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With all the restrictions that our society sometimes imposes on relationships between a man and a woman, we sometimes wonder whether these restrictions are really beneficial to each individual or whether these restrictions are just the arbitrary fabrications of the minds of some lawmakers and moralists who can't get out of their shells and experience something which is natural to a human person. Great laws are often founded on the actual affairs of men and women.
If you assess however some existing rules and laws, you will readily see that some rules and protocols are prohibitive of the natural instincts of men and women. Take, for example, the laws that prohibit prostitutions; if you are going to take a look at the history of prostitutions, you would readily discover that it has been one of the oldest professions in the world. In the ancient times, women, as well as men, sometimes proffer themselves to another person for a fee. Yet, some lawmakers, throughout the history of humanity, have concocted laws that prohibit the practice of this trade. But despite these prohibitions, men, as well as women, still engage in the said practice either clandestinely for fear of being reprimanded and jailed by the authorities. Hence, even the practice of professional escort services nowadays are frowned upon by some jeering hypocritical moralists.
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It is easy to stereotype those people who work in the escort industry as immoral. Yet, upon a close scrutiny of the works of these people, we could say that their work is purely professional. In fact, it is safe to contend that their jobs, despite the stigma associated with it, readily cater to people who would otherwise be looking for companions in the not-so-healthy ways. Say, for instance, I am a lonely guy who happens to drag my foot into the city of Nottingham after a painful divorce with my wife; I do feel isolated in that foreign city, and hence, I need someone to be with for a while to maintain my sanity. Hence, I got no recourse but either to go to the dark districts of that city and risk the dangers involved in being in those places, or I may simply avail of the service of one of the nottingham escorts at hand. The prospect would be safer if I stick with my second option, for aside from having someone with whom I can while away my time while dragging myself away from my desperation and loneliness, I can be very sure that I would come out safe and healthy from this desperate debacle. If loneliness and isolation are two of the greatest fears and problems of our society, then the escort service is indeed of great help to people who want to shrug off the prospect of isolation and loneliness. Furthermore, with the help of an escort service, I could still maintain my sanity and wholeness without necessarily endangering myself and compromising my health.


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1. You might think having sex while wearing these would be a bit awkward.
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Earlier this week, President Obama reached a sad milestone when his list of scandals hit 75. That was just days ago. Now the list is up to 81! Some of you have left comments (at http://conservativeamerican.org) with some very good tips. Thank you for that. We can't keep up with the garbage that comes out of this President's mouth that is in direct contrast to what he does. 18 appointment scandals alone! 5-tax cheaters! We invite you to check back often to see the ever-growing Official Obama Administration Scandals List. http://conservativeamerican.org/dems-libs-socialists/obama/obama-administration-scandals-list/ Tell your friends about the list too! Email it to them, facebook it, twitter it, whatever. We have to get the truth out about this guy. One poll this week said 63% of Americans think he is doing a fine job so far. If that is true, the Obaminable Snowed Man has a lot of people Snowed. We have a great deal of work to do. Whatever Obama says, the majority of people apparently believe. Whatever he does (ususally the exact opposite), the majority do not believe. They think we are making this stuff up! We have links and facts on all 81 items. Thanks for your help & support. http://conservativeamerican.org/dems-libs-socialists/obama/obama-administration-scandals-list/
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Wisconsin DNR - Native Plant Nurseries and Restoration Consultants in Wisconsin WebsiteNative Plant Nurseries: Applied Ecological Services, Inc./Taylor Creek Nursery – has prairie, woodland and wetland plants for use in restoration projects. They do ecological research and consulting, site design preparation, planting and management--including prescribed burns. Contact: Steve Apfelbaum, 17921 Smith Road, PO Box 256, Brodhead, WI 53520. (608) 897-8641. Fax: (608) 897-8486. Email WebSite Bluestem Farm Native Plants – S5920 Lehman Road, Baraboo, WI. 53913; Phone: 608-356-0179. Visit by appointment. Also at Madison's Dane County Farmer's Market. Murn Environmental, Inc. – is a source of native wetland and prairie seeds and plant stock. They also provide native landscaping, design and installation, and wetland delineation and assessment services. Contact: Tom Murn, 10045 W. State Rd, Beloit, WI 53511. (608) 728-1101. Email Prairie Seed Source – sells local southeast Wisconsin seed of more than 150 prairie and savanna species, including mixes suited to the soil moisture regime of your project. They can also give slide presentations and provide design and consultation services. Contact: Robert Ahrenhoerster, PO Box 83, North Lake, WI 53064-0083. (262) 673-7166. WebSite Reeseville Ridge Nursery – deals mainly with native trees and shrubs. Also specializes in custom propagation of woody plants. Contact: Darrell J. Kromm, PO Box 171, 309 South Main Street, Reeseville, WI 53579. (920) 927-3291. Retzer Nature Center – supplies native prairie, woodland and wetland plants and seeds for sites within 50 miles of Waukesha County. They specialize in prairie mixes and can provide technical assistance on restoration projects. Contact: Jerry Schwarzmeier, W284 S1530 Road DT, Waukesha, WI 53188. (262) 521-5407. Website The following are a little further in distance, so plant stock may not be as local: J.F. New & Associates – carries hundreds of varieties of prairie flowers, grasses, wetland flowers and seed. They also carry bare-root trees, wild shrubs and provide custom seed mixes upon request. Verona, Wisconsin, (608) 848-1789. Johnson's Nursery Inc. – are growers of a wide selection of balled and burlapped landscape plants. Their diverse selection includes many native trees, shrubs, and vines. Contact: Bill Reichenbach, W180 N6275, Marcy Road, Menomonee Falls, WI 53051. (262) 252-4988. Fax: (262) 252-4495. Monches Farm – Prairie Plants, Ferns; 5690 Monches Rd., Town of Erin; WebSite (ad in WOJ) Northern Sunset Perennials – Nursery-grown native plants of the Midwest at garden centers in SE WI., Central WI. and N. Ill. WebSite Advertised in WOJ Consultants in Southeast Wisconsin: Midwest Prairies LLC, Milton WI. "Healing the land since 1993" Brush removal, weed control, native seeding, prescribed burning. Email Website 608-868-3169 Tallgrass Restoration, LTC – Milton, WI. (608) 531-1768. Lake Shore Cleaners – 4615 N. Richmond St., Appleton, WI. Phone: 920-749-7807; specializing in natural landscaping using native species; consulting, design, installation, maintenance. (Ad in WOJ) Landmark Landscape – W3923 County Rd O, Sheboygan Falls, WI. 53085 (920-467-6442); in WOJ; Design, Maintenance, Installation, Consulting


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Last week, the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs announced that it had set aside an outdoor worship area for Pagans, Wiccans, Druids and other believers.
Today, via AU, we see that Robert Jeffress (best known for his militantly anti-Mormon opposition to Mitt Romney) has penned a response for the Washington Post's "On Faith" in which he warns that such accommodation of the "worship of pagan deities is an open invitation for God to send His harshest judgments against our nation":
What we label today as "pluralism," God called "idolatry." The first commandment from God was, "You shall have no other gods before Me." There is no evidence that God has changed His mind on the subject. To openly violate this most basic law is to invite God's judgment upon our nation. God has judged idolatry in the past through military invasions, earthquakes, a flood, and a mixture of fire and brimstone. The book of Revelation prophesies that God will employ the same agents of His wrath during the final seven years of earth's history. There is no reason to think God is on hiatus during this present age.
"But doesn't our Constitution demand that all religions be treated equally?' you might ask.
Since God is not an American, there is no reason to think He has a particular affinity for our ideas about the separation of church and state. Nevertheless, although the First Amendment guarantees the right of every American to worship however they choose, it does not require government to provide a stone monument to facilitate that worship - even if the same government provides a chapel for Christians.
I don't know the cause of the Haitian earthquake, the Indonesian tsunami or 9/11. But I can say without hesitation that any nation that officially embraces idolatry is openly inviting God's wrath.
This past week government officials testified they are "certain" of another terrorist attempt on our soil within the next three to six months. One would think this would be a good time to seek God's protection rather than kindle His anger.
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This is a basic nice comfortable facility with everything that the casual traveler and pilgrim may need. Caution, somewhat steep for the cash strapped young pilgrim, not so for the more comfortable older pilgrim.
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Walk: 18.7km
Total so far: 666.9km
Started at 8.10am and arrived at 1pm
If you guessed it rained then you're right. I started this morning with very little light and a gentle rain. It increased at different times of the day making the paths slippery, muddy and full of running water. It pretty well continued …
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I said goodbye to Celeste and Sonya, and headed to the bus stop at 7:00am. I was told that the bus to Sarria came by once a day at 8:30am and I didn't want to miss it. There was a little pub next to the bus stop and the man there said I was at the right spot. At 8:00am another couple came to wait for the bus also. At 10:00am we were still waiting, so they tried calling the bus company, but there was no answer. The pub owner said the bus is sometimes late, but it really ...
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Biduedo to San Mamed del Camino - 21.4kms Not a good nights sleep due to a lousy mattress, but hey, that a life on the Camino! Got a reasonably early start around 6.45 am and headed into Triacastela for breakfast. The BEST breakfast we have had on the Camino - fresh orange juice, toasted ham and cheese sandwhich with a fried egg on the side, toast with butter, jam and a tomato spread AND a coffee. Yummmmm Hard to get started again as we had ...
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Researchers and professionals in corrections care, leaders in society, and other interested citizens are understandably troubled by crime in our communities and high recidivism rates among released prisoners. Occasionally, wisdom prevails and the focus to improve the crime problem in our culture, shifts from rehabilitation efforts with probation, rehabilitation programs in prison, and parole strategies after incarceration, to the notion of PREVENTION. Gosh, where did that idea come from?
A common dilemma in addressing the cause and prevention approach to stopping criminal behavior is the ongoing debate of nature-nurture. Do genes (nature) cause criminal behavior or does environment (nurture) cause criminal behavior? The abundance of evidence and collective professional opinion seem to weigh on the notion that both are the root cause of criminal behavior.
How each of these two concepts work individually and collectively to produce criminal behavior in people is not always clear. Many people who favor the genetic influence on criminal behavior seem to also favor some notion of exculpability ("He couldn't help it; it's in his genes", "It's not his fault", etc. ). Among those who favor the environmental causes of criminal behavior, are some who also propose that it's someone else's fault, the usual suspects being the parents or primary caregivers. When we examine these dedicated efforts of many professionals, and lay people, to solve this menacing problem of crime in our culture, one might ask, "Is there any measure of PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY (of the perpetrator ) that just might be an important part of diminishing or eliminating criminal behavior?" Imagine the horrible feeling of isolation when the enlightened perpetrator might say, "It's my fault; I can't blame anyone else for my decision to commit the crime. Oh, and maybe I can change my predatory and antisocial attitude if I work hard at it. And maybe I can develop a stronger conscience and develop behavior that is pro-social and law-abiding. After all, that shrink in prison said I have basic worth and value and he said that I could change whether or not my crimes were related to, NOT caused by, genes or the environment!"
Behavior Theory, not a perfect approach to rehabilitation, does offer promising outcomes by addressing habit formation–including diminishing antisocial habits—with proper use of positive reinforcement and punishment (time-out procedures). Cognitive Theory, also not a perfect approach to rehabilitation, offers promising outcomes by modifying irrational beliefs and negative perceptions which can lead to troublesome feelings and maladaptive behaviors.
Cognitive Theory works well in combination with Behavior Theory and the combination of the two is called–you guessed it–Cognitive-Behavior Theory. It is recommended that we learn and apply these theories at early developmental stages in our attempts at prevention of criminal behavior. Likewise, these theories are useful in the tougher work of rehabilitation where crime has already reared its ugly head.


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Breakout folk band Field Report, psychedelic pop rock trio Jaill, jazz-flirting rapper Klassik and alt country act Hugh Bob and the Hustle were the big winners at the RadioMilwaukee Music Awards Wednesday night, 88Nine Radio Milwaukee (WYMS-FM)'s sixth annual celebration of local music.
Field Report and Jaill both had terrific years in particular: their albums, "Field Report" and "Traps," were nationally distributed by indie labels Partisan Records and Sub Pop Records, respectively. Field Report's self-titled debut won album of the year, while Jaill's single "Waste a Lot of Things" took home the song of the year award Wednesday. »Read Full Article(1)
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Opening in 1958, "Gigi" won nine Oscars, including best picture. Opening in 1973, a stage adaptation - using the same enchanting songs (and four new ones) by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe - closed after 103 performances.
I didn't see the Broadway production, so I can't tell you what went wrong. But since I have seen the current production of "Gigi" being directed by Dale Gutzman at Off the Wall Theatre, I can state with certainty that Broadway ought to give this chestnut another look. »Read Full Article(2)
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Harvey Fierstein will reprise his role in "Fiddler on the Roof," replacing Topol in the current North American tour of the musical.
Topol was forced to exit the production due to a shoulder injury that requires long-term treatment, according to reps for the show.
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Andrew Widell broke a 3-3 tie in the bottom of the seventh with a two-run double and Austin Weekley pitched three innings of shutout relief as Charleston Southern took the series finale against visiting Gardner-Webb on Sunday afternoon at the CSU Ballpark, 5-3.
Widell's double came with one out in the bottom of the seventh to put the Buccaneers back in the lead for good as his shot in the left-center field gap drove in Sam Remick and Bobby Ison to put CSU ahead, 5-3. Weekley (2-6) closed out the action over the final two innings, allowing one runner on base in both the eighth and ninth innings, but the CSU defense held behind the junior reliever in completing the victory.
"We talked about this coming into this series," CSU baseball coach Stuart Lake had to say following the game. "You'd like to go into every series and sweep the team. But that's really hard to do. So let's try to win series and see where we stand at the end of the season. Taking two out of three from any conference opponent is always a good thing. This was one of those "must wins" if you want to say something like that. We are on the road for the next two weeks, so this is huge for us."
Charleston Southern improves to 18-20 overall, 4-11 in Big South Conference play.
Gardner-Webb (16-20, 7-8) battled back into the game in the sixth and seventh innings, cutting a 3-1 deficit in bringing it back to a tie game before Widell's heroics in the seventh.
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Gardner-Webb was the first to score in the contest, plating a run in the top of the first inning to take the early lead. With two outs, Matt Simmons connected on the pitch from CSU starter Andrew Tomasovich for an RBI single up the middle, scoring JJ Nazzaro to put the Runnin' Bulldogs ahead.
Charleston Southern took the lead in the bottom of the inning. Ison led off with a single up the middle, advancing to second on a Widell sacrifice bunt. Alex Tomasovich followed with a double to centerfield, scoring Ison to knot the game at 1. Two batters later, Zack Hagaman followed with a double of his own, this one to right center to plate Tomasovich and give CSU the 2-1 lead.
Ison provided the key hit for the Bucs in the bottom of the second inning, pushing the CSU advantage to 3-1 early on an RBI single to score Kevin Hickey with two outs against Erik Heiligenstadt (2-5).
Weekley picked up his second win of the season in throwing three innings of shutout relief. He scattered three hits while striking out one in the effort on the afternoon. Tomasovich went the first six innings in the contest, allowing nine hits and all three GWU runs on the afternoon, while striking out two.
Ison reached base in four of his five plate appearances with two hits, two runs, two walks and an RBI. Hickey added two hits.
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