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Babblog Poker
Poker Lesson #7: Playing With a Maniac
Dealing with a maniac at the table can be stressful, frustrating, and hazardous to your bankroll—unless you have a plan. Here are Oliver's tips for success against all varieties of maniacs. Read More.
Rant and Rave: Rant—International
House of Pancakes, 3260 E. Tropicana |
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Links What social scientists and economists can tell us about our cinematic preferences, courtesy of MIchael Agger at Slate. See how mathematical analysis influenced the Indians' decision not to resign Jim Thome, from the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Get a look at these retro sewing patterns at Threadbared.com. Had bad customer service lately, but not sure how to address it? Well, here's the mother of all complaint letters to lend some guidance. |

Hong Kong: A View From Below and Above
Whether looking across the harbor from the Kowloon Peninsula or standing at the base of the Big Buddha, few world cities can rival Hong Kong when it comes to awe-inspiring views. Here are some of the more remarkable sights from Martell's trip. Read More.
Baseball Observations at the 40% Mark
If you think baseball innovation was last seen in the 19th century, then this is the article for you. Plastic bats, Wusshammers, and the Nine-Man Rotation are just a few of Jeff's radical ideas on how to transform our national pastime into a 21st century sport. Read more.
Cooking with Roots
For many chefs, the foods they grew up eating often influence their styles more than their formal training. Here Kristin explores her culinary heritage and shares one of her favorite childhood recipes. Read More.
The List:
The Top Eight Pieces of Reading
Material That Are Sitting On My Nightstand Waiting To Be Read
