Still, many in the crowd held their breath and leaned one way or another, like football fans trying to help a field goal through the uprights using body English.
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Players leaned into the machines, their fingers fast-twitching on the flipper buttons, punctuating this with emphatic body English and jostling the machine to coax the ball in different directions.
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He'd been signed to perform at Body English in Vegas in 2015 and he wasn't allowed to perform anywhere else in Vegas a week before the concert and a month after.
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Interested in how sound and music act on the mind and body, English and Stewart wanted to create sound that would effectively put viewers of Lynch's factory photographs inside their specific settings.
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As of 22 September 2020 there are 19 licensed stadiums in the UK (excluding Northern Ireland) and three independent stadiums (unaffiliated to a governing body). English Derby Winner 2005 & 2006\.
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Bolthouse is also a partner and co-owner of the Body English night club at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas. In 1991, Bolthouse partnered with his current business partner Jenifer Rosero.
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Ownership of Baby's was split between the resort and Los Angeles nightclub operator Sean MacPhearson, who operated Baby's as well. Baby's closed in February 2004, for a $6 million renovation to take place. It reopened as Body English in May 2004. Peter Morton named the new nightclub after an Edward Ruscha painting with the same name, which he came upon while collecting artwork in New York.
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A musical, Raiding the Rock Vault, premiered at Vinyl in March 2017. The venue also hosted stand-up comedians such as Tom Green, Andrew Dice Clay, and Steve-O. Drummer Vinnie Paul had his final performance at Vinyl in June 2018, five days before his death. Body English reopened in December 2012, before closing again in July 2015, to become a new entertainment space.
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In May 2016, the Hard Rock announced plans for a male revue show, Magic Mike Live, based on the 2012 film Magic Mike. The show had been in the works for more than a year, and was part of an effort to attract more of a female demographic to the resort. Body English was turned into Club Domina, a 450-person cabaret nightclub. Magic Mike Live debuted at the club in April 2017, and 500 shows were performed within a year of its opening.
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The medical examiner ruled that his death was caused by "blunt impact injuries on the head and neck compression." The examiner also noted that there were marks of strangulation on the body. (English) When police looked for Seabra to interrogate him about the crime, he had already left the scene and later admitted himself to the St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center because he had tried to slit his own wrists. He was tracked down after his taxi driver called the police when he saw Seabra's picture in a police bulletin.
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There are 16 Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) in the Blackdown Hills ranging from the Black Down and Sampford Commons to Reed Farm pit at just less than . This British conservation designation is administered in England by Natural England for areas with significant ecological characteristics deemed worthy of protection from inappropriate development or from other damage, and (since 2000) from neglect, under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000. In total they cover , or just under 2% of the AONB. Of these SSSIs, 79% were deemed by Natural England's predecessor body, English Nature to be being positively managed.
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The club was created by Charles Doell and Mister Important Design. Vanity measured , and numerous mirrors were located throughout the club for patrons to check their appearance. The club had a theme of self-importance, with McCormack saying, "Vanity will cater to your ego, where the most important person in the club is you." The women's bathroom at the club consisted of and included several vanity stations, as well as a $40,000 chandelier. Body English closed with a New Year's Eve party on December 31, 2009, and was only occasionally used for special events over the next few years.
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" Penelope Houston called it "a film which seems to turn its back on brilliance." A Time review also criticized Welles, stating that "[he] is probably the first actor in the history of the theater to appear too fat for the role ... he takes command of scenes less with spoken English than with body English", but that he is "never entirely bad." Judith Crist praised the film as "stark, simple, concentrating on word and performance, serv[ing] as a reminder of where the substance of the play lies." Pauline Kael also criticized the poor sound, but gave a favorable review overall, singling out the film's casting and calling Welles' performance "very rich, very full.
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When referring to the administrative body, English translations of waterschap are "water board", "water control board", "district water board" or "regional water authority", the last word being recently adopted by the water boards as a preferred English translation on grounds that it is less ambiguous. The jurisdiction of a Dutch regional water authority is generally referred to as the "water board district" or "regional water authority district". These translations also apply to hoogheemraadschap, which is translated in the same way as waterschap. The term "water board" or "regional water authority" may be confusing in the Dutch context, as water boards and regional water authorities in other countries are often responsible for water supply.
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However, a 2005 report for conservancy body English Nature could find no documentary evidence within the dyeing industry that damsons were ever a source of dye, noting that use of natural dyes declined rapidly after the 1850s, and concluded that "there seems no evidence that damsons were used extensively or techniques [for using them] developed". The main recorded use of damsons in the industrial era was in commercial jam-making, and orchards were widespread until the Second World War, after which changing tastes, the effect of wartime sugar rationing, and the relatively high cost of British- grown fruit caused a steep decline. The damson was introduced into the American colonies by English settlers before the American Revolution. It was regarded as thriving better in the continental United States than other European plum varieties; many of the earliest references to European plums in American gardens concern the damson.
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During his tenure, he opened the Shamballah Lounge (Empire Ballroom), where he served as resident DJ (see below for details of his DJ career) Fuller created a range of popular weekly parties, including SIN on Sundays at House of Blues, Godspeed at Foundation Room and Red Dragon Lounge at China Grill. He managed Baby's at the Hard Rock Hotel (later renamed Body English, closed on New Year's Eve 2010), and ICE Las Vegas (now closed). During his time at ICE, he was frequently featured on the reality show, The Club on Spike TV. Fuller made the move to the Palms Casino Resort in 2006, when he became the corporate director of marketing at the N9NE Group. Less than two years later, he was named vice president, and oversaw operations at Rain Nightclub, Moon and Ghostbar nightclubs, the Playboy Club, and two restaurants, Nove Italiano and N9NE Steakhouse.
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62 Wade Bootes a highly respected Senior Pro was an early adopter of clipless pedals and helped with the move to them. Another criticism of clipless pedals is that they lead to more injuries since the feet can not be readily be freed from the pedals despite their quick release feature. The racer is prevented from either stabilizing his bike by placing one foot on the ground to prevent a crash or brace himself quickly if a crash is inevitable, leading to more frequent and serious crashes involving leg and foot injury. On August 20, 2007 professional BMX racer Bubba Harris completely dislocated ankle at the talus bone in Beijing, China on the official Olympic BMX racing track during the first run of his Time Trial in the "rhythm section", a series of closely but evenly spaced jumps that you use gravity and "body English" to navigate and maintain speed.
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