it's a tricky situation so here are a few suggestions that will help you strengthen your marriage tobias go to therapy i know there are appeased taboo in so many different african context but to be frank sore open honest relationships a therapist can act as a mediator between you and your wife and help you fix any underlying problems you might have before you decide to make the next big move let your partner know that you're willing to work together to fix things chances are she's dealing with her own issues that she's not even letting you in on the most important thing is that she feels loved and respected and if after you've fixed all of your problems you still feel the need for an open relationship ask your wife in a kind and respectful manner if she's still eager to pursue an ethical non-monogamous relationship put everything on the table and be ready for her response from the calves. good night. thanks what do you guys think about that you can connect with us through all facebook page all by email and you can always watch more content on our you tube channel that's it from me but do

know what to begin i truly love her but i am extremely unhappy in that department help oh my dear tobias you would be surprised how often i get this question so many people are under the impression that opening a marriage is the solution to a sexless marriage but it's not let me explain couples who agree to an open relationship have a really strong lines of communication and more often than not have been having these conversations from the beginning of their relationship an open relationship is a beautiful concept and i support it completely but it requires so much more love and support than a monogamous relationship you and your partner have to be clear as to the reasons why you want to start seeing other people and not we're trying to save our marriage imagine asking your wife to open the relationship so that you can satisfy your sexual needs there are so many different responses that you can get to that question and i warn you not all of them will be pleasant 1st she could think that you are already in a relationship and were just looking for a way to tell her this might make us feel

love and the support we really do appreciate today our question comes from a gentleman by the name tobias all the way from mumbai kenya and his email goes dear cat i've been married for over 15 years now and as much as i love my wife things have been a little bit dead in the bedroom for a while i don't know how to spice things up anymore and have been considering opening the marriage but i don't know where to begin i truly love her but i am extremely unhappy in that department help oh my dear tobias he would be surprised how often i get this question so many people are under the impression that opening a marriage is the solution to a sexless marriage but it's not let me explain couples who agree to an open relationship have a really strong lines of communication and more often than not have been having these conversations from the beginning of their relationship an open relationship is a beautiful concept and i support it completely but it requires so much more love and support than a monogamous relationship you and your partner have to be clear as to the reasons why you want to stop seei

carl tobias is professor of law at the university of richmond in virginia.ng of the proceedings? i think you described it very well. it does seem that the republicans are holding to their 53-47 republicans are holding to their 53—47 majority, and there have been no defections so far on the procedures. and as you properly say, the process that are used and the rules that are established may dictate what the substance might be. it is very partisan, very politicised and both sides are holding fast to their respective positions so far. and, of course, there have been many complaints from there have been many complaints from the white house and republicans in congress about the lack of representation but this hearing could have heard from officials close to president donald trump, defending him most likely, but the white house blocked them from appearing. the democrats very strongly argued that the very idea that they needed to hear from the people around the president who are so people around the president who are so close to him and do have relevant information

professor carl tobias from the university richmond in virginia.he day's other news. the new lebanese prime minister, hassan diab, has named his cabinet, saying it will strive to meet the demands of protesters who've held four months of demonstrations. his finance minister said lebanon is facing an unprecedented economic crisis, and called for foreign support. formation of a government had been delayed while allies of its powerful shia supporters, hezbollah, wrangled over positions. the government of burkina faso is saying 36 people have died in an attack in the province of sanmatenga. it's not clear who's responsible, but burkina faso has suffered a growing number of islamist attacks. earlier parliament voted to create a civilian volunteer force to fight militant groups. the former head of the brazilian mining company, vale, is facing homicide charges, along with 15 other people, over the collapse of an iron ore dam a year ago. 270 people died when the dam burst near the brazilian town of brumadinho prosecutors also want to bring charges of enviro

floors with offices apartments and 5 all with 360 degree view so why the tallest building in the world tobias burj khalifa is about 600 meters tall and so we've got more to climb to make strides i brought. to. the prison puro its most symmetry and its most expensive. most creative. trying to taste of a really charming excited. filesystem. on t.w. . and i you do need to keep a lot of the people vote for the over mentioned home the force and for the most recent i think maybe that was the bottom of the valley that the nasa dragon as well as called the. green book on. the line up for the berlin international film festival is finally out we'll see what movies have a shot at this year's top prizes and also on the show. pablo picasso was a revolutionary even when it came to how he views paper an exhibition at london's royal academy takes a fresh look. and the painter frida kahlo features in a new board game the game tests players knowledge of great women in history. welcome to arts and culture now the red carpet isn't rolled out just yet but the anticipation is growing for the 70th berlin internatio

imy name is tobias kaine. the reason i am here is to ask to be restored back at marshall elementary school, where i was placed as a reasonable accommodation employment area. doctor matthews i understand you visited the school. i wish i was there when you came. the back story is in 2012 i was injured by a principal interfering in my duties pulling a child down. when the child fell, i had hold of her and fell to both knees with the full weight of the child. i injured both knees and i had chipped bones in my knees. in 2012 risk management allowed my left knee to be done. after healing in 2013, i began advocating for the right knee because it was more problematic. fast forward to 2018, they do need it. in 2018 they allowed it to be done. they contacted me to say i opened up a new disability claim and i was taken off work, assuming i couldn't do the duties. through the healing process, i also was vetted by my surgeon and a doctor that i was placed back on full duty. i was called in for no reason. the doctor which d

." >>> for more on today's rally, let's bring in toe to be tobias. i think the issue that people have made a big too much of the in the repo markets, the sense of this wonderful concept when you're putting in supply-side economics, particularly money-supply growth, that that money goes into risk assets. it sends to work extraordinarily well it tends to work less well when you look at the u.s., simply because there's a lot of receptacles. in if goes to risk assets, it could go to venture cap, private equity, it could go to real estate development it could go to new business formation. it's not necessarily funneling into u.s. squeeze. i think it's a common misperception that i can -- but nonetheless that is a kind of mind set. >> do you disagree that we saw that stop. would that have an immediate affect >> i do. i disagree i'm sorry. tobias when you had quantitative tightening and the fed tightening as well thafrlgs a double whammy it was the equivalentened of raising rate at every meeblgt, so when you have q.e., it's the equivalent of loosening, even

mr tobias was for us is. such an mushin if you are not.because of mushing who is for ward who are who took want to question so what you're saying is that because you're dealing with a very very powerful political forces economic forces they are the ones that are organizing the protests against you i mean what have you guys actually done to hurt them so they want you out of office. i don't. know who. forster said to some to some force says if we're just under 460 percent just want to force something you know god is your issue it should be called religion to verbally the key on god is done doesn't it. before guys show. is on to lou. poor country. we need to go to court above but as it was our losers are allowed to do litho the effects sadistic show. should. give us who is of it is just. the paradox kiki respect to unfit to convict either it. was obvious as we've got. to all in one body. be sure sunday force distributed out there is. an illusion of modern of our leader for school needs you to force according to paul before this debate is up t

tobias harris cuts to the hoop, no one in the middle for the warriors and he has the easy flush righte night. then the big man for the sixers, one of the best in the game, you will indeed, great footwork. he is a better suited from the outside, but he has fouled by paschal. he had 24, 10 rebounds, and 76ers when it 115- 104. >>> shaquille o'neal and kobe bryant won three championships as teammates with the lakers and they often butted heads as two alphas on the same team. but later became the closest of friends. shakeel called him his baby brother. today he spoke publicly for the first time since kobe's passing. >> we lost probably the world's greatest laker, world's greatest basketball player. people are going to say take your time and get better. but it's going to be hard for me. i already don't sleep anyway. i don't want to believe it. i hope somebody, some but face made this up and it's not true. i didn't want to believe it. my spirit just left my body. >> so people all over the world are paying tribute to kobe bryant in very unique ways, but this is pretty incredible. this young

anastasia, i give you first crack to react to that today what tobias left vich is saying, given global qe he says distortion in yields may be sending the wrong signal for valuing stocks there is an implication, where else will you put your money stocks are cheap yields falling today. >> there is no argument there is little places to put your money elsewhere. monetary policy around the world continues to be easy we have a trade deal with china now, with mexico and canada. that should lift consumer confidence and business confidence also, by the way i don't think that the full growth rebound that we are expecting is fully priced in. consensus is looking for something like for 52, 53 i agree with mark there is upside to 2020 having said that, tactically things do look a little bit crowded and a little bit maybe stretched. i think tactically you do want to add hems to your portfolio. if you look around the universe. i know we will talk a lot about semis today but talk about a sector that's priced at a lot of the rebound, tech and sem conductsors is something you want to hedge. >> performan

imy name is tobias kaine. the reason i am here is to ask to be restored back at marshall elementary school, where i was placed as a reasonable accommodation employment area. doctor matthews i understand you visited the school. i wish i was there when you came. the back story is in 2012 i was injured by a principal interfering in my duties pulling a child down. when the child fell, i had hold of her and fell to both knees with the full weight of the child. i injured both knees and i had chipped bones in my knees. in 2012 risk management allowed my left knee to be done. after healing in 2013, i began advocating for the right knee because it was more problematic. fast forward to 2018, they do need it. in 2018 they allowed it to be done. they contacted me to say i opened up a new disability claim and i was taken off work, assuming i couldn't do the duties. through the healing process, i also was vetted by my surgeon and a doctor that i was placed back on full duty. i was called in for no reason. the doctor which d

tobias ellwood is a former minister at the foreign office with special responsibility for the middleining us. we have 110w thank you forjoining us. we have now seen iran's retaliation for the killing of general kasem soleimani. what are your reports on what has happened overnight? firstly, it is the response ability at the british government to make sure that any britons are safe, and it is good to hear the ministry of defence confirmed that is the case. but we also heard from doctor zarif, the foreign minister and even the president of the united states, trying to draw a line under ratcheting up of the hostilities. i think the world will have a collective sigh of relief to see things de—escalate. unfortunately, that isn't the case with the supreme leader, who has underlined the fact that iranians geopolitical intentions have not changed. they will continue to fund, to arm and to traina will continue to fund, to arm and to train a paramilitary terrorist operations across the middle east. so whilst we can, i think, be pleased, cautiously and welcome the events this morning, following

imy name is tobias kaine. the reason i am here is to ask to be restored back at marshall elementary school, where i was placed as a reasonable accommodation employment area. doctor matthews i understand you visited the school. i wish i was there when you came. the back story is in 2012 i was injured by a principal interfering in my duties pulling a child down. when the child fell, i had hold of her and fell to both knees with the full weight of the child. i injured both knees and i had chipped bones in my knees. in 2012 risk management allowed my left knee to be done. after healing in 2013, i began advocating for the right knee because it was more problematic. fast forward to 2018, they do need it. in 2018 they allowed it to be done. they contacted me to say i opened up a new disability claim and i was taken off work, assuming i couldn't do the duties. through the healing process, i also was vetted by my surgeon and a doctor that i was placed back on full duty. i was called in for no reason. the doctor which d