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1: Good deeds, good karma
This column usually tells travelers how to save money. But this week, in the spirit of the season, I'm offering tips on how travelers can give away their cash and time to charities. Giving can be as painless as donating a few frequent-flier miles, joining a short charity walk on a cruise ship or sanding a picnic table for a couple of hours at a national park.
2: Bingo not just fun and games
It may be an innocent game of bingo at the local church hall, but it's being watched by the state. Closely. Charitable gaming, the most innocuous subcategory of gambling regulated by the state Division of Special Revenue, includes bingo, sealed-ticket machines, even cow chip raffles. And for many nonprofits and service organizations, this type of revenue generator is a lifeline, especially during dark economic times.
3: Reading it makes it clear just how hollow are comparisons ...
Bernie Sanders, the Senate's only self-proclaimed socialist, has placed a hold on Ben Bernanke's nomination to a second term as Fed chair, apparently on the grounds that Bernanke hasn't proven he's competent to run the place. Economics of Contempt echoes the charge, and names what are indisputably two sizeable mistakes.
4: Online Poker Spotlight : Billy Kopp
WSOP. Conta-nos, o que se tem passado contigo ultimamente? Tenho andado por Lexington, Kentucky, jogar online. Era suposto ter jogado o evento Legends of Poker no Casino Bicycle, mas estou neste momento a meio do processo de mudan Carter "ckingusc" King. Mike "Benvo123" Benvenuti, Dan "USCSwimmer" White, Ryan Welch, Nick "I Spew Chips" Phillips, e Justin "Lockdowntex" Allen viviam l E quanto ganhavas na altura comparado com agora?
5: Bryzgalov and defense lift Coyotes to 4-1 win over Bruins
GLENDALE, Ariz. - Defensemen Ed Jovanovski, Adrian Aucoin and Keith Yandle scored for Phoenix, and Ilya Bryzgalov made 22 saves as the Coyotes won their third straight game, 4-1 over the Boston Bruins on Saturday night. Shane Doan assisted on each of the first three goals for the surprising Coyotes, who have earned 10 points in their first seven games.
6: Matt Glantz Wins Pokerstars EPT HighRoller Event
10/3/09 - Matt Glantz from the United States, a regular big game player at the Bellagio and poker blogger, has emerged victorious from an original star-studded field of 75 players competing in the GBP20 000 buy-in High Roller event at the Pokerstars EPT London tournament. The Lafayette, Pennsylvanian resident scored a handsome return on his investment with the GBP 542 000 main prize following a spirited heads up against French Canadian pro Erik Cajelais, who had started the final table action as chip leader .
7: Upcoming events: Patriot Golf Day
Steeple Chase Golf Club, 200 N. La Vista Drive, Mundelein, will be collecting donations for Patriot Golf Day, a nationwide program that helps raise funds for the Folds of Honor Foundation, a non-profit corporation that provides scholarships for children and spouses of military service men and women killed or disabled in service.
8: Kanye proves he's 'heartless'
What started out as one of the most highly anticipated MTV Video Music Awards in years on Sept. 12 in New York City soon became Taylor Swift's worst nightmare. The 19-year-old country singer accepted her VMA award for "Best Female Video" with kind words to her audience. "I sing country music so thank you so much for giving me a chance to win a VMA award," Swift said.
9: When rock stars fake it
It's not about just the music. Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Janelle Monae and others never break character. But is it real or merely an elaborate act? Lady Gaga wants you to know she is not a Method actor. The 23-year-old ing nue behind hits like "Poker Face" and "Paparazzi" does believe in cultivating what thespians call "theatrical truth." But while devotees use the exercises developed by the late Lee Strasberg and others to go deep into character and pull themselves out again, Gaga has made artifice her permanent home.
10: Detached Duty -- One day, I was notified to report back ...
Finishing up on my blog, will give me more time for other things that I should be doing. First, is more and longer walks. Next comes working in my back yard before the rainy season starts. My gardeners do a lot of the work in the back yard, but I never know what flowers they have just cut off. Some of the bulbs should be dug up, and saved for next year.
11: The Bright Side of Northbeach
Northbeach isn't anyone's favorite bar - which is odd. The bayside location is unbeatable. The generous amount of outdoor seating cools down the vibe and reminds one of a beer garden. But the stony staff and the occasional metal-detector wand create an undercurrent of hostility; the secluded and unlit parking lot never feels safe; the drinks are awful.
12: Lack of TV presence drops WSOP's HORSE field to 95 players
LAS VEGAS - As he watched the action of the $50,000 H.O.R.S.E. World Championship early Saturday night, World Series of Poker Commissioner Jeffrey Pollack had a wide smile on his face as he motioned to the crowd hovering along the rail. The fans were standing two and three deep in most spots and the amount of camera bulbs that were flashing made it look like a red carpet at the opening of a blockbuster motion picture.
13: Roland De Wolfe Completes Poker Triple Crown, Wins Omaha High-Low ...
His win on Sunday in the Amazon Room was worth $246,616. The new Triple Crown winner told WSOP officials after the tournament had concluded that it was the third Pot Limit Omaha High-Low event he had ever played. He noted, "I got lots of advice from some English players. But when it comes to experience in this game, I was clearly in the bottom half of the field.
14: The Gospel According to Jerry
I suffer from the same senior malady as most of my peers in that I can't remember what I had for breakfast or where I left my cell phone, but I am blessed with an uncanny recall of things that happened when I was a very small child. Given the present economic situation, I thought I would share some memories of growing up in Asheville during the Depression years of the early '30s.
15: The Dangers Of Flirting
A couple were invited to a swanky family masked fancy dress Halloween party. The wife got a terrible headache and told her husband to go to the party alone. He, being a devoted husband, protested, but she argued and said she was going to take some aspirin and go to bed and there was no need for his good time to be spoiled by not going.
16: South Carolina Poker Bills Pass Senate Judiciary Committee
Live and online poker players in South Carolina have been jumping for joy at the news that Senate Bills 535 and 628 have cleared the state's Senate Judiciary Committee. Both bills explicitly legalize social games of poker. Senators McConnell, Mulvaney, Ford, Land, Knotts, and Davis introduced senate Bill 535.
17: coral eurobet poker needs a new poker network home
Only a month ago Coral Eurobet moved all their online poker players from the Party Gaming Network (Party Poker) to the OnGame network (Pokerroom.com). Faced with a rapidly depreciating stock price, Party Gaming decided to cut out all of their former "skin" partners from the rake action. This forced Coral Eurobet to find a new home.
18: Arkansas Department of Correction is not a country ...
Jurors have already found Lacy guilty of capital murder and aggravated robbery, a class Y felony, which is punishable with a prison sentence ranging from 10 to 40 years or life in prison. The jury must decide whether Lacy should be sentenced to life in prison without the benefit of parole or to death by lethal injection for killing 47-year-old Randall Walker.
19: Moneymaker Millionaire Finals
Editor's note: The Moneymaker Millionaire finals will be running all day today, beginning at 11am ET in the Bahamas. We'll be reporting the action as it happens on live blog. Twenty-seven players from around the world played through 800,000 entries in the $2.5 million freeroll. Now, they are here in the Bahamas and will play down to the winner.
20: What are the odds? Statistical miracles
Mine That Bird shocked the horse racing world last weekend when it won the Kentucky Derby as a 50-1 long shot. It was the second biggest upset in the 135-year history of the event. Bowen Wallace of Tilden picked the horse to win it. He also picked Pioneerof the Nile (6-1) to finish second, Musket Man (19-1) to finish third and Papa Clem (12-1) to finish fourth on a single ticket.
21: Cocoon In The Park details
Park", the most talked about and anticipated festival of the year hits the coolest city in the north for this special annual event Date: Saturday 27th June 2009 Venue:Temple Newsam ' If you go down to the woods today, you're in for a big surprise... Leading Leeds club night, System , are temporarily ditching their city home, scaling up,- and shipping out to the 600 acres of Leeds' 16th Century Temple Newsam estate.
22: County Council Behaving Badly: Horse's Patoot Edition
Cross-posted on the Bethlehem Daily Star. This week, we have highlights from Northampton County Council's finance and personnel committee meetings Wednesday, as well as the regular council meeting last night (Thursday). Despite the presence of the always irascible Councilman Ron Angle, Wednesday's back-to-back committee meetings started off pretty calmly.
23: PartyGaming Says Sales Hurt by Rivals Targeting US Gamblers
By David Altaner April 7 (Bloomberg) -- PartyGaming Plc, the owner of the PartyPoker.com gambling brand, said its sales are being hurt by competition from offshore Web sites that still solicit customers in the U.S., where Internet gambling is barred. Until the October 2006 Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, Gibraltar-based PartyGaming had a world-leading 40 percent market share in online poker, said spokesman John Shepherd in a telephone interview.
24: Are Online Games Too Nitty on Stars and Full Tilt?
Full Tilt Poker. With both sites offering VIP programs and one offering rakeback (Full Tilt), their traffic dwarfs the competition. However, since the inception of the UIGEA many regular cash game players feel like each level's action has gotten progressively "better" in the sense that the players are generally more tight and aggressive than they were years ago.
25: Christmas was so hectic and seeing the joy on my 2 little ...
Well it's another New Year and I wish you all a good one. Sorry for the lack of posts recently but I have been so busy I really haven't had time. Christmas was so hectic and seeing the joy on my 2 little boy's faces was well worth the effort and stress of the festive period. Every day was busy over the period and hence didn't get to play too much poker but ended up winning about So here we are with another New Year and no doubt there are loads of resolutions being made and broken.
26: For inexpensive entertainment, host a game night
By Christina Killion ValdezPost-Bulletin, Rochester MN Bored with going out? A night in can be fun -- especially if you make a game of it. Traditional -- and not so traditional -- games provide an alternative way to spend an evening with friends. "It's a cheap way to spend the night in," said A.J.
27: Things to do, places to go
ARTS & CRAFTS April 1-29: The Hammonton Arts Center will offer a five-week acrylic painting class with artist Bobby Berg. Classes are 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at the center, 219 Bellevue Ave. The fee is $95 for center members and $105 for non-members. For an application form or more information, call (856) 696-2682 or (609) 704-0959 or go to www.hammontonartscenter.org April 4: An art auction hosted by the Keystone Order of the Eastern Star will take place at Keystone Masonic Lodge, Shore Road and Poplar Avenue, Linwood.
28: State hopes to end Peterson case
The claim now that an unknown intruder was a better defense or a supplementary one to accident is self-serving and pretentious.
29: CAP Officials Admit Involvement in CardSpike Online Poker Room
This is absolutely untrue. The transactions in question were simply the transferring of company funds from one corporate account to another.
30: Dierkes DeLiberated: Restarting our economic heart
We here in America love to eat the same way most living beings love breathing. We have breakfast, brunch, lunch, mid-afternoon snack, dinner, pre-bedtime meals and assorted coffee breaks scattered throughout the day.
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