#Striped Costume

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The Impact of Incarceration: Life Inside Clark County Jail for Inmates

Need to find an inmate in the Clark County Jail? Look no further. This comprehensive guide will assist you in locating inmate information, understanding the jail system, and navigating the process.

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Clark County Jail Inmate Search To determine if someone is currently incarcerated at the Clark County Jail, you can utilize the online inmate search tool provided by the Clark County Sheriff's Office. This database typically includes information such as:

Full name

Booking date

Charges

Bond amount

Release date (if applicable)

Important Note: The accuracy and comprehensiveness of inmate information can vary depending on the specific jail system. It's essential to verify information through official channels.

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Understanding the Clark County Jail System The Clark County Jail is a correctional facility responsible for housing individuals arrested or convicted of crimes within the county. The jail operates under specific rules and regulations to maintain security and order.

Inmate Visitation Visiting an inmate often requires pre-registration and adherence to strict guidelines. Visitors may be subject to background checks and searches. It's crucial to contact the jail directly for specific visitation policies and procedures.

Sending Money to an Inmate Many jails allow deposits to inmate accounts for purchasing commissary items. The process typically involves using a money transfer service or depositing funds directly at the jail.

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Legal Representation If you or someone you know is incarcerated, it's essential to consult with an attorney. Legal counsel can provide guidance on the legal process, bail options, and potential defense strategies.

Disclaimer: This information is intended for general knowledge and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with appropriate authorities or legal professionals for accurate and up-to-date information regarding specific cases or situations.

Looking for a classic yet edgy Halloween costume? The prison inmate look is a timeless choice that offers endless possibilities for creativity. Whether you're aiming for a scary, funny, or sexy vibe, this costume can be adapted to suit your style.

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The iconic black and white striped jumpsuit is the foundation of any prison inmate costume. However, don't be afraid to put your own spin on it. Consider adding accessories like a fake tattoo, a chain around your ankle, or a shaved head to enhance the look. For a more dramatic effect, you can apply fake blood or bruises.  

If you want to add a touch of humor, consider carrying a prop like a fake newspaper with a headline about your "crime." Or, you could create a group costume with friends, dressing as prison guards or other inmates.

For women, the prison inmate costume can be sexified with a shorter jumpsuit or by adding fishnet tights. However, it's important to maintain a balance between sexy and scary to avoid crossing the line into offensive territory.

Remember, Halloween is a time for fun and creativity. So let your imagination run wild when creating your prison inmate costume. With a little effort, you can create a memorable and eye-catching look that will turn heads at any Halloween party.  

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[ventricodus]

couples therapy for 10 year olds

[juxtafruition]

i don't think anyone talks about how funny this part of alex kralie's marble hornets trailer is. jay and alex sitting at some random bench, where they can coincidentally see brian. brian with his face turned as if he doesn't notice his two former classmates gawking at him from a distance. alex's terrible voiceover. alex shakily taking his glasses off as if it'll help him see brian better. alex's outfit (no seriously what the fuck is he wearing)

[xxautumnivyxx]

Hitting burnout has been a rough middle ground. I’m finding myself spiraling on occasion and not sure what to do with my hands because nothing seems -right- in the moment. So I’ll take my time, and I’ll work on being patient. I can do this.

[acecroft]

BILLY WARLOCK as Eddie Kramer in Baywatch (1989 - 2001) Season 1

[recycledmoviecostumes]

Dive into the chilling world of Penny Dreadful, where classic horror literature intertwines with gothic intrigue, creating a haunting atmosphere perfect for the spirit of Halloween!

Jessica Barden first donned this incredible striped gown by Gabriella Pescucci as Justine in the 2016 episode of Penny Dreadful titled No Beast So Fierce.

This striking costume made a second appearance in 2023, reimagined with a different belt, on Matilda De Angelis as Lidia Poët in The Law According to Lidia Poët. Its elegant design adds a layer of drama that perfectly complements the dark themes of both stories.

Would you wear this incredible costume? Let us know in the comments below or on our website: bit.ly/VicEd325

[andyoullhearitagain]

More Quark costume details:

Look at the chevron pattern matching on his shirt.

Including this one at the front of the collar. They didn't have to go that hard but they did.

And look at the little bias binding on another striped shirt of his. Adorbs.

[hallowclave]

Small but knowing wxs

[stagefoureddiediaz]

I will just be over here screaming until the end of time (and not just because this is a beautiful shot!)

I am trying not to read into this set too much - because it was clearly filmed during the s7 filming (its Eddies old living room rug - hes changed to a striped one now!)- but man is it hard!! Also that red Persian rug is very heavily tied to Eddie‘s wife and his girlfriends.

It’s very interesting to note that that red Persian rug first appears when Shannon comes back and has now left the moment Marisol has gone and the moment Eddie vocalised to Kim his internal struggles and unresolved feelings around Shannon and her request for a divorce. The thing is Persian rugs are very tied to the concept of status and history and they’re quite symbolic, particularly in western culture, of family and familial expectations (I need to write a matter on the history of the Persian rug and it’s meaning in western Society but that will have to wait till hiatus but basically they were expensive and therefore handed down through the family and became attached to the concept of upholding family values) so there is this idea that Eddie‘s Persian rug is about him conforming to society and familial expectations i.e. marriage before children and being a family - divorce being a bad thing, as well as heteronormativity.

The fact it’s now been changed to stripes - which are heavily connected to the Buckley-Diaz family dynamic, and specifically to Chris, and the concept of change being brought about by struggle or danger. A few examples of this or the fact that Chris is wearing stripes at the beach when Shannon tells Eddie she thinks she’s pregnant, we also see Chris and stripes during the tsunami, Chris‘s room is heavily striped with rug bedding and curtains, he’s wearing stripes in the lead up to Eddie‘s breakdown in season five. We also see him in stripes in the build up to the shooting. With the connection to the Buckley-Diaz dynamic - these are all moments that ultimately strengthen the bond - making the family unit stronger. So Eddie striped rug is suggesting to me that the Buckley-Diaz family unit will become even stronger when they get through this current arc (I mean that’s saying Buddie Canon very loudly to me but I’m a clown so take or leave that as you wish!)

Hello gut stuff still being up on Eddies fridge I desperately need to know if it’s actually still there in s8 filming time!

Plus boxing gloves hanging on the wall above the yoga mat - I see you reference to fighting and to finding inner calm. Eddie fighting - fighting to get Chris to talk to him - to tell him things - to be open with him. Fighting to be a father. But doing it in a calm and measured way - moving through the sequence like one does in yoga.

But its actually the sitting on the coffee table of it all that I am screaming the most loudly about - that is a choice - its a place we see him sit when he talks to Chris when things are serious - think when Chris is playing video games late at night and Eddie finds him and they talk, think when Eddie spills hot chocolate over the gingerbread house and Chris throws the house to the ground - both times Eddie sits on the table - he’s also sat on that same table when he asks Buck to try and talk Chris out of leaving (wearing the same shirt I might add!!). So this Eddie sitting on the table is very much connected to difficult parental moments for Eddie - moments when he is super respectful of Chris (hell even the Marisol phone call at the end of s6 plays into this theme - Chris being included in Eddies potential romantic relationship from the start - the lesson learnt from the Ana of it all and showing Eddie is holding open dialogue with Chris), of Chris’s wishes. It’s indicative of the idea that Eddie will be patient with Chris, but he will eventually win out - and that they will be stronger for it as father and son.

Interestingly Bobby also sits on that coffee table - when he talks to Eddie in the aftermath of him smashing up his room - when Bobby is doing a similar thing to Eddie as Eddie does with Chris - supportive but strong and firm right down to the use of same maroon/burgundy for the ‘parents’ shirt.

Right Eddie house screaming done - now on to screaming about Chris on my next post!

[lichdolly]

Hiromi Saruya - Shimotsuma Monogatari Stage Costume JSK (2004)

This JSK was a stage costume for the 2004 film, Shimotsuma Monogatari / Kamikaze Girls. We see Momoko style this daisy-embellished stripe JSK quite casually, leaning towards proto-EGL style by pairing it with no blouse, platform sandals, and a BtSSB alice headbow, as well as a BtSSB parasol. Due to being a stage costume, this one-of-a-kind JSK is likely lost in circulation, in the hands of movie and prop storage, or in the hands of a private owner-collector.

[lucascsinclairs]

Max Mayfield in Stranger Things 2 | Chapter Five: Dig Dug

"You did a good job, okay. You can go tell the others I believed your lies. Get your experience points or whatever."

[mantimae]

I think I’m in an art slump,,, not rlly liking anything I draw, which is absolutely stellar during art school finals time :’) <- sarcasm.

Anywho, drew the lad to relax a lil and apparently drawing him calmed me down so much my Fitbit was convinced I was asleep cjcmkdmdm

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I can practically smell the candy cane on this British dress from 1849! Surprise, though--it isn't a holiday gown... it's a wedding gown!

As many folks know, the concept of the white wedding dress is fairly modern, dating to the middle of the 19th century. And even then, it wasn't ubiquitous. Wedding gowns weren't the "wear it once" they are today, and many women sought to find dresses they could later incorporate into their wardrobes. Even my grandmother, who married in the 1940s, wore a brown dress for her wedding. Part of that was a financial decision, of course, but I love the idea of colorful, practical wedding wear, too.

This dress is silk damask, which is always exciting for me. That means the pattern is reversible! Not something you would notice by just looking at it.

In classic 1840-1850 transitional wear, it's got a lot going for it: the very tailored waist looks very 1880s, while the silhouette is firmly in the 1840s. Those candy cane arms, though!

From the Bowes Museum.

[jackmkelly]

now THIS is good costuming!!!

[xxautumnivyxx]

Bam is back, so settle in and watch your countertops because she’s returning to knock everything off of them this weekend in a new exclusive set.