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in St. Louis and later at their own institute was especially important
for women, allowing them to understand and accept their sexuality as healthy."Before
Masters and Johnson, no one was telling women that. It was always
their own fault," Caplan said. "And that's some (baloney)."The series embellished
some characters but "stuck to the facts very carefully," said producer Michelle
Ashford. "Certainly (with) the research, we fudged none of that."Masters
and Johnson became big celebrities who were the topic of late-night talk
show hosts and on the cover of news magazines. Their work drew
some criticism, especially in an era when sex was seldom discussed in
public and certainly not in detail.The cast, asked whether filming sex scenes
proved embarrassing, said there was a painstaking effort to protect the
actors by making the production "comfortable and safe," Sheen said.Cast
member Teddy Sears recalled director John Madden saying, "I want to protect
your modesty," then mimicked the British Madden giving a stage direction:
"Grab her bum."Doing repeated takes of one clinical sex scene turned out
to be "decidedly unsexy after a while," Sears said.The panelists, including
executive producer Sarah Timberman, said they were not in touch with Johnson
because they'd wanted to respect her privacy."She wanted to live out her
the last few years of her life not in the limelight," Caplan
said
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qualms about Jones. Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, has complained that the
nomination should not move forward because of two whistleblower complaints
against him involving his work as U.S. attorney for Minnesota, a post
he has held since 2009."It is imprudent and unwise for the Senate
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investigation into that nominee's conduct," Grassley said this week.Jones
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approval this week is Power, a former Obama foreign policy adviser and
long-time human rights activist, whom the president wants to become U.N.
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">dividual owners and lighter on commercial stations that
could serve multiple users. Those factors, according to the report, undermined
the goal of easing range anxiety in the original markets."The real problem
is the policy approach of the Obama administration," said Paul Chesser,
of the National Legal and Policy Center. "The department of Energy and,
really ECOtality, were in an impossible situation. President Obama says,
'There's going to be 1 million electric cars on the road by
2015, so here are billions to make it happen.' And then nobody
buys the cars."It's a disastrous domino effect, a complication of a policy
that was a bad idea," Chesser said.Under the plan, all charging stations
were to be used to gather data from users, but many commercial
stations were so seldom used that they proved useless in gauging public
satisfaction.The lack of analysis by the Department or ECOtality prevented
us from determining whether the reasoning behind these changes was sound
and in the best interest of U.S. taxpayers, the IG wrote.Although the
audit found no issues with the selection of Ecotality for the project,
Chesser said the company relies more on political connections than expertise
in winning taxpayer grants. ECOtality began as a maker of biodegradeable
products, but in 2006 jumped into the electric car industry. And the
company has been upfront about its business strategy of going after government
money.Im a political beast, ECOtality Pr
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