Home Cookin': Cavs even series with
Celtics
LeBron James scored 21 points and dished out 13 assists as the
Cleveland Cavaliers pulled away down the stretch to beat the Boston
Celtics, 88-77, evening their Eastern Conference semifinal series
after four games.
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Zambrano shines again as Cubs
club Padres
Alfonso Soriano went 2-for-5 with a double and a two-run homer,
part of an electric offensive outing that saw the Chicago Cubs
cruise past the San Diego Padres, 12-3, in the opener of a
four-game set at Wrigley Field.
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Additions and subtractions continue as the
field for this year's Preakness Stakes takes shape.
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Coca-Cola 600 Preview
The next event on the Sprint Cup Series schedule is the Coca-Cola 600 at
Lowes Motor Speedway on May 25. Check back later for a complete race
preview.
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Prohibition
on Internet Gambling a Failure safeandsecureig.org -
April 2, 2008
Treasury Department and Financial Service Companies Call
Proposed Rules Unworkable
(Washington, D.C. April 2, 2008) Expert testimony to
Congress today offered further evidence that the ban on
Internet gambling wont work. Witnesses unanimously agreed
that U.S. financial service companies would face serious
regulatory burdens in attempting to enforce the Unlawful
Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 (UIGEA),a law that
is not likely to stop millions of Americans from gambling
online.
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South Africa:
Ride the Gambling Current
(Online Casino Reports -
Mar 24, 20080
As the World struggles with online gambling, South Africa
shows its face and yells out "Legalize it!" Has this distant
country really found the solution for our growing obsession
with online gambling?
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Antigua
Threatens to OK Piracy if U.S. Ignores Gambling Dispute
Authored by Mark Hefflinger on March 19, 2008 - 10:57am.
Los Angeles - The government of Antigua is threatening to
legalize piracy of U.S. music and movies -- with World Trade
Organization approval -- should the U.S. fail to end a running
dispute over the legality of Internet gambling, Variety
reports.
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Court
Grants iMEGA Standing to Challenge Flawed Online Gaming Law
(Washington, DC March 6, 2008) The Interactive Media
Entertainment & Gaming Association
Federal Judge
Questions Key Provisions of Law Used by Federal Government
that Limits Personal Rights
The Interactive
Media Entertainment & Gaming Association (iMEGA) today
applauded the decision by Judge Mary L. Cooper, of the U.S.
District Court for the District of New Jersey, granting iMEGA
the standing to pursue a challenge of the Unlawful Internet
Gambling Enforcement Act,
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Online gambling draws opposition By: Aoife McCarthy
A skilled poker player knows how to read his opponent and when to fold to cut his losses. So when scores of poker players ascended on Washington last month to push for legalizing online gambling, their opponents took notice. Full Story
Internet Gaming Rules Face Long Odds
Tuesday, March 4,
2008 By Cindy Skrzycki
It's not easy making rules for a U.S. law intended to deter
illegal Internet gambling by choking off the flow of funds to
offshore sites. That's because no one seems to agree on what
the law covers.
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Radley Balko Defends Online Gambling Radley Balko testifies before Congress on online gambling. Rep. Ron Paul introduces Balko, who urges the government to repeal the Unlawful Internet Gaming Act that banned online poker and other gaming. Watch
Senator Frist and the Online Gambling Ban Watch "Mr. Bill Goes to Washington")
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Radley Balko Defends Online Gambling