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November 12, 2005
Taking the cell phone craze to a whole new level, a woman was accused Friday of robbing four banks in suburbs around the District of Columbia - while talking on her cell phone. Authorities say the woman, casually dressed with dark sunglasses and cellular phone to her ear, walked up to the tell counter at each of the banks, showed the teller a handgun hidden in her purse and demanded money.
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October 21, 2005
Topics theater, chicago, alcohol, premiere, ipod, funny, entertainment, mall, huge, smoking, teens, computer, club, video, united, business, internet and world
Chicago Comedy Company (C3) announces the world premiere of a new clean content, multimedia, interactive improvisational comedy theater, the first in the United States. The newly built C3 club is located at Streets of Woodfield Mall, and has developed a unique concept in entertainment for families, adults, and teens.
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October 16, 2005
Topics bar, restaurants, vegas, satellite, magazines, casino, hollywood, sports, strip, magazine, video, television, california, web and restaurant
Hustler Magazine Publisher Larry Flynt announces Sunday his plans today for a chain of casual themed restaurants; Hustler Bar and Grille. Las Vegas may soon become home to the first Hustler Bar and Grille. The company is currently seeking a location on the Las Vegas strip. "We've invited hoteliers and developers to contact us with possible locations" says Brad Saltzman, Hustler Bar and Grille's President.
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October 11, 2005
Topics cartoon, people, crying, images, adult, alone, happy, war, video, united, tv, baby, dead, office, money and carpet
The Smurf village is blown to smithereens with Smurfette left for dead. Also suffering is Baby Smurf orphaned and left crying alone as the Smurf's once happy village is carpet-bombed by warplanes. True this horrific scene and imagery is not normally associated with the lovable blue-skinned cartoon characters. They are, however, images being shown as part of a new UNICEF ad-campaign on Belgian television.
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October 11, 2005
Topics games, family, blind, play, game, chip, bet, clubs, texas, video, television and poker
In the Dodds family, traditional board games have gone the way of the dinosaur, and been replaced with one of the hottest new trends: Poker. Once the activity of smoky, back-door clubs and casinos, family participation requires some easy-to-use new inventions, including the DB Dealer, which combines the game's dealer button -- an oversized, round chip marker that denotes which player bets last, the most advantageous betting position -- and the blind timer, an alarm that marks a minimum bet increase, called a blind.
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