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… The End” is a screening of 30 short (like, really short) apocalyptic films by the Brooklyn Film Collective, showing at the Music Hall of Williamsburg (66 North 6th St between Kent and Wythe Aves, Williamsburg, Brooklyn;718-486-5400, musichallofwilliamsburg.com; 8pm, $10). Live music infused with end-times spirituality will be provided by Autry Rene Fulbright and Midnight Masses, replete with string section and choir. It’ll be (a) Revelation!
Inventive party-throwers Gemini & Scorpio host Nouvelle Époque Cabaret-Salon at The Players private social club (16 Gramercy Park South between Park Ave and Irving Pl; geminiandscorpio.com; 8pm, $10–$35) overlooking Gramercy Park. Burlesque and a hard-bop swing band establish a bohemian atmosphere, so you can get on down with your inner rogue.
Downtown Brooklyn’s 10-day BoCoCo Arts Festival (various times and locations, go to bococaartsfestival.com for details) comes to life today with One Night, The Rain at Deity Bar & Lounge (368 Atlantic Ave between Hoyt and Bond Sts, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn; 718-222-3692, deitynyc.com; 7pm, $16). Theater group Les Manouches uses puppetry, poetry and Tom Waits music to adapt Gabriel García Márquez’s short story Maria Dos Prazeres, about a 76-year-old prostitute.

See the full article from “Time Out New York”

Anthony Parker, the newest Cavalier, is a good addition because of his outside shooting and the help he can bring to the perimeter defense. He’s also 34, but believes playing a lighter European schedule for so many years means he has less mileage on him.
Never before has being out of the NBA been framed as such a career advantage.
How best to block a stiletto heel? Wax on, wax off
A New Zealand taekwondo athlete announced he’s opened a brothel to raise money for training for the 2012 London Olympics.
Logan Campbell, 23, said he spent nearly $90,000 preparing for the Beijing Olympics, where he finished 16th in the featherweight division. Most of the money came from his parents. He wants to avoid being a burden on them, he said, which is why he opened the “gentleman’s club” in Auckland with a business partner.

See the full article from “The Plain Dealer – cleveland.com”

… You went across state lines to engage in prostitution? Answer yes or no,” Bradley said to the woman.

See the full article from “Chronicle-Telegram”

A recent shipment of 22,500 kilos of abaca fibers by Manila Hemp Trading Corp. (MHT), a trader based in Virac, kept the abaca industry alive.
For the first five months of 2009, the country exported 1,045 MT of abaca fiber, with 270 MT going to the United Kingdom, with the balance shipped to Japan, China and India.
A total of 4,502.4 MT of abaca pulp was shipped to North America, with the United States getting 422 MT.
Catanduanes Gov. Joseph Cua admitted that global economic difficulties have affected the abaca industry in his province even as he believes the industry would eventually shake off its lethargy and start to expand. The performance for the first quarter has buoyed the enthusiasm of producers, he added.
Cua said that with firms like MHT continuously buying abaca, he believes that abaca farmers and strippers are assured of steady income.

See the full article from “Manila Bulletin”

Courtesy of WKYC Channel 3Richard Huberty
CLEVELAND — A former Cleveland building inspector was sentenced to three years in prison Thursday for extorting cash from an undercover agent.
Richard Huberty pleaded guilty in April to 10 counts of extortion and bribery. He admitted to extorting cash from an undercover agent and a representative of La Copa, a bar on the West Side, as well as from the owner of the former Mirage on the Water nightclub in the Flats. He also admitted taking bribes from K&D Group construction manager Henry Picozzi to approve permits for work performed on the Stonebridge development in the Flats.
Picozzi admitted bribing Huberty and a second unnamed building inspector with cash and entertainment and dinner at a strip club. Picozzi is scheduled to be sentenced in September.

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Ray Dippolito does a very decent “judge” character villain.  He’s the boss of this underground sex ring that smuggles girls.   While at times he could have been meaner, the lines that were delivered were convincing enough that I wouldn’t want to set him off, lest I face consequences.  His lashing scene with a chick is priceless. 
Michael Reddy always tickles my funny bone in independent films.  There’s just something about this guy that screams “put me on the screen and I’ll entertain”.  He’s a badguy in this movie and I must say a dirty one at that, with an accent to boot.  He tries to rape the daughter and gets killed….priceless.  I could have enjoyed more screentime with him.  There are two other girls that have a lot of screentime as victimized prostitute models and they do a fine job, just to mention.  There are also lots of other actors/ actresses that impress, but I have to wrap this up.

See the full article from “Examiner.com”

On this day more than any other, I can’t help but wonder what our founding fathers would say, think and do if they saw what we’ve allowed our “elected representatives” to turn this country into.  We demanded independence from Britain to avoid rule from a foreign and often unjust government, but I am afraid that after 233 years, we’ve done nothing but replace one corrupt government with another.
The only difference is – this time – we’re the ones voting for them.
It seems every month a new allegation of corruption surfaces involving a politician, whether that be fraud, abuse of power, prostitution, adultery, or tax evasion.  We have a government in debt to the tune of trillions of dollars and no sign of relief.  We have a government that has forced its way into the business of private financial and automotive commerce against the authorities of the Constitution.  In fact, we have a government that completely disregards the just limitations placed upon it by the Constitution.  By definition, our government is out of control.

See the full article from “Small Gov Times”

… This is something I couldn’t turn down. You guys already are a damn good team,” O’Neal told the Cleveland media today. When Shaq was introduced in Phoenix, he fed the fans and media a similar line saying, “I just want to come in and fit in with a damn good team”. Shaq’s ego proved too big to fit in with the Suns, but now the team doesn’t have to worry about that or about having a “damn good team”.
Not enough to prove that Shaq knows the company lines? How about this? Today he told reporters “I’m not here to demand 40 or 50 shots. Thirty (laughing). I’m just coming in to do my part.” Funny because during his introduction in Phoenix he said almost the identical thing, “I’m not a ball freak I’m not going to be asking for 30 or 40 touches. I just want to fit in”. We all saw how that worked out for the Suns. By the 2008-2009 season Shaq was demanding more touches than a frat boy at a strip club and instead of advancing the Suns fans’ dream of a title, he and his personality helped to dash them.

See the full article from “Fanster.com”

… This is something I couldn’t turn down. You guys already are a damn good team,” O’Neal told the Cleveland media today. When Shaq was introduced in Phoenix, he fed the fans and media a similar line saying, “I just want to come in and fit in with a damn good team”. Shaq’s ego proved too big to fit in with the Suns, but now the team doesn’t have to worry about that or about having a “damn good team”.
Not enough to prove that Shaq knows the company lines? How about this? Today he told reporters “I’m not here to demand 40 or 50 shots. Thirty (laughing). I’m just coming in to do my part.” Funny because during his introduction in Phoenix he said almost the identical thing, “I’m not a ball freak I’m not going to be asking for 30 or 40 touches. I just want to fit in”. We all saw how that worked out for the Suns. By the 2008-2009 season Shaq was demanding more touches than a frat boy at a strip club and instead of advancing the Suns fans’ dream of a title, he and his personality helped to dash them.

See the full article from “Fanster.com”

… I expected to see lava lamps and stripper poles, but it’s not that at all,” he said. “There were families and little children. Sure, there were girls in tank tops, but that was it.”

See the full article from “Chronicle-Telegram”