:Info & News On San Jose Escorts.

B: Just go with it Ricky, I’m trying to sell tickets.
Bubbles, you had dreams to open up your own cat care facility Kittyland, have you had to put that dream on hold for a while?
B: I’ve got Kittyland Love Centre up and running right now actually, I’ve got about 121 clients that bring their kitties by at different intervals. I wash them and cut their nails, and do some belly work on them, and that’s what I do for a living now. It’s a fantastic job.
And what are you looking forward to most about this trip to New Zealand?
J: I’m looking forward to meeting some ladies from New Zealand myself, visiting a few strip clubs. In the United States they never take it all off, but I’ve heard they do down in New Zealand.

See the full article from “New Zealand Herald”

No Comments

The Gentleman’s Club Challenge was held in Las Vegas, Nevada at Sunset Park Disc Golf Course over the past three days, February 24 through February 26. This was the first of many big tournaments this year, and the PDGA sanctioned A-Tier event brought 173 disc golfers out to compete.
Nikko Locastro emerged the winner by the tournament’s end, with a final score of 34-under par, taking home $1,400 for his efforts. Locastro is from Winfield, Missouri and was recently named the 2011 Player of the Year. He is ranked as the fourth best disc golf professional in the world, and had numerous victories last year, including the Stockholm Open and the Veterans Park Open. On Locastro’s recent blog he stated that he didn’t want to have to accept another second place finish. He definitely brought his best to Las Vegas.

See the full article from “Yahoo! Sports”

No Comments

Ruiz’s arrest is the latest chapter in a series of bizarre and violent chain-reaction episodes involving the Hells Angels, a legendary outlaw motorcycle gang originally formed in 1948 in Fontana.
In September, San Jose Hells Angels President Jeff “Jethro” Pettigrew was shot and killed in a Nevada casino, allegedly by a member of the rival Vagos motorcycle gang.
Pettigrew and Tausan were close friends. More than 3,000 members of various motorcycle clubs gathered in October at Oak Hill to pay their respects to Pettigrew. Sources have said a fistfight erupted between Tausan and Ruiz, and during the fight, Ruiz drew a handgun, shot Tausan and fled during the melee that ensued.
Tausan was a Hells Angels legend, an ex-boxer who beat a man to death at the Pink Poodle strip club in 1997, only to have a jury acquit him after he claimed self-defense. His funeral

See the full article from “Fremont Bulletin”

No Comments

In the mid-’80s, she became a wholesale importer of ribbons – devoting her weekdays to her entrepreneurial endeavors and continuing to fly on the weekends. After six years of balancing both jobs, she retired from the airline industry.
In 1997, with her unique exposure to such a wide range of specialty ribbons, Knight opened the Ribbonerie in San Francisco. “I love the interaction with the customers and the show-and-tell aspect of the business,” she says. “My shop offers thousands of fine-quality ribbons and trims from around the world. In addition to the ribbons, I carry other embellishments of the trade – feathers, flowers, lace, passementerie, buttons, handkerchiefs and textile-related antiques.”
The regulars who appreciate Knight’s nearly 1,000 styles of ribbon include sewers, crafters, interior designers, brides and “folks who like to wrap pretty packages,” she notes. One of her most unusual clients? “The lady who makes pasties for strippers.”

See the full article from “San Francisco Chronicle”

No Comments

Fri Feb 24 9 pm The Killing Of A Chinese Bookie at UWM Union Theatre During neo-noir’s hard-boiled rise to the fore of 1970s cinema, John Cassavetes and Ben Gazzara offered their own, unflinching look into Los Angeles’ seedy underbelly. The result, The Killing Of A Chinese Bookie, finds Gazzara playing a strip club owner who has “style, but no class.” In deep to the mob, Gazzara is drafted into a criminal conspiracy that eventually reveals itself as a twisted web of empty promises and double-crosses. There’s no moralizing in Cassavetes’ account of these underhanded dealings, but there is a surprising amount of conventional Hollywood action. Setting a debt the Alamo programmers will repay in June (they swear!), the Paramount Theatre Summer Film Series’ Jesse Trussell leads the Cinema Club conversation on this slice of gritty genre realism. UWM Union Theatre 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee, WI

See the full article from “A.V. Club”

No Comments

The Studebaker family’s attorney, Richard Alexander, said Hobo and bus driver Bruce Gaynor are responsible for the tragedy. He said the driver was obligated to make sure no minors were drinking, even if that meant checking the revelers IDs. There was heavy drinking aboard the vehicle and a bottle of champagne was provided by the driver, he said.
“It never would have happened if they would have checked IDs,” said Alexander. Studebaker “should never have been put in this position when this got so out of control.”
Party bus operators and drivers are not obligated by state law to check the IDs of the passengers, Hill said.
According to Hobo’s website, its 30-passenger bus is equipped with a stripper pole, dance floor, 20,000-watt sound system, three bars and a laser light show “you and your friends will talk about forever.”

See the full article from “Alameda Times-Star”

No Comments

The Studebaker family’s attorney, Richard Alexander, said Hobo and bus driver Bruce Gaynor are responsible for the tragedy. He said the driver was obligated to make sure no minors were drinking, even if that meant checking the revelers IDs. There was heavy drinking aboard the vehicle and a bottle of champagne was provided by the driver, he said.
“It never would have happened if they would have checked IDs,” said Alexander. Studebaker “should never have been put in this position when this got so out of control.”
Party bus operators and drivers are not obligated by state law to check the IDs of the passengers, Hill said.
According to Hobo’s website, its 30-passenger bus is equipped with a stripper pole, dance floor, 20,000-watt sound system, three bars and a laser light show “you and your friends will talk about forever.”

See the full article from “Inside Bay Area”

No Comments

The Studebaker family’s attorney, Richard Alexander, said Hobo and bus driver Bruce Gaynor are responsible for the tragedy. He said the driver was obligated to make sure no minors were drinking, even if that meant checking the revelers IDs. There was heavy drinking aboard the vehicle and a bottle of champagne was provided by the driver, he said.
“It never would have happened if they would have checked IDs,” said Alexander. Studebaker “should never have been put in this position when this got so out of control.”
Party bus operators and drivers are not obligated by state law to check the IDs of the passengers, Hill said.
According to Hobo’s website, its 30-passenger bus is equipped with a stripper pole, dance floor, 20,000-watt sound system, three bars and a laser light show “you and your friends will talk about forever.”

See the full article from “Contra Costa Times”

No Comments

The Studebaker family’s attorney, Richard Alexander, said Hobo and bus driver Bruce Gaynor are responsible for the tragedy. He said the driver was obligated to make sure no minors were drinking, even if that meant checking the revelers IDs. There was heavy drinking aboard the vehicle and a bottle of champagne was provided by the driver, he said.
“It never would have happened if they would have checked IDs,” said Alexander. Studebaker “should never have been put in this position when this got so out of control.”
Party bus operators and drivers are not obligated by state law to check the IDs of the passengers, Hill said.
According to Hobo’s website, its 30-passenger bus is equipped with a stripper pole, dance floor, 20,000-watt sound system, three bars and a laser light show “you and your friends will talk about forever.”

See the full article from “Marin Independent-Journal”

No Comments

Set to Dvorak’s “Stabat Mater” and danced with purpose and clarity by Susan Roemer and Joshua Reynolds, and with elegance by the company, “Stabat” alludes to the modernist ballets of Antony Tudor, which are at once grounded in the ordinary and weighted and tragic. But unlike Tudor, Smuin runs out of ideas midway and devolves into sentiment. With Reynolds as a ghost come to visit grieving Roemer, the work echoes Giselle, though twisted for an age of global terror.
And if “Stabat” is a nod to “Giselle” then “Eternal Idol” is a bow to a steamy Victoria Secret ad. In a work inspired by Auguste Rodin’s sculpture of an amorous couple rising out of and pressed into a boulder, Smuin presents lovers, here the supple Robin Cornwell and elegant Joshua Reynolds, in beige unitards in a pas de deux of kitschy ardor. Relying on suggestive leg battements, basic turns and uneventful leaps — all orgiastic exclamation points — “Idol” is inarticulate enough to be right at home in a classy strip club.

See the full article from “Tri-Valley Herald”

No Comments