New Las Vegas Sands NFL Oakland Raiders Stadium Site Clogs Airport Roadways - Video
New Las Vegas Sands NFL Oakland Raiders Stadium Site Clogs Airport Roadways The Las Vegas Sands Corporation announced, via the Las Vegas Review, which is owned by Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson, that it's found a potential new site for its proposed new NFL Stadium for the Oakland Raiders in Las Vegas. It's located at something that's now called The Wild West Gambling Hall and Truck Stop, which is at 3330 West Tropicana Avenue. What's interesting about what's reported to be the 'new front-runner' stadium site, is it's just three blocks away from the original Tropicana site that's so close to the Runway 19 at McCarran International Airport, and the same land parcel that caused Southwest Airlines to send a blistering letter rejecting the idea of a stadium on that site. In the letter, Southwest Airlines' Bob Montgomery wrote of a concern not just for restricting runway use, but “roadway gridlock.” From that perspective, it's hard to see how a new land site for a 65,000 seat to 80,000 seat NFL stadium will do anything to solve Southwest's roadway gridlock concern. While fans of the idea of the Raiders in Las Vegas act as if this is already a done-deal, the new site is just an idea, and Las Vegas Sands has not at all held deal-making talks to buy it. Moreover, what's not known is if Southwest will express comfort with a property that's still so close to McCarran as to certainly cause the same traffic problems feared. A look at a map shows that the basic streets and freeways that lead to McCarran from the Las Vegas Strip would hold more traffic from the operation of an NFL stadium during an event than they do today. It's hard to see Southwest approving of this new alternative. Back to the drawing board.
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Friday, July 8, 2016
New Las Vegas Sands NFL Oakland Raiders Stadium Site Clogs Airport Roadways
New Las Vegas Sands NFL Oakland Raiders Stadium Site Clogs Airport Roadways - Video
New Las Vegas Sands NFL Oakland Raiders Stadium Site Clogs Airport Roadways The Las Vegas Sands Corporation announced, via the Las Vegas Review, which is owned by Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson, that it's found a potential new site for its proposed new NFL Stadium for the Oakland Raiders in Las Vegas. It's located at something that's now called The Wild West Gambling Hall and Truck Stop, which is at 3330 West Tropicana Avenue. What's interesting about what's reported to be the 'new front-runner' stadium site, is it's just three blocks away from the original Tropicana site that's so close to the Runway 19 at McCarran International Airport, and the same land parcel that caused Southwest Airlines to send a blistering letter rejecting the idea of a stadium on that site. In the letter, Southwest Airlines' Bob Montgomery wrote of a concern not just for restricting runway use, but “roadway gridlock.” From that perspective, it's hard to see how a new land site for a 65,000 seat to 80,000 seat NFL stadium will do anything to solve Southwest's roadway gridlock concern. While fans of the idea of the Raiders in Las Vegas act as if this is already a done-deal, the new site is just an idea, and Las Vegas Sands has not at all held deal-making talks to buy it. Moreover, what's not known is if Southwest will express comfort with a property that's still so close to McCarran as to certainly cause the same traffic problems feared. A look at a map shows that the basic streets and freeways that lead to McCarran from the Las Vegas Strip would hold more traffic from the operation of an NFL stadium during an event than they do today. It's hard to see Southwest approving of this new alternative. Back to the drawing board.
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New Las Vegas Sands NFL Oakland Raiders Stadium Site Clogs Airport Roadways The Las Vegas Sands Corporation announced, via the Las Vegas Review, which is owned by Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson, that it's found a potential new site for its proposed new NFL Stadium for the Oakland Raiders in Las Vegas. It's located at something that's now called The Wild West Gambling Hall and Truck Stop, which is at 3330 West Tropicana Avenue. What's interesting about what's reported to be the 'new front-runner' stadium site, is it's just three blocks away from the original Tropicana site that's so close to the Runway 19 at McCarran International Airport, and the same land parcel that caused Southwest Airlines to send a blistering letter rejecting the idea of a stadium on that site. In the letter, Southwest Airlines' Bob Montgomery wrote of a concern not just for restricting runway use, but “roadway gridlock.” From that perspective, it's hard to see how a new land site for a 65,000 seat to 80,000 seat NFL stadium will do anything to solve Southwest's roadway gridlock concern. While fans of the idea of the Raiders in Las Vegas act as if this is already a done-deal, the new site is just an idea, and Las Vegas Sands has not at all held deal-making talks to buy it. Moreover, what's not known is if Southwest will express comfort with a property that's still so close to McCarran as to certainly cause the same traffic problems feared. A look at a map shows that the basic streets and freeways that lead to McCarran from the Las Vegas Strip would hold more traffic from the operation of an NFL stadium during an event than they do today. It's hard to see Southwest approving of this new alternative. Back to the drawing board.
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Dallas Police Officers Shot By Domestic Terrorist Group - Video
Five Dallas Police Officers were shot by a group of suspected killers. They did this right during a protest of the police killing of black men. I think their actions were intended to destabilize our society. They may even have been paid to do this just to take society's focus away from the police killing of black men. They are not talking but the timing is really suspicious to me. I hope that we get to the bottom of that they did. Somehow.
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Five Dallas Police Officers were shot by a group of suspected killers. They did this right during a protest of the police killing of black men. I think their actions were intended to destabilize our society. They may even have been paid to do this just to take society's focus away from the police killing of black men. They are not talking but the timing is really suspicious to me. I hope that we get to the bottom of that they did. Somehow.
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Dallas Police Officers Shot By Domestic Terrorist Group
Dallas Police Officers Shot By Domestic Terrorist Group - Video
Five Dallas Police Officers were shot by a group of suspected killers. They did this right during a protest of the police killing of black men. I think their actions were intended to destabilize our society. They may even have been paid to do this just to take society's focus away from the police killing of black men. They are not talking but the timing is really suspicious to me. I hope that we get to the bottom of that they did. Somehow.
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Five Dallas Police Officers were shot by a group of suspected killers. They did this right during a protest of the police killing of black men. I think their actions were intended to destabilize our society. They may even have been paid to do this just to take society's focus away from the police killing of black men. They are not talking but the timing is really suspicious to me. I hope that we get to the bottom of that they did. Somehow.
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Liked on YouTube: Protests Of Black Men Killed By Police Have Changed Nothing
Protests Of Black Men Killed By Police Have Changed Nothing - Video
From Oscar Grant and the giant Oakland Riots, to Alton Sterling and Philando Castle, social media has given us a mirror to see what we did not see before: police violence toward black men. But as we have protested in the streets nothing has happened and they keep happening. The protests are just a part of the media and a way to keep viewers entertained. The problem is the folks protesting don't vote. They don't take political jobs and work to change things so we get this. Again. Vote!
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From Oscar Grant and the giant Oakland Riots, to Alton Sterling and Philando Castle, social media has given us a mirror to see what we did not see before: police violence toward black men. But as we have protested in the streets nothing has happened and they keep happening. The protests are just a part of the media and a way to keep viewers entertained. The problem is the folks protesting don't vote. They don't take political jobs and work to change things so we get this. Again. Vote!
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Protests Of Black Men Killed By Police Have Changed Nothing
Protests Of Black Men Killed By Police Have Changed Nothing - Video
From Oscar Grant and the giant Oakland Riots, to Alton Sterling and Philando Castle, social media has given us a mirror to see what we did not see before: police violence toward black men. But as we have protested in the streets nothing has happened and they keep happening. The protests are just a part of the media and a way to keep viewers entertained. The problem is the folks protesting don't vote. They don't take political jobs and work to change things so we get this. Again. Vote!
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From Oscar Grant and the giant Oakland Riots, to Alton Sterling and Philando Castle, social media has given us a mirror to see what we did not see before: police violence toward black men. But as we have protested in the streets nothing has happened and they keep happening. The protests are just a part of the media and a way to keep viewers entertained. The problem is the folks protesting don't vote. They don't take political jobs and work to change things so we get this. Again. Vote!
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Liked on YouTube: ComiXology "Comic Book All Stars" Trading Cards At Comic Con 2016 #SDCC
ComiXology "Comic Book All Stars" Trading Cards At Comic Con 2016 #SDCC - Video
ComiXology, Amazon’s premier digital comic shopping & reading platform, announced today its exclusive 2016 Comic Con International promotion giveaway: “Comic Book All Stars” collectible trading cards at Booth 2547 at SDCC. Each of the 26 cards will spotlight a photo or self-portrait by fan-favorite comic book creators like The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, Love & Rockets cartoonists Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, acclaimed Ms. Marvel writer G. Willow Wilson, and the national ambassador for young people’s literature, cartoonist Gene Yang. Each card includes a redemption code for a free title on comixology.com that has been handpicked by the spotlighted creator. The “Comic Book All Stars” collectible trading card set features the following creators: Brian Azzarello, writer: American Monster (AfterShock Comics) Brian Michael Bendis, writer: Powers (Marvel Comics) Marguerite Bennett, writer: Insexts (AfterShock Comics) Amanda Conner, artist: Painkiller Jane (PaperFilms) Katie Cook, writer/artist: My Little Pony (IDW Publishing) Kelly Sue DeConnick, writer: Bitch Planet (Image Comics) Matt Fraction, writer: Sex Criminals (Image Comics) Kieron Gillen, writer: The Wicked + The Divine (Image Comics) Simon Hanselmann, writer/artist: Megahex (Fantagraphics Books) Gilbert Hernandez, writer/artist: Love And Rockets (Fantagraphics Books) Jaime Hernandez, writer/artist: Love And Rockets (Fantagraphics Books) Jody Houser, writer: Faith (Valiant Entertainment) Robert Kirkman, writer: Outcast (Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment) Hope Larson, writer: Goldie Vance (BOOM! Studios) Tula Lotay, artist: Supreme Blue Rose (Image Comics) Jeff Lemire, writer: Descender (Image Comics) Shawn Martinbrough, artist: Thief Of Thieves (Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment) Jamie McKelvie, artist: The Wicked + The Divine (Image Comics) Mike Mignola, writer/artist: Hellboy (Dark Horse Comics) Dustin Nguyen, artist: Descender (Image Comics) Tsutomu Nihei, writer/artist: Knights Of Sidonia (Kodansha Comics) Stan Sakai, writer/artist: Usagi Yojimbo (Dark Horse Comics) Scott Snyder, writer: Batman (DC Comics) Babs Tarr, artist: Batgirl (DC Comics) G. Willow Wilson, writer: Ms. Marvel (Marvel Comics) Gene Yang, writer/artist: The New Superman (DC Comics)
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ComiXology, Amazon’s premier digital comic shopping & reading platform, announced today its exclusive 2016 Comic Con International promotion giveaway: “Comic Book All Stars” collectible trading cards at Booth 2547 at SDCC. Each of the 26 cards will spotlight a photo or self-portrait by fan-favorite comic book creators like The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, Love & Rockets cartoonists Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, acclaimed Ms. Marvel writer G. Willow Wilson, and the national ambassador for young people’s literature, cartoonist Gene Yang. Each card includes a redemption code for a free title on comixology.com that has been handpicked by the spotlighted creator. The “Comic Book All Stars” collectible trading card set features the following creators: Brian Azzarello, writer: American Monster (AfterShock Comics) Brian Michael Bendis, writer: Powers (Marvel Comics) Marguerite Bennett, writer: Insexts (AfterShock Comics) Amanda Conner, artist: Painkiller Jane (PaperFilms) Katie Cook, writer/artist: My Little Pony (IDW Publishing) Kelly Sue DeConnick, writer: Bitch Planet (Image Comics) Matt Fraction, writer: Sex Criminals (Image Comics) Kieron Gillen, writer: The Wicked + The Divine (Image Comics) Simon Hanselmann, writer/artist: Megahex (Fantagraphics Books) Gilbert Hernandez, writer/artist: Love And Rockets (Fantagraphics Books) Jaime Hernandez, writer/artist: Love And Rockets (Fantagraphics Books) Jody Houser, writer: Faith (Valiant Entertainment) Robert Kirkman, writer: Outcast (Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment) Hope Larson, writer: Goldie Vance (BOOM! Studios) Tula Lotay, artist: Supreme Blue Rose (Image Comics) Jeff Lemire, writer: Descender (Image Comics) Shawn Martinbrough, artist: Thief Of Thieves (Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment) Jamie McKelvie, artist: The Wicked + The Divine (Image Comics) Mike Mignola, writer/artist: Hellboy (Dark Horse Comics) Dustin Nguyen, artist: Descender (Image Comics) Tsutomu Nihei, writer/artist: Knights Of Sidonia (Kodansha Comics) Stan Sakai, writer/artist: Usagi Yojimbo (Dark Horse Comics) Scott Snyder, writer: Batman (DC Comics) Babs Tarr, artist: Batgirl (DC Comics) G. Willow Wilson, writer: Ms. Marvel (Marvel Comics) Gene Yang, writer/artist: The New Superman (DC Comics)
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ComiXology "Comic Book All Stars" Trading Cards At Comic Con 2016 #SDCC
ComiXology "Comic Book All Stars" Trading Cards At Comic Con 2016 #SDCC - Video
ComiXology, Amazon’s premier digital comic shopping & reading platform, announced today its exclusive 2016 Comic Con International promotion giveaway: “Comic Book All Stars” collectible trading cards at Booth 2547 at SDCC. Each of the 26 cards will spotlight a photo or self-portrait by fan-favorite comic book creators like The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, Love & Rockets cartoonists Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, acclaimed Ms. Marvel writer G. Willow Wilson, and the national ambassador for young people’s literature, cartoonist Gene Yang. Each card includes a redemption code for a free title on comixology.com that has been handpicked by the spotlighted creator. The “Comic Book All Stars” collectible trading card set features the following creators: Brian Azzarello, writer: American Monster (AfterShock Comics) Brian Michael Bendis, writer: Powers (Marvel Comics) Marguerite Bennett, writer: Insexts (AfterShock Comics) Amanda Conner, artist: Painkiller Jane (PaperFilms) Katie Cook, writer/artist: My Little Pony (IDW Publishing) Kelly Sue DeConnick, writer: Bitch Planet (Image Comics) Matt Fraction, writer: Sex Criminals (Image Comics) Kieron Gillen, writer: The Wicked + The Divine (Image Comics) Simon Hanselmann, writer/artist: Megahex (Fantagraphics Books) Gilbert Hernandez, writer/artist: Love And Rockets (Fantagraphics Books) Jaime Hernandez, writer/artist: Love And Rockets (Fantagraphics Books) Jody Houser, writer: Faith (Valiant Entertainment) Robert Kirkman, writer: Outcast (Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment) Hope Larson, writer: Goldie Vance (BOOM! Studios) Tula Lotay, artist: Supreme Blue Rose (Image Comics) Jeff Lemire, writer: Descender (Image Comics) Shawn Martinbrough, artist: Thief Of Thieves (Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment) Jamie McKelvie, artist: The Wicked + The Divine (Image Comics) Mike Mignola, writer/artist: Hellboy (Dark Horse Comics) Dustin Nguyen, artist: Descender (Image Comics) Tsutomu Nihei, writer/artist: Knights Of Sidonia (Kodansha Comics) Stan Sakai, writer/artist: Usagi Yojimbo (Dark Horse Comics) Scott Snyder, writer: Batman (DC Comics) Babs Tarr, artist: Batgirl (DC Comics) G. Willow Wilson, writer: Ms. Marvel (Marvel Comics) Gene Yang, writer/artist: The New Superman (DC Comics)
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ComiXology, Amazon’s premier digital comic shopping & reading platform, announced today its exclusive 2016 Comic Con International promotion giveaway: “Comic Book All Stars” collectible trading cards at Booth 2547 at SDCC. Each of the 26 cards will spotlight a photo or self-portrait by fan-favorite comic book creators like The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, Love & Rockets cartoonists Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, acclaimed Ms. Marvel writer G. Willow Wilson, and the national ambassador for young people’s literature, cartoonist Gene Yang. Each card includes a redemption code for a free title on comixology.com that has been handpicked by the spotlighted creator. The “Comic Book All Stars” collectible trading card set features the following creators: Brian Azzarello, writer: American Monster (AfterShock Comics) Brian Michael Bendis, writer: Powers (Marvel Comics) Marguerite Bennett, writer: Insexts (AfterShock Comics) Amanda Conner, artist: Painkiller Jane (PaperFilms) Katie Cook, writer/artist: My Little Pony (IDW Publishing) Kelly Sue DeConnick, writer: Bitch Planet (Image Comics) Matt Fraction, writer: Sex Criminals (Image Comics) Kieron Gillen, writer: The Wicked + The Divine (Image Comics) Simon Hanselmann, writer/artist: Megahex (Fantagraphics Books) Gilbert Hernandez, writer/artist: Love And Rockets (Fantagraphics Books) Jaime Hernandez, writer/artist: Love And Rockets (Fantagraphics Books) Jody Houser, writer: Faith (Valiant Entertainment) Robert Kirkman, writer: Outcast (Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment) Hope Larson, writer: Goldie Vance (BOOM! Studios) Tula Lotay, artist: Supreme Blue Rose (Image Comics) Jeff Lemire, writer: Descender (Image Comics) Shawn Martinbrough, artist: Thief Of Thieves (Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment) Jamie McKelvie, artist: The Wicked + The Divine (Image Comics) Mike Mignola, writer/artist: Hellboy (Dark Horse Comics) Dustin Nguyen, artist: Descender (Image Comics) Tsutomu Nihei, writer/artist: Knights Of Sidonia (Kodansha Comics) Stan Sakai, writer/artist: Usagi Yojimbo (Dark Horse Comics) Scott Snyder, writer: Batman (DC Comics) Babs Tarr, artist: Batgirl (DC Comics) G. Willow Wilson, writer: Ms. Marvel (Marvel Comics) Gene Yang, writer/artist: The New Superman (DC Comics)
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