i despise my own body which was not her body. my body i had been forced to evacuate when my father invaded and violated me. i lived as a breastless patient machine programmed for striving accomplishment. i did not, inhabit my body or the earth. i couldn't feel or know their pain. i could not intoo -- i never the boundary of enough. i was driven. i called it working hard. being busy. on top of it. making things happen. in fact i could not stop. stopping would mean experiencing separation, loss, tumbling in to a suicidal dislocation. as i had no reference point if more body i began to ask other women about their body. in particular their vagina. it's very important. this lead me to writing the vagina monologue which lead me to talk about them obsessly. i did it in front of strangers. as a result of me talking women started telling me story about the body. i cries crossed the earth in plain -- plane, train and jeep. these women and girleds had become exiled from their body. i went to over sixty countries, i hearing-impaired about wo

, in my body. i just want to say to all the activists here, i'm sure there's plenty, thank you, thank you, thank you for all the amazing work you do for so many years here. [applause] a real particular thank you to all of the women and men who are working on the front lines every day to stop violence against women and girls. it's the crucial work and most invisible underpaid, under valued work, so thank you, thank you for doing it. i want to start today, and i think i just want to say about this book, you know, somebody said, people ask me when did you start writing it, and it's so -- it's so hard to gauge when you start writing a book. i started writing it k probably, when i was 5 years old. i really do, but i think the actual writing of it began at the end of my cancer treatment, and it was kind of like diagnosis, treatment, the book, and they are all part of the same process. i want to read the introduction because i think it will give you a kind of an overview and understanding what the book is

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i got body parts rearranged, and i had months of infection. i lost 30 pounds, but the idea of pumping poison into my bloodstream, i just could not, and then there was this woman who had been my former therapist to showed up one day, just as a gift, and she said, "i am going to sit on your couch once a week as my gift to v-day," and i said, "you do not have to do that because i am not doing chemotherapy purple and then she gave me what i call a sue. she said, "look, this is not for you. this is for all of the projected that this, all of those things that happened to you. you are going to poison them, and they are never coming back. see that tot frame, return your innocence and to return peace." i was, like, ok. tavis: what is turn name and number? i have got some stuff she can flip for may. obviously, she can flip chemo, she can do anything. >> i tell you something, it really warts, so any time i had the five hours of the poison going in to me, i pictured things that needed to be burned out of me -- it really works. i really do think how we fra

one of the reasons is because we work through the whole body balancing all of the muscles of the body. 5 and 6 and 7. both arms up. down. and weight loss is always exercise and a sensible eating program. you don't lose weight exercising. that's a myth. t ifou don't exercise and you lose weight, then you will gain a lot after you've lost the weight. you have to exercise while you're losing weight in order to keep it off. and when you exercise while you're losing weight you lose it beautifully. so you lose it exactly where you want to lose the weight, and you shape your body exactly the way you want it shaped. so pull in your stomach, bend your knees, a ttle pelvic tilt. drag the arms hind you and pull them in front. press towards the television set and you want to feel this in your lower back. one shoulder the other shoulder up. one shoulder and now you're going to drop slowly to the floor. follow your legs. stay at the bottom and completely relax and shift right very slowly. shift left. take your time. you want to work into those hip muscles. and last time, shifting, slowly roll up. y

the bodies. i didn't know what they were doing with them. i knew that they were giving them to processing companies for use in transplant, but i couldn't imagine whether or not this was something that could be done, couldn't be done. >> when i was first subpoenaed, was it a shock? yeah, i was absolutely concerned that i was being subpoenaed. that day, i called my lawyer. >> my name is mario gulucchi. i am a criminal defense attorney and i represented michael mastromarino in his criminal cases. he came into my office with a subpoena. i sat down and i read the subpoena. it was from the king's county or brooklyn, new york, district attorney's office. i didn't understand what they were looking for because i personally, i was never aware of the tissue harvesting business. so i said to michael, my initial reaction is what are you doing? you can do this? this sounds like something that's out of a frankenstein movie, to be quite honest with you, i felt the same way that everybody else felt when they firs

utilize your breath with your body. your second breath, if you're strong through the core legs are straight, roll back to center. otherwise, bend you knees if you're tired, lay on down. if you want one last stretch tuck your hands behind your hips drive your heels up toward the ceiling and slowly lower your heels all the way down. you're all doing it, i guess i didn't work you hard enough today. once you get down there, you can release your hands out from underneath, let's get ready for savasana. the final pose of class is the most important in yoga called savasana. this pose is what you worked the entire class to achieve; an exploration of stillness in action. as you lay on your mat allow your entire body to come to rest. let your feet flop open, bring your hands by your sides palms upward close your eyes. let your mind and body relax completely. the purpose of this time is to just be; be still in your heart still in your body still in yourself. try to remain in this pose for five to ten minutes finding health and harm

>> it changes our bodies from head to toe. you know what the largest muscle in your body is? >> stephen: my tongue. >> actually, you're sitting on it, your gliewtus maximus, your butt. if you look at the butt of a cham pans eye, it's tiny. but humans have large gluteus maximus. you can test this. go ahead. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: that's night noois. that's nice. >> now run. now hold your butt while you run. feel it crunching up? yeah, exactly. what your butt is doing, every time you hit the ground your body wanteds to fall forward but you have a big, incredible gliewtus maximus that keeps you from falling over. >> stephen: if you see someone with a big butt perhaps the polite thing to say is, "wow, are you really evolutionary advantaged." and i cannot lie. ( cheers and applause ). >> so we have all kinds of features in our bodies that make us great at running. we have short toes, and springs in our feet, and special sensory apparatuses in our ears. well, the inner ear. >> stephen: what about chewing because i am an expert chewer. you study chewing. i'm a bit of a

they have two different bodies there. in the city council members situation it's what's referred to as method three. it's a special election. so those automatically go to the special election. in county 3, it's the body below council position where an office shall be appointed by the mayor with approval of the council. the mayor gets to nominate and says this is who i would like but the council gets the final say in we approve or don't approve. >> it's not like a choice where the mayor, the individual nominates two or three people and the body chooses between them? >> the charter doesn't get to that depth or level. if you wanted to, i can definitely do research into that. but i don't see that in the charter. looks like they just nominate and it's not in the charter itself. at least what we looked up. >> okay. >> any other questions on the point by individual? and appointed by body would be how the mayor's office gets appointed. the board of supervisors meets together and have a discussion and they put together a proposal

you have to bury a dead body, period.'s nothing else to discuss with it. >> does it have to be publicly known where a body is buried? >> no. not at all. cemeteries have to keep records of where you bury somebody. they have section numbers and grave numbers. they have a map of who's buried there, who's buried here. you have to keep some sort of a record. now, you could leave the grave unmarked, fine. no one's going to bother it, no one's going to be able to find it. >> it's possible some cemetery somewhere could accept his body, bury it but just not have a grave marker? >> well, you can eliminate the grave marker, by the same token, the rules and regulations of cemeteries say if you adhere to all these rules you're entitled to put a grave marker down. so you can't say to one family because your uncle freddy was a terrorist, he can't have a grave marker but everybody else can. because the other guy's a murderer. he only murdered his cousin or his two cousins. this guy was a terrorist so your cousin could have a marker but t

versus myriad genetics and it's deliberating whether or not a company can patent parts of the human body or genome it's something that most of us probably haven't given much thought to that is an issue that calls into question the ethics and morality about patenting life and what consequences that may have so to talk about this case and the implications on science and medicine and joined now by sandra park a.c.l.u. staff attorney and representative for the plaintiffs in this case thank you so much sandra for coming on and. thanks for having me so what is the you currently arguing in the myriad genetics case what is the concern with patenting these genes. so we brought the first lawsuit in the united states challenging human genes it's estimated that twenty percent of our genes have been patented and patting genes allows the patent holder to control all the testing that's done on the genes as well as any research that has died and we think that simply goes too far in giving monopolies to companies over the future of genetic research but didn't the supreme court already invalidate these so

a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, like celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions or stomach and intestine problems, such as blee

a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion.tually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, like celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions or stomach and intestine problems, such as bleeding and ulcer

but in reality the most dangerous things might be hiding in the food and drinks we put in our own bodies so with that in mind we've come to this region institute to take a closer look at the molecular makeup of things out. here at the institute of solid state physics scientists have developed a compact that we here at technology update hope would help us get to the bottom of some of the longest running popular soda brands no it's got to admit that i had delusions of unlocking secrets and discovering. to my apparently untrained mind. spectroscope developed here was the best way to get the answers that we were looking for. now in theory there's a wide array of potential methods of analysis each possessing its own benefits and shortcomings for example. exceptionally precise. and expensive then there's mass spectrometry which also carries a pretty hefty price tag. spectroscope can be less expensive but complex sample prep work excludes gas samples then there are traditional chemical analyses applications of which are more limited and require extensive training in many cases though spectrosco

is now also the appeal body. and to me that never made sense. that perhaps it was also related somewhat to the case at that time because it was a very contentious case. in that sense i would agree that the citizens should have an opportunity for appeal and that appeal should be by a body that's ~ that decides the dee cision. and i would support accepting this delegation. >> if there are no further comments, i'll move to accept jurisdiction on this permit, on this appeal rather. >> and president hwang, if you would consider add tog that motion the ratification of staff action accepting an appeal and placing it on for hearing tonight? >> yes. >> okay, thank you. >> we have a motion, then, from the president to accept the delegation of authority from the port and also to ratify board staff action, accepting appeal 13-0 45 scheduled to item 6 for tonight's meeting agenda. on that motion to accept authority and ratify staff action, commissioner fong? >>>student: aye >> aye. >> aye. . >> commissioner hurtado? >> aye. >

you wash the body. you put some perfume on it, you clothe that in a shroud and bury it into the ground. pretty straightforward and needs to be done as soon as possible. >> there are people out there who aren't as familiar with the rites and processes who say, look, easy, simple, cremate the guy. >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not? >> it is not a tradition dealing with a tradition itself that is 1400 years old that goes back to earlier, near eastern traditions and cremation is out of the question in this tradition. >> out of the question, even making this one exception, given the back and forth and the anger in the symbolism and everything surrounding the story. >> it is interesting because cremation in the united states, in u.s. culture, is seen as an honorary distinction, a way to honor the dead body. why would we opt for that option? why not put the body in the ground, somewhere discreet, doesn't need to be disclosed to anybody except the family, of course, and move on with it. the idea of raising m

the team's effort has been focused on getting a full body. scanner ready for production. they should have completed in about two to three years' time. so hopefully the whole team is open world of possibilities once you start looking. but that's all for this revealing edition of technology update. enjoy the ride. the imperial presidency barack obama ran for president in two thousand and eight as an alternative has expanded to some of the more appalling aspects of the. state that he inherited in the name of security. the rule of law and other constitutional rights. the trip through the country. the. clear evidence from north to south. the roots of iraqi tragedy. after the war. for peace. play. live. live. live. live. live play live. please. more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are all today please. live . there are little. explained. that speak. to. her. little other little. little good luck with the slim good little. lists and the. little bottom and their little. lists

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as the human body. you see that sad life in the bodies of my patients. >> dr. gabor mate, a best- selling author, position in canada. in that first interview, we touched briefly on his work on attention deficit disorder, the sean deck of his book "scattered." just about one month ago, we had dr. mate back on to talk more about add as bile as parenting, bullying, the education system, and how they live the of stresses on the family environment is leading to what he calls the destruction of the american childhood. >> in the u.s. there are 3 million children receiving medication for adhd, attention deficit hyperactive disorder. there are about half a million kids in this country who are receiving heavy and a psychotic medication, medication that are usually given to schizophrenics to regulate their hallucinations. in this case, it is being used to control their behavior. so we have this massive experiment of chemical and the psychotics. statistics last week showed in the last five years there has been a 43

you can see there in which tsarnaev's body was taken.rew witnessed a police escort at the entryway as the van left. and we've reached out to the funeral home. they have so far refused comment. but deb, what more do we know about the body and who actually claimed it? >> reporter: well, we actually don't know who claimed it. what's interesting is that catherine russell, the widow, has said she didn't want the body. she wanted the body to be returned to the family. and we reached out to several family members. we know that he's got an uncle in maryland, a sister in new jersey, another one in boston, an aunt in toronto. of course, the body could potentially be flown overseas where his parents are right now. but the funeral home not releasing any indication as to who picked up the body or where it's going next. we do know that the death certificate is going to be filed likely tomorrow on friday and at that time we'll know what the cause of death is. you have to remember he died following a brutal shootout with police officers who found him no

the team's effort has been focused on getting a full body helium free m.r.i. scanner ready for production if things go as planned they should have all work on that completed in about two to three years' time. so hopefully the whole tech up team is open your eyes to a world of possibilities once you start looking beyond what's there at first glance but that's all for this revealing edition of technology update we'll see you next time and enjoy the ride. they played in a family jazz band together. hijacked a plane together. most of them from music to tara. twenty five questions still remain. bad hijack. a clear image of iraq after inflation. twenty day taxi trip through the country. the roads full of danger. clear evidence from north to south. the roots of iraqi tragedy. after the war waiting for peace. talks e t. download the official tea up location. choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't. your mobile devices you can watch on t.v. any time anyway. this week's top stories here on r.t.e. terr

a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, like celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions or stomach and intestine problems, such

police say the body showed signs of a violent struggle. they're not sure whether this happened here or whether it was elsewhere a spokesman says it appears the medical examiner swil have to determine the cause of death. >> we haven't found witnesses but that is part of the investigation. hopefully we'll find someone out there that knows what happened. >> and this is the 15th homicide in san jose this year. room doors here open to a large lot and people driving along busy monterey road also have a clear view of a struggle occurred outside. oak hill cemetery are across the street. now, the police are continuing their investigation and so is our coverage of the breaking news story. we'll put developments that we learn about on our twitter feed. >> david, thank you very much. devastating news tonight fr a san francisco family and for everyone who spent the past several days searching for a missing little girl in lake county. mick kayla lynch wandered from her family's vacation home. her body was found in the creek not far from her house sherk

the team's effort has been focused on getting a full body. scanner ready for production. they should have all work on that completed in about two to three years' time. so hopefully the whole team is open to a world of possibilities once you start looking beyond what's there at first glance but that's all for this revealing edition of technology update. enjoy the ride. wealthy british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy. there are no holds barred global financial headlines kaiser reports. a clear image of iraq to face. the trip through the country. full of. clear evidence from north to south. the roots of iraqi tragedy. after the war. for peace. live. live. live . live. cut. cut. cut. cut. if. lead. me to. the latest news on the week's top stories britain's security is social integration and foreign policy on discouraging you following the day lies decapitation of a soldier by alleged muslim extremists in london. the peace and quiet of stockholm is just prompted by seven unprecedented nights of youth riots spawned by the death of an immigrant. a

. >> i could see the blood just coming out of her body. it was that horrific. i mean, it was just shocking at first to see and then for me to make my way in to it and decide what to shoot and not to shoot. i mean, this isn't the worst photo i've taken that day, but it's pretty bad. >> part of the american sports scene since 1897. >> i was with my mother, my father, and my aunt carmen. she was running in the marathon. she's my mom's sister and we're all very close, so we wanted to support her. >> we were tracking carmen through our cell phone as to where she was in the race. so when we knew she was getting close, we decided to, you know, go to the finish line. >> we weren't there more than seemed like 15 or 20 minutes before everything happened. >> it was just the loudest noise i have ever heard, so like from that second both my eardrums got blown out. >> as i recall seeing the people behind me getting pushed back from the blast and even sydney falling backwards and getting tossed back, and i kind of was pushed down. the smoke and debris and everything just went

young minds and well the winners may have taken home to glory one of the top competitors from a past body comprise. in the time since the competition these developers have. electronic. device can help police save lives. just. for the. equipment. to get such machinery out into the field. but. evildoers. sniffer dogs have been used for this purpose for a long time. they're great at explosive detection but they have one major disadvantage a dog is really only able to work a maximum of thirty minutes before needing a rest they can resume work only after six to eight hours with a dog isn't able to tell you the exact kind of substance it's found it can only signal that something is there by raising a poor or giving some other sign but then it's up to the explosive. very often putting their own lives at risk to do so also every dog is different simply. in contrast detectors will work exactly. according to the. competitors. field spectrometers can identify what. compounds. so far have been selected for their usefulness in the field of both here and. can add. many of those one significant. active

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about 20 of those bodies are bodies of children. even those who were on the gone, seasoned reporters who cover these kind of things all the time are having a really difficult time with this. >> i have never seen anything like this in my 18 years covering tornadoes here in oklahoma city. this is without question the most horrific -- >> okay, lance -- >> a parent's worst nightmare. two elementary schools directly in the tornado path in moore, oklahoma. both of those schools flattened. a look at some new video in a reunion between frightened students and parents at this elementary school. these are aerial shots taken when it was still daylight. take it a look. just a short distance, this is all that's left of plaza towers elementary school. police said bodies of seven children were pulled from this rubble. rescuers are still searching for 24 students still accounted for. students clung to the walls as the tornadoes passed over their heads. >> a hospital was also leveled here. new pictures showing the aftermath. this is moore medical ce

no bodies were found. and, again, no casualties are being reported here at this medical center. >> all right, thank you so much. again, we are following. these are new pictures coming in from our affiliate here. these are the latest pictures of what we're seeing at this particular medical facility that was hit earlier today, live pictures that we are watching right now of just you get a sense of the devastation, just how powerful this tornado is when you look at all t that are just tossed around, completely destroyed. fortunately, those people got out safely and have been taken to other medical facilities. >>> we're coming up on 18 minutes after the hour, 11:18 since the tornado struck. and in all of that time, people are still looking for their friends and their family. families are still split. cell phones without power, without coverage. if you're look for information about a missing loved one, red cross has its safe and well website up and running. see if you can get to a computer, and you can find it

they show how the human body kind of works and how parts of our bodies are used to just propel us, likeng is more efficient than running around on four legs. >> this is really the pinnacle of human ability. we need to start with two legs. >> your body is like an elastic spring waiting to pounce. all of this energy, analyzing this with their cameras. that i. >> one of them interacting. >> and any normal human being could say they will do this. >> don't try this at home. >> oh. >> this guy, he is pole dancing, the whole family can watch. goes around more than one time. i love when they slow it down, that takes some skill, all because of their mastery of the human body. >> that's going to do it for us here at "rtm." thank you for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this mi?.=(=ph >>> coming up on "dish nation." >> beyonce's back stage off the diva chart. >> a new kardashian foot treatment almost as weird as paying $3 for rob's socks. >> mike tyson broke up with his ex girlfriend because she cooked and ate his pigeon. >>> and this week when you hear the word or any form

ray in the human body is there. also these objects that have varying densities which we used to conduct contrast sensitivity checks and there exists a great variety of such tests. in addition to offering traditional simple static snapshots these are equipped with a linear x. ray technology it allows easier scanning of mobility impaired patients and also enables technicians to focus in on one spot in particular by moving the detector along with the x. ray tube linear x. rays minimize background image interference the next generation of technology that's been adopted the world over including a lot of russian hospitals that use it as well is computed to mo graffiti it involves scanning the patient's body to produce demographic images all slices of specific areas of the body then these individuals put together and could be looked at from any number of angles and certain parameters could be measured these cross-sectional images are used for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes so that the doctor can get a full picture of

for example they can bombard our bodies with harmless ultrasonic waves showing the image in real time of their high frequency poses are good for monitoring pregnancies as well as blood flow in their radioactive isotopes which allow doctors to target specific organs often to check for cancer magnetic fields have also been mastered to keep an eye on soft tissues like the brain injured tendons but the granddaddy of them all is the x. ray which has been giving doctors a glimpse into our bones and lungs for more than one hundred years. the technique discovered merely by accident has highlighted how gaining new insight into what was previously out of reach these major dividends the technique revolutionized many diagnoses processes with oversize film images becoming a standard sight in hospitals everywhere but that's all in the past digital is the name of the game now armed with nearly instantaneous results doctors can see right away if they successfully snap the needed pic properly. more flexible apparatus make modern day technicians work almost as effortless as clicking a mouse. we compare