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The five significant developments that contributed to the carpentry field

Carpentry has been around for centuries, and it’s likely to stick around for many more. Despite the advent of technological advances in construction, carpentry remains an important skill in the industry. Over the years, there have been several significant developments that have helped to shape and mold the carpentry field. Here are five of them.

The invention of the saw

Long before the advent of power tools, humans relied on manual labor to saw through wood. The first saws were probably nothing more than sharpened rocks or pieces of bone, but over time, they evolved into more complex tools. One early type of saw was the bow saw, which consisted of a blade attached to a flexible frame. This design allowed the user to apply more force than a traditional hand saw, making it ideal for cutting large pieces of wood. However, the bow saw had one major drawback: it required two people to use it effectively. In the 18th century, that all changed with the invention of the swinging-blade saw. This new type of saw could be operated by a single person, making it much more efficient and versatile. Today, saws come in all shapes and sizes, but their basic function remains the same: to cut through wood.

The invention of the hammer

The hammer is one of the oldest and most versatile tools in history. It is believed to have originated in the Stone Age, and it has been used for everything from hunting to building to warfare. The first hammers were made of stone, bone, or wood, and they were used to bash in skulls, drive nails, or crush gravel. Over time, the hammer evolved into a more sophisticated tool, with metal heads and variously shaped handles. Today, there are hundreds of different types of hammers, each designed for a specific purpose. But regardless of its size or shape, the hammer remains an essential tool for anyone who needs to get things done.

The development of screws and nails

The development of screws and nails was a pivotal moment in the history of human civilization. For millennia, humans had been using wooden pegs and stones to secure pieces of wood together. However, these materials had serious limitations. They were difficult to shape evenly, and they often slipped out of place or broke under stress. This all changed with the invention of screws and nails. Screws are made by spiraling a piece of metal around a central shaft, while nails are made by hammering a piece of metal into the desired shape. These simple devices revolutionized carpentry and construction, making it possible to create strong and durable structures. Today, screws and nails are used in everything from furniture to bridges, and their importance cannot be overestimated.

The creation of power tools

The history of power tools can be traced back to the early 19th century when several inventors began experimenting with motorized devices. Among the first was Englishman Thomas Elliott, who created a hand-held drill that was powered by an electric motor. This tool quickly became popular with shipbuilders, who used it to bore holes for rivets. In 1868, another Englishman, Joseph Swan, created an electric iron that could be used for pressing clothes. And in 1876, American inventor Thomas Edison developed a portable generator that could be used to power electric lights. These and other early inventions laid the foundation for the development of power tools as we know them today. Thanks to the vision of these early innovators, we now have a vast array of powerful and convenient tools that make our lives easier and more productive.

The rise in popularity of DIY projects

In recent years, there has been a rise in the popularity of DIY projects. More and more people are taking on projects like home improvement, woodworking, and gardening, often with the help of online tutorials and resources. There are a few reasons for this trend. First, DIY projects can be a fun and rewarding way to spend your time. Second, they can save you money. By doing projects yourself, you can avoid paying for expensive labor costs. Finally, DIY projects can be a great way to express your creativity and individuality. Whether you’re looking to save money, have some fun, or add a personal touch to your home, DIY projects are a great option. With a little time and effort, you can take on just about any project you can imagine. So get out there and start creating!

In conclusion, carpentry has evolved over the years with new inventions and tools, one thing remains the same – it’s a craft that takes skill and precision. With the right knowledge and some practice, you can create beautiful pieces of furniture or other structures yourself, like restaurant chairs, tables, and more. Whether you want to try your hand at carpentry or are just curious about how it’s done, we hope this article gives you a better understanding of the five significant developments that have shaped this field. It’s also worth mentioning that when doing a DIY project, it’s recommended to take some safety precautions – wearing a mask, putting on gloves, or even renting a dust controller.

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F Tributo Special Edition

Introducing: The New F Tributo Special Edition, Celebrating Maria Teresa De Filippis

Maserati’s racing DNA has inspired an all-new series, the F Tributo Special Edition, which pays homage to Maria Teresa De Filippis and her audacious story. De Filippis was the first woman to qualify for a Formula 1 Grand Prix, having done so aboard a Maserati 250F.

De Filippis’ tenacious spirit and the timeless reference to the Trident’s competitive racing roots inspired the new F Tributo Special Edition, a limited series available for both Ghibli and Levante in two exclusive colours – Arancio Devil and Grigio Lamiera.

The special edition raises sportiness to a new level, courtesy of its eye-catching details and alluring aesthetics. Even the exterior clearly recalls the adrenaline rush experienced on the track. Arancio Devil is a special saturated orange color, featuring a combination of vibrant energy and audacity, to recall De Filippis’ nickname, “the she-devil.” Conversely, the grey is inspired by the track, Maserati’s real “home,” where the Trident has achieved victories and produced its greatest performances.

To complement the exterior, in the Arancio Devil livery, the Levante F Tributo Special Edition comes with 21” Anteo wheels, or 21” Titano wheels for the Ghibli F Tributo Special Edition in the new Grigio Opaco color. The wheel rim details come in cobalt blue, including a specific badge on the fender and the Trident logo on the C-pillar.

For the Grigio Lamiera bodywork, the wheel color is a Glossy Black, while the details, the specific badge, and the Trident logo come in a contrasting orange.

Entering the cabin, the shades of the interior finishes are cobalt blue with orange stitching, are paired with either black or orange, and feature natural PienoFiore (Full-Grain) leather.

In October 1955, De Filippis took part in the 39th Targa Florio, driving a Maserati A6GCS (shared with Luigi Bellucci). She would take ninth place overall (fourth in the two-liter class). This was the turning point that would lead her, one challenge after another, to break down conventions and become the first woman to compete in Formula 1 in 1958, again in a Maserati.

Sixty-seven Octobers later, the F Tributo Special Edition celebrates Maserati’s sporting heritage and its revolutionary victories on the track.

Elegance, extreme performance, and sportiness renew a winning combination between Maserati and Maria Teresa De Filippis. It’s a story of tenacity, courage, and audacity. It signifies the ability to face challenges, compete, and win – both on the track and beyond, determinedly looking ahead to the future.

Maserati S.p.A.

Maserati produces a complete range of unique cars, immediately recognisable for their extraordinary personality. Thanks to their style, technology and innately exclusive character, they delight the most discerning, demanding tastes and have always been a benchmark for the global automotive industry. A tradition of successful cars, each of them redefining what makes an Italian sports car in terms of design, performance, comfort, elegance and safety, currently available in more than seventy markets internationally. The ambassadors of this heritage are the Quattroporte flagship, the Ghibli sports sedan, the Levante – the first SUV made by Maserati, and the Grecale, the all-new “everyday exceptional” SUV, all models characterised by the use of the highest quality materials and excellent technical solutions. Ghibli, Grecale and Levante are also available in hybrid versions. A complete range, equipped with 4-cylinder hybrid powertrains, V6 petrol and V8 petrol, with rear-wheel and four-wheel drive, embodying the performance DNA of the Trident Brand. The top of the range is made up of the MC20 super sports car and the MC20 Cielo spyder, powered by the ground-breaking Nettuno V6 engine, incorporating F1-derived technologies available in the power unit of a standard production car for the first time. The sporty New GranTurismo models – available with both high-performance petrol engines and a 100% battery electric powertrain – take the House of the Trident forward into the future: the first car in the electric range, the Maserati Folgore. By 2025, all Maserati models will come in a full-electric version, and the entire Maserati range will run on electricity alone by 2030.

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Sharpton @ChiFilmFest

How did the iconic civil rights advocate who became famous for his outspoken rhetoric become one of the nation’s most prominent leaders of the movement? Loudmouth cuts through the clichés and assumptions surrounding the track-suit-wearing crusader to investigate the roots of his political engagement and his transformation into a media-savvy activist. Playing into the tabloid journalism of the Jerry Springers and Phil Donahues of his heyday, Sharpton effectively raised awareness about the systemic injustice, racism, and white supremacy that has persisted in America. As he once famously declared, “Critics would say that all Al Sharpton wants is publicity. Well, that’s exactly what I want.”

Chicago Screening of Loudmouth

Monday, October 17,  2022 | 5:45pm CT   

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322 E Illinois St, Chicago, IL 60611

Join Reverend Sharpton at Chicago International Film Festival

LOUDMOUTH, the documentary that focuses on Reverend Al Sharpton’s activism, will premier at the 58th Chicago International Film Festival on Monday, October 17, 2022. The film chronicles Reverend Sharpton’s activism across the years.

Reverend Sharpton will be in attendance and will be joined by local political, business and religious leaders. If you’re in the Chicagoland area, there is still time for you to purchase your ticket here.

Standing With Black Contractors

Earlier this week, Reverend Sharpton joined Black contractors in Cleveland who have been locked in a two-year battle with Sherwin-Williams over the development of the company’s global headquarters. The group of contractors are protesting the paint company’s promise that it would have a Black-owned contracting firm in place as a key partner in the project. That has not happened.  Reverend Sharpton has called on Cleveland’s mayor, Justin Bibb, to get involved in the dispute.

“I think that they to make sure that anytime taxpayers’ dollars are used that they listen to all segments of the community and make sure people are genuinely the businesses are given part of the general contract,” Reverend Sharpton said.

Alesso releases We Go Out new single via 360 MAGAZINE.

Alesso – We Go Out

Today, global hitmaker Alesso calls on Dutch duo Sick Individuals for the club anthem, “We Go Out.” Listen HERE via 10:22PM / Astralwerks. Boasting big builds, pulsing beats, and exhilarating breakdowns, the floorfiller –became an instant fan favorite when Alesso added it to his setlist at the Tomorrowland and Creamfields festivals. Watch the latter HERE.  

In many ways, “We Go Out” is a love letter to dance music culture. “We go out dancing together, we gotta rave all night,” the anthemic chorus goes. The irresistible banger operates as both a boisterous throwback and a bold look forward, infusing tried-and-true elements of clubland with new tones and textures, and off-kilter time signatures. 

While Alesso and Sick Individuals have been in each other’s orbit for years, “We Go Out” is their first time working together. It’s unlikely to be their last, however, given the outpouring of love the single has received since its festival debut. The anticipated track comes just weeks after Alesso rolled out an EP of remixes of “Words,” his crossover smash with pop star Zara Larsson. The package includes a VIP mix and remixes from Chapter & Verse, Sentinel, Arodes, and Majestic. 

The remix package follows Alesso’s recent single “In My Feelings,” a seductive yet brooding collaboration with Deniz Koyu. This year, he also released the Sentinel-assisted progressive house anthem “Only You” and “Dark,” a moody and kinetic piece handcrafted for THE BATMAN. With the original version of “Words” amassing more than 150 million streams and hitting number 1 on U.S. dance radio, 2022 has been a blockbuster year for Alesso.  

Particularly considering he kicked off the year with When I’m Gone,” his hit collaboration with pop icon Katy Perry. The GRAMMY-nominated visionary made his Saturday Night Live debut with the track, adding yet another dazzling achievement to his resume. Alesso has always had a knack for knowing exactly what his fans want and he delivers it in spades on the audacious and undeniable on “We Go Out.”

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A global maverick in the dance world, Alesso has repeatedly proven that his influence transcends boundaries and crosses over into countless genres — to that end, he’s collaborated with such eclectic artists as OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder, Calvin Harris, Tove Lo, Liam Payne, James Bay, Marshmello, Swedish House Mafia’s Sebastian Ingrosso, Hailee Steinfeld, Florida Georgia Line, Anitta, and more. With his past hits including the platinum-certified “If I Lose Myself” and gold-certified “Under Control,” the Swedish native has also found major success with “Calling (Lose My Mind),” which topped the Billboard US Hot Dance Club Songs chart. On Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart, his massive breakup anthem “Let Me Go” — a collaboration with Hailee Steinfeld and Florida Georgia Line — reached No. 9, while “Is That For Me” peaked at No. 25.

In 2020, Alesso released a pair of hit singles: “Midnight,” featuring former One Direction member Liam Payne, and “THE END” with goth-pop singer/songwriter Charlotte Lawrence. He also had an explosive 2021, releasing a slew of records: kicking off with his East Asia fueled “Going Dumb (with Stray Kids & CORSAK),” he later closed the chapter to his PROGRESSO series with PROGRESSO VOL 2. Alesso next delivered his cosmic love ballad “Chasing Stars (with Marshmello feat. James Bay),” the dynamic “Rescue Me (with Danna Paola)” from the Blade Runner Black Lotus soundtrack, and his highly-anticipated winter floor-filler “Somebody To Use.” To cap off a monumental year, he made his NFT debut with the Cosmic Genesis collection and then ended 2021 on a bang with “When I’m Gone” — his colossal collaboration with Katy Perry, primed to usher in an even greater 2022. To date, Alesso has performed at international festivals ranging from Tomorrowland to Ultra Music Festival to Electric Daisy Carnival, with his national TV experience including closing out GMA’s Summer Concert Series, performing on “The Late Show with James Corden,” taking the stage at the AMAs and making his “Saturday Night Live” debut in January 2022 with Katy Perry.

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Kado the rapper inside 360 Magazine

KADO – Never Lost A Gun Fight (Allegedly)

Boston-Based Lyricist Hundred Round Kado Releases Never Lost A Gun Fight (Allegedly) a brick-laced bar-for-bar symphony of cohesive hood poetry

There is a throwback quality to Boston-based lyricist Hundred Round Kado whose name means “gift” in his native language, Haitian Creole. He embodies a revolutionary and emotionally raw spirit reminiscent of the Golden Age of hiphop; aggressiveness mixed with deep introspection. However the emerging underground MC, the byproduct of systemic racism, violence and poverty, was heavily influenced by trap music (Gucci, Jeezy, T.I., Boosie, ZRo, Playa Fly). This versatility is a testament to his superpower – being able to articulate his experiences into words without creative compromise. 

At 32 years-old, Hundred Round Kado has spent one-third of his existence behind bars yet his passion for rap has never wavered; if anything, it has intensified. The evidence can be found on his latest body of work, Never Lost A Gun Fight (Allegedly). Artfully executed, Hundred Round Kado 11th release is a tightly-wrapped 14-song tracklist with varied moods and masterfully narrated by Charlie Masheen who shines seamlessly. The title single is cathartic ghetto gospel that opens with Masheen’s thought-provoking spoken word laying the energetic groundwork for Hundred Round Kado to spit his soul baring truths over a sparse soundscape. On records like “Gratitude,” “Dead Person” and “9 And A Nina,” there’s a soulful rap&b vibe as the MC flawlessly flows atop melodic basslines, while cuts like “Boolin In The Kut” and “Bring Your Skale” find Hundred Round Kado showcasing his ability for cinematic storytelling. Each track is thorough enough to stand on its own yet as a whole, Never Lost A Gun Fight (Allegedly) is a brick-laced bar-for-bar symphony of cohesive hood poetry. It took over a decade of growth; highs and lows, lock ups and freedom, death and life for Hundred Round Kado to produce the autobiographical content found on the project. From subject matter ranging from legal woes and street politics to relationship struggles and spiritual breakthroughs, Hundred Round Kado’s young OG reputation was earned. “I don’t rap, I make my life rhyme,” says Kado about why he makes music.

Over the last few months, Hundred Round Kado has managed to drop back-to-back music videos for tracks from Never Lost A Gunfight (Allegedly), all while being confined to house arrest. The ability to hone in on the art and focus is seen in the outcome of the visuals; they don’t follow conventional scripts. In the video for the single “Dededede,” the dynamic rapper shows himself as somewhat of a bibliophile as the camera pans across his bedroom bookshelf showcasing the works of literary icons like Toni Morrison, Octavia Butler and Zora Neale Hurston. This collection of female authors might seem somewhat of an anomaly for a gang member currently out on bail while awaiting trail for a gun charge (allegedly), but Hundred Round Kado is a rare breed.

On the strength of personal and professional respect, multi-Grammy winning artist Malik Yusef introduced Hundred Round Kado to Roc Nation artist Vic Mensa when he was on the 4:44 Tour with Jay Z in 2017. The connection proved to be mutually invaluable. “Hundred Round Kado is one of the most talented lyricists I know,” says Mensa. “The elite level of his wordplay is probably only trumped by the gravity of his story, which is literally breathtaking; born in federal prison, it’s a miracle he’s still alive and has been able to transmute his pain into passion. Kado really held me down in some tough times when I had a lot of people out for me, but it wasn’t until 2021 when he was locked up facing life that our relationship became what it is today. In those 8-9 months, I sent him nearly 40 books ranging from James Baldwin to Eckhart Tolle and saw this miraculous transformation take place in him as he really began to harness his innate power to build, as opposed to destroy. A lot of these verses he spit for me when he was doing his time and it always gave me inspiration to go harder.” 

Known as the Godfather of New England, Hundred Round Kado has a head for entrepreneurship and a heart for service. The strategic businessman has a portfolio of investments alongside his astute partner Alabama Jones that encompass a barbershop, hair salon, clothing store, studio and art gallery. Living up to the meaning of his name, Kado is truly a gift. A marginalized outsider who became an insider against all odds, including a 20 year history within the criminal justice system, the intelligent artist doesn’t know what his future holds. However, mentally, emotionally, spiritually and creatively-speaking, he’s free. 

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Lexus Ruby Red Rims design collaboration Harris Reed and W Magazine via 360 Magazine.

RUBY RED RIMS

In collaboration with Harris Reed, the acclaimed fashion designer known for challenging expectations, Lexus has reimagined an icon from “The Wizard of Oz” – Dorothy’s ruby red slippers. “Ruby Red Rims” were unveiled last night at W Magazine’s star-studded 50th anniversary party in New York.

Under license from Warner Bros. Consumer Products, the concept celebrates the automaker’s daring redesign of its bestselling, most iconic vehicle, the all-new 2023 Lexus RX. It is an extension of the vehicle’s launch campaign that reminds us to never lose our edge with a modern interpretation of one of the most celebrated films of all time. What if, in “The Wizard of Oz,” Dorothy had ignored the advice to “follow the yellow brick road” and took the road less traveled instead?

With the “Ruby Red Rims,” Harris Reed and Lexus present the RX as the ultimate vehicle for inspiring drivers to veer off of the beaten path. As the official vehicle of the W 50th anniversary party, the “Ruby Red Rims” RX was stationed at the event’s entrance, greeting the fashion icons, celebrities and luminaries who have graced W’s cover through the decades, and setting the tone for the 70s-themed bash.

“As a gender fluid designer, I’ve always been fueled and inspired by choosing the path less traveled,” said Harris Reed. “With the bold new design of the Lexus RX and the cinematic Hollywood classic, “The Wizard of Oz,” I took inspiration from the literal interpretation of choosing your own path and pursuing a new journey down the red brick road, with a nod to the film’s iconic ruby slippers and my own designs.”

In creating the “Ruby Red Rims,” Reed took inspiration from two of the signature hats in his recent Spring 2023 ready-to-wear collection. The backs of the rims are made of solid aluminum and feature gloss-sealed glitter. In the center sits the ruby core and Lexus logo, embedded in a polished ruby red color, and powered by LED lights that bring them to life. Fins reveal the ruby red color from different angles, creating a magical moment that celebrates the iconic power of the shoes and the rims. A dramatic color change signifies the transition between worlds, immersing viewers in the journey.

“With ‘The Wizard of Oz’ as a foundation for our all-new RX launch spot, we were excited about the possibilities of connecting our wheels to Dorothy’s ruby red slippers. The final design and thoughtful interpretation of the “Ruby Red Rims” far exceeded our expectations,” said Vinay Shahani, vice president, Lexus marketing. “We are grateful for the incomparable, trailblazing designer, Harris Reed, who helped us reimagine the ruby slipper in the most striking way for W’s milestone 50th celebration.”

The ”Ruby Red Rims” RX will make additional appearances throughout the country later this year and next. For more information on the 2023 RX, visit www.lexus.com/newRX.

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About Lexus

Lexus’ passion for brave design, imaginative technology, and exhilarating performance enables the luxury lifestyle brand to create amazing experiences for its customers. Lexus began its journey in 1989 with two luxury sedans and a commitment to pursue perfection. Since then, Lexus has developed its lineup to meet the needs of global luxury customers in more than 90 countries. In the United States, Lexus vehicles are sold through 244 dealers offering a full lineup of luxury vehicles. With six models incorporating Lexus Hybrid Drive, Lexus is the luxury hybrid leader. Lexus also offers nine F SPORT models, two F performance models and one F model. Lexus is committed to being a visionary brand that anticipates the future for luxury customers.

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Lozeak new music via 360 MAGAZINE.

LOZEAK – XO

With a growing global fanbase, London-based artist lozeak today released her addictive new alt-pop single “XO” – available on all streaming services. “XO” showcases lozeak’s talent for writing infectious, alt-pop anthems that are as diverse as her musical influences – everything from Hole, Kasabian, and Radiohead, to Avril Lavigne, Britney Spears, and Sugababes. The track was co-written with Jason Gil (Katy Perry, Doja Cat, Bebe Rexha, Lil Uzi Vert) and is the latest example of how lozeak is leading a new wave of British artists who are shaping the contemporary sound of emo.

lozeak has already cultivated a huge online (over 611k followers and 48 million likes on TikTok alone) with her debut singles being streamed over 3.7 million times to date.  Her music is winning over famous fans, with Bring Me The Horizon’s Oli Sykes, Radio 1’s Jack Saunders and Frank Carter all championing her sound (with both Oli and Jack recently inviting her to perform at their respective club nights). Tastemaker publications like Dazed, Rock Sound, Stylist, and Wonderland have also tipped her as an artist to watch.

The story of lozeak starts in 2003 in Norwich with two music-obsessed parents blasting drum and bass awaiting the birth of their second child in an attempt to imbue rhythm and a flare for music into her DNA. It worked. A childhood spent exploring the sounds of Luther Vandross, Madonna, and Amy Winehouse gave way to her teenage years when she transitioned to artists like Avril Lavigne, Kehlani and Radiohead – inspiring her grungy, rock-pop edge of today.  With a huge online fanbase eagerly awaiting her next move, she is quickly establishing herself as an artist on the rise.

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aArousr vs Porn Star Sites

Which One is Best for Phone Sexts?

When you’re in the mood for some hot and sexy phone sex then you have a lot of options to choose from. It seems like there are more companies offering it than there could ever be horny women to provide it. Of course, the kind of time you have is always going to depend on who you’re talking to. If you end up with the wrong girl, then you’re never going to be able to enjoy yourself.

Are Porn Star Sites Good for Sexting or Phone Calls?

  1. Real phone sex girls love to share fantasies
  2. Porn star sites offer, but don’t deliver
  3. The stars want to sell their content and get tips
  4. The girls will never respond to your messages
  5. Expensive credits to buy
  6. Arousr has real phonesex girls ready for conversations

1. Real phone sex girls love to share fantasies

A good phone sex girl is going to be vocal and comfortable with talking about her fantasies. She’s also going to have to be ready and willing to let you hear her most intimate moments as she brings herself to orgasm while you listen. Not every girl you talk to is going to be willing to do all of that. You really need to be on the right site and talking to the right girls to have the adult fun that you’re seeking out.

2. Porn star sites offer, but don’t deliver

If you’re looking for one place to get all of your phone sex needs satisfied, then you’re most likely going to come across Porn star sites first. This is where most people go to have their fun. There’s a problem with it, though. Even though the site promises you a lot of fun, it never actually delivers on it. That’s because the girls who provide the phone sex have no real reason to put any effort into it. You’ll see right away that the women of this site are called porn stars. That’s a clue as to how the site actually operates.

3. The stars want to sell their content and get tips

The women here are only out to make money with their bodies. They never put any extra effort into what they’re doing. They also never have to show you a good time. They make most of their money by selling videos and that’s pretty much it. That’s why any person you talk to is going to spend all of her time trying to upsell you. If you’re not buying her videos, then she’s not going to want to have anything to do with you. Usually they will text you in between on these sites and ask you to tip them extravagantly. And what to expect more? Unusual hidden charges appearing in your credit card account and multiple charges to numerous porn sites.

4. The girls will never respond to your messages

The biggest problem with Porn star sites is the fact that you have to pay to send every single message. That would be fine if they actually led to anything, but they don’t. Almost all of the messages that you pay to send out are going to get totally ignored. The girls simply have no motivation to talk to anyone on a real time basis. They only log onto the site when they need money and that’s about it. Any message that you actually get back is going to be a mass email sent out to all of the email addresses that the girls have. That’s never going to be a good time for you.

5. Expensive credits to buy

You could sign up to any other site and get mass emails sent to you for free. You have to pay to send your messages here and the only thing you get in return is a generic email that’s only asking you to give the girl even more money. It’s not a good site and you’re never going to have a good time when you use it. If you want to have actual fun, then you’re going to have to switch it up entirely. In that case what we can recommend to you is to go for real phonesex at arousr.com. It’s a dedicated sexchat site that offers free sexting, phone sex and video chat at an affordable rate.

6. Arousr has real phonesex girls ready for conversations

If you’re actually after a night that you can enjoy, then you have to be on Arousr. This is a site that’s filled with girls who actually want to play around with you. They don’t have anything to sell and your messages are never going to go unanswered. When you see a girl is live on the site, you can be sure that she’s horny and in the mood to have an orgasm over the phone. It’s the only reason for them to login in the first place. They’re just regular women who love to have phone sex and it really doesn’t get any better than that when you’re in the mood. All you have to do is pick the girl you want to play around with and send her a message. She wants you to get her off and she’s going to be willing to do anything it takes to make that happen. All you have to do is try it once and you’re going to see the major difference that the right site can make for you. It’s the best phone sex that you’ll ever get to enjoy.

Lil Yachty releases Poland via 360 MAGAZINE.

LIL YACHTY – POLAND

Lil Yachty has officially released his internet-toppling, viral hit “Poland.” The standalone track has quickly taken the world by storm, with Yachty’s frank yet infectious hook inspiring an outpouring of media coverage, memes, fan-created covers, and even renaissance-style artwork of his storied voyage to Poland. With a run time of only 1:23, Yachty proves he doesn’t need much time to craft an inventive, ascendant, and addictive earworm. 

To accompany the release, Yachty joined forces with director Cole Bennett for a new music video.

ABOUT LIL YACHTY

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Haunted Opera House

It is “spooky season” and nobody can resist a good ghost story this time of year, especially one that recently caught the attention of a group of fashionistas. STAAR Theatre at Antoinette Hall is situated in a town square on the margins of Nashville in Pulaski, Tennessee, USA. Antoinette Hall is the oldest surviving opera house in Tennessee and one of the oldest in the United States…and also one of the most haunted. The theatre has hosted many fine traveling entertainers, local productions and other events over the years. After a massive fire destroyed most of the town of Pulaski in the 1800s, a local man named Mr. Angenol Cox announced that he would be constructing a grand hall on the east side of the square replacing a large portion of the burned area. Named after Mr. Cox’s wife, Antoinette Hall opened on Christmas of 1868. 

Reports from the current opera house executive director, Tammy Pierchoski, show that groups and individuals have experienced cold spots, disembodied voices, shadow figures, equipment interaction, EVP’s, footsteps, batteries being drained, people have been made physically sick to the point of vomiting, people have been scratched, black mist seen, a piano playing on its own, smells of flowers, the feeling of your energy being drained, feelings of being watched and being touched by unseen hands.

When fashion designer, Tess Mann, with Tess Mann Haute Couture and Couture by Tess caught wind of these ghostly stories, she immediately wanted to plan a hauntingly romantic photo shoot to bring awareness to Antoinette Hall’s current restoration project. The two-story Second Empire building is owned by Southern Tennessee Area Arts Repertory (STAAR), a 501c3 nonprofit. The Antoinette Hall Preservation Society, a STAAR companion organization, has launched a major fundraising effort, which supports an extensive stabilization and restoration project. The ultimate goal is to have the STAAR Theatre serve as a regional multicultural arts center. 

During the planning process of this photo shoot production, Ukraine was devastated by the invasion of their beloved country. The styling team felt the right thing to do was show support for their country and use several beautiful Ukrainian wedding dress designs in the photoshoot.  

The architectural project to restore Antoinette Hall  is estimated at $12-15 million dollars in order to preserve its historic beauty and regain its function as a performing arts center. Fashion designer and bridal gown store owner, Tess Mann, has committed to donate $100 from every purchase of her Couture By Tess trademark label, and 5% of her boutique’s sales from selected bridal gowns sold such as Randy Fenoli Bridal and Robert Bullock Bride. This donation period begins January 1, 2023 and will run through December 31, 2024. 

One thing’s for certain, the spirits that haunt Antoinette Hall like their home. Would be a pity to have a bunch of homeless ghosts running around Pulaski, Tennessee, haunting the community. The philanthropic efforts of this creative team never ends. 

Barrett Dennison of El Osito Films in Pulaski shoots Halloween bridal story via 360 MAGAZINE.
Barrett Dennison of El Osito Films in Pulaski shoots Halloween bridal story via 360 MAGAZINE.

Photo Shoot Team Credits

Venue: Staar Theatre at Antoinette Hall 

Creative Direction and Gown Retailer: Tess Mann/Couture by Tess Bridal

Gown Designers:  Armonia and Ida Torez of Pollardi Fashion Group 

Photography: Barrett Dennison/ El Osito Films

Special Effects: Corey Austin Allen

Invitations/Graphic Designer: Porchlight Design Co.

Menswear Producer: Jim’s Formal Wear

Menswear Retailer:  Outlook Menswear

Models/Actors: Jenn Schiavonne-Whorton, Dan Whorton, Grace Coleman, Laura Cox, Krista Grover, Kerusso Coleman, Andy Sisk

PR Agency: Meredith Corning PR