD participated in molecular analysis.
SN participated in design of study and co-ordination and helped to draft the manuscript.
All authors have read and approved the final manuscript.
The authors thank K. Mori (Laboratory of Molecular Neurobiology, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan) for providing wild-type and mutant
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Hi Customer,
In general. deceit or an act of bad faith would be a breach of contract - whether either occurred before or after the contract was executed. This is because deceit is a form of bad faith, and the requirement to act in good faith is implied in every contract.

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Hi guys,
How do you troubleshoot a server (or pc) that got a blue screen error?
Where do you start? What are your steps to get rid of the error?
We have a management server (windows server 2003) that sometimes ( 2 or 3 times in a month) got a blue screen.. But we can't find a solution for this problem..
Maybe this thread can help some people...
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Sep 11, 2009 at 4:41 UTC
Start off by turning off reboot after the blue screen and also check you event log.
System Properties-->Advanced-->Startup&Recovery Settings-->Restart
Then make a note of the error codes - Blue screen are usually either Hardware or driver related - the error code should give you some pointers.
Or post the error here and I'm sure someone will help out.
Sep 11, 2009 at 4:44 UTC
Do you regularly reboot the server? Maybe it just needs a rest every so often.
Microsoft provides tools to allow you to debug the bluescreen using the crash dump. Unfortunately I can't find my link to it right now so a quick google is in order. The thing is, this is complicated to do as you have to make sure the right symbols are loaded on your computer and I've never managed to get an exact result out of it.
The easiest thing to do is be sat in front of the monitor when the bluescreen occurs so you can read the message yourself. Most of the time, there is a mention of an offending driver but it could also be a hardware problem. The downside is you have to be able to predict when it will occur so you can be there.
Also some Windows versions reboot when a BSOD occurs which means that you can't see the message so you have to disable that for this to work. This and other related options can be configured from the System Properties (windows key+pause break), Advanced Tab, Startup and Recovery Settings.
Sep 11, 2009 at 4:46 UTC
But if you cannot get to a normal desktop anymore it is most likely HW related.
I usually take everything out of the pc or server, like memory, VGA, DVD, ectra hdd's, etc. Basicly, make it bare metal as much as possible.
Then boot to safe mode with the bare metal machine and see how goes.
Then follow Stroppy's procedure.
Sep 11, 2009 at 6:03 UTC
The error code in the eventviewer is:
The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x000000d1 (0x0000007c, 0xd0000002, 0x00000000, 0xba298c98)
I rebooted it several times, updated the drivers, ...
Sep 14, 2009 at 2:21 UTC
the STOP code 0x000000d1 refers to:
The system attempted to access pageable memory using a kernel process IRQL that was too high. Drivers that have used improper addresses typically cause this error.
It's Windows' way of saying IRQ conflict. It's a driver issue. most likely a bad USB driver install. I think 0x7c refers to the root USB hub controller if my memory serves me correctly.
- Note if any devices are sharing the IRQ with the USB host controller. Look in System Information > Hardware resources > IRQs.
- Boot to BIOS setup (press Del, F1, or F10 at initial boot).
- Go to the "Integrated Peripherals" section and disable one or both serial (Com) ports if you are not using them. Disable the LPT port if you're not using it (USB printer).
- Go to the "PnP/PCI" section and enable "PnP OS", "Auto" and "Reset Configuration Data". The last is a momentary switch and will be disabled each time you return here. It releases the BIOS lock on IRQs and lets Windows take over and is VERY important.
- Boot DIRECTLY to Windows Safe Mode (continue booting and press F8 repeatedly to get the boot menu) and unplug any USB devices. Remove all USB software in Add/Remove Programs. Open Device Manager. Click View > Show Hidden Devices. Remove the USB root hub and host controller *in that order*. Remove all USB drivers. Look for duplicate or erroneous drivers and *remove them all*. Windows will reinstall genuine devices.
- Lastly, remove the drivers for the devices sharing the IRQ with the host controller. Windows should reinstall the drivers automatically.
At this point you have freed up 2 or 3 IRQs and reset Windows IRQ assignments. You can reboot and reinstall your devices *as per manufacturer's instructions*.
Sep 14, 2009 at 6:16 UTC
Thx a lot! I'll try your solution, hope it'll help us!
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I need to organize my papers e.g. tax stuff, bills, reciepts etc. What kind of filing cabinets (or filing methods) do you guys use to organize and manage your records?
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Sep 7, 2011 at 11:45 UTC
I find circular is best
Sep 7, 2011 at 11:49 UTC
I use bankers boxes and store them in the shed and/or garage
Sep 7, 2011 at 11:51 UTC
Pittsburgh Computer Solutions is an IT service provider.
I need to organize my papers e.g. tax stuff, bills, reciepts etc. What kind of filing cabinets (or filing methods) do you guys use to organize and manage your records?
Scan it..
Sep 7, 2011 at 11:57 UTC
I sort by year for most stuff like tax returns. But I am starting to do digital backups, makes it much easier to find something. Paper docs will probably go into a fire proof safe once I am done scanning everything.
Sep 7, 2011 at 12:06 UTC
I used to have manilla folders for "Auto", "Insurance", etc. but have switched to alphabetical. I have one set of folders that are the current year, these are in the drawer in the desk. When I archive I pull them all in order but they just go into a bankers box with no dividers or folders. (Actually a tote, since it's a little more water-resistant.)
I have a filing cabinet in the basement but don't really use that.
Sep 7, 2011 at 12:11 UTC
I file by correspondent - each in a separate hanging folder in my cabinet - insurer, bank, letting agent etc.
I file in reverse date order i.e. with the oldest at the back.
I keep the hanging folders in order of my importance - i.e. money stuff first, then insurance, then health and then memberships and so on.
I only keep records for 7 years (the legal limit of liability in most cases).
I shred whatever isn't filed if it has any name or address on it.
Sep 7, 2011 at 12:16 UTC
I file by year and then by subject (auto, home, school, etc.)
I second Brandon's suggestion to scan it and back it up. I'm looking into doing that here shortly, I just need to get a scanner that works with Win7...
Sep 7, 2011 at 12:20 UTC
Depends, accounting keeps a copy of what I purchase along with the notes explaining the purchase. I keep my own stash in locked filing cabinet.
For tech articles at work, I scan or print to a PDF, then place that PDF into a folder called file cabinet with subfolder that deal with different scenerios. (ie Servers, Security, Word Processing, Backup Configs, etc)
For home, I scan all my docs into PDF and backup to a removeable flash drive. Similar filing to work.
Sep 7, 2011 at 12:30 UTC
GCS Technologies is an IT service provider.
Scan it x2
Sep 7, 2011 at 12:46 UTC
good old filing cabinet's. I use Manila folders inside hanging folders. I use the hanging folders to section off groups of bills.
home expenses- utilites, mortgage and home repair receipt's, etc
Credit cards-main, then store cards(home depot, lowes, etc)
Taxes(by year)
Investments-401k, IRA's
you get the picture :)
Sep 7, 2011 at 1:17 UTC
Scan and shred. Currently I use a multifunction at work, but my next step is to setup a gmail account (or some filing method within my gmail account) that I can scan to directly, and get a networked scanner that is capable of scanning to email, preferably with a few options for subject line so gmail can automatically label everything.
Sep 7, 2011 at 1:38 UTC
I scan using a Fujitsu ScanSnap:
There's a Mac version too if you need it:
PDFs it as part of the workflow.
Much easier to organize folders.
Sep 7, 2011 at 2:31 UTC
I scan using a Fujitsu ScanSnap:
/ www.fujitsu.com/ us/ services/ computing/ peripherals/ scanners/ scansnap/ scansnap-s1500.html
There's a Mac version too if you need it:
/ www.fujitsu.com/ us/ services/ computing/ peripherals/ scanners/ scansnap/ scansnap-s1500m.html
PDFs it as part of the workflow.
Much easier to organize folders.
+1 I use the Fujitsu and it has been flawless. Did about 7 years of paper work in a afternoon.
It is also compact and won't take up space on your desktop.
The software package included is good also, not the best but it does the job and that is all that I need.
I find it handy for the receipts that I need to keep for warranties so I create a folder for that item on the computer to keep these records for future use.
Sep 7, 2011 at 4:45 UTC
Are scanned copies of orginals as valid as the originals when it comes to warranties and receipts?
Sep 7, 2011 at 5:08 UTC
Are scanned copies of orginals as valid as the originals when it comes to warranties and receipts?
I wouldn't see why not.
Would you send you original receipt to the vendor and risk the information being lost?
I guess it boils down to what the vendor in question defines as a original.
Sep 8, 2011 at 4:58 UTC
I have several expanding files which contain my (home) paperwork with sections labelled accordingly. For example one plastic folder is labelled house and then has subsections Inusurance, Gas, Electric ect ... ect ...
Then there's "Car"
although in some cases I've got the originals in my firesafe at work and there is only a photocopy placeholder in the folder.
Sep 8, 2011 at 9:00 UTC
folders in old cabinet in server room haha
Sep 8, 2011 at 9:10 UTC
1st Post
Excellent point.
I bet majority of the places would not accept a digital copy of receipt, warranty, etc - or make it major pain in the butt. Even though I would love to get rid of all my papers, I just find it "safer" and easier to go through when they are in physical form (provided that they are kinda in the same place). I have one of those accordion box/files and use that to sort my stuff....Or just in a big pile on my desk...Which is kind of like a filing system ;-)
Sep 8, 2011 at 10:17 UTC
I need to organize my papers e.g. tax stuff, bills, reciepts etc. What kind of filing cabinets (or filing methods) do you guys use to organize and manage your records?
Scan it..
I keep current year paperwork filed in a fire resistant fileing cablet.
At years end I scan everything to PDF files, named and sorted into folders describing Who/What/Where/When
Burn DVDs for local backup, Safety Deposit box, and halfway accross the coubtry with family.
Sep 8, 2011 at 10:23 UTC
So far I have not had a problem.
I do hang onto warranty papers and recipts for big ticket items, but sofar, emailing scans of them has proven good enough.
Absolutly keep originals of legal documents.
But for recipts, and invoices, scans should be acceptable.
Of course, I suppose there will be that one auditor that refuses to accept anything other than the faded illegible recipt from that dinner in Georga where you met a client for lunch as you passed through the state.
Sep 8, 2011 at 12:08 UTC
To TimP:
Too Funny!
Sep 8, 2011 at 2:04 UTC
+1 scan everything ...
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I've never had a problem. Most systems now are looking up sales data based on a transaction ID either printed on the receipt numerically, or as a bar code. As long as that ID is legible, they can pull up the transaction. I've returned stuff using a scanned receipt printed on a 8.5x11 sheet before, and they just scanned the barcode and did the return.
I do keep the originals of the heavy legal documents--anything that has been notarized. Even then, though, I have found that anyone that needs to see it just runs a photocopy of it.
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At work we scan the paper tray when it gets full - then shred the lot
At home - everything gets filed (much less paperwork at home) and then I shred a load probably once a year
EDIT - we scan at work using a photocopiers ADF, scans about 100 sheets per minute
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There has been quite a lot online and in the press recently, I think occasioned by the publication of a book, about male affection in vintage photos... or Vintage Bromance as it is now rather worryingly being called. There are in fact a number of books available now which hark back to more innocent days when men were more willing perhaps to show a tender affection towards one another. Any one of those books would, I'm sure, be jealous of this beauty that arrived this morning. Film star looks all three of them, real tenderness in pose and expression and with an added poignancy of their military uniforms marking them out as likely participants in the hell that was the First World War. I can't properly decipher the name of the chap on the left except to know that he was only 18 when the photo was taken. So delighted to add this to my collection today.
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- John Hamilton said...
The writer has just scribbled the inscription quickly which is why he hasn't bothered to form more than an impression of some of the letters. My compadre Nick is pretty good at reading this sort of script, and he discerned the inscription as:
Harvey J. Barber
age 18 years.
which looks about right to me.
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- Callum said...
John, (and others who have expressed an interest),
Many thanks, I'm glad you have enjoyed the photo. I am reliably informed that there are records for a New York regiment at about the right time that suggest he may be a Harvey J Baulser but, as yet, this is also just a possibility.
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How do I get them to grow bigger and not mushy?? I basically don't eat them
I did 'trim' the plant this year as they like to take over the garden. but even last year when it was smaller the strawberries were still like that. i haven't composted, we just got a compost bin and haven't set it up yet. Haven't really done anything as far as composting, fertilizing (is there a natural fertilizer, or is that compost?)
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I have the same problem and have done a little research. I have decided I purchased "wild" strawberry plants which will only produce tiny berries. Needless to say I am going to tear them out and make sure to plant the good ones. Good Luck.
Wild strawberries aren't bad. They are just different. I keep a few in my garden for visiting children (children love to put them on straws) and for the animal life in my garden. Then I keep real ones too.
As for your berries being tiny and mushy, we had that problem this year because we did not move the strawberries after picking the berries last year (which should be done every 5th year or so at least, preferably more often). Usually, "bad" berries are due to the strawberries simply lacking nutrition or water, or both. Berries are generally greedy plants in that respect.
If you can't move your berries to newly dug bed (dug two spades deep, and mixed with fertilizer -- I like the natural kind -- calcium and preferably compost soil if you have any at hand and then straw on top to control weeds after you've planted the strawberries) then at least try to mulch down some compost around your plants and as one of the above posters said, some calcium doesn't hurt either if you doesn't already live somewhere with much calcium in the earth.
Good luck with your strawberries for next year.
There are small alpine strawberries, which can actually be grown by seed, that could be paulemay's wild strawberries. Mine weren't mush, though, and neither are any of the truly wild strawberries I picked. I guess it's just a size preference. I agree with PP that the mushy stuff might be a soil quality thing.
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General Advertiser (Newspaper) - August 8, 1845, London, Middlesex The General Advertifer. Numb. 3348. THURSDAY, August 8, 1745. Deal, Auguft 6. EMAIN in the Downs the Prince George, Duke, Dover, Wezel Sloop and iEtna Firefhip, with the Outward-bound. Came down and fail'd one of his Majefty's Yachts for Dover. Wind S. LONDON. Extracl sf a private Letter from Amfierdam, dated Aw gufi 13, NS. 1 The Joy occafioned by the Prince of Conti*s repairing ' the Rhine, did not Iaft fo long as was expected. We * Battered ourfelvej that the French being once removed ' from the Neighbourhood of Francfort, the Electoral � College wculd have proceeded forthwith to the Election * of an Emperor, and made Choice of the Grand Duke: ' But this Affair meets with more Difficulties than we ' imagined. The Elector of Cologne, who in the Begin- * ning fhe�ved hirnfelf a zealous Partizan of the Court of ' Vienna, feems to pull in his Horns now. It is true in-4 deed that the Affurances which his Electoral Highnefs ' gave, were far from being positive ; and that the Promife ' which he and the Elector of Triers made to give their ' V-otes for the Grand Duke, were chiefly grounded on * the Defeat of Prince Conti's Army, which molt People ' mightily depended on. But now that there is no Like- * lihood of cutting off that Army, thofe two Electors in- * {innate that their Territories lie more expofed than ever ; ' fince tl.* French King may, whenever he thinks fit, fend * an Army into thofe Territories, it being in no Body's * Power to prevent him. ' As to the King of Poland, it is very probable that * when his Poiifh Majeily heard of the French Army's re- * palling the Rhine, he gave Count Kevenhuller great ' Hopes that he w-uld favour the Intereft of the Grand iaJJ~acred for having betrayed the Elector. Letter from fio'ver, dated "July 6. ' This Morning came in the Speedwell Brig, of Sunder-' land, Pattifon, from Eaftbourue, who on Sunday Ev?n- * ing was attack'd by a French Shallop Privateer, off Ha-' ftmgs, who lay board and boird for the Space of two * Hour-, during which Time the Privateer enter'd a great * Nun )er of Hands ; but the Mailer and his People kept ' fo l'mart a Fire on them, from their Clofe Quarters, that ' the French thought proper to quit her, which they did ' in fo great a Hurry, that they left behind them fix ' Mufkets, three Piilols, three Pcle-Axes, feven Grana- * does, eight Stink-Pots, &c. The Crew of the Brigan-' ti.^e con lifted of five Men, three Boys, and the Mailer, ' who is wounded in the Bread by a Mufket Ball, and two ' of the Boys by Splinters, but none of them dangeroufly : ' They know not know how many of the French were ' flain, but they faw feveral fall. ' The Fubbs Yacht is arrived here, in order to carry ' over Marfhal Belleifle. Trie Mary Gaily Privateer, of Guernfey, is arrived at that Iftand, with four French Prizes, laden with Soap, Oyl, Wine, &c. fhe aifo took two other Prizes, who are net yet arrived ; and has on board feveral Raniomers. A fmall French Veflel, laden with Claret, Oyl, Soap, Rofin, &c. was taken the 25th ult. by the Fox Privateer cf London, and the Fox Privateer of Briftol, and fent into Plymouth. They alfo took another Veffel, which is not yet arrived. The faid Privateers were left in fight of 80 French Coafters, under Convoy of three Men of War. Yellerday Advice came, that the Mediterranean, Capt. Allen, bound from Briftol to Bolton, is taken by a French IWan of War, and carried into Breft. On Monday lalt the Ruby Man of War, rebuilt at Buf-feidon in the Ifle of Wight, was launch'd in the Prefence of his Grace the Duke of Marlborough, the Lord Lyming-ton, Lord Harry Pawlejt, and many other Perfons of Di-llinction ; fhe is elteem'd as fine a Ship as any in the Navy, of her Rate. Yellerday the Commiffioners of the Excife appointed Mr. Lewis Lane to be Supervifor of the Excife at Rochefter, in the room of Mr. Mills, deceafed. Lalt Week the Prefbytery of Edinburgh tranflated the P.everend Mr. Robert Pollock, Minifter at Dodingfton, to b- one of the Minifters of the City of Aberdeen. Laft Week died at Wefton in Chefhire, the Rev. Mr. Sidney Percival, a Gentleman who never enjoy'd any Preferment, but having a plentiful Fortune, fpent his Days in a continual Application to Study ; he was a Gentleman of extenfive Learning, being efteem'd an excellent Philofo-pher, and an able Mathematician ; he was ofea free and communicative Temper, humble and condefcending in his Behaviour, which makes h is Death regretted by all who knew him. YefterdBy Morning about Twoo'Clock a Fire broke out at a Grocer's near the Swan and Two Necks in Tothill-ltreet, Weftminfter, which entirely confumed the fame, and damaged two Houfes before it could be extinguilhed. Yeiterday two Smugglers were committed to the New Goal, Southvvark, by Virtue of a Warrant from the Commiffioners of the Cuftoms, for affaulting and wounding Mr. Wood an Officer, in the Execution of his Duty in May Iaft, and taking from him 1 ;o lb. of Tea, which he had feiz'd. Yefterday fe'nnight the Afllzes ended at Gloucefier, when two Perfons received Sentence of Death, viz. William Biftiop for Mealing 17 1. 6 s. 6 d. from his Maf-ter, Mr. Daniel Ifles; and A -- T- for Horfe-ftealing, who is repriev'd. William Morgan, otherwife Jones (an old Offender) was ordered to be Tranfported for feven Years, forftealing 15 s. out of the Houfe of Mr. Robert Hooper. One was burnt in the Hand, twelve were acquitted, and four difcharg'd by Proclamation. James Reynolds, condemn'd at the laft Aflizes, was ordered to be Tranfported for 14 Years. The fame Day the Aflizes ended at Salifbury, when Alice Ofman was condemn'd for robbing Mary 1 errant on the Highway. And Anne Burt and Eliza! e.h Baxter were order'd to be tranfported for feven Years, for ftealing Money, &c. out of the Houfe of Thomas Barilett. Yellerday John Empage was committed to the Gate-houfe by Sir Thomas De V^eil, for Healing Goods out of the Shop of Mr. Nathaniel iVlaifh, a Cabinet-Maker. On Tuefday laft Phillis King and fane Cames were committed to Newgate by Mr. Alderm;:n Winter^ottom, for felonioufly ile-ding two Pewter Plates from out of the Swan and Rummer Tavera in Finch-Lane, the Property of Mr. Fox, which were found upon them. .As was likewife Morgan Jenkins for feronioufly and privately Healing from thePerfon of John Small of Charterhouse Lane, three Guineas and a half, and eight Shillings, and a Medal; Part of the Money and the Medal was found upon him. Bank-Stock 144. 3 4ths. India Ditto 179. South-Sea Stock 107 a 1 4th. Ditto Old Annuities 109 5 8ths a 3 4ths. Ditto New 108 1 4th. Three per Cent. Annuities 88 3 8ths. Ditto 1742, 88 3 8ths. Ditto 1743, and 1744, 88 3 8ths. Ditto 1745, 88 c 8ths a 3 4ths. Million Bank 119. Equivalent no 1 half. Royal Af-furance 82 1 half. London Affurance 11 1 8th. Englifh Copper 5 1. Seven per Cent. Emperor's Loan no Price. Five per Cent. Ditto no Price. Bank Circulation 5 1. 7 s. 6 d. India Bonds 1.1. 3 s. a 1 s. a 2 s. Prem. Three and a half Salt Tallies 5 1 4th Difc. Three and a half per Cent. Exchequer Orders no Price. Three per Cent. Ditto no Price. Lottery Tickets iol. 14 s. a 15 s, Prem. Life Annuities 14 Years Purchale. A S A D L ER's-W EsL L S. T Sadler' s-Wells, adjoin ing to the Afew- River Head, IJlington, this and every Evening (during the Summer Seafon) will be 'The Usual Diversions of that Place. Confiding of Rope-Dancing by the celebrated Madem. Kerman, Monf. Janno, Mafter Kerman and Mafler Francis. Tumbling by Monf. Dominique, Monf. Janno, Mafter Kerman, Mafter Francis, and Monf. Fierot Pas Tomba. Dancing (both Serious and Comic) by Mr. Davenport, Mr. Miles, Mr. Pelling, Mr. Olbeldifton, Mr. Gra-nier, Monf. Janno, Mafter Granier, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Bullock, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Freeman, Mifs Granier, Mrs.Vallois, and Mafter ' and Mifs Morris, particularly Several new Grand Dances. Variety of new Songs by Mr. Heemfkirck and Mifs Hillier. To which will be added, A New Grand Entertainment of Singing and Dancing, call'd JASON and MEDEA. with The Taking of the Golden Fleece, and Defraying the Fiery Bulls. With feveral New Sccnei in Grotefque Characters, call'd The REVELS of HARLEQUIN; Or, The Prussian Out-wittcd.. To Conclude with Th* Nuptials ofHARLEQUIN in the Temple o/HYMEN. Tb: Scenes, Cloatbs, Mufick, and other Decorations entirely New. To begin every Evening at Five o'Clock. NEW WELLS. AT the New Wells, near the London-* Spaiv, Clerhnwell, this and every Evening (during the Summer Seafon) will be prefented Variety of New Performances, viz. Tumbling by Mr. Williams, Mr. Rayner, and Mr. Hough. Rope-Dancing by the celebrated Mifs Rayner, who walks up a Slanting Rope loo Feet long, from the Bottom of the Stage to the Upper Gallery. Variety ot New Songs by Mr. Brett, Mifs Lincoln, and Mifs Vaux. Several Grand Dances, Serious and Comic. The famous Young GIANT will perform the Part of the Soldier, in the Soldier, Sailor, Tinker, Taylor, and Buxom Joan of Dtftford. The Whole to Conclude with anew Entertainment of Mufick, call'd BACCHUS and CIRC E. Interfpers'd with a new Piece in Grotefque Characters, call'd As You Like It ; or, Harlequin'^ Whim. Bacchus by Mr. Brett ; Circe by Mifs Lincoln ; The Character of Harlequin by Mr. Rofoman ; Servant by Mr. Hough ; Colombine by Mrs. Hough. Tbe Scenes, Machines, Mufick, and Drtjfes, ail entirely Neta. To begin every Evening at Five o'CIock Each Perfon will be admitted for a Pint of WINE or PUNCH. To begin every Evening at Five o'clock. *#* Every Evening there will be new Performances. High Water this Day at London-Bridge at 51 Minute after 5. Admiralty-Office, Auguft 6, 1745. CJ~H E Lords CommiJJianers of the Admiralty d� 9 hereby ftrialy dired fuch of the Petty-Officeri-ond For*- ^ ' majl-fyfen late belonging to his Majejlys- late Ships the An-glefea and Solebay, ivbo art returned from France, and are not already entered to fermt in fome of his Majeffs Ships, to repair immediately the former on board the Tilbury and the latter on board the Ruby, both Ships fitting out at Portfmouth, on board ivhich Ships they ivill be paid their Wages for the Anglefea and Solebay, before the Tilbury and Ruby proceeds to Sea, and ConducJ-Money allo^Sd them, and Carriage for their Chefs aud Bedding to Portfmouth. i But if any of the faid Men fail to repair as above directed, they will only lofe their Wages for the Anglefea and Solebay, but the Marfhal of the Admiralty ivill be ordered to apprehend them, in order to their being tried at a Court' Martial as Deferters. Tho. Corbett. Admiralty-Office, Auguft 6, 1745. QEVERA L of his Majeftfs Ships fitting out Q for the Sea in the Ports of this Kingdom, being in immediate Want of a Supply of Seamen for prefent Service, the Ltrds QommiJJioners of the Admiralty ha-ve, nxiith the Appro-basitn of their Excellencies the Lords 'J if ices, ordeud every Sixth Seaman to be taken from the Cretv of all Ships or Vef- fels having Proteclions, Boys under eighteen Teat s, and Old Mm exceeding Fifty Tiars not bei'g ejieemed in the Number of the Crew. But their Lordjhips do hereby declare, that all Seamen fo taken, jbull be dijcharged, whenever tl.ey defire it, after the ^oth Day of November next crmiug, Mftd /hall hanje a Ticket made out jor their Wages ; and their Lordfhips are authorized by then Excellencies the Lot ds Juflices to declare, that ihc Wages due on fuch Tickets fhall � be forthwith paid by tie i> cajurtr of the i\a-v\: And they fhail befides have a Protection from their Lordjhips to fecure them for one hlonth fran the P if:. Tho. Corbett. For SALE by the CA N D L F, At the MARINE L.orFee-Houfe m liirchin-l.um, To-morrow, at Five a Clock in the ffcm:on, SUNDRY D uggers, Silk CY.mblets, and Q Spanifh Cloths, damaged on Board the P jlillijn, Capt. Unten-b'rg. Likewife Hollands, Lawns, and Cambricks; 200 Dozen, of. Scotch and Silk Handkerchiefs; 100 Pieces of Fufti.ins, Everlaftines , 4 Barragons, Plads, Shalloons and Shags ; ready-made Shirts and Shifts, Silk Lace, &c. &c. The Goods above-mentioned to be feen at Mr. BELL's Warehoufe in Aldermary Church-Yard, Bow-Lane, Qheapfide, from this Morning to the Time of Sale. JOHN BELL, Broker. The PERSON being DEAD, "There is to be SOLD, At MACKRELL's Cofee-houfe in Bartlctfs-3uildings,l Holborn ; ALeopard's Skin Hunting Side-Saddle and Houfing, made up in the neweft Fafhion (never wore) trm'd with a very neat Mohair Fringe, with an Arch Head with Tollelsin the Corners of the Houfing ; the Seat of fine Cloth; the Culotir of the Ground of the Skin embroidered with Biack Spots to match j a very neat Leather Furniture with TofTels and beft Town Bit. -JUat�F Te hi foU.JWiM.rViuMda tiinptnlhun any 'Cuiiki Hnilmm up fuch a one for. z For S A L E by ths CANDLE, At LLOYD's Cojfee-Ho:ife in Lombard-Street, On Wednejday next, at Twelve o'CIock at Noon, THE Ship Katherine, a French Pri7e, Square-ftern'd. Foreign-built, Burthen aoo Tons more or lefs, now lying at Church-Hole, Thomas Williams, late Commander. Inventories to be feen on Board, and at the Place of Sale. To be Sold by SAMUEL BROOKS, Broker. To be heard of Daily at his Office (for Affuring Ship^ and Merchandize) in Pope's-Head Al'ey againft the Royal-Exchange ; or at Lloyd's Coffee-houfe in Lombard-ftreet. For SALE by the CANDLE, At LLOYD'S Ccffee-Houfe in Lombnrd-Streer, To-morrow, at Twelve o'CIock at Noon, THE La Gallere Je Lan- 9 guedoc, a French Prize, taken by the Garland Privateer, Capt. RobirtTaiierntr, Commander, a very fine Sailor, Square-ftern'd, Foreign-built, Burthen 200 Tons more or lefs, now lying at Horjlydcivn Upper Cbair.. Wntnrip n h> W nn lTrdfhj. CM Shin. Sam's Coffee-hnufe near the Cuitom-houTe, 3 E at Sam's Coffee-houfe near the Cultom-houle, at the Place of Sale, and of D.H.S. AUGIER, Broker. 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The 22-year-old is wanted by The Blues and, backed by their new billionaire owner Roman Abramovich, the Londoners are believed to have tested Saints' resolve with a £7 million offer.
News first broke of Chelsea's interest in the left back last week, and the player's agent Jonathan Barnett confirmed that Bridge would be interested in such a move.
Now Lowe has revealed that any decision will be left to Bridge - which suggests that the player could now be set to end his five-year association with his hometown club.
"No deal has been done at the moment," said Lowe, hinting that talks with Chelsea had begun.
"If and when it is, then we will keep people posted.
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The Tanzanian government, in partnership with the OECD and NEPAD, has undertaken a review of its investment policies to support its national strategy for economic reform and to improve the business climate and attract more investment in key sectors, such as infrastructure and agriculture. This page describes the review process.
A list of statements or press releases issued by National Contact Points relating to specific instances which have arisen in the implementation of the Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises until July 2013.
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Under the corrected information, the number of recalled vehicles grew from 4.7 million to about 7.8 million, which caused mass confusion as to which vehicles were affected. Federal prosecutors are now investigating the Japanese supplier, according to The Wall Street Journal, and lawmakers are seeking more information on NHTSA's investigation into Takata.
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Dhaka: Aamir Sohail was one of the few outspoken cricketers of Pakistan. He had to pay a price for his open statements on the match-fixing issue. Dropped from the Pakistan team, Sohail still dreams of staging a come back.
"Only I know the kind of things that I have had to face because of my convictions. I strongly feel that I still have a lot to offer to the team with a bat in my hand," the left-handed Pakistani opener said in an exclusive interview. The following is an excerpt of the interview.
Are you happy with the outcome of the Qayyam committee report and the action taken by the by the Pakistan Cricket Board?
Not at all. To say that I am disappointed would be an understatement. You cannot catch the sharks involved in match-fixing by casting your net so close.
Do you feel let down?
I feel a bit tired. Only I know the kind of things that I have had to face because of my convictions. My family too has gone through a lot. I had told the Qayyam Commission everything I was aware of.
Are you paying the price for speaking the truth?
I now tell everybody: Beware, never dare to speak the truth. I have lost my place in the Pakistan team for speaking up. My career is in ruins. But, I must say, the real hero has been Rashid Latif. He has lost everything and still he hasn't given up his crusade.
But, some cricketers have been punished.
Yes, very few. Salim Malik and Ata-Ur-Rehman. Everyone knew what Malik was up to. There is little sympathy for him, but Ata-Ur too has been banned for life. That is unfortunate.
Were you actually ever offered money to play badly?
Yes. Just once. Malik was the captain then. Everyone knows about that offer. It came through an unknown person. I immediately informed our coach Intikhab Alam. No one tried to approach me again.