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thank you. for those of you who don't know, i had done the automatic signature on my iphone, e-mail and it said bermstein because of the key bad. we'll have a high around 51, 52 and 5:00 47 degrees. it's a small key pad and a small font. we have clear skies this morning. a couple of clouds in the mountains but we're doing well. just cold. 28 in luray and culpeper this morning. 25 in petersburg and 32 in prince frederick. 35 in prince frederick. 32 in bowie from our weather watchers with 41 on the bay. this afternoon bright sunshine, north winds around 10 miles an hour with highs upper 40s to low 50s. monika, over to you. >> thank you, mr. bermstein. no matter who you are, we love you, howard. if you're planning to head around town, you're not going to love this because there's construction causing all of the slow traffic on the southbound side of 295 after eastern avenue and because of that, it's slowing things down. it's late clearing construction along the right side of the
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road. let's go a little further south on the northbound side of i-95. you can see all the yellow. it's slowing down woodbridge to the occoquan river. let's go to 395 closer to the 14th street bridge leaving shirlington. that still looks good heading for the bridge spanning. back over to -- bridge span. back over to the maps. the beltway looks pretty good. slowing down just a bit at new hampshire avenue. no issues on 270. we'll end with live look on the beltway at connecticut avenue. i'll be back with more coming up at 6:11. back to you guys. >> thanks a lot. a former chief psychiatrist at the f.b.i. is now battling d.c. government efforts banning him from prescribing narcotics to patients he says need them. >> dr. alen salerian will be making an appeal to the d.c. health department because he says his patients are dying. 9news reporter surae chinn is live in d.c. outside the licensing board with more on the drama that just keeps
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unfolding. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this doctor says he just wants to help his patients with debilitating pain. but he says he hasn't been able to ever since a former employee broke into his office. he says this person stole prescription pads, forged his name and started selling them up and down the east coast for 20 bucks a piece. he says one of these bogus prescriptions resulted in one death and the government officials blaming him now. d.c. police confirmed the burglary. the pain doctor is appealing to the d.c. license board for his license to prescribe class two prescription drugs. he says his patients are dying because the d.c. government won't allow him to prescribe the medicine they need. >> it's been a nightmarish experience because i'm being falsely accused of having murdered and having killed a young man. >> reporter: repeated calls to
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the d.c. health department went unanswered, but we do know that dr. salerian will be heading before the d.c. licensing board at 1:00 this afternoon here on north capitol street. back to both of you. >> surae chinn reporting live from northwest. while you were sleeping police found a car belonging to a man they say shot three people at a gas station in northeast d.c. last night. they have the car but they are still looking for the shooter. the victims, a woman and two men. they were innocent bystanders at this bp station on benning road. the shooter got into an argument with the station clerk, went to his car, grabbed a gun and began shooting. all three victims are expected to survive. a teenager already behind bars accused of murder is facing another murder charge. the charles county sheriff says the couple was out walking
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their dog when mebane shot them with an automatic weapon. the suspect was already in jail charged with the murder of a cab driver when investigators de the connection it the two cases. d.c. police arrested mebane and his juvenile girlfriend friday and charged them with the murder of mohammad quadar. last week the driver was shot in the head and left beside his burning cab. mebane is being charged as an adult. 6:04 now. the general petraeus plot thickens. defense secretary leon panetta is cautioning against people concluding that the u.s. commander in afghanistan general john allen, the one who replaced mr. petraeus, that he is guilty of misconduct based on the allegations that are under investigation right now. >> what started as an extramarital affair involving petraeus has evolved into a drama of intrigue and access with many wondering what's next. >> reporter: was it really just friday when we found out about the affair between the very much married now former c.i.a.
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director david petraeus and this woman, the also very much married biographer paula broadwell. you may know the affair came to light after this woman, 37-year- old married tampa mom jill kelley complained to a friend, an f.b.i. agent. that would be this person here that she was receiving threatening e-mails reportedly from broadwell launching an investigation. and that blue the lid on this -- blew the lid on this. general john allen, the top commander in afghanistan, the man who took petraeus's place is now being investigated. seems when the f.b.i. was looking into those e-mails, they also found 20,000 to 30,000 pages back and forth between jill kelley and allen. some say they're potentially inappropriate, maybe crossing the line. some say eastern a dear or sweetheart, there was nothing going o. in another twist, remember the f.b.i. agent, the one that started looking into the threatening e- mails? he's apparently now being investigated for sending
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shirtless pictures via e-mail over to kelley. he's now off the case. this is jill kelley's twin sister. what does she have to do with it? she's going through a nasty custody battle right now and allegedly both petraeus and allen both wrote letters on her behalf. full circle back to broadwell. f.b.i. agents did a search of her north carolina home with her okay and took eight to ten boxes with them. she's not talking and neither is petraeus but her father is. he told "the new york daily news" there's more. quote, this is about something else entirely and the truth will come out. there's a lot more that is going to come out. what that is i'm sure we'll find out soon. in northwest d.c., debra alfarone, 9news now. >> what's more? right now 6:06. jessica doyle is watching your money. she has another report for us. >> are you hot? >> i don't know. >> because you have the hottest deals going for christmas.
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>> check this out. look at that transition. all right. we're going to start this way. check him out. what do you get the person who has everything? a gift card of course. gift cards have yet again topped the list of the most wanted gifts this year by the biggest margin ever if you can believe that. americans are expected to ring up billions in gift card purchases the next few weeks but buyer beware. the fees attached to the cards have gotten a little trickier. with so many types of gift cards to choose from, it pays to read the fine print. despite new protections on fees and terms from the card act of 2009, a new survey shows consumers still need to be aware of what they're buying. bank rate looked at 63 gift cards, eight issued by banks and credit card companies, 55 from retailers and restaurants. cards you can use everywhere, the so-called general use gift cards were far more likely to have fees attached. purchase fees ranging from $2.95 all the way up to $6.95.
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enactivity fees could eat up $3 a month after the first year. the trade-off, though, you're buying more freedom. >> that's the biggest advantage of one of the general purpose gift cards is the flexibility it gives the person you give a gift card too the store branded gift cards you have to use at the chain or brand so it limits it but there are fewer fees that come with those kids. >> reporter: two-thirds said they would replace lost or stolen cards but some require you register the card or have a receipt. >> you should look on the back of the gift card to find out what they need to do to protect they will selves. >> reporter: 95% of the cards surveyed did not have an expiration date. there's another all purpose gift to keep in mind with no expiration date: cold hard cash. >> oh, yeah. >> we're rolling them out. even with all the fees, the gift cards are more popularren ever. the national retail federation find six in ten shoppers want to get a gift card.
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here are some other hot gift ideas for you. nearly half would like clothing or books, cds, dvds, videos or video gapes. >> the -- video games. >> the gift card to let me pick my own clothing. >> make it rain, baby. >> make it rain. >> thank you, jess. oh, my goodness. when we return, we want to get a little more serious and bring light to a pressing issue. >> hundreds of children are out there waiting to find a permanent and loving home while they're in foster care. >> up next, national adoption day. we'll be back.
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gldz howard here with your weather first. a cold morning. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. going to be a nice, sunny but chilly dai. 47 by -- day. 47 by noon. driving home still clear and 47. how, here's what it looks like on -- howards are here's what it looks like on the inbound side of 66. pretty typical this time of the morning. the pace improves till you get to route 50 and 123. more traffic coming up at 6:18. >> thanks, monika. each year tens of thousands of children turn 18 without ever having a family of their own. one mother experienced this firsthand so she and her husband who was adopted opened their home and hearts to four brothers. >> i grew up in the foster care system. i never got adopted and i was separated from my brother and
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sister when i grew up. so when we went on the adoption journey, we -- i knew that i wanted siblings. we were both in agreement that we wanted siblings. it was very important for me to keep a family together. >> saturday is national adoption day. joining me this morning is kathleen, itself executive director of the congressional coalition on adoption institution. thank you for being here with us. i talked to the dunns. they'ren incredible family. it's very rare that someone would take in siblings, especially four boys. how serious is the problem? what do you hope to accomplish with national adoption day? >> sure. it's a problem actually that i think we have the ability to solve. we have over 100,000 children from foster care who are awaiting today to find a family of their own. we purposely picked the saturday before thanksgiving because it's a special time of year for our country where we think about the importance of our families and the time we
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get together to celebrate that. >> as i said the dunns are incredible but what are some of the misconceptions about adopting from foster care that stops people from opening their homes? >> first of all i think people think they have to be some sort of super human hero. the fact is they have to be able to be a loving parent. a lot of people who have gone through the process and become empty nesters, that's a perfect situation or a single woman who hasn't yet found mr. right. these are the homes where children can find a loving and wonderful place to grow. so one of the things you don't have to be perfect to be the perfect parent. >> if you'd like to get more information about being this human being who just wants to open their heart and homes to children in need, what should they do? >> one of the great things about d.c. is the freddie mac foundation has an adoption expo on december 1. they invite people from the area to come and learn more about adoption. that's one of the ways or they can visit the adoption day website. >> that website we have on our website at wusa9.com.
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it's this coming saturday. if you can open your heart and your home to a child in foster care. a pleasure meeting you. >> thank you. >> mike, howard? >> thanks, andrea. weather is here now. i enjoy autumn, my favorite season of the year. it sure feels like it now. >> chilly, brink, frosty this morning. -- brisk, frosty this morning. a lot of frost on the pumpkin so to speak. it's going to be one of those bright, brisk days with highs in the upper 40s and low as. as you head toward the bus stop this morning, grab a heavy jacket with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. thankfully the winds are fairly light and sunrise not for a little while. maybe another half-hour or so. we have this cool looking sky in the east. expect sunny skies all day long. 47 by noon. by 3:00 49. i think we could manage to get up to 51 which is where we snuck up to yesterday afternoon. 46 at 6:00. the official high yesterday was 65. that happened right after midnight. this morning we're down to 30 in ashburn and also in centreville. it is 33 in bethesda.
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fort belvoir you're below freezing at 41 with 29 in -- at 31 with 29 in bowie. another beautiful picture here. a little pink on the eastern horizon behind the capitol. that's a pretty city. a windchill of 31 at national and north, northeasterly wind at 8 miles an hour. front from yesterday, there it is. it's off shore. so behind it we had some high pressure building in. it's clear and cold. these clouds that you see, high thin ones moving through indianapolis and over toward areas like champagne, illinois, that's going to be coming in for tonight and tomorrow. so today will be really a very sunny day. then we'll watch some clouds moving our way and with this system coming across the country, in the carolinas, some moisture from the gulf and atlantic will build. tomorrow we'll watch the rains passing well to our south coming out of georgia into south and north carolina by tomorrow morning. a few of the clouds will blow up north on top of us. these should be generally high thin clouds. we'll go partly sunny tomorrow.
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temperatures not that much different from today or friday or saturday. low 50s, maybe mid-50s by saturday. so looking at the forecast then, we've got temps today only about 51. it will abbright, sun -- to be a bright, sunny dry day. some upper 20s. clear to partly cloudy. tomorrow partly sunny, 52. friday a mix of sun and clouds, 53. saturday looks like partly sunny and 55. questions for sunday, pond and tuesday -- monday and tuesday with a possible coastal storm should it develop it will be closer to the coast and will be rainier than what i'm showing. right now we'll keep a chance of a shower in with highs around 50. a couple of issues have popped up around town now. good morning, everybody. if you're planning to head on the southbound side of 295, that construction after eastern avenue was cleared but left slow traffic. if you're planning to head southbound on 270 near route 80, you want to watch out for the accident activity here on the shoulder but causing delays
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i'd say about 16 miles an hour as you travel that stretch toward route 80 and a little further down. let's go back over to a live picture right now. first of all if you're planning to head here on the beltway at connecticut avenue, everything is final. back over to the maps -- is fine. back over to the maps on the northbound side of 95, a disabled vehicle at ie qai ya hash owe eaquia harbor. back with more in a few minutes. it is 6:18. time for another look at our question of the morning. what word did most married couples use to describe their spouse? is it a, understanding, b, stubborn or c, forgetful? we keep talking to women. men, what do you think? >> ronda jones says i'm going with b because it can be so true in some cases. >> we'll have more of your responses and the correct answer in 30 minutes. men, we want to hear what you think. >> if you answer the question of the day correctly on our
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welcome back. 6:22. your weather fir. it's a cold, -- first. it's a cold, clear morning out there. just a few clouds on the horizon. i want to show you this. nice pictures once again behind the capitol dome this wednesday morning. you'll need the jacket. 47 by noon. so sunglasses as well. high of 51. by 6:00 we're back down in the mid-40s with more 20s and 30s overnight tonight. michael? >> thank you, howard. 6:22 now. democrat nancy pelosi today will announce whether or not she will continue in her role as house minority leader or possibly step down. she has asked female democrats in the house, including some
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incoming freshmen, to join her at a news conference. she became the first woman to ever lead a party caucus in the house or the senate. after the 2006 mid-term election, she became the first ever female speaker of itself house -- speaker of the house. making news at this hour, 6:23, the man who accused elmo puppeteer kevin clash of having sex with him when he was just 16 years old is now recanting his story. the man now in his early 20s says his sexual relationship with clash was adult and consensual. clash says, quote, he's relieved this painful allegation has been put to rest. this week sesame workshop announced clash was taking a leave of absence following the accusation. nearly two dozen area schools are possibly going to be closed. at a news conference d.c. school's chancellor kaya henderson released a list of 20 schools she thinks could be closed during the current school year. she says the schools were chosen because of low enrollment, percentage of the buildings that were actually
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being used and the condition of those buildings. for a complete list of the schools that may possibly close, parent dos have a say on this as well as -- parents do have a say on this as well as they move forward, go to our website wusa9.com. a local medical drama. this one is not on television. >> but it does involve an office break-in, stolen prescription pads, allegations after drug ring and forged signatures. we'll have that story. right now here's monika. >> a couple of long slow stretches. you're looking at a live picture from our sky 9 at route 28. this all begins out of manassas to centreville and then brake lights again as you leave route 50 toward 123. i'll be back with more traffic coming up in a few minutes. you're watching 9news now. we'll be right back. [ harry umlaut ] here we go.
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we're back. this is the place you can always get your weather first. here's a view of one of our new cameras. a beautiful sunrise shot as we head into wednesday morning. >> the different shades of blue and pink there. very, very pretty. thank you for starting your wednesday with us. good morning. i'm andrea roane. i'm mike hydeck. bundle up. temperatures in the 30s. close to freezing in some places. howard bernstein live on the weather terrace with the jacket and gloves. >> thankfully the winds are fairly light. it is a cold morning, a frosty
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morning but thankfully it will be a nice, sunny day. here's a look at another beautiful picture for you. looking east toward the capitol dome with a little pink in the background this morning. still about 20 minutes or so from sunrise. we will have a sunny day. by noon 47. 5:00 47 with a high around 51 degrees in d.c. that happens about 2:00, 2:30 i believe and sunset at 4:55. the clouds are well east of us with the showers off shore. we've seen a few clouds come down out of pennsylvania to northern maryland, western maryland, parts of the northern shenandoah valley. for the most part it's clear and cold with 27 luray. 25 petersburg. even a few upper teens out of the mountains of west virginia and here in d.c. 37 going up to about 51. i'll be back in a few minutes and show you the seven-day forecast through the weekend. right now we go to monika with timesaver traffic. if you're planning to head around town, no problems to report other than the slow traffic. you see all that red here on the southbound side of 295. this was earlier construction
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near eastern avenue. it was cleared by left all of that slow traffic for you. so as you travel through cheverly and trying to get into the northeast corridor, be aware of that slowdown although the lanes are open. i'm going to zoom into the beltway north of town which i'm happy to say is actually kind of better than normal. on the outer loop slowing down right around new hampshire avenue. of course you're going to hit the brakes a time or two as you head for university boulevard. let's take a live look outside and show what you it looks like at connecticut avenue. it breaks loose toward 270 and the bethesda area. back to the maps this time to the other side of town. senior maryland, route 4, route 5, route 301 no issues to report. traveling through oxon hill to the wilson bridge you're fine. here's what it looks like in oxon hill. by the way in prince george's county, 34 rght street at -- 34th street at 1st street, watch out for that activity. i'm going to end with a pretty shot of downtown d.c. back to
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you. >> thank you. time to toss it over to our partners at cbs this morning. gayle king is in new york. gee, gayle, i can't imagine what you guys are covering this morning. >> oh, one direction was in town the other night. madonna was here. we can talk about that or we could talk about the general. good morning to you, mike and andrea. senator john mccain will be with us today. we'll ask him about the petraeus sex scandal, the benghazi hearings and the possibility of susan rice becoming the next secretary of state. a lot of republicans want to hit the reset button. we'll hear from a group of romney supporters in virginia about his loss, the president and the future of the republican party. those stories and more when we see you at 7:00. mike and andrea, see you soon. >> have a good day, gayle. see you at the top of the hour. a former chief psychiatrist at the f.b.i. is fighting the d.c. government's ban against him. they want alen salerian to stop
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writing prescriptions for powerful pain medications. >> he makes an appeal today to the d.c. health department. surae chinn is live with more. good morning, surae. >> reporter: good morning you to, andrea and mike. yeah, the doctor hasn't been able to prescribe or help his patients since april. that's when he was stripped of his ability to prescribe the class two narcotics since april as i mentioned, ever since a man he said was a former employee who broke into his office. the pain doctor says a former employee stole prescription pads and alleged they were forging his signature and selling it for 20 bucks each in a drug ring. one of those bogus prescriptions resulted in at least one death. saleria na appears before the d.c. health department licensing board to fight for his licensto prescribe. he prescribes pain medication less consendingtively than
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other dock -- conservatively than other doctors. now he says his patients are dying because the d.c. government won't allow him to prescribe the medication they need. we talked with some of his patients. >> can't get up to go to the bathroom for fear of pain. >> the bad part about it is it's taken away my quality of life with my family. >> reporter: obviously his patients looking like they are suffering and some of those patients are expected to be here on north capitol street outside of the licensing board. today they're supposed to gather around noon. the doctor is expected to have his hearing at 1:00 today. back to you. >> thank you, surae chinn reporting live from northwest. good news for former d.c. council chairman kwame brown of sorts this morning. as long as he stays out of trouble, he won't spend time in jail for a campaign finance violation. a judge sentenced brown to 30 days in jail but suspended the sentence. earlier yesterday a federal
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judge sentenced hito one day in custody followed by six months of home detention for lying on loan applications. he also has to complete 480 hours of community service. brown admitted to both crimes in june. a setback for prosecutors regarding the man called the east coast rapist. in a prince william county courtroom yesterday, suspect aaron thomas was expected to accept a plea deal. but when he appeared before the judge, he said he wasn't sure he knew what he was doing. so now it appears the case is headed for trial. thomas is charged with rape and abduction in an attack on three teenagers halloween night in 2009. the acting chief executive of the long island power authority is resigning. it's effective at the end ever the year -- of the year. it comes amid growing backlash from superstorm sandy. new york governor andrew cuomo announced plans to have a special commission investigate the utility company. a group of long island residents filed a class action lawsuit against the company for its response to the storm.
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it's been two weeks since sandy hit and still 250,000 long island residents are waiting for their power to come back on. jessica doyle is back with your money report. >> higher taxes that could hit us all pretty hard. >> talks are continuing in wact to avoid the so-called fiscal live. it's a mix of tax increases and spending cuts that will take effect next year if lawmakers don't stop them. republicans and democrats have less than 50 days to come up with that agreement. today president obama will meet with top american c.e.o.s to get their thoughts. yesterday labor leaders went to the white house to discuss the tax increases and spending cuts set to take effect in the new year. if things don't change, tax cuts will expire in january. the tax policy center estimates the average household faces tax increases of $3500. let's look at a breakdown here. the tax policy center is estimating if we drop off the
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fiscal cliff, taxes could get hiked by more than $500 billion next year, nearly 90% of americans would be facing more in taxes, mainly because of the expiration of a cut in social security taxes and many of the bush era tax cuts simply going away. low income households would pay more due to the expiration of tax credits in the 2009 stimulus. higher income households would be hit harder by higher tax rates on ordinary income, capital gains, and dividends as well as new health reform taxes. in the meantime americans don't have a lot of faith that congress will get the job done here. a new poll shows many americans think lawmakers are simply too far apart. they think the lame duck congress won't reach a deal. well, it sort of looks a little rough when you look at it from the outside but there seems to be rumblings of compromises if you look at the verbiage of how people's statements are coming out, that
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there may be some way they change the write offs is one thing i've heard. >> one thing they've been talking about too, when you're talking about raising taxes on high income earners, the plan as it stands right now everybody earning over $250,000 individually a year, there's a lot of maybe bipartisan support gathering steam for raising that income threshold to a million dollars a year. the problem is that's not going to raise a lot of money because that's only 2% of americans. >> this isn't going to raise a lot of money anyhow. it's mostly symbolic that everybody is in there doing their part. >> there are big problems. the child tax credit will hit americans very hard. >> we usually talk about that a lot on mind over money. thank you. when we return, two local high schoolers are recognized by their community as a leader. >> meet the super teens coming up. plus, we also have a surprise for them. you don't want to miss it. stay here.
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it is 6:41 and 47 degrees.
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-- 37 degrees. you have everything clear except to one area on the southbound side of 29 a after eastern avenue. -- 295 after eastern avenue. both on the bw parkway and route 50 trying to get through the area with the lanes open. heading to the northbound side of i-95 near dale city an accident blocks the right lane. let's take a live look at 395 near duke street. that's bunching up from duke to seminary road. the lanes here are at least open. if you're planning to head over to the other side of town, 95 coming in from baltimore, 29, 32 out of columbia, no problems to report here. 295 as you head for the beltway, you're fine and then again don't forget built delay inside the beltway on the bw parkway heading on to 295 where we had that earlier construction. let's take another live look outside. this time we're heading over to the beltway at connecticut avenue. the outer loop slowing down from 95 toward university boulevard. then it clears up at connecticut avenue. 270 is usual. going to be slow as you leave
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frederick down toward 1 on 9 and 12 -- 1 on 09 and -- 109 and 121. let's look at our camera north on 95 looks okay once you're in the district here. all the potomac and anacostia river crossings are final. such a nice shot looking here into the downtown area. let's see if we can take another look maybe at our chart camera this time on the beltway south of town. here's what it looks like at route 210 for the wilson bridge. all of your southern maryland corridors are looking good as well. that's it for traffic. i'll be back at 6:58. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. as you can see, we can see now because the sun is coming up and here's -- we have a new camera. >> it overlooks the potomac. you can check it out. absolutely beautiful as the sun comes up over the horizon. remember a few days ago on the weekend we had 71, 72 degrees. but fall is here. if you peek outside, you're talking low to mid-30s. >> we're warm, 37 degrees but howard is here to tell us some
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of our neighbors were in the 20s last night. >> even teens this morning in some -- this morning. some of our folks watching us out in west virginia, had an 18 called in. >> i forgot to say good morning to tiwanda. she was in the jurors office yesterday. i had to do jury duty. thank you. she commented on our diwali dancing. she was laughing but she loves us. >> you looked like you were dancing. i looked like i was being head up. i'll just put it that way. >> good morning to you and all the men and women in the juror office yesterday. >> our bus stop forecast is a cold one. generally 20s and 30s with sunrise in just a few minutes. so you need to bundle up. grab the shades because it is going to abbright, sunny day -- to be a bright, sunny day. temperatures climbing into the 40s and 50s. we'll get to about 51. some spots staying in the upper 40s. most of the day in the 40s. back to 48 after the 51-degree high. by 8:00 p.m. 43. cold this morning. we've got 20s in a few spots.
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even upper teens locally. 37 in d.c. with 30 in gaithersburg. 40 thanks to the warmer waters right around the patuxent river naval air station. that's about the statement in annapolis. pretty sky to the east. sunrise in just a few minutes. 37 degrees. but it feels like 31. this is our michael & son weather camera we're checking out with a northeasterly wind at 8 miles an hour. the barometer 30.53. looking at the satellite and radar, here's yesterday morning's cold front way out in the atlantic of the over us clear skies and then the clouds you're seeing out here, a couple sprinkles and stuff, that will be with us tonight and tomorrow so skies will get partly cloudy tonight, partly sunny tomorrow. the forecast today we're looking at a temperature about 51. again some areas may stay in the 40s. north winds 10 miles an hour. tonight 36, partly cloudy skies. tomorrow 52, chilly. we may see a sprinkle south and east thursday night but friday a mix of sun and clouds, 53. the weekend looks a little better than yesterday. still okay saturday, 55 of the sunday and monday just depends
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on exactly where that coastal storm ends up. if it's off shore, we're okay. if on shore we'll be colder and wetter. kids these days are involved in so many things but what does it become to -- does it take to become a leader? i'm joined by two students who know the answer to that. they have been named the youth of the year by the potomac chamber of commerce. congratulations, you two. we love this stuff. guess what? we have a very important message for you from some important people. >> jonathan, i am so excited and happy for you. you epitomize everything that's good about what you do today, your academics, your community service, your athletics, your caring. our' such a mentor and example for all of students here at bullis. we congratulate you on this outstanding award. >> lindsay.
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Kali Yoga,
3423 14th Street NW
between Monroe & Meridian on 14th.
Columbia Heights. Washington, DC
all that we ask is that you practice three days a week. you'll breathe and move a bit. then some more. then, things get really neat.
we teach one-on-one in a group setting. Because of this, absolutely anyone can practice! (yes, even you. especially you.)
students come and go freely. there is no "start time" after the first few weeks– just arrive with enough time to take practice before the doors close.
everyone has a sequence they are working on. sequences are made up of postures and breath work, and the instructor is there to help if you need it. do the sequence you've been taught as you've been taught. easy.
try not to disturb the room as you come and go. the practice space is held mostly quiet, except for the sound of deep breathing and verbal instruction to individual students.
the room is pretty focused, so it might appear quite serious.
appearances can be deceiving.
"life is too important to be taken seriously" — oscar wilde
brand new to ashtanga?
each day, you'll show up and learn a little bit of the sequence. students can expect their first few days to be ~30 minutes. as you learn more, naturally the length of time practicing will grow.
for the first week, you'll likely be assigned a start time that fits your schedule. by the end of the first week, most students are quite autonomous, receiving help and instruction only as necessary.
if a bit nervous or curious (or both!), you are welcome to stop by and observe before joining.
established ashtangi?
show up anytime. maybe just do primary the first day, if you plan on sticking around for a while.
new students:
What is Yoga?
To practice yoga means to make efforts to better understand your self. Yoga is when you're totally at peace with yourself and the world around you– and in order to do that, you gotta get to know yourself.
So how do I do that? By paying attention to your body and your breath, as well as your relationship to gravity. The body is a super-duper tool for observation, and that's what ashtanga vinyasa yoga is all about.
Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga? What's that?
Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga is a physical practice (a moving mediation) designed to still the mind, bring ease to the body, and guide the practitioner to an awareness of their true self.
Ashtanga refers to a method of stilling the chatterings of the mind through an 8-fold path. In fact, this stilling of the mind is the essence of yoga— period.
Vinyasa refers the sequential order of things. Because we're doing a movement practice, we're sequencing breath and movement. "Vinyasa" in this context is the specificity of breath and movement.
Yoga, ultimately, is an appreciation of the world around you and your place in it. Seeing life as it actually is versus how we have been conditioned to experience it. The eight fold path is outlined in a book called "The Yoga Sutras" written by the Sage Patanjali. This stuff is pretty old and pretty awesome.
What Is Mysore? I guess firstly, the questions could be "where is Mysore?" Mysore is a city in southern India in the state of Karnataka. Two revolutionary yoga teachers, Krishnamacharya and Patthabi Jois, spent many years teaching here. "Mysore," for our intents and purposes, refers to the style of teaching perfected in that southern city. Ashtanga yoga has been taught this way in Mysore for nearly 100 years!
What separates "mysore style" ashtanga yoga from other styles? Students are instructed individually in a group setting. Starting with a few sun salutations and a few closing postures, each student gradually learns their practice from their teacher piece-by-piece. Though most start somewhere around three days a week, a student is encouraged to work up to six-days a week of practice in order to best experience ashtanga yoga. As the student is able to memorize more-and-more of their practice, eventually they will hit a challenging posture that takes a bit more work than the ones before it. This is where the students and the teacher work together to make the impossible possible.
What if I can't remember the sequence? That's why the teacher is there! This is a practice that grows with student, and for many folks, choreography can be quite challenging! Not to worry, its why the mysore room is better than a DVD. A DVD won't correct you. Because we are all growing a practice from the ground up—every day working— ashtanga vinyasa yoga, as taught in the mysore setting, is truly the only all-levels class out there. Appropriate for everyone, the practice is taught gradually, giving you time to memorize and explore.
At DC Ashtanga, we honor natural rhythms and cycles. Bearing that in mind, we observe new and full moons as rest days. No practice, take rest.
Monday, June 20th
Monday, July 4th
Tuesday, July 19th
Tuesday, August 2nd
Thursday, August 18th
Thursday, September 1st
Friday, September 16th
Friday, September 30th
Sunday, October 16th
Sunday, October 30th
Monday, November 14th
Tuesday, November 29th
Tuesday, December 13
Thursday, December 29th
we have found that many students enjoy learning via long-form explanations of particular themes. results suggest that taking the time in these intimate workshops proves beneficial to an individual's daily mysore style practice.
water: drink plenty. but not in the room.
food: don't eat before practice. it's early, anyway.
clothes: not too loose, not too tight.
hygiene: bathe before practice. come natural. please, no lotions or scented products.
bring: mat (manduka pro is our favorite), big towel, hand towel.
talk about ashtanga less than you practice it.
regular practice has been widely reported to bring great benifit. Inconsistent practice's results can be…inconsistent.
come to practice. no one ever says "i wish I hadn't practiced today."
michael joel hall has…
been practicing yoga for his entire adult life.
is a level 2 authorized teacher of Ashtanga yoga, authorized by Sharath Jois at the KPJAYI.
continues to study with Sharath Jois, David Garrigues, and Rolf Naujakat.
maintains a modest sitting practice, having learned vipassana meditation at the Dhamma Mahavana Vipassana Mediation Centre.
practiced at length in the Iyengar tradition. apprenticed with Kristen Krash.
spent time with the Sivanandis at the Sivananda Ashram on Paradise Island.
studied public relations [george mason university] and worked in comedy club hospitality [dc improv].

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We didn't do Sunday lunch this week, as we were decorating. Came to Wickes for DIY products and decided to try the cafe. Thought it must be good because of the queue. Me and my wife decided to have pie chips peas and gravy. WOW! After eating that, don't feel like decorating anymore lol. The food was hot and tasty,...
Honestly don't know where all these bad reviews are coming from, every time I've gone to Beejays I could not complain! food fresh hot and good value for money, the staff are welcoming, friendly and couldn't do enough for me. Even when I have had deliveries from this cafe the food has been hot, on time and faultless! Would recommend...
Ordered chips and gravy with the rest of my colleagues, when the order turned up the lady took the money and went without giving us chance to check the order was all there or that the money was right, my food wasn't there so when we called back we were told that if i wanted the food i would have...
Have ordered from here a couple of times as they deliver to our work place, on numerous occasions they have got orders wrong, short changed us, over charged us, sent us chips and gravy that I can only describe as tasted and smelt like cow muck (literally) but today was the final straw when we ordered to the office, firstly...
If you are looking for well priced comfort food Bee Jays is the place for you.
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I live pretty close to Bee Jays. Staff are always friendly, food is very reasonably priced, big portions, and always hot. It's a favourite place to go when we have friends round at the weekend, as it saves us cooking breakfast/washing up, and everyone can have exactly what they want! My husband loves the liver and onions too.
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My family use this cafe regularly have done for years ..always enjoyed everything we have and the staff are always and i mean always polite x Today they even went above and beyond once more ..i have recently had a new puppy and hes not the best eater and is a little on the skinny side ..but for some reason...
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In the pregame post earlier today, I complained that every time I count the Toronto Maple Leafs out, they seem to pull out a win. So, I called it the other way. I predicted the Leafs would handily beat the San Jose Sharks by a score of 5-1, and that Tyler Bozak would score two goals.
Never. Ever. Listen to me.
The Sharks made quick work of the Leafs tonight, taking advantage of a completely brain-dead Toronto team that could neither score a goal or prevent one from being scored on them. San Jose gets the 7-0 shutout win, and I feel great embarrassment and will never write another pregame post again.
Report: Nylander Still Feeling Effects of WJC Concussion
Justin Fisher
January 09 2016 07:10PM
We've finally got an update on William Nylander's status following a blindside hit-to-the-head that knocked him out of the World Juniors Championships, and unfortunately, it's not great.
According to Damien Cox on Saturday Headlines, Nylander's concussion symptoms prevented him from flying back to Toronto from Helsinki until this past Wednesday. Now that he's back and under the Leafs medical staff's care, he'll begin his return-to-play concussion protocol.
LGD: Leafs Visit San Jose
Justin Fisher
January 09 2016 01:33PM
The last time these two teams met just a few weeks back, Garret Sparks got the start and immediately got injured. Jonathan Bernier would come on in relief and give up five goals in a 5-4 OT loss to the Sharks. Tonight, Bernier will get an opportunity to exact some revenge. Not only for the loss, but for the loss of his goaltending comrade.
We miss you, Garret. <3
Nylander's WJC is Done, Arcobello and Bibeau Loaned to Marlies
Justin Fisher
January 03 2016 09:23AM
According to the IIHF official website, William Nylander's WJC tournament is over.
Nylander was the victim of a blindside hit to the head by Switzerland's Chris Egli in Sweden's first game of the preliminary round and hasn't touched the ice since. Nobody has confirmed that it's a concussion issue, but one can assume since it almost always is with these kinds of hits.
William Nylander was the victim of a dirty blindside hit and hasn't returned to the game. https://t.co/zcjUEKYrps pic.twitter.com/QxnMniXpat— The Leafs Nation (@TLNdc) December 26, 2015
According to the IIHF report, Nylander will be leaving the tournament immediately and returning to Toronto, not long after Maple Leafs GM Lou Lamoriello arrived in Helsinki to meet with Team Sweden officials and discuss Nylander. You have to imagine that Lou simply went to shut down any notion that Nylander could return later in the tournament.
LGD: Leafs Kick Off 2016 Against Blues in Toronto
Justin Fisher
January 02 2016 02:01PM
Maybe this is the 2016 World Juniors Championships talking, but Toronto needs to stop winning against NHL teams that are better than them. I mean, the 3-2 shootout victory over Pittsburgh on Wednesday night not only pushed the Leafs higher up the league standings but they also sincerely need Pittsburgh to make the playoffs this year. Remember - Toronto doesn't get that Pittsburgh first round pick from the Phil Kessel deal this year if the Pens miss out.
Tonight, Toronto hosts the fourth-place St. Louis Blues; a team they've already beaten once this season. And Toronto needs to lose, damn it. I mean, did you see Patrik Laine this morning?


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DPM: So you and Sonnie Trotter are always singled out as "Canadian Climbers" is there something to this, deeper than national pride?
Sean: I've known Sonnie ever since I was a very young climber and he was always the person that I was striving to be like. In 2002, he put up Canada's hardest route at the time
Superman 5.14c in Cheakamus canyon. I wanted to climb as well as him so I knew I had
to do that route. Sonnie is always psyched to climb with people and recently he's also really into photography. I think it's special to be from Canada because we have a tenth of
the population of the US and yet we still can produce top level athletes.
DPM: You seem to really enjoy the comp scene how was the ABS Nationals this year? Do you enjoy comp climbing as much as outdoor? The competition always seems to be stiff with the winner coming down to who is on there "A" game that day?
Sean: I enjoy competing just as much as I like climbing outdoors. Usually during the summer, I'm training in a gym to prepare for upcoming World Cup competitions. When I go outside for a day of climbing or bouldering, it's usually training just to try and get stronger for my comps. Last year, I spend most of the year competing and I didn't spend more than a week at one outdoor spot. The only exception was the time that I went climbing in Gorges Du Loup where I stayed and climbed for a whole month. One of my biggest goals in the World Cups is to just make finals. In bouldering, 6 make finals and in lead, 8 make finals. Once you're in finals, you already know you're an extremely good climber. I find that in finals, I'm a lot more relaxed because the worse I can do is 6th place which is amazing for me! I take that mentality and I think "what if" I win? Last year, I made finals twice for bouldering and came 3rd and 4th respectively. I also made finals in the last 3 lead World Cups I entered and came in 7th, 3rd, and then 6th respectively. It does come down to who has their A game that day, but usually the people that have been seriously training for the comps and is mentally ready to climb do the best.
DPM: The comp scene in Europe is really shifting how we do things in America? For the better?
Sean: I enjoy competing in Europe because they've been doing it so much longer than us. I find that some comps in North America are sometimes a bit scrambled to get off the ground and even during some of the comp days, there are slight delays. Since they've been holding comps for many more years than us, they're already over that stage and they can usually run a comp exactly on schedule. The IFSC rules are the official rules of World Cup climbing and I can only imagine that if climbing got into the Olympics one day, they've adopt those rules. I figure I want to be the most prepared for my European experiences so I try to train and compete in as many comps as I can.
DPM: This last summer you were in Magic Wood and got to climb with some hardcore boulderers what were you working on?
Sean: Unfortunately, I only got to climb in Magic Woods for 2 days. I got there and met up with Nalle Hukkataival and Chuck Fryberger who were in the process of filming for the film "Pure". Since I've only climbed in Magic Wood for a day before that, I figured I'd get to climb with some strong climbers and also get a mini-tour around the forest. It was great, Nalle knew all the problems and I tried whatever looked cool or whatever we were in front of. Nalle and Chuck had many ideas of what they wanted to film so we had a pretty good plan on where we wanted to be. Since it was my first time really bouldering there I got to see most of the main forest and a lot of high profile boulders including "Practice of the Wild" and "New Base Line". During my 2 day bouldering trip, I managed to red point a couple of problems around the V12 level.
DPM: Tell us about the problem Sunny Side Up? Any tie to your fellow Canadian?
Sean: Sonnie Side Up was found by Canadian climber Sonnie Trotter, hence the name. I
thought about naming it "Sonnie Side Up" but I thought many people wouldn't get the pun... Sonnie found the problem as he was hiking around Hueco tanks and told me about it. When I looked at the problem with Sonnie, he thought the whole thing would weigh in at 13 or 14. I wasn't sure, but the day after he leave, we went out and tried it. It took me a handful of tries to do the throw in the middle and it was getting dark so I figured I'd have to go for the red point the next day. Although it was really hot the next day, I managed to complete the whole line in about another hour. I graded the problem V12 but a few other people will have to climb the line before a real grade gets established. Jamie Chong, also from Canada, filmed my second day of work on the problem and I put up a video on You Tube as well as my website http://seanmccoll.com
DPM: You seem to shift frequently from routes to bouldering. Which style is more you? Where do you see your goals in the climbing game?
Sean: I can't live without climbing boulder and routes. Sometimes I get sick of getting so pumped out of my mind so I start trying boulders. Sometimes I get sick of not being able to pull a super hard move, so I go and find a nice long 14a with no move harder than V4. I like the feeling of being able to climb both. I love the feeling of climbing up 30m and clipping draws as I go up but then again, I love the feeling of trying 100% for only a minute before letting go. For me, I actually don't know what I'm better at. Over the years, I've managed to red point a few 14c's and a few V14 but in comparison to the numbers that other climbers are putting up, it's pretty small. I consider myself more of a competition climber who loves to climb outdoors as well. Also, I get very frustrated with moves that I can't do, if I can't do a route in 5 tries, I usually move on. With bouldering, if I can't do the boulder in 1 or 2 days, I look for a new one. Some of the exceptions to these rules are for very hard boulders and routes where I know it should take me longer than 2 days.
DPM: Lastly, how big is sponsorship and for the community to help climbers? It seems there are few that can climb on sponsored money with out other income, where do you think with regards to pay/sponsorship the sport should head?
Sean: Sponsorship helps me enormously. I love all the sponsors that I have and I feel that I have a good relationship with every one. Obviously, if a company can offer me money, it's much better than if they can't because it means I'll have to spend less time trying to make money, and more time climbing outdoors and attending competitions. Whenever I'm at home in Vancouver, Canada, I try to work 2-4 days a week so that I can save up my money for competitions in Europe, the States and even across Canada. I know that there are many other climbers that make much more money than me but I tried not to get worried about it. I'm already fortunate enough to be able to travel to Europe for 4 months out of every year and I'm very thankful for that. I couldn't have the climbing life that I have right now without my sponsors, my family or my friends. They all play important roles in my life. It's hard to see where sponsorship should be heading, I think that it will head in the direction of any other sport; the more people that watch the sport, the more the companies will be able to offer their athletes. I'd like to thank all my sponsors: La Sportiva, Petzl, Blurr, Flashed, Ryders and Sequence.


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What is the silence of the six, and what are you going to do about it?
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I love seeing boundaries being pushed and seeing the future of books. Despite the conspiracy theory theme of this novel, it is as hopeful as I am for where we're going.
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This paper examines the hypothesis that the strong reduction in the effect of school quality on housing prices from the inclusion of boundary fixed affects can be attributed to uncertainty associated with school assignment near attendance zone boundaries, rather than unobserved neighborhood attributes. We examine this hypothesis using repeated cross-sections of housing transactions near school district boundaries in Connecticut since these boundaries are primarily town boundaries and for the most part have not changed in many decades. However, once we control for the across boundary neighborhood quality differences that are likely to arise over time with permanent boundaries, we find fairly small effects of test scores on property values; findings that are very similar to the findings of traditional studies based on attendance zone boundaries.
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In addition, the Kyocera KM-C4035E print and scan drivers are Microsoft Vista Premium certified. "The business color market has experienced huge growth over the past year. Users continue to demand higher-performance, cost-effective color and monochrome printing, and advanced scanning solutions for the office environment," said Bill Cassidy, associate director, product and solutions marketing for Kyocera Mita America, Inc. "With great color output and unparalleled reliability, this is truly the perfect product for any office environment looking for a simple solution which will increase their productivity and help control their costs."
Kyocera KM-C4035E - 40GB system hard disk drive
The Kyocera KM-C4035E utilizes Kyocera's long-life consumables technology, including long-life amorphous silicon (ASi) drums; and a class leading preventive maintenance (PM) cycle of 300,000 impressions. This extended PM cycle helps to minimize end-user costs and results in larger intervals between service visits. The Black and Cyan, Magenta and Yellow toner cartridges offer respective yields of 15,000 and 7,000 pages (at 5% coverage) and incorporate toner waste collection into the same unit, further simplifying routine maintenance procedures. The Kyocera KM-C4035E also features a standard 40GB system hard disk drive, a variety of advanced finishing and paper handling options and optional Super G3 fax/network fax capabilities for high-speed delivery of your documents.
Kyocera C4035E printer
The Kyocera KM-C4035E boasts standard duplex, and a standard paper capacity of 1,100-sheets. Businesses looking for more versatile paper handling can add paper sources and finishing options to maximize the functionality of this device. The Kyocera KM-C4035E can print on a variety of media types including recycled paper, transparencies, cardstock, labels, and envelopes. The Kyocera KM-C4035E integrates seamlessly with virtually any network environment or combination of platforms including Windows, Mac, Novell, Linux and UNIX with its standard 10/100BaseTX and high-speed USB 2.0 interfaces. Kyocera offers several layers of network and data security to deploy printing, scanning, and copying safely in any business or government environment. Security for these networked MFPs can be enhanced through the optional Data Security Kit (D), which overwrites the data of the document on the hard drive when the device is powered up, and/or after each copy, print and scan job. In addition, a standard PDF enhancement kit offers compression and encryption functionality directly from the MFP's control panel. The Kyocera KM-C4035E is available through authorized Kyocera Mita America dealers at a manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) of $13,109.
Kyocera C4035E - Compatibility
• iTag, Kyocera's user-friendly document management solution which allows users to capture, store, share and retrieve electronic documents at the touch of a button;
• KYOcapture Express, a simplified document capture workflow solution designed for small to medium sized businesses allowing users to capture paper documents, index and OCR them for full-text search capabilities directly from the MFP; and
• KYOcapture powered by AutoStore, a large workgroup/enterprise document capture workflow solution which enables select Kyocera MFPs to seamlessly capture, process and route paper or electronic-based documents to multiple locations and document management systems.
Kyocera MITA America
Kyocera Mita America, Inc., headquartered in Fairfield, N.J., is a leading provider of network-ready digital MFPs/printers, laser printers, color MFPs/printers, digital laser facsimiles, and multifunctional and wide format imaging solutions. Kyocera Mita America earned ISO 14001:2004 certification for its environmental management system in May 2007. Additionally, Kyocera Mita America achieved Microsoft Gold Certified Partner status with a competency in Information Worker Solutions, recognizing Kyocera's technological expertise and impact in the document imaging management marketplace. Kyocera Mita America is a group company of Kyocera Corporation, the world's leading developer and manufacturer of advanced ceramics and associated products, including telecommunications equipment, semiconductor packages and electronic components. Kyocera Mita America, the first document solutions company with third-party certified sales data, has earned numerous honors for its products' high performance, reliability and cost efficiency. Kyocera Corporation's consolidated net revenues were in excess of $10 billion for its fiscal year ending on March 31, 2007.
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