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Heard It On the River, February 13th, 2007 (by Rudi Schiffer)
Published : February 15, 2007 | Author : admin | Views : 300 | Unrated
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 George Stadler is the new GM at Sam’s Town taking over for Ted Bogich who was promoted to Boyd Gaming’s Blue Chip Casino in Indiana for the good job he did in Tunica. Stadler comes with local market knowledge from working at Casino Aztar in Caruthersville and he also put in a stint in Laughlin, Nevada. For football fans, George is an Ol' Miss supporter and has one daughter still in school there and another just graduated. Personable and easily met, Stadler says right now his job is to continue the success that Sam’s Town has enjoyed for the past year.
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Heard It On the River, January 15th, 2007 (by Rudi Schiffer)
Published : February 15, 2007 | Author : admin | Views : 343 | Unrated
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| Amidst the bills and junk mail that plague our mailbox I spotted a classy looking white envelope and on closer examination, the name Donald Trump popped out like a flash bulb from the return address. 'The Donald', sending me an invitation. Wow. Did he want to fire me on his show, hire me as a communications consultant for his casinos, or maybe it was an invitation to buy a condo in Trump Tower, only for the rich and famous of course, or just a simple thing like covering the grand opening of one his fab properties somewhere.
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Heard It On the River, December 29th, 2006 (by Rudi Schiffer)
Published : February 15, 2007 | Author : admin | Views : 297 | Unrated
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| As we move into the New Year, we took a moment to look at the progress of the Tunica Convention & Visitors Bureau in 2006 under the aggressive leadership of Webster Franklin; the accomplishments of the CVB were nothing less than phenomenal. Check it out at http://jackpotmagazine.com/ after January 5th, 2007.
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The year 2006 brought the computer world a new form factor, this was the Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC). The idea behind this venture backed by Microsoft was to create a computing experience that anyone could carry around with them and access at any time. Weighing in at just around 2 lbs. and with a seven inch screen it was going to make life a bit more portable. |
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