Saturday, July 9, 2016
Warriors New Arena Losing In Court In SF
Warriors New Arena Losing In Court In SF
The Golden State Warriors are winners on the basketball court, but in the court of law, they are getting clobbered. In the recent California Environmental Quality Act compliance hearing on the Warriors New Arena, lawyers for the City of San Francisco made a massive error. They didn't know that it could be easily discovered that there was no provision for a facility like what the Warriors want to build. So when this fact was called up in court, they stumbled all over themselves to come up with an answer. Judge Garrett Wong will announce his decision on July 18th.
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The Golden State Warriors are winners on the basketball court, but in the court of law, they are getting clobbered. In the recent California Environmental Quality Act compliance hearing on the Warriors New Arena, lawyers for the City of San Francisco made a massive error. They didn't know that it could be easily discovered that there was no provision for a facility like what the Warriors want to build. So when this fact was called up in court, they stumbled all over themselves to come up with an answer. Judge Garrett Wong will announce his decision on July 18th.
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Few arrests in Atlanta after protest ends early Saturday – Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta Journal ConstitutionStreets in Atlanta were open to traffic and no protesters were around Saturday morning after a night of demonstrations against police-involved shootings. The march that began at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights at 6 p.m. Friday ended …Protesters in Atlanta blocking the InterstateWRDW-TVThousands march against police violence in Atlanta, across […]
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Serena Williams Wins Wimbledon Beating Angelique Kerber
Serena Williams Wins Wimbledon Beating Angelique Kerber
Serena Williams Wins Wimbledon Beating Angelique Kerber Serena Williams won Wimbledon and beat Angelique Kerber to do it, and in straight sets 7-5, 6-3. Williams tied Stephi Graf at 22 Grand Slam wins and has won Wimbledon seven times now. Stay tuned.
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Serena Williams Wins Wimbledon Beating Angelique Kerber Serena Williams won Wimbledon and beat Angelique Kerber to do it, and in straight sets 7-5, 6-3. Williams tied Stephi Graf at 22 Grand Slam wins and has won Wimbledon seven times now. Stay tuned.
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Atlanta chief: Officers told to stay vigilant after Dallas – Chattanooga Times Free Press
Chattanooga Times Free PressJohn Marshall, who was stuck in traffic heading home from work, gives a protester a fist bump on Marietta Street on Friday, July 8, 2016, in Atlanta. Thousands gathered in city streets to protest the recent shootings by police of black men. The group …Gunman shoots at officer near Atlanta; Suspect, south […]
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Angelique Kerber vs Serena Williams For Wimbledon Womens Singles Final Battle Of Legs
Angelique Kerber vs Serena Williams For Wimbledon Womens Singles Final Battle Of Legs
Angelique Kerber vs Serena Williams For Wimbledon Womens Singles Final Battle Of Legs In just a few hours, Angelique Kerber will seek to upset the favored Serena Williams in what I believe will be one of the most epic battles in Wimbledon history. It will be nothing less than a battle of amazing legs. And get this: it's the first time they have faced each other on grass. Stay tuned. The match airs at 9 AM EST on NBC 11. Visit our blog Zennie62.com here: http://ift.tt/1d6iMwr
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Angelique Kerber vs Serena Williams For Wimbledon Womens Singles Final Battle Of Legs In just a few hours, Angelique Kerber will seek to upset the favored Serena Williams in what I believe will be one of the most epic battles in Wimbledon history. It will be nothing less than a battle of amazing legs. And get this: it's the first time they have faced each other on grass. Stay tuned. The match airs at 9 AM EST on NBC 11. Visit our blog Zennie62.com here: http://ift.tt/1d6iMwr
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Friday, July 8, 2016
Braves overcome triple play, beat White Sox 11-8 – U.S. News & World Report
U.S. News & World ReportAtlanta Braves’ Nick Markakis left, scores on a Jeff Francoeur double while Chicago White Sox catcher Dioner Navarro (27) misses the throw during the fifth inning of a interleague baseball game Friday, July 8, 2016, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Paul Beaty …White Sox notes: Flowers returns, Frazier’s home run derby planChicago Sun-TimesATLANTA […]
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Jeff Teague thanks Atlanta for making his ‘dream come true’ – 11alive.com
11alive.comAtlanta received another thank you from a former Atlanta Hawk Friday. Jeff Teague took to Instagram to say farewell to the Hawks and Atlanta fans one day after his trade to the Indiana Pacers was approved. Teague was drafted in the first round by the …Prince held out of Hawks’ summer league openerAtlanta Journal Constitution […]
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New Las Vegas Sands NFL Oakland Raiders Stadium Site Clogs Airport Roadways
New Las Vegas Sands NFL Oakland Raiders Stadium Site Clogs Airport Roadways
New Las Vegas Sands NFL Oakland Raiders Stadium Site Clogs Airport Roadways The Las Vegas Sands Corporation announced, via the Las Vegas Review, which is owned by Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson, that it's found a potential new site for its proposed new NFL Stadium for the Oakland Raiders in Las Vegas. It's located at something that's now called The Wild West Gambling Hall and Truck Stop, which is at 3330 West Tropicana Avenue. What's interesting about what's reported to be the 'new front-runner' stadium site, is it's just three blocks away from the original Tropicana site that's so close to the Runway 19 at McCarran International Airport, and the same land parcel that caused Southwest Airlines to send a blistering letter rejecting the idea of a stadium on that site. In the letter, Southwest Airlines' Bob Montgomery wrote of a concern not just for restricting runway use, but “roadway gridlock.” From that perspective, it's hard to see how a new land site for a 65,000 seat to 80,000 seat NFL stadium will do anything to solve Southwest's roadway gridlock concern. While fans of the idea of the Raiders in Las Vegas act as if this is already a done-deal, the new site is just an idea, and Las Vegas Sands has not at all held deal-making talks to buy it. Moreover, what's not known is if Southwest will express comfort with a property that's still so close to McCarran as to certainly cause the same traffic problems feared. A look at a map shows that the basic streets and freeways that lead to McCarran from the Las Vegas Strip would hold more traffic from the operation of an NFL stadium during an event than they do today. It's hard to see Southwest approving of this new alternative. Back to the drawing board.
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New Las Vegas Sands NFL Oakland Raiders Stadium Site Clogs Airport Roadways The Las Vegas Sands Corporation announced, via the Las Vegas Review, which is owned by Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson, that it's found a potential new site for its proposed new NFL Stadium for the Oakland Raiders in Las Vegas. It's located at something that's now called The Wild West Gambling Hall and Truck Stop, which is at 3330 West Tropicana Avenue. What's interesting about what's reported to be the 'new front-runner' stadium site, is it's just three blocks away from the original Tropicana site that's so close to the Runway 19 at McCarran International Airport, and the same land parcel that caused Southwest Airlines to send a blistering letter rejecting the idea of a stadium on that site. In the letter, Southwest Airlines' Bob Montgomery wrote of a concern not just for restricting runway use, but “roadway gridlock.” From that perspective, it's hard to see how a new land site for a 65,000 seat to 80,000 seat NFL stadium will do anything to solve Southwest's roadway gridlock concern. While fans of the idea of the Raiders in Las Vegas act as if this is already a done-deal, the new site is just an idea, and Las Vegas Sands has not at all held deal-making talks to buy it. Moreover, what's not known is if Southwest will express comfort with a property that's still so close to McCarran as to certainly cause the same traffic problems feared. A look at a map shows that the basic streets and freeways that lead to McCarran from the Las Vegas Strip would hold more traffic from the operation of an NFL stadium during an event than they do today. It's hard to see Southwest approving of this new alternative. Back to the drawing board.
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