•November 28, 2009 •
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Give the one you love something extra special, one of our naughty LoveBooks !!
A 20-page hardback book full of saucy pictures of you. What more could your partner ask for ??
Normally selling at £250, we’re doing a special Xmas offer of only £150.
HERE’S THE CATCH – YOU MUST GET BOOKED IN A.S.A.P. TO HAVE IT READY BY CHRISTMAS
Just give us a call on the usual number 01242 255000
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•November 18, 2009 •
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The girls from the Dance Society at Gloucester University gave up their time and energies, dressed in their best pinks to raise awareness of breast cancer and raise funds for the Breast Cancer Awareness charity.
As well as getting sponsorship, they also auctioned off a poster from the photo shoot.
We also need to thank Donna Banfield, from htpp://DonnaBanfieldMakeUp.weebly.com

This was the picture chosen to go to the newspapers

And a number of the pictures featured in the University magazine as well.
So well done girls, a good day and a good cause.
If you’re wondering about the “Take 2” title of the video, it took a lot of wrestling with Adobe to get their flippin’ (not the word I used at the time) software to actually render this video. Over 24 hours of faffin’ around with the darn thing, which is why it’s not quite edited up to the standard I’d like.
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•November 14, 2009 •
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•November 14, 2009 •
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•November 13, 2009 •
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Interesting article on the BBC site about earning a living as a model
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8356921.stm
A good working commercial girl will make between £30,000 and £50,000 a year
From my experience hourly rates range from £15 – £150, but a typical locally working model can expect around £25, with the better models running at around £45 / hour. Now, I’m not talking about leading models here, just local girls who are promoting themselves locally. So, with a bit of effort promoting yourself you ought be able to achieve £150 a day and be working 4 days a week – that doesn’t sound too bad – £600/week.
The trick I genuinely believe is in having the determination, gumption and willingness. If you promote yourself, get your face around, do the networking thing, run a blog or website it’s not difficult to make a living out of modelling. Most girls I see are happy just to do it as a part time thing – so yes, there is a lot of competition, but not so much who are serious about it full-time.
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