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Tampa/ St. Pete attractions? Anything cool to do? Dining, clubs, shoppes?

14 May

I am visiting a friend down here (Bradenton) for a few days, and I needed ideas on where to go and have some fun in the area! I am from Ohio, and the internet searching doesnt seem to be getting me very far. Any cool daytime activites? Any quirky shoppes to get some cool things for myself and some neat souveneirs? I need some awesome nightclub suggestions. I wanna go dancing! Just anything cool, especially b/c its raining right now…

Thanks a bunch!

 
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Any ideas on a cool yet safe place to rent party space for 100 teenagers?

11 May

I’m gonna be throwing a birthday party for an 18 year old and about 100 of her friends in Tampa, FL. I could use some ideas on where to have a fun party. If you are a teenager, what is the ideal place to have a party?

 
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Where is a cool place to vacation?

07 Apr

I have 2 days to take a trip. I live in Tampa Florida. I want to go on either coast, someplace isolated and natural, with a beach. Thanks you

 
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What are some cool things to do while in the lakeland-tampa area?

02 Apr

I am going to Florida for vacation and I just want to have some ideas on fun activities.

 
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HNIC in HD on the NHL Network in the US. Cool, eh?

12 Mar

HNIC will air in the US on the NHL Network… Unlike Center ICE in the US, these games will be in Hi-Def!

This is the best news of this early season for those of y’all in the States.

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Hockey Night in Canada, the creme de la creme of hockey on TV and a treasure of this sport, will air this season not only on the great CBC, but the NHL Network as well in America. Any of you who are fortunate enough to know the joy of watching this incredible broadcast know, and to all others you are in for a treat! A true treat.

Hockey Night in Canada is Sports on TV’s version of Art.

Every Saturday night, NHL Network will not only broadcast
the live Hockey Night In Canada double-header, but also the CBC pre-game show Scotiabank Hockey Tonight and post-game show After Hours.

And yes of course, the best few minutes in all of hockey punditry…Don Cherry’s “Coach’s Corner.”

Regular-season coverage on NHL Network gets underway in the U.S. on Saturday, Oct. 4 when the New York Rangers take on the Tampa Bay Lightning in Prague, Czech Republic and the Ottawa Senators and Pittsburgh Penguins meet in Stockholm, Sweden, in the Bridgestone NHL Premiere 2008™.

Additional highlights for the 2008-09 NHL broadcast schedule include:
Live NHL games every Saturday night throughout the season 26 double-headers and 1 triple-header 17 Wednesday-night games featuring TSN’s broadcast of Wednesday Night Hockey
5 games featuring the Stanley Cup champion Detroit Red Wings
7 games featuring the Pittsburgh Penguins and Sidney Crosby
2 games featuring the Washington Capitals and last season’s Hart Trophy winner Alex Ovechkin
5 original NHL Network game productions

“NHL Network is an important platform in super-serving our fans with
the hockey content they demand, 24 hours a day,” said John Shannon, NHL Executive Vice President of Broadcasting and Programming. “With top-quality production of marquee match-ups on a consistent schedule, in addition to new original programming, NHL Network is creating appointment television for hockey fans nationwide.”

NHL Network is the first 24-hour network dedicated to the National
Hockey League with unprecedented access to the most comprehensive hockey coverage both on and off the ice. In addition to live NHL games, NHL Network will broadcast live college hockey and the Memorial Cup. The network also airs post-game press conferences, special event programming on-location from NHL events such as NHL Winter Classic™, NHL All-Star weekend, NHL Entry Draft and the Stanley Cup™ Final and its signature daily live highlight show – NHL on the Fly – which airs nightly throughout the hockey season.

NHL Network is now accessible to more than 80 million homes through
all of its carriage arrangements, including those with Cablevision, Charter Communications, Comcast, Cox Communications, DIRECTV, DISH Network® and Time Warner Cable. NHL Network launched in the U.S in October of 2007 and in Canada in 2001. This is the second season NHL Network will broadcast live NHL games in the U.S.

 
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