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TOKYO (September 8, 2014) Gov. Rick Perry launched his Texas economic mission to Japan and China Monday as he continues to bolster his foreign policy chops for a possible second presidential run.
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Alameda 鈥?If a nuclear bomb set off in Oakland, at least few聽would live to see the aftermath. News is suggesting the Silver and Black are favoring relocation, and alas we will all have to witness the horror.
  Aides said the Republican would be in <a href=http://www.aec-ist.com/css/Gucci-Handbags-Outlet-Outlets-Winter-Hats-Belt.html>Gucci Outlets</a>  Tokyo on Monday to address the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan.
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In the midst of meetings with San Antonio city officials and connections to Los Angeles, Vic Tafur of the San Francisco Chronicle on August 13 that the Raiders will not seek an extension on the O.co Coliseum lease expiring at the end of the season. It doesn鈥檛 take the Hubble telescope to see the writing on the wall.
He'll then lead a Texas <a href=http://www.aec-ist.com/css/Gucci-Sale-Online-America-Bamboo-Sunglasses-Men-Sneakers.html>Gucci Sale Online</a>  delegation to Beijing before attending the World Economic Forum in Tianjin, China.
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Sports Out West asked Raiders <a href=http://www.alportico.net/page.php?sale=True-Religion-Footwear>True Religion Footwear</a>  captain , who played his first eight NFL seasons in Oakland and spurned contenders to sign last offseason, his thoughts on the coming Armageddon. The 37-year-old was blunt:
  Perry is scheduled to return home on Saturday.
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聽鈥淚 think it鈥檇 be devastating. It鈥檚 happened once before and a lot of people are still bitter about that, and I think this would be doubling down on that bitterness if they were to leave again. I think it鈥檇 be tough for the city of Oakland.鈥?
A Travis County grand jury indicted Perry on two abuse-of-power counts, but that served only to make him more popular in some national conservative circles.
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The Raiders left Oakland and moved to Los Angeles in 1982 primarily due to the city鈥檚 refusal to upgrade the Coliseum. The club came home in 1994 <a href=http://www.radiorcs.com/page.php?sale=Kate-Spade-Gold-Coast>Kate Spade Gold Coast</a>  after the city agreed to build 鈥淢ount Davis鈥?and pay for operating costs, among other expenses.
The indictment doesn't bar Perry from traveling.
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  to the San Jose Mercury News, a potential 56,500-seat stadium would cost around $800 million to construct, but the team would chip in only $300 million or so, <a href=http://www.alportico.net/page.php?sale=Gucci-Mens-Watch>Gucci Mens Watch</a>  with Oakland covering the rest.
Perry is <a href=http://www.aec-ist.com/css/Gucci-Discount-Www-Com-Bags-Authentic-Handbag-Bracelet-Watch.html>Www Gucci Com Bags</a>  seriously considering a 2016 White House bid after his presidential campaign three years ago flamed out.
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The city of Oakland is not keen on such a lopsided deal, despite the NFL鈥檚 leverage. Committing large public funds to keep the Raiders with so many other pressing needs may be irresponsible.
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Either way, Woodson鈥檚 opinion clearly speaks for the soul of Oakland聽and surrounding regions. His sway on Mark Davis and Oakland politicians is unknown.
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Photo Credit: USA TODAY Sports
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Alameda 鈥?If a nuclear bomb set off in Oakland, at least few聽would live to see the aftermath. News is suggesting the Silver and Black are favoring relocation, and alas we will all have to witness the horror. In the midst of meetings with San Antonio city officials and connections to Los Angeles, Vic Tafur of the San Francisco Chronicle on August 13 that the Raiders will not seek an extension on the O.co Coliseum lease expiring at the end of the season. It doesn鈥檛 take the Hubble telescope to see the writing on the wall. Sports Out West asked Raiders <a href=http://www.alportico.net/page.php?sale=True-Religion-Footwear>True Religion Footwear</a> captain , who played his first eight NFL seasons in Oakland and spurned contenders to sign last offseason, his thoughts on the coming Armageddon. The 37-year-old was blunt: 聽鈥淚 think it鈥檇 be devastating. It鈥檚 happened once before and a lot of people are still bitter about that, and I think this would be doubling down on that bitterness if they were to leave again. I think it鈥檇 be tough for the city of Oakland.鈥? The Raiders left Oakland and moved to Los Angeles in 1982 primarily due to the city鈥檚 refusal to upgrade the Coliseum. The club came home in 1994 <a href=http://www.radiorcs.com/page.php?sale=Kate-Spade-Gold-Coast>Kate Spade Gold Coast</a> after the city agreed to build 鈥淢ount Davis鈥?and pay for operating costs, among other expenses.

to the San Jose Mercury News, a potential 56,500-seat stadium would cost around $800 million to construct, but the team would chip in only $300 million or so, <a href=http://www.alportico.net/page.php?sale=Gucci-Mens-Watch>Gucci Mens Watch</a>  with Oakland covering the rest.

The city of Oakland is not keen on such a lopsided deal, despite the NFL鈥檚 leverage. Committing large public funds to keep the Raiders with so many other pressing needs may be irresponsible. Either way, Woodson鈥檚 opinion clearly speaks for the soul of Oakland聽and surrounding regions. His sway on Mark Davis and Oakland politicians is unknown. Photo Credit: USA TODAY Sports More breaking sports news on Twitter:

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