In another unrelated study in theIndian Journal of Palliative Care, breast cancer patients who practiced 60 minutes of yoga daily over a 24-week period, which included surgery and radiotherapy or chemotherapy (some heavy stuff!), reported a big drop in depressive symptoms compared to the non-yoga group.
In London, more than 400,000 voters could disappear from the electoral rolls, but the impact will be even more severe in university towns: 17% of Cambridge's voters have already vanished, and that's before an "expected heavy drop-off" in the new academic year.
The decline in the technology-heavy Nasdaq was led by big drops in stocks like Oracle, Sun Microsystems, Qualcomm and JDS Uniphase.
A list of the effects of heavy rains (drop in crime, a picture in the paper of a dog rescued from a storm drain etc), is made awful by the seemingly throwaway detail that black children now go to school wrapped up in super-phosphate fertiliser bags.
Heavy drops thump against tarp.
"Whitehall departments might take some encouragement though from one rather heavy hint dropped in the Red Book," said Mr Johnson, referring to a line in the Treasury's full Budget handbook that stated: "It would, of course, be possible to do more of this further consolidation through tax instead".
While some of that could be absorbed by driving up efficiency, in a people-heavy business, a drop in income inevitably means looking to cut the size of our wage bills.
The gum trees lining the streets of Glebe took up the easing rain and shook it out again in heavier drops.
Worsening economic conditions may be associated with a drop in heavy dependent smoking (D2), perhaps by reducing consumption.
To transport heavy oils economically, the pressure drop in the pipeline must be lowered to minimise the pump power required to push the oil over a long distance.
