We thought Madden would die in the booth
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John Madden, the most honored broadcaster in TV history, will retire, according to this MSNBC.com story.
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Listen to Nielsen’s guitar playing on yet-to-be-released video game
Add comment April 16th, 2009
Check out a sample of the atmospheric guitar riffs that Rick Nielsen of Rockford, Cheap Trick’s guitarist, created for The Conduit videogame to be released in June for play on the Wii. It’s spacey cool.
Just so you know, CherryVale owned by CBL & Associates Properties Inc.
Add comment April 16th, 2009
Chicago-based General Growth Properties Inc., the nation’s second-largest mall operator that owns or operates six major shopping centers in the Chicago area, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection early today, the Chicago Tribune reports.
Just so you know, that’s not the company that owns CherryVale Mall in Cherry Valley. CBL & Associates Properties Inc. owns CherryVale.
General Growth said it “intends to continue operating all of its shopping centers during the bankruptcy process. Those include Lincolnshire Commons in Lincolnshire, Northbrook Court in Northbrook, Oakbrook Center in Oak Brook, Spring Hill Mall in West Dundee and Water Tower Place on the Magnificent Mile. It also manages Golf Mill Shopping Center in Niles.”
