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Charley, this is a color exclusively for StudioVeena, and its generated using a two stage process that gives the pole a more supple feel. We had a circus performer on the pole who said it was the best finish he'd ever worked on.
Currently we are not planning a static only StudioVeena Pole, but if demand is there who knows what might happen 🙂
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Runemust we can ship to Canada for $100 (I would send you a paypal request for an extra $55).
Grip is a personal thing as can be attested by many of forum posts here. The grip is definitely different than the standard little mynx but whether its grippier, more grippy, or less grippy is going to depend on your body chemistry.
What I can tell you is that we had a circus performer playing on one of our demo units and he said it was the best finish he'd ever worked on.
The color is very purple, more towards the violet I would say. It's a beautiful metallic finish.
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I have looked into this issue. I'm not yet sure what's causing it, it appears to be a security profile between browser and email clients. Certain browser versions experience this and others don't. It's a relatively recent thing as well.
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This should now be fixed. Please let me know if there is any further trouble with the editor.
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As cali said, Veena's 30 day take-off is a great place to start. The Getting started video for the program gives you alot of information about it.
https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/50d407f6-6738-46d9-bca7-32260ac37250
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Prilladona, each day should take you an hour or less.
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A non-compete contract can state anything the involved parties agree to. The question is what is enforceable.
In most states non-competes are fully enforceable while there is mutual benefit. That is to say, while you are being paid by the studio owner and she is receiving your educational resources.
Where non-competes break down is upon termination of the relationship. Courts have generally found that these clauses imposing a time limit before you can practice your skill again are unenforceable unless there is mutual benefit during that time.
For example, if the contract were to read that in exchange for your agreement not to compete the studio would pay you $1000/month during your non-competition period, it would be enforceable. However since you receive no benefit during the non-compete period they couldn't enforce it.
A brief conversation with an employment lawyer in your area should confirm this, as well as what the process is for dealing with it.
In most states you simply ignore these time based clauses as the employer will not spend any money taking you to court because they can't win.
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You can't currently upload a profile photo from your phone.
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You upload your profile picture from this page https://www.studioveena.com/users/edit
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You will generally have your pole within a week of ordering it.
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lilmissre – I looked your phone up and it appears that its 3g chipset may not provide the best overall bandwidth management. You'll be able to play videos off sites with dollars to support massively scalable video infrastructures such as Youtube or Vimeo but will probably struggle on other networks.
I'm sorry I couldn't provide a better answer 🙁
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Nanette,
How are you viewing the site? Are you using your phone? Your computer? A Tablet?
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The two you will need to pay are ASCAP and BMI. The only way to find out what your fee schedule will be is to contact them as it varies based on geographic location, square footage of your studio, expected audience etc…
In most cases you need to just pay them, even if you don't play any music they license since, music licensing law is one of the few places in US regs where you are guilty until proven innocent. If you don't pay, they will eventually send you a letter demanding payment and it will be your job to prove that you don't play any of their music and not their job to prove that you did.
It's a huge racket but its the way things are. Restaraunts, coffee shops, exercise studios and other establishments just pay these fees either directly or as a pass through with wired music services, simply because the cost and hassle of fighting it is too great.
The benifit is that if you are properly licensed you can play anything at your studio and never have to worry if its legal or not.
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monicasteez – Two ideas:
1) We offer free shipping on X-Poles so you can get a chrome pole in any diameter for $329, which is thirty more than you want to spend but is pretty close.
2) The other option is a little mynx. You do have to bolt something into your ceiling but unless you have concrete or tin ceilings this is really not a problem. Even in a rental situation repairing the hole when you leave will take 1 minute, a butter knife, a two dollar tub of spackle and be virtually invisible. The Lil Mynx spinner will come in right at that $300 mark and it is really, really quick to take up and down.
