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	Bouncer (doorman)
		Bouncers can also be responsible for collecting an entry fee, or "cover", escorting other employees to and from their vehicles, and providing limited first aid to patrons.
		Bouncers are stereotypically portrayed (most famously in the American film '' Road House '') as large muscular men, martial arts experts and/or street fighters who remove drunk and/or disorderly patrons from an establishment using violent hand to hand combat methods, then further punish said individuals outside the establishment with more physical violence.
		While some bouncers may be muscular and/or have martial arts training, this is not necessarily the norm as many bars and nightclubs will hire bouncers that mirror or adopt the physical appearance and demeanor of their clientele.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/bouncer_(doorman) (852 words)

	Bouncer (doorman) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bouncers differ from other security professionals in that they specifically deal with individuals under the influence of alcoholic beverages and are more often than not responsible for protecting people rather than property and the theft of physical property.
		Bouncers can also be responsible for collecting an entry fee, or "cover", checking for proper (over 21 in the US) and legal identification, escorting other employees to and from their vehicles, and providing limited first aid to patrons.
		Bouncers are stereotypically portrayed (most famously in the American film Road House) as large muscular men, martial arts experts and/or street fighters who remove drunk and/or disorderly patrons from an establishment using violent hand to hand combat methods, then further punish said individuals outside the establishment with more physical violence.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bouncer_(doorman) (845 words)

	The Bouncer: Proving Properties of Instruction-Level Programs
		First, the Bouncer derives a model of the state of the abstract machine before and after each instruction in the module being checked that is consistent with all forks and joins called for by the instructions.
		The Bouncer inevitably either rejects the program for being unsafe or converges to a single consistent model describing the state of the Joule abstract machine prior to each instruction in the module.
		After the Bouncer has derived a single consistent state history of the Joule abstract machine based on the control-flow checking, the Bouncer then passes through the instructions of the module and applies the test and mutate rules to each, based on the state arrived at in the control-flow check for each instruction.
	www.erights.org /history/joule/bouncer.html (1415 words)

	Bouncer Shenstone Secrets - Bouncer Shenstone News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		bouncer being of a more volatile temperament was amusing himself by his average body fat.
		An undercover team discovered that drugs confiscated by bouncers at the door were being sold on to punters already in the club.
		A team of police bouncers was found to have been looking for work as security guards at the Glastonbury festival in Somerset and other pop festivals last summer.
	www.colorfulinflatablejumpers.info /bouncer-shenstone.html (768 words)

	Daily Egyptian: 10/01/96: Bouncer's conviction reversed
		A conviction has been reversed for a former bouncer of a local bar who was convicted of battery and aggravated battery after the 1993 death of a club patron.
		Waight was forcibly taken outside and physically restrained on the ground by bouncers until police arrived.
		Lewis said he went to the aid of the doorman, who was attempting to eject Waight.
	www.dailyegyptian.com /fall96/100196/bouncer.html (520 words)

	Bouncer illustration - from the politically incorrect alphabet
		I'm not sure if this qualifies, but we are told that 'bouncer' is not a preferred term any more, and the new, government-approved term is 'door supervisor'.
		To me, DJs aren't your standard bouncer uniform, but I think the DJ will give the bouncer in the flashcard a bit of class, and make him more recognisable than one wearing a bomber jacket.
		The bouncer in the picture looks like a kind of a gangster type, maybe he'd have the nickname 'Shoulders' or something.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /watson-jones/alphabet/bouncer.html (823 words)

	Bouncer
		Epilogue II In Bouncer, part two of the Geoff Thompson story, Geoff recounts jis hair raising experiences 'on the door' with compelling wit and irony, and gives unique insights into the now famous 'yob culture'.
		His acnecdotes on gang wars, thieves and thugs are both amusing and frightening, and his views on violence,crime and society make him more of a philosopher the a bouncer.
		Geoff Thompson was a doorman for nine years and has been a practising martial artist for over twenty years.
	www.ryukyu.com /id217.html (580 words)

	UK News: Doorman/Bouncer at the Liverpool Everyman (BroadwayWorld.com) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Doorman, a one-man play starring Craig Conway and Bouncer, a short film starring Ray Winstone, present a unique perspective on the world of the nightclub doorman and explore the innermost fears and nightmares of the hardest men in the clubs.
		Bouncer, written in 2002, was Thompson’s first short film, and received awards at the TCM, Edinburgh Festival and the RTS in 2002.
		Doorman was Thompson’s first stage play and led to the Royal Court Theatre inviting him into their prestigious writers group.
	www.broadwayworld.com /printcolumn.cfm?id=2470 (435 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet England: News - 'Bouncer has fighting in his blood'
		The bouncer who claims Chelsea star John Terry glassed him in the face had fighting 'in his blood', a court was told today.
		Doorman Trevor Thirlwall, 28, spent his spare moments shadow boxing and sparring and was caught on CCTV throwing air punches before an alleged brawl with Terry and two other footballers, Middlesex Guildhall Crown Court heard.
		The doorman claimed the mood of the three players had changed suddenly in the reception area when they were asked to leave.
	www.soccernet.com /england/news/2002/0807/20020807trial.html (741 words)

	WELCOME TO WORCESTER MAGAZINE ONLINE! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Bouncers had to continually take away cigarettes from guys in the bathroom and make sure no joints were lit up in the balcony.
		Some doormen and bouncers didn’t want to talk about it, for fear that their club would be identified as one with a lot of potentially underage patrons.
		Having an imposing presence — being big, which most of the bouncers we talked are — certainly helps, but Wyman says that by simply asserting his authority in a quiet and confident manner, he has managed to avoid having problems mushroom into altercations.
	www.worcestermag.com /archives/2006/01-26-06/cover.html (1935 words)

	Bouncer Pattern
		I don't know if it's a global term, but where I come from a bouncer is a doorman at a night club.
		The first role matches SecurityManager's bouncer methods and similar constructs whose purpose is to decide whether something is possible or permitted based on the state of the object containing the method (i.e.
		A bouncer is effectively a guard clause which can check object state or parameters, with the added constraint that because it is a method it is liable to be called from anywhere and so can play no role in executing the business logic of its caller.
	c2.com /cgi/wiki?BouncerPattern (597 words)

	Bouncers: How to Get In, July 13, 2005 - bouncers, clubs,models (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Imposing, stern, and steely-eyed, the bouncer is all-powerful.
		At New York hotspots like PM and Marquee, the bouncer--or doorman, technically--not only has control of the sacred "list," he has the discretion to let in whomever he wants, like the blonde who just strutted up to the front of the long line.
		Bracing myself for cold, intimidating, Christopher Walken-esque stares, I interviewed the bouncers and doormen at some of New York's most exclusive venues, seeking this Holy Grail of nightlife.
	www.clubplanet.com /news/archive/2005/07/bouncers_hot_to.asp (829 words)

	The Bouncer Who Bought the Cavern - Mersey Beat
		Roy Adams is a former guardsman and amateur wrestler who became a bouncer in Liverpool clubs such as the Basement for eight years before owning his own clubs, including the Cavern itself.
		A 'bouncer' is a club doorman and you had to be tough to take the job on.
		He related that a doorman called Beech Doherty had a nasty run-in with some Scots who threatened revenge.
	www.triumphpc.com /mersey-beat/a-z/bouncer-cavern.shtml (420 words)

	Alibris: Bouncers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		As a bouncer in a biker bar and a participant in dozens of fights, Peyton Quinn knows the difference between fighting fact and fantasy.
		Martial arts expert Geoff Thompson spent nine years as a nightclub doorman and recounts some of the hilarious tales of his street fights with gangsters, petty criminals and other troublemakers who dared to confront him.
		Bouncer Geoff Thompson -- himself an expert martial artist -- recounts many of his hair-raising experiences dealing with rude, pushy people trying to get into the clubs.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/subject/Bouncers (746 words)

	Bouncer Charged in Shooting Rampage Outside Club - New York Times
		A bouncer accused of shooting four people, one of them fatally, outside a Chelsea nightclub on Tuesday night was arraigned today in Manhattan criminal court on charges including murder and attempted murder, as prosecutors continued investigating whether the bouncer was connected to three unsolved homicides in Brooklyn last fall.
		Prosecutors said that the bouncer, Stephen Sakai, 30, went on a shooting rampage on Tuesday night after he escorted a patron out of the club, Opus 22, killing a New Jersey man and critically injuring the man's brother.
		It was the second time in recent months that a bouncer had been implicated in the death of a patron.
	www.nytimes.com /2006/05/25/nyregion/25cnd-bouncer.html?ex=1306209600&en=3c608eb2205813e2&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss (809 words)

	Doorman Gifts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
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		There are more than 10 "doorman" cartoons click here to view the full selection.
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	How to Become a Bouncer - eHow.com
		Pretend you are an actor in a role as a bouncer.
		Reputable bars/nightclubs want bouncers who can maintain a friendly respectable atmosphere and use their brains to solve problems before they escalate to the point that physical force becomes necessary.
		If you stay out they will likely wish to argue the point, but once you are gone the doorman should have no difficulty in keeping them out.
	www.ehow.com /how_12362_become-bouncer.html (993 words)

	Anti-Bullying, Nightclub, Pub and Security Training, Self Defence Training Courses with John Brawn Self Defence - ...
		This doorman training course is run each month in Westport, Co. Mayo or at any venue by arrangement with John anywhere in Ireland or the UK.
		If your a doorman or a group of doormen and you want to stay safe this is the course for you.
		He has worked as a bouncer, doorman, security team leader for years and uses his personal experiences to teach the doormen and bouncers of the future.
	www.corporatetraining.ie /profiles/johnbrawn (1135 words)

	Bouncer (2002) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		from Birmingham, UK A London based doorman for a night-club relates the difficulties of the life and the real men behind the supposed thugs who keep the peace at clubs.
		Shown as part of the Birmingham Film Festival this short was one of eight to be shown that were produced by Screen West Midlands and were predominately set in the Midlands using Midlands based actors and crew.
		In the case of Bouncer this is partly true as the lead actor is famously from London, but it is set around the writer's experiences of working a night-club door in Coventry.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0342144 (403 words)

	Clublife
		Any bouncer working the door at a high-end club in the West Village is being paid a relative crapload of money to do so.
		Bouncers get door spots at places like The Plumm because they're experienced, and because the club's owners trust them not to fuck around with the cash flow, or with anything that could potentially get the club in trouble with the law.
		When something like this is going on, and you're a bouncer who's turning over a new leaf and pretending to care again, you feel like the dirty freak is your responsibility.
	standingonthebox.blogspot.com (13174 words)

	Argonaut News
		Holloway, 29, claims the weight of his small-town fame is shouldered by his job as head bouncer at Mingles bar and pool hall at the north end of Main Street.
		Bouncer by night, Holloway’s day planner is chock-full with homework deadlines and class schedules.
		The year was 1993, and with a dismantled athletic career and a yearning for change in environment, Holloway moved to Moscow and took a job in construction.
	www.argonaut.uidaho.edu /archives/110502/news2.html (641 words)

	Bouncer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bouncer (doorman), a person who deals with disorderly people in a bar, pub, or nightclub
		Bouncer, the name of several dogs that have appeared through the years on Australian soap, Neighbours.
		Bouncer, a Martian such as Willis the Bouncer that appeared in Red Planet (novel) by Robert A. Heinlein.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bouncer (209 words)

	The Stage \| Reviews \| Doorman/Bouncer
		After a decade of bouncing for some of the toughest clubs in the land, Bafta-winner Geoff Thompson wrote his first play which, in this double-bill, is followed by a short film.
		Conway’s portrayal of a doorman at first shows compassion for the patrons until his soul is laid bare and “physicality transcends the need to speak”.
		Bouncer, the film starring Ray Winstone, reveals a group of doormen laughing outside a club.
	www.thestage.co.uk /reviews/review.php/7650 (280 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet England: News - Trial: 'Bouncer abused footballer'
		A footballer accused of attacking a nightclub bouncer today said he had 'lost it' in a fracas but claimed it was because the doorman had verbally abused him.
		The defender admitted throwing a bottle in the street afterwards, but claimed it was because he was 'frustrated and angry' after being attacked and denied aiming it at anyone.
		He said: 'The doorman gave me a dig in the head, I fell backwards out of the doorway, I wasn't expecting a punch.
	www.soccernet.com /england/news/2002/0815/20020815trial.html (866 words)

	Banterist - Enraged Bouncers - FAQ
		With yet another bouncer killing yet another bar patron, New Yorkers - at least the ones who go out and drink a lot - are understandably frightened and want answers.
		Being murdered by an enraged bouncer only affects people who patronize bars where they might not be let in.
		An enraged bouncer is like Harry Belafonte in that he's going to say and do things he will regret later - but he's not rational at that moment.
	www.banterist.com /archivefiles/000364.html (731 words)

	Bouncer's Bible - The Art and Science of Working the Door
		Yes I said "BOUNCER" not Floor supervisor or bar security or doorman or Frankenstein in tux.
		My father was a bouncer and my grandfather was a bouncer.
		BOUNCER: a big dumb bastard that beats up drunk people in a bar,nightclub, Etc..
	www.bouncersbible.com /welcome.html (296 words)

	MooQuack.com - Kicked out of a strip club
		I doubt the bouncer could have covered the distance in time to catch him like that, but still, there was a small chance it could have happened.
		The screaming guy started to walk away from the bouncer, still yelling, and climbed into the passenger seat of that car, which stunned me until I realised they must have known each other.
		While this was happening, the screaming guy had wound down the window and was roaring abuse out of it at the car next to him (the one in front of me) for looking at him.
	www.mooquack.com /showarticle.php?articleID=81 (528 words)

	RealFighting.com - Reality-based Self-defense
		Geoff Thompson worked as a doorman and bouncer at some of Britain's roughest clubs.
		"Watch My Back" according to Geoff, is his account of nine years as a doorman and bouncer, of living with the ever present fear of going to far and killing someone in any of the 300 violent and bloody confrontations he lived through.
		The only problem with this book is that some of the expressions are difficult to understand, due to the language; but if you can get past that, then, it's a great book for anyone wanting to become a bouncer, or wishing to know a bouncer's life.
	www.realfighting.com /0102/watch.htm (213 words)

	SAN FRANCISCO / Cal QB suspected of assault / He reportedly threw glass at bouncer who asked him to leave
		The 23-year-old doorman was struck on the forehead by the glass and was examined by paramedics at the scene, said Sgt. Neville Gittens, a San Francisco police spokesman.
		Vince Ebarb, 36, of San Francisco, a friend of the doorman, said the man had been treated at a hospital for a cut.
		The doorman moved between them "trying to defuse the situation," then asked Levy to leave, Gittens said.
	sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/06/27/BAG2FJKQUN1.DTL (474 words)

	Doorman's Credo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Written by Ari Bolden, a doorman with 10 years experience, jujitsu instructor, and security professional, The Doorman's Credo is a straight shooting book on the complexities of Nightclub security.
		I had a doorman working for me who was pretty tough, but not real aware.
		And the rule is: If anyone strikes a bouncer, show him or her the door immediately, no questions asked.
	www.explosivefightwear.com /credo.htm (1582 words)

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