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This was my outfit this past Sunday to brunch on Mother's Day. I made my mommy some cute crafts as gifts..one of them I photocopied cropped pictures from a Chanel Catalogue and decopauged it onto a brooch! She loves the Chanel kinda look so she loved it.
Don't you hate it when zippers on dresses get stuck in the seam! Fun fact: i'm wearing a sweater over this dress because 1. It's still a bit chilly out and 2. The dress is only half way zipped up...haha!
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Olswang has advised on a film financing programme that has seen a new UK digital film company release its first movie.
The firm secured a groundbreaking new profit-share structure for 18-month-old film business Slingshot Productions, leading to the acclaimed newly released film Sugarhouse.
Traditionally film financing structures have seen financiers recoup their investments and take a proportion of the profit before the cast and crew see any monetary reward, which ordinarily comes after production costs have been deducted.
Under the structure devised by Olswang everyone, including casting crews, share the revenue from "dollar one", as the firm's partner James Kay put it.
Kay said: "Slingshot had three asks that they wanted to combine in their financial arrangements. Namely, to make a film that attracts top talent, for it to be commercial and to be under a budget of £500,000 – something not easily achieved with traditional financing."
Kay explained that, under the new scheme, a standard contract has been drawn up that can now be used across all Slingshot's films. The process can be turned around within two to three weeks, as opposed to the average three months.
Mark Devereux, senior partner and member of the film team at Olswang, said: "Slingshot's success in challenging the conventional film funding model and in creating a novel approach to the financing of its slate has been an exciting journey and hopefully represents the start of an innovative trend for British film."
Slingshot's challenge to the traditional cost structure of UK filmmaking will see the young company finance 10 small budget feature films for cinema during the next three years.
The company's current box-office hit Sugarhouse, which features a host of stars, including Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels' Steven Mackintosh as a middle-class drug addict.


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The brief but sordid head coaching career of New Mexico's Mike Locksley took another wayward turn this weekend, when a 19-year-old was pulled over for a DWI while driving Locksley's car.
Joshua Butts, who told police he was a New Mexico football recruit heading to the stadium, was pulled over in a dark blue SUV registered to Locksley and his wife. Butts alcohol level was 0.16 and he was charged with aggravated DWI, minor in possession of alcohol, reckless driving and driving without a license.
According to a news report from KOB.com in Albuquerque, Butts was pulled over after he nearly hit a pedestrian in a crosswalk.
Butts showed signs of impairment and stumbled when he got out of the vehicle.
According to the police report, he told police he was brought from Chicago to play football and that he was on his way to the game in, "coaches' car."
Three other minors were in the SUV at the time and all showed signs of impairment.
At best, it's a misunderstanding. Though the police report lists the car as Locksley's, according to a statement released by New Mexico early Sunday morning, the car is actually registered to Locksley's son, Meiko, a walk-on defensive back at UNM and former high school teammate of Butts' in Champaign, Ill., where Mike Locksley was Illinois' offensive coordinator prior to landing the New Mexico job in December 2008. Butts was a minor Division I prospect last year, but did not sign with any school.
At worst, Locksley gave Butts his car, and the young man proceeded to get drunk with some of his friends prior to arriving at the game.
This is the third major off-field incident involving Locksley during his short time with the Lobos. During his first season, he was cited for sexual harassment by a former secretary and allegedly assaulted a former assistant coach. It doesn't help that Locksley's teams are 2-26 during his three seasons, including Saturday's overtime loss to Sam Houston State.
New Mexico faithful have been clamoring for Locksley's exit almost from the beginning, but the New Mexico administration has tried to give him a chance to get the program and himself on the right path. However, after last season, the school renegotiated his buyout to make it more manageable for the university in case he had another poor season. If the allegations turn out to be true and Locksley did provide a recruit his vehicle, the school could fire him for cause and not pay a buyout.
Of course, it's premature to comment on Locksley's coaching demise before knowing all the facts. And honestly, if two off-field incidents and a 2-22 record didn't get him fired the first two seasons, who knows if New Mexico will do anything after this latest event.
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Summer Series - originally broadcast 27 July 2003 Spanking the monkey? Dipping into the honeypot? This week, a cultural history of the world's most common solo sexual practice, masturbation. It's easy to do, and despite claims that we may go blind, is essentially harmless. The ancient world cared little about it, it was of no great concern to early Christian and Jewish teachings on sexuality, and yet at the dawn of the Enlightenment it became the cause of much moral and medical debate. Join us for an exploration of the why's and wherefore's of solitary sex.
Relevant links and references at the end of the transcript
Reading: Self pollution is that unnatural practice by which persons of either sex may defile their own bodies without the assistance of others whilst yielding to filthy imaginations. From: Onania (~1712)
Rolf Harris singing: I love myself, I want you to love me. When I feel down I want you above me. I search myself, oh, I want you to find me, I forget myself I want you to remind me. I don't want anybody else, when I think about you I touch myself. Oooh!
Natasha Mitchell: Ralph Harris there with the old Divinal song, Touch Myself. Cheesey as ever, wouldn't you agree? Today we're fishing for the mackerel, dipping into the honey pot, spanking the monkey or buttering your bagel. Whatever expression you use if you haven't already guessed it's masturbation. Hello there, Natasha Mitchell with you once again for All in the Mind. Great to have your company. This week a cultural history of solitary sex.
Not how to do it as such or how we've done it throughout the ages, you've probably already worked that one out I hope. Instead we're delving into some of the moral and medical debates sparked by this self-directed pursuit over the centuries. Our special guest is Thomas Laqueur, Professor of History at the University of California in Berkeley. His latest book is Solitary Sex: A Cultural History of Masturbation. And today he joins Sue Clark in conversation here on All in the Mind.
Sue Clark: Now masturbation, or more precisely modern masturbation was it not invented until the early 1700s. What happened to bring it crashing into the public eye as an issue of moral concern?
Thomas Laqueur: Right, well that I think is the critical question. Modern masturbation I don't mean just doing it, which as far as we know has been around since antiquity and which the beasts do. It's as you say, this remarkable explosion of ethical and medical concern about masturbation in the early 18th Century. So the question is why does it suddenly become an issue? A tract suddenly appeared on the London market somewhere around 1712 which we now know was written by a sort of quack doctor/pornographer and it was called Onania and it was on the subject of masturbation, and it said 'look, no one has noticed this before, especially how dangerous it is. But here's this vice which is done by men and women and boys and girls and it's terribly difficult to detect, and no one knows it's wrong. And people keep doing it until they fall deathly ill. It's difficult not to do but if you're going to do it I have a medicine to cure it, to cure the ill effects'.
So that's how it starts. So this guy publishes this quack tract and it takes off. But that really is, as far as I can tell, the start. Very auspicious.
Sue Clark: And even more crazy if you like was that this wasn't the first time that John Martin had published either.
Thomas Laqueur: It was not indeed, he was I think probably the very first person to be prosecuted in Queen's bench for medical pornography. He wrote this sort of semi-pornographic popular gynaecological tract which would be used like the way in the old days people used to go to their parents night tables to look for sex guides. I mean this was not what we would call hard core porn but it was a book about the parts of generation, and how they worked and how courtship worked.
And so he writes this book and it goes into edition after edition and it's advertised in the new provincial press as well as in the London press which had taken off a few years before that. It's imitated by other quack medicine sellers, probably the most important quack medicine network in England. And then the really amazing thing is that it gets taken up by learned people so it's in Chamber's CyclopaediaEncyclopedie - the bastion of the high enlightenment of France, and there's a three page article in this great work on the enlightenment about the subject which mentions our quack doctor as the origin of all this.
Reading: And many young men who were strong and lusty before they gave themselves over to this vice have been worn out by it and by its robbing the body of its balmy and vital moisture, without cough or spitting, dry and emaciated sent them to their graves. In others again, whom it has not killed, it has produced nightly and excessive seminal emissions, a weakness in the penis and a loss of erection. In women, self pollution, if frequently practiced upon account of the womb, may draw on a whole legion of diseases. It frequently is the cause of hysteric fits but what it more often produces than either is barrenness. From: Onania (~1712)
Sue Clark: We'll leave 1712 for just one minute, to go before 1712 and how was masturbation viewed before John Martin's piece?
Thomas Laqueur: Well the first thing to say is that it wasn't regarded very much. I went to just about all the English language advice to children, advice to parents and I could find just a few paragraphs here and there and a couple of them.
When you look at Roman Catholic confessionals it's in a few of them, it's not in all of them, it clearly isn't a big deal. If you ask a theologian in the 13th Century when it did enter into to sort of big time moral theology 'where would you classify masturbation?' It would be a little hard to communicate cause they wouldn't quite have a word for it but you could get it across and they would say "well, it's unnatural, it's like sodomy, bestiality", in other words it's very, very bad. But that said it doesn't enter into the network of pastors and the laity. So technically it's very bad, but practically it's not spoken of. And before the 13th Century it's not there at all. I mean if it's there - it's very minor.
Sue Clark: How important is Genesis 38 8-10 to our story?
Thomas Laqueur: Well the Genesis story is important in one sense in that masturbation in many languages gets it's name. In other words the German word for it is Onanie from Onan and the French word is Onanism from Onan. So in that sense it's important in that he's the guy that's first supposed to do it but I've looked very carefully at what commentators both Jewish and Christian said about those verses, almost no one actually thought anything to do with masturbation.
Reading: And Judas said unto Onan go unto thy brother's wife and marry her and raise up seed to thy brother. And Onan knew that the seed should not be his and it came to pass, when he went in unto his brother's wife that he spilled it on the ground lest that he should give seed to his brother. And the thing which he did did displease the Lord wherefore he slew him also. Genesis 38. 8-10
Sue Clark: Let's go back to the 1700s and where at the dawn of the Enlightenment era and this is an era in which science to claim areas that had previously belonged to religion, and one of those areas was medicine, and one of the most famous physicians from this time is Samuel Tissot. Now what did he say about solitary sex?
Thomas Laqueur: Well Tissot was the man who really made solitary sex respectable, that is to say made the condemnation and the anxiety about solitary sex respectable.
Tissot was a Protestant physician from Lausanne in Switzerland. He was already famous in his day for smallpox, he wrote the book that is the best most translated general medical guide, so with advice on the health of the people, was translated into 25 languages and it's the sort of book that everyone who's literate would have had on their bedside as popular medical advice. So he was a very famous, very widely read doctor.
In 1759 he took on the subject of onanism, and he wrote 400 pages on it in which he said "look, it's not my problem to talk about sins, that's the problem of the clergy. I'm going to talk about what's good and bad for the body. And I'm telling you that nothing, nothing is worse for the body that masturbation. Worse than smallpox." And under his imprimatur, so to speak, this medical/moral problem makes its way into the learned world. So he's cited extensively in the encyclopaedia and by subsequent doctors, and by moralists and so forth. So he was the person who really for much of the world took this out this out of the demimore and made it a respectable concern.
Sue Clark: What did he think it would do to the body? I mean could the body be cured of not only one's desire to masturbate, but also the so-called horrible effects of masturbation?
Thomas Laqueur: Well that's an interesting question. He thought it was extremely difficult to cure. I think his marvel of it was a bit like a marvel of addiction, in to say it can be cured but it's very deep, and very hard to get a purchase on it. What he thought was so bad about it, I mean he seems to think in some parts for him, is the question of seminal loss. But he also thinks that it's much more dangerous for women than it is for men, and of course women don't lose the semen. So by semen he seems to mean something like life's energy or vital force, and the thing is not that we want to be cured of our need to masturbate - he said if we only masturbate when we needed to it wouldn't be such a problem.
The problem with this is the young and any of those that get into the habit, conjure up for themselves fantasies, they make themselves want to do it, they get themselves sexually excited and so this is a target machine for producing sexual desire and fulfilling it.
And so his view is that there's really no stopping it because there's no satisfaction in the same way there's really no satisfaction we would say in addiction. You always need more and it's not something you really need, it's something that you make yourself think you need, until you actually do need it, 'til you're caught in this vicious circle. And it basically causes every wrong and every ill to which the body is prone from tuberculosis, to mental illness, to blindness, to other bodily deformities...There's scarcely anything that involves the sort of vital energies of the body or the nerves which is a lot of the body, which isn't damaged by masturbation.
Rousseau for example, not a doctor, was on the same line and gets the dangers of masturbation into his Emile. Kant takes it up, all the major German reformers take it up. So it becomes the kind of paradigmatic sexual wrong. I mean it becomes a thing which you allow yourself not to be able to control, and it takes you over.
Sue Clark: And masturbation was discussed at length by some of the greatest thinkers of the era.
Thomas Laqueur: Right.
Sue Clark: Now I'm thinking here firstly of Voltaire, what was his argument?
Thomas Laqueur: Well Voltaire is actually in some sense the least profound of the arguments. You know Voltaire was a great anti-cleric and Voltaire thought that the problem with masturbation was that you weren't having enough regular sex, and he thought this was the sort of problem with the clergy. So he thought well what if these clergy pretend to be celibate and in fact they're having sex with boys and they masturbate and they do all these other sorts of things. So he thought of masturbation as the clerical vice and hence really deserving of aprobium, but Rousseau and Kant and many of the others had deeper and I think more interesting anxieties about it.
Sue Clark: Well Kant thought it was worse than suicide.
Thomas Laqueur: He did think it was worse than suicide. I mean specifically why he felt it was worse than suicide was because the suicide, or the would-be suicide response inappropriately to what is actually real despair. Inappropriate in a sense as it treats himself as an object on which upon one can act which is wrong. But at least the would-be suicide is motivated by depression and by something really feeling wrong. The problem with the masturbator is that he treats himself as an object, as an object of pleasure, but he produces the need to do that himself. In other words it's not that you do something horrible but you've got yourself willingly into the situation of doing something horrible.
That's why for Kant - and sometimes the paradigmatically morally foolish, morally absurd act in the sense that we're in a category of wrong, and then it's the wrong which we will which is absurd - a rational person doesn't will the irrational. For Kon this is literally the most ridiculous, in a technical sense of ridiculous act, you can engage in.
Sue Clark: Now we spoke very briefly about this earlier but education of the young was regarded as critical to the era, creating a new sort of self-determining, self-governing, morally autonomous person. Why then did it become such a moral problem at precisely the time when sexual pleasure itself was enjoying ever more secular approval?
Thomas Laqueur: Well I think what they thought was that other sorts of sexual virtue were socially moderated, could if not be actually observed in the day to day occurrence, one couldn't observe what happens in bedrooms - but at least it's social. There's you and a partner, there's a kind of regulation. So this kind of sexuality is completely interior, and so here on the one hand you're saying the State is getting out of the policing sexuality in general and leaving this to couples and leaving this to more intimate familiar groups, but we have now this kind of sexuality that masturbation which is outside the reach of families, seems to be outside the reach of anyone. And worse, because it's secret, kids don't know what's wrong.
So it's like this peculiar sexual private language, if you will, that there's no access to by the outside, by culture, by family, by the law of the Father if you will. They desperately say look, 'we need this sort of explained to people that once the get into this they lose all self control, that's why it's so important to control the sexuality of the self'.
Sue Clark: You're listening to All in the Mind on ABC Radio National and also on Radio Australia and the web. I'm Sue Clark and our guest today is Professor Thomas Laqueur, author of Solitary Sex - A Cultural History of Masturbation.
Now it was also for mine the first truly democratic sexuality wasn't it, it really did break the gender barrier?
Thomas Laqueur: Men and women we guilty of it, this is exactly right.
Sue Clark: Why was this the most equal of all if you like, why did it break the gender barrier?
Thomas Laqueur: It think it's that women in the 18th Century came to represent what was really dangerous about masturbation, which was I think that masturbation is furthered by the imagination. It's a sexuality of the imagination, it's a sexuality of excess, it is a sexuality of privacy and those are all represented in some sense by women.
Sue Clark: And yet it was viewed as unnatural as we've been discussing and was this because, as you just hinted earlier, because it could be done in complete privacy with complete secrecy and with complete satisfaction as often as you like?
Thomas Laqueur: It's not exactly unnatural in a sense in which the Church call it unnatural, which meant basically unreproductive.
It was unnatural or against nature in the way you just described it literally artefactual, which is to say it's not part of a reproductive process. If the object of it is ourselves, or is ourselves in some imaginative situation so we make it up, we make up the scene, as you say it's not natural, it's not real in a sense it's not social and outside of society, rather than unnatural in the old fashioned sense of unnatural which you say, is absolutely right. It's all these things, it's not in nature, it's not in society. That's it's negativity. It can go undetected, it can be satisfying without having any seeming consequences. It's just a kind of weird thing in which we seem to get a lot of pleasure from nothing which seems an unbearable idea for these people who worry about restraint.
Sue Clark: So all one really needed was a good imagination and a hand really..
Thomas Laqueur: That's exactly it.
Sue Clark: And books could fuel this imagination because we're talking about a time in history when books could be read in private silently for the first time.
Thomas Laqueur: Exactly right. And not only books could be read in private silently for the first time, but these were books exclusively about love and about relationships, which is to say they are about the novel. So everyone is reading novels, everyone in the literary classes is reading novels which the whole point is to sort of produce fantasies. And at the same time, at sort of one end of the novel spectrum is of course pornography, which makes its debut just about when the masturbation anxiety makes it debut.
Sue Clark: Could we assume then that the print culture was essential to how masturbation became a prime sexuality of modernity?
Thomas Laqueur: Well I wouldn't say the prime anxiety of modernity, certainly the prime anxiety of modernity. Oh, I think print culture's absolutely critical, I mean it's critical for spreading the word that this is something to be worried about and we know this from people's diaries and so forth. Most people say they learn this is horrible for the first time from print. And then the inducements are spread by print culture, in other words in novels, in pornography, eventually in pornographic pictures and now of course the internet, the successor to print culture. So it's absolutely tied in with the media and I don't think you would exist without the media, and exist as a moral problem without the media.
Sue Clark: We're going to take a gigantic leap in our time machine now to 1899 and Havelock Ellis - now he invented the term auto-eroticism, what is auto-eroticism?
Thomas Laqueur: Well it includes masturbation, but Ellis I think meant it more broadly, as any sort of eroticism that's produced within the self.
Sue Clark: And this has a huge psychological significance to our story really doesn't it?
Thomas Laqueur: It does indeed because it links it with a depth of the psyche not necessarily as a pathology but as something that's in us all, this kind of eroticism. And Freud takes this up and then becomes interested in how this eroticism is managed and directed externally.
Sue Clark: Well of course no story of matter of a sexual nature would be complete without Freud.
Thomas Laqueur: Exactly.
Sue Clark: And he does figure very largely in our story, yes.
Thomas Laqueur: He does indeed, I mean rather than seeing masturbation always as something wrong, something to be sort of stopped at the very, very beginning, Freud saw masturbation as a form of auto-erotic expression that was absolutely appropriate for a certain age. But a critical aspect of growing up is that this eroticism directed toward the self and various parts of the self, physically, should be directed outward and eventually channelled into heterosexuality. And that furthermore this needed to be done in a kind of orderly process, so that all sorts of guilt didn't become associated with it. One didn't try to repress it but actually sublimate it into something else. So it was it was very critically how we move from the infantile pre-adolescent masturbation into grown up sexuality.
The story he tells for women is that doubly fraught in the sense of not only do they need to give it up, but they need to give up the organ which was the focus of their masturbation, they needed to give up clitoral sexuality.
Sue Clark: There would have been a backlash against that argument during the women's movement of the 60s and 70s.
Thomas Laqueur: There certainly was, there certainly was, a huge backlash absolutely.
Sue Clark: And the Women's Movement coincided with the sexual revolution and the birth of the gay movement in the 20th Century. Now how did these three movements, which are quite separate but inter linked for our story, how did they change the way we talk about masturbation?
Thomas Laqueur: Well in some ways I think, it's an interesting question, the Women's Movement came first. I think that in the 60s and early 70s the right, if you will, to sexual pleasure became part of certain aspects of the Women's Movement, the control of one's own body became an important tenant of feminism. And a book called "Our Bodies, Ourselves" which is produced by the Boston Women's Health Collective was produced and published in at least 20 languages, and it makes a big statement about masturbation as being an expression of women's own sexuality and clitoral orgasm is kind of sexuality which women own and it's not something you should feel guilty about, but it's something that's the foundation for whatever other kind of sexuality a woman adopts. So it became almost a part of civil rights, you just mentioned three other movements but in some ways the Women's Movement and the sexual revolution coincided of course in America and the rest of the world with some version of the Civil Rights Movement.
Sue Clark: And now we're rushing headlong into the 21st Century and what, if anything, has changed?
Thomas Laqueur: Well I was embarrassed by this question and the easy way out of it is that I say I'm a historian - I don't do the present!
Sue Clark: That is a cop out, that's a cop out.
Thomas Laqueur: That is definitely a cop out! But what's changed? I mean look, several things have changed, one is the access to sexually stimulating material is ever easier.
The second thing I think that's happened is that though masturbation is still a joke and something abject it's also in various circles come to be understood as something that does represent a kind of potentially positive sexuality of the self, and a form of self-exploration. I mean how widely this is held I couldn't tell you, but I think if you look at child rearing manuals and even moral theology books, people will say'this is a way which people explore their own sexuality if not done excessively and so forth, this is a positive part of discovery of the self'.
I think the groups that see this as almost something spiritual - tantric masturbation and these sorts of things are kind of still far out and on the fringe - but I think they have had an affect on things further in from the fringe, on the mainstream.
Sue Clark: Professor Thomas Laqueur thank you so much for joining us on All in the Mind.
Thomas Laqueur: Well, thank you for the wonderful questions.
Natasha Mitchell: Thomas Laqueur in conversation there with Sue Clark and his latest book Solitary Sex: A Cultural History of Masturbation is published by Zone books. Well worth reading.
And the word by the way from New Scientist magazine this week confirms that masturbating may be good for you. At least new Australian research suggests that it could protect young men from the most common kind of cancer to afflict them - prostate cancer. So there you have it, the history of masturbation meets modern science.
And we'll pop all the details from today's program on our website just head to abc.net.au/rn and click on All in the Mind under the program's list.
Also a pointer to try and catch a new Radio National series on Friday afternoons at 2.30 and On Line called Distant Mirrors Dimly Lit for a take on the psychology of the Ancients. Depression, the insecurity of the modern family, the need for privacy, the mania for leisure, fear of fading memory, anger and the call for revenge - they all flicker in the shadows of Greece and Rome. But were they experienced in the same way? That's a major six part series presented by Australian born classicist Peter Toohey - well worth catching.
Technical production today by Angus Kingston and our thanks also to Chris Burgess for his reading. I'm Natasha Mitchell and I look forward to your company next week, until then, keep yourself nice.
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- Making Sex: Body and Gender from the Greeks to Freud
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- Thomas Lacquer
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- Harvard University Press, 1992
- Title
- Religion and Respectability: Sunday Schools and Working Class Culture. 1780-1850
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Further Information
- Thomas Lacquer's university website
- at the University of California Berkeley, Department of History
- Kant on the Web
- A web resource about philosopher Emmanuel Kant
- Jean Jacques Rousseau Association
- Web resource about the philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau
- Voltaire Foundation
- Web resource about Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century Enlightenment Studies
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Hi Gerald!
Something had gone wrong with my previous email, that's why I have to write from this address. It's my work email address and I use it more often. Now please write me to this email address.
I hope you remember me? I have written to you the short letter on free dating site Craigslist and you have answered me.
Now I will inform to you more about me. my real name is Jana.
My height is 5 feet 6 inches. My weight is 115 pounds. And of course you should know that I am 30 years old. My birthday is April, 18, 1984.
Color of my hair is light-light-brown, but I like more light hair, because I know that all men love more blondes? It is a question!!! (smile).
But really not important what on a head, Important what inside a head! (Smile)
I am the the usual women with heart and soul like many other womens.
I never married and I have no children. Oh yes, I live in Russia.
I hope that it does not frighten you. Now I live in village of Yagodinka.
It's a small village, where live a few hundreds inhabitants.
My village is located close to the small city - Shahty, in a southern part of the European Russia, near to such known cities as Rostov on Don, Taganrog, Novoshahtinsk. I sincerely hope that nationality and distinction of cultures for you is not the most important things in a lady. Besides, in the near future I am going to travel and probably we can meet and maybe we would become the big friends or even more...
I work in a clinic. I am doctor. I work as an gynecologist.
In the childhood I dreamed to be a translator of the English language. I dreamed to work with our President to know all state and international secrets! (smile). But the destiny has disposed differently.
After ending school I entered the Medical University. And now I think our president doesn't need my services because I am gynecologist, and I think that our president would not allow me to examine him (smile)!
Gerald, I understand that all people have various tastes and interests, but I sincerely hope that my appearance will be pleasant for you.
But if my appearance doesn't conform to your tastes and interests, I will understand you, of course. I the optimist at heart and it's often help me in my life. I already adult woman; and I look at the life with a philosophical shade. But as though I did not try to inspire myself that I absolutely happy woman, I can't do it.
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I with pleasure will tell to you about it in my next letter if you really want to learn more about me. Do you like your job, Gerald?
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I never thought I'd be the kind of girl to get excited about autumn – living in Wellington, the thought of a real summer was always a bit of a novelty – but after my third Australian summer (which is no joke), I'm excited at the prospect of wearing sleeves without melting, and pulling out all my favourite winter knits. So given that the last few weeks of summer are currently upon us, I've started to take a look at building on my existing autumn/winter wardrobe, starting with these skinny jeans from Mott and Bow, and this whimsical polka dot top from Sussan.
There's a few new things winging their way to me as I type, so I thought I'd share what my current autumn wardrobe wishlist looks like…
A (faux) fur gilet or canvas vest – you'd think after all those years of growing up in New Zealand, that I'd have layering well and truly under my belt, but a gilet or vest is something that has been missing from my wardrobe for years, and I think it's a piece that I can definitely have a lot of fun styling with my existing wardrobe, once the weather starts to cool down. I've been eying up the quilted down vest from J Crew (in navy, of course!) as it looks like a great option.
A pair of OTK boots – I am SO late to the game, but I've finally decided it's time to take a look at investing in a pair of Stuart Weitzman highland boots. I'm not sure how much I'd wear these with dresses, but they look great worn over some skinny jeans or thick knit leggings.
Some blush pink knitwear – my obsession with all things blush-toned hasn't waned, and I'm planning to pick up a couple of pink jumpers to round out my autumn wardrobe for those days when I don't feel like reaching for a *mostly* black outfit. I recently bit the bullet on the chunky knit sweater from Everlane in pale pink, and would love to find something in a dusty rose hue as well.
Boyfriend jeans – I discovered the boyfriend jean late last year and given I don't own a lot of denim, I figure now is a good a time as any to look at finding another option to choose from on those lazy weekends. I've ordered a pair of the farleigh mom jeans from ASOS which look like they might fit the bill (if a little slimmer in the leg than the pair I have), and I'm on the lookout for a washed black version too.
A metallic pleated skirt – I have a gorgeous blush pink high shine skirt from RUBY which I adore, and cannot wait to pull out for autumn as it's a little too long to wear at the moment. The juxtaposition between a simple knit sweater and a metallic pleated midi skirt is right up my alley, and I've had my eye on this champagne version for the last three months, which I think would make a great alternative as well as doing double/triple duty for work, play, and evenings out.
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I was wondering if there is a way to randomise a recordset once you have performed a query.
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Can this be done in SQL or do I need to handle it outside of my SQL query in my business logic?
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As Trump's Poll Numbers Fall, Republicans are Eyeing the Exits—but Still Afraid to Act
by Mark Sumner –
While the United States has bounced through the pinball machine of scandals both big and bigger— including a national security adviser ousted for connections to Russia and an FBI director fired for looking into connections to Russia—one of the consistent factors has been Republican cowardice. No matter if Trump was showing off the nuclear football at Mar-a-Lago or inviting murderous autocratic dictators to the White House, you could always count on House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Leader Mitch McConnell to deliver a round of ringing silence or soupy support.
Because, until now at least, Republicans have weighed their odds and decided that going along with Trump was their best route to the GOP holy grail: tax breaks for billionaires. After all, a few randomly fired missiles, a threat of nuclear war here, a little wrecking of national policy in exchange for some ego boost (or building permits, or trademarks, or …)—all of that is peanuts if it means killing the inheritance tax. But the latest round of Trump insanity combined with Trump's crashing poll numbers may have worked a miracle. It may have finally allowed a few Republican senators to shuffle around in the closet and locate their spines.
Senate Republicans, increasingly unnerved by President Trump's volatility and unpopularity, are starting to show signs of breaking away from him as they try to forge a more traditional Republican agenda and protect their political fortunes.
Don't be deceived—if it wasn't for the "unpopularity" part of that statement, Trump could be holding White House puppy roasts. But now that Trump is both erratic and a drag on the party, some Republicans are finally starting to have second thoughts about handing the keys to the guy with the crazy wig. They still have their top priorities, including tax breaks for billionaires and boosting insurance company bottom lines. They just don't know if Trump is the one to deliver.
The question is whether this cluster of Republicans will do more than voice a little discomfort with Trump and actually do something.
During the campaign, there were plenty of Republicans—and not just Trump's opponents—willing to point out the dangers of the orange menace. There were several different flavors of NeverTrumps and AnyoneButTrumps, all of them willing to spar with Trump's statements. But once Trump's anti-immigrant, anti-women, anti-black, anti-science, anti-sense positions turned out to have enough electoral votes to swing the election, that discomfort vanished in a warm bowl of Republican "shut-up-he's-talking-tax-cuts."
So far, Republicans have refrained from bucking the president en masse, in part to avoid undermining their intense push to put health care and tax bills on his desk this year. And the Republican leadership, including Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, and the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, remains behind Mr. Trump.
The names that are appearing in this list of Trump-grumblers include the usual suspects like Sens. Susan Collins and Lindsey Graham, both of whom have been willing to occasionally, sort of, kind of, disagree with the man who is using the White House to sell club memberships. But that doesn't mean that they they're about to vote against that Trump wants.
Two Republican senators who face potentially tough re-election fights next year — Dean Heller of Nevada and Jeff Flake of Arizona — have been unabashed in their criticism of Mr. Trump and his administration, which they have clearly begun to view as a drag on their political prospects.
And that's why they've … voted for everything and everyone Trump wanted.
Trump's 30-something rating in the polls seems to be exactly enough to allow a few Republicans to be "critical," so long as being critical requires no action at all. But no one should expect Republicans to start mulling impeachment. Not when every committee hearing still breaks down into Democrats talking about the subject of the hearing and Republicans still trying to find a way to blame President Obama for any issue.
"In Arizona, we grow them independent," Mr. Flake said, noting the unpopularity in his state of Mr. Trump's views on the border wall and Nafta. "I expect people want someone who will say, 'I'm voting with Trump on the good stuff and standing up to him on the not good stuff.'"
It's a safe bet that any vote on destroying health care for millions and dumping a huge new deficit on the country will turn out to be the "good stuff." Anyone Trump nominates for a court opening? Good stuff. Anyone Trump picks for FBI director? Good stuff. Something that requires Flake to do nothing more than frown and declare his independence? That's the bad stuff.
As for the people at the top …
Some Republicans, like Mr. Ryan, have preferred to keep the focus firmly on the good stuff. Mr. Ryan has remained in harmony with the president, last month calling him "a driven, hands-on leader, with the potential to become a truly transformational American figure."


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Dear Friends,
How do write the below dynamic update Query? I am new to this SQL Query.Its
very very urgent requirements.
If anyone knows please help me the below SQL query.
I would appreciate any help.
FieldName datatYpe
EmpName - string
EmpNo - int
Sex - string
Salary - Float
DoB - datetime
Address - string
Remarks - string
hours - int
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Passed Parameters: EmpNo or EmpName, sex, Salary, DOB, Address,
Remarks,hours, AvailableDate
Please note, this method is overloaded. Although either the EmpNo or
EmpName is required in order to select the Employee record, one or more of
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Pseudo Code:
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create procedure dbo.UpdateEmployee (
@EmpName varchar(255) = null,
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... )
if not exists (
select * from dbo.EmployeeMaster where (EmpNo = @EmpNo or EmpName = @EmpName) begin
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return (1)
end else begin
if @EmpNo is null
select @EmpNo = EmpNo from EmployeeMaster where EmpName = @EmpName
-- At this point we KNOW that @EmpNo has a value, - whether it was passed or we retrieved it ourselves
-- Go ahead and check the validity of the rest of the variables
-- ...
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A 25-year-old Minnesota man has died a week after being shot by an Amtrak police officer outside Union Station.
Chad Robertson was pronounced dead at 11:20 a.m. Wednesday at Stroger Hospital, according to the Cook County medical examiner's office. An autopsy Thursday found he died of a gunshot wound to the back, and his death was ruled a homicide.
His death comes a day after a federal lawsuit was filed on his behalf against the rail agency and the unnamed officer who shot him about 8:45 p.m. on Feb. 8 near Jackson and Canal.
The family's attorney, Douglas Hopson, said Robertson's death would now add a "wrongful death component" to the recently filed civil suit. Hopson said Robertson's passing has been very hard for his family.
"They are devastated," Hopson said. "They are working to get Chad back to Minneapolis for services as quickly as possible. Keep the family in your prayers."
Chicago Police have said Robertson was unarmed. No charges have been filed. The two officers involved have been reassigned to desk duty per Amtrak policy, spokesman Marc Magliari said.
"Amtrak is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Chad Robertson," Magliari said. "Amtrak is cooperating fully with the Chicago Police Department and State's Attorney's office as they conduct an independent investigation."
During an hourlong layover on a Megabus trip from Memphis to Robertson's hometown of Minneapolis, the officers were "aggressive" when they walked up to him and two other riders inside Union Station, before following them as they walked outside to a restaurant, the suit says.
The officers stopped them again and started searching them, the suit says. Robertson "feared for his life" and started running.
One officer who has not been identified "calmly dropped to one knee, removed his gloves, unsecured his weapon" and fired a shot from about 30 feet away that missed, according to the suit, which says the second shot hit Robertson in the back. He was taken to Stroger Hospital in critical condition.
The officer gave no commands but "calmly stated, 'It's a gun out. It's a gun out,' " the suit says.
Chicago Police said Robertson was shot in the shoulder and that he was carrying cash and drugs. His attorney said he had "an insignificant" amount of marijuana, and that the father of two has no criminal record.
Doctors weren't able to remove the bullet from Robertson's spine, and he was a quadriplegic in his final days, the suit says.
"When he found out about his condition from the doctors, he was heartbroken," his sister, Nina Robertson, said at a press conference last week. "He just said, 'The police ruined my life.' "
Magliari said Amtrak would review the suit but declined to comment Wednesday night. Chicago Police had no updates on the investigation.
Robertson's family said his two companions who witnessed the shooting were set to appear before a grand jury last week. Representatives for the Cook County state's attorney's office declined to comment.
The nine-count civil rights suit claims the officers used excessive force and searched Robertson illegally. The suit is seeking an unspecified amount in damages.
The Chicago Sun-Times submitted a Freedom of Information Act request to Amtrak that sought recordings — both audio and video — of the shooting, collected by Amtrak police in and around Union Station.
The rail agency denied the request, citing the ongoing investigation by Chicago Police and the state's attorney's office.
"Disclosure of records could jeopardize those proceedings," Amtrak said.
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We'll have an interesting pair of events go down this weekend on television, as Bellator 137 takes place Friday night and UFC Fight Night 66 happens early Saturday morning.
One title fight, a battle between former champions and challengers, along with several interesting contests are all scheduled.
Bellator features Brandon Halsey defending his middleweight title against veteran Kendall Grove, while the fans in Manila will witness Frankie Edgar vs. Urijah Faber inside the Octagon.
Here's a look at those two bouts, along with a couple of others to keep your eye on this weekend:
Brandon Halsey vs. Kendall Grove for the middleweight title/Bellator 137
This marks the first title defense for Brandon Halsey, as the former NCAA Div. I wrestler claimed the title with a 35-second submission win over Alexander Shlemenko last September. He joined Bellator after just two pro bouts and has claimed six wins – including four finishes – since.
Halsey earned his title shot with a tournament victory over Brett Cooper in the finals, which also ended in the first round and via submission. He's scored wins over Joe Pacheco, Hector Ramirez, Joe Yager and Rocky Ramirez since.
In Kendall Grove, Halsey will be facing his most unique test. Shlemenko has had more fights, but the level of competition that Grove has faced is far better.
A former UFC fighter, the 32-year-old has been inside the cage with the likes of Derek Brunson, Mark Munoz, Tim Boetsch, Demian Maia, Evan Tanner, Patrick Cote and Jake Rosholt. He won The Ultimate Fighter and is 3-1 in his last four overall.
Eduardo Dantas vs. Mike Richman/Bellator 137
Eduardo Dantas is fighting for the first time since dropping the Bellator bantamweight crown to Joe Warren last October. He had defended it twice, but was unable to win over the judges vs. Warren.
Dantas would likely position himself right back in title contention with a win over Mike Richman, who is a former Bellator finalist. Richman has won two straight, finishing both Nam Phan and Ed West inside of three minutes.
Interestingly enough, Dantas was scheduled to defend his title against Richman in March before Richman suffered an injury and was forced out.


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Hi Guys, pick your brains time. I am making very slow progress using webmerge but plodding on.
I have a single tier settings file. which produces the pages I want okay. But I get a list a mile long on my index page. The datafeed is National Geographic . My index page just shows on long list on the page.
How can I limit the number of categories per page and show next category to go to another page? or create the lists in 4 columns on the page.
An update to this. I also have a number of items in a number of categories. Each time the index is genrated I get list ie those below. How can I get tehm to all show under one category e.g. Books and Calendars
Books and Calendars NI73211
Books and Calendars > Adventure and Exploration A105059C
Books and Calendars > Animals and Nature A101500C
Books and Calendars > Atlases and Reference A105092C
Books and Calendars > Books, Calendars, & CD-ROMs A107014C
Books and Calendars > Culture A101070C
Books and Calendars > History A103374C
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