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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA ATLANTA DIVISION CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, et al., Plaintiffs, Civil Action File No.1:08-CV-1425-ODE v. MARK P. BECKER, in his official capacity as Georgia State University President, et al., Defendants. NOTICE OF APPEAL All Plaintiffs in the above-styled action respectfully give notice that they are appealing to the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit this Court's September 30, 2012 Order and Final Judgment [Dkt. No. 462 and 463], as well as any and all prior orders in this case, including but not limited to the orders identified in Plaintiffs' September 10, 2012 Notice of Appeal. Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of October, 2012. /s/ John H. Rains IV Edward B. Krugman Georgia Bar No. 429927 John H. Rains IV Georgia Bar No. 556052 1012894.1 BONDURANT, MIXSON & ELMORE, LLP 1201 West Peachtree Street NW Suite 3900 Atlanta, Georgia 30309 (404) 881-4100 R. Bruce Rich (pro hac vice) Randi Singer (pro hac vice) Jonathan Bloom (pro hac vice) Todd D. Larson (pro hac vice) WEIL, GOTSHAL & MANGES LLP 767 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10153 Attorneys for Plaintiffs 1012894.1 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that I have this day filed the foregoing NOTICE OF APPEAL with the Clerk of Court using the CM/ECF filing system which will send e-mail notification of such filing to opposing counsel as follows: John W. Harbin, Esq. Natasha H. Moffitt, Esq. Mary Katherine Bates, Esq. KING & SPALDING LLP 1180 Peachtree Street Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Katrina M. Quicker, Esq. Richard W. Miller, Esq. BALLARD SPAHR, LLP 999 Peachtree Street, Suite 1000 Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Anthony B. Askew, Esq. Stephen M. Schaetzel, Esq. MCKEON, MEUNIER, CARLIN & CURFMAN, LLC 817 W. Peachtree Street, Suite 900 Atlanta, Georgia 30308 Mary Jo Volkert, Esq. Assistant State Attorney General 40 Capitol Square Atlanta, Georgia 30334 This 2nd day of October, 2012. /s/ John H. Rains IV John H. Rains IV 1012894.1


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Although there may be a speck of snow Thursday night, without a measurable snowfall Chicago may make a good run at breaking the record for the latest first snowfall ever.
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Those on a budget might be surprised to learn just how much laptop you can get for less than $500 these days. Chromebooks are coming on strong, because they're easy to use, responsive, and satisfy basic computing needs. Prefer Windows? You can also pick up a Windows 8 laptop with touch for less than $350. The trick of choosing a great budget laptop is finding the one that delivers what you care about most, whether it's portability, performance, display quality, or comfort. Here are the best laptops available now for less than $500.
If you're looking for a laptop that's a cinch to use, comfortable and lasts a long time on a charge, the Toshiba Chromebook ($269) should be on your short list. This 3.3-pound, 13-inch notebook runs Chrome OS, which enables you to get online in a flash. You'll also appreciate the colorful display, fairly loud speakers and smooth 1.4-GHz Intel Celeron CPU. Throw in 8 hours of battery life and you have one heck of a value.
My 10 year-old desk top is dying and I had no idea where to begin to find information on laptops. I stumbled on to your site and so appreciative of the reviews and comments. I've managed to narrow my choices to only 4! That's a great accomplishment for me.
It makes me wonder your motivation when given 8 slots to fill you only mention two brands …. are you getting paid to have this oppion then?
Your choice of ONLY two name brands makes me trust PC mag more. But thanks anyway.
HP, Dell, ASUS, Toshiba = 4 brands.
And people wonder why I left the US for my PhD- no one back home believes my building is closed on Sundays and you can't go in!
Everyone loves cheap, and everyone wants equipment that does not slow them down. This is why this blog is great, as it lists 8 laptops that come under both of the above categories. These 8 laptops by HP offers great performance and all of them are under £500.
Top 6 laptops for paupers.
I'm looking though I haven't gotten anything, the Samsung Chromebook Series 3 is really cheap and there is no mentioning of the ram or memory. What could this mean?
You are trying to find the TOP 6 so if there is a shortage on brands thats because the best spots are clear. Its like asking for the fastest overall coolest cars and then getting upset if they say Lamborghini or Ferrari.
I bought my Lenovo laptop in March, 2013 for $445 total from a Staples special. It has a 3rd generation i5 processor, 8 GB RAM, 700GB hard drive and many other nice features. I got it with coupons Deal of the Day type thing from PC Magazine site referral. So there was an extra coupon serial code beyond the large Staples discount. It's an excellent laptop. Of course, on most of these laptops you can add the 4 GB to get 8 GM but why bother, if you can buy one that comes with it already.
i hope they were using windows 7 for non touchscreen laptop, well whatever
Who cares about your PHD. Who cares about how many brands. You f@cktards need to get a life and stop whining.
Jennifer looks a lot better from the neck up.
Great site, soooo helpful to an oldie like myself who needs to update my ancient laptop but is baffled by the array on offer, can go shopping now with a lot more confidence. Thank you.


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What are some of his skills?
creepy body who made my browser shut down.
thanks belamo.
I wouldn't hire any paid companion, it's not a question of how goodlooking they are or whatever. He's got a good body but if I WERE in the market for hiring, shaved body is a -.
No, he's rather bland looking, i like a slighter figure.
He has a great body.
Is he your toy boy ?
He looks like a luxury item. I prefer bargain basement two for one deals myself. Keep one for the weekday and one for weekend best.
For 300 euros an hour, you should at least know what kind of face you're going to be looking at. Or at least show the back of his head if you're going to be plowing him. Pass.
What's happening, Belamo?
Has Grandmama given you a Xmas present of cash and you're going to throw it all on this headless prostitute?
I need a face. Pass.
Totally against my usual practices. Sort of uncharted territory... maybe to celebrate the 19 anniversary of my first hire, on January, 31st, I think. It was the afternoon the opera house of Barcelona burned for the second time.
upgrade from teddy bears then
Just foolin' around, I guess. And smouldering with desire... all those tantalizing redheads and gingers, Spaniards and foreign tourists... damn it!!!
Sex is about kink. If it were about beauty, you would be making me fuck chicks as well...
Let's see if we ca use some Sesame Street lesson to illustrate it... his pics make me horny: https://www.mundoweekend.com/p/es/st...cos/Mark/9678/
his pic makes nothing on me: http://media2.intoday.in/indiatoday/...1612111932.jpg
I also have said to the puck-th time that I would have certain reds and gingers for all their being fugly... back in the 1990s, I might have fucked a guy like Carrot Top before he went surgery-rumbling... get the idea...
Like any form of entertainment, I do have a price that I would pay . Depending on how good his face is and what his qualifications are, I may feel inclined to hire!!
Oh god, I'm pathetic!
Well, you didn't give us an ad or a description or anything... you posted 3 body pics and asked if we'd hire him. So the only criteria you were giving was looks/attractiveness.
Simple reasoning, Belamo.
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Saint Cloud ?, you can sure get over that wrong feeling
My point is you create this thread asking for an answer that won't possibly be valid since you say attractiveness has nothing to do with sex and that you think almost no one is attractive.
Spend your money on whatever you want. But your question was a broken hoop.
You want us to rate a torso?
Perfect if he were a bit slimmer.
I'm afraid of being crushed in my sleep.


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MIAMI — Andre Dawson looked across the field at the team he still considers his own — still considers "a special part" of himself — and talked of how tough it is to see what has become of the Cubs.
"Very," he said. "I never thought I'd see the Cubs with a small-market payroll."
The Cubs rank third in payroll in the National League Central, after outspending the rest of the division most of the past decade and winning three division titles.
"Obviously, you've got to spend money to win," he said. "There's no guarantee you're going to win, but you're talking the Chicago Cubs, and I've always been of the mindset that there's no reason why that organization from year-to-year shouldn't be right there battling for a playoff spot. I don't think it's at all a matter of resources."
Knowingly or not, Dawson cut straight to the heart of a sensitive topic gaining increased attention during the Theo Epstein-led rebuilding project, specifically, the decreased resources dedicated to baseball operations since the Ricketts family bought the team more than three years ago.
Much of those resources have been siphoned to service the highest debt load in the majors.
The last-place Cubs are working on a fourth consecutive losing season under Ricketts ownership as the family focuses on revenue-building changes to the ballpark and land-use ordinances with no stated timeline for its promised spending boost for the on-field product.
As a special assistant in the Marlins front office, Dawson has seen first hand the abuses a profit-obsessed owner can heap on fans.
Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria, perhaps the most despised owner, stripped his team and payroll to the bone just one year after spending on free agents and expensive manager Ozzie Guillen in the wake of a new, publicly-funded stadium.
Dawson didn't talk about any of the Marlins' issues. But the way he looks at choices being made by ownership and Crane Kenney's business operation, it's hard not to draw at least a few comparisons, especially in light of the third-highest ticket prices charged by the Cubs.
Bottom line for Dawson: The Cubs aren't holding up their end of the bargain to their large fan base.
"I didn't want to say that, but yeah," he said, "you owe it to the fans. I don't know what the predicament is now, but you've got to put that ballclub in the elite group where it belongs, because you have fans all over the country. You've got Cub fans in every city, probably just as many as the home team."
He sees them all the time, even in Miami. And feels for them.
"By all means," he said, "because I meet Chicago Cubs fans every day. I meet people from Chicago in the gym where I work out, people who saw me play. In everyday walk of life I meet people who either grew up in Chicago or are Cub fans. And that says something."
Dawson said he thinks the Cubs have the right front office to make the Cubs a winner again. "Give Theo time," he said.
But Wrigley renovations should be secondary to the team and are not necessary for winning, he said.
"Who was it, [Texas' Lance] Berkman, who said something about all the money their spending to [renovate Wrigley]?" Dawson said. "Drop about $70- or $80-million of that into signing some people. … If anything, at least do it for the fans."


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So you just dropped everything and went?
Yeah, whatever, screw it. I didn't even change my clothes. Just ran in. The day I realized that I thought maybe he was going to hire me as a RUG, he tapped my back—we were taking Merce's class. He brought me into the office and started looking at the calendar like he was trying to figure something out and he said, "Well, I need a RUG. "And I was like, Do you want me to find you one or do you want me to be one? Can you just say what you want? [ Laughs ] And he said, "Do you want to do it?" That was how I started.
How long were you a RUG?
From November of 2005 through, technically, August of 2007, but it was way before that that I started training because Cdric [Andrieux] announced that he was leaving earlier that year. I started working, just like everyone else, on roles.
How much contact did you have with Cunningham?
Melissa [Toogood] and I entered the RUGs at the same time. For a long time Merce, I guess, wasn't doing that well—because he was sleeping a lot...I don't really know. And then one day he just woke up and started choreographing. The whole time I was a RUG, he was choreographing on us. It seemed like he was watching and waiting for probably me to be ready for it. Because Melissa was ready right away. She knew what she was doing. She's amazing. I wasn't quite at that level yet. He started with the very beginning of eyeSpace . Cdric did all the parts that I originated with Merce, and I just slipped back into them when he left.
How impossible was it to go from Graham to Cunningham? What are the similarities?
Well, the torso is very similar. Merce broke it down more into smaller pieces. I still use the idea of the contraction, but he broke up the contraction. He thought of the back in different segments so I just had to reorganize the way I thought about it. Not even reorganize, I just had to add onto it because I suppose that's where he came from. And the whole time I knew him, he often spoke to me like a Graham dancer. He would say, "Contract, release." Sometimes he said to dancers in the company who didn't have Graham training something like, "Really straighten your back as you stand up," and to me he just said, "Release as you stand up." He knew I knew what it was.
What did he substitute for contract?
"Lower back curve" or "deepen your curve." Robert's the same way because Robert had a lot of Graham training, so you can tell if you look at us onstage. I never got rid of it. I like it. But my legs needed to catch up.
That's the difference.
Yeah. It's really the major difference, I think. I also got lucky because [executive director] Trevor [Carlson] needed someone to take Merce home for a few months, so I took him home. We had a car; I would do the lifting work with Merce and take him home, and every day he would say, "Do you want a glass of wine?" So I always had a glass of wine with Merce and fed his cat sometimes, or heated up his meal or whatever he needed.
What did you talk about?
Oh, the weather very often. He just asked me a lot of questions. I was shy. I didn't want to say the wrong thing.
What did he ask you about?
He would ask me about school. He said, "I hear you're finishing with your schoolwork. So what now?" And I said, "Well, maybe one day I'll go back to school." And he said, "What? I say once you leave school, you should never go back." I don't know if he was kidding or not. I like this one quote of John Cage which is, "As far as consistency of thought goes, I prefer inconsistency," and I said that to Merce, and he said, "Yeah. Well obviously, because otherwise you're on a one-way train." I hadn't even thought about it that way.
So you did that for a few months.
Yeah. Sometimes it was funny, because sometimes he wasn't in the best mood. One day I was taking him to an art opening. I think he was sitting with two of his closest friends, and they were chatting. Then other people came up and started bothering him, and he gave me the look. I took him outside and he seemed bothered. He used to say, "The weather, it's like spring," or, "It's like fall!" and I said, "Merce, it's so beautiful out here—it's so warm, it's like spring." And he said, "Not as warm as it was up there with all that hot air going on." He was so funny.


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Balance Your Systems to Support Your ImmunityAnusara | By Elena Brower on Mar 30 2011
Informed by Lori Batcheller's April 2009 article in FitYoga, this sequence clears the pathways to and from your organs to balance your systems and support your immunity. In each pose, you'll learn the benefits and intentions that will optimize your wellness.
- dar carman Dec 5th, 2014Thank you loved it and feel great! namaste, Dar
- cassi galt Dec 2nd, 2014I do this practice often. If I'm starting to feel sick, more often than not my symptoms disappear. If I'm exhausted, I feel renewed. It is greater than the sum of its parts. Highly recommended.
- Adriana Dos Santos Nov 13th, 2014Amazing! Bless you, Elena.
- Adriana Dos Santos Nov 13th, 2014Amazing! Bless you, Elena.
- Geri Toresdahl Sep 25th, 2014What an amazing class. Just what I needed. Thank you!!
- Tina Stec Jul 18th, 2014Lovely class that I will do often. Thank you!
- Tina Stec Jul 18th, 2014Lovely class that I will do often. Thank you!
- Tamar Bobys May 16th, 2014Thank you for this wonderful class, what seems so simple is so challenging and it slowly melts away.
- Terren Burson Apr 19th, 2014Amazing Amazing. Like a big warm hug when I am feeling run down. You are such a light Elena, thank you!!
- Anna Brown Apr 4th, 2014So lovely. I'm recovering from a cold which kept me off my matt and this was a perfect reintroduction. I feel better now than I have for days!
- lynn kramer Apr 2nd, 2014holy cleansing/opening/balancing practice! thank you elena, for a beautiful class...
- Kelli Remo Mar 7th, 2014So beautiful, Elena! Thank you
- Claudia Vargas Feb 11th, 2014Elena wherever you are thank you. This was so whole and deep.
- Claudia Vargas Feb 11th, 2014Elena wherever you are thank you. This was so whole and deep.
- Claudia Vargas Feb 11th, 2014Elena wherever you are thank you. This was so whole and deep.
- shana macdonald Jan 29th, 2014That was exactly what I needed. Really beautiful and enlightening. Thank you Elena I really enjoy all of your classes.
- Ian T Dec 12th, 2013Such a wonderful practice - thank you, Elena!
- anne grandjean Dec 2nd, 2013Thank you very much Elena for this beautiful practice! Your words always bring me home especially in this time of my life where I happen to travel a lot... Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart! Love, Anne
- Whitney deLisser Nov 19th, 2013It was as if you were speaking directly to me. Thank you for always knowing the right words to go with your practices. Love
- Gwendolyn Bartek Nov 5th, 2013This is the one that explians what you are doing to all your organs, meridians
- Leslie St.John Nov 1st, 2013The poem is by Mary Oliver
- Leslie St.John Nov 1st, 2013I've returned to this class again and again when I'm feeling under the weather--it's quite shifting! Who is the author of the poem? Name? Thanks.
- Paris Marron Sep 2nd, 2013Such a nourishing and revitalizing class, Elena. Thank you so much!
- Carter Seibels Aug 19th, 2013Oh, Elena. Each of your classes is so very special, but I think this one might be the most beautiful one I've experienced yet. I am feeling physically run-down today, so I turned to this. Your words and these movements were JUST what I needed. I feel renewed, in so many ways.
What is the poem that you read at the end? I would love to read it again myself. Thank you kindly for being the light that you are. namaste~
- Bryony Sullivan Jul 27th, 2013Dear Elena, I am so grateful for this class! A deeply cleansing and relaxing practice and an absolute joy to follow. Thank you so much!!
- katie bertacchi Jul 21st, 2013so beautiful i will come to this class often.
aloha and mahalo
- Mars Anderson Jun 24th, 2013yummy:) create more like this one Elena xxx
- Jenny Murray Jun 13th, 2013I come back to this one again and again, it is a very special practice. Thank you!
- Shelley Clark Jun 2nd, 2013Such a beautiful practice Elana, Thank You so much! I am reminded of what yoga really 'is' when I do this one. Much love.
- Allison Chamberlin May 20th, 2013Thank you Elena, this class was exactly what I needed. I had a moment of such clarity in this class today that I've never experienced before. Thank you so much for helping to deliver that to me! xx
- Elena Brower May 31st, 2013yay! terrific news Allison, thank you
- Stephanie Kyriacou May 10th, 2013Thankyou Elena, it wouldnt be the same without your mindful and inspiring words..
Do you have any for the glands and/or lymph nodes on releasing toxicity? Namaste
- Elena Brower May 31st, 2013Stephanie, explore Kia Miller on this site for her work with Kundalini yoga, and i will be creating another class on this soon. Thank you!
- Ellen Paynton May 7th, 2013Sweet Elena...I think this is my favourite practice.....could you make this a 60 or 75 class? Namaste!
- Elena Brower May 31st, 2013YES! creating it very soon...
- dar carman Apr 18th, 2013Lovely,really enjoyed the information about each pose, look forward to making this weekly . Peace, Dar
- Elena Brower May 31st, 2013nice! thank you Dar...
- Brooke Nelson Apr 7th, 2013After a busy and unbalanced, ungrounded feeling week. This was of course, just right. Thank you Elena. **Love**
- Elena Brower May 31st, 2013great, Brooke... thank you!
- Melanie Zerr Mar 29th, 2013This class has been my go to class lately to help build my immune system after having let myself get run down. Thank you for a wonderful class, Elena! The information you share with us during this class about the meridians and how we know if we are in balance or not is so helpful. It really is a great class to do on a regular basis to make sure that we keep these areas balanced! Namaste
- Elena Brower Mar 30th, 2013thank you Mel!
- Laura Hersh Mar 27th, 2013This was one of the best classes I have taken so far. I loved the way you shared with us the benefit of each pose, the meridians, and how to notice balance and imbalance.
- Elena Brower Mar 30th, 2013amazing! thank you Laura!
- Georgene Mitsanas Feb 27th, 2013Beautiful & balanced...thank you Elena :)
- Nicole Pasternak Dec 20th, 2012Thank you Elena for a lovely, soothing practice. It's quite timely I came across your class. According to the allergist/immunologist (for some unknown medical reason) I have a very weak immune system that (may) benefit from monthly transfusions, which I'm not quite ready to submit to. I'm hoping that this yoga practice as often as possible (especially this particular class) will strengthen my immune system so I won't need the recommended medical treatment. I'm already feeling better as my digestive system was out of whack all day today...and I had a fever all week. My tummy is definitely in a happier place right now! :) Namaste!
- Beyza Unal Dec 11th, 2012My immune system was dropping down today, and felt that I was getting sick as winter arrives; this practice turned me to feel better. Thank you very much.
- Michelle Duffy Dec 11th, 2012Thank you Elena, ending quote amazing,... Much I loved that needs now to be let go. Thank you for helping me find a way to do that.
- Anja Bohinc Rupret Nov 29th, 2012Elena, I hope you'll see this post. I must admit this practise with you will always stay in my special heart drower therefore I sould only say thank you and thank G** 4 YogaGlo. Loved it so much <3
- Emily Schurr Nov 23rd, 2012Simply beautiful, as always, Elena! Thank you so much :) An absolutely magical journey through the organs that I'll be returning to many times! xo
- Megan Thiele Nov 12th, 2012Great practice. I, like Jennifer, searched for the article.
- Devarati Cote Nov 7th, 2012Thank you so much for this wonderful practice! My son brought back sniffles from the daycare and this practice is what took me out of bed this morning. I knew this is what my body needed. I now feel energized, balanced and clean!
- Amanda Bruner Oct 21st, 2012Amazing practice. The balancing of body and wonderful poem at the end. I was brought to tears in savasana because it so related to what I am going through in my life right now. Love, Live and Let Go.
- Kerri Feazell Oct 15th, 2012Thank you Elena! And thank you for the poem (which I searched for if anyone else is curious: "In Blackwater Woods" by Mary Oliver). Beautiful.
- Melanie Zerr Oct 10th, 2012Love all the great information that you share in this class, Elena! Thank you!
- shawn milligan Sep 24th, 2012Wow! Felt like I was coming down with something, now my organs are charged to defend. Thank you, thank you!
- Miriam Kisters Aug 4th, 2012Thank you so much! Been feeling ill and low. What a release. I'm so grateful for this healing. Thank you!
- Kim Welch Jul 16th, 2012This was perfect. My digestive system was feeling off this morning, but this made it feel so much better. Thank you!
- Melanie Zerr Jul 14th, 2012Thanks for a great class Elena! Really enjoyed all the info that you shared. Adding this to my favorites. Thanks!
- Jennifer Foudy May 24th, 2012Elena, Thank you for such a powerful practice. I've been searching for a copy of Lori's article. Can you please point me in a direction to find it? Thanks! Jennifer
- Mary Najmy May 6th, 2012soothing anusara ! feeling the balance already ,thank you, Elena!
- Sarah Hon Mar 17th, 2012So so nourishing. Thank you.
- amanda varona Feb 22nd, 2012Really enjoyed this! Thanks.
Question for you: are there real benefits to using my inversion table. It's right there and I never get on it... Should I and for how long? Thanks <3
- Deb Marweg Jan 30th, 2012Elana, I enjoy every practice with you. I was so fortunate to take a class from you a SF Yoga Journal and you are as amazing in person as you are on screen. Thank you!
- jane fryer Jan 26th, 2012elena:*)
every time i do this practice more is revealed... till soon,
xom j
- liz wright Jan 11th, 2012Elena, that was an incredible class, thank you so much for sharing! This reminds me that for the first time in my yoga practice I am allowing myself to let go, and it feels blissful! xxx
- Isabella Allard Jan 10th, 2012Thank YOU, THANK YOU Elena for such a soothing, beautiful and informative practice* Simply delicious! I loved learning about every pose and each one felt sublime* I feel sooooo goood :) ABSOLUTELY deserves a top spot on my favorite list ;) Thank you! I bow to you ;) Namaste! XOXO
- Jana Kuhn Jan 5th, 2012This was so informational! My organs feel awesome. Thanks for helping us heal and gain understanding through the practice.
- sadie sherchan Dec 28th, 2011Thank you, Elana, for a practice and experience that is so simply beautifully healing and empowering.
- Catie Hutchings Dec 27th, 2011Such a wonderful healing practice. Thank you.
- Ali Burrell Dec 20th, 2011Thanks Elena for sharing this powerful practice with us. Very moving. I would love to read Lori's FitYoga article but can't find it online. Can you possibly direct me to the right place? I would really appreciate it. Thank you. Have a wonderful day!
- Melanie Harth Dec 14th, 2011Beautiful practice, indeed. Thank you, Elena.
- Vera Travlou Dec 6th, 2011This practice helped me so much, thank you!
- Erica Struble Nov 30th, 2011Simply lovely. I was feeling a little out of my body and now I feel more connected. Loved the explanations and felt my body opening up. Om shanti.
- Sara Gorevan Nov 18th, 2011Thank you for this practice. What a blessing!
- Elizabeth H. Nov 8th, 2011Elaine talks about a book - I would love to know what book it is... Anyone know? I appreciate the help very much.
- Claire Dunivan Oct 26th, 2011You identified the exact problems I was having. Now I feel so much more grounded and know where to work! Thank you so much for this video.
- Sybille Pouzet Oct 21st, 2011So beautifull...Thank you Elena.
- Dave Chow Oct 20th, 2011Lovely class. I felt ill today morning, now I'm complete focused and centered again. Namste
- jane fryer Oct 17th, 2011hola bella - this sequence/practice is absolutely brilliant- still trying to get the article from lori ( rita does not have it)- feeling so close - xom jane
- Tamika Schilbe Oct 20th, 2012Jane-Goddess! One of my favorite Elena practices, but I hadn't thought to look at the comments and here you are my CR sister! We are all so connected. Love to you both, Jane & Elena xo
- Leilani Jefferies Oct 15th, 2011Let it go, let it go. the poem brought tears to my eyes. Thank you! I am loving your classes! And not a surprise the poet is Mary Oliver. Somehow, her poetry has always felt very connected to my yoga practice.
- Caren Harple Sep 28th, 2011excellent, quiet but grounding
- Amber Davis Sep 16th, 2011This practice certainly clears and enlivens! My body feels more cohesive. Thank you.
- Noam Cohen Aug 31st, 2011thank you very much! loved it!!!
- Kate Crawford Aug 23rd, 2011Sending so much gratitude your way Elena :)
This class brought the sweetest release
The tears kept flowing in savasana
And the emotional blockages lifted
Thank you, thank you, thank you
- Sharon Henderson Jul 13th, 2011Elena...LOVED this class...It was just what I needed today...thank you for your practice!! Sharon
- Naomi Tarszisz Jul 4th, 2011That was AMAZING! just recovering from a cold, while breastfeeding, needing balance on this cold winters day in Sydney, many thanks and blessings Elena for this offering.
- Ann Marie McQueen Jun 20th, 2011Just did this on a boiling hot night in Abu Dhabi as I am battling a sore throat, bought on I am sure by near-constant but necessary exposure to air conditioning. Lovely lovely. Thank you.
- Vicki Smart Jun 12th, 2011amazing practice, pertinent as my immune system has been shot down by Sydney's cold winter day. amazing poem also. thanks Elena!
- Noa Rotem May 20th, 2011Thank you. What a beautiful beautiful practice. We are so lucky to be able to have access to these practices in our own homes!
- Jenny Goldner May 16th, 2011That was such a delicious practice, I can feel a change in my belly. Thank you. The closing poem was beautiful.
- doria ragland May 16th, 2011lovely class...
thanx, Elena
- Elena Brower May 10th, 2011@Mindy and everyone, so glad this felt good... thank you... @Angela, "In Blackwater Woods" by Mary Oliver can be read here in its entirety.. http://www.goodreads.com/quotes/show/70062
- Natalie moog May 9th, 2011thank you thank you that was just what my body needed
- denise bertrand May 4th, 2011that was delicious better than the hagandaz I ate last night - ha - perfect way to move the meridians...i feel connected again........loved that poem too at the end.....thank you!
- Angela Dean Apr 30th, 2011Thank you. I loved the ending prayer. Can you share the source of it?
- Mindy Willis Apr 28th, 2011So sweet and educational! Many blessings Elena!
- Julie Clifford Apr 28th, 2011Absolutely beautiful. You moved me to tears. Just the inspiration I needed in a time of high anxiety to nourish myself and let things go that prove toxic. Thank you.
- Brenna Gorbatova Apr 27th, 2011So beautiful. I feel clean and renewed. I especially love the poem and would like to know where to find it. I wish I lived near you to come to one of your classes in person. You should come to Santa Cruz and lead a workshop.
- Victoria Stainsby Apr 27th, 2011Thank you Elena I love your calm poetic style. I feel a renewed sense of peace. Victoria
- Lisa Blakeborough Apr 26th, 2011Thank you Elena. I feel so at home and happy in my body after this practice. I love the clarity and beauty that you bring to your teaching.
- Dario Unfolding Apr 21st, 2011I was brought to tears. Thank you. just what my spirit was asking me for.
- arlyn boltax Apr 21st, 2011elena-do you have any other book recommendations, specifically regarding the meridians, their connection with asana, etc? thanks thanks thanks. this practice has been serving me so, so well.
- Elena Brower Apr 20th, 2011Hilarious. As usual I've begun with Eastern Body, Western Mind, and am now backtracking to the workbook and to Wheels of Life. Thanks SO much for your time and thoughtfulness, Diana.
- Elena Brower Apr 20th, 2011Diana,
I'm just beginning to study the Chakras in earnest this year. I've been studying Anodea Judith's books and using her mapwork as part of my meditations, which has been helpful in ways I'd never imagined. I think in about a year or two, once I really understand the connections and functions of each Chakra, I could speak on this a bit more educatedly...
Until then, thank you for sharing what you know. Much love.
- doria ragland Apr 19th, 2011great purifying sequnce.
Love it~
- Elena Brower Apr 16th, 2011So glad this one is resonating...
- M L Apr 15th, 2011This class is one of the best ones I've ever taken. Thank you so, so much. Namaste.
- Olynda Smith Apr 14th, 2011Elena, your teachings are always profound. This class in particular is life changing, powerful & beautiful. I am excited to do it again... and again.
Mahalo :)
- Gayle Kahn Friedman Apr 13th, 2011What a beautiful class! I loved it! Thank you.
- Laura Castor Apr 11th, 2011What gifts this practice and the beautiful Mary Oliver poem are! I'm looking forward to use inspiration from this class with my own students. Thank you, Elena!
- Jayne Van Cauwelaert Apr 5th, 2011Very beautiful, thoughful practice! Thank you.
- avital oehler Apr 5th, 2011Beautiful practice, indeed! The InSight series was my first introduction to Yin Yoga, and I so appreciate seeing more of that being used here. Thank you!
- Patti MacPherson Apr 4th, 2011lovely, grounding, healing practice...perfect at the end of a busy Monday thank you, namaste
- Jo Gander Apr 4th, 2011wonderful <3 nameste
- Sonja Gundersen Durand Apr 4th, 2011It is the second time I do this class in a few days, because the first time it made me so calm, so grounded and I felt so in harmony. The second time was no disappointment, thank you so much!
- Jo Leigh Schier Apr 3rd, 2011Thank you for all you do; GREAT stuff! and for that BEAUTIFUL poem!!
- Natalie moog Apr 2nd, 2011thank you thank you thank you! perfect
- patricia Gandit Apr 2nd, 2011Huge thanks for this practice, Elena. A godsent/blessing after a tough day in a gloomy Paris.
- Emily Phillips-Geeza Apr 1st, 2011Thank you, Elena. That was just what I needed!
- Anna Baca-Barnhart Apr 1st, 2011Elena, You took me to a place that felt so enriching that it was hard to come back. Namaste...
- arlyn boltax Apr 1st, 2011elena-book recommendations to go along with this theme? thanks!
- Jeffrey Young Mar 31st, 2011If speechless could be described without using a word, that quietness, would be the feeling opened through this class. Namaste
- Karen Anne Mar 31st, 2011aaaahhhhh Thank you, I feel better now :)
- Adriane Dellorco Mar 31st, 2011Thank you for another great class. Your classes are always so nourishing and uplifting.
- Lena Kurganska Mar 31st, 2011What a beautiful practice. Thank you, Elena.
- laurie greenberg Mar 31st, 2011I love Mary Oliver! I always tear at her beautiful insights and always the tears cleanse. Thank you for this beautiful class !
- Lia Menaker Mar 30th, 2011Thank you, thank you, thank you. Such insights I had in this practice. So many more healing aspects that I feel I can connect with now. Thank you so, so much for the balance and grace.
- ana Margarita nevarez Mar 30th, 2011An amazing practice to feel your inner organs and self.... LOVEIT!!!!!
- Tatiana P Mar 30th, 2011This is so amazing, I just studied with Sarah Powers at Kripalu, and she was extraordinary. Thank you for bringing this to the table.
- Jeanette Darbyshire Mar 30th, 2011Beautiful practice Elena. I jumped online tonight specifically looking for a 45 min nurturing class that would fill me from the inside out...and kaboom..here it is! Lots of love from Australia xo


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Before he announced his campaign for mayor, Public Advocate Bill de Blasio was all about helping the small business owner. He attacked the Bloomberg administration relentlessly for raising hundreds of millions of dollars, more and more each year, through fines levied for even the most minor of violations. He sued the mayor for details on the fines, issued a report and vowed to ease the burden on the job creators who own the mom-and-pop shops so critical to life in places like Queens.
But when he launched his primary campaign — a tactically brilliant race in which he came from way behind to win without even having to go through the runoff election so many predicted would be necessary, given how many candidates were running — de Blasio's focus changed sharply. He decided to run as the most liberal candidate in a field of progressive Democrats, strongly staking out that position as his own.
No longer was it about the small business owner, it was about the "Tale of Two Cities" — a divisive class warfare tactic that implies that the successful have become so at the expense of those who have not. Gone was any recognition that business owners are the very people who provide jobs to those less fortunate. Instead, de Blasio promised that if elected he would raise taxes on those at the top, and not just the super-wealthy but also the moderately wealthy.
It was an excellent strategy that won him the primary (that, and, apparently, his son's awesome hair). Now he's very likely to be our mayor come Jan. 1, as his opponent, the even-tempered Republican Joe Lhota, hasn't grabbed the public's attention the way the animated de Blasio has. And Lhota, despite having some very good ideas, faces 6-1 odds right out of the box in terms of the city's proportion of Democrats to Republicans.
But it turns out that de Blasio's lurch to the left probably wasn't so much a tactic as it was the expression of his true beliefs. The New York Times revealed this week that as a younger man, de Blasio was a committed leftist, one who allied himself with the Sandinista regime in Nicaragua and said that his political philosophy was democratic socialism. He and his bride even honeymooned in Cuba, in violation of federal law.
All this was a long time ago, and many people become more conservative as they get older. We hope that turns out to be the case for de Blasio, because this city cannot handle a sharp liberal turn after Mayor Bloomberg leaves office.
For one thing, it's highly unlikely de Blasio could even get the state to impose the tax hike he wants, given the GOP's hold on the Senate and the likelihood that Gov. Cuomo will run for president in 2016. And we're glad of that, because raising taxes on anyone other than the truly super-rich, those bringing in tens of millions of dollars a year, could only be bad for the economy. And that economy still has not fully recovered from the events of 2008.
Another area where we hope de Blasio will moderate his position is in policing. While the NYPD's use of stop and frisk did warrant some reform, it should not (really could not) be thrown out altogether. Between the federal court ruling against it, the new police oversight laws passed over Bloomberg's vetoes, and the baker's dozen of academics who'll be watching over the cops, New York's Finest will need an ally, not an adversary, in City Hall. And we hope a Mayor de Blasio would make a wise choice for police commissioner. The one we have now has been fantastic.
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Background: Using Noninvasive Technologies To Diagnose Coronary Artery Disease (1 of 2)
For patients at intermediate risk for coronary artery disease (CAD) and for patients for whom coronary angiography is contraindicated (patients who are unable to tolerate invasive catheterization or whose vascular disease increases their risk of procedure-related bleeding or blockage), noninvasive technologies (NITs) are an important diagnostic option.
The American Heart Association (AHA) and the American College of Cardiology recommend that women with suspected CAD should be classified as either symptomatic or asymptomatic and further classified as being at low, intermediate, or high risk for the disease to guide the decision about which diagnostic test to use first.
In 2005, the AHA developed a consensus statement on the role of noninvasive testing in the clinical evaluation of women with suspected CAD. In this statement, the AHA recommended that women who are asymptomatic and have low (<10%) pretest probability of having CAD should not undergo cardiac imaging studies; for women who have low (<10%) to intermediate (10% to 90%) pretest probability of CAD (such as women with atypical chest pain who might need reassurance that their symptoms are not cardiac in origin), NITs with high negative predictive value and low risk of adverse events are suggested; for women who are symptomatic and have intermediate (10% to 90%) pretest probability of CAD, NITs that provide the right balance of sensitivity, specificity, and clinical risk are recommended.
Keywords: background | coronary artery disease | CAD | women | diagnosis | noninvasive technologies | symptomatic | asymptomatic
- Dolor RJ, Patel MR, Melloni C, et al. Noninvasive Technologies for the Diagnosis of Coronary Artery Disease in Women. Comparative Effectiveness Review No. 58 (Prepared by the Duke Evidence-based Practice Center under Contract No. 290-2007-10061-I). Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; June 2012. AHRQ Publication No. 12-EHC034-EF. Available at www.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/diagnosecad.cfm.
- Mieres JH, Shaw LJ, Arai A, et al. Role of noninvasive testing in the clinical evaluation of women with suspected coronary artery disease: consensus statement from the Cardiac Imaging Committee, Council on Clinical Cardiology, and the Cardiovascular Imaging and Intervention Committee, Council on Cardiovascular Radiology and Intervention, American Heart Association. Circulation 2005;111(5):682-96. PMID: 15687114.
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What is with this Bromance?
By Harold Hutchison
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is a Republican – but at the same time, he seems to be awfully buddy-buddy with Obama.
While he's done nothing like the Charlie Crist hug with Obama, he certainly says a lot of nice things about him, and conservatives are upset. Is he selling out?


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We study a number of simplifications to the MRMP2 variant of multireference perturbation theory, with a view to enabling this type of methodology to be applied to a wider range of systems. We consider in turn: the elimination of the orbital optimization stage in preparing the reference wavefunction; the truncation of the configuration expansion in the active space; the combination of the two previous approximations and finally the spin‐component scaling of the dynamic correlation energy that has proved very advantageous in single reference MP2 applications. These approximations have important formal and practical consequences, which we illustrate. We test these schemes on diatomic potential energy curves and polyatomic reaction barriers. While the approximations introduced are not applicable in all circumstances we find that many commonly encountered situations are amenable to treatment by these simplified procedures. Accordingly it is hoped that the realm of application of the MRMP2 method will be increased.
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