United States of America
Strip Club in Florida
Bada Bing has been published in countless US men's magazines, national television including: ESPN (South Florida), Deco Drive, E! Television (Howard Stern) and much more. Bada Bing is also on nationaly syndicated radio shows across the United States. Itīs rapidly growing popularity has sparked itīs interest in scouting for professional entertainers from Europe and South America in hopes of perhaps taking itīs fame over seas. Entertainers make anywhere from $1000 (US dollars) to $5000 (US dollars) per week.
We are looking for women ages 18 - 28 who have model type looks to travel to Florida and work. All women do 15 minutes of stage/pole dancing per hour with only one song as a topless dance. Our entertainers offer private dances as well.
The
house fee is probably not the lowest in Florida
but
Bada Bing is the "Ferrari" of the strip clubs!
AMERICAN OR GREEN CARD HOLDER DANCERS ONLY!!!
For
more information, work conditions and contract
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If
you are not a registered dancer in our agency please fill the application
form
our services are 100% free for the dancers and models.
Exotic
Angels is not an employer. We donīt support or encourage the illegal
immigration. Exotic Angels guarantee that all clubs listed on our site are
real, safe and donīt involve prostitution or women traffic. In all the
clubs listed on our website dancers are respected and protected.
The strip clubs and
the dancers are totally responsible of all
their legal documents, visas and work permits.
Map taken from lonelyplanet.com
About the Country:
OFFICIAL
NAME: United
States of America
CAPITAL:Washington
DC
SYSTEM OF
GOVERNMENT:Federal
Multiparty Republic
AREA:9,372,608
Sq Km (3,618,784 Sq Mi)
ESTIMATED 2000
POPULATION:
271,290,000
LOCATION
& GEOGRAPHY:The United States is
located on the North American Continent and is the fourth largest country
in the world. The national territory consists of three separated
territories. (1.) The continental 48 states, (2.) Alaska and (3.) Hawaii.
The country consists of an east Atlantic coastal plain which is 320 km
(198 miles) in width and is backed by the Appalachian Mountain Range from
the Great Lakes in the north to Alabama state in the south. The
Appalachian Range is divided into parallel chains that include the
Allegheny Mountains, the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Catskill Mountains.
South of the Appalachians the Atlantic coastal plain broadens out into the
Gulf of Mexico and down to the Florida Peninsula, while to the west the
Gulf Plains run north where the Ozark Mountains separate them from the
higher, Great Plains. The Great Plains rise east to west to meet the Rocky
Mountains which have elevations of over 4,200 metres (13,780 feet). Of the
continental 48 states, 25% of the land area is made up of plateaux while
another 25% consists of mountains and the coastal plains account for about
10%. The coast of southeast Alaska is mountainous with glaciers and fjords
while the Alaskan Peninsula and Aleutian Islands form an arc of more than
75 volcanoes. Interior Alaska is for the most part the drainage basin of
the state's principal river, the Yukon and its tributaries. The Arctic
Slope is a fringe less coastal plain containing Point Barrow the northern
most point in the USA. The Hawaiian Islands are volcanic formations of
basaltic lava flows, located in the Pacific Ocean. The territory consists
of 5 principal islands as well as four smaller ones while the terrain is
hilly and the coastlines are mostly rocky and rough. Northeast USA is
drained by rivers, such as the Genesee, that flow into the St. Lawrence or
Great Lakes. The east coast rivers such as the Susquehanna, Hudson,
Delaware, Potomac, Roanoake and Savannah flow into the Atlantic Ocean. The
central plains are drained by the great Red-Missouri-Mississippi River
System as well as the Trinity, Saline, Alabama and Flint Rivers which flow
into the Gulf of Mexico. The Columbia River in Washington state flows to
the Pacific Ocean and in the southwest the Colorado river flows to the
Gulf of California. Other U.S. dependencies or territories; American Samoa
- see separate entry; Guam - is the southern most and largest of the
Mariana Islands, located around 2,170 km (1,300 mi) west of Honolulu,
Hawaii. The island is of volcanic origin and is surrounded by coral reefs
while the climate is tropical maritime, characterized by warm and humid
conditions which are moderated by the northeast trade winds; Virgin
Islands - consists of 68 islands and are located 64 km (40 mi) east of
Puerto Rico. The islands have a rugged and mountainous terrain with little
level land while the climate is sub-tropical with relatively low humidity
although conditions are tempered by the easterly trade winds; Marshall
Islands - see separate entry; The Federated States of Micronesia - see
separate entry; Northern Mariana Islands - consists of 16 islands located
around 5,635 km (3,381 mi) west-southwest of Honolulu, Hawaii. The
southern islands are composed of limestone and ringed by coral reefs while
the northern islands are of volcanic origin. The climate is tropical
maritime, moderated by the northeast trade winds; Palau also known as
Belau - consists of some 200 islands in an archipelago that stretches for
650 km (390 mi), located 7,150 km (4,290 mi) southwest of Hawaii and 1,160
km (696 mi) south of Guam. The terrain varies from mountainous islands
such as Babelthuap to low, flat coral islands ringed by reefs. The wet
season is from May to November and typhoons are also common; Baker Island
- is a small uninhabited island located in the North Pacific Ocean around
halfway between Hawaii and Australia, and is mostly a flat sandy coral
island; Jarvis Island - a small uninhabited island located in the South
Pacific Ocean around 2,090 km (1,254 mi) south of Hawaii, and is sandy
coral island with a fringing reef; Johnston Atoll - is a small uninhabited
island located in the North Pacific Ocean around 1,328 km (797 mi)
southwest of Hawaii. The islands have a maximum elevation of 4 metres (13
feet) and are a former nuclear weapons test site; Midway Islands - are a
group of islands located some 2,350 km (1,410 mi) northwest of Honolulu,
Hawaii. The islands are low, flat coral formations with a tropical
climate, moderated by the prevailing easterlies. Major Cities (pop. est.);
New York 7,333,000, Los Angeles 3,449,000, Chicago 2,732,000, Houston
1,702,000, Philadelphia 1,524,000, San Diego 1,152,000, Phoenix 1,049,000,
Dallas 1,023,000, San Antonio 999,000, Detroit 992,000 (1994). Land Use;
forested 30%, pastures 25%, agricultural-cultivated 20%, other 25% (1993).
CLIMATE:The United States has a varied climate with conditions characteristic of temperate deserts to arctic. In general, the eastern seaboard has a continental climate due to the masses of air moving principally from west to east, except for Florida where the winters are the warmest in Continental USA and summers are hot with tornadoes common in the Mississippi River region. Central USA has a continental climate with extreme variations in temperature. Winters are usually cold with frequent blizzards while summers are hot and subject to tornadoes with conditions semiarid to the west and humid to the east. Coastal California has a warm Mediterranean climate while the Pacific Northwest Coast has a maritime climate influenced by the prevailing westerlies with cool summers and mild winters. Average temperature ranges in Washington DC are from -3 to 6 degrees Celsius (27 to 43 degrees Fahrenheit) in January to 20 to 31 degrees Celsius (68 to 88 degrees Fahrenheit) in July.
CURRENCY:The official currency is the Dollar (USD) divided into 100 Cents.
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