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From there, the crew wanted to try a few costumes to simulate a sexy fashion shoot. From trucker to kinky priest, the crew had fun dressing him up like a buffed Barbie. Wearing a priest collar and flopping his cock onto a religious kneeler with a giant crucifix wrapped around his balls, the crew pushed the limits of taste and the chance of burning in hell. Ever the pro, Ramsey delivered a powerful and explosive cum shot with his meaty chest pumped to the max.
FYERFLI
Although FYERFLI has done a few gay porn movies, he’s not one of the usual porn star types. He’s a DJ, an artist, a stripper and a fire dancer. Kleim knew him before he did porn as just one of those gorgeous “alternative” faerie boys that run aroundSan Francisco and show up at all the hippest events. The shoot was done just after he got back from Burning Man and as soon as he saw himself in the full-length mirror in the studio, Kleim says he said, “Wow, I look hot! I guess not eating and taking drugs in the desert might actually be good for you!”
LOS ANGELES, CA, Jan 30, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — Author Gordon Snider (
http://gordonsnider.com ) takes readers to a unique time and place in American history, 1906 San Francisco, in his thriller, “The Hypnotist.”
At the turn of the century, the city was a study in contrasts, defined as much by the opulence of its nouveau riche society as it was by the opium dens, prostitution and gambling in neighboring Chinatown and the grinding poverty of its Mission District tenements.
“Marta Baldwin (the protagonist) is a practical young woman who has inherited enough money from her father to meet her modest needs and finance her charity, the Pacific Aid Society,” Snider says. “Her mission is to help the poor, in particular, by teaching women how to budget their families’ meager incomes.”
Given these conditions and the city’s lack of funding to hire more officers and firefighters, what can we do as a community to improve the city’s most obvious and immediate crisis — public safety? We can ask members of the public to volunteer and assist in researching and evaluating innovative tools, more efficiencies and effective means to ensure the city’s public safety employees are protected on the streets and the citizens of Vallejo receive the high quality public safety they deserve. We can accomplish these objectives by establishing a public safety committee or commission. And on Dec. 13 of last year, Councilmember Gomes and I proposed just
that.
The goal of this citizen committee is to openly and transparently examine all aspects of public safety — including but not limited to researching, assessing and potentially instituting best practices in public safety with very limited funds and personnel (e.g., the Task Force on Prostitution); evaluating opportunities for interagency collaboration and sharing services across jurisdictions; revisiting current and future trends in public employee salaries and benefits; and considering the need for community participation in setting public safety policies, practices and standards.
SONOMA COUNTY, Calif. – State game wardens arrested three Northern California women on Jan. 27 on charges of buying and selling abalone harvested under the authority of a sport fishing license.
In California, it is illegal to buy or sell sport-caught abalone, or any other fish or wildlife, because it leads to the over-harvest of the resource.
There is no commercial abalone harvest from California’s coast.
“The arrests remove another threat to California’s precious abalone resource,” said Captain Bob Farrell of the Department of Fish and Game’s (DFG) Law Enforcement Division. “The illegal harvest and commercialization of our abalone resource can devastate the abalone population if left unchecked.”
In August 2011, wardens observed Nuanrat Musser, 44, of Cotati purchase sport-caught abalone at a Cotati massage parlor. Wardens maintained surveillance on the business and observed Musser make several more abalone purchases.
In June of 2011, I purchased a postcard reproduction of Library After Air Raid (London 1940) (depiction, following page) at Vroman’s Books in Pasadena, California, and for the duration of that year, 12 months that were as hellish and chaotic for me as the events memorialized in the anonymous photographer’s lens from 1940, that postcard was always within arm’s reach; sometimes I employed it as a book mark for books I never finished reading. When I dwelled for seven months in a roach-infested, squalid communal hotel above a seedy strip club in San Francisco’s North Beach district (formerly the infamous Barbary Coast) Library After Air Raid was Scotch-taped to the wall near my mattress.
And now, as I pen these words, the postcard hangs by a magnet on the refrigerator in the mini-kitchenette of my studio apartment in Las Vegas, Nevada. Obviously 2011 was a year of a great many migrations in my life.
See the full article from “PopMatters”
The next morning, the customer called and complained that the floors were “sticky” and wanted the problem corrected as soon as possible. The cleaning crew, uncertain how this could have happened, was also unsure how to correct the problem.
According to Mike Englund, product manager for Powr-Flite, a leading manufacturer of floor care equipment, “Just the fact that the building [is situated] in the water could be a cause. High humidity can extend drying times beyond the normal 20 to 30 minutes it [normally] takes for finish to dry.”
However, Englund also says there can be other reasons for newly refinished floors to be sticky, including:
· Proper rinsing: The floor may not have been properly rinsed after application of finish. Make sure all stripper/chemical residue is removed from the floor before applying finish.
The charges make Naso eligible for the death penalty if he is convicted, but Marin County Deputy District Attorney Dori Ahana declined to comment on whether prosecutors would seek capital punishment. Ahana called the judge’s decision to hold Naso for trial “appropriate.”
Naso will return to court to be arraigned on the charges on Feb. 3.
Sweet’s ruling came mid-morning at the conclusion of a preliminary hearing that began Jan. 10. The purpose of the hearing was to allow Sweet to determine whether there was enough evidence to try Naso for the murders. Naso represented himself in court throughout the hearing.
Naso is charged with killing Roxene Roggasch, 18, of Oakland, in January 1977, and Carmen Colon, 22, in Contra Costa County in August 1978. He is also accused of murdering Pamela Parsons, 38, on Sept. 19, 1993, and Tracy Tafoya, 31, in August 1994. Parsons and Tafoya were both from Yuba County. All of the women are believed to have worked as prostitutes.
See the full article from “Patch.com”
Now that Zynga has gone public, Mark Pincus doesn’t need all those home.
After putting his 6-bedroom Washington Street in San Francisco home on the market for $8.9 million, Pincus has sold his primary San Francisco home at 1572 Shrader St. The house was initially listed for $2.189 but it reportedly closed escrow at $1.89 million.
Pincus is going to take a loss on the property. He reportedly purchased it for $2.85 million in 2005.
The 3-bedroom, 3-bath Cole Valley home was built in 1940 but it was recently redone to feature a glass shrouded staircase, a spa, a fire pit, views of the Golden Gate Bridge and redwood trees in the backyard.
The stripper stalker was reportedly not part of the sale. Pincus’ other home is still on the market.
See the full article from “NBC Bay Area”
Anthony Bourdain’s The Layover: Stoned Seagulls, Strippers, and Chicken — This is L.A. (A Recap)
It’s hard to believe that this is the season finale for The Layover. It seems like only yesterday that we first laid eyes on this hot mess of a show that follows Anthony Bourdain to the more pedestrian parts of the globe. So far this year, we’ve watched that motherf**king clock count down in London, Rome, San Francisco, New York, Miami, Singapore, Hong Kong, and San Francisco Did we miss a city? If so, it’s because we were bored.
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Tony downs a tequila shot on a table with a clown on it. Which is amazing. Thing is – that’s not burlesque, he’s watching. That’s stripping. Burlesque dancers don’t usually grind a stripper pole while wearing a pink sequined trucker cap. And they generally don’t have perky breasts. I know I’m making a generalization, but I calls ‘em a I sees ‘em.
The cat’s out of the bag. After months of secrecy, the location of the most eagerly anticipated adult nightclub ever to open in San Francisco is revealed. The opulent new San Francisco gentlemen’s club will set a new standard for the City’s adult nightlife and entertainment establishments.
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) January 23, 2012
This March, the breathtaking new Penthouse Club and Steakhouse will open at 412 Broadway in the City’s historic North Beach District. Under the direction of award-winning lighting and interior designers David Chesal and Stacey Lee of Entaleis Design, the multimillion-dollar renovation of the 15,000 square-foot space is nearing completion in time for the grand opening in March.
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The Grand Opening date for the [San Francisco gentlemen’s club will be announced in February. Applications for employees and entertainers are now being accepted at www.penthousesf.com.
See the full article from “San Francisco Chronicle (press release)”
