Friend of Michelle Young recounts conversations about money, gambling

The therapist said Michelle Young told her that someone had forced himself upon her sexually during college, and though she had been able to have intimacy with other boyfriends since then, her sexual experiences with her husband lacked intimacy.

Michelle Young cried often during that session, the therapist said, echoing an observation that Linda Fisher, the mother of Michelle Young noted a month before her death.

I distinctively remember that I was downstairs, and she had her head in my lap, and I was stroking her hair, Fisher said today during the retrial of Young. I just felt like she was totally void of life.

Jason Young is accused of killing his wife in the early...


Filed under: Gambling — Tags: — Admin @ February 22, 2012 7:34 am

As others see it: Gambling revenue not same as taxes

Published February 10, 2012, 12:00 AM

As others see it: Gambling revenue not same as taxes
As Minnesota’s Legislature ponders the intricacies of getting a new stadium for the Minnesota Vikings built, and how to pay for it, the issue of increasing gambling revenues keeps coming up.

By:

The Journal of New Ulm, Worthington Daily Globe


Filed under: Gambling — Tags: — Admin @ February 21, 2012 8:53 pm

Sandusky prosecutors object to relaxing bail

Sandusky prosecutors object to relaxing bail
by USA Today Feed on Feb. 07, 2012, under USA Today News


Filed under: Relaxing — Tags: — Admin @ 5:38 pm

Gambling’s move online likely to cost tribes

WASHINGTON — Indian tribes that have made billions of dollars from legalized gambling stand the most to lose as gaming migrates to the Internet, experts told Congress on Thursday.

So much so, some said, that lawmakers should consider forms of protection for tribes, perhaps even compensation for lost revenue they have come to count on to sustain themselves and provide services on their reservations.

The discussion before the Senate Indian Affairs Committee shed light on an emerging issue as Congress and states consider legalizing and regulating online poker. Indian tribes brought in $26.48 billion from brick and mortar casinos and bingo halls in 2009.

Many tribes...


Filed under: Gambling — Tags: — Admin @ February 20, 2012 3:57 am

GiGse Announces ‘Start-up Launchpad’ at the iGaming Conference in San Francisco

Partners with NVPR to help produce and promote event

San Francisco (PRWEB) February 10, 2012

GiGse announced today the addition of Start-Up Launchpad at the iGaming conference to be held in San Francisco, CA, on April 24th-26th, 2012. The event aims to spotlight innovative and disruptive start-ups that blend the very best from the worlds of gambling and social gaming.The 12th Global iGaming Summit amp; Expo (GiGse) will also explore how the gambling industry can better prepare itself for the emergence of the regulated iGaming developments in North America.

The recent $500 million acquisition of social game developer DoubleDown Interactive and its flagship title DoubleDown...


Filed under: Gambling — Tags: — Admin @ 2:22 am

Broad coalition presses for casino gambling in Ky.

(AP) FRANKFORT, Ky. — A coalition of business, labor and education groups pressed state lawmakers Thursday to approve a constitutional amendment that, if ratified by voters, would legalize casinos in Kentucky.

We have a very simple goal — let the people decide how to handle this issue of casino gaming, said David Adkisson, president of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. Year after year, our members overwhelmingly support expanded gaming and the citizens right to vote. We believe it is time to finally put the issue on the ballot.

Despite a long history of wagering on horse races, Kentuckys constitution frowns on casino-style gambling. And, in the Bible-belt state, many...


Filed under: Gambling — Tags: — Admin @ February 19, 2012 5:30 am

The Church should rehabilitate dodgy vicars who do scam marriages – they’re …

Sham weddings are evidently a nice little earner for unscrupulous vicars who feel the need to supplement their meagre stipends.

The Rev Canon Dr John Magumba of Bolton has just been jailed for conducting bogus weddings between East Europeans and Nigerians, so that they can settle in Britain.

This was in the Diocese of Manchester. Meanwhile, just down the road from where Im writing this in Sussex, in the Diocese of Chichester, Rev Alex Brown was jailed in 2010 for running up a spectacular total of some 360 dodgy, immigration marriages over four years.

Theres evidently a bit of a North/South divide in the going rate for a bent marriage licence. Rev Brown was charging around...


Filed under: Marriages — Tags: — Admin @ 3:42 am

FLEX fitness center employees promoted

FLEX Family Fitness recently announced promotions for employees (from left) Adam Vera, Jennifer Turin and Denise Lairson. / Submitted photo


Filed under: Fitness — Tags: — Admin @ 2:59 am

Why did President Obama double up on ‘double down’?

Why did President Obama double up on double down?

The Monitors language columnist takes issue with President Obamas use of a gambling idiom in his State of the Union message.

By

Ruth Walker /
February 10, 2012


Filed under: Gambling — Tags: — Admin @ 12:16 am

Arts Outreach announces program

 Enrollment is now open for the Arts Outreach Arts Academy with
classes for both students and adults set to begin this month. 

The purpose of the Arts Outreach Arts Academy is to provide art
instruction to the community in a semi-private setting in six-week
block sessions.

A varied selection of artistic mediums, from painting to baking,
will be offered throughout the year.

The focus of the Academy’s inaugural sessions will be on drawing
and painting. In “The Art of Seeing,” students will develop a range
of basic art skills, and be encouraged to find creative solutions
for a wide range of different types of projects. Emphasis...


Filed under: Arts — Tags: — Admin @ February 18, 2012 12:51 pm
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