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Dining, Getting Around, Nightlife, Sports
Downtown Orlando Unveils Smart-phone Parking App
Grab your smart phone and check this out! The Orlando Downtown Development Board has launched a new, free Orlando parking app available on iTunes and Android Market. BlackBerry and standard mobile device users also can access the app via a web-view link http://parkin.downtownorlando.com/web.aspx from Downtown Orlando's mobile website.
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Sports, Thornton Park
World Cup Deal of the Week
After a month of blood, sweat and tears, two European teams are left vying for the title of World Cup 2010 Champions. Spain is set to take on the Netherlands in the Championship game this Sunday July 11. Grab your friends and head downtown for what is sure to be a hard fought battle.
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Central Business District, Events, Dining, Nightlife, Sports
World Cup Deal of the Week
There have been some incredible World Cup matches this past week, with some notable teams falling behind. The Round of 16 is now over and we are heading into the Quarter-Finals. The eight teams left will be fighting for the chance to enter the Semi-Finals. Catch these teams playing during the week at one of downtown's many bars and restaurants.
Friday, July 2: Netherlands will play against Brazil and Uruguay will play Ghana.
Saturday, July 3: Argentina will play against Germany and Paraguay will play Spain.
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Events, Sports, Thornton Park
World Cup Deal of the Week
World Cup 2010 has taken the world by storm. Passionate fans fill their living rooms, bars and pubs to view the latest games and cheer on their favorite teams.
The group matches are winding down but the World Cup is still far from over. Keep an eye out the rest of this week for some great matches before the Round of 16, which will kick off on Saturday, June 26.
June 23: USA vs. Algeria, Slovenia vs. England, Australia vs. Serbia and Ghana vs. Germany.
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Holden | Parramore, Sports
Florida Tuskers Gear Up For New Season
The United Football League was only an idea for Bill Hambrecht in the ‘90s. He was mystified to why the Los Angeles Rams and Houston Oilers would relocate from their perspective areas. They were leaving some of the best growth markets in the country. There were also many great football players and not enough teams to fill in the NFL. Bill’s idea was to provide quality football at affordable prices in underserved markets.
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