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Poker Math: Deciphering Bets
Solid poker players have a clear objective behind every bet, which requires
an understanding of how bets will affect players of different skill levels.
In this week's poker column, Martell addresses how to decipher the actions
of good, average and poor players.
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Links Still steppin' to the A.M.? Find out what ever happened to Prime Minister Pete Nice, Daddy Rich and MC Serch. Want the low down on every single Major League transaction? You need The Transaction Guy. They finally figured out how to keep the wedges from sticking and now this: The rise and fall of Trivia Pursuit. Ever wonder about the history of pinotage? If so, read Pinotage History: Birth—A Fascinating Series of Coincidences. The Nature Conservancy's Joe Flood lists the Top Ten Preserves Close to Urban Areas. The next Prince? No. The next T.A.F.K.A.P.? Maybe. Terrence Trent D'Arby has an alter ego: Sananda Maitreya! If you have a high speed connection, treat yourself to some fine poppin' n' lockin'. The Minimalist vs. The Chef: Showdown in the Kitchen, by the New York Times' Mark Bitten. |
Tribute: The Mother of All Sandwiches
We love grilled sandwiches, artfully made in a high-priced bistro, but there's a budget alternative that surpasses any restaurant sandwich.
Kristin Franklin presents her tribute to an American classic
and one of the great comfort foods: the grilled cheese sandwich.
Read more.
Message to Me From the Future
Google typically is a helpful resources, but recently a curious Google search originating in Canada sent Jeff Lewis into a funk.
After days of contemplation, he developed three theories on the purpose of this strange Google search that he now shares with you. Read more.
The List:
50 Songs Enjoyed Consecutively on
the Night of April 15th, 2005
Check out Brant's Frankenfinger and the internet's end, a web page which Babblog hopes to make obsolete.
