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The most exciting things to happen in a strip club often don't happen on the stage. They happen in dressing rooms, the manager's office, and after hours. I have put several of the best stories from my days as a manager together here. There is sex, drugs, alcohol, and much more.

Yacht owner and author NICK ANDREWS is approached by an octogenarian, JACOB MARKIN to accompany him to Baghdad, Iraq to open a business during the on-going Iraq war. During the course of their conversations, Markin reveals interesting details of his life's history, beginning prior to World War II and continuing to the present. Each chapter reveals further information about Markin's life and the developing friendship between the two men. Markin has captained ships during three wars, had shady dealings in diamonds and jade, owned a farm in Zimbabwe, owned yachts, sold encyclopedias, antiques,...

After Rick Travis, his son, Mike, and shipmate Yorgo arrive in Gibraltar on their broken-down yacht, they meet Jasper Wells. A retired American soldier who lives on an old power boat on the sea, he tells Mike the story of lost Spanish gold, a tale that begins before the Spanish Civil War and ends after World War II. Information Jasper learned at the American military attache office in Madrid indicates that all the Spanish gold reserves were not transferred to the Soviets. Some of the gold was even being misappropriated by Republican leaders as late as 1936. A thrilling story of international...

We open Volume 7 with a series of four chapters on plant virus transmission by insects. In Chapter 1, Karen Gibb and John Randles present preliminary information about an association between the plant bug Cyrtopeitis nicotianae (Heteroptera: Miridae) and velvet tobacco mottle virus (VTMo V): the only reported instance of mirid transmission of a known virus. Mirids could be considered as likely vectors of plant viruses because they are phytophagous, possess a piercing-sucking-feeding apparatus, have winged adults, and are cosmopolitan pests of a wide range of crops. Surprisingly, however,...