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Video posted on the World Star Hip Hop website is causing a stir. A woman is seen taking her clothes off in the middle of the day at the Johnny Rockets in the 700 block of Ocean Drive.
After a provocative dance, the woman ends up nude on a table where she is covered in water and ketchup before a restaurant worker breaks it all up and tells the woman she needs to leave.
Johnny Rockets contacted police saying more than $400 worth of damage was done.
Mitch Novick, owner of the Sherbrooke Hotel, is part of a task force of business owners who want the fun to continue on South Beach, but in a responsible way. He believes the video is an indication of how things get out of control.
"It's a carnival-like circus, pretty much 24 hours a day, and I am hoping the city can take some control of it," Novick said.
"We're trying to get the bad apples there, some of the businesses that perhaps engage and let people get away with too much. We are trying to encourage them to adopt model behavior," said Jimmy Morales, Miami Beach City Manager.
Morales told NBC 6 the city wants the fun to carry on in the right way and is serious about making sure that happens, "In the most recent budget, the commission dedicated three additional code officers to deal with quality of life issues."
Novick's biggest complaint is about the noise and that nothing is done to control it. Morales said Miami Beach Police are being very proactive.
"They are putting a lot of attention and details down there. Every night we are making major busts, where it's drugs or prostitution, some of the stuff that's going on down there the businesses were complaining about," Morales said.
Police said they are making progress on their investigation, while Johnny Rockets had no comment.
As a concrete example, Morales pointed to the change in the liquor law, where after 2 a.m. there is no drinking outside at the establishments.

11:49PM Thursday, September 8th, 2022
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AN AD for a backyard pole dancing kit has sparked backlash on Facebook, with many people saying it makes them feel “uncomfortable”.
A POLE dancing company has sparked online controversy by using prepubescent children performing stripper-esque moves to promote a backyard pole-dancing kit.
The 35 second advertisement for the GymPole product features slow motion footage of young girls as they swing around the pole, which is designed for adult use.
The video has been viewed more than 1.8 million times since it was uploaded eleven days ago and 3500 comments have been left, many of them angry.
According to the company, “we just wanted to promote juniors in pole sports as we think they are super talented”.
But others have accused the company of unnecessarily exploiting children in advertising and “feeding into a paedophile culture.”
“Pole dancing originated in strip clubs and men — rightly — associate pole dancing with sexual arousal. These girls are innocently having fun and have no idea that men may be getting off on this,” wrote one commentator on Facebook..
But others defended the advertisement saying “it makes me happy to see this commercial done with children. It helps to take away the negative associations that society has [with pole dancing], while showing it is a fun and good sport.”
Parenting author and teen girl educator, Dannielle Miller said that adults should not view innocent childish play through a sexualised lens, or shame girls or women based on clothing choice, but still had concerns with the production elements of the advertisement.
“The slow-mo crotch-cam type shots in the promotional video for Gympole do make me feel uncomfortable,” said Miller.
“Surely these feed child predator’s fantasies?”
On the other hand, Professor Catharine Lumby from Macquaire University says that pole dancing is increasingly seen as a legitimate form of exercise.
“We know we need to encourage young girls to exercise. I did my own form of pole dancing, improvised around a Hills hoist when I was eight years old,” quipped Professor Lumby.
“Pre-teen girls love dancing, mucking around and showing off. They enjoy gymnastics and the big danger here is that maybe it’s the adults who are sexualising them rather than them sexualising themselves.”
“We need to be very cautions of imposing adult ideas on young girls,” said Professor Lumby.
In Australia, pole dancing classes for under 12’s have taken off in recent years.
PoleAthletica studio in Sydney’s Surry Hills offers pole-dancing classes for children aged between 6 and twelve.
The PoleFit Kids program runs for ten weeks at a cost of $229.
Beach Fit Dance studio in Newcastle also offers two pole-fitness courses for children: one for children aged under 12, and one for children aged 5 and under.
“This class was started due to the high demand from our existing clients — they would bring their young children to the studio and the kids would run straight to the poles!” says the website.
“They love spinning and trying new moves, even at a young age.”
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AN AD for a backyard pole dancing kit has sparked backlash on Facebook, with many people saying it makes them feel “uncomfortable”.
A POLE dancing company has sparked online controversy by using prepubescent children performing stripper-esque moves to promote a backyard pole-dancing kit.
The 35 second advertisement for the GymPole product features slow motion footage of young girls as they swing around the pole, which is designed for adult use.
The video has been viewed more than 1.8 million times since it was uploaded eleven days ago and 3500 comments have been left, many of them angry.
According to the company, “we just wanted to promote juniors in pole sports as we think they are super talented”.
But others have accused the company of unnecessarily exploiting children in advertising and “feeding into a paedophile culture.”
“Pole dancing originated in strip clubs and men — rightly — associate pole dancing with sexual arousal. These girls are innocently having fun and have no idea that men may be getting off on this,” wrote one commentator on Facebook..
But others defended the advertisement saying “it makes me happy to see this commercial done with children. It helps to take away the negative associations that society has [with pole dancing], while showing it is a fun and good sport.”
Parenting author and teen girl educator, Dannielle Miller said that adults should not view innocent childish play through a sexualised lens, or shame girls or women based on clothing choice, but still had concerns with the production elements of the advertisement.
“The slow-mo crotch-cam type shots in the promotional video for Gympole do make me feel uncomfortable,” said Miller.
“Surely these feed child predator’s fantasies?”
On the other hand, Professor Catharine Lumby from Macquaire University says that pole dancing is increasingly seen as a legitimate form of exercise.
“We know we need to encourage young girls to exercise. I did my own form of pole dancing, improvised around a Hills hoist when I was eight years old,” quipped Professor Lumby.
“Pre-teen girls love dancing, mucking around and showing off. They enjoy gymnastics and the big danger here is that maybe it’s the adults who are sexualising them rather than them sexualising themselves.”
“We need to be very cautions of imposing adult ideas on young girls,” said Professor Lumby.
In Australia, pole dancing classes for under 12’s have taken off in recent years.
PoleAthletica studio in Sydney’s Surry Hills offers pole-dancing classes for children aged between 6 and twelve.
The PoleFit Kids program runs for ten weeks at a cost of $229.
Beach Fit Dance studio in Newcastle also offers two pole-fitness courses for children: one for children aged under 12, and one for children aged 5 and under.
“This class was started due to the high demand from our existing clients — they would bring their young children to the studio and the kids would run straight to the poles!” says the website.
“They love spinning and trying new moves, even at a young age.”
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Girls as young as 10 are being subjected to daily sexual harassment in schools, with one group reportedly offered cash to make porn films.
New testing from Australia’s leading consumer advocacy group has found an essential baby product could cause sudden death.
An estimated 30,000 families have been affected by strike action today in what’s been described as a “shutdown” of one fed-up sector.

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