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"I want to thank you for leading and teaching the yoga to our subjects with CF. They all raved about you and loved the yoga classes you taught. All of them said that they would be interested in doing Yoga in the community if opportunities were there. Awesome work and I appreciated everything you did for this study. You truly went above and beyond."
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"I am so grateful to you for helping me to regain my footing, my strength and my optimism."
— Sarah Moskovitz
"You have a gentle, sweet and loving way that reflects your true being. It has been really wonderful to take part in the YESS study and to know you!"
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"I was thrilled when I found Leslie because it was exactly what I was looking for. I am able to do things now that I couldn't do before because my legs and body have gotten stronger, and my focus and attention has gotten sharper. And I have stopped falling since I started taking Leslie's class.
"Previously, I had practiced yoga for many years and was passionate about it because if its physical and emotional benefits to me. I stopped for a while and replaced yoga with an intense personal training regimen, where I got injured. I came to yoga therapy after receiving physical therapy for several injuries. I had hoped to get back to my precious yoga practice and heal completely.
I feel challenged but safe in Leslie's class. She is a fabulous teacher and fun and funny, and she gives lots of individual attention so that you know you are cared for. I was also battling a little depression when I met Leslie and I am much better emotionally as well as physically since coming to her class. I feel lucky I found her."
-- Linda Miller
"I felt seen and understood through Leslie's amazing sense of humor, compassion and sensitivity, so that I could heal not only physically, but psychologically as well, as she lifted my spirits when I was down due to the effects of my auto-immune illness.
I was practicing yoga off and on during my life, tapping into it when I was extremely stressed and stiff but never practiced regularly. In July 2010, I fell ill with a rare neurological disease called ADEM (Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis). In short, my immune system attacked my brain which left me partially paralyzed on the left side of my body. While I received excellent medical treatment in the hospital and rehabilitation in Germany (where I fell ill) so that I was able to move around again, I went back to my home in California to look for non-traditional healing support, and especially for some sort of therapeutic type of yoga.
When I started with Leslie (and Sherry Brourman), I was walking with a walking stick. I got hooked on Leslie's Yoga Therapy classes. Through my classes with Leslie, I was able to move my toes again and improve my walking. In general it helped to strengthen my left side. Also my back, shoulders and neck were always very tense due to the challenges of walking. Yoga helped me to regain my fluidity of movement. I love yoga therapy, as it made me more conscious of the anatomy of my body and how breath and proper supported postures are healing. In Leslie I found not only a qualified and studied yoga therapist, but also a very compassionate teacher who truly understood me and supported me in my healing. In 2012, I moved to Spain to be with my love and we now have a beautiful son together. I continue yoga therapy weekly. It is essential for my well-being now."
-- Kora
"I love knowing that I am learning to do yoga in a way that I won't get hurt, so I can relax and enjoy experiencing my body changing for the better. I came to yoga therapy because I could see that as I am getting older I needed to add something to my exercise program that was more restorative to my body. I am learning that a small movement can contain a whole world of information about myself, my body and how I relate to the world in a way that benefits me in my life and my goal of getting stronger as I age. I appreciate Leslie's kindness, sense of humor and wisdom gleaned from her life experiences, and I feel very happy to have found her class."
-- Denise Reimer
"Sherry Brourman and Leslie Kazadi are masters at their craft. The mentorship program that they have created is a completely unique and groundbreaking necessity in the world of yoga and yoga therapy. Not only is their combined knowledge of the body, healing and yoga astounding, their patience, generosity, guidance, and desire to teach teachers is unparalleled. I have felt held, honored, respected and challenged to grow myself into the teacher I know I can be."
— Chani Nicholas
"Leslie has that great ability of meeting students exactly where they are, disarming their fears and apprehensions, dissolving their tensions and holding sacred, healing space with a comforting demeanor where both silence and laughter come easily. She supports her students as they delve into the healing journey of yoga. And it's here where all her amazing knowledge and technique facilitate recovery from injury, expansion of movement, and discovery of core support. And yet her level of experience far exceeds the realm of yoga therapy to offer a broad spectrum of practices. Through my association with Leslie Kazadi as her student, colleague, collaborator and friend, my practice has deepened, my injuries have abated, and I may have added a few laugh lines to carry with me through the seasons of my life. In gratitude to an amazing person who I am honored to know."
-- Dan Ward
"Thank you, Leslie. You are inspiring and so clear with everything. I learned more than I can express in your workshop for teaching seniors. Everything you had to share feels so useful now. You have so much to share and you teach it so well! Thank you!!!"
— Renee Greiner
"The Tensegrity Center for Yoga Therapy Internship Program enhanced my practice and teaching on so many levels, most predominantly, from the inside out. What makes this program unique is it's only one of a very few places where you can get first hand experience working with and learning from professional seasoned practitioners of their experience, caliber and credentials. As in similar professions, from physical therapists, acupuncturists, chiropractors, to MD's, the more clinical hands on experience you have the better a practitioner you become. Their focus always starts at the place where the person is now and building from there."
-- Teri Roseman
"I just want to say thank you for coming here [Manila, Phillipines] and sharing with us your expertise, knowledge, positive energy and warmth. thank you for being so inspiring...makes me want to become better at what I do. I hope to see you soon!"
-- Martin Philippe Ngo
"I just wanted to say thank you (for many things, really) but for today I'll say thanks for an entire week of zero back pain. I've lived with chronic lumbar pain for the last three years and I've been resigned to having to live with it, but the tips I got from your training have made it disappear. So THANK YOU."
-- Eileen Tupaz
"I am always so thankful for all the help and guidance you offer me n our wonderful yoga class. And now my husband is also adding his thanks as he sees my posture improving."
-- Lori P.
"Your beautiful style, patience, and yoga "know how" was greatly appreciated and will always be remembered…"
-- Rebecca Schacht
"I think you are a phenomenal teacher. i am so grateful for your amazing gifts. I am grateful because i am enjoying your class to the fullest. My mind is relaxed--your energy is all about healing."
-- Michael Flaherty
"I just wanted to reiterate how awesome the workshop was. The training was a reawakening experience for me that reminded me of deep compassion and connection that I have for this special population. I am very excited about a future of teaching yoga with the older demographic."
-- Aviva Grossberg
"Not that I ever doubted you, but you know your shit Woman! The work you did with my lazy right foot has been tremendously helpful. Lifting the outer arch and pressing into the big toe mound + block in the thighs = relief in the right hip and adductor region which has been plaguing me for about 10 months. I taught an MP7 class today in your honor and have used some of your therapeutic vinyasas when subbing beginner classes. Outstanding workshop on many, many levels!"
"Leslie normalizes normalcy (for example, tight hamstrings) and celebrates what makes people different. She includes everyone when sharing her superb knowledge of yoga, offering equal care, quality of attention and generosity of spirit while helping each student find comfort in a practice. Many times I've been amazed by how you approach injuries, tightness, and fear around movement and stillness in your classes.
One of the many important things I've learned from you is that yoga can help you feel better! Even if your current state of normal feels pretty good.
Thank you, Sensei Leslie!"
-- Emily Hite
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Following the controversial Taliban prisoner swap, members of Congress on Monday were questioning whether other prisoners should be released from Guantanamo.
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|30 Oct 2012
2 TB sata external HD usb broke off
The usb port got disconnected from the board. Minutes before this the drive was working fine. Took the case off and tried the drive in an external dock, also tried plugging it into the computer using sata cables. Both times the computer said installing new driver software sucessful but the drive never popped up. Any suggestions on how to solve this problem?
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Hello and welcome injmalk just out of interest how was the drive showing up in Computer before the connector broke?
Now you could try to see if it is listed in DISKPART
Go to Strat type in cmd
it will open a window that requires you to Open or run as admin > run as admin > OK
you will get a window that opens in black and white type in diskpart lower case will do > hit OK / Enter
you will end up with a screen that has DISKPART in it > type in list disk > hit Enter and you will end up with a list of the drives you have connected up - see pic.
Grab a snip and let us see what you have .
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thx for the quick reply It would be a lifesaver to get these files recovered... The drive was showing up as a normal external hard drive would before the connecter broke. Not sure if that answers your question. I tried looking into it with paragon drive manager but Im afraid anything I will do will format it and delete all the files. I uploaded the photo you requested plus another one when In paragon. It seems to show the drive as all unallocated free space which doesnt make sense to me considering I didnt format or do anything to it.
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Now before we do anything you say you plugged it into a dock - is that a machine dock? or one of those USB connectible devices?
Also there isn't much in the way of machine specs is this a desktop I take it?
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|30 Oct 2012
it was a usb connected dock.. But what I was showing there the drive was hooked up through sata cables to a desktop running windows 7 home
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|30 Oct 2012
That was what I was going to suggest next if the dock was an external of some type.
Hum what I don't get is why it is showing up in DISKPART and not in Computer.
Well lest try another tack downoad and install - it's free and alwasy a real handy tool to have Partition Wizard
Best Free Partition Manager Freeware and free partition magic for Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Vista and Windows XP 32 bit & 64 bit. MiniTool Free Partition Manager Software Home Edition. < download the free version when installed run it and see what we can come up with.
Now to save yourself taking photos may I suggest you use "snip" it is a feature of Windows so no worries there. I always use it - click Start type in snip > it will give you a blue "window" in that column > right click on it > pin to taskbar.
To use it click on the icon the screen will go milky white place your cursor on the top left hand side of the screen snip you want to take and hold down the left click button drag the cursor across to highlight (it becomes a clear view > when done release the button click on File > save as > name it and select the destination ( I usually use desktop easy to find and clear).
Now when you come to post a reply go to Manage Attachments (little blue box below the reply window click on it > Browse > pick desktop if that is where you have saved the snip > click on the snip > then Upload. the reference will clear when done and then you can post the reply and the snip will come through as my DISKPART did. Sounds complicated but us it often enough and it is real easy and saves you having to upload photos.
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x64 (6.3.9600) Win8.1 Pro & soon dual boot x64 (6.1.7601) Win7_SP1 HomePrem
injmalk: please update your system specs (use the Easy Specs in my signature or type as much information in by hand) guessing at your system components doesn't help solve the issue on your machine.
Also please post a screenshot of your disk management (rt click computer -> manage -> Disk Management
John gave you one way to capture a window using the snipping tool. Here's another:
the keyboard combination: alt+-fn+prtsc "prints" an image of the window with focus (the active window) in the clipboard.
Type Paint in the start menu search box and then enter.
Paste (Ctrl+V) the "printed" window image into Paint, save it and attach the image using the paper clip on the post menu bar.
John: the diskpart shows the 2GB drive formated as GPT and the other drives with 0 free space. That's why I asked to see the disk management.
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injmalk: thank you for the information and updating your specs.
John: I think you're on the right track with PartWiz, I only jumped in ask for the DskMgMnt - and that looks "better" than the disk part info (note your disk part also shows zeros for free space - odd. maybe if you select a part?). I wonder if the Gpt format comes into play - I know very little about Gpt. I think you can convert between MBR and Gpt, but you lose data. The 2 Gb shows as unallocated in DiskMgmnt - so try PartWiz or TestDisk.
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and do what with partwiz? I am currently searching for hidden partitions is there anything else I should be doing?
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I was just talking to a friend about this, hoping that Disney would release the Original Trilogy on Blu Ray. Maybe the Disney purchase wasn't such a bad thing after all.
Like Newdude, I got together with friends and had a Sharknado party. One of my friends wore adult-sized shark footie pajamas. Yes, this is a horrible movie. But it is supposed to be a horrible movie. Our conversations were based on who will die next, how they will die, and what rediculous shark act or cheesy line will be uttered.
Did anyone notice the character names of Mark McGrath and Kari Wuhrer? Noticed the homage to Jaws when I was looking at IMDB
I liked this episode. Watching the characters continue to grow, often in some unanticipated ways. Jaime's conversation with Tyrion, learning of Littlefinger/Olenna plot was exciting. And Littlefinger is SOOOO creepy, I feel really badly for Sansa. No, there was not any "action" in this episode, but there certainly was intrigue.
Discussion about Books v TV
In a TV show based on a series of books it is impossiblt to not have some mention of and comparison to the books. If there was a discussion of the books I am sure there would be mention of and comparison to the TV show.
I actually stopped reading the books because I thought they were ruining the show. Yes, the books are fantastic. But I felt thuroughly cheated when I watched the Red Wedding. I knew it was comming. No surprise. no fun. I will go back and read the books after the show is over and pick up on the details the show missed.
NICE!!! As a graduate of Oregon State University (the BEAVERS), I think this will be required viewing.
Amazing episode!! loved it. The producers of the show have done a fantastic job turning a spectacular book series into a wonderful TV series. Two general points to make:
1) I am reading the books and am just a bit ahead of the series. I am considering stopping. I am self-spoilering so that the shock in the show are not having impact on me I feel they should have.
2) I am convinced that by the time George R.R. Martin finishes the books he will have killed everybody off from the first book. He just likes making us suffer.
I saw it last night. great movie!!!! so much to talk about and discuss. but so much of the movie is based on the reveal, I will not say anything. I had a blast. Definitely had a similar feel to Trek 09...while paying homage to classic trek.
I will probably see it again this weekend. but I am a pretty hard core Trekkie, too :)
go see it and enjoy!!!
Both the studio and the actors make exorbitant amounts of money...you would think a little moderation and common sense could make the deals happen. They (studio and actors) are going to greed themselves out of the opportinity to make more multi-star movies.
oh well. I am not going to cry about someone getting "screwed" out of a multi-million dollar deal...they will still be making lots of money...
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO EXCITED!!!!! although, I dont think I have ever seen a trailer for a trailer before.
great episode. lots of fun. I had forgotten how much fun the "games" are until I saw this episode!
If the show is any good...NBC will cancel it after 3 episodes :/


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For a band accustomed to marathon five-hour sets like the ones 311 plays every other March 11 for diehard fans, a festival date is like a snack.
"We just got done doing the Guitar Center Sessions, which is eight songs," says 311 bassist Aaron Wills (aka P-Nut). "It was a total walk in the park. It's the same thing for festival shows, which are an hour to 85 minutes. It's easy to let it all go by and wow, there's only three songs left. We can just deliver endlessly as hard as we can."
The surfy California-by-way-of-Nebraska group – which has mixed reggae, hip-hop and funk with hard rock for a quarter of a century – will certainly stick out in the metal-leaning Carolina Rebellion Festival, which takes place Saturday and Sunday.
311 headlines Sunday with Kid Rock and Five Finger Death Punch, while Avenged Sevenfold and Rob Zombie head up Saturday's 15-band bill.
"It'll be a challenge for us," Wills says. "Approaching 25 years as a band, to still be able to have challenges and want to face them is a great thing. We're excited about these shows. The Charlotte metalfest stands out because of how our loyal flag-bearing fans were like 'Cancel that show!' It was weird. The faithful were shook for some reason."
It's not as if 311 can't rock. Its new album, "Stereolithic," is full of the crunchy signature guitar hooks that made them famous, along with the laid-back sing/rap delivery. Wills thinks it's the band's best album in years.
"We'd been making some good music and making some good songs, but we hadn't put out a damn good album for the last 10 years," he says, crediting producer Scotch Ralston with helping refine the direction.
"Stereolithic" is by far 311's most collaborative album, with Wills contributing lyrics with songwriters Nick Hexum and SA Martinez.
"When we collaborate, there's something about it that goes along with the whole mixing up of styles and the dance with harmonies and hybrids," Wills says. "It makes a little more sense. Writing lyrics, there was way more of a committee with me, Scotch, Nick and SA. Seven songs we wrote together."
That gives Wills a deeper connection to the songs.
"It started with 'Sunset in July' on the last album and how fun that was to see people saying some of my words," he says. "Nick and I worked on the chorus together. More than anything, I'm just pushing him and SA into the directions they want to go and maybe making them cancel out things that wouldn't be top shelf.
"I have to think in their headspace. I'm not a vocalist, nor would anyone want me to be besides maybe my mom. I have to put on their thinking caps as well as bringing new stuff to the table. A lot of times I'm blurting out ideas. Those can turn into lyrics that people will remember and learn."
He thinks he's found a new niche.
"I love to collaborate, but it's been ... frustrating trying to write music that makes it through the filter to get to the album for me," says Wills of finding a home for a "square peg of an idea."
"It can be hard to make it fit. Lyrics and words and philosophies and emotions I can do with my eyes closed. I think I was made for this. It just took a while for them to let me in."
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State Legislator Robert Godfrey compared the budget process to making soup and that there are different ingredients that go into it. Yeah, soup. Not any soup I would want to eat.
I'm cutting our politicians a lot of slack here until we get the whole picture on the state budget. We'll know more tomorrow after Governor Malloy reveals in detail the rest of his budget. Meantime, I'm glad I quit smoking. I don't own a boat, or an airplane, so I'm saving tax dollars there. Now if I could quit driving, drinking (not at the same time) and buying over-the-counter remedies, I'd be in good shape.
I should think the sales tax on cosmetic surgery in Fairfield County alone could retire the deficit.
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The Blue Knight TV show was a 60 minute crime drama series on CBS about a Los Angeles cop who had turned down several promotions over his years on the force in order to remain a cop on the beat. He enjoyed keeping his neighborhood safe and became an integral part of the community.
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There were seven episodes of the Blue Knight TV show that were produced but were not broadcast due to the cancellation of the series in mid-season. Their titles were: "Everything in Life is 3 to 1 Against", "A Matter of Justice", "The Great Wall of Chinatown", "Point of View", "Throwaway", "Death Echo", and "The Man".
George Kennedy's first credited role was as a military policeman on the comedy series, "Sgt. Bilko (aka: The Phil Silvers Show)". If you still don't remember George, maybe you're more familiar with his role as the no nonsense aeronautical engineer Joe Patroni who was the only guy who could get those airplanes back safely in the "Airport" movies.
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Gambling On Baseball? The Game Grew Up On It, Says Texas A&M Historian In New Book
Gambling, Vaught writes, "was as much a part of baseball as pitching, hitting and running."
Vaught says today's fans might have a hard time even recognizing baseball as it was played back then.
There were few rules and for years, the batter could stand and hit the ball in any direction he wished, even behind him. No balls and strikes were called, and the game itself was usually called "Town Ball," not baseball.
Equipment was all hand-made and balls consisted of whatever could be molded into a round shape. Tree limbs or saw lumber were used for bats."It really wasn't until the 1880s or so that the game evolved into something resembling modern-day baseball," Vaught adds. The game thrived in various regions of the country, always because of its rural settings. In California, baseball was played during the Gold Rush days at the mining camps. In Minnesota and other states, the railroad was instrumental in the game's development because the train would stop every 8-10 miles between towns so farmers would have a way to transport crops, and the farmers from area towns would face off against each other in a ballgame while dealing their farm goods. The game especially thrived in Texas, where cotton farmers would meet on Sundays in a pasture and play before dozens, if not hundreds, of local town folk. Teams such as the La Grange Boll Weevils, the Saxons of Brenham, the Round Top Scrubs, the Carmine Stars and numerous others were comprised of cotton farmers out to have a good time and make a few dollars while doing so. Players and fans consisted primarily of German and Czech immigrants who had come to Texas many years earlier and they quickly became attracted to the game, as Vaught explains, because "picking cotton and playing baseball required fine hand-to-eye coordination and persistence, and Texas Germans excelled at both." Two players who truly personified the idea of baseball being a rural game were Hall of Fame pitchers Bob Feller and Gaylord Perry. Both grew up on farms – Feller in tiny Van Meter, Iowa and Perry in Williamston, N.C. – and both approached the game with a "country" hardball attitude and fierce sense of competition. "They were great examples of how baseball players developed in rural America," Vaught says. "Feller said often that growing up on a farm gave him the perfect skills and work ethic to be a good baseball player.
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Recent events have consistently demonstrated that cyber crimes present some of the most important and challenging issues our attorneys and legal system will have to confront now and in the future. For example, every second, 18 adults become a victim of cybercrime – that's more than one and a half million cybercrime victims each day globally.
This spring, I was thrilled to be a part of the UCLA Moot Court Cyber Crimes Competition – the first-ever national moot court competition devoted to cyber crime issues. Held on March 15th and 16th by the Moot Court Honors Program at UCLA School of Law, the competition was created to complement and enhance UCLA's role in training the next generation of cyber crime experts.
The event attracted distinguished judges and entrants from across the United States and Canada, many who had participated in previous years. The competition problem centered around two key issues:
(1) whether an "interception" occurs under the Wiretap Act when an individual uses a computer virus to acquire confidential log-in information stored by a victim's web browser shortly before the information is delivered to a financial institution over the internet
(2) whether the warrantless search of the contents stored on an arrestee's cellular phone exceeds the permissible scope of a search incident to a lawful arrest, when there is no reason to believe that the cellular phone contains evidence of the crime or poses a threat to officer safety
Students were vigorously challenged by these issues, which forced them to make and defend complex arguments under difficult questioning from the judges. The competition's judges, including Federal District Court Judge Gerald E. Rosen (Eastern District of Michigan), complimented the Moot Court Honors Board for developing such sophisticated and thoroughly researched problems.
In addition to UCLA School of Law, teams from UC Davis, Chapman University, University of Colorado, Santa Clara University, Louisiana State University, and University of San Diego participated.
We can't thank Symantec enough for their sponsorship of the competition each year. The sponsorship is just another example of Symantec's dedication to cyber security. By generously supporting the Cyber Crimes Competition, Symantec creates a space to train the next generation of lawyers in the complex legal arena of cybercrimes. This training in turn will help to ensure that our legal institutions are capable of maintaining cyber security well into the future no matter the changes in the legal landscape.
We're thrilled to offer this learning opportunity in a developing and crucially important area of the law. I was very excited by the competition's growth this year and look forward to continuing its growth and evolution next spring, and into the future.
Thomas W. Holm is the Director of the Lawyering Skills Clinical Program at UCLA School of Law.


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A 10-year-old Rodessa girl died this past weekend following a four-wheeler crash in north Caddo Parish.
The accident happened Saturday evening on private property in the 18000 block of Atlanta-Mira Road in Ida. Allison Paige Simmons died after being thrown from the quad.
Witnesses say five children were on-board a four-wheeler that had two rows of seating. One of the passengers said the vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed when its driver turned to avoid a large tree branch, throwing all five kids from the vehicle.
Deputies say none of the children were wearing helmets, and none were belted or using any form of restraint system.
The driver of the vehicle, a 12-year-old girl was taken to a local hospital. Three passengers, including a 13-year-old boy, a 12-year old girl and a 2-year old boy were taken to local hospitals.
Allison Paige Simmons was flown to a Shreveport hospital where she later died on Sunday.


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Is Google Recession Proof?
While everyone and his editor is getting canned, it looks as though search engine Google is doing just fine. According to Media Post's Search Insider, "Google racked up an 18% increase in paid clicks over Q3 2007, a 31% increase in revenue, and showed evidence that its costs are being reined in."
Must be nice.


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The Fly is a 1986 American science fiction horror film directed and co-written by David Cronenberg. Produced by Brooksfilms and distributed by 20th Century Fox, the film stars Jeff Goldblum, Geena Davis and John Getz. It is based loosely on George Langelaan's 1957 short story of the same name, which also formed the basis for the 1958 film. The score was composed by Howard Shore and the make-up effects were created by Chris Walas, who, along with makeup artist Stephan Dupuis won the Academy Award for Best Makeup.
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Americans Feel Less Patriotic About Midweek Fourth of July
Stars and stripes forever — except not on Wednesdays.
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Stars and stripes forever — except not on Wednesdays.
And his name is not Ron Swanson.
Democracy in action!
Then do we have the story for you!
After his bill passed.
Will they rename it the Rubenstein Monument?
What government overreach?
What's next, Farmville?
But just for a year.
Does anyone pay for porn in any medium?
Apple and Shake Shack!
Glitter! Glitter! Glitter!
The governor doesn't sound thrilled about a return to governing.
We've all been there.
What's more American than profits?
Just to show how "cute" the firearm was.
They do know, however, that sports seem to have taken a decided turn for the "effete."
Porn and video games are a civil right, he says.


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The guys learn from Willie that John Luke is going through his first break up. In order to make him feel better the men decide to take John Luke hunting for nutria, and impart their relationship wisdom. Phil and Kay have a famous pet photographer come to their house to take pictures of them and their canine pets. But having a yuppy pet photographer from the city interacting with country born and raised Phil Robertson becomes interesting.
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Jack Finney's 1955 science-fiction novel, The Body Snatchers, was adapted to film four times, the latest and, they say, the worst rendition in 2007 with Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig. Alien seed pods assume human form and take over their look-alikes, but devoid of emotion and in lock-step conformity. Reminds me that the Bible warns of invaders who will snatch the body of Christ in different times and places and replace it, or remake it, with alien elements. It happened in 1906 and is happening again in our time, in Brazil, the U.S., in many places.
• The Finney book was optimistic, with the alien pods leaving earth; the films less so. On the spiritual side, the truth of God will be victorious, but many a saint and congregation will turn to heretical dust before the Lamb closes the curtain of human history.
• A number of missionary families have left or will be leaving Brazil next month. Also, several of the first-generation Brazilian Christians are passing on, such as former elder Abramo Lucarelli who died Dec. 11. Such moments test the church, if its preachers and teachers have taken care to "entrust to faithful men who will be able to teach others also" (2 Timothy 2:22 Timothy 2:2
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• The first-generation missionaries rushed back to Brazil to protect the congregations against the discipling movement, now known as the International Church of Christ, when it appeared in the mid-1980s. National meetings were called to warn the brethren against the cult-like invasion. Some attempts were made, too, to warn the churches when factious anti-institutionals invaded churches. No such effort has been made to warn the churches about the progressives among us. Many brethren, both the first-generation workers and those now in the field, seem to have turned a blind eye to those who want to make the church into just another denomination. Some even partner with them or lend their name to cooperative efforts.
• Let's end on a brighter note. Brazil has the largest Japanese population outside of Japan, with most of them concentrated here in São Paulo state. So it was a natural decision for the church here in São José dos Campos to send help to Japan after the March 11 quake and tsunami. Last week, we received a thank-you letter and financial report from brethren involved in the relief effort there.
• The Japanese relief effort will run for three years, considering the great needs that exist there. The concern is that financial help may run out, Sasha Ingle, treasurer for the East Japan Disaster Relief Committee, wrote. So you or your congregation might consider a year-end donation toward this good work.
• 'Tis the season to be jolly, goes the Yuletide song. "For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven," said the Teacher (Ecclesiastes 3:1Ecclesiastes 3:1
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OAO Concern Sitronics, a Russian technology company planning to sell shares next year, said first- half profit fell 27 percent because of higher costs related to acquired companies.
Net income fell to $33.1 million from $45.3 million a year earlier, the Moscow-based company said in a statement on its Web site today. Sales rose 66 percent to $699.4 million under U.S. accounting rules.
Billionaire Vladimir Yevtushenkov's AFK Sistema, which controls Sitronics, plans to sell about 20 percent of the company in February. Sistema in June bought 51 percent of the telecommunications unit of Greece's Intracom Holdings SA (INTRK) for 120 million euros ($153 million), and said today it has an option to buy the rest.
``Telecommunications solutions remain the major generator of profit for Sitronics that to a high degree rely on sales to other companies within Sistema,'' said Konstantin Belov, an analyst with UralSib Financial Corp. in Moscow. ``It is good they are taking steps to decrease this dependency but the key issue is the Intracom Telecom consolidation and how it will bring profit.''
Sitronics said it reached a put option agreement for the remaining 49 percent of Intracom Telecom. The option kicks in two years after the acquisition of the 51 percent stake, and runs for 36 months. Under the agreement, the purchase price will be agreed by the parties or by an independent appraiser.
Increased Costs
First-half operating income before depreciation and amortization, or Oibda, fell 19 percent to $85.3 million.
``Profit was hurt as the company almost quadrupled its assets over the year, which entailed significant additional costs,'' said Alexander Boreyko, a company spokesman.
Sitronics's costs increased 82 percent to $529.3 million. In addition, depreciation and amortization costs more than quadrupled to $22.5 million.
Sitronics, which develops software and makes telecommunications equipment, microelectronic components and consumer electronics, also said it had a $4 million operating loss in its consumer electronics unit and a $5.4 million operating loss in electronics manufacturing.
Revenue at the telecommunications solutions division, which accounts for more than 50 percent of Sitronics' sales, more than doubled to $351.9 million.
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- Oct 30, 2006
Mazda CX-9 production begins
The CX-9 is Mazda's new seven-passenger CUV. It was unveiled at the NY Auto Show this past April and will hit showrooms in early 2007.
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Mazda CX-9 Production Line:
Mazda Starts Production of the CX-9, its Second Crossover SUV for the North American Market
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Fortnightly Tidal Modulations Affect Net Community Production in a Mesotidal Estuary
- Nicholas J. Nidzieko,
- Joseph A. Needoba,
- Stephen G. Monismith,
- Kenneth S. Johnson
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Optical in situ chemical sensors enable sampling intervals and durations that rival acoustic techniques used for measuring currents. Coupling these high-frequency biogeochemical and physical measurements in estuaries to address ecosystem-scale questions, however, is still comparatively novel. This study investigated how tides affect ecosystem metabolism in a mesotidal estuary in central California (Elkhorn Slough). Dissolved oxygen measurements were used to estimate the terms in a control volume budget for a tidal creek/marsh complex at tidal timescales over several weeks. Respiration rates were 1.6 to 7.3 g O2 m−2 day−1; net community production approached 20 g O2 m−2 day−1. We found that aquatic NCP integrated throughout the creek complex varied significantly over the spring-neap cycle. The intertidal contribution to aquatic metabolism was net heterotrophic during spring tides and generally in balance during neap tides because spring-tide marsh inundation was limited to nighttime, and therefore the marsh could not contribute any primary production to the water column. At the estuary scale, the fortnightly export of oxygen from the main channel to the intertidal was largely balanced by an advective flux up-estuary.
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- Title
- Fortnightly Tidal Modulations Affect Net Community Production in a Mesotidal Estuary
- Journal
Estuaries and Coasts
Volume 37, Issue 1 Supplement, pp 91-110
- Cover Date
- 2014-03-01
- 10.1007/s12237-013-9765-2
- Print ISSN
- 1559-2723
- Online ISSN
- 1559-2731
- Publisher
- Springer US
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Biogeochemical cycling
- Elkhorn Slough
- Tides
- Air-sea gas exchange
- Primary production
- Ecosystem metabolism
- Estuarine mixing
- Net community production
- Authors
- Nicholas J. Nidzieko (1)
- Joseph A. Needoba (2)
- Stephen G. Monismith (3)
- Kenneth S. Johnson (4)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Horn Point Laboratory, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, 2020 Horns Point Road, Cambridge, MD, 21613, USA
- 2. Institute of Environmental Health, Oregon Health & Science University, Mail Code HRC3 - 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road, Portland, OR, 97239, USA
- 3. Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Stanford University, 473 Via Ortega, Stanford, CA, 94305, USA
- 4. Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, 7700 Sandholdt Road, Moss Landing, CA, 95039, USA


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