Do you need to be strong to pole dance? – Pole Dance Classes Miami


Is pole dancing a sport? Do you need help to move? I have a pole dancing workshop today for beginners and intermediate pole dancers. Come along if you want a hand!

Register for this event here! (If you plan to stay later, there is a limited number of tickets available.)

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If your entry is accepted, you will be entered into a random drawing to win one winner. If your entry is not accepted, all existing entries will be deleted for the next drawing.

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The contest will be closed for submissions on March 15th at 11:59 PM Pacific Time.

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As Obama left office, Trump had just taken office and no one thought much about the issue. The Times reported that “none of the senior national security officials who participated in or followed [Trump’s] transition in any way expressed concern that information about Americans was improperly collected or inappropriately shared” with the U.S. Intelligence Community during the Obama years. Trump, however, had used the campaign slogan: “I alone can fix it.” What would Trump do now in the wake of the Rice revelations? What would he do to ensure that surveillance is properly conducted in order that nothing improper is revealed to the public?

The answers to these questions are critical for the security of the nation, but they are not clear with much certainty. But in particular, it is important for Trump to have these answers even before he takes office in January.

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