AMAZING DEAL 4 DFW TEXAS $55 Buys You 65 Rounds of Golf! a $3700 Value!

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$55 Buys You 65 Rounds of Golf!

Enjoy a Blue Sky Golf Pass, Valued at $3700!

IF YOUR IN THE DFW TEXAS AREA DON'T PASS UP THIS AMAZING DEAL!

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 Your Blue Sky Golf Pass offers golfing opportunities at 16 premier courses!

Your Pass also gives you access to deals from the Marriott at Champions Circle and Winstar World Casino hotel and golf course.

• Limit per person: 10 (+10 as a gift)
• Expires on March 19, 2012
• Tee times and lessons must be scheduled in advance.
• One use per visit unless specified.
• Not valid during tournaments or when combined with another offer.

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You love your time out on the green, but you're starting to get tired of your regular golf course. Today's deal from Blue Sky Media offers you a chance to try out 16 premier Texas golf courses: $55 buys you 65 rounds of golf with the Blue Sky Golf Pass, a $3700 value.

The Blue Sky Golf Pass provides endless discounts, perfect for both the golfing fanatic and the novice looking to refine their golf skills. Along with deals on 65 rounds of golf at 16 different courses, the Blue Sky Golf Pass also offers discounts on dining, stay n' play golfing, private swing analyses, and more.  

Whether you've been golfing for years or you're just starting out, the Blue Sky Golf Pass will help you step up your game without draining your wallet. 

Don't pass this up it's an amazing deal grab it for a Father's Day gift! 

NOT A A RECALL BUT (5) ARE ALREADY DEAD, READ THIS!!

THIS IS NOT A RECALL, BUT IT SHOULD BE

Texas food plant linked to bacterium, state says!

Authorities in Texas,  "they have ordered a San Antonio plant to stop processing food and recall all products it shipped this year after tests showed the presence of a bacterium in chopped celery from the plant.

The tests found the presence of a bacterium that can cause illness in chopped celery from Sangar Fresh Produce of San Antonio, the Texas Department of State Health Services said in a statement.

The tests were part of an investigation into 10 cases involving the bacterium; those cases included five deaths in eight months, the department said. Six of the 10 cases have been linked to chopped celery from Sangar Fresh Produce, it said in a statement.

The company's president, Kenneth Sanquist, disputed the state's findings. "The state's claim that some of our produce now fails to meet health standards directly contradicts independent testing that was conducted on the same products," he said in a statement.

"This independent testing shows our produce to be absolutely safe, and we are aggressively fighting the state's erroneous findings."

"I personally would NOT eat this, I mean it's not worth it, why they argue with each other about who's right people could die."