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External brands embrace the fabulous Hell Bunny and Izabel Curve to call but a number of. If you are bored with buying expensive dresses solely to be worn once after which left to die at the back of your closet, Rent the Runway is right here for you. You can hire any fashion from their selection of over 250,000 designer gowns, cocktail clothes, equipment and extra for less than a fraction of the particular price ticket.Trending in Japan: 2-4 hour wait for San Francisco's Blue Bottle Coffee!
According to many, many, many Japanese news articles and blogs, the new Blue Bottle Coffee which opened in Tokyo this week has been observing lines which go for 2-4 hour.
....I personally am a great fan of Blue Bottle's New Orleans Ice Coffee (@ Hayes Valley) but, 4 hours?!
Photos of Tokyo Blue Bottle (below) were taken from here.Austrian President Heinz Fisher has expressed his country's readiness to host international talks on the crisis in Syria.
In an interview with Radio Austria, President Fisher said Vienna could be an appropriate location, alongside Geneva, to hold an international conference on Syria and would agree if it was asked to do so.
He said Vienna has an old and successful history of holding international conventions in this regard, extensive experience in the Middle East, and enjoys credibility and neutrality.
"Given that, we can play a role in reaching political solution to the crisis in Syria," the Austrian President said.
Translated and edited by The Syrian Observer
......Directed by Bill Milling (better known in porno movie circles as Dexter Eagle and/or Bill Eagle - the man who made French Shampoo, Blonde In Black Silk and a few other classics of seventies and eighties porn!), 1990's Caged Fury stars Roxanna Michaels as Kat Collins, a would be actress who says goodbye to her dad (Michael Parks) and leaves her family home in Utah to make it big in Hollywood. One her way to Tinsel Town, she meets up with Rhonda Wallace (April Dawn Dollarhide) who helps her out by suggesting they go hang out with her photographer friend, Buck (Blake Lewis). They hit it off and decide to head out for a night on the town which involves some hair metal and an altercation with some bikers - just as Cat is about to get raped by the bikers, who should show up but a guy named Victor (Erik Estrada) and his tough pal Dirk (Richard Barathy). They save her by using motorbikes and martial arts.
With that crisis out of the way, Buck introduces the ladies to some movie producers that he knows, insisting that they'll give Cat the big break she's been looking for.  This is no normal prison though - it's lorded over by a sleazy head guard named Spyder (Gregory Scott Cummins) and a lesbian warden who wears handcuffs for a belt and a leather cat suit. One of the other guards is played by a stone faced Ron Jeremy. At any rate, when Cat vanishes, her sister Tracy (Elena Sahagun) decides to take it upon herself to head to Hollywood and find her. She calls the cops, lead by Detective Randall Stoner (James Hong), but they're not very good at police work. Eventually Tracy falls for the same scheme that landed her big sister in the big house - but waitâ€¦ Victor and Dirk are still out thereâ€¦ maybe they can save the Collins sister from a life of unending whoring?
Though Estrada is top billed in this, he wisely ducks out about half way through and leaves all the heavy lifting action hero work in the capable hands of Richard Barathy. Seen here wearing some American Combat Karate duds (Barathy founded the school before his death and this was probably a pretty sweet promotional opportunity), his mullet and his moustache show he means business, as does his penchant for breaking bricks, busting through walls, and climbing steel fences without shoes on.  He also did security for Twisted Sister once but sadly passed away from Lupus when he was forty-nine.  Dude is having a really good time here and it shows. When Estrada is on camera, he's fine - he's all toothy smiles and bad stunts, but this is Barathy's show all the way.
The rest of the cast? Well, yeah, Ron Jeremy shows up and gets smacked around a bit. Michael Parks is oddly cast as the girls' father and Gregory Scott Cummins is good as the sleazy guard in charge. James Hong is awesome but isn't given much to do here while Elena Sahagun and Roxanna Michaels wander around looking ditzy. Lovely and talented porn star Janine Lindemulder is instantly recognizable as a prisoner named Lulu and adult actress Julia Parton pops up here as well. You can tell from the opening shot where a female inmate bends over and crawls through an escape tunnel where this one is goingâ€¦ and be thankful it does. This might be a trash film of the highest order that can't quite figure out if it wants to be a comedy or a dark and serious prison movie, but so much the better and we're lucky to have it.
Caged Fury looks good on DVD by way of MGM's 1.85.1 anamorphic widescreen transfer which seems to preserve the movie's original aspect ratio. Grain is moderate throughout but it adds to the atmosphere of the film and isn't ever a problem. Only minor print damage shows up here and there in the form of the occasional speck and that's mostly in the first five minutes or so, outside of that there's nothing serious to note in that regard. Skin tones look nice and natural, black levels are strong and there are no compression artifacts or edge enhancement problems to complain about. Not a transfer that will melt your eyeballs but certainly a more than respectable presentation.
Extras are limited to the film's original trailer, static menus, and chapter stops set up at ten minute intervals.
Caged Fury is horrible yet at the same time, it's completely watchable and plenty entertaining. Make no qualms about it, it's a tasteless, cheap, tacky film - but how can you not love a movie where a giant hairy karate guy teams up with Estrada to save partially naked ladies from a lesbian slave trader? Sleaze-tastic! And MGM's MOD DVD-R looks pretty good too. Definitely worth seeking out for fans of trash cinema, especially those with a taste for WIP movies.
The Destruction Of Dapper Laughs Has Exposed the Ugly Illiberalism of Modern-Day Liberals
For making a few offensive, off-colour jokes about women and sex, Dapper Laughs has been chased off TV, off university campuses and off theatre stages across the country by a fuming mob of self-righteous commentators, feminist campaigners, angry tweeters and student censors.The report, Filling the gap: A universal dental care scheme for Australia suggests Australia should introduce a Medicare-style universal insurance scheme for primary dental care, calculating an extra cost of $5.6 billion a year, which could be paid for in part by a rise in the Medicare levy to be be phased in over 10 years.
Professor Heiko Spallek, Head of School and Dean at the University of Sydney School of Dentistry, contributed to the report saying "Reform is needed to ensure more equitable and accessible dental care in Australia" - pointing out that the biggest fear Australians have about visiting a dentist is no longer anxiety, but financial barriers.
Stephen Duckett, Grattan Institute’s Health Program Director, says “There’s no compelling medical, economic, legal or logical reason to treat the mouth so differently from the rest of the body. All Australians should be able to get the care they need, when they need it, without financial barriers."
Ten recommendations for how to achieve universal dental care are outlined in the report, which start with the Commonwealth announcing a 10-year roadmap, including plans to expand the dental health workforce, followed by incremental steps towards a universal scheme.
The Commonwealth Government should declare its intention to introduce a universal primary dental care scheme.
The universal scheme should cover primary dental care and emphasise early intervention.
Services delivered under the scheme should have no out-of-pocket costs.
Publicly-funded dental care should be delivered by a mix of public and private providers.
Dental hygienists and oral health therapists should have a greater role.
The Commonwealth and states should enhance prevention programs, including water fluoridation.
The Commonwealth should assume responsibility for funding public dental care.
The Commonwealth should increase total funding for dental care forpeople currently covered by state dental schemes.
The Commonwealth should progressively expand the number of peoplecovered by the universal scheme.
The Commonwealth should set out a clear roadmap to a universal scheme.
Read Professor Heiko Spallek and Dr Alex Holden's response to the report here - Laying out the roadmap for an Australian universal dental scheme.
The Grattan Institute Report No. 2019-02, was written by Stephen Duckett, Matt Cowgill, and Hal Swerissen. Contributors included Deb Cole, Martin Dooland, Mark Gussy, MattHopcraft, Graeme Liston, Tony McBride, Tan Nguyen, James Robertson, John Rogers, Lesley Russell Wolpe, Heiko