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COVINGTON, LA—After seeing a live demonstration of a five-color, 20˝ Heidelberg Speedmaster SM 52 Anicolor press at Graph Expo 2012, Mallery Mele, president of Mele Printing, knew that this press would be a better fit than his initial plans to acquire another digital press.
"We were were skeptical about Heidelberg's claims to 10-sheet makereadies and consistent ink coverage," recalls Mele. "But, in the end, the very issues we were doubtful about were the factors that sold us on the Anicolor press."
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COSTA MESA—A new EFI VUTEk GS2000 UV flatbed printer at Ultimate Image Printing is outputting in-store displays, outdoor banners and packaging comps.
NORTH HOLLYWOOD—The Harman Press has relocated from its longtime address in Hollywood to a larger facility here in the San Fernando Valley. The company also rehired former employee Garry Williams as its head of production.
SACRAMENTO—Sierra Office Supply & Printing, a supplier of digital and offset printing solutions, acquired a pre-owned, four-color, 40˝ Komori press to address the demand for larger print runs. The press replaced a five-color, 28˝ Sakurai.
WATERBURY—Since installing a Konica Minolta bizhub PRESS C8000 color digital press, Rollins Printing & Publishing has grown its overall print volume by nearly 50 percent, with more finishing options.
LARGO—PrimeNet Direct Marketing Solutions has been qualified as a G7 Master Printer on its Xerox iGen presses.
ATLANTA—Graphic Dimensions has purchased an HP Indigo WS6600 digital webfed press to form a labels division called New Dimension Labels.
Scarborough—Allen-Signs with Impact, a point-of-purchase printer based here, has purchased a Fujifilm Acuity HS X2 UV flatbed wide-format inkjet printer. It enables direct printing on a number of rigid substrates and the ability to print white ink.
HUNT VALLEY—The Rockefeller University Press enlisted Sheridan Books and the Sheridan Technology Lab to provide an e-commerce solution that helps it sell more electronic and printed books.
Pennsauken—CRW Graphics has launched CRWconnect, a new division dedicated to providing multi-channel marketing campaigns.
ROCHESTER—A new HP Indigo 7600 digital press has been added by Cohber Press to expand its printing capabilities to create thicker, customized photo specialty pieces.
SCOTIA—Velocity Print Solutions has been recognized on the EPA list for Green Power users. The company offsets its entire energy usage by buying Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) for wind energy.
COLUMBIA—Spectra Integration added a Canon imagePRESS C7010VP with booklet trimmer and UV coater.
Lewisburg—An automated six-color, 73˝ R900 XXL sheetfed press from manroland has been purchased by Lewisburg Printing. The press complements a six-color, 73˝ Roland purchased in 2008.
SALT LAKE CITY—A new five-color Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 106 perfector with coating tower will be installed this spring at KP Corp.'s facility here. The press will be configured with a CutStar sheeter, Prinect Axis Control, AutoPlate Advanced and Prinect Inspection Control PDF. It will be the only press in North America with this unique configuration.
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I want to use this tile for a backsplash with walnut cabs and white quartz to break the ultra modern look - it looks very cool - the tile is very expensive though - 3x3 is $8 a piece. It's like 7k for a backsplash... Could you please recommend any similar manufacturers that might make similar to that pear bright green glazed tile? I need a fresh green color ( not glass, subway or mosaic ). Please share your thoughts... Thank you! |
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- Posted by remodelfla (My Page) on Mon, May 20, 13 at 16:09
clayhaus tiles has a green like that. Modwalls carrys it in a 2x8 that runs $36.95 a sq. ft. Still really expensive in my book. |
Thank you Remodelfa! I will check them out - don't want to spend more than 2K for tile and I am also a little concerned how a handmade tile (since it's very uneven) will be installed...Space between tile, grout etc. |
- Posted by rococogurl (My Page) on Mon, May 20, 13 at 17:43
Motawi is pretty high end art tile. There may be a similar color from another manufacturer but this is a very specific Arts and Crafts aesthetic. There are other tiles but the only similar (though fancier) manufacturer I know is Pewabic, also in Michigan. Both are pretty special. Heath may have something similar. Motawi are having a one-day sale on June 1 -- perhaps it's possible to score. |
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- Posted by remodelfla (My Page) on Mon, May 20, 13 at 17:45
also try: Fireclay Dunis Encore Status All handmade, all great companies, all kinda pricey, but beautiful |
If you can go to the Motawi factory/office in Ann Arbor, they have a big section of seconds and they aren't trashy seconds. They're just a little off which is almost to be expected in handmade art tile. You could get lucky. (Okay, I haven't been there in 10 years. So call first.) I decided that they were still a little pricey for field tile and just used a bunch of their accents in a different handmade tile field. |
Thank you all! I am in CA so won't be able to go to Motawi factory/office in Ann Arbor. Planning to check heath ceramics in SF or match the color and order as custom with a local place. I need 57sqf - it's a small kitchen - 10x13 |
DuQuella tile in Portland is another great place; they are great to work with, as well. |
What if you search for Talavera tiles? Maybe there would be a similar color that are handmade for a much better price. These in the link at 2.00 apiece. Not the pear green though but just a thought... |
Here is a link that might be useful: tile
Thank you deedles! $2.00 a piece is not bad. |
- Posted by chesters_house (My Page) on Tue, May 21, 13 at 18:35
One tile shop suggested these as a handmade alternative to some pricey tile I was looking at. Laguna toward the bottom of the page might work. |
Here is a link that might be useful: tile
Motawi, Pewabic, Trikeenan are all gonna be pushing $40 a square foot. All beautiful, but since they are made to order, there generally is no discount. You'll even have to pay shipping in addition. They generally have a on-site store with seconds, overruns, etcs. Would be worth it to call directly and see. |
Daltile has two colors that might work. The collection is called Natural Hues and the colors are Kiwi and Fern. They are level 2 colors price wise. I priced a level 1 tile in a 2x8 and it was $20 sq. ft. |
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I brought motawi tiles home but they didn't work in my kitchen. They were beautiful but not the look I wanted. You have to be a serious tile nut to go to motawi on June 1. The crowds on a normal weekend are difficult to manage - but bargains are bargains. I loved Heath but felt bad asking for more samples for a fourth time. They had some beautiful green tiles. |
Hi..Please give us a call to see if we can help ya out with your project. We work directly with home-owners and offer factory direct pricing:) Our tiles are handcrafted, but not 'wonky' like other handmade tiles...they are crisp, clean and modern. Would love to hear from ya! Thank you:) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Clayhaus Ceramics
This post was edited by Clayhaus on Thu, May 23, 13 at 14:33
Thank you all for the great tips! Went to Heat ceramics - couldn't find the right color. |
Don't know if this will help you, but I have had a great experience working with this tile company for some art tile for our master bath. They also supplied some tile hangers for our kitchen tile art wall. I'm not sure on the price, but very pretty plain tile too. Just showing you some of Josh's art work, but gorgeous plain tile as well and a real pleasure working with their studio. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Clay Squared
Thank you Doonie! I have trouble opening the link with the video but will check them out |
Check out Epro tiles - maybe you will get lucky. |
Did you get to see the Daltile Kiwi? I have a sample here if you need it. |
Update: I received a sample of tiles from Tilesandtiles.com ... mexican talavera type. Really beautiful |
Hi Corgimum, I haven't had a chance - was really busy lately - how I can get it from you? I am considering maybe the Charteuse from Fireclay which looks really yellow on the website but the sample is more green and goes very well with the walnut. http://www.fireclaytile.com/recycled-tile/sizes I like when the tiles are stacked and not offset. I am also changing my decision for Blizzard quartz - I might go with something more beige ( NEW Dreamy Marfil 5220 ) from Ceasarstone. It flows more natural with the walnut color and green tile - I think with the Blizzard the contrast is really strong. I also got some samples today from the Mosaic house in NY - some green color tile - R'ceef 7 in lime green. Thank you all for the great advices and support! |
thedork- I sent you an email |
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Whether you need to shred or simply rip up the offer is a matter of disagreement among advisers. The priority is making sure someone doesn't open a card in your name, but since there shouldn't be any information such as your Social Security number on these offers, you probably don't need to obliterate them into tiny pieces.
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With its massive selection of varietals and styles, Lynfred Winery seems determined to make something for almost any wine drinker. The cellar brims with everything from bold, spicy reds to crisp and refreshing whites, as well as fruit wines made from apples, cherries, rhubarb, and pears. The grapes arrive from vineyards throughout California and Washington state, although the rest of the fruit typically comes from a bit closer to home, including growers throughout Michigan and Wisconsin. Despite this variety, the staff's commitment to approachable, fruit-forward flavors characterizes virtually everything that the winery makes.
This dedication to easy drinking seems only natural given the winery's origins in a home basement. In 1975, Fred Koehler, along with his wife Lynn, decided to try to re-create the family wines his father and grandfather had made throughout the 1920s. The batches grew larger with each passing vintage, and, in 1979, Fred and Lynn chose to upgrade their homespun hobby into a commercial venture. Within six years, Lynfred Winery's creations began to appear in the national spotlight as they garnered awards and medals from wine competitions across the country. This attention allowed Fred to swell production even more, eventually expanding to a larger location in 1990.
Fred and Lynn's legacy continues to inspire the staff as they operate a facility that creates more than 100,000 gallons of wine each year using as many as 80 varietals. These wines appear on restaurant menus, on retail shelves, and inside fish tanks throughout the Chicagoland area.
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Naturally, the chefs at Cooper's Hawk have a sharp eye when it comes to wine pairings. Each of the restaurant's contemporary dishes is crafted with a particular wine in mind, which makes plenty of sense given the fact that there's a winery located just next door. Surrounded by oaken barrels and racks lined with glistening bottles, diners may be forgiven for thinking that they made a wrong turn and ended up in the winery itself. After your meal, see the real thing in the Napa–style tasting room, where you can sample up to eight different wines. The selection includes something for everyone, including graceful blush wines and cabernets whose flavors unfold like a novel scribbled on the wings of an origami crane.
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I usually have an awful time with AVs. But I wanted something in my bog terr until some of the other plants got going, so I picked up a "deathrow" plant at Lowes. Here's what's become of it: It's an Optimara Arkansas. As you may be able to tell, it has done well. It has bloomed heavily for me repeatedly. Unfortunately, it is about a foot across now and simply takes up way too much room. |
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It sure is lovely... I think you'd end up with more than one plant (which would in turn be smaller) if you divided it up some. |
- Posted by seattlemarigene (My Page) on Mon, Jan 28, 08 at 19:37
wow very inpressive...and what a beautiful color it is! |
- Posted by fred_hill 6 (email@example.com) on Mon, Jan 28, 08 at 21:37
Hi Paul, I love the term "Deathrow plant" it really describes the way AV's are treated in some stores. If you haven't repotted the plant since you saved it from violet heaven yoou might find that it would help it and at the same time you could take off a number of leaves to reduce the size. Fred in NJ |
LOL, seattlemarigene, if you like it now you should see it when it is in full stride. Maybe later I'll track down one of my older pics and post it for you. Nah, I'm not really interested in removing leaves to down-size it. While I really love the color, it is just too large a grower. There are a number of carnivorous plants I would like to get in there too but the AV would out compete them. I think I'd like to try some mini AV's in there instead. So perhaps in the spring I'll be able to get a decent trade set up. :) |
Minis RULE! :-D |
I'm not seattlemarigene, but WOW! |
- Posted by violetta1976 8 Portland OR (My Page) on Mon, Feb 4, 08 at 1:21
Forgive my ignorance, but what's a bog terr? |
terr = terrarium. This AV is in my bog terr. A terr that is kept very wet -- more like a bog. I use it for some of my cp's (carnivorous plants) :) |
It's pretty snazzy looking :-) |
- Posted by violetta1976 8 Portland OR (My Page) on Fri, Feb 8, 08 at 0:35
Wow, thanks Paul. That's a whole new world I'm now pondering exploring... but I might need to get rid of some furniture if I want more plants in here. ;0) |
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"There are a lot of organizations doing political organizing, but I think we're working on something different here in terms of talking about it as a community. It really struck home for me when we had the Shabbat dinner for gay and lesbian marriage."
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I was really disappointed in this. I didn't find it moisturising at all. Will be sticking to vaseline in future.
This is the best product I've ever used for my lips! Since I bought it, my lips are never cracked and the soft feeling lasts many hours! I also use it when I go to bed. It's the best I ever had!!!
This product has literally changed my life. I can't believe I lived without it for so long! I have horribly dry elbows year round; cracking and bleeding were pretty common occurances. I tried the shea butter on my elbows in the store and immediately there was a major difference. My elbows didn't even need lotion for about three days afterwards. I finally got my own during the Sephora sale and can now definitely say THIS WORKS. My elbows are soft and have stayed soft. I've also been using this on my severely chapped lips. I usually put it on right before bed and by morning my lips are smooth and soft. I was surprised that it sticks as well as it does to the lips, it doesn't rub or melt off easily. I've had it on for a few hours already and it still feels like I just put it on.
The best thing about this is that it isn't greasy at all. It rubs into the skin completely and after a few minutes you can't even feel it. I'll definitely be buying this again, and again, and again.
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Not impressed with this product. I used it as a lip balm, and it didn't provide that much moisture. Besides, it gets too solid during winter time, making it difficult to apply. It also has a short shelf life. The packaging is very cute though, and reasonably useful. All in all, I would not buy this again.
Love it and recommend it to any and everyone. You can't go wrong with this product. It's the best shea butter product I have ever used.
I carry the small tin in my purse and use it on my lips, cuticles, and any dry skin I may have on my face one day. It's only $10 and lasts me around a month if not more, so it is very affordable.
It isn't super thick or greasy like most pure shea butter products. It's also fragrance free, so it doesn't smell bad like unrefined pure shea butter. I particularly love to put it on my lips and nail beds at night.
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I really like L'Occitane products and got this thinking it would be great for my dry skin but I was disappointed. It left a dirty feeling film on my skin and didnt seem to sink in or do anything at all, even on my lips.
The price is ridiculous too, even if this was a good product you can still buy very good quality shea butter for a lot less.
This little tin is awesome. Although the lid comes off too easily, I find that this product has a million uses. I use this on my lips at night for super hydration, as well as my awful and dry cuticles. It has totally turned them around so fast. This product is so small and perfect for my purse, I put it on anywhere. I've now gotten my boyfriend addicted as well for his poor cuticles and no complaints yet!
Do wish the packaging was better.
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I tried this shea butter before I realized you can buy raw shea butter for a much better price.
But, anyway...
I guess this is pricier because it is very refined to make it smooth instead of grainy and very white compared to more unrefined versions. It also lacks the smoky fragrance you sometimes get with more unrefined versions.
The refined quality of this makes me think that it probably lacks many of the antioxidant properties you get with more raw butter. But I don't have a science lab so I can't prove it.
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the itty bitty one is AWESOME! you can put this on ANYTHING and it will give you moisture... cuticle, elbows, lips, under eye, dry patches... and its so small and lasts so long - this will save you space in your purse and $ from having to buy 50 different products.
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My skin is fair, very dry and very sensitive and Iove this product! I live in Scandinavia and the climate is terrible - cold and windy :-( this butter works magic for me - when my skin is super dry and sore i put it on my face over the serum for over a night - next morning - smooth and even :-)
also use it as a hand cream and lip treatments over the night.
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Prepare for fantasy battles beyond your wildest imagination with the onslaught of BattleLore Second Edition. Set in the fantasy realm of Terrinoth, BattleLore Second Edition is a two-player board game focused on squad-based battles between the hardy defenses of the Daqan Lords garrison in Nordgard Castle and the unleashed ferocity of the demon-worshipping Uthuk Y'llan. You must strategically command your troops and use the power of lore to tip your battles in your favor.
In every game, you will create new maps and scenarios, before mustering a new army for each game, so you can tailor your army to suit your favored play style. Command armies of fearsome warriors and deadly creatures, and lead them against the enemy in this intense game of warfare and military strategy. By seizing victory points from objectives on the battlefield and by eliminating enemy units, a skilled commander can raise his banners as the victor over the borderlands of Terrinoth!
BattleLore Second Edition comes with a game board, ninety-two detailed figures, forty-three map overlay pieces, more than one-hundred fifty cards, rules, four custom dice, and everything else you need to win the borderlands of Terrinoth!
Case Quantity: 6 | ISBN: 978-1-61661-058-6 |
Whether you're leading the Rune Golems and Citadel Guard of the Daqan Lords, or unleashing a horde of brutal Uthuk Y'llan Blood Harvesters, it's vital to keep your attention on the unfolding battle. Stay focused on your battles in Terrinoth with a tool of convenience: extra dice!
The dice in the BattleLore Dice Pack don't replace the dice from BattleLore Second Edition, but are instead an excellent optional tool, helping you keep the focus on the game, rather than reaching across the table for the attack dice. With these eight dice, added to the four dice from BattleLore Second Edition, you'll have twelve total dice.
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Hey everyone and welcome to the Fairy Tail weekly report! Last week, Lucy receives the shock of her life when she discovers her beloved cousin who is like a sister is her enemy. Natsu and Lucy wind up getting captured. It's up to the Fairy Tail gang to rescue them.
As Natsu and the Jiggle Butt Gang break out of their prison cell, Erza and the Fairy Tail gang ride Christina to stop the Oracion Seis from unleashing the nightmare that affects everyone's sense of time.
Can they save the day?
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Overall, the episode is good but not awesome. It's just a slow episode where they set up things. I'm interested in the nightmare that affects everyone's sense of time. It's an interesting chaos element.
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Lomógrafos de Córdoba (Argentina)
Transcurrido el año 2011 en Córdoba (Argentina), una ciudad oculta en un país donde ni siquiera existe una Tienda Lomo, donde la fotografía analógica parece perseguir el camino de la extinción. Donde los carretes que venden en las tiendas no superan en 5 tipos distintos de variedades y opciones para elegir... Si... en este entorno hostil y analógico-apocalíptico, fue que un grupo de lomógrafos totalmente desconocidos entre sí pudieron encontrarse y comenzar esta revolución...
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Beirut shoots with the Lomo LC-A+
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Amber Tamblyn shoots with the LC-A+
Amber Tamblyn, known for her starring role in 'The Sisterhood of Travelling Pants' takes us on a tour in her brand-new flair into the Lomographic life!
Elijah Wood shooting with the Lomo LC-A+
This man needs no further introduction - acting in top-billed roles for films like 'Lord of the Rings' and 'Everything is Illuminated', Elijah Wood is no stranger to the limelight - Join us as we turn that around with our intimate gallery and interview with the Hobbit himself!
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As we all know, the future is analogue! From Moscow to Manila, London to Tokyo, Lomographers all over the world are forgetting all the rules and shooting from the hip - creating millions of wonderful analogue magic! But, let's take a look at how it all began and find out how the discovery of one mysterious little snapshooter, triggered an international analogue revolution.
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Balda Baldessa 1b: I Think I Am In Love
When I was at school, and I was learning French, I never understood why the French language described inanimate objects as either masculine or feminine, similarly, in German. In the English language we just have things. It is a table. It is not feminine or masculine, transgender not even just going through a phase. It is simply a table nothing more. As I grew up and became more interested in my own language the thought of non gender specific objects disappointed me. I think for all the richness and complexity of the English language, for the times we were conquered and our language evolved; that we don't feminise or masculinise objects is to our linguistic detriment. Of course the problem is that it is not the thing that is masculine or feminine, it is the prefix to the word itself in the construct of the language that denotes gender. So, in English a camera can never be referred to as male of female because the prefix "the" or "a" is with out gender and renders the object itself sexless. Or does it? My case and point to you is the Balda Baldessa
I am Number Four Does Analogue
One of 2011's newest big screen offerings, I am Number Four doesn't exactly deliver the goods but hey, is that an analogue camera I see? That's good enough for me!
Mixing 400 ISO with 800 ISO
I bought a Lomography 800 ISO film this winter, just to try it out. As I put it in my LC-A, I found out that the ISO settings reach to 400. I got a bit frustrated, although I still hoped that the film could come out well. And actually, it did!
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20 Analogue Acts of Kindness
Simple acts of kindness sometimes get forgotten amongst the business and busy-ness of everyday life. We're often too occupied sending that email, editing that playlist or updating our status to pay attention to what's happening in the real world. Let's change that! Leave that digital grind behind for a moment and try out some of our analogue acts of kindness – Simple photographic ideas for making a positive impact on the people around you!
35 Reasons to love 35mm Film
Film truly is a Photographer's best friend - And to prove it, here are 35 reasons to love 35mm film (or any kind of film for that matter!).
Ways To Reduce Your Digital Grind
Everyday we wake up to a digital world - all tangled up in wires and waves of electronics and machines and gadgets. A simple weather check is done online, we wait impatiently for the *beep* when our food is ready, and send e-cards on birthdays. Give it all a break! Here are a few tips to make your hectic lifestyle a little more analogue.


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- Cartoon Characters: Jayce, Gillian, Herc Stormsailor, Oon, Flora, Brock, Audric, Jal Gorda, Zoggies, Sawboss, Sawtrooper, Monster Mind, Terror Tank, Gun Grinner, KO Kruiser, Beast Walker, Dr. Zorg.
- Voice Actors: Dan Hennessey, Darrin Baker, Len Carlson, Luba Goy, Charles Joliffe, Guilio Kukurugya, Valerie Politis, John Stocker.
- Written By Howard R. Cohen, Jina Bacarr, Natasha Lubin, Rod Baker, Lynn Manning, Haskell Barkin, Dennis O'Flaharty, Jim Bertges, Glen Olsen, Jack Bornoff; more Writers ...
- Music: Shuki Levy, Haim Saban.
- First Aired on September 19, 1985.
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- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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I walked into the back door of my father's fully Americanized restaurant full of bulk canned and frozen foods passed off as fresh. It was late afternoon. I was wearing the new beige pant suit and matching peep toe high heels I had purchased the week before in Myrtle Beach. My heels clicked confidently across the sticky linoleum floor in the kitchen as I walked past the industrial sized refrigerators and the serving station with the hot red lights used to keep prepared burgers, french fries and gooey cheese sticks warm. I felt I looked professional and attractive without showing too much skin, a successful and self-assured woman older than my mere 18 years. The servers were arriving for their dinner shift, setting tables and filling salt shakers, placing them back onto the thick plastic checkerd table cloths beside the small oil lamps. They took double takes at me as I walked past them in search of my father. Most had known me since I had worn sundresses and pig tails asking for extra cherries in my Shirley Temples. Today, I should have been in my college dorm room unpacking from Spring Break, but I had made the 4 hour long trip home to speak with my father. I was leaving North Carolina and he was going to be the first to know.
A few of my college classmates and I huddled around the small fire we had built in the woods near the school to smoke pot and drink. We had to go deep down a trail to a secluded spot so that we wouldn't get caught, a place no responsible adult would walk down that night on the cold dark wooden path. I didn't like smoking pot. I had done it a few times in high school and it had always put me into a fit of bad coughing with black mascara tears flowing down my cheeks. I mostly avoided it to keep my make-up looking nice. I took a few swigs from the bottle of whiskey and passed it around the circle.
I was standing here on this chilly night because of Ann Marie, my college roommate. She was a cool and groovy chic. She helped me fit in with the other students and introduced me to The Doors, Violent Femmes and Jane's Addiction. She put together a road trip to go see Motley Crue in Virginia. We were so close; Vince Neil had to look down at me from the stage. Once while tripping on acid she convinced someone to drive us to a beach…any beach. She was an intellectual wild child and I gleefully followed along on her crazy adventures.
Ann Marie took a toke from the community joint and said, "Hey Patience, I have an idea for Spring Break. Let's go to Myrtle Beach and be GoGo dancers?!" I pictured Goldie Hawn on the show "Laugh In" wearing her white GoGo boots. "I have a friend who is a topless dancer. I'm sure I can look her up. We can work during the day and make money to party and pay for a hotel room" she said. This idea was brought about because lately all the other girls on our hall had begun bragging about new bikinis and ocean front hotels as they came back from their tanning bed appointments in preparation for an upcoming week at the beach during Spring Break.
"Ummm okay." Not really understanding what I was agreeing too, I was totally one of those kids who would jump off the bridge if everyone else was doing it. Anyway, this idea was much better than the girl who had invited us to go with her to the beach and sleep in her Honda hatchback. I had about $150 saved up from my waitressing job at my father's restaurant. We packed my car and we were Myrtle Beach bound for Spring Break 1990.
We knew we needed clothes to wear for dancing so we stopped at a store in Raleigh that was rumored to have g-strings, t-backs, thongs whatever you want to call buttless panties. I found a white and black pair with silver sequence on them. I figured it would pair well with my black high heels and bikini top my mother had bought me the summer before while still in high school with never the forethought of me using it for this purpose.
We got to the beach late in the evening. It was an old motel my high school boyfriend had stayed in during senior week at the beach 2 years prior. We had had fun there all sandy and sun burnt skin as his roommates slept. Staying at this run down hotel gave me comfort through its familiarity and I needed that especially right now. The rooms inside were out of date, mostly dark wood with red bedspreads, red carpet and red furniture. We were given a key after I paid the $45 in cash for the night. I unlocked the door, Ann Marie and I walked in from the cold beach wind. The beach had not yet gotten warm as it was mid March and we were not ready to shed our jean jackets just yet. I put my suitcase on the bed and we began to settle in while deciding which bed we would have and how to divide the drawers equally. I opened the top drawer and there was a plastic sandwich bag with hundreds of white squirming worms. I quickly shut it and called the front desk. The manager, a guy in his late 20's came up to inspect what we had found, the smell now permeating the room.
"Ahhhh, someone forgot their sandwich last summer!" and with that, he picked up the revolting baggie and put it in a trashcan, in our room and began to walk toward the door.
"Excuse me" I said. "Can we have another room please?" I think I may have even added an exaggerated eye roll and a big "duh" to the end.
He gave us a new room and we checked all the drawers, no maggots….hoorah! Ann Marie and I put on our stripper outfits and stood upon the bed so we could see our full bodies in the dresser mirror. We did a few moves that we thought looked sexy and practiced walking in our high heels. Really how hard could this be?
The next day we woke up early and put on our most awesome tight sexy jeans and boots. We teased and sprayed our hair with Aqua-net and put on tons of blue eyeliner and pink sparkly lipstick. We headed to Thee Doll House, why they spell "The" "Thee", I have no idea. The manager invited us to sit down, funny… I thought we would just walk in and we would be hired. I mean we were willing to show our boobs, but apparently there were lots of girls willing to do this; girls with huge fake boobs, dark tans, bleach blonde long hair, steel tipped stilettos, sequined gowns with matching bra and thong sets, manicured nails that held cigarettes that were put against red pouty mouths that sexily blew smoke into their noses and out again. They looked like the women who posed in Playboy magazines. My father kept a collection from the past 20 years in his office. I had been looking at these magazines since I was 14yrs old. I wanted to be one of these women. My father loved and admired them and I had always thought, if I were to become this beautiful, he would love me too.
The manager of club asked us if we had any experience. We both giggled and looked shyly away saying "Noooooooooooo, Oh my gaaaaaaaaaa! We are in college!" and lightly pushed him in the arm. He politely suggested we should come back when we had more experience and when we had more than just beach bikinis and high heels that looked as if we were going to cotillion. So we left and drove around looking for a less glamorous strip club and this is when we found The Showhouse.
The Showhouse was a bright neon pink cinderblock dive. We opened the tinted glass door, stopping for a minute to let our eyes adjust to the darkness of the small dimly lit club. We were met by a man, a bodybuilder type. He wore a black suit and had his black hair pulled into a low ponytail. I was scared and ready to run, but Ann Marie held me in my place. He introduced himself as the Jack Davenwood, the manager. We told him we wanted to work there. I really had NO idea what I was doing here; it was almost as if I was in some sort of weird dream. He took us to his office, we showed him our IDs to prove we were 18 and he asked when we wanted to start without even any audition.
"Tomorrow?" we questioned. He said "sure" with a kind grin and asked what we wanted to be called. We needed stage names…..stage names? Oh, my…pressure, think, think! I blurted out, "Ginger!" I had watched a Gilligan's Island re-run in the motel room while Ann Marie was in the shower and I figured Ginger was pretty and sexy. So I became Ginger. Ann Marie picked some sort of crazy name like Triscuit or something to the like. She was a rebel, even in a strip club.
We showed up an hour early for our 4pm – 8pm shift. We wanted to work the day shift so that we could party at night. We were giddy with excitement and really nervous. We had put on our make-up and stripper clothes at the motel, but found out when we got to The Showhouse all the girls were wearing regular street clothes and were applying their make-up in the dressing room. Ann Marie and I just watched them from a corner, afraid to make eye contact. A few girls introduced themselves. Egypt was a pretty girl our age, really tall and had big cantaloupe fake boobs with the largest saucer sized areolas I had ever seen. I also met Brooke, her hair was so bleached blonde it was nearly white. She had the smallest breast I had ever seen, practically no breast tissue at all, just nipples. She wore a long gold chain with a round pendant between them that moved hypnotically across her bare chest. She had lots of bruises on her arms and legs and put panstick make-up on them. I asked her what had happened. She told me her boyfriend had thrown her out of a moving car on the way to work and she had had to hitchhike to get here. There was Starr, who gave me dirty looks; maybe because she was nearing 30, the guys liked the younger girls. Starr would sometimes pull the front of her red sequined panties over to the side to expose the light brown manicured tuft of pubic hair to get extra tips. This was against the rules. I looked on, wide eyed and shocked in disbelief she would break the rules. Joely was a girl that had a beautiful body. She danced only to county music while wearing cowboy boots and a cowboy hat. She was girl next door pretty and could have been the identical twin sister of my mother's new white maid.
I was able to watch a few girls on stage before the DJ called my name. I was sweating and felt like I was going to throw up. Finally, it was my turn. I got on the stage in one of my tight fitting dresses, the same one I had worn to the Motley Crue concert, which I'm sure was much too demure for this occasion. There would be 3 songs, the first all dressed, second, take off the dress and third take off the top. I moved in beat to the music removing my dress I'm sure much too quickly to be sexy while Ann Marie and Egypt clapped for me and cheered me on. Then the dreaded third song……oh god! I looked into the audience of about 10 men and slowly on purpose untied my bikini top. I held on to the material covering both my breasts for nearly half the song, took a deep breath, closed my eyes and just knew Jesus Christ was going to walk in at that moment and condemn me to hell as I let my top drop to the disco lit floor. I kept my eyes closed for a moment, waiting for the men to gasp….a naked woman was in front of them, my naked boobies! No gasping. I opened one eye and the men were just looking at me, the same way they had when I was fully dressed as they nursed their overpriced beers and lit another cigarette. The only one in shock at my bare breasts was me. I gathered a few dollars from the men and finished my set. Wow! This was liberating!
I made $60 in those 4 hours my first day. That week, I worked each day and one night shift. The night shift was where the girls made the big money I found out. I made enough money in 5 days to pay for my week at the beach, feed myself well, go shopping for new clothes and still have several hundred dollars left over. This is what I was meant to do. The most important thing that had been drilled into my head growing up was being successful and that meant making lots of money. I put a plan together. I would quit college and work as a stripper so that my father wouldn't have to support me. I made a list of what I would buy my family. My father would get a Rolex. My mother, even though we weren't on speaking terms because she had thrown me out of the house when the child support stopped coming in, would get a couple of nights at her favorite Disney resort. I would take my 14 yr old sister on a shopping spree and I would take my little brother to the arcade and go-kart riding. This would prove to them I loved them and in turn they would love me and be proud of me for taking care of myself and showering them with gifts. This was a solid plan.
I greeted my father as we always did with a wave and a smile but never any touching. I asked him for a moment of his time. My demeanor was serious and in charge. I wanted to share my plan with him. We sat down in one of the restaurant booths; the high dark wood hid us from the curious employees. I told him I wanted to quit school and move to Myrtle Beach.
"Dad, what do you think about me being a dancer? They make good money and I would be able to take care of myself? You won't have to be responsible for my college anymore."
My father, not knowing I had been dancing the previous week, cleared his voice, shook his head with a comical thought and authoritatively said, "Well, Patience, those girls are REALLY pretty". Pretty, had never been a word my parents used to describe me. I was told; my forehead was too large, my nose too big, my hair too stringy, my facial expressions unflattering and I wasn't photogenic because I crinkled my nose too much when I smiled. But today for the first time I knew I wasn't ugly. I had the cash in my purse to prove it.
I got up and said, "Goodbye dad, I'm moving to Myrtle Beach." He didn't try to stop me, didn't follow me out the door or wish me luck. I walked to my car and headed for I-95 and didn't look back. I was going to a place where they thought I was beautiful.
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This is such a great beginning to a loss-of-innocence story. I think you should turn it into a script.
This is such a great beginning to a loss-of-innocence story. I think you should turn it into a script.
"Be a wise father who showers attention on each daughter. It will bring joy to you and fulfillment to her. When a daughter feels the warmth and approval of her father, she will not likely seek attention in inappropriate ways. As a father, acknowledge her good behavior. Listen to her and praise her for her strengths. You will greatly enrich her life. She will model the behavior she observes. Let her see you treat your wife and other women with admiration and honest respect."
I do not think I would have ever chosen many of the abusive relationships I have been in or the 4 yr career as a dancer if I had found love at home, especially from my father. The examples I had at home were not good. He did not show love for my mother and was unfaithful, but she wasn't a good person either. They were too caught up in themselves to be good parents.
I also believe pornography is damaging. I aspired to be one of those women in the magazines. That was my example of beauty and I did seek it out. I have seen girls and relationships ruined in the industry, but many of these girls brought the scars with them in the first place. Our bodies had been violated and devalued. Really, do these people think normal girls with loving parents could have this sort of job? Maybe there are a few, but most of the girls I knew had stories that led them to do this.
I had the cash in my purse to prove it."
I had no idea that women wanted so damn much
to look like those Playboy girls.Open a Playboy today
and you will see the ridiculous avatar of 'beauty'
this silly society is selling men (women too) now.
I sense a bit of pride in this. Your adventures.
No reason not to feel it….Sure, porn is degrading. But
you very well capture the empowerment it provides.
Expecting a gasp at the release of the bikini!
Well,there certainly WAS one.
Protocol in these places is weird.
"I mostly avoided it to keep my make-up looking nice."
Was one of the funnies reasons I ever heard for eschewing weed.
"intellectual wild child" should have been more, uh, sacramentally sensitive
with her pot.
Totally refreshing lack of judgment in this piece.
Some bizarre law of human society says that there must be places where men can see naked women, for money. It has always always been that way & will never change.
Nor should it, my opinion. Though the "industry" could become more damn enlightened.
naked men...oughta be...i wonder how those places work.........
Good luck...keep writing.
I was 18yrs old. I know it was silly of me to think the men would be shocked that I (yes, in a strip club) was taking my top off on a stage in front of them. I really remember being surprised that they didn't gasp, not at how amazing my rack was, but that I was.....NAKED! But to them I was just the next girl on the stage.
Oh and I have been to some of those places where women go to see naked men...um, not quite the same. The guys dance too fast and are way too sweaty while they try to stick their junk in your face. My girlfriends and I would go there for giggles and spend little money on the guys.
Personally, I think a naked man is quite awkward to look at. Good thing you guys aren't so picky as we worry about cellulite, pale skin and unwaxed naughty bits....like my husband says; he doesn't care, he's just happy I will show it to him.
Alsoknownas: Thanks for reading my stories. I kind of got the same thing from DH. Too many minute details I should have left out you think?
If you smoked pot you get EPs.
Ya reminded me Post-war-sore.
Post War I visited 5th- Avenue.
Dear Patience P. Suffer more.
I enjoyed you're BIO so much.
Maybe visit @ Salon personnel.
I hear (rumor) it's better than:
a free Disneyland ticket for one.
I was out out-of-style. ay Hick.
I leap-frog over a fire-hydrant:
Maybe to leg-wrestling is safer.
Here's what I meant:
"She danced only to country music while wearing cowboy boots and a cowboy hat. She was girl next door pretty and could have been the identical twin sister of my mother's new white maid."
Maybe like this :
"She looked like the identical twin to my mother's new maid, girl-next-door pretty in her cowboy boots and hat. She would only dance to country music."
About 10% different.
Keep at it.
Maybe if all the stories were in book form, chapters following one another, my version would work as a tie in. But thank you for the insight. I'm new to this and I mostly write because it is cheaper than therapy :)


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We got introduced to Emerald Soul during Diplo's "Access All Areas" mix for Diplo & Friends, and his tune "Stare" had us open. It was the only tune on his SoundCloud, so it was hard to say if he'd have more up his sleeve, but we heard good words from some friends of ours about what he'd be bringing to the table. His next bit, though? "Fire Pit" is awesome. You've got a strong ear for percussion on a record that we're not sure would work as a dance record… but it will have you bopping. The looped, breath-y vocal in here helps heighten the intensity. It feels like something you'd play at a tribal ceremony, dancing around a huge bonfire. It's gorgeous and exotic and hypnotic. You win, Emerald Soul. You win.
This will apparently be on the forthcoming STHWST Vol. III compilation, although from what Emerald Soul is saying, don't expect anything else on it to sound like "Fire Pit."
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A passion for politics
I was a politics major at Princeton. For as long as I can remember I have been keenly interested in understanding how groups organize and mobilize to initiate and accelerate change. My passion for this work is informed by two personal experiences. First, as a Southerner growing up in the post-Brown South (born and raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana), I had an insatiable appetite for knowledge about the modern civil rights movement. I needed to understand how against all odds the largely indigent and disempowered African American community changed the face of America.
Then, between my first and second years at Princeton, I landed a summer internship in Washington, D.C., as a legislative aide at the Religious Action Center, a political action group representing the progressive Jewish movement on Capitol Hill. It was President Clinton's first summer in office. In a time of national renewal the work could not have been more inspiring. I returned to Princeton determined to pursue a path that would prepare me to have an impact on the policy discussion. This path led directly to the study of politics, which became for me a study of leadership and social movements.
The cornerstone of my academic experience at Princeton was my senior thesis. I wrote about the 1953 Baton Rouge bus boycott, a forgotten footnote of the civil rights movement that informed organizing strategies in later years of the civil rights movement, most notably in the well-known Montgomery bus boycott. Ultimately, the Baton Rouge boycott fell well short of what King and Parks accomplished just a few months later. Their accomplishments, however, are best understood in the context of movement strategy and leadership over the preceding decades of the struggle.
A career in school reform
I am the founding principal of the Bronx Lab School, a small, new college preparatory school that serves 400 high school students from across New York City. Founded in 2004, the school will graduate its first class in June 2008.
After graduating from Princeton in 1995, I served as a Teach for America corps member at Community School 66 in the South Bronx, where I taught for three years. I then earned a joint MBA and master's in education from Harvard University, after which I returned to New York City to continue my work in school reform.
I recall my final piece of writing at Princeton. In the weeks before graduation, having just completed my senior thesis, I was asked to examine the tensions between individual leadership and historical moment in shaping the direction and outcomes of social movements. The answer seems as elusive today as it did 12 years ago, but every bit as pertinent. In fact this is a question that I consider daily in my work as a principal in the Bronx.
It has been said that the work to level the playing field in public education is the new frontier of the civil rights movement. This idea has informed my path as a public servant since graduating from Princeton. My passion to lead has been informed by my study at Princeton of leadership and social movement development. In some small way, in building the Bronx Lab School as a place of educational excellence for an often overlooked and underserved community, I feel I am continuing the work started by a band of courageous bus boycotters some 55 years ago.