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British Columbia's Royal City
New Westminster is known as western Canada's "Royal City," and is famous for its Victorian history as well as its riverfront shops, fine dining and casino gambling.
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Gambling in Macau or Las Vegas
Both cities are on opposite sides of the planet. But the differences do not totally eclipse the similarities. For the gambler, it's still win or lose.
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Pet Friendly Hotels in Reno, NV
Reno, Nevada, in the Sierra Nevadas, is a popular vacation destination. Pet friendly hotels allow you to bring your pet on vacation.
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Gambling Fever: Killing Our Children Softly
American children are hurting. They suffer needlessly and profoundly. Teachers know this. So do the police, social workers, case managers, and family court judges.
gambling fever • compulsive gambling • social addiction • casinos • legalized gambling

Escape to The Exumas in Bahamas Out Islands
Head to Great and Little Exuma away from tourist crowds for wide open beaches, limitless coral reefs for snorkling, and small islands just offshore awaiting discovery.
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Gambling Casinos In Communities
Many communities look to gaming as a means of boosting their economy. Do casinos bring economic growth? What about an increase in social costs?
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Great Mississippi River Keeps Rollin' Along
"Old Man River," flows from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, bordering ten states as it rolls along. The Mississippi River connects the north to south.
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Illinois House Impeaches Rod Blagojevich
On January 9, 2009 the Illinois House impeached Gov. Rod Blagojevich. The impeachment included thirteen accusations.
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It’s a Long, Long Road to Slots at Texas Tracks
The Lone Star State’s horse racing industry is falling behind neighboring states because video slots are increasing their revenue and attracting Texas horsemen and residents.
horse racing • texas • video slots • louisiana • oklahoma

Lake Tahoe Bed & Breakfast Inns
Lake Tahoe is surrounded by mountains and tall pines. There are charming bed and breakfast inns in the area for romantic, intimate stays.
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Ohio's Geneva-on-the-Lake
A guide to all to the fun and food choices in Geneva-on-the-Lake, in Northeast Ohio on Lake Erie.
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Double or nothing: new bills to regulate Internet gambling
Internet gambling has become one of the new social issues attracting legislative interest, but like so many issues involving the Internet, making the law work as intended promises to be a challenge. Gambling, once seen as some kind of distant evil, is now found on most street corners in the form of state lotteries, and in casinos found in increasing numbers of localities.
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Governor Edwin Edwards: The First Three Terms
Information about former Governor Edwin Edwards is dominated by his recent conviction and sentencing. This article looks at the history of his first three administrations as governor of Louisiana.
governor edwin edwards • louisiana • oil • history • state constitution

Mickey Cohen: The West Coast “Dapper Don”
A weak organized crime Family on the West Coast allowed representatives from New York and Chicago to move into LA and provide an opportunity for Mickey Cohen to find a place for himself.

Pete Rose's Gambling Troubles
Charlie Hustle has been banned from baseball for almost twenty years, and has almost no chance of ever being allowed back into the game.
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Top Poker Movies of All Time
Playing poker in a live poker game holds a certain mystique. Hollywood's top poker movies offer the viewer a choice seat at the main table to watch the action up close.
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A Church That Matters
Under a contract I studied the twenty-five lowest income rural counties of the U.S. This material represents my findings of the county characteristics and issues which negatively or positively impact county economic growth. It also defines work of the Church and other non-profit groups as they work to improve local economic realities.
faith • economic growth • economy • entrepreneur • mission

The Golden Years of the Capone Era
Review of the early years of Capone's reign as the master of the underworld in Chicago. With the events leading to his income tax court case and the St. Valentine Massacre.
manny sullivan decision • income tax evasion • bugs moran • frankie yale • adonis club massacre

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