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The rules did not mention prostitutes or strip clubs. But they prohibit employees from allowing foreigners, except hotel staff or foreign law enforcement colleagues, into their hotel rooms. They also ban visits to “nonreputable” establishments, which were not defined. The State Department was expected to brief Secret Service employees on trips about areas and businesses considered off-limits to them.
During trips in which the presidential limousine and other bulletproof vehicles are transported by plane, senior-level chaperones will accompany agents and enforce conduct rules, including one from the agency’s Office of Professional Responsibility.
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Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano assured senator this week that the incident in Colombia appeared to be an isolated case, saying she would be surprised if it represented a broader cultural problem. The next day, the Secret Service acknowledged it was investigating whether its employees hired strippers and prostitutes in advance of Obama’s visit last year to El Salvador. Prostitution is legal in both Colombia and El Salvador.

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WASHINGTON — Secret Service agents are often portrayed in popular culture as disciplined, unflappable, loyal — and male. A spiraling prostitution scandal has highlighted the dearth of women in the agency that protects the president and dignitaries.
Only about a tenth of field agents and uniformed officers are women, a shortage some attribute to travel demands that can be taxing on women balancing families and careers. A scandal that risks portraying the agency as unfriendly to women, however, could set back efforts to close the gender gap.
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That wasn’t easy even before the prostitution embarrassment in Colombia, which arose the morning of April 12 when a Secret Service officer and a prostitute publicly argued over payment in a hotel hallway. A dozen Secret Service employees and a dozen military personnel have been implicated.

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In wake of prostitution scandal, Secret Service may find trouble adding women to agents’ ranks
Article by:
ERIC TUCKER
, Associated Press
Updated: April 28, 2012 – 6:39 PM

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The rules did not mention prostitutes or strip clubs. But they prohibit employees from allowing foreigners, except hotel staff or foreign law enforcement colleagues, into their hotel rooms. They also ban visits to “nonreputable” establishments, which were not defined. The State Department was expected to brief Secret Service employees on trips about areas and businesses considered off-limits to them.
During trips in which the presidential limousine and other bulletproof vehicles are transported by plane, senior-level chaperones will accompany agents and enforce conduct rules, including one from the agency’s Office of Professional Responsibility.
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Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano assured senator this week that the incident in Colombia appeared to be an isolated case, saying she would be surprised if it represented a broader cultural problem. The next day, the Secret Service acknowledged it was investigating whether its employees hired strippers and prostitutes in advance of Obama’s visit last year to El Salvador. Prostitution is legal in both Colombia and El Salvador.

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If by “hustlin’” you mean being out at the clubs and shows often, meeting as many people as possible, networking my ass off, trying to stay informed of who is doing what shows, who is booking what shows, who is coming and who is leaving, then yes. There is a LOT of hustling. I like it though, I really feel like I’m part of an active arts community that places value on innovation. I love being immersed in a scene that is always looking for something new and exciting. L.A. life is not dull, and I don’t spend many nights watching tv at home in my jammies.
That being said, I would like to offer a little info for the ladies: If you move to L.A. without a deal in place (and a check in hand), you will, at some point, work at a strip club. And not as the bartender.

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Owner: Sexy Parkville B&B Not A Brothel
Romantic Getaway Today Inn Caters To CouplesPOSTED: 1:21 pm CDT April 25, 2012UPDATED: 1:54 pm CDT April 25, 2012
PARKVILLE, Mo. — Janet Byers knows local tongues have been wagging since she took over a bed-and-breakfast near Parkville’s historic downtown in January, then launched a website extolling the intimate accoutrements provided to couples who stay there.
One of the bedrooms has a ceiling mirror above the bed, and all four of the Victorian-style bedrooms have camcorders for personal use and a “secret closet,” equipped with a sex device.
But none of that makes her Romantic Getaway Today Inn a brothel or a refuge for cheaters, she said.
“It’s a place to put romance back into relationships,” Byers told The Kansas City Star. “It’s to keep marriages alive. I’m divorced now, but I’ve been married. Marriages can be a little boring after a while. You lose that spontaneity. Sometimes you just need to get away and do something totally different.”

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Janet Byers has heard the rumors spreading around town and wants to set the record straight.

No, the bed-and-breakfast that the Lee’s Summit mom and businesswoman recently took over near Parkville’s historic downtown is not a brothel.

Yes, she put mirrors on the ceiling above one bed. Each of the four Victorian-style bedrooms has a camcorder for personal videos and, yes, every bedroom has a “secret closet” with an intimate device, including one with a sex swing.

But, no, the B&B is not for cheating “swingers.”

“It’s a place to put romance back into relationships,” said Byers, 47, understated and with an easy manner. “It’s to keep marriages alive. I’m divorced now, but I’ve been married. Marriages can be a little boring after a while. You lose that spontaneity. Sometimes you just need to get away and do something totally different.”

Byers’ sincere sentiment that her Romantic Getaway Today Inn is all about “couples having good, clean fun” has hardly kept the inn from the being the talk of the river town, with eyebrows rising and tongu …

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I doubt that women read the book and want to mimic the bad stuff any more than they wanted to marry a vampire or run off with a wolf post- Twilight. It’s a fun escape from reality, like so many other popular books.
For me, reading the series is like catching an episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians during one of the E! marathons. You’re both mortified and intrigued by the glamour and dysfunction. Sometimes, you can’t stop looking.
I keep reading because I want to know what will happen to Anastasia as she becomes captivated by Christian’s world and he learns to love.
And I am curious about Christian’s life story. He was born to a crack whore, abused by her pimp and adopted by wealthy do-gooders, and he lost his virginity at age 15 to a woman who made him submissive.

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Household hazardous waste collections are coming up in Eastern Jackson County. Common household hazardous products include paint, paint strippers, varnishes, adhesives and glues, hobby supplies , batteries, motor oil, compact florescent light bulbs, antifreeze, lawn and garden chemicals and pesticides. These are items that cannot be thrown into the regular trash. Upcoming events include: • April 7, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the lot between Kansas and Walnut avenues just off the Independence Square. •  April 21, 8 a.m. to noon, Pink Hill Park in Blue Springs. At this event, only antifreeze, batteries, paint and motor oil are accepted.   There are also a permanent dropout sites at: • 4707 Deramus St. Kansas City, just south of the Chouteau Bridge. Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. No appointment needed. Call 816-513-8400..   •  2101 S.E. Hamblin Road, at the Lee’s Summit Resource Recovery Park. Open 7 a.m. to noon on the first Saturday of the month and 2 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on the third Wednesday of the month. Call 816-969-1805.  

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… span class=”intro_bold_italic”>Q. My mid-century modern lake home was built in 1954. Most of the rooms have exposed oak beams in the ceiling that over the years have been painted over several times.

The kicker is the primer used was milk paint, which seems to be impervious to chemical strippers. I have tried a milk paint stripper, but it is expensive and difficult to use. I haven’t found an effective way to strip and refinish these beams without causing clouds of dust from sanding or the dripping of strippers onto everything.

Any suggestions of products or professionals to help me restore my home?

A. This is one of those projects that is neither easy nor inexpensive. There is a paint stripper called Peel Away 7 that is available online, and probably locally as well.

You apply the gel stripper onto the surface and cover it with Peel Away Paper sheeting. The sheeting controls evaporation, making the stripper work for longer periods of time.

Milk paint is known f …

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