WSB AtlantaHe was the longtime leader of Atlanta’s License Review Board, which handles alcohol licensing in the city. Shortly after his death, police released video of a man was seen with at a Waffle House 30 minutes before he was found dead. Police now say the …Police: teen wanted in Simms’ slaying from AtlantaAtlanta Journal […]
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UNCG Men’s Basketball Announces The Signings Of Three To National Letters Of Intent – WFMYNews2.com
WFMYNews2.comGREENSBORO, N.C. – UNCG men’s basketball head coach Wes Miller announced the signings of Malik Massey (Charlotte, N.C./New Hampton Prep), Kyrin Galloway (Milton, Ga./Milton HS) and Kylia Sykes (Washington, D.C./St. John’s College HS) to national … He … …read more From:: Fayetteville, Georgia News By Google News
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Atlanta weather | Damp roads and patchy drizzle persists – Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta weather | Damp roads and patchy drizzle persistsAtlanta Journal ConstitutionMetro Atlanta will notice patches of light rain, while southern areas get heavier downpours through 8 a.m. Thursday. There will be breaks in the drizzle, but wet weather won’t clear completely until after a slight chance of showers pass through Saturday. …read more From:: Atlanta […]
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Eight arraigned in check fraud scheme – Northwest Arkansas News
Eight arraigned in check fraud schemeNorthwest Arkansas NewsFAYETTEVILLE — Eight people from Georgia who police say enlisted homeless people to cash forged checks were arraigned Wednesday in Washington County Circuit Court. Banks across Northwest Arkansas reported hundreds of forged checks totaling … …read more From:: Fayetteville, Georgia News By Google News
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2016 Spring Dining Guide – Creative Loafing Atlanta
2016 Spring Dining GuideCreative Loafing AtlantaLocal food has it good in Atlanta. More and more restaurants routinely serve ingredients grown or made in Georgia, and Atlanta’s beer and farming communities continue to thrive. In recent years, locally made products have grown in abundance, too. For … …read more From:: Atlanta Restaurants News By Google News
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'Hosea Helps' to sponsor Flint, Michigan 'Water Drive' from Atlanta on Saturday – atlantadailyworld
‘Hosea Helps’ to sponsor Flint, Michigan ‘Water Drive’ from Atlanta on Saturdayatlantadailyworld… Reverend Timothy Fleming, pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church in Atlanta; Reverend Douglas Stower of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church in Atlanta; Bishop Jerome Dukes, senior pastor of Community Fellowship Christian Center International in Fayetteville … …read more From:: Fayetteville, Georgia News By Google […]
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Mark Davis Oakland Raiders To Las Vegas Moves Put NFL, Team, In Trouble
Mark Davis Oakland Raiders To Las Vegas Moves Put NFL, Team, In Trouble
Mark Davis Oakland Raiders To Las Vegas Moves Put NFL, Team, In Trouble I was asked to comment on Oakland Raiders Owner Mark Davis' overtures toward building a stadium in Las Vegas. Initially, I was going to avoid any public expression of opinion, but after analyzing Davis' actions with respect to NFL rules and anti-trust law, I felt compelled to do so. (Also, one does not have to be a practicing lawyer to know the law). Mark Davis moves are, from a legal perspective, dangerous for the Oakland Raiders, the NFL, and himself. First, Davis admission that he bought the URL LasVegasRaiders.com is of concern in my opinion because NFL Rules state that “Club Marks” (and that includes URLs) must have NFL approval before they are established. In this case, Davis bought the URL in 1998, but then recently stated his intent to use it as part of an effort to move the Raiders from Oakland to Las Vegas. Thus, Davis by action causes the URL to be considered a Club Mark – one done without league backing. Second, If the Raiders did have a stadium in Las Vegas, there's nothing to stop a Vegas-based company from developing tech that allows real time betting on various aspects of play – and doing this under the nose of the NFL. If Vegas-based interests are building the stadium, and not the NFL, what's to stop that from happening? Moreover, what's to stop those same interests from working a deal to have a player act in a way that amounts to fixing a game, even if it's for a few plays? Third, Mark Davis and the NFL have a set of franchise relocation rules that are contradictory. A team can't act in exhausting all of its options in building a new stadium, yet spend time trying to get one going in another city. Take Davis and the Raiders, who said they hired Larry McNeil as Business Affairs Rep in February, but did not tell the media or the fans he would not start until April. That gave Mark Davis the three month window of time he needed to build relationships in Las Vegas and not Oakland. That sets up a powerful list of causes of action the City of Oakland and East Bay Entities could sue the Raiders on, and prevail, if not on all counts, then on a significant part of them. Mark Davis should quit while he's behind. He's playing with fire, and will cause a very hot match to be struck. Stay tuned.
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Mark Davis Oakland Raiders To Las Vegas Moves Put NFL, Team, In Trouble I was asked to comment on Oakland Raiders Owner Mark Davis' overtures toward building a stadium in Las Vegas. Initially, I was going to avoid any public expression of opinion, but after analyzing Davis' actions with respect to NFL rules and anti-trust law, I felt compelled to do so. (Also, one does not have to be a practicing lawyer to know the law). Mark Davis moves are, from a legal perspective, dangerous for the Oakland Raiders, the NFL, and himself. First, Davis admission that he bought the URL LasVegasRaiders.com is of concern in my opinion because NFL Rules state that “Club Marks” (and that includes URLs) must have NFL approval before they are established. In this case, Davis bought the URL in 1998, but then recently stated his intent to use it as part of an effort to move the Raiders from Oakland to Las Vegas. Thus, Davis by action causes the URL to be considered a Club Mark – one done without league backing. Second, If the Raiders did have a stadium in Las Vegas, there's nothing to stop a Vegas-based company from developing tech that allows real time betting on various aspects of play – and doing this under the nose of the NFL. If Vegas-based interests are building the stadium, and not the NFL, what's to stop that from happening? Moreover, what's to stop those same interests from working a deal to have a player act in a way that amounts to fixing a game, even if it's for a few plays? Third, Mark Davis and the NFL have a set of franchise relocation rules that are contradictory. A team can't act in exhausting all of its options in building a new stadium, yet spend time trying to get one going in another city. Take Davis and the Raiders, who said they hired Larry McNeil as Business Affairs Rep in February, but did not tell the media or the fans he would not start until April. That gave Mark Davis the three month window of time he needed to build relationships in Las Vegas and not Oakland. That sets up a powerful list of causes of action the City of Oakland and East Bay Entities could sue the Raiders on, and prevail, if not on all counts, then on a significant part of them. Mark Davis should quit while he's behind. He's playing with fire, and will cause a very hot match to be struck. Stay tuned.
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Warriors Win 73 Games Set NBA Record - My Past Steve Kerr Vlogs P2
Warriors Win 73 Games Set NBA Record - My Past Steve Kerr Vlogs P2
Warriors Win 73 Games Set NBA Record - My Past Steve Kerr Vlogs - Part 2. The Golden State Warriors have won 73 games and set a new NBA record. One of my viewers, Thomas Mitchell, asked me about my past Steve Kerr comments. This vlog is part two of my response.
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Warriors Win 73 Games Set NBA Record - My Past Steve Kerr Vlogs - Part 2. The Golden State Warriors have won 73 games and set a new NBA record. One of my viewers, Thomas Mitchell, asked me about my past Steve Kerr comments. This vlog is part two of my response.
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Warriors Win 73 Games Set NBA Record - My Past Steve Kerr Vlogs
Warriors Win 73 Games Set NBA Record - My Past Steve Kerr Vlogs
Warriors Win 73 Games Set NBA Record - My Past Steve Kerr Vlogs The Golden State Warriors have won 73 games and set a new NBA record. One of my viewers, Thomas Mitchell, asked me about my past Steve Kerr comments. This vlog is part one of my response.
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Warriors Win 73 Games Set NBA Record - My Past Steve Kerr Vlogs The Golden State Warriors have won 73 games and set a new NBA record. One of my viewers, Thomas Mitchell, asked me about my past Steve Kerr comments. This vlog is part one of my response.
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