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PTN pretty much pwned the red carpet.
Texas Celebrity Shootout and PTN High Roller Event - May 2010
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Uploaded on Jun 2, 2010
Montel with Radio Host and PTN Associate Jack McAdoo...who somehow always looks like he is up to something devious.
Texas Celebrity Shootout and PTN High Roller Event - May 2010
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Uploaded on Jun 2, 2010
Montel William's AQo goes down to pocket ducks. Even the celebrities lose races. Deuces never loses!
Texas Celebrity Shootout and PTN High Roller Event - May 2010
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Uploaded on Jun 2, 2010
It's PTN Associate's Rob Stuart's world. We just all live in it.
Texas Celebrity Shootout and PTN High Roller Event - May 2010
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Uploaded on Jun 2, 2010
PTN CEO Dennis Nadeau with Renee and Amber Olson
Texas Celebrity Shootout and PTN High Roller Event - May 2010
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Uploaded on Jun 2, 2010
PTN CEO Dennis Nadeau, and the first lady of PTN Janice Nadeau
Montel Williams speaks out at the USO Awards banquet.
Even Mankind and Sargeant Slaughter can't squeeze the enthusiasm for PTN out of CEO Dennis Nadeau.
