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Monday November 23, 2009
GLOBAL GAMING EXPO IN LAS VEGAS
A Gay Kingman and Ernie Stevens Jr at Global Gaming Expo. November 19, 2009. Photos Indianz.com
A. Gay Kingman and Ernie Stevens, Jr., at Indian gaming keynote. Photos © Indianz
• Goodbye Vegas! Safe travels to everyone.
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