That's what Falstaff and I competed for over on PokerWorks. We got very good at glamming onto some bit of news and plagiarizing innovatively rewriting. Actually, I think both of us did a pretty good job of adding a different slant or perspective. Linda soon decided that my wide venturing from the limits imposed by the AP style book* were more suited to blogging than being a real author – like Falstaff. (Read my review of the book there for deja vu.) Read more…
Kiva.com is a website that I mentioned. It provides small loans to parties in developing nations. I don't have a lot invested there but then the typical loans don't need a lot. This certainly provides me with some warm fuzzies though. Read more…
I won't go further with those lyrics as it'd give the wrong idea. It is Bill Rini's 1500th blog. And it is a good one that I'd suggest reading. Bill outlines his standards which have made him a go to blog for players and industry. Read more...
So I won't. That keeps my lazy quotient intact. Read more…
I very much enjoy reading his CrAAKKer site. I think the attraction is that of opposites. He does get going on his d-bag events on a regular basis. Where he is exercised over our human foibles, I find them endearing. The only true benefit I see for him is improved circulation. Read more…
That can be traumatic. It is a vague memory for in a week and a day it will be 20 years in my rear view mirror. So this isn’t about me. It is about WSOP coverage. Frankly, it wasn’t a real part of my last month and whatever. Read more…
In the poker blogging community there are written and unwritten requirements. The written ones are on backs of napkins. The others are grokked. They come and go. This one seems to have come. Read more…
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