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Coronavirus Fears: The Golden State Warriors To Play Home Games Without Fans For Foreseeable Future

Posted by ChasinDatPaper on March 11, 2020 at 1:18pm

The Golden State Warriors are planning to play home games without fans for the foreseeable future in observance of the San Francisco Health Office's order prohibiting events of 1,000 people or more from assembling, a source told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski on Wednesday.

The Warriors host the Brooklyn Nets on Thursday then go on a two-week road trip before starting a four-game homestand March 25.

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Conor McGregor sends message to Dana White, Ariel Helwani Joins ESPN, will host new show with Chael Sonnen (Video)

Posted by ChasinDatPaper on May 18, 2018 at 9:46am

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Rio de Janeiro chosen to host 2016 Summer Olympics

Posted by ChasinDatPaper on October 2, 2009 at 2:30pm

L.A. Times Reports Reporting from Washington - Rio de Janeiro has won the right to host the 2016 Summer Olympics, a decision that will set the games in South America for the first time. "In every competition, there can only be one winner," said Jacques Rogge, president of the International Olympic Committee. Today's announcement dashes the hopes of U.S. boosters -- President Obama chief among them -- who had put their reputations on the line to help win the games for Chicago. Word came from the IOC as the president and the first lady headed back to Washington, hours after making a last-minute appeal in Copenhagen for their hometown. Their rival in the campaign, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, asked the Olympic panel to choose a country that has never gotten to host the Games. "The opportunity now is to expand the Games to new continents," Lula told the panel in his presentation. "Light the caldron in a tropical country, in the most beautiful of cities. Send a powerful message to the world that the Olympic Games belong to all people, all continents, and to all humanity." Chicago's elimination was one of the more shocking defeats in IOC voting history. The city had long been viewed as a front-runner. But the emotional appeals from Obama and his wife, Michelle fell on deaf ears in the European-dominated IOC. The IOC's last two experiences in the United States were marred by controversy: The 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics were sullied by a bribery scandal and logistical problems, and a bombing marred the 1996 Games in Atlanta. U.S. officials in Copenhagen did not immediately comment, and the word was greeted with stunned confusion and disappointment in Chicago, where thousands had gathered in Daley Plaza to hear the news. In the final days of the campaign, Chicago's bid appeared to be gathering both momentum and clout. As it made its way to Copenhagen, the city's delegation picked up travelers from the U.S. Senate and the Obama Cabinet. When Obama himself decided to go, it seemed like the wind was behind the U.S. bid. No one has better vote-counters than the president, and political wisdom held that he wouldn't stick his neck out if there weren't a very good chance of a win. In the wake of the announcement today, though, his top aides were at a loss for answers. "I'm sure there will be quite a bit of postmortems done on this," said David Axelrod, the president's senior political advisor, appearing on CNN, calling himself too "engrossed" in fathoming the politics of Washington to get involved in the politics in Copenhagen.

Megan Fox to host 'Saturday Night Live.' Will she be funny?

Posted by ChasinDatPaper on August 27, 2009 at 8:30am

LATimes Reports "Saturday Night Live" is about to get foxier. "Transformers" hottie Megan Fox will host the season premiere of "Saturday Night Live" on Sept. 26, reports Life&Style.com. And it's also the iconic pop culture comedy show's 35th season. Will this pretty face prove herself a comedic force? We think so. If nothing else, it will definitely make people want to see her teen horror comedy, "Jennifer's Body," that will already be in theaters. It opens Sept. 18. It's also being reported that she is filming a digital short with "SNL" star Andy Samberg.

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Coronavirus Fears: The Golden State Warriors To Play Home Games Without Fans For Foreseeable Future

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Rio de Janeiro chosen to host 2016 Summer Olympics

Megan Fox to host 'Saturday Night Live.' Will she be funny?

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