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[*]Mark your calendars if you want to see CSI: New York front-man <font color=yellow>Gary Sinise</font> (Mac Taylor) doing his single talk show rounds. The actor will be visiting <font color=yellow>Carson Daily</font> on Last Call with Carson Daily May 19th on NBC. Thanks to <font color=yellow>Al Forno</font> for the heads up. Sinise will also make an appearance tonight on The Late, Late Show With Craig Ferguson. Set your VCRs if two lates sound too intimidating.

[*]According to Reuters, <font color=yellow>Adam Rodriguez</font> (Eric Delko) has received a best supporting actor nod at the 20th Image Awards. The awards honor actors who portray Latino characters on movies and television shows. The ceremony will take place on June 17 at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles.

[*]Gary Sinise and his Lt. Dan Band will be playing at Casino Rama in Ontario, Canada, this coming July 9th. For more information, visit the band's official page.

[*]The David Caruso Online Gallery has been updated with screen caps of the episode "Identity". The images are mostly Horatio centered.

[*]JustAdam.net has been updated with a comprehensive coverage of Adam Rodriguez's visit to Melbourne, Australia, where he attended the Down Under's Logie Awards. The update includes images of the actor at the ceremony.

[*]The William Petersen Appreciation Page has been updated with images of <font color=yellow>William Petersen</font> (Gil Grissom) playing golf at the Michael Douglas and Friends Golf Tournament. The even took place on April 30th and May 1st.

[*]Screen caps of the CSI episode "Committed" are now available at Erica's CSI Caps.

[*]Next year, the company Strictly Ink will release its first set of CSI: New York trading cards. The company has already released two boxes of cards of the original CSI as well as one of Miami. CSI's third and Miami's second boxes will also be released with the New York batch.

[*]The company Aspyr Media recently announced it will soon release the Mac version of CSI: Dark Motives, a follow up to the original CSI PC game that was released last year. Like the original version of the game, the actors have lent their voices for the production of the game. According to reviewers, the graphics of the game have been improved and the new cases are more challenging. CSI: Dark Motives will be published this summer.

[*]And finally, students in California and Florida learn crime scene investigation is no easy job. [/list]<center></center>
 
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