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Gambling on a new career
Off to the olympics of pom
Asked and Answered: Omaha rock star scores gig in Vegas
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Looking for jobs with some glitz, about 115 people took an eight-week course in pursuit of game-table jobs at the Horseshoe Casino. Following are the stories of three who made the grade.
The 31 members of the Stepper-ettes pom dance team are putting the final touches on the three-and-a-half-minute routine they will perform at the National Baton Twirling Association's world championship competition in Eindhoven, Netherlands, next month.
Dave McGill is the rock-paper-scissors champion of Omaha. The game kids often play to settle a dispute is serious business for rock-paper-scissors enthusiasts around the country who compete for bragging rights and cash prizes. He advances to the national competition April 9 in Las Vegas. More than 300 finalists will vie for a grand prize of $50,000. We caught up with McGill before he heads to Vegas for some heated rock-paper-scissors action.