Waching daily Dec 27 2017

>>OHIO GOVERNOR JOHN KASICH OFFICIALLY SIGNED INTO LAW A

BILL THAT WOULD BAN ABORTIONS FOR FETUSES DIAGNOSED WITH DOWN

SYNDROME.

THE LAW, WHICH GOES INTO EFFECT IN 90 DAYS,

PROHIBITS A PERSON FROM PERFORMING, INDUCING, OR

ATTEMPTING TO PERFORM OR INDUCE AN ABORTION ON A PREGNANT WOMAN

WHO IS SEEKING THE ABORTION BECAUSE AN UNBORN CHILD HAS OR

MAY HAVE DOWN SYNDROME --

>>BUT --

>>NARAL PRO CHOICE OHIO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR KELLIE

COPELAND SAID IN A STATEMENT --

>>SHE MAKES A GOOD POINT, THERE ARE A LOT OF THINGS THAT COME

INTO PLAY WHEN WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THIS PARTICULAR STORY,

INCLUDING THE FACT THAT IF A WOMAN SAYS I WANT TO HAVE AN

ABORTION, PERIOD, SHE CAN HAVE IT, BUT SHE FINDS OUT THE FETUS

HAS DOWN SYNDROME, THEN THE DOCTOR IS CULPABLE, WHICH

CREATES REALLY TREACHEROUS RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE

DOCTOR AND THE PATIENT.

>>ISN'T THAT HOW OPPRESSION WORKS?

YOU GET THE WOMEN THROUGH

THE DOCTORS, BECAUSE THE WAR ON WOMEN CONTINUES?

>>YEAH.

>>FOLKS THAT HAVE LOVED ONES WHO HAVE DOWN SYNDROME, THEY ARE

VERY CONCERNED ABOUT THIS, UNDERSTANDABLY SO, THEY THINK

IT'S CERTAINLY NOT RIGHT TO ABORT ON THAT ALONE AS A FACTOR.

AND THAT'S A PERFECTLY GREAT POINT, AND SHOULD BE RECOGNIZED

AS SUCH.

BUT THAT IS UP TO THE WOMAN TO DECIDE.

I'M NOT GOING

TO GET BETWEEN HER AND HER DOCTOR, I'M NOT GOING TO GET IN

THAT ROOM, I'M NOT GOING TO MAKE THAT CHOICE.

I THINK IT'S DEEPLY

MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE TO TRY TO MAKE THAT CHOICE FOR ANYBODY.

WE

SHOULDN'T EVEN BE IN THE ROOM, WHY ARE WE PEERING INTO THEIR

PRIVATE LIVES AND HAVING THE GOVERNMENT TRYING TO MAKE

DECISIONS FOR THEM?

AND THIS FOR THE PEOPLE WHO CLAIM THEY ARE

AGAINST BIG GOVERNMENT.

IT'S A LIE, IT'S A LIE.

THEY LOVE BIG GOVERNMENT WHEN IT'S CONTROLLING WOMEN.

>>CENK, YOU BRING UP A GOOD POINT WHEN TALKING ABOUT PEOPLE

WHO HAVE DOWN SYNDROME, AND WHO SPEAK OUT AGAINST WOMEN WHO DO

DECIDE TO HAVE AN ABORTION IF YOU CAN DETECT THAT THE FETUS

HAS DOWN SYNDROME.

OF COURSE THERE ARE AMAZING PEOPLE WHO

GRACE US ON THIS EARTH WHO HAVE DOWN SYNDROME, ABSOLUTELY, THEY

ARE GIFTS PROBABLY TO THE PEOPLE WHOSE FAMILIES THEY BELONG TO,

THEY ARE GIFTS TO ALL OF US.

THAT SAID, WE COULD SAY THAT FOR

SO MANY DIFFERENT CASES WHERE A WOMAN DECIDES TO GET AN

ABORTION.

THERE ARE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE WHO ARE THE PRODUCT OF

RAPE OR INCEST, WHO ARE GIFTS PROBABLY TO THEIR FAMILIES.

THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO ARE PRODUCTS OF A WOMAN MAYBE WHO

WANTED TO HAVE AN ABORTION WHERE SHE COULDN'T AFFORD TO HAVE A

CHILD WHO ARE PROBABLY STILL GIFTS TO THIS EARTH.

IT DOESN'T

REALLY MATTER.

A WOMAN GETS TO DECIDE WHAT HAPPENS TO HER BODY

REGARDLESS OF THE REASONING SHE HAS, AND I DO WANT TO BRING UP

SOME OF THE REASONING.

THERE WAS A STUDY THAT WAS DONE TO FIGURE

OUT WHY WOMEN GOT ABORTIONS, IT HAPPENED IN 2004 SO SOME OF IT

IS A LITTLE DATED BUT I THINK THE GIST OF IT IS HERE, AND THE

BIGGEST REASON WOMEN GET AN ABORTION IS HAVING A BABY WOULD

DRAMATICALLY AFFECT THEIR LIFE AND THEY AREN'T READY FOR THAT,

WHETHER IT BE THEIR EDUCATION OR CAREER, THEY CAN'T AFFORD A BABY

NOW, MAYBE THEY ARE A SINGLE MOTHER OR ARE IN AN ABUSIVE

RELATIONSHIP OR SOME THING LIKE THAT.

DOWN AT 13% WERE THERE

WERE DEVELOPMENTAL PROBLEMS WITH THE FETUS, THAT'S A REALLY LOW

PERCENTAGE, COMPARABLY, TO THE ISSUES I BROUGHT UP.

THAT SAID,

IT SHOULD NOT MATTER, AND BY ENACTING THIS SORT OF BILL AND

ENACTING THIS LAW IT BECOMES A SLIPPERY SLOPE OF WHAT WE GET TO

SAY WHAT IS OKAY, WHEN CAN A WOMAN HAVE AN ABORTION, WHEN CAN

WE ALLOW WOMAN TO HAVE AGENCY OVER HER OWN BODY.

SO JOHN

KASICH EVEN THOUGH HE SAYS HE'S MODERATE HAS NOT BEEN,

ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES TO CHOICE.

AND THERE ARE SO MANY

THINGS HE'S ENACTED IN OHIO SPECIFICALLY TO GO AGAINST

WOMEN, TO BE ANTICHOICE, INCLUDING THE HEARTBEAT BILL, HE

STRIPS FUNDING FROM RAPE CRISIS CENTERS IF THEY MENTION ABORTION

AS AN OPTION, HE MAKES WOMEN GET MEDICALLY UNNECESSARY

ULTRASOUNDS AND THAT HAS A 24 HOUR WAITING PERIOD, AND THEN

THEY REQUIRE PARENTAL CONSENT FOR ALL PATIENTS UNDER 18, AND

THEY'VE ALSO REMOVED FUNDING -- TRIED TO -- FOR PLANNED

PARENTHOOD AND FORCE WOMEN TO BURY OR CREMATE ABORTED FETUSES.

HE IS NOT A MODERATE, HE'S ANTIWOMAN, AND THIS IS EXTREME.

>>WHEN DID THEY DETERMINE IF THE CHILD -- IF THE FETUS HAS

DOWN SYNDROME?

IS THAT THE FIRST TRIMESTER?

>>I'M SURE IT VARIES.

BUT DOWN SYNDROME IS NOT THE ONLY THING

THEY CAN DETERMINE ABOUT A FETUS, MOST OF THE 13% I IMAGINE

IS WHAT I'VE HEARD A LOT FROM WOMEN WHICH IS IT DIDN'T HAVE A

HEARTBEAT, IT DIDN'T HAVE THIS, IT WAS NEVER GOING TO GET

CARRIED TO TERM, AND IN SOME OF THOSE STATES WHERE IT'S OF

VERIFIABLE SCIENTIFIC FACT THAT IT'S NOT GOING TO BE BORN, THEY

ARE LIKE, NOPE, YOU STILL NEED TO CARRY IT TO TERM, IT'S NOT

EVEN GOING TO MAKE IT TO TERM BUT YOU NEED TO HAVE A

MISCARRIAGE OR A STILLBIRTH --

COME ON, GET OUT OF THE ROOM, GET OUT OF THEIR LIVES.

>>A LOT OF IT HAS TO DO WITH ECONOMICS.

THE SAME PEOPLE WHO

ARE SO ANTIABORTION ARE THE ONES WHO ARE ANTI-WELFARE, WHO ARE

ANTI-POOR PEOPLE WHO CANNOT AFFORD TO HAVE THESE CHILDREN.

I

HAD A BABY YOUNG AND I HAD TO HIDE IT FROM MY PARENTS WHO WERE

GOING TO TRY TO FORCE ME TO HAVE AN ABORTION BECAUSE OF RELIGION.

THEY SAID I WAS GOING TO HELL, THEY WERE GOING TO FORCE ME TO

HAVE AN ABORTION.

BUT UP UNTIL I GOT PREGNANT THEY WERE

ANTIABORTION.

>>OF COURSE.

>>THEY WERE ANTIABORTION, AND I WAS GOING TO HELL FOR HAVING

PREMARITAL SEX. AND THEN I WAS GOING TO HELL FOR BRINGING A

BABY INTO THIS WORLD.

THEY DIDN'T KNOW WHAT THE HELL THEY

WERE DOING, THEY DIDN'T KNOW WHAT THE HELL THEY WERE TALKING

ABOUT, THEY WERE LETTING RELIGION DRIVE THEM CRAZY AND

THEY WERE TRYING TO DRIVE ME CRAZY.

I HAD MY BABY, BUT THAT

WAS MY CHOICE, IT WAS MY CHOICE TO HAVE MY BABY.

I'M NO BETTER

THAN MY FRIENDS WHO CHOSE NOT TO

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Why SEX should be your only resolution in 2018 - Sex makes you Stronger and keeps the Doctor Away - Duration: 7:38.

Hello Friends, today we will talk about, 7 Reasons Having Sex Should be Your Only New

Year's Resolution.

Screw all your other resolutions -- sex will help you live a better, healthier life in

the New Year.

It's that time of year again: time to make all those New Year's resolutions you don't

even plan on keeping.

You know the ones: losing weight, de-stressing, making your health a priority.

We adopt these classic resolutions year after year in an attempt to lead a happier and healthier

life -- but rarely keep 'em because the work involved definitely makes us less than happy.

Until now.

We found the one thing that will help you meet all of your resolutions -- all while

bringing you lots of pleasure.

We're talking, of course, about sex.

Getting it on will help you tackle pretty much every resolution on your list -- from

losing weight to battling stress.

No early morning gym class or meditation session required.

Here, seven reasons sex is the only resolution you need in 2018.

1.)

Sex Helps You Get More Sleep.

Between staying up all night scrolling through endless social media feeds and indulging in

just one more episode of our current Netflix obsession, many of us don't get anywhere near

the seven to eight hours of sleep the Mayo Clinic says the average adult needs.

And since sleep deprivation puts individuals at risk for everything from mental fog to

heart disease, it makes sense that many of us want to catch more Zs in the New Year.

Though turning off our devices in an attempt to get more sleep can be a total bummer, turning

on our bedside partners for the same purpose definitely is not.

"Endorphins released during orgasm can help induce sleep by relaxing the mind and the

body," according to "Why Women Have Sex" co-authors Cindy M. Meston and David M. Buss.

"But probably more important, during orgasm the hormone prolactin is released -- and there

is a strong link between that hormone and sleep."

Just make sure the sex itself isn't snooze-worthy since you need to reach orgasm in order to

reap prolactin's sleep-inducing benefits.

On the flip side, your lovemaking shouldn't be so exciting that you're getting your heart

rate up, which will actually energize you.

2.)

Sex Makes You Younger.

Many New Year's resolutions center on looking and feeling better, which can be quite pricey

to execute.

(Facials and detoxes are anything but cheap.)

Instead of stocking up on anti-aging products, try turning back the clock by getting busy.

In a study conducted at the Royal Edinburgh Hospital in Scotland, participants who had

sex an average of three times a week were perceived to be seven to 12 years younger

than their actual age.

(And here we thought the only beauty benefit was tousled hair.)

Regular sex leads to the release of hormones like estrogen, which helps promote things

like healthy hair and nails and human growth hormone, which helps with skin elasticity.

All that, and it's free?

So long, fancy facialist.

We'll stick with sex from now on, thanks.

3.)

Sex Counts as Exercise.

Want to slim down in the New Year?

Why hit the gym when you can hit the sheets instead?

Research shows sex counts as a "significant exercise" and, according to Web MD, doing

the dirty deed for 30 minutes can burn 85 or more calories, depending on the, ahem,

intensity with which you get it on.

Try getting on top for a more heart-pumping session that will also help engage and tone

your thighs, glutes and ab muscles.

4.)

Sex Keeps the Doctor Away.

If you often find yourself so sick you can't get out of bed, you may benefit from spending

more time in bed -- with someone else, of course.

Sure, you could commit to an insanely restrictive diet or suffer through the latest immunity-boosting

cleanse to get healthier in 2016, but wouldn't you rather shag your way to fewer sick days?

Research shows that individuals who get some on the regular -- we're talking a mere one

to two times a week -- rarely need to reach for that bottle of NyQuil.

That's because serial shaggers have a higher level of immunoglobulin A, an antibody that

protects the body from cold viruses.

Moreover, according to WebMD, getting it on helps lower your risk of heart disease and

balances hormone production.

5.)

Sex Improves Your Relationship.

If spending more quality time with your partner is a priority in the New Year, you could schedule

date nights and talk about your feelings, but chances are nothing will make you two

feels as intimately connected as sex.

Lovemaking releases the feel-good hormone oxytocin, which promotes trust, empathy and

bonding.

And while research shows that women produce more oxytocin -- and are therefore more likely

to "let their guard down and fall in love with a man after sex" -- that doesn't mean

men are immune to this wily little hormone.

In fact, one study found that men in monogamous relationships were less likely to display

interest in women other than their partners, due to the effects of oxytocin.

6.)

Sex Helps You De-Stress.

There's no doubt yoga is a great stress-reducer, but sometimes the stress of making it to class

outweighs the benefits.

Instead, you can ditch your favorite yoga pose -- and the hassle of hauling ass to a

studio -- in favor of striking your preferred sexual position from the comfort of your bedroom

(or wherever it is you like to do the deed).

Sex not only helps lower your blood pressure, but it improves your ability to handle mentally

stressful situations.

According to findings published in "Biological Psychology" by Scottish researchers, individuals

who had sex were better able to perform stressful tasks -- like verbal arithmetic and public

speaking -- better than those who remained abstinent.

7.)

Sex Makes You Smarter.

While many of us can easily rattle off the latest celebrity gossip or "Real Housewives"

plotline, we may struggle a bit when it comes to speaking knowledgeably about (non pop culture-related)

current affairs.

If boosting your brainpower is one of your goals for 2016, you can't go wrong with picking

up a book.

Need help retaining that info?

Sex is the answer.

In a recent study scientists found that middle aged mice had better memory function and -- get

this -- grew new brain cells after mating.

So go ahead: Partake in a little, um, recreational stimulation, and you'll be able to regale

friends with equally stimulating conversation about worldly matters -- and your amazing

sex life.

If you have some other tips, please do share with other readers in our comments section.

To stay up to date with my latest videos and amazing health tips, make sure to subscribe

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Marlene Dietrich: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | SML TV - Duration: 11:31.

Marlene Dietrich: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

Marlene Dietrich, an iconic actress who starred on screen during Hollywood's Golden Age and later on stage, is being celebrated with a Google Doodle on what would have been her 116th birthday.

Dietrich, born in Germany, is also known for her humanitarian efforts and performances for Allied troops during World War II, which earned her the U.S.

Medal of Freedom and French Légion d'Honneur.

"Dietrich was more than a femme fatale with an unforgettable voice.

Ever the risk-taker, she turned pat notions about femininity upside down, donning a tuxedo and top hat in her part as a sultry nightclub dancer in Morocco, and wearing men's silk suits offscreen," Google says.

Sasha Steinberg, a drag performer under the name Sasha Velour, designed the Doodle."She was a wild original!" Despite the pressures of the time, she followed her own course, especially in terms of politics and gender.

As a drag queen, that's particularly inspiring to me.

Plus, she just had this power to her…in every role she's mysterious and strong, brilliant.

That's what I aspire to be when I step on the stage," Velour said.

Here's what you need to know:.

Marlene Dietrich Was Born in 1901 in Germany, Where She Studied Violin & Theater as a Teen.

She was born Marie Magdalene Dietrich in Schöneberg, Germany, in what is now Berlin, on December 27, 1901.

Dietrich was the youngest of two daughters to Wilhelmina and Louis Dietrich, according to the biography "Marlene Dietrich: Life and Legend." Her sister, Elizabeth, was a year older than her.

According to the New York Times, her father, a police lieutenant and former soldier, died when she was just 9.

Her mother was the daughter of a "well-to-do watch merchant," according to the Times.

"Marie Magdalene attended a private school in Weimar, studied French and took violin lessons, hoping for a concert career," the Times said in her obituary.

"But when she was 18, a hand injury threatened that dream and she decided to try dramatics, contracting her two given names to Marlene because her family disapproved of acting.".

When she was 19, she enrolled in Max Reinhardt's drama school and began her acting career, landing small roles on stage and in German films.

Her career began to take off in the late 1920s, as she took on increasingly important roles in German films and was likened to Greta Garbo, according to the Times.

Her Breakthrough Came in 'The Blue Angel' in 1929, Which Led to a Hollywood Contract With Paramount Pictures.

Dietrich landed her breakthrough role in 1929 when she was cast to star in the 1930 film "The Blue Angel" as Lola Lola, a cabaret singer.

"Falling in Love Again," which you can see her performing above, would become her signature song.

The film was directed by Josef von Sternberg, who discovered Dietrich.

After its success, she followed von Sternberg to the United States, signing a contract with Paramount Pictures.

Von Sternberg would direct seven Hollywood films with Dietrich, according to the New York Times. The films were released between 1930 and 1935.

They included "Morocco," which was released in 1930, and earned Dietrich her only Academy Awards nomination.

She also starred in "Dishonored," "Shanghai Express," "Blonde Venus," "Song of Songs," "The Scarlet Express" and "The Devil Is a Woman.

"In many ways they seem apart from, and perhaps in advance of, their time.

The near-abstract quality of the images — throbbing, sinuous, ever-shifting patterns composed in black and white and all the gradations in between — anticipates an American avant-garde movement that would not flower until the late 1940s; the self-consciously preposterous narratives, with their wild melodramatic coincidences and exotic settings, would find their echo in the 1960s, in the camp posturing of "underground" filmmakers like George Kuchar and Jack Smith," Dave Kehr wrote in the Times in 2012.

Dietrich left Paramount in 1936 to star in her first color film, "The Garden of Allah," and the British film "Knight Without Armour," but both failed at the box office and damaged her film career.

She never again regained her on-screen success, but continued to appear in films until the late 1950s, including in movies directed by Alfred Hitchcock, Fritz Lang, Orson Welles and Billy Wilder.

After the war, became more well known as a stage performer, working as a highly paid cabaret artist at major cities around the world.

She also had a music career, working alongside arranger Burt Bacharach.

"What she does is neither difficult nor diverting, but the fact that she does it at all fills the onlookers with wonder," Francis Wyndham wrote about her performances.

"It takes two to make a conjuring trick: the illusionist's sleight of hand and the stooge's desire to be deceived.

To these necessary elements (her own technical competence and her audience's sentimentality) Marlene Dietrich adds a third—the mysterious force of her belief in her own magic.

Those who find themselves unable to share this belief tend to blame themselves rather than her.".

The Nazi Party Tried to Get Her Back to Germany, but She Instead Renounced Her Citizenship & Began Helping Jews & Dissidents Escape Her Former Home.

German born American actress Marlene Dietrich among the spectators at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin to watch the first inter-allied athletic meeting of Berlin's occupying troops, 25th September 1945.

Dietrich was on a tour of Germany, entertaining allied troops stationed there.

Dietrich was approached by the Nazi Party in the late 1930s, according to CNN. Hitler wanted her to return to Germany and perform in propaganda films in her homeland.

But she refused.

According to CNN, she was an antifascist who opposed what was happening in Germany.

"She saw the rise of the Third Reich in her home country and could not stand it.

She was so upset about the betrayal she felt the Third Reich was doing to her homeland," Kate Lemay, the curator of a Dietrich exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, told CNN earlier this year.

Instead of returning to Germany, Dietrich renounced her citizenship and became an American citizen.

She joined director Billy Wilder and other Germans in an effort to help raise money for Jews and dissidents who were trying to flee from Germany.

Dietrich also joined the American war effort, selling war bonds and performing on USO tours for troops.

She called her efforts, "the only important thing I've ever done.

Dietrich said Hitler wanted her to be his mistress, according to her Washington Post obituary.

"I turned him down," she said.

"Maybe I should have gone to him.

I might have saved the lives of 6 million Jews.".

She Was Bisexual & a Glamour Icon Known for Her Unconventional Style That Defied Gender Norms.

Dietrich was bisexual and known for her iconic style, which was glamorous and defied gender norms.

Kenneth Tynan, a critic, wrote, "Her manner was that of "a serpentine lasso whereby her voice casually winds itself around our most vulnerable fantasies.

She has sex but no positive gender.

Her masculinity appeals to women and her sexuality to men," according to her New York Times obituary.

A friend, Maurice Chevalier, told the Times after her death, "Dietrich is something that never existed before and may never exist again.