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I'm getting very close to having this ready to go, I'll send out an email as soon as its ready to go.
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It is called powdercoating because it is applied as a powder then baked which creates a smoothe, durable finish. The finish is so durable that it is how they paint motorcycle frames and its even commonly used on playground equipment. Powdercoating tends to be super grippy for most people and will maintain a relatively consistent grip under varying conditions.
Chrome finishes are also very durable but tend to be much less grippy. The grip on metal finishes will vary widely depending on temperature, humidity and your body chemistry the day you are dancing.
In the end though, as long as you go with a major manufacturer you will receive a quality pole.
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The StudioVeena Pole is powdercoated which provides a more consistent grip experience when compared to finishes such as chrome, stainless and brass. This is the reason we chose to sell a powdercoated pole.
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Property condition rules are generally tied to mortgages, insurance, and rental law.
In general if you own and occupy a home you can do with it as you will. In short, if you want to allow your pipes to freeze and you are not endangering anyone but yourself that is your decision.
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Your rights as a tenant and your friends responsibilities as a landlord derive almost entirely from a properly executed lease. Without this lease, in most states, you are a friend sharing a house and helping with expenses.
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Keep lining up. I'll be ready in a couple days and I can use as many eyes as possible. You are all on my list.
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Do you have a lease? Is there a formal agreement between you and your friends or is this a we have an extra room and you need a place to stay type agreement?
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CrazyKoster, I'll add it to my list. I was able to view videos while I was on the open beta for IE on the X-Box they must have changed something.
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CapFeb the new site is even more mobile friendly than the current site, it would be nice to have a few people whose primary method of access is their phones.
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If you want to be a beta tester let me know in this thread.
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AdministratorSeptember 16, 2013 at 9:52 am in reply to: No (former) strippers allowed in my studio competition 🙁I find it very interesting that our industry tends to be very quick to draw a line between exotic dance and pole dance, exclaiming quite emphatically that they are not the same thing and that being an exotic dancer does not make you a pole dancer.
Then we come to competitions, both large and small, and many of these same people will ban exotic dancers from their competition because they are considered professionals.
Which is it? Are exotic dancers professional pole dancers or is pole making a clean break from the exotic dance world? We can't have it both ways.
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AdministratorSeptember 16, 2013 at 9:42 am in reply to: Removing a ceiling fan to put up pole?if you only want to remove the ceiling fan temporarily there are metal and plastic plates that are made to screw into the electrical box and effectively cover the hole left by the ceiling fan or any other light fixture you might remove. You still need to properly cap and isolate the electrical wires to use these but it is a nice quick way to cover the hole.
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We can only get the pole made to ten feet. If you need to go taller we can have a permanent pole made or if you are willing to go to 50mm (the SV pole is 45mm) I believe we can have a custom removeable SV Pole made for your ceiling height.
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You can't currently change your profile picture from any kind of mobil device. We are releasing a patch for this soon.
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AdministratorSeptember 5, 2013 at 5:31 pm in reply to: No (former) strippers allowed in my studio competition 🙁Kobajo84 brings up a valid discussion point. Can we disallow someone's participation in our business?
The answer is, surprisingly, a business can discriminate on many things. While its not generally considered good practice, our constitutional guarantee of "freedom of association" which is derived from our freedom to assemble, guaranteed by the first amendment, allows for businesses to discriminate on a surprising number of criteria with the notable exception being race.
You can establish an insurance agency for declared members of a particular religion, you could have a store in which only women are allowed, you could have a restaurant that only serves patrons over a certain age and you can most definitely disallow exotic dancers from coming to your studio.
There are of course notable exceptions to this rule regarding things like employment, housing and essential services but in general you can decide who you want in your establishment.