no man with a hand or a mouth needs to be impotent. if he isensitive to his partner's needs, he can stimulate her by hand or by mouth, and he may get aroused in therocess of her arousal. she must also be sensitive to his needs. she can stimulate him by hand or by mouth, and he can get aroused and have an orgagasm without penetration. with this kind of education, bothartners can be helped to a happier sex life, and then therapy c be considered a success. one of the moscommon sexual dysfunctions is desire disorder one of the moscommon an inhibited s drive. it has been estimated that... our relationship became almost nonexistent. i was tired. i was angry. i was irritable. i didn't have much of a desire for anything. specifically, there was no sexual desire. mel and jan have been married for 2o years. it wasn't until well into their marriage that they began to experience problems in their sexual relationship. we became farther and farther apart. at that point, we went to a clinic to seek some help. they went to dr. rshaw. desire dorders ar

mary swoons in the arms of saint john the evangelist as the kneeling magdalene twists her hands in impotent grief. in the wings two healing saints-- sebastian and anthony-- stand like living statues. because the panels of this altarpiece had to be separated, we need to look at a model to understand how it unfolded. mary reads the prophecy of isaiah-- "behold, a virgin shall conceive," as she is interrupted by the archangel gabriel's annunciation. an angelic orchestra in the temple of solomon celebrates this mystical union of heaven and earth by its harmonious celestial music. these happy sounds may also refer to musical therapy practiced in medieval hospitals. shown as if defined by light alone this is the most convincing resurrection ever painted. prophet of the atomic age, grunewald conveys a sense of weightlessness as christ rises. for the final opening, painted wings contrast with a sculpted centerpiece. saint anthony is enthroned in triumph at the center and show again at the left meeting paul the hermit in his forest retreat. for this scene of saint anthony's torment and trial in the

there are rumours of impotence and lack of mass kul inty. the club was begun to slow the population growth. the minister of health needs to challenge misconceptions as to what vasectomy does to men. >> you will be strong and continue to be sexually active. it will help your family to grow and the country to grow. when you explain, they understand it. >> it's not hard to see why there's a problem. the primary school here has 2,000 students. it's so crowded here they teach in shifts much. this is why the government thinks the birth control program is critical. there's no way a country the size of rwanda can sustain the population growth. it's telling families it's not about the number of kids they can sustain, it's the number of kids that the country can support. >> right now the average rwandan couple has almost five children. the government's aim is to reduce it to three, keeping population growth in step with economic growth. nyrenger emanuel and his wife agree that the time is right for the vasectomy. he has nine children and admits that i

in his picture third of may goya showed the church in darkness, impotent before the faceless executioners of a secular martyr. [gunshots] goya's nameless peasant symbolizes the whole of spain which rose against the napoleonic invaders. fire, destruction, violence, death-- this was spain between 1808 and 1814. the only source of illumination is the soldiers' huge lantern. we are far from the beam of the enlightenment. soon after the napoleonic wars and inspired by the french enlightenment, the greeks began their struggle for independence against the turks. the french romantic painter delacroix was passionately committed to the greek cause. he lent his support to the greeks in greece on the ruins of mesolongion of 1826. greece is portrayed as an idealized, impassioned woman dressed in white reminiscent of david's central figure in the sabine women. she rises heroically above the rubble arms extended appealing for help in the cause of liberty. and so, the electrifying effects of the napoleonic era, creative and destructive left their mark on artists and everybody else. the neoclassical style

there are rear-view mirrors of impotence and loss of mass could you lint. they began the clubs to slow the population growth, but the ministry of growth needs to challenge misconceptions of what a vasectomy does to men. >> you're still are strong and sexually active but it helps your family to growth and country to growth. when you try to explain it to them, they understand it. >> reporter: it's not hard to say why there's a problem. the primary school has almost 2,000 students. it's so crowded here they teach in shifts. this is exactly why the government thinks its birth control is so critical. there's no way a country the size of rwanda can sustain this population fwroet. it's not just about the number of kids families can sustain but the number of kids the entire country can support. right now the average rwanda couple has almost five children. the government's aim is to reduce it to three keeping pom lags growth in step with groet. they agree the time is right for a va secretary toechlt. he already has nine children and admits that's enough. they go thr

> as you say, suzy, this could be giving nothing to republicans but it could be exposing a great impotency of the speaker. do you think this is a swan song for him and he's in danger? >> it's remarkable, thomas, because we are exactly where we started. the way out of this crisis has always been clear. the people who started it didn't have a strategy to get us out of it except for the democrats and obama buckling, which they said from the beginning they weren't going to do. as it stands, the way out of the crisis is still what it always was, which is john boehner bringing a clean cr to the floor and bringing an extension of the debt limit and doing so with democratic votes. he has not been able to stand up to the extremists in the party. now he realizes that the entire confidence and the country's economy is resting on his decision, so he can choose. does he want to keep his nominal speakership or does he want to maintain the stability of this country. >> igor, do you think that ted cruz still remains a viable character to mess up the works here, being that he is truly the granddaddy of the

. >> translation: people say it makes men impotent and you'll never be sexually active again. decided to do it for the good of my family. the doctors explained everything will be well. people gossip, but i decided it is the best thing to do. >> translation: i'm happy about the decision. it takes away the burden of family planning. i find that difficult. >> in an adjacent room after the vasectomy club meeting nyrenger emanuel has the operation. the technique is new, fast and free. he'll spend half an hour under local anaesthetic before the surgeons begin the next operation. the government believes there's no time to waste. >> making history - more than 100 years later. an iconic treasure from the doomed "titanic" heads to the auction block. . >>> welcome back. it's been dubbed the first ever peanut free college football game. no peanuts will be sold or permitted during the game against the university of minnesota. workers pressure washed the stadium to get rid of anything with peanut residue. the gesture is in support of people with peanut allergies. >> heading out this weekend

. >> and i assume by vote, i don't know, and a lot of us are feeling almost impotent in the sense like do they listen to us in washington, d.c., right now. we're bruised from the last government stuff we went through and if we vote and go to the store, you fill out a card and say i would like to so more local grown things. i assume that is a good thing to do? >> i think it's terrific to do. and if there is voting with your fork comes in. if enough people are buying those things, it generates a market for them and then the stores are going to try to accommodate and everyone else is, too. >> uh-huh. >> and you can tell it's having an affect. because these are the fastest areas of growth in supermarkets these days. >> uh-huh. >> and that is yet big corporations are buying organic companies. >> and you have to follow the money, don't you? >> yes. >> and what about frozen veggables? -- vegetables? do they wash them and froze them and package them? >> and they're usually picked at peak and there is a study that came out and sponsored by the frozen food industry that shows the nutritional val

in fact, they are making them impotent to deal with this problem, the self-inflicted crisis. so i think it's an inspired choice to have a hostage negotiator. >> listen to some of the language we are hearing, the ransom hostage language you are hearing. been. >> you don't get to demand some ransom in exchange for keeping the government running. you don't want to ge hand ransom in exchange for keeping the economy running. >> hostages, ransom, holding a gun to the heads of the american people. what is the first thing we should do here to step down the crisis level? >> well, somebody needs to ask a really good question. i know that sounds simplistic. but the idea is, it's not the answer, it's the response that you're looking for. ask somebody a question, it makes them stop and think. then you try to see if you can refocus on something, a common goal, common ground commonly used as a term. you get people to respond and stop and think. at that point in time, you see what they say and it's a little bit of an ad lib situation. >> year thot really stopping -- if the common goal is cre

facebook page and e-mail me at loudobbs.com and follow me and check ot fox business.com, today's impotant story on jpmorgan chase, and what is under enmousovernment pressur some would call it extortion. up next on the broadcast, the president's government shutdown producing horror stories of americans all across the couny and shannon bream on those decisions on who is suffering decisions on who is suffering the pain a customer erin swenson ordered shoes from us online but they didn't fit. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not hay. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomehappy customer. then, repeat customer. repeat customers, i'm happy. sales go up, i'm happy. i ordered another pair. i'm happy. (both) i'm happy. happy. happy.m happy. happy. happy. happy happy. i love logistics. lou: the obama administration's campaign of pain continues, thousands of national parks and even private businesses on federal lands remain closed. for a look at how these shutdos are advanced, here is shannon bream with a report. >> across the

also to be what it would it be to itself as a good corporate citizens to assume is there was the impotent there was a another small leak chevron shut down immediately because the optics of it were horrible i don't think there was the second week was it was in any danger of causing any significant damage is it all as well but chevron was looking to contain any possible p.r. damage as well as any possible oil spill and so it shut down and you know that's that's a very that's a very expensive proposition and brazil is hugely important in the production of oil ninety percent of brazil's oil production actually happens offshore so as anything change sensis oil spill. would anything change i think well. i don't know for certain again i don't know. the technology for exploring in the area is is all new so yeah i guess the short answer is yes things are constantly changing the technology is in development this is a kind of exploration that's never been done anywhere else so the every week or every month of delay brings about more knowledge about how to do this safely thanks petrobras the brazilia

like impotent? no, shut up, no! shut up! what? tell me. tell me.s the strike's got me feeling crappy, that's all. it's natural. you're used to going to work in the morning. you've been working steady since you were what? 29. well, why don't you get a part-time job or something? doing what? girl: ow! it's ok! walk it off, ferraro. walk it off. you know, they're always looking for substitute teachers here. yeah, i'm gonna teach. ok, yeah, that's good. no, it's easy. any idiot can be a substitute. don't you need, like, a college degree or something? oh, yeah. heh! you dropped out of college, didn't you? junior college, and yes. yeah, it's all right. you know, they are so hard up here for subs, they never check. really? i mean, i--i don't know, maybe it could work. right? i--i am good with kids. you don't need to be. just give them an assignment and read the newspaper. i love the newspaper! all right, get me in, steph! this is great, yeah! served on a toasted pretzel roll, our new bacon avocado chicken sandwich comes with fries and your choice of soup

. >> translation: people say it makes men impotent and you'll never be sexually active again. i decided to do it for the good of my family. the doctor explained everything will be will. >> translation: i'm happy about the decision. it will take about the burden of family planning. i found that difficult. >> in an adjacent room after the vasectomy meeting nyrenger emanuel has the operation. the technique is new, fast and free. he'll spend half an hour under local anaesthetic before the next operation. the government believes there's no time to waste. >> it's been six months since venezuela's new president took office. it's not been smooth sailing for nicolas maduro. we report on the challenge of filling chavez's shoes. they may be fun to look at. waste is toxic. the canadian goose-busters - trying to stop the birds taking flight. >> he has the look, but has rory mcilroy got the gape. more on that later. ee >> you are watching al jazeera. nine lebanese hostages have been freed by syrian rebels more than a year after being abducted. it is part of a complex development two turkish

either we have impotent leadership in the house or they have essential delegate the direction of thepeople who are unreasonable. independent voters like divided government but now it's disfunctional and this is different. >> i'm going to hit pause with all of you. nancy pelosi is approaching the microphone. let's listen to her and then get your reaction. chris van holland is behind her. >> as we gather here right near statuary hall i'm reminded that president washington when he was leaving office cautioned political parties who are at war with their own government. here we are tonight. you know what they are planning to do, if you don't, chris van holland who is the ranking member on the budget committee for the house democrats and has led us with great -- based on values and to reduce the deficit and create jobs i'm going to yield to chris. he will give perspective to what is happening tonight and why it is not a good evening. chris? chris van holland. >> thank you, madame leader. we are gathered here at a very sad point in the history of this congress. because what the house republ

what they say the relative impotence when it comes to north korea, iran, syria, on and on. spying problem with our allies in europe being very upset by this. where do we stand? >> this is the last three or four months have been a very bad period in american diplomacy for all the reasons you mentioned and right now the iranians see that and, therefore, i think they have little incentive to negotiate in earnest. they may be talking to us, like they will be doing in the beginning of next month, but they're only doing that to prevent the israelis from striking them with, you know, striking their nuclear facilities. i don't think they're concerned about us. they're concerned about israel and that is a problem. when you have countries like north korea and iran and even china and russia not afraid of the u.s., very bad things happen. i'm very concerned about what we will see from the beginning part of next year. >> we hope your fears don't come true and we always appreciate the warnings. thank you very much, sir, good to see you. >> thank you. >>> a group of saudi women are standi

there are rumors of impotence and loss of masculinity. they began the clubs to slow the population growth. the ministry of health needs to challenge misconceptions about what vasectomy does to men. >> when we speak to the men that you still are strong. you tend to be sexually active but it helps your family to grow and when you try to explain to them, they understand it >> reporter: it's not hard to see why there is a problem. the primary school has almost 2,000 students. it's so crowded here, they teach in shifts. >> this is exactly why the government thinks its birth control program is so critical. there is no way a country the size of rwanda can sustain this kind of population growth. >> that's why it's telling families it's not just about the number of kids they can sustain. it's about the number of kids that the entire country can support. >> right now, the average rwandan couple has almost five children. the government's aim is to reduce it to three, keeping population with economic growth. >> emanuelel and his wife agreed the time

he wants the impotent fed -- >> clearly you're not familiar with my work.ery devoted fan of the current federal reserve, who has been putting the monetary pedal to the metal. my point, i'd like to talk to greenspan about, there monetary policy is less effective unless it has fiscal policy to complement it. the fed is setting table with low interest rates, but there's not if you have demand to get people to take advantage of them. >> the fed can create demand. >> you're both missing the most important thing. >> i thought we might be. >> he's bullish on stocks. he's bullish on stocks. he didn't back off one iota. so the yield on stocks, the so-called equity risk premium is so high, there's almost no down side. >> no stock market bubble. >> that's the way i read it. >> i have tremendous respect for mr. greenspan -- >> jared -- this will continue in the green room. now i'm about to head straight to a special dinner. by the way, it the truth. in honor of great jack kemp, an old friend of mine. lots of people will be speaking at that including john boehner, paul

are frustrated and angry and they don't have a way of channelling that because there's a certain impotencehave. what they decided to do was target one small group, just the staff members of congress, so they can stick it to them. hold that thought. nancy pelosi is addressing reporters at this moment. take a listen. >> i would like to say good evening but it isn't a very good one. as we gather right here near statueary hall, i'm reminded of president washington when he was leaving office, cautioned against political parties that were at war with their own government. and here we are tonight. you know what they are manning to do. if you don't, chris who is the ranking member on the budget committee for the house democrats, and has led us with great -- based on values and to reduce the deficit and create jobs, i'm going on yield to chris because he will give perspective to what is happening tonight and why it is not a good evening. >> thank you, madam leaders. the leader said we're gathers at a very sad point in the history of this congress. because what the house republicans are doing right

political impact of the way this is affecting military families and veterans is something that's impotentit is turned into action and the people that are going to turn it into action are you guys. >> it's the more than public, we are small in number, we need everybody to step up and get behind us. >> so your leadership here is needed more than every. thanks for being here. >>> teenagers, you're immature, that's not me. that's a state supreme court ruling that will chap your hide and it has nothing to do with the shutdown and that story's coming up. in the nation, sometimes bad things happen. add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance and we'll replace stolen or destroyed items with brand-new versions. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ customer erin swenson ordebut they didn't fit.line customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomes happy customer. then, repeat customer. easy returns, i'm happy. repeat customers, i'm happy. sales go up, i

you don't quit smoking there's a very good chance by the time you're 45 or so, you're going to be impotent. now, i don't know if that means anything to you, but it may have some impact on your wife and may adversely affect you," i said. "and if you have any children," i said, you're not going to be able to go out and play ball with your kids, and when your kids grow up and your kids have grandkids, you can forget about ever baby-sitting the grandkids because you're not going to be able to breathe well enough. so it's not only a matter of dying of lung cancer when you're 75," i said, "you're going to have a lousy quality of life for the last 20 years." dean hamer: almost 50% of people try to stop every year but simply aren't able to do so. we've been very interested in whether or not there is a genetic basis for why some people find it easy to stop smoking, and other people find it very difficult. if we could find that, we might be even able to develop new therapies or new drugs which would help the most recalcitrant people to quit their smoking addiction. we have actually found two genes t

may the tirades of majorities or minorities be equally impotent to sway our lawmakers from doing whatca. >> that was senate chaplain barry black, not mincing words while giving the opening prayer on the senate floor over the past few days. he's been admonishing members every day since the shutdown. he said when the military can't pay death benefits to troops killed in action, enough is enough. barry black joins me now. sir, it is nice to have you on today. as we were watching there through your role as chaplain, the kind of words your using there, stubborn, tirade, we get the moaning of what you're trying to pass along. what kind of response have you been getting from members? have they been listening to you and coming up in response to the sentiment that you're trying to impart to them? >> i interact with members on a daily basis, and i receive positive feedback from both sides of the aisle because i am articulating what many of them themselves are feeling. >> but when we talk about what they are feeling and they are coming up to you to talk about it, it doesn't seem as if that their

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regulate existing coal plants, they've rendered the s.e.c., securities and exchange commission, impotent by saying that the s.e.c. can't pass rulings unless they do what is called a cost/benefit analysis, and they've ruled that recess appointments couldn't be taken into account. here's what senator schumer said, we will fill up the d.c. circuit one way or another. well, i disagree with senator schumer's characterization on some of these cases but it is true that the d.c. circuit court has a unique role in american jurisprudence in deciding some very important cases for the entire country. because the administrative agencies that are part of the executive branch when they make decisions whether it's financial services, the environmental protection agency, whether it's health and human services, whether it's any administrative agency, those decisions typically get decided and reviewed by the d.c. circuit court of appeals. more recently, the majority leader put it this way: this is the top scwoat, we're focusing very intently on the d.c. circuit. we need at least one more. there's three vac

impotent you know nobody takes them even seriously there are you know in a few few states tobacco growing states they have a little bit to say thirty years just and most of that change came about as a consequence of a major lawsuit and the public's attention to that. isn't it possible that public opinion can flip that fast with regard to climate and what do you think it's going to take to do it well i think there's no question that it can change fairly rapidly we've seen in the last few years that the extreme weather that has been devastating this country has definitely gotten people more concerned about climate change whether it is the the devastating drought that hit much of the country whether it's hurricane sandy a once in one hundred year storm coming you know almost immediately you know the heels of hurricane irene which is a once in a century storm so you know you look for these devastating wildfires so i think it's just the reality that you know i think people have had this misconception that climate change is going to affect people a long time from now and in faraway places and t

to allow op opposition by speech seems to indicate you think it impotent or that you do not care wholeheartedly for the result or that you doubt either your power or your premises. at this point holmes shifts direction almost very suddenly and very brilliantly, in my mind. but when men have realized that time has upset many fighting faiths, they may come to believe even more they believe the very foundations of their own conduct, that the ultimate good desired is better reached by free trade and ideas, that the best test of truth is the power of the thought to get itself accepted in the competition of the market, and that truth is the only ground upon which their wishes safely can be carried out. that, at any rate, is the theory of our constitution. it is an experiment as all life is an experiment. every year, if not every day, we have to wager our salvation upon some prophesy based upon imperfect knowledge. while that experiment is part of our system, i think that we should be eternally vigilant against attempts to check the expression of opinions that we loathe and believe to be fraught with

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have your prostate removed, you run the risk of damaging the nerves and winding up incontinent, impotent. it is not the treatment of choice. it is truly your last resort. >> now, we only have a couple of minutes left. is there anything else that you want to add? >> the problem of an enlarged prostate is inevitable. it's going to happen to every man listening out there today. so far it's been a silent epidemic. don't be afraid to talk about it. don't be embarrassed. don't wait until the problems overtake your life. if you have a family history of prostate problems or have any symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, hesitancy, getting up frequently at night, pain or discomfort when urinating, or a diminished sex drive, try prosvent today. get back your life. >> for dr. may and myself, thank you for joining us and be well. [♪...] >> i had run out of the samples at one time, and i noticed going back to getting up once a night, then twice a night, and i said-- that's when i really realized that i really-- this product was really working and that i should continue taking it. >> going to