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Outlook Updates and Hotfixes November 11 2014
November 11, 2014 update for Outlook 2013 (KB2899504) addresses two issues:
Outlook displays certificate errors when it tries to obtain Exchange settings using AutoDiscover. With the update installed, the connection silently fails instead of displaying the certificate error dialog.
Outlook may be unable to download the Offline Address Book (OAB) from the Exchange Server, due to the OAB Download thread running in a loop unable to authenticate. This can prevent email from synchronizing, especially when you have multiple accounts all trying to download an OAB at the same time.
Outlook 2013 January 14 2014 updates
In with this month's security updates was one non-security update for Outlook 2013 MSI installations. This update addresses the following issues affecting users connecting to Exchange 2007 mailboxes after installing the Outlook 2013 November 2013 security update.
This update fixes these problems:
When you try to configure the Automatic Replies (Out of Office) feature, you receive an error message that states your automatic reply settings cannot be displayed because the server is currently unavailable. Additionally, you cannot retrieve Free/Busy data for calendar scheduling, and add-ins that use the Account.SmtpAddress property no longer work. This occurs because Autodiscover fails for Exchange 2007 configurations.
After you install the November 12, 2013 security update for Outlook 2013 or the October 2013 cumulative update, when you start Outlook, Outlook crashes.
Description of the Outlook 2013 update 2850061: January 14, 2014
Please note: these updates are installed automatically when you use a click to run installation. If you disabled automatic updates in File, Office Accounts, you can check for updates by clicking the Update Options, Update Now command.
Outlook 2013 October hotfix: Calendar Peek and more
Among the issues that the Outlook 2013 hotfix that came out this week addresses is one that annoys many users: the Calendar Peek displays appointments for the selected day only, not the next several appointments.
No more! The hotfix restores the behavior of the Calendar Peek to the behavior users were used to with the To-do Bar in older versions: it display appointments scheduled over the next 7 days.
Other fixes included in this hotfix:
When you mark an email message as read or unread in the Inbox folder in Outlook 2013, the position of the Inbox folder is changed in the Folder pane.
When you enable Touch Mode in Outlook 2013 on a touch device then hover the mouse pointer over a calendar item to see the information about the item, no information is displayed.
Issues affecting developers:
When try to add attachments to an email message that is an inline reply by using the Outlook Object Model (OOM) in Outlook 2013, the body of the email message reverts to the text of the original email message.
When you install a plugin that associates a form region together with the Reading pane in Outlook 2013 and open an inline reply then switch to another folder, two form regions are displayed for the email message.
Issues affecting Exchange server users:
When you set up an automatic reply, you receive and error message: Your automatic reply settings cannot be displayed because the server is currently unavailable. Try again later.
When your account password expired less than ten days ago and you log on Outlook 2013, you do not receive a password expiration notification.
When you synchronize Outlook 2013 with SharePoint Server, an alternative URL is used instead of the primary URL.
The administrator configures a resource forest that contains an Exchange server and configures a user forest that contains user accounts, and one of the user accounts is associated with a computer that has Outlook 2013 installed. When an email configuration test is run, the test fails.
Get the hotfix here:
Description of the Outlook 2013 hotfix package (Outlook-x-none.msp; Outlookintl-<Language-Code>.msp): October 16, 2013
Outlook 2013 August 13 2013 update
Each of the three current versions of Outlook have updates available this month. Four updates were released for Outlook 2013. - one update and three hotfixes. The update should be installed automatically, but the hotfixes will need to be downloaded and installed if you are affected by anything they fix.
The first Outlook 2013 update doesn't really do anything, it just is. Ok, I'm just trying to be funny (and not doing a very good job at it)... the update addresses performance issues, not bugs. if it's not automatically installed, you can download it from Description of the Outlook 2013 update: August 13, 2013
The first hotfix addresses a handful of issues:
- When you use Israel time zone and accept a meeting request, Outlook crashes.
- When you add a meeting room to a meeting request, the meeting room is removed if the request is sent to a group whose display name contains Japanese characters.
- When you use retention policies, the wrong retention date is displayed for sent messages.
- Excel crashes when you use the Send as Attachment feature to send a spreadsheet.
Download the hotfix from Description of the Office 2013 hotfix package (Outexum-x-none.msp): August 13, 2013
The second hotfix also covers just a handful of issues, some of which annoyed me:
- When you design a custom contact form, the phone and email address fields are labeled incorrectly.
- You cannot select the IMAP Inbox folder under the Folder Options heading in the Send/Receive Settings dialog box.
- IMAP sub folders do not synchronize with one another after you configure a root path for the account.
- Outlook 2013 in a domain environment uses the external host name to connect to mailboxes that are not the primary mailbox, such as auto-mapped mailboxes, modern public folders, and archive mailboxes.
Get this hotfix at Description of the Outlook 2013 hotfix package (Outlook-x-none.msp; Outlookintl-en-us.msp): August 13, 2013
The final Outlook 2013 hotfix covers a lot of problems. If any of these problems affect you, you can download the hotfix from Description of the Outlook 2013 hotfix package (Outlook-x-none.msp): August 13, 2013 As always, check the KB article for complete details on any of the issues listed below.
General issues addressed by this hotfix:
- Outlook 2013 crashes when you have Microsoft Dynamics CRM installed.
- The conversation ID of an item is different in Outlook 2013 and Outlook Web App.
- When you add a delegate, you receive the following error message: The Delegates settings were not saved correctly. Unable to activate send-on-behalf-of list. You do not have sufficient permission to perform this operation on this object.
- When you register a provider in MAPISVC.INF, the full path of the provider DLL cannot contain periods.
- When you sync Outlook with SharePoint in Office 365, the task list is displayed as changed.
- When you disable and then re-enable a rule that applies a retention policy on received items, the retention date of affected items is set incorrectly.
- When you make an Exchange Web Services (EWS) request that contains Unicode characters or fetches Unicode characters through an Outlook Mail App, you receive an error message: Invalid character in the given encoding.
- When you change the OutlookSecureTempFolder string value to change the temporary file path then restart Outlook and open an attachment from an email message, the temporary file is saved in the Temporary Internet Files folder.
- When you configure an email profile in online mode and restart Outlook, search folders are removed.
- When you create a new profile or run the Test E-mail AutoConfiguration task, you receive a certificate warning.
Calendar and meeting issues addressed:
- When you send a sharing email message to share the calendar, you receive the following error message: Error while preparing to send sharing message.
- When you schedule a meeting, the attendees' free/busy information on the Scheduling Assistant tab is unavailable.
- When you open a meeting request, the organizer of the meeting is displayed as a legacy distinguished name if the meeting request is created by an account that is hidden or missing in the offline address book.
- When you open a shared calendar, you cannot see items that have a "free" status even if you have the access to see the free/busy items.
- When you create a meeting request, you can only receive room suggestions for the first 12 working hours from the working start time.
- When you have an additional calendar In your profile, the mailbox address on the calendar label is light gray and difficult to read.
- When enable the Calendar option to "delete responses that don't contain comments" then receive a response to a meeting, the blank response is not deleted after it is tracked.
- When you open a saved meeting item or appointment item twice, you cannot change the sensitivity of the item.
- When you use Schedule View for a shared calendar that contains many categorized items, the appointments take longer than expected to appear when you scroll.
- Free/Busy information displays no information when your domain account and Office 365 account have the same user principal name (UPN) but different passwords and create a meeting request in Office 365, inviting users who have not yet migrated to Office 365.
Email issues that are addressed by this hotfix:
- When a user's job title includes "On Behalf Of" and you receive a message that is sent by a user on behalf of another user then forward the message, "On Behalf Of" in the From field resolves to the user who has the "On Behalf Of" text in their job title.
- When you open a sent item two times, you cannot see the tracking information on the item.
- When you send an email message that has a retention policy applied, the sent email message displays an incorrect retention date.
- When the Reply All button function is disabled, the the Reply All button in the reading pane isn't disabled.
- When you use the Send as Attachment function in Excel to send a spreadsheet as an attachment, Excel 2013 crashes.
- When you turn off the option to display photos of message senders and recipients but have an Outlook Mail App installed, the white space between the ribbon and the email message header increases on the reading pane.
Office updates for July
Several Outlook 2013 Outlook.com / EAS sync issues were fixed in the July update Description of the Outlook 2013 update: July 9, 2013.
- The [1] suffix is appended to the calendar names in the Calendar module
and the Tasks – prefix is missing at the beginning of the calendar names in the Tasks module. This was the result of Task folders in Outlook using the same name as the calendar. It is now fixed. - The "Reply-To" header is set unexpectedly.
- There is no Mail to keep offline setting (Sync Slider) for EAS accounts in Outlook 2013. The update adds a slider with the choice of 1 month or all.
- When you change the email message retention preference for an EAS account in Outlook 2013, the strings for the retention preference are in English, and not localized.
- When you change the dots per inch (DPI) setting in Windows to a high value such as 125 DPI or 150 DPI, some icons in Outlook 2013 are displayed incorrectly.
- One of the July updates appears to fix the double printing issue in Outlook 2013's calendar. In this bug, when you print a Calendar using the details style, appointments are printed twice. It's not listed in any KB, but appointments are no longer duplicated in the details printout.
Outlook 2013 April updates
Three hotfixes for Outlook 2013 were released this week. The first update affects Outlook.com accounts and fixed the following issues:
- Duplicate messages were visible in Outlook. Deleting the duplicate deleted both copies.
- Using something other than UTF-8 encoding (for example, Japanese (EUC)) resulted in the content not displaying correctly. (This issue also requires the Word hotfix in KB2768007)
- Email messages that contain non-ASCII characters do not display correctly
In a quick test, it appears the problem with HTML code in the notes field of contacts might be fixed. Unfortunately, not only did the HTML code disappear, but the company was removed from the affected contacts too. The category was removed too, but I was aware of that bug. Three bugs down, more to go.
Read more about this hotfix at
Description of the Outlook 2013 update: April 9, 2013
The second hotfix addresses a problem where meeting requests do not show a room list and the Play on Phone feature (for unified messaging) does not work when used against Exchange 2013.
Description of the Outlook 2013 hotfix package (Outexum-x-none.msp): April 9, 2013
The final hotfix is applies to the German version of Office and Windows, and fixed a problem where Ctrl+Alt+Q does not insert the @ sign.
List of all Office 2007, 2010, and 2013 hotfixes released this week:
Description of the Office updates: April 9, 2013
Outlook 2013 March Update
An update for Outlook 2013 was released within the last week. This update contains fixes for several Outlook.com / Hotmail issues, but does not fix the two biggest complaints I see: Contacts doesn't sync and the notes field in contacts contain HTML code.
It does fix the infamous "There are too many devices syncing with this account" error that some users with multiple devices have hit.
The other Outlook.com EAS issues addressed is a bug where users are erroneously prompted to save changes and one where messages that contain non-ASCII characters are displayed incorrectly.
The rest of the fixes addressed relate to using 125 or 150DPI and fuzzy or imperfect icons:
- The chevron in the Folder Pane of Outlook 2013 unexpectedly displays a white outline.
- The resize pointer is fuzzy.
- The weather icons are fuzzy.
- Calendar overlay arrow on the secondary calendar is fuzzy.
The Spanish and Dutch grammar and spelling tools are updated.
For more information, see Description of the Outlook 2013 update: March 12, 2013
Outlook 2013 February 2013 Updates
Microsoft released a lot of Office updates this week. Assuming I counted right, there were 11 updates named "Description of the Office 2013 update: February 12, 2013". Certainly Microsoft could be a little more creative and informative with the titles. Sheesh. At least add a number so we know which one is which and which ones we've already reviewed.
There were three Outlook 2013 hotfixes in this package of updates.
KB 2752039 (Outlook-x-none.msp) addresses these issues:
- Outlook 2013 doesn't remember credentials when connecting to an on-premises Microsoft Exchange server.
- If you use the Chinese lunar calendar in Outlook 2013 or in an earlier version of Outlook, the Gregorian date does not convert to the correct Lunar date.
- Recent messages are not included in the search results when you have attachment types in your mailbox that are excluded from search.
- Choosing Tentative and Propose New Time then proposing a new time results in an error message.
KB 2752007 (outlook-x-none.msp; outlookintl-en-us.msp) applies to Outlook.com/Hotmail accounts accessed by Outlook. Occasionally, all email messages are deleted and downloaded again later.
KB 2760231 (Mso-x-none.msp) is an Office hotfix that addresses a couple of issues in Outlook:
- When you connect Outlook 2013 (retail version) to a third-party provider such as LinkedIn or Facebook and open the people pane in collapsed mode, status messages from the provider are truncated and displayed as incomplete.
- Office crashes when you change the Microsoft account password in File, Account (Office Account in Outlook)
KB 2760337 (Msointl-en-us) is another Office hotfix that may affect Outlook. Active Directory users who go to File, Account (Office Account in Outlook), and attempt to add Images & Videos or Sharing, will see no services displayed until they connect to a SkyDrive account.
For more information about all of the Office 2013 updates and to download the hotfixes, see
Description of the Office 2013 update: February 12, 2013
Contains a list of KB articles describing the updates to individual Office applications.
Office 2013 cumulative update for February 2013
List of all updates included in the February 2013 CU.


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(KMOV) – One person was killed and another was seriously injured following a shooting inside a University City house Wednesday morning.
According to investigators with the University City Police Department, officers responded to the 8200 block of Paramount for a report of a shooting at 8:35 a.m. Upon arrival, officers located two women who had been shot inside the house.
Both were immediately rushed to an area hospital with serious injuries. One woman was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Police are attempting to locate a man they say is responsible for the shooting. He has been identified as Joseph Price, 48, who stands at 5-feet-1-inches tall and weighs 180 pounds. He is known to drive a 1984 blue Chevrolet pick-up truck with Missouri license plate OFT-197.
Police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. The weapon was not located at the scene of the shooting.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Price should contact the University City Police Department at 314-725-2211, contact your local police department or call CrimeStoppers at 866-371-TIPS.
Further details into the investigation were not immediately known. Stay with News 4 and KMOV.com for the latest.

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While some dismissed Carder as a "liberal social activist," intent upon enacting his own political agenda, nothing could have been further from the truth, he says. It was about God, and about God's Kingdom.
"Opposition to the death penalty and ministry to thepoor are often seen as political agendas, but I never setout with a political agenda," says Carder. In his years as a student at Wesley Seminary in Washington, D.C., Carder learned that there isn't a per-sonal Gospel and a social Gospel. There is just a Gospel, with personal and social dimensions. Ironically, much of Carder's theological vision—certainly its clarity—comes from those fundamentalist preachers who so terrified him when he was young. Even in those years, he says, prevenient grace was at work, leaving him with two abiding gifts: a deep respect for the Bible and an appreciation for the power of the atonement. "If the Bible says it, you better take it seriously," says Carder. "That doesn't mean you take it literally, but the Bible is the word of God." Secondly, with all their limitations, those preachers from his childhood were convinced that Christ had died for him and all humanity. "Their theological understanding of the atonement is very different from mine," says Carder. "But for a youngster who was struggling with feelings of exclusion, inferiority, and powerlessness, to feel in the depths of my being that the God of the Universe would die for me, was enormously powerful." For Carder, justice and ministry to the poor are not abstractions. His father, Allen Carder, worked every morning in the fields, then left to work the 4 p.m. to midnight shift in a textile mill. Although his father preached the value of hard work as the key to success, little seemed to improve for the family. The younger Carder, whose only escape from the world of poverty was in school, developed an inchoate understanding that hard work alone wasn't always enough, that systemic injustices stunted human lives. Admitted to a special high school established by the fac-ulty at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, he became the first in his family to graduate from high school. He was awarded a scholarship to the university. But all through high school, he never revealed to his classmates where he lived. It wasn't until his mid-30s, when he was pastor of Concord UMC, a booming successful suburban church in Knoxville, that Carder made peace with his childhood. He wasn't even aware of the scars it had inflicted until church leaders asked him why he was so angry, especial-ly when he preached on the dangers of wealth. Through support from friends and his congregation, Carder realized that, as pastor of a large and growing church, he had achieved a certain level of "success," and was at once enjoying that success and resenting it. "I came to realize that my experience in poverty and struggles with inferiority were not something to run from, but gifts," says Carder. "I began to experience the grace that I had been preaching about: that I was a child of God and that my identity had nothing to do with wealth or poverty, and that I didn't have to do anything to earn that identity other than to accept it." He continued to preach about the dangers of wealth and affluence, but his tone changed. "I wouldn't choose [poverty] for others, but I experienced things for which I am profoundly grateful." One of the challenges of the Center for Excellence in Ministry is the culture's understanding of excellence. A church that defines excellence based on growth and numbers is idolatrous, he says. "Success, upward mobility, wealth and power, are the very things Jesus refused to be part of in his temptation in the wilderness. Excellence in ministry is rooted in God's excellence, which the world often sees as 'weakness' and 'foolishness.'" It's talk like that that prompts the Rev. Peter Storey, who has known Carder since hosting him on a 1995 visit to South Africa, to call him "the most prophetic bishop in the United Methodist Church." A bishop in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa and prominent critic of apartheid, Storey often played host to American dignitaries studying "the South African problem." It was a duty he did not always relish, as many of his visitors didn't "get it." Carder, though, was a bishop who "got it." "Ken had an authentic sensitivity to the issues we were struggling with," says Storey. For some pastors, "being prophetic" means sounding off on every issue for the sheer nuisance value. "But Ken is a prophet in the deepest Biblical sense," he says. "He has a pastoral love of people and a faithful-ness to Christ and Christ's teachings that require him to speak the truth, even when it is uncomfortable." Long ago, the red-headed boy found his voice. |
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Fluvial city of the south of Florida
facing Havana, rose of the tropics,
you raise your telescopic stained-glass eyes:
obscure bonanza darkly forewarned.
Guided by stolid gulf stream currents
the river mouth he ignored, the outlet overshot,
and passed under steely bridges
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that have seen a thousand innocents arrive
from historic seas of insanity.
Confesiones del Estrangulador de Flagler Street
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Ramon Alejandro and his two young sons live in a rented Mediterranean on the fringe of Coral Gables that a real estate agent would refer to as cozy, meaning small. The sunny, sparsely furnished living room must serve double duty as Alejandro's painting studio. And the artist's bedroom closet has recently become the archive of a fledgling publishing venture of historic, if neglected, import.
Alejandro has the kind of robust good looks that ripen with time, and, at age 54, he has the energy of a man half his age. He rummages around in the closet, where his clothes hang like curtains amid stacks of books and manuscripts that are piled on the floor and stuffed onto shelves. Emerging triumphantly from between two shirts, his thick gray hair swirled chaotically, Alejandro dumps an armload of stapled and bound photocopies on the bed. He throws up his hands and grins. To his delight, he has been besieged.
A year ago, with $40,000 he earned from sales of his large oil paintings, Alejandro began editing and illustrating a series of books, primarily poetry, by various exile authors. So far the Cuban-born painter has created, with a French publishing company, five handsome, heavy-paper volumes in editions of just 500 copies each. They are sold only at the Libreria Universal bookstore on SW Eighth Street and by Alejandro, who frequently carries copies with him in a plastic grocery bag when he leaves the house.
Despite the books' limited availability, word of the project has spread quickly among Cuban-born writers, and he has received a stream of submissions from poets and novelists living on and off the island. Frustrated authors corner him at parties, in stores, and in restaurant parking lots. Friends appear at his house for afternoon tea bearing manuscripts along with bakery boxes. The mail brings a flotilla of manila envelopes.
The best-known Cuban emigre literature has typically been a combination of nostalgic fantasy and political memoir. Established American publishers continue to scout for the next The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love or Dreaming in Cuban, lured by the heroic romanticism of Latin lovers and glorified stories of the bourgeoisie who came to the United States in the early Sixties.
But Alejandro has instead sought out writers who expose the underbelly of exile experience in works that explore poverty and isolation, celebrate decadence, unflinchingly examine Cuban culture, and lambaste the status quo on both shores. The latest book in Alejandro's series, a sardonic autobiographical novel by Lorenzo Garcia Vega, is called Vilis, which can be translated as both Vile and Bilious.
The next title to be published is Confesiones del Estrangulador de Flagler Street (Confessions of the Flagler Street Strangler), by Nestor Diaz de Villegas, a gothic suite of sonnets narrated by a drug-crazed, whore-killing balsero.
"This is the first time that this kind of writing is really being exposed," Diaz says. "The books have been written, they've been there, but now awareness about them is expanding, and I think that's the work of Ramon. Before I met Ramon I was a nonperson here. I was never taken seriously. Now people are starting to listen."
"He's changed everything for Cuban writers in Miami," the poet stresses. "Ramon's not going for big names. He's here looking high and low for people."
Actually, Alejandro has not had to search very hard. While the writers he has chosen to publish are unknown to a large audience, they are part of an extensive literary circle of Cuban authors and bibliophiles living in Miami. These writers pass well-worn books and photocopies to each other in much the same way that censored material has been disseminated in Cuba. They also meet regularly to read and critique poetry.
Some of them lead lives of relative obscurity in exile, despite estimable histories. Alejandro, for instance, knew Garcia Vega had been an esteemed member of the Cuban intelligentsia of the Forties. Three decades later he discovered the 71-year-old novelist bagging groceries at a Publix in southwest Miami.
While kismet seems to bring Alejandro together with most of the writers, he's made sure that his selections reflect the varied voices of exile. The novice editor wants to include all generations of living Cuban writers in the series. To that end, the first book he marshaled into print was Trenos (Dirge), poems by 59-year-old Armando Alvarez Bravo, known as a poet in Cuba but recognized most widely here as the art and literature critic for El Nuevo Herald. For Alvarez Bravo, the obscurity of Miami's Spanish-language writers is due to one simple fact: "People don't read," he says. "They're too busy watching TV or going to malls. Nobody reads. People aren't acquainted with the wonders of poetry. What poetry needs is an audience. I hope there's an audience here for these books."


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Imagine if you being in the middle of beautiful and colorful flower garden with the fresh scent of flowers. Your imagination continues to drift meets pleasure and serenity of nature, takes you to a very pleasant garden tour . When your eyes open, the stretch of colorful flower pins through in to your eyes. Adding to the coolness that is created from the scents permeates into your lungs. Especially if you can feel it with your partner that you love. The appreciates from the beauty and lovely smell of colorful fresh flowers and plants. If you'd like to see some of the best botanical gardens in the world there are many botanical gardens you can choose to wander through. These are some of the best botanical gardens in the world.The first image is a peacock steps through the crocus at the start of spring at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew, London. (Photo: Swamibu/Flickr)
The second image is Botanischer Botanisches und Garten Berlin-Dahlem Museum, Berlin, Germany. One of best botanical garden in the world, Botanischer regarded as one of the most important parks in the world which has an area of ??43 hectares. In the park there are 16 greenhouses (one of which, The Great Pavilion which is in the world), cactus house, an arboretum, and a scientific museum. Collection that has been painstakingly built over three centuries resulted in an amazing and impressive space. If you want to surround the park, the manager of the park provides a book tour. The third image is Royal Botanical Gardens in Kew, London. These popular gardens feature over 30,000 different plant species and its herbarium contains over 7 million different varieties. The gardens are over 250 years old as they opened way back in 1759. The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, usually referred to as Kew Gardens, is 121 hectares of gardens and botanical glasshouses between Richmond and Kew in southwest London, England. The Director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew is responsible for the world's largest collection of living plants. The living collections include more than 30,000 different kinds of plants, while the herbarium, which is one of the largest in the world, has over seven million preserved plant specimens. The fourth picture is Denver Botanic Gardens in Colorado. Opened in 1951, Denver Botanic Garden is named after its city, Denver, and it lies near Cheesman Park. Spread over 23 acres of manicured land, the garden is home to some of the rarest plant species and wildflowers. The garden also has a grand conservatory and it organizes several programs to educate their visitors on botanic life. You will come across thousands of rare flowering plants in here. You will also find a Japanese Garden which is quit popular among its visitors. The last picture is Jardin des Plantes in Paris. It was founded in 1626 as a royal garden of medicinal plants and was first opened to the public in 1650. Under the superintendence of G.-L.L. Buffon (1739–88) the garden was greatly expanded, and it developed into a centre of scientific study associated with such prominent figures of early French botany and zoology as the Jussieu brothers, Georges Cuvier, and Jean-Baptiste Lamarck. This is probably the most popular of all the botanical gardens throughout France. Three hectares are devoted to horticultural displays of decorative plants. An Alpine garden has 3000 species with world-wide representation. Specialized buildings, such as a large Art Deco wintergarden, and Mexican and Australian hothouses display regional plants, not native to France. The Rose Garden, created in 1990, has hundreds of species of roses and rose trees. They sit on a 28 hectare parcel of land to the left of the River Seine in Paris. The site is also home to a botanical school where students take care of the plants and learn how to construct gardens.
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Don't let baseball's dopes spoil the gameBy Mike Downey, Special to CNNUpdated 1512 GMT (2212 HKT) August 1, 2013Just WatchedBrewers fans react to Braun suspensionreplayMore Videos ...Brewers fans react to Braun suspension 01:13Story highlightsRyan Braun suspended for the rest of the year by Major League BaseballMike Downey says news of suspension comes in midst of a great seasonPeople want to focus on Mariano Rivera, Chris Davis, Yasiel Puig, Downey saysDowney: Baseball's troubles with drugs are tiresome and distract from the gameWe still can't watch baseball without a bunch of big dopes getting in our way.There we were that Monday, a day when yet another of the game's great players (Ryan Braun) got expelled for doing something bad, right in the middle of a very entertaining season, witnessing good things galore.A beautiful, king-of-the-hill, top-of-the-heap New York, New York moment for retiring pitcher Mariano Rivera at the All-Star Game. A breakout, star-is-born summer for a Baltimore boy named Chris Davis who is belting home runs at a remarkable clip. A revival of the Los Angeles Dodgers following the arrival of Yasiel Puig, a young Cuban kid with incredible charisma.Oh, and let's not forget the low-budget, low-expectation Pittsburgh Pirates looking like bling-ring contenders for a change. And the large-budget, lousy-last-year Boston Red Sox looking a whole better than a lot of experts expected them to look. And a lot of other fun in the sun.Mike DowneyOnly to get rained on again.Major League Baseball stepped up that day to suspend a big, big name of the game, Braun of the Milwaukee Brewers, his league's Most Valuable Player of 2011, for the remainder of 2013.Ryan Braun suspended In a vaguely worded statement, the 29-year-old Braun alluded to having "made some mistakes" as he accepted a ban from the field for the rest of this season. Braun had dodged this bullet once before, having failed a 2011 drug test only to successfully appeal it.Now he conceded, saying, "I am not perfect."Just WatchedCNN Explains: Performance enhancing drugsreplayMore Videos ...CNN Explains: Performance enhancing drugs 02:28PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedDoping in sports OK?replayMore Videos ...Doping in sports OK? 02:47PLAY VIDEOGuess not.It is not a perfect game, baseball, but it sure can be a thing of beauty when it is played the right way. To our continuing disillusionment, we keep adding names to a Dead Sea-like scroll of players who go at it the wrong way (or sure do seem to).Some of us simply roll our eyes, the way we do when politicians get caught doing something unattractive, take themselves out of the game for a while, then magically reappear to run again on the I Am Not Perfect ticket and seek your vote.You can expect Braun to be back, much the same way. A fan or two will boo in 2014 when his name is announced at a game, but if he hits the ball over the wall, a thousand or two others will stand and give him a hand as he rounds the bases, saying "nice job, Brauny," thrilled to have him back.Milwaukee itself won't mind this latest suspension as much as it would if its team were not currently in last place. Trust me, if the Brewers were neck-and-neck right now with the St. Louis Cardinals and the Pirates in their division's race for first place, beers would be cried into from Madison to Beloit to Sheboygan.This guy is a huge deal there. "Braun" jerseys aren't often seen on Broadway or in the Bay Area or deep in the heart of Texas, but in Wisconsin, he seemed to be the Hank Aaron of his generation, a rising star in his 20s who could well be a legend by his 40s.In six seasons, Braun has been voted Rookie of the Year in one, then an All-Star in the next five. He already has 211 home runs. Robin Yount, who spent his entire 20-year career in Milwaukee before being elected to baseball's Hall of Fame, hit a total of 251 homers in that span.That'll give you a small idea of how big Braun could be.He is paid a king's ransom, if Kate's and Will's new baby in England won't mind us saying. Braun has a nine-figure contract in Milwaukee that runs through the year 2020. He is expected back at Miller Park, same time next year, tail between legs but bat in hand.Kwik Trip drops Braun after drug suspensionI doubt if many elsewhere would recognize Ryan Braun today if he came walking down the street toward you.He probably wouldn't be mobbed by paparazzi in, say, New York, a city with a history of big baseball stars. Or mobbed by autograph hounds in downtown Chicago, which is just 90 miles from Milwaukee, which is where Braun absolutely IS a big baseball star. He wouldn't have many smartphone cameras aimed his way while having dinner in Los Angeles, which is in the general vicinity of Braun's hometown.He is no Derek Jeter, a famous face coast-to-coast.Nor is he Alex Rodriguez, but they definitely do have something in common.A-Rod's name has been linked to Biogenesis, a so-called "anti-aging" clinic in South Florida that is being investigated over the possibility of making performance-enhancing drugs available to a number of athletes. Braun's name also surfaced in that investigation. Some believe his suspension Monday will be just the first of several more to follow in the days ahead.Again and again, the game of baseball has taken measures and given assurance that steroid use or substance abuse in any form will not be tolerated. We tend to nod and believe none of today's players would be foolish enough to take such a risk, but the fools could very well be us.CNN Explains: Performance enhancing drugsIt was only a year ago that the All-Star Game was won by the National League -- and, as a reward, home-field advantage for the World Series -- with no small thanks due to Melky Cabrera, a player from the San Francisco Giants who was voted the midsummer game's MVP. But shortly thereafter, Cabrera was suspended for a positive drug test and did not return to the Giants, who happily enjoyed their home-field edge in the World Series anyway.Thank goodness this year's All-Star Game hero was the Yankees' heroic figure Rivera, a man whose career has been pure to the point of immaculate in its lack of controversy or reputation stain.I am certain that Mariano must have been guilty of doing something wrong during his career -- a parking ticket, perhaps, or leaving a sock in his locker -- but he remains among the hundreds of major leaguers who give us hope that baseball is a game more clean than dirty.Ryan Braun pulled the old Lance Armstrong routine, casting aspersions on the work of those who did the testing and investigating, making it sound like somebody was out to get him. A lot of people bought it. He was going to be the one who really did get unfairly tagged as a doper (and a dope).Sure he was.And then rainy days and Mondays come around, and there was Braun's permanent stain for all to see.It gets tiresome, doesn't it? Hearing about this stuff? Reading about it? (Writing about it sure as hell does.) Wouldn't it be sweet if we could just get through an entire season talking about nothing else except whether the Oriole boy would wallop 75 home runs, or if the Pirates would finally get to hold a World Series in their beautiful ballpark, or if L.A.'s fans would introduce a "Puig Leagues" section in the outfield seats as prominently as the "Hollywood" sign?Oh, and don't the Braves look good, too? And, hey, the Rays are really on a roll. And that's a nice trade the Rangers just made. And, whoa, that Reds kid sure does throw hard. And maybe the A's really are in it to win it. And the town might be bankrupt but Detroit's team is loaded, man. And plenty of good seats in Miami still available.Dopes, go away. We're trying to watch a game here.Follow @CNNOpinion on Twitter.Join us at Facebook/CNNOpinion. 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How AirAsia flight compares to Air France 447 crashPilot Bill Palmer says the AirAsia flight had similarities to Air France 447, which also encountered bad weather
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play artist mixMichael Steven Bublé ( born 9 September 1975) is a Canadian singer, songwriter and actor, who is also a naturalized Italian. He has won several awards, including four Grammy Awards and multiple Juno Awards. His first album reached the top ten in Canada and the UK. He found a worldwide audience with his 2005 album It's Time, and his 2007 album Call Me Irresponsible which reached number one on the Canadian Albums Chart, the UK Albums Chart, the U.S. Billboard 200 albums chart, the Australian ARIA Albums Chart and several European charts.


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Ripe for a bagel spread
A recipe disaster and a whimsical poem unite an avocado with heat.
The Bagel
by David Ignatow
I stopped to pick up the bagel
rolling away in the wind,
annoyed with myself
for having dropped it
as if it were a portent.
Faster and faster it rolled,
with me running after it
bent low, gritting my teeth,
and I found myself doubled over
and rolling down the street
head over heels, one complete
after another like a bagel
and strangely happy with myself.
Source: "Against the Evidence: Selected Poems 1934-1994," Wesleyan University Press
When was the last time you felt unabashedly silly? When did you run down the street, skipping, or scream on a roller coaster, or trip and fall in a public place? Most of the time we're buttoned up, trying to do everything we can to remain poised.
The poem "The Bagel," by David Ignatow, removes us from formality a bit to those rare moments when you realize you're in the midst of a potentially embarrassing moment but choose to laugh instead of scurry away, ashamed.
I've learned many lessons as a home cook, and one of them is that it's OK not to make everything. And not just OK, it's probably preferable. There are some foods better left to the professionals, like croissants, for instance. Now, this doesn't mean you shouldn't try to make English muffins or sushi at home. You should, because then you'll learn your limits, what you care about most, and when to leave it to the experts. You might find yourself incredibly adept at candymaking, or you might decide to enjoy your next scone at your favorite bakery.


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Pennsylvania Funded Programs and Activities
Core Violence and Injury Prevention Program (Core VIPP)
Injury is a leading killer in all 50 states. However, due to variations in geography, weather conditions, and population groups, injury problems often vary between states. Through the Core Violence and Injury Prevention Program (Core VIPP), CDC supports grantee partners to build capacity related to the prevention and control of injuries and to develop or strengthen their injury surveillance programs, particularly those with a focus on traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Rape Prevention and Education (RPE) Program
Sexual violence, including rape, is preventable. Recognizing this, Congress passed the Violence Against Women Act in 1994. This landmark legislation established the Rape Prevention and Education (RPE) program at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The goal of the RPE program is to strengthen sexual violence prevention efforts. It operates in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and six U.S. territories.
Academic Centers for Excellence on Youth Violence Prevention
The National Academic Centers for Excellence (ACEs) on Youth Violence Prevention connect academic and community resources to study and create lasting ways to prevent youth violence.
Injury Control Research Centers (ICRCs)
Injury Control Research Centers conduct research in all three core phases of injury control (prevention, acute care, and rehabilitation) and serve as training centers as well as information centers for the public. Research design in these centers is interdisciplinary and incorporates the fields of medicine, engineering, epidemiology, law, and criminal justice, behavioral and social sciences, biostatistics, public health, and biomechanics.
Older Adult Fall Prevention
CDC and the Administration on Aging (AoA) have developed an interagency agreement. AoA currently provides 24 states with three-year grants that are designed to mobilize the aging, public health, and non-profit networks at the state and local level. The purpose of these grants is to accelerate translation of research into practice by introducing evidence-based disease and disability prevention programs at the community level. Of the 24 AoA grants, four evidence-based fall prevention models are being implemented: Matter of Balance (10 states and increasing); Stepping On (one state); Tai Chi (one state); and Step by Step (one state).
Extramural Research Awards
- Currently funded awards in Pennsylvania:
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2009/09/01 | 2014/08/31 | Violence Prevention - Youth Violence | Cooperative Agreement | Large Scale Natural Experiment of Community Economic Development: Effects on Violence Patterns |
2009/09/30 | 2012/09/29 | Acute Injury Care | Grant | Optimizing Trauma Systems Planning Using Interactive Web-Based Mapping |
2007/09/30 | 2012/09/29 | Violence Prevention - Child Maltreatment | Grant | Pennsylvania Abusive Head Trauma Prevention Program |
Note: This listing is not inclusive of all programs, activities, and research funded by CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (NCIPC).
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Information on the enforcer and regulator of company and financial services laws to protect consumers, investors and creditors.
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Information on the regulator of the Australian financial services industry.
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Information on the body representing the interests of the Australian general insurance industry.
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General information promoting the use of an insurance broker.
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Rankings of insurance companies world wide.
Insurance Brokers Code of Practice
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Effects Pedals
Tube Drive
The Tube Drive is simple to use and flexible enough to authentically reproduce a wide pallette of tones from mellow blues, to classic rock overdrive and smooth, fine-grained, supersaturated modern guitar tones. The secret is Three dual triode tubes biased to produce extremely symmetrical signal clipping across 6 cascaded gain stages. In practice this means the pedal responds empathically to pick attack with a smooth and graceful breakup characteristic on low drive settings, producing an expressive warm blues tone. Increasing the drive introduces rich and musical harmonic overtones that pack serious punch for a larger-than-life, "hot-rodded" amp tone. The tone quality of the Tube Drive exceptionally musical, organic and sounds distinctly different to pushing an amp with a solid-state diode clipping or even hybrid opamp/tube overdrive pedal and it won't mask the natural sound of your guitar and amplifier.
The Tube-Vibe is a no compromise, innovative & original re-design of the classic Uni-Vibe. The pre-amp, mixer and phase-shifters sections are built on triode tubes operating at real amp plate voltages and it has a powerful L.F.O. that makes it possible to sculpt thick, swampy vibe tones at higher modulation rates through to textural & spacious chorus effects at slower rates. The tone is outrageously cool – it's absolutely the lushest, most psychedelic sounding guitar pedal there is! One of those devices that epitomise analog with it's unique, slightly blurry, liquid phase-chorused tone, impossible to simulate.
Vibralux Tube Chorus-Vibrato
The Vibralux pedal is designed to reproduce a unique chorusing effect with tubes for a natural and musical sound. At slower modulation rates it produces open and wide chorusing in comparison to BBD type and digital chorus units, adding another dimension to chord and rhythm playing. At faster rates it creates a pure, shimmering effect for haunting and ethereal chorus voicings, where only the barest minimum of pitch de-tuning is introduced into the original signal. A wide frequency response and high input impedance so that it works well with bass guitar and Chapman stick too.
Delta-Trem Tube Tremolo
The Delta-Trem authentically recreates the alluring, hypnotic tone and feel of a vintage amp tremolo. This is accomplished by using a filament lamp and photocell assembly in conjunction with a vacuum tube signal path – twice for stereo! This gives an exceptionally warm and musical tremolo effect that blends well with clean and overdriven guitar sounds. The dual signal path allows the pedal to operate in mono tremolo mode into a single amp or stereo where the sound is ping-ponged between two amps for a huge, spacious tone.
Blackbird Vaccuum Tube Preamp
The Blackbird is a genuine all-tube preamp in a compact pedal. It's designed to add multiple channels to vintage/boutique guitar amps or use as a professional quality direct recording tube preamplifier. The tonal palette of this machine is immense – the drive channel ranges from fat, warm, bluesy drive sounds, through to rich, full-bodied classic rock distortion and even heavy, harmonically-saturated metal sounds. This channel utlilses the same dynamic and touch sensitive 4 stage all-tube clipping circuitry only found in an elite few hi-end guitar amps. By simply digging in or easing off with the guitar pick the tube circuitry responds musically and works with you to create soaring expressive solos and its natural tube compression means you can effortlessy transition into rhythm or chord playing – the tone is superbly balanced. The clean channel has a beautiful and glassy musical tone that lends itself to country and jazz playing, however because it's a replica of the 'Blackface' tube circuit it too can be pushed into breakup and warm overdrive with higher output pickups or a booster pedal. Again, this channel has great depth, clarity and richness – tones that only that only tubes can produce.
Atomic Isolated Power Supply
The mighty Atomic Isolated Power Supply was developed to meet the high power requirements of Effectrode tube effects pedals. Properly designed tube pedals require much more power than solid-state effects because of the tube heaters and high voltage operation. To get an idea take a look at the size of the transformers inside a vintage or boutique tube amp. The Atomic supplies a massive 6 amps – enough energy to power up to four of our tube pedals without compromising tone quality.
Mercury Tube Fuzz
Sunshine in a box! The MERCURY fuzz pedal is built on a vintage, hand-selected space-grade pencil tube and N.O.S. germanium point-contact crystal diodes. This combination of tube gain stages followed by a crystal diode asymmetric clipping circuit delivers an incredibly warm and rich fuzzed guitar tone whilst preserving clarity and string-to-string definition. At full throttle this little pedal can generate outrageous 'blocking-distortion' which sounds like a tube amp being pushed beyond it's limits. Rolling back the 'Fuzz' control creates an immense, bold fuzz tone with endless amounts of smooth liquid sustain that stretches notes into infinity. At lower fuzz and guitar volume settings it cleans up to produce some beautiful and natural sounding (real!) tube overdrive and distortion sounds.
PC-2A Tube Compressor
The new gold standard in natural, musical and quiet compression – this little compressor will inspire you to play and create music. The PC-2A is a true vintage studio compressor in a stompbox – there are no VCA chips, opamps or budget components in the signal path which is 100% analog and built on a hand selected photo-cell, polyester coupling capacitors, precision resistors (with silver/palladium contacts) and NOS (new old stock) tube operating at real amp plate voltages all on a special gold-plated printed circuit board.
Fire Bottle Tube Booster
The Fire Bottle is a compact, tube boost pedal with a warm and musical personality. It's essentially a vintage tube amplifier input stage in a pedal that works as a clean boost on lower gain settings or, when running at full-tilt, push your tube amp into beautiful overdrive. It can add some warmth and growl to thicken up your tone without losing definition and clarity. This pedal is specially designed to work with magnetic guitar pickups and is based on a new NOS (new old stock) subminature 6112 vacuum tube operating at true tube amplifier plate voltages. If you're seeking a flexible boost pedal with a richer tone than germanium or silicon boost pedals then the Fire Bottle is the solution!
Tube Imp Mini Tube Tester
The Tube Imp mini tube tester measures the steady state current, gain and transconductance characteristics of any B9A double triode tube with the standard ECC83/ECC88 footprint. Operating at 12VDC from the included external power supply, the Tube Imp offers matching and parameter testing of a range of commonly used double triode tubes at a price that is affordable to individual tube equipment enthusiasts as well as retail outlets small OEM concerns. Tubes that can be tested include ECC81/12AT7, ECC82/12AU7, ECC83/12AX7, ECC88/6DJ8WA/6922, ECC189 and ECC803.


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In the case of pediatric diabetes, the functional characteristics of the family determine to a large extent how well-controlled the child's diabetes will be. The biggest factor is effective communication and teamwork between the child and family members. It is fairly easy to predict, after a couple visits, which children will do well and which will not..
Let's hope that what Dr Ovalle opined will be accepted because he's an MD at a prominent pioneering medical center in the field of diabetes. I have been accused of being a Type A personality by several docs at UAB, including one who believed (I have outlived him!)that Type A personality in a woman is a serious mental illness. I've been LIVING WITH diabetes for nearly 50 years now, and I am certain that I can attribute my longevity in part to my attitude: I will NOT let diabetes overwhelm me! By the way, just got labs back from yesterday's blood draw, and my LDL direct is 81, my creatinine is .99, my blood pressure was 108/72 and I can feel the cat litter on the floor through my socks. Damn straight that being an assertive, take-charge, goal-oriented personality translates to more personal involvement and personal responsibility towards self-care..


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Bacon-Cheese Quiche
From Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia
This versatile dish goes from brunch buffet to dinner table in a snap and is great with a leafy green salad. The flaky crust and custard filling make it a perfect vehicle for an array of mix-ins. Baking the crust before adding the filling, known as blind baking, ensures it won't get soggy. Our favorite pie dough recipe is Savory Pie Crust.
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- All-purpose flour, for rolling
- 1.00 homemade or store-bought single-crust pie dough
- 1.00 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter
- 2.00 cup(s) (from 1 large onion) medium diced yellow onion
- Coarse salt
- Ground pepper
- 6.00 large eggs
- 3/4 cup(s) heavy cream
- 3/4 pound(s) bacon, cooked and crumbled
- 1.00 cup(s) (4 ounces) shredded Gruyère cheese
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Lightly flour a rolling pin and work surface and roll out dough to a 12-inch round. Place in a 9-inch pie plate, fold overhang under, and crimp edge. Place a sheet of parchment paper over dough and fill with pie weights or dried beans. Bake until edge is dry and light golden, about 20 minutes. Remove parchment and weights.
- Meanwhile, in a large skillet, melt butter over medium-high. Add onion, season with salt and pepper, and cook until light golden, 8 to 10 minutes. In a medium bowl, whisk together eggs and cream. Add onion, bacon, and cheese and season with 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Whisk to combine, pour into crust, and bake until center of quiche is just set, 40 to 45 minutes. Serve warm or at room temperature.
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To store, refrigerate cooled quiche, tightly covered, up to 3 days. To reheat quiche, cover with foil and place in a 325 degrees oven until warmed, about 15 minutes.
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La Palapa Hondureña: Hole-in-the-Wall Serves Tasty Honduran
On the outside, La Palapa Hondureña (formerly known as Adelita's Café) is anything but memorable. Surrounded by louder venues such as a vapor shop and a Papa John's, the restaurant has floor-to-ceiling windows that are plastered with karaoke posters and the emblematic palapa, an open-sided dwelling with a thatched roof. The walls are in need of a paint job, and the aluminum patio furniture could singe the thickest of skins. Decor is not their strong suit, but thou shalt not judge a restaurant by its façade.Photo by Dana De Greff Pupusa with quesillo.
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Step inside, and chances are you'll hear Enrique Iglesias, Romeo, or Prince Royce. TV screens line the walls, and the large room is filled with tables and overstuffed vinyl booths to the right, pool tables and a bar to the left. It seems as if the owners couldn't decide on a raison d'être -- lounge, dance hall, family gathering spot -- so they just embraced everything.
La Palapa offers a wide variety of food too. It serves typical Honduran dishes such as pupusas, sopa de caracol, nactamales, and baleadas. There also are some tasty juices with exotic fruits such as nance, maracuya, and tamarind. As an appetizer, I opted for a pupusa with quesillo ($3.25), which zoomed out of the kitchen. The tortilla-like dish originated in El Salvador, but it's a popular snack all over Central America. Nestled inside the cornmeal masa is soft, stringy quesillo cheese, the perfect marriage of sweet and salty.
The rest of the menu is made up of meat plates, seafood dishes, pastas, soups, and parilladas. Be careful not to overload on the apps, though, because the mains are more than generous. For dinner I chose a classic that's easily marred by overcooking or underseasoning: carne asada ($9.50).
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This January, we asked listeners to tune out the noise of the world, especially the entertainment that makes it hard to focus on God, and take the 30-Day Challenge.
An Unexpected Blessing!
February 05, 2014
During the month of November, NGEN radio supported Operation Christmas Child by encouraging our listeners locally and around the country to create shoe boxes for children across the globe to spread the hope and love of Jesus Christ.
New Beginnings for Stations Around the World
February 05, 2014
There's excitement in the air – literally. The airwaves in different parts of the world are alive with the Good News of Jesus Christ, and KSBJ Mentoring is thrilled to be in the middle of it all.
A Word from Tim to You
December 03, 2013
Ever had one of those perfect Christmas'? No? Neither have I.
Peace for Christmas
December 03, 2013
KSBJ exists to share Jesus with people in Houston. Every year during the Christmas season, we have an amazing opportunity to share His message with even more people than normal—thanks to our nonstop Christmas music programming.
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December 03, 2013
This holiday season, NGEN and Operation Christmas Child (OCC) are working together to bless the lives of children all around the world.
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Singer and Grammy Award-winner Natalie Cole has been named spokesperson of the non-profit United Kidney Research
Organization (UKRO), which supports medical research related to the prevention, treatment and eradication of all forms of kidney disease."As someone who has been affected by a form of kidney disease, I recognize that I survived kidney failure and am alive and healthy today because of the availability of improved treatments, procedures and medications devised from decades of medical research," Cole said. "Through my involvement, I hope to bring greater recognition to UKRO's fundraising efforts for kidney research."
Over 26 million people in the U.S. alone are believed to suffer from some type of kidney disease, and millions of others are at increased risk, according to the National Kidney Foundation. The Wall Street Journal's Marketwatch reported in 2009 that Medicare costs for kidney disease are almost $72,000 per patient annually. Additionally, the American Society of Nephrology states that the annual costs of treating end-stage renal disease are currently $32 billion, with the number of ESRD patients expected to escalate to 785,000 by 2020, up from 380,000 in 2000.
Despite these statistics, kidney disease research remains under-funded. The UKRO is contributing to kidney research primarily-but not exclusively-at the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California, and hopes to secure contributions sufficient to establish a kidney research center.


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"The earth laughs in flowers."
–Ralph Waldo Emerson
Here in Alabama, the buttercups are blooming—a sure sign that spring is here. Join us at The Factory this week, as we celebrate the changing seasons with a new menu in the café and new specials in the store.
Hoping that you have a great week and that we see you soon,
Here is what we have going on at The Factory Store + Café this week, Monday, March 31 – Friday, April 4:
Visit us at The Factory and save 10% on our selection of Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day*—Earth-friendly, cruelty-free household cleaning products that are made in the USA. Plus, when you purchase any Mrs. Meyer's product, we will include a slightly stained napkin or two, to use during your spring cleaning rituals.
*In-store purchases only, March 31 – April 4.
Call Carson at +1.256.760.1090 for more information.
Store Hours Monday – Friday, 9:00am – 5:00pm
Stop by any weekday at 2:00pm for a guided tour of our space, including The Factory, the Alabama Chanin production and design studio, and Building 14.
Join us in the café this week for lunch—our special is gluten-free crepes (made from Blackberry Farm's griddle cake mix), filled with roasted seasonal vegetables and house made ricotta.
Café Hours Monday – Friday, 10:00am – 4:00pm
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Gluten-free crepes, filled with roasted zucchini, squash, bacon and
house made ricotta, topped with a mornay sauce,
served with local greens and your choice of tea or coffee
Sun dried tomato, spinach and gruyere quiche,
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Roasted vegetable sandwich with zucchini, squash,
red pepper and ricotta on garlic toast, served with
potato chips and local greens
Lentil and wild rice grain salad, served with local greens
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Gram Perkins' egg salad sandwich,
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House Made Granola
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Daily Assortment of Two Scones 4.50
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Whole Wheat Sourdough Toast
served with jam or local honey 2.95
Hard Boiled Farm Egg
with sea salt and cracked pepper, served with toast and greens 5.95
Side of Daily Grain or Local Green Salad 5.50
Egg Salad Sandwich
served open-faced 5.50
Grilled Cheese Sandwich 4.95
Route 11 Potato Chips
your choice 1.50
Chocolate Pots de Crème
topped with freshly whipped cream,
and served with a shortbread cookie 4.25
Tea Cakes
The classic cookies, topped with
house made buttercream frosting 3.95
Strawberry Rhubarb Crepes
filled with Zingerman's cream cheese, topped
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Three Chocolate Chip Cookies 2.95
(Made to order; please allow 10 minutes. Served hot.)
Mountain Valley Spring Water – flat or sparkling – individual size 1.90
Mountain Valley Spring Water – flat or sparkling – full bottle 3.75
Bottle Drinks – varieties change daily 1.90
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Drip Specialty Coffee 2.50
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The PKC1-MPK1 pathway in yeast functions in the maintenance of cell wall integrity and in the stress response. We have identified a family of genes that are putative regulators of this pathway. WSC1, WSC2, and WSC3 encode predicted integral membrane proteins with a conserved cysteine motif and a WSC1-green fluorescence protein fusion protein localizes to the plasma membrane. Deletion of WSC results in phenotypes similar to mutants in the PKC1-MPK1 pathway and an increase in the activity of MPK1 upon a mild heat treatment is impaired in a wscDelta mutant. Genetic analysis places the function of WSC upstream of PKC1, suggesting that they play a role in its activation. We also find a genetic interaction between WSC and the RAS-cAMP pathway. The RAS-cAMP pathway is required for cell cycle progression and for the heat shock response. Overexpression of WSC suppresses the heat shock sensitivity of a strain in which RAS is hyperactivated and the heat shock sensitivity of a wscDelta strain is rescued by deletion of RAS2. The functional characteristics and cellular localization of WSC suggest that they may mediate intracellular responses to environmental stress in yeast.
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"They agreed that people-to-people relations were important. There was also a discussion about greater cooperation between the parliaments and judiciaries in the two countries," he said.
Suu Kyi began her six-day visit to India on Tuesday, her first trip to the country where she studied after a quarter century.
"It is good to be back in India," the Nobel laureate told a TV news channel today morning.
"...I am glad that I can still recognise parts of Delhi," she said.
Suu Kyi studied at the Convent of Jesus and Mary School and graduated in political science from Lady Shri Ram College, one of Delhi's most reputed colleges for women, when her mother was Burma's envoy to India.
She is expected to meet students and the faculty of LSR, as her college is known.
On the political level, she said she wanted closer relations between the people of the two countries because a gulf had emerged in recent years.
Suu Kyi and her mother -- Suu Kyi's father was a friend of Nehru -- lived in the 1960s on 24 Akbar Road, now the headquarters of the Congress party.
Suu Kyi is also scheduled to meet Vice President Hamid Ansari, Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar, Congress president Sonia Gandhi and External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid.
She will visit The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) in Gurgaon, before flying to Bangalore and Andhra Pradesh.
India honoured Suu Kyi with the Jawaharlal Nehru Award for International Understanding in 1992 while she was under house arrest under the military government in Myanmar. (IANS)


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The Grand Galleria's Epicurean Delights
Artisan mustard & delicious recipes from Brian's kitchen
A gourmet delight, BRIAN'S MUSTARD is an excellent appetizer. It can be served with cheese and crackers, fresh soft pretzels, or sliced meats or sausages. It's also delicious on turkey or ham sandwiches or in mixed tuna.
But BRIAN'S MUSTARD is more than a condiment! Why not try BRIAN'S MUSTARD when cooking? Here are a few favorites from Brian's kitchen:
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Ingredients: Mustard powder, vinegar, sugar, eggs, flour. Refrigerate after opening.
Price: $5.00 for an 8 ounce jar
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3 Tbsp. Balsamic vinegar 2 Tbsp. BRIAN'S MUSTARD Whisk together with salt, pepper, and either some diced shallot or a bit of fresh, crushed garlic.
Continue to whisk and add... 1 Tbsp. good-quality olive oil.
* This new dressing came to us from the kitchen of Alicia Gordon. It is GREAT!
4 Tbsp. BRIAN'S MUSTARD 1/4 cup brown sugar 2Tbsp. butter, 1/2 tsp. cinnamon, 1/4 tsp. ground cloves and a dash of salt.
Heat until melted, baste over the ham during the last half of the cooking time.
Also great on BBQ chicken and pork chops.
Place the salmon in a baking dish. Mix the mustard and yogurt and pour over the salmon. Sprinkle with chopped dill.
Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes or until done.
Serve over rice. Add a salad for a scrumptious meal! Enjoy!
from the recipe file of Mr. K
1/2 cup sugar 1/2 cup lemon juice 2 teaspoons diced onion 1/2 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoon BRIAN'S MUSTARD
2/3 cup vegetable oil 1 tablespoon poppy seeds
1 head romaine lettuce, torn into bite-size pieces 4 ounces shredded Swiss cheese 1 cup cashews 1/4 to 1/2 cup dried cranberries 1 apple - peeled, cored and diced 1 pear - peeled, cored and sliced
Mix the herbs. Sprinkle over the chops and brown lightly in a little olive oil. Transfer to a baking dish. Add the apple juice and the BRIAN'S MUSTARD. Top with the apples and sliced onions.
Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes or until done. Bon Appétit!
Sauté the garlic and onions in the butter and olive oil for 3 to 5 minutes.
Add the chicken breasts and wine or chicken stock. Drizzle BRIANS MUSTARD over the checken.
Sauté for 30 minutes or until done.
Serve over brown rice. Add a green salad for a wonderful meal!


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