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Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin accepted late-night TV host David Letterman's apology over a sexually charged joke about her teenage daughter, but it was not enough to stop a protest outside the comedian's studio on Tuesday.
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Letterman certainly has the right to 'joke' :bully:
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Antigua and Barbuda has been in a battle with the US over what they believed was illegal activity by the US government. Now it appears that Antigua may have legal problems of their own when it comes to Internet gambling.
The director of the Financial Services Regulatory Commission has been suspended from his job indefinitely for his relationship with Allen Stanford, a finance tycoon who recently has been exposed for his shady practices.
Antigua has already won a battle with the US through the World Trade Organization. They have been attempting to receive the back money owed to them from the US, but the attempts have fallen short.
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Wow!That's a great news that new zealanders are also doing gambling in much proportion as the director of the Financial Services Regulatory Commission has been suspended from his job indefinitely for his relationship with Allen Stanford, a finance tycoon who recently has been exposed for his shady practices.
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Manne wrote:
Harrah’s owns the World Series of Poker....and the most vocal supporter of Internet gambling in recent months....
Read more: Harrah’s can gain from online gambling
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Yes Harrah's could gain much from internet gambling as they owns the World Series of Poker and are the most vocal supporter of Internet gambling in recent months.
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The Bill, which would not only legalize Internet gambling, but also lay the framework for regulation of the industry, has been steadily gaining support over the past few months. The Gambling Bill now has thirty-four co-sponsors, with eight being added in the past two weeks........
Read more: Online Gambling Bill Gains Momentum
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Read more: Online Gambling Bill Gains Momentum
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Christopher Kelly, a former adviser and chief fundraiser for former Gov. Rod Blagojevich, was sentenced to 37 months in prison today on federal tax fraud charges for concealing his use of corporate funds to cover gambling debts.
Kelly had faced up to 4 years in prison. He pleaded guilty to the charges in January, admitting he underreported his roofing company's profits by nearly $500,000 from 2001 through 2005.
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Kelly had faced up to 4 years in prison. He pleaded guilty to the charges in January, admitting he underreported his roofing company's profits by nearly $500,000 from 2001 through 2005.
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Interactive Media Entertainment & Gaming Association (iMEGA) and the US Department of Justice (US DoJ), as part of a court challenge by iMEGA against the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA). Arguments will be heard on July 7th at 10:00 am, at the US Courthouse In Philadelphia, PA.....
Read more: iMEGA against the UIGEA
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Read more: iMEGA against the UIGEA
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Manne wrote:
Christopher Kelly, a former adviser and chief fundraiser for former Gov. Rod Blagojevich, was sentenced to 37 months in prison today on federal tax fraud charges for concealing his use of corporate funds to cover gambling debts.
Kelly had faced up to 4 years in prison. He pleaded guilty to the charges in January, admitting he underreported his roofing company's profits by nearly $500,000 from 2001 through 2005.
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That's good news!! (I never liked him)
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Budget airline Ryanair has resurrected plans for an in-flight online gambling system.
Announcing the new plans this week, a Ryanair spokesman told the Wall Street Journal: *Ryanair's onboard gaming systems are still in the development-and-research phase with the focus on launching the service in three to five years.*
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Announcing the new plans this week, a Ryanair spokesman told the Wall Street Journal: *Ryanair's onboard gaming systems are still in the development-and-research phase with the focus on launching the service in three to five years.*
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Italy’s online gambling market is beginning to look much more solid, with licensing and taxation becoming more transparent, the product offering better, and much less concern over the country’s already large bureaucratic interference in the industry's everyday operations.
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Manne wrote:
The Bill, which would not only legalize Internet gambling, but also lay the framework for regulation of the industry, has been steadily gaining support over the past few months. The Gambling Bill now has thirty-four co-sponsors, with eight being added in the past two weeks........
Read more: Online Gambling Bill Gains Momentum
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People have a right to gaming in their homes, and the federal government doesn’t have a right to enforce against that.
It's just my opinion!
It's just my opinion!
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Chemist_1 wrote:
I like it. It looks good.
Yeah i like it .. it looks very professional, that's for sure... it has an err of ....awesomeness
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Im here because I saw a private game listed a Bodog and thought Id come and check out the forum. I play poker most days for about 6 hr on different sites. Absolute most Merge sites Bodog Cake network are my favorites Fulltilt and Pokerstars are my least favorite site even though I do play on them sometimes. I live in Florida am out of work right now and hope to subsidize income with poker.
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Not really new but I don't think I did a HELLO and new blog😄
Hello from Canada:dance:
Hello from Canada:dance:
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Vex444 wrote:
Im here because I saw a private game listed a Bodog and thought Id come and check out the forum. I play poker most days for about 6 hr on different sites. Absolute most Merge sites Bodog Cake network are my favorites Fulltilt and Pokerstars are my least favorite site even though I do play on them sometimes. I live in Florida am out of work right now and hope to subsidize income with poker.
Welcome and good luck with you poker cards 😁
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Not really new but I don't think I did a HELLO and new blog😄
Hello from Canada:dance:
Hello and welcome Canada 😁
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The Massachusetts Treasurer told a gathering of accountants to expect lawmakers to pass some sort of legal gambling bill in the next session. Tim Cahill said in a speech to the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants that he *will be shocked* if the legislature doesn't vote to expand gambling in the next fiscal year.
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The legislation has now been delayed thanks to the more pressing issues the Committee is dealing with. It appears now, according to the Poker Players Alliance, that the Bill will not be discussed until September at the earliest.....
Read more: Barney Frank’s Anti UIGEA Bill Delayed
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Read more: Barney Frank’s Anti UIGEA Bill Delayed
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The legislation has now been delayed thanks to the more pressing issues the Committee is dealing with. It appears now, according to the Poker Players Alliance, that the Bill will not be discussed until September at the earliest.....
Read more: Barney Frank’s Anti UIGEA Bill Delayed
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The industry has high hopes for HR2267.
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David_1 wrote:
The industry has high hopes for HR2267.
The legislation has now been delayed thanks to the more pressing issues the Committee is dealing with. It appears now, according to the Poker Players Alliance, that the Bill will not be discussed until September at the earliest.But I think it will be in August the earliest.But if you have written then it would be ok.
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The Racing Board's survey found that 177 000 people or 5.7 percent of New Zealanders, are gambling on international websites, overseas lotteries and sports books. They are spending NZ$2.1 billion a year, or just under $40 million a week wagering online.
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