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Online Casino News for Tuesday - February 17, 2004

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The Boss' biggest diabolical trade - 2004-02-17
Red Sox owner John Henry just came in from an office at Fenway Park and witnessed his shadow. That should be great for a minimum of six additional months of winter in New England.

He's the guy situated at a blackjack table holding 18 and telling everyone "hit me", when the cards come around. That he happened to draw the card the Red Sox so eagerly wanted only made it all the more satisfying. It's not just the hottest trade in baseball since Boston put Babe Ruth on the train to New York; it's also The Boss' most diabolical in history.
Read the full story at San Francisco Chronicle
 
Airport masses annoy travelers - 2004-02-17
On Monday, a sea of annoyed travelers unwittingly discovered a new contender for life's least-wanted crown: attempting to depart Las Vegas following a busy weekend.

Others had other solutions in mind, such as Chicago resident Steve Degodny, who yelled to anyone within earshot that McCarran officials ought to "set up a blackjack table" to assist passengers to spend their time better.
Read the full story at Las Vegas Review Journal
 







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