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And the night is mostly about separating the real contenders from the hangers-ons and the comic relief. Much as these Type-A performers and athletes believe they can train and work their way through dancing fumbles, the sad truth is most of them won’t get much better than they are right now.
On that score, Olympic skater Evan Lysacek and Pussycat Dolls singer Nicole Scherzinger emerged as the night’s top contenders, both in points (Lysacek earned 23, Scherzinger got the top grade, 25) and in style. He may shrug off the advantage which comes from being a world-class ice dancer, but Lysacek’s form and strength were obvious from the start.
Scherzinger took about three-quarters of Anderson’s sex appeal and combined it with a dazzling amount of dancefloor grace, handling the Viennese Waltz with enough sophistication and style that you almost forgot her fame comes from leading a group which would look quite at home on a stripper pole.

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Stripper mobile back on the streets.> Posted by Barbara Hijek on March 22, 2010 07:04 AM
Tampa police put the brakes on the stripper mobile a few weeks ago, but now the owners of the controversial vehicle say they plan on taking it out again.
The stripper mobile is a large truck with Plexiglas sides featuring a stripper pole and dancers inside, sort of like a peep show on wheels.
“We are legal as of right now, we are legal,” said Eric “Ice” Terrell the general manager of Déjà Vu, the company that owns the vehicle, reports Tampa Bay’s 10Connects.com.
But there will be changes: the dancers in the back of the vehicle will wear more clothing while performing less suggestive moves.
Déjà Vu has also agreed to keep the peep show on wheels out of neighborhoods and off the streets until 10 p.m.

See the full article from “Sun-Sentinel (blog)”

Stripper mobile rolls again in Tampa, but with a twist
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“I think it’s really funny that they made a mockery out of the strippers,” said Arimus Dixon, a bouncer at the Lodge.
Deja Vu, which is part of a nationwide chain, started the stripper mobile in January as a way to drum up business for the club. The truck went out for a few weekends before it caught the attention of authorities, who weren’t so amused.
Tampa police said the vehicle had an invalid title and registration out of Las Vegas, where public outcry put the vehicle in park several months ago. Until Deja Vu fixed the problems here, the stripper mobile was grounded.
Deja Vu planned to swap the guys for the female dancers over the next few weekends in the hopes that objections don’t flare. Then the stripper mobile heads to other cities.

See the full article from “Tampabay.com”

The Stripper Mobile is a rolling billboard for Tampa’s Déjà Vu gentlemen’s club. It’s a truck that rolls around the city with a glassed-in box in the back where bikini-clad strippers pole dance, gyrate, and distract every driver on the road. The city took the Stripper Mobile off the road because of…problems with the truck’s registration. The city, however, was concerned with the Stripper Mobile’s trips through residential neighborhoods, skimpy bikinis, and vigorous booty-shaking. Now the truck is back, in a much tamer form that will probably still piss people off.
[The club's manager Eric "Ice"] Terrell says a registration issue has been resolved allowing them to drive the stripper mobile again. He also says after meeting with police they’ve agreed to make some changes. They include having the dancers in the back of the vehicle wear more clothing while performing less suggestive moves. “No body parts can be exposed and they cannot simulate any sex acts,” Andrea Davis of the Tampa Police Department told 10 Connects.

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Police said that seven men offered an undercover police officer between $20 and $40 for sex. Another man was charged with precursor act to soliciting prostitution after he asked an undercover officer to expose her breast to prove she wasn’t with the police, an arrest affidavit states.

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The resolution, drafted by City Attorney John Hubbard, said the amendment would expose “policy decisions to … potentially misleading and inflammatory media campaigns,” lead to “unnecessary expenditure of public monies” and “place an additional economic burden on the citizens of Dunedin.”
Agenda attachments provided by commissioners support the resolution’s strong language. Among them: a Vote No on 4 news release, a Sarasota Herald-Tribune guest editorial that says the amendment “would pour gasoline on the already raging fire of unemployment,” and a report from a Tampa law firm called “Unintended Consequences” that said its passage would encourage “a general climate of failure.”
The 33-page report says special interest lawyers, the Sierra Club, “adult entertainment interests (and) population control advocates” are funding the amendment. Opponents have cited Joe Redner, the outspoken owner of Tampa’s Mons Venus strip club who has donated $37,000 to the amendment group, as a sign that supporters’ motives may be suspect.

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Tampa, Florida – Police put the brakes on the stripper mobile a few weeks ago, but Friday night the owners of the controversial vehicle say they plan on taking it out again.
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Terrell says a registration issue has been resolved allowing them to drive the stripper mobile again. He also says after meeting with police they’ve agreed to make some changes. They include having the dancers in the back of the vehicle wear more clothing while performing less suggestive moves.
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Davis says Déjà Vu agreed to those conditions after meeting with city officials last month. She says the strip club has also agreed to keep the peep show on wheels out of neighborhoods and off the streets until 10 p.m.
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The stripper mobile created a firestorm of controversy when arrived in Tampa earlier this year. Prior to coming to Florida the vehicle with a stripper pole in the back had been in Las Vegas. 

See the full article from “10 Connects”

Other considerations include potential risks and the fact that the implants may someday have to be replaced. But the 10-year breast implant replacement rule is a myth.
Breast implants “are not lifelong devices,” Benedetti said. “There is likelihood a revision will be necessary during a patient’s life, but they’re not like tires. You don’t change out an implant unless there’s a problem.”
Benedetti says he spends a lot of time with prospective patients, asking them how happy they are with various aspects of their appearance and why they want to have breast surgery.
“The vast majority of them will say they are doing it for themselves,” he said. “They just want to improve their appearance and look more proportionate. Patients don’t want to look like a stripper or a porn star.”

See the full article from “Tampa Tribune”

Everyone should recognize that Woods’ adulterous affairs and his relationship with his wife are absolutely none of our business, but there are still some legitimate questions to ask.
Hey, Tiger:
Why did you crash into a fire hydrant and a tree just a few yards away from your house Nov. 27?
Why did you refuse to be questioned by the authorities?
Is there any explanation as to why your own wife would not be allowed to ride in the ambulance with you, as reported?
There are more questions, of course, none of which have anything to do with Woods’ relationship with his wife, alleged mistresses or a few prostitutes. But they are legitimate questions, nonetheless, the kind any past or present athlete – Alex Rodriguez, Michael Irvin, Deion Sanders, Jim Brown, McGwire, Darryl Strawberry, etc. – would have had to answer.

See the full article from “Philadelphia Inquirer”

We have all heard about all of the kitty-cat NBA players get while playing in the league, but it’s truly amazing to hear about NBA greats like Wilt Chamberlain claiming that they slept with 20,000 women. Now, another former NBA player, Winston Bennett, is claiming that he slept with 90 women per month. But where did he find these women?
“Malls, restaurants — let’s not forget — prostitutes, massage parlors.” He spent a chunk of his time occupied with sex. “I spent a great deal of time either having sex, cruising for sex, calling for sex, looking for sex,”
90 women a month?? That’s an average of 3 different women per day… That’s crazy! Dude even said he didn’t use condoms most of the time, and the majority of those women were prostitutes. Wow…

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