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Lamar Jackson Spin-Move Shakes Bengals On 47-Yard Run, Baltimore 35, Cincinnati 10 - Video Lamar Jackson Spin-Move Shakes Bengals On 47-Yard Run, Baltimore 35, Cincinnati 10 via IFTTT https://youtu.be/9EnZSSeURGk

Raiders Are L.A.'s Team - Video Los Angeles has always been a territory of the Raiders despite what critics and media have to say proof is in the video. While at a local supermarket there were no Rams or Chargers gear to be found but there was Raiders memorabilia via IFTTT https://youtu.be/b808Aeopmhc

Oakland Raiders On Track For AFC West NFL Wild Card Playoff Spot - Video Oakland Raiders On Track For AFC West NFL Wild Card Playoff Spot By the way, the Oakland Raiders are on track for the AFC West Playoffs bid this Oakland vlogger predicted to start the year. The Raiders could go 7 and 1 or 6 and 2 down the stretch. The main area of concern is the 26th ranked Raiders Defense. That said, the unit makes timely stops to make up for giving up big plays. That’s a credit to the coaching staff and in game adjustments. This is going to be fun down the stretch. Stay tuned. via IFTTT https://youtu.be/N5tILYNbPzY

Alabama Student Stays He’s A Trump Supporter Because Jeffrey Epstein Killed Himself - Video Alabama Student Stays He’s A Trump Supporter Because Jeffrey Epstein Killed Himself via IFTTT https://youtu.be/xeGL5xSKEZo

Oakland Raiders To Announce Patnership With M Resort Spa And Casino In Las Vegas - Video Oakland Raiders To Announce Patnership With M Resort Spa And Casino In Las Vegas The Oakland Raiders are expected to announce a partnership with M Resort and Spa Las Vegas, next Wednesday. This news comes from the blog Vital Vegas. The possible reported nature of the partnership may be such that the M Resort and Spa Las Vegas hosts the visiting NFL team. As of now, that's just speculation. The M Resort and Spa Las Vegas is at 12300 S Las Vegas Blvd South, Henderson, NV 89044, and described as "Off I-15, this high-end casino hotel is 10.6 miles from McCarran International Airport and 12 miles from the Las Vegas Strip. Sleek rooms feature marble bathrooms, flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi. Posh 1- to 3-bedroom suites add city views, and living rooms with pull-out sofas; upgraded suites have soaking tubs and/or loft bedrooms." Stay tuned. via IFTTT https://youtu.be/7mG3jDI18gM

AfroTech 2019: Morgan DeBaun Reminds Oakland It’s Cool To Be Black In Tech - Video AfroTech 2019: Morgan DeBaun Reminds Oakland It’s Cool To Be Black In Tech A thought about AfroTech in Oakland as I watch the enormous celebration of blacks in tech in my town from 3,000 miles away. I have to thank AfroTech and Blavity Founder Morgan De Baun for putting on AfroTech in the heart of Downtown Oakland. Oakland needs to see this: something that many Oaklanders really haven't wanted to see: blacks in tech. As much as residents like me have been in tech, the rest of Oakland acts like it doesn't want to see us. Sadly, and at the same time, thankfully, it took a complete outsider to come in to Oakland, and turn it's collective head to pay attention to us. As AfroTech meets, a group of long-time black Oakland residents that became homeless because of the wave of illegal evictions, were forced out of their camp on Wood Street in Oakland. So, if you're wondering what happened to

Oakland Extending Coliseum Land Sale Ban; A’s Get $1 Billion In Public Money At Howard Terminal - Video Oakland Extending Coliseum Land Sale Ban; A’s Get $1 Billion In Public Money At Howard Terminal. The City of Oakland has elected to extend the Coliseum Land Sale Ban for one primary reason: the Oakland Athletics stand to gain $1 billion in public subsidy from the tax increment financing infrastructure zone for the ballpark at Howard Terminal. The Athletics have told the City of Oakland that public money is not needed. But the fact is a tax increment financing revenue zone at Howard Terminal will include the A’s privately owned ballpark and at a 4 percent growth rate over 40 years for a zone that’s $2 billion in base year assessed value, gaining over $1 billion and about $1.4 billion in total TIF revenue. So the A’s could pay for 90 percent or all of its ballpark with just the TIF money; a scenario far different than what was promised: no public money. I am not opposed to public m