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How to Properly Execute an Obscene Gesture

Posted by on May 28, 2014 in Blog, Las Vegas, Personal | 2 comments

 

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Gather around, my children.

Today’s lesson underscores the fine art of executing a proper obscene gesture.

Here and now, you shall learn the most advanced techniques of shooting the middle finger.  There will even be a bonus course on the virtuosity of “double-barreling.”

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Gore Vidal and the United States of Amnesia

Posted by on May 24, 2014 in Blog, Movie Reviews, Politics | 0 comments

 

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Gore Vidal had style.

He once famously wrote, “Style is knowing who you are, what you want to do, and not giving a damn.”

The controversial writer and perpetual protagonist certainly knew who he was.  He knew precisely what he wanted to do.  And there’s little doubt that he didn’t give a damn what others either said or thought.  It matters not where you’re positioned on the political map — one has to admire that feisty spirit.

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How to Tell When the Republicans Are Coming to Las Vegas

Posted by on May 23, 2014 in Blog, Las Vegas, Politics, Rants and Raves | 2 comments

 

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The elephant has left the room.  But at least it didn’t leave behind a pile of dung.

Talk of the 2016 Republican National Convention taking place here in Las Vegas was precisely that — talk.

Yap.  Yap.  Yap.

Yada.  Yada.  Yada.

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The Ten Most Important Poker Strategy Books and Why Each is Special

Posted by on May 22, 2014 in Blog, Book Reviews, General Poker, Video 1 | 1 comment

 

Books on a bookshelf

 

Visit PokerNews at the link HERE to read this article in its entirety.

Following my article titled “The 10 Most Important Poker Books and Why They’re Essential,” PokerNews asked me to compose a similar list of books, this time exclusively dedicated to strategy.

In other words, my latest task was to select the most important strategy books ever written from the many hundreds of texts which have been published.

Before I proceed further, an explanation of the criteria I used in the selection process is warranted.

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