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Munich, Germany (10 April, 2012) - ABBYY Europe, a leading provider of document recognition, data capture, linguistic technologies and services, today announced the availability of its new capture solution for organisations using Microsoft® SharePoint® as their document management system.
ABBYY's software solution Paper to SharePoint enables SharePoint users across an organisation to efficiently scan business documents, manually extract meta data and input the data and documents directly into corresponding Microsoft SharePoint document libraries. Companies using SharePoint for knowledge sharing and collaborative work can now streamline paper document capture, making digitised documents instantly available, and in the process elevating SharePoint to a fully-fledged Document Management System.
"To make document management truly efficient it is necessary to integrate paper-based information into key business processes," states Jupp Stoepetie, CEO of ABBYY Europe GmbH. "Only when contracts, HR files or correspondence are digitised and made available for electronic search and retrieval, can enterprises take advantage of the vital information in those documents."
ABBYY's document capture solution for Microsoft SharePoint allows organisations to deploy a standardised capture process across all departments and work groups. The tight integration allows for a back-and-forth communication between both systems, which means the document library structure from Microsoft SharePoint is seamlessly replicated in the capture front-end and vice versa. Digitally storing paper documents by using a streamlined capture process like Paper to SharePoint can result in significant cost savings through the elimination of manual document handling and keying.
Paper to SharePoint is targeted at medium and large organisations, as well as individual departments within an enterprise, that are already using Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 for storage, retrieval and sharing of documents. The solution is easy to use and deploys quickly. Best of all there is no new system to learn, which means administrators can manage it from directly within the existing SharePoint environment they are used to. The highly scalable server-based solution is ideally suited for high-volume document processing and offers a broad range of saving formats, including searchable PDF; PDF/A, TIFF or Microsoft Word or Excel® files.
The solution is immediately available in Western Europe. For more information please visit http://www.abbyyeu.com/paper-to-sharepoint/
About ABBYY Europe GmbH
ABBYY Europe GmbH is a member of the ABBYY Group supporting sales and marketing activities in Western Europe. ABBYY is a leading provider of document recognition, data capture, and linguistic technologies and services. Its products include the ABBYY FineReader line of optical character recognition (OCR) applications, ABBYY FlexiCapture line of data capture solutions, ABBYY Lingvo dictionary software, and development tools. ABBYY offers Professional Services to help customers implementing business solutions based on ABBYY's products. Paper-intensive organizations from all over the world use ABBYY solutions to automate time- and labour-consuming tasks and to streamline business processes. ABBYY products are used in large-scale government projects such as those of Australian Taxation Office, Lithuanian Tax Inspectorate, Ministry of Education of Russia, Ministry of Education of Ukraine, and Montgomery County Government of the USA. Companies that license ABBYY technologies include BancTec, Canon, EMC/Captiva, Hewlett-Packard, KnowledgeLake, Microsoft, NewSoft, Notable Solutions, Samsung Electronics and more. ABBYY OCR applications are shipped with equipment from the world's top manufacturers such as Epson, Fujitsu, Fuji Xerox, Microtek, Panasonic, Plustek, Toshiba, and Xerox. ABBYY is headquartered in Moscow, Russia, with offices in Germany, the UK, the United States, Canada, Ukraine, Cyprus, Australia, Japan and Taiwan. For more information, visit www.ABBYY.com.
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- 4 ounces bacon, chopped
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1/2 cup finely chopped onions
- Salt
- Freshly ground white pepper
- 2 teaspoons chopped garlic
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 3 dozen freshly shucked oysters, with their liquor
- 4 cups fresh spinach, cleaned, stemmed and chopped
- Hot Sauce
- Worcestershire Sauce
- 1/2 cup masa flour
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- Emeril's Original Essence
- Vegetable oil for deep-frying
- Vegetable oil for deep-frying
Cook the bacon in a large skillet over medium heat until cripsy. Remove and drain on paper towels. Set aside. In a saucepan over medium heat, melt the butter. Add the onions and season with salt and pepper. Cook, stirring, until wilted, about 4 minutes. Add the garlic and cook for 30 seconds. Stir in the heavy cream and bring to a simmer. Add 2 dozen of the oysters with their liquor and cook for 4 minutes. Add the spinach and continue to cook for 2 minutes. Using a handheld blender, puree the soup until smooth. Season with salt and pepper. Reduce the heat to low and keep warm. Before serving, season the soup with the hot sauce and Worcestershire. Season the remaining dozen oysters with salt and pepper. In a shallow bowl, combine the flours and season with Eseence. Dredge the oysters in the seasoned flour, coating completely. Fry the oysters in hot vegetable oil until crispy, about 2 to 3 minutes. Remove and drain on paper towels. Season with Essence. To serve, ladle the soup into individual serving bowls. Garnish with the fried oysters and crispy bacon.
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- Source: Emeril Live EM1D05 [6]
- Dish Type: Soups [7]
- Cuisine: Cajun/Creole [8]
- Cooking Method: Simmering [9]
- Occasion: Any [10]
- Effort Level: Moderate [11]

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Ranger Letters
Would our men answer the call today if it were sounded?
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Language is clear; Riverton townsite was removed from the reservation, with no lease
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Hope 'common sense' prevails in EPA matter
Mar 11, 2014 - Dick Tolland, Riverton:  Editor:
Will Hill's attackers 'circumvent the law'?
Mar 10, 2014 - Charles Goodman, Riverton:  Editor:
Court says quit wasting time on Cindy Hill
Mar 7, 2014 - Margaret Tueller, Afton:  Editor:
Fair Tax Act would be a great improvement in this country
Mar 6, 2014 - Michael Gard, Riverton:  Editor:
Shortage of volunteer firefighters a growing crisis
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If Riverton is to be part of new reservation state, will governing council expand?
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County's museums 'sure need something'
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Commission correct to ask county employees to pay more on insurance
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Waiting too long for response on Shoshone tribal recall petition
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Past mayor incorrect on MOU history; positions contradictory
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Hill: SF104 mistake is easy to fix: quit stalling, restore previous duties
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Public defenders often in tough position, deserve appreciation
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Don't assume 'the sky is falling' due to EPA order
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Get Your Hands on Added Sit & Go Booty
November 4, 2014 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
Filed under Featured, News
Not very much tends to happen in November, so we're spicing it up at 32Red Poker by adding money to the prize funds of our bankroll-friendly Sit & Go tournaments. This format is popular among both beginners and more experienced players, being simultaneously exciting and instructive. Sit & Go poker is also good for when you don't have a great deal of time but still want to play, allowing you to enjoy the poker tournament experience in a small field, even lending the proceedings a final table feel.
Play our promotional Sit & Go tournaments during November and you'll have the chance to boost your winnings by getting your hands on added prize money. If you fancy the gladiatorial strategy found in Heads-Up poker, then these are included in our promotion, too. See the Sit & Go lobby to find the tournaments that are eligible, as well as how much money is added to the prize fund.
If you're new to S&Gs, a good tip is to keep your powder dry during the earlier blind levels and not slip into the habit of calling with decent looking but not very strong hands. There's also no need to panic when one or two players seem to be forging ahead with big stacks – the important thing is how many players are still in contention, and having a stack that can do some damage. The mission, of course, is to finish in the money and make a profit – in this case a bigger than usual profit.
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Bad Beat Jackpot
October 29, 2014 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
Filed under News
Thanks to the internet and the natural development and evolution of online poker, every poker enthusiast is sure to eventually play enough hands to experience some very bad luck. How many times do we see our near invincible hand lose on the river to a long, long shot? (too many…). While bad beats can be demoralising, we should be able to see the funny side and put them down to simply being part of the game.
Thanks to the Bad Beat Jackpot it's possible to earn money from the ultimate in bad beats – even someone else's. When a big hand (minimum 2222) loses to an even bigger hand, the jackpot is paid out on multiple levels. The 'loser' (the bad beat winner) receives the biggest share of the booty but anyone who has paid the 2 cents to opt in is also a winner – it's not even necessary to be playing at the same table as the jackpot hand, merely the same stakes.
This week, for example, the jackpot was hit on a €100 max table, four of a kind, 4444, 'losing' to four aces, when the jackpot had reached €13233.59…
You've got to be in it to win it, so to be in with a chance of making a profit from poor fortune for a change, opt in by simply clicking on the BB icon.
Click here for more information and good luck at the 32Red Poker tables!
LeoLeou Wins €1,500 Tallinn Package
October 27, 2014 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
Filed under News
Everyone wants to try 'live' poker at some time in their career, and we're giving our players a chance to do just that in Estonia's capital, Tallinn, 15-18 January 2015, when the MPN Poker Tour lands in the beautiful city.
32Red player LeoLeou has just won a €1,500 all-inclusive package and will be taking part in the €40,000 Guaranteed Main Event, as well as an additional €150 buy-in Side Event, enjoying four nights' accommodation at the luxurious Radisson Blu Olümpia (the venue hotel) and making the most of €400 in expenses – all part of the packages available @32Red_Poker…
Remember that the qualification process is suitable for all bankrolls, with satellites having buy-ins so low they're in cents! Not only are they cheap, but they also cater for different poker format preferences, from Sit & Go to Rebuys, and even pure luck Flip tournaments.
'You've got to be in it to win it' is the perfect poker motto because everyone has a fighting chance, so forget how many days there are to Christmas – set your sights on Tallinn and get involved in the satellites!
Click here to start your journey…
TTayseer555 Wins €1,500 Tallinn Package
October 15, 2014 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
Filed under News
When the MPN Poker Tour rolls into Tallinn, the scenic Estonian capital, 15-18 January 2015, 32Red player TTayseer555 will be on his way to the €40,000 Guaranteed Main Event after winning his way to glory this week.
We're giving away €1,500 packages via our extensive, bankroll-friendly qualification satellites, so if you fancy a fantastic poker break, including four nights' accommodation at the Radisson Blu Olümpia (the venue hotel), an additional €150 buy-in for a Side Event and €400 expenses… hit those satellites.
Remember that our satellites provide players with more than one format, from Sit & Go to Rebuys, as well as wonderfully random Flip tournaments. Different poker variants call for different approaches, so good luck on your quest for Tallinn.
Click here to start your journey…
No Limit Poker: Heads Up Fun
October 14, 2014 by AngusD
Filed under Angus Dunnington, News, Poker School
Poker, of course, is a rich, complex game that comes in many guises and formats. We all have a particular favourite 'perfect' poker game which, ideally, we both feel comfortable with and can achieve a level of success from. The potential problem with this, like all manner of favourite things, is that not only could we be missing out on something equally rewarding, but sticking with the same recipe week in, week out also runs the risk of restricting our growth and consequently stifling our game.
A fun, action-packed, psychologically demanding NL poker variant is the adventure known as heads up play. Stripping down poker to 1 v 1 leads to obvious comparisons with chess, where strategy and the need for ceaseless mental agility are paramount. These factors are no less important in poker, which also has more by the way of bluff and brinkmanship than chess.
For those who have not tried heads up there are two quite different types, namely the Sit & Go (SnG) and cash. These are clearly two independent animals, the former featuring blind levels that increase over time (with a frequency depending on structure), while cash games continue ad infinitum with the same blinds. Consequently the two formats share some skills but not others. A SnG typically starts the protagonists without too much of a healthy stack/blinds ratio which, in turn, makes for a more urgent approach than we might be used to. Moreover, before we know it, the tension increases along with the blinds, and we soon find ourselves making more critical decisions, hands being characterised by their not exactly having a great deal of play. Pre-flop all-ins become a key part of the game, as is stealing and re-stealing and so on.
Moving on to heads up cash poker, the constant cadence of the game provided by the almost reassuring fixed blinds affords players the opportunity to experience the most that their stack can offer. If deep-stacked play is your thing you could do worse than use heads up cash as a fascinating training ground.
Check out both heads up SnG and cash in the poker lobby, and have fun as you broaden your poker horizons.
Good luck at the tables!
Angus Dunnington (AngusD at the tables)
32Red Poker Ambassador
Win a €1,500 Package to Tallinn, Estonia
October 8, 2014 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
Filed under Featured, MPNPT Tallinn 2015, News
After successful events in London and Malta, the MPN Poker Tour will move to the picture-postcard Estonian capital, Tallinn, 15-18 January 2015. Live poker is always thrilling, but being part of a poker festival in such a great setting makes the experience even more memorable.
We're giving our players at 32Red Poker the opportunity to qualify for a €1,500 package which includes the €550 buy-in for the €40,000 Guaranteed Main Event, a €150 buy-in for a Side Event, four nights' accommodation at the fantastic Radisson Blu Olümpia venue hotel and €400 expenses.
That should be more than enough motivation to begin your qualifying quest, which is as bankroll-friendly as it gets. There are satellites to suit all pockets, with buy-ins starting as low as 40c. Furthermore, the tournament formats are also varied, featuring SnG, Freezeout, Rebuy, Turbo and even Carnage tournaments. These, of course, each require different skill sets, and will make the qualifying experience an interesting and rewarding one whether or not you win your way to the €1,500 package (and the 15 January Welcome reception that also comes with it…).
Good luck, and hopefully you'll be celebrating the New Year with a trip to Tallinn…
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Four Play: Play 4 – Get 1 Free!
October 1, 2014 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
Filed under News
We just can't help giving stuff away for free at 32Red Poker. This month, for example, during our Four Play promotion, which will run throughout October, we'll be handing out free entry to two of our most popular tournaments, namely The Mosh Pit and Big Night In. And it's not rocket science – simply play either of these tournaments four or more times this month and you'll receive a free buy-in ticket to have another go in November (note that a free tickets will be awarded on November 3rd).
Poker tournaments come in various formats, and these two have a distinctive feel that has proven rather popular.
The Mosh Pit (€8,000 Guaranteed) is a daily rebuy tournament with a €22 buy-in and €20 rebuys. It is the nature of rebuy events that they can be fast and furious and, with a juicy prize fund on offer, the aptly named Mosh Pit is no exception. There are plenty opportunities to make the money (and earn your free entry) during the course of the month because this tournament is held every night at 7pm UK time. There are also satellites that provide discount qualification thanks to buy-ins as low as €2.20.
Meanwhile, our Big Night In (€7,000 Guaranteed) is exactly that. Starting at 8pm UK time – also nightly – this is a different set-up, being a deep-stacked freezeout with a total buy-in of €110. Again, satellites are available, from as little as €5.50, and the freezeout aspect lends itself to a quite different approach than the more bloodthirsty Mosh Pit.
As well as being able to earn free tickets just for playing four tournaments, you'll also have the opportunity to take advantage of additional freebies this month, as we'll be giving away over €10,000 in free tickets to both these tournaments! Satellites are always worth a go in order to sit down to play big money tournaments at bargain buy-in prices, but there's even more incentive this month because, throughout October, we will be adding value to some of our Mosh Pit and Big Night In satellites in the shape of additional tickets! Indeed the total added value during the month will be over €10,000, so don't forget to check out these value added satellites to make the most of the Four Play promotion.
Click here to find out more, and good luck at the tables!
Thinking Poker
September 30, 2014 by AngusD
Filed under Angus Dunnington, News, Poker School
How far do you think ahead? Indeed, do you bother considering how a hand could pan out from street to street or – more to the point – your potential influence on the direction it might take? Poker obviously has a luck element in the form of the 'unknowns' but, crucially, there's far more to the game than waiting for each new card to appear and making adjustments and decisions based rather simplistically on how each new arrival relates to our holding.
We need to experience a level of control as a hand progresses (if we don't we can be sure someone else will) and this clearly requires some serious aforethought. Moreover, with one of the chief characteristics of online poker being the limited thinking time that keeps the game fluid, it's imperative we try to think ahead in order to facilitate the decision making process as the temperature inevitably hots up. Note that there is a distinction between thinking and planning – the former means taking into account what might lie ahead and what our actions could be, while the latter is perhaps too specific and elusive.
Some hands are easier to weigh up – and their futures easier to anticipate – than others. Hitting a set, for example, affords us some flexibility but brings with it a rather simple choice of strategy. The common scenario of being dealt AK, on the other hand, is well worth investing time in before we even sit down at the virtual table. If we are in c, for instance, and throw in a raise, then we already know that we will bet a number of flops, regardless of whether we hit. Of course the better our position the wider our range, so we also need to think about the trickier and potentially very profitable hands with which we can win big pots by bypassing the opposition's radar, a perfect example being calling late with suited connectors. The obvious train of thought revolves around how best to engineer a situation, when we hit big, to get the most out of the pot. But what do we do when our holding has no relation whatsoever with the flop? The 'automatic' response for most players is to put the brakes on, and herein lies the problem with not thinking sufficiently about the game because, in this particular scenario, part of our deliberate thinking should include our readiness to react to it being checked round to us by putting in a steal bet when we fail to hit. Adhering too closely to ABC-type poker by effectively limiting our options in advance due to a lack of proper consideration, rather than actively anticipating how we might most positively act as a hand evolves, is a considerable, cumulative error.
The more we grow used to thinking ahead, the better we can approach pre-flop decisions, with our range and pre-flop criteria eventually becoming a natural part of our post-flop thinking and overall strategy. Some holdings clearly have more post-flop mileage than others, and we learn to incorporate certain hands – and certain types of hands – into lines of thought that can subsequently be adjusted, as well as associate this or that hand with situations that can to some extent be confidently anticipated.
Good luck at the tables!
Angus Dunnington (AngusD at the tables)
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September 17, 2014 by AngusD
Filed under Angus Dunnington, News, Poker School
I once read that Sebastian Coe, one of the greatest ever distance runners, had the advantage of having legs of equal length (you may be surprised to know that most of us are not so lucky) and, in turn, the additional bonus of symmetry that is required to transform 'normal' running into a smooth, economical glide. If this is indeed true, as it will be for some amongst elite athletes, then Coe was – quite literally – born to run.
Regardless of factors such as dedication and the four-letter word that is work, it certainly helps to be naturally disposed to poker. After all, with so much literature, strategy advice and number-crunching statistical software around nowadays we'll more than welcome a potentially key edge that DNA affords us if it means we're more likely to pick up an extra pot or two here and there.
Who, then, possesses the natural attributes that are, typically, most conducive to a successful poker quest? And is having the natural skills that enhance our game necessarily more significant than not being weighed down by equally natural bad habits and permanently undiscovered misconceptions? Not everyone at the table was destined for profit, so it follows that some players are simply more genetically wired up for the game than others.
Of course this subject is absolutely specific to the individual and, as such, necessitates a potentially brutal level of honest introspection, but it's well worth the effort. In poker – as in life – understanding our strengths is imperative if we are to make the most of them, while appreciating and addressing our weaknesses and their implications is no less crucial. Just one ostensibly irrelevant personality trait could have a major influence on how we play.
I have been told recently, for example, that I am prone to passively going with the flow rather than making decisions. In my defence I should point out that this 'analysis' stems from my being a gentleman and subscribing to the theory that the lady should decide certain matters. Yet she swept aside my protestations that I am, in fact, the epitome of assertiveness and, given that her legs are – allegedly – exactly the same length, placing her alongside Lord Coe and thus appearing to lend her assessment added gravitas, I was forced to entertain the possibility. Can I be passive when I should be pro-active? Do I allow opponents to dictate the course of a hand instead of finding ways to assume the initiative? When I think I'm being clever and tricky by merely calling bets, am I really achieving no more than being a passive calling station?
Regardless of the answers, the point is I'm now asking the right questions – prompted by something as far removed from poker as the theoretical (in)significance of my companion's leg measurements.
Good luck at the tables!
Angus Dunnington (AngusD at the tables)
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September 3, 2014 by AngusD
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Part 1
Vegas, Baby!
In my days as a pro chess player I never got around to playing in what was then the Soviet Union, despite being invited countless times. This was partly a mercenary attitude on my part, yet one I regretted upon retiring.
I didn't want to make the same mistake since switching to poker, and although I would have found myself in the poker Mecca eventually it's nice, when finally being able to play in Las Vegas, to have won my place in one of 32Red Poker's qualifying tournaments.
My tournament, Event 33, started on Sunday, and looked set to be a minefield – as are they all, of course, to some extent. Meanwhile, it was only after two hours waiting at the airport (in the longest queue I have ever seen!) that the luxurious and – for Vegas – refreshingly tasteful Palazzo finally beckoned. The suite was on the 43rd floor, with a great view of the vista that stretches for miles into the hills beyond.
The first schoolboy error, at 6pm Vegas time (2am UK time), was to sleep after a long day crossing the Atlantic… so now – after waking up at 3am local time – I found myself writing these words.
A sensible Plan B would have been to get used to the time shift in readiness for Sunday…
Part 2
Spent Friday 13th walking down the famous 'Strip'… in and out of hotels (some were better than others, some rather disappointing) and shopping malls, and then back up again. The heat was relentless, and the accompanying breeze cruelly hot, so a key word in Vegas is, unsurprisingly, water!
One would expect to see a few strange sights in this city, and among today's were a tiny boy breakdancing like Michael Jackson, a man in a Chewbacca suit standing around in the street posing for photos, comedian, film and TV star David Spade (Grown Ups, Rules of Engagement) coming out of the lift at the Palazzo… and American Football/Super Bowl legend Joe Montana at a book signing. I even managed to catch his eye when I was told – as I appeared rather craftily, I should point out, from behind shelves to take a photo – that I should stop and buy a signed photo instead (I say 'catch' his eye – the record-breaking star was kind enough to hide the 'what a fool' expression that my antics deserved).
Meanwhile, within minutes of seeing adverts for 12-inch long hotdogs at $1.99, everything from authentic guitars to clothes to scraps of paper of some (very) famous/significant people was on sale in a memorabilia shop for prices ranging from $1,000 to $180,000 (this for the signatures of those who signed the US Declaration of Independence in 1776). It's funny how money fills all manner of voids in Vegas…
Part 3
Nothing much happened on Saturday as, having looked forward to watching England's brand new football team make its effective debut in the World Cup, it was time to look for somewhere away from the drunken masses to watch the opener against Italy. This was the Palazzo's fantastic 'Lagasse's Stadium' which was by the far the best such venue, with a pleasant, people friendly environment.
Unfortunately the result was the wrong one, but I remained optimistic – after Uruguay losing to Costa Rica – that qualification was a realistic opportunity (so much for that wishful thinking…).
The highlight, incidentally, was my photo after the match with some cheerful England supporters who were prepared to wear all-over so-called morphsuits – 100% nylon body suits (quote: 'I'm dying in here!') for the cause (see photo).
Part 4
I was equally upbeat regarding my giving Event 33 a good go as I collected my seat assignation at the Rio on Sunday. The playing areas are enormous, and the peacefulness an hour or so before the tournament began was in stark contrast to the noise once it got underway. I tend to sit with sunglasses on and earphones in, regardless of whether or not I'm listening to music. Even when that is the case, I'm always listening to everything that's being said at the table as the information can be invaluable.
My table had more good players than I had expected, but the general level wasn't too high. It's difficult to assign it a definitive online equivalent, but it felt like a tournament with a buy-in only a fraction of the $1,000 people had forked out to enter. Of course this doesn't necessarily translate to good news, but certain table characteristics were evident from the start. One such was universal limping, or global calling of a pre-flop raise, for example.
To cut a long story short – and thus bring you to the ultimately disappointing ending – here is a resume of my day that will nevertheless serve to encapsulate the tournament experience. I was dealt a total of two (yes – 2) pocket pairs – nines and fours. I was able to exploit most of the table's approach to the tournament, which saw me progress from an initial stack of 3,000 to around 4,500. This was then cut down to just over 1,000 when I was dealt AQ and called a pre-flop raise from a player who was willing to take any Ace to the river. He'd already done so three times. Anyway, the flop came AQ3, I was hoping that his rag card for this hand was a 3, and I was partly right. Alas the bit I got wrong was that he was holding a pair of threes, and had struck gold on the flop, rendering my two pair an embarrassed bystander.
I managed to knuckle down and fold away for what seemed like eternity with my tiny stack ('stack' doesn't accurately describe my sorry collection of chips), and was rewarded over a period of just 8 or 9 hands with a surge to just short of 5,000 – back in business with a stack that could balloon in this type of tournament.
I was moved tables (in fact, to another, cavernous room) and was lucky enough to be able to wait out a few hands, which allowed me to see that this table was slightly different to the other in terms of playing style, in that it seemed particularly loose, and with bigger stacks. My first hand was in the Big Blind, where I found KcQc. There was a raise to 500, three callers(!) and me. The flop came TcJc2h, giving me a (Royal) straight flush draw, open-ended straight draw and two overcards. The original raiser checked, the next player bet half the 2500 pot and the other two folded. I went all-in, the pre-flop raiser folded and the post-flop aggressor, just having me covered, called for a pot of over 11,000 chips. He had AdJd, which is the kind of hand I'd put him on – something that made me feel like I was destined to win the hand. Destiny shouldn't play a part, of course, as I was anyway a 67% favourite to win. However, not a single club, 9, A, Q or K materialised (and just to add salt to the wounds, both Turn and River were black cards). And that was that. It's a fine line.
Part 5
… Of course I couldn't travel well over 8000 kilometres from the UK to Las Vegas and not experience some good old-fashioned casino cash game poker. It's not unusual in the city of sin to see people routinely walking up and down the Strip carrying alcoholic drinks, and my logic was to find a game during the witching hours when the opposition was more likely to be considerably worse for wear. With this in mind I set off at around 5am and settled for the famed Flamingo's Poker Room, where a couple of $1-2 NL games were in full flow. I took advantage of the $300 max buy-in option and sat down, the lone non-USA player at the table. However, I wasn't able to take advantage of anyone's state of inebriation because everyone was stone cold sober.
My very first hand put me straight into action thanks to a pair and a straight draw which I opted to bet up to and including the bluff on the river after missing the desired cards. Alas I was (eventually) called down by a middle-aged man (he had a pair of aces) who then immediately left, followed a few hands later by four others. Fortunately the second table had places open up and the new companions made up an almost stereotypical cross-section of American society. Had social commentators been in my chair for the three hours or so I played they would have garnered a wealth of material. As it was, I was able – 'listening' to music and ostensibly oblivious to, but in fact closely following, their constant chatter – to cut a path through the ultimately exploitable, global style and leave for a well earned breakfast with over $400 profit. And, to be honest, I felt a little unlucky not to be cashing in considerably more.
Despite being primarily an online player, I'd seriously consider going to Las Vegas to concentrate on playing cash (and maybe tournaments) in the casinos for a while.
Indeed, I'll certainly be going back…
Angus Dunnington (AngusD at the 32Red Poker tables)


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Two of the men were university classmates of 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who last week was criminally charged with planting homemade pressure-cooker bombs at the marathon finish line on April 15 along with his older brother, Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Massachusetts said on its official Twitter feed that three men will face charges of obstruction of justice and making false statements.
Papers filed in federal court said authorities charged two men, Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev, with conspiracy to obstruct justice by throwing away a backpack containing fireworks and a laptop computer belonging to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
U.S. prosecutors also charged a man identified as Robel Phillipos, with making false statements to investigators after the bombings, which killed three people and injured 264 others.
Earlier, a U.S. law enforcement source said that two of the men were being held by immigration officials for violating the terms of their visas.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who attended the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, is being held at a prison hospital where he is recovering from gunshot wound sustained in a gun battle with police. His older brother died in the gunfight.
A Boston Police spokeswoman, Katherine Shea, said on Wednesday that three men were taken into custody but she provided no further details.
Last week law enforcement officials were seen searching dumps in southeastern Massachusetts.
Kadyrbayev's lawyer said his client was being held for violations of his student visa.
The lawyer, Robert Stahl, said his client was "not a target" of the bombing investigation, but declined to comment on any other specifics. He said his client had "cooperated fully" with investigators and "wants to go home to Kazakhstan."
The parents of the Tsarnaev brothers have said in interviews in the North Caucasus region of Russia that they do not believe their sons were responsible for placing the bombs.
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Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone terrorist who was caught alive, was hanged Nov 21. Varma has included that part in his movie too.
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Stand-up comedian Dustin Ybarra has joined a Fox television comedy.
Ybarra will co-star on Friends and Family, the U.S. adaptation of the BBC's Gavin & Stacey, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. The half-hour single-camera comedy picks up when two very different lovers meet and try to make a long-distance relationship work.
He will play Smithy, who is surprisingly confident for an untraditional-looking guy. Deeply crass but also sensitive and a romantic at heart, Smithy is Gavin's (Jason Ritter) roommate and friend, living with him in their New York City apartment.
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Chiefs fans will get their first look at the 2007 Kansas City Chiefs at the team's annual Arby's Chiefs Mini-Camp Saturday, June 2nd inside Arrowhead Stadium. The team will practice and offer activities for the entire family all of which are open to the public and FREE.
The Arby's Chiefs Mini-Camp will be the fans' first opportunity to get an up-close look at the new Chiefs, including first-round draft choice WR Dwayne Bowe and free agent LB Donnie Edwards. They will also get a chance to see returning Pro Bowlers TE Tony Gonzalez and G Brian Waters.
Fans can pick up a complimentary ticket at any of the Kansas City Metro area Arby's locations. Parking is FREE with lots opening at 9:30AM, Stadium gates will open at 10:30AM and the Chiefs will take the field for practice from 11:30AM – 1:00PM.
Arrowhead Stadium will have a festive atmosphere for the Arby's Chiefs Mini Camp. Prior to practice, a morning full of fun activities will be offered for the entire family. Following practice players will sign autographs and greet fans. There will also be appearances by the 2007 Chiefs Cheerleaders and KC Wolf who will be signing autographs and posing with fans for pictures. Potential Season Ticket Holders will have the opportunity to "Select Your Seat" by purchasing season tickets for the upcoming 2007 season.
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Published at 11:26, Thursday, 02 August 2012
There are only two sections to the nation's newspapers and news reports: the Olympics pages and the latest grim news on the economy.
Sometimes, the two collide – like the story about how everyone is staying away from London because of the Games.
Well you don't say Sherlock! (or something like that).
After more than a year of London Mayor Boris Johnson, the Government, transport chiefs and Olympics organisers urging everyone not to go anywhere near London during The Big Event, the Great British public and a load of tourists who would normally have visited the capital have done what they were told.
And now, predictably, the businesses in the metropolis are complaining.
Empty hotels have slashed room rates, cafe and restaurant traders are considering slashing their wrists.
Across other parts of the UK, the appallingly wet summer is being blamed for even more hardship on the nation's high streets. The latest report reckons one in 10 retailers went out of business between April and June.
Cumbrian shopkeepers are manfully battling on, changing the way they operate, altering the type of goods they sell to fit in with the demands of a hard-pressed and cost-conscious market. Their cause wasn't helped when the county's towns were snubbed a second time in their application for a Portas improvement grant.
Earlier this year towns across Cumbria bid for a share of £1.2m and advice from TV star 'Mary, Queen of Shops' who was appointed by the Prime Minister to lead a review of Britain's high streets.
None was among the 12 chosen and the same happened more recently when another 15 places across the UK were picked out to pocket around £100,000 in grants and get the chance to work with the shopping guru.
Carlisle, Wigton, Penrith, Maryport and Whitehaven all applied for the scheme.
It seems gloomy, but I was struck by a comment this week from an economic expert based at the University of Cumbria.
Keith Jackson reckons bidding for the Portas scheme is just as important as joining it.
He says the fact that businesses organise themselves into action groups to examine and improve their towns and make them and the shopping available more attractive is worth just as much as getting the £100,000 improvement grant.
Independent retailers offering quality, value for money goods, produce and service are the key.
"Retailers need to concentrate on what customers are spending on and meeting demand needs," he says.
But at the end of the day, the decision on whether our towns and high streets survive or become boarded up no-go zones is down to us shoppers.
We have to make the effort to use our shops, rather than our home computers or out-of-town supermarkets and tell our shopkeepers exactly what we want.
"We need people to shop locally, rather than online.
"If you want retailers and shops to be in your area, you have to support them."
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By the end of this month, a grand jury is expected to hand down a decision in the case of the shooting of Michael Brown by police officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri. One of the most frequently considered questions related to the case is, "What exactly is a grand jury?"
Although seemingly shrouded in mystery, grand juries are an essential part of the protections of our liberties within the legal system of the United States. Here is everything you ever needed to know about the grand jury system.
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The grand jury is a jury of citizens that determines whether there is probable cause to believe that a crime was committed and that a specific person or persons committed it. If the grand jury finds probable cause to exist, then it will return a written statement of the charges called an "indictment."
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Description: Black wool two-piece skirt suit. A) Jacket. Just below hip-length, with center front opening with three hook-and-eye closures. Faux tie of same fabric at waist. Slight collar, and v-neckline. Thin orange/red inset line across front and up to shoulders. Long sleeves with inset orange/red panels along length of sleeves, with cording detailing and zipper closures at cuffs. Slit pockets just below waist. Designer's label: "Adrian / Original" B) Skirt of matching black wool. Street length. Possibly a replacement for the original skirt.
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Description: Coat of black wool. Mid-length coat with cape collar, and double-breasted front closure with two rows of 5 circular black plastic buttons. Exaggerated cuffs and front pockets. Lined in black cloth. Designer's label sewn in collar at center back: "Norell" Retailer's label sewn inside at right side: "Sakowitz / Houston" Part of an ensemble which includes a dress of black wool and a belt, photographed separately.
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Creator: Chanel, Gabrielle "Coco"
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Creator: Dior, Christian
Description: Coat dress of navy silk faille with padded hips. Notched collar; single button closure. Long sleeves with vertical pleat across back shoulder to each sleeve hem. Lower mid-length skirt. Two crescent shaped pieces of fabric at hips with faux pocket detail gives the appearance of a separate jacket. Designer's label on inner right waist side seam: "Christian Dior/ New York/ Original" Tag above designer's label: "Fall 1949" Retailer's label on back of neck: "Neiman-Marcus/ Dallas" Belt of matching navy leather. Stamped on back of belt: "10 Christian Dior / New York"
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Creator: Texas Fashion Collection
Description: Video of 5 members of the RAG Ladies (Retired Apparel Group) visiting the Texas Fashion Collection on November 21, 2013 at the new facility at 405 S. Welch St., Denton, Texas, on the campus of the University of North Texas. The ladies were interviewed by Myra Walker, Curator of the TFC, about their lives in the world of fashion and the apparel industry, and their roles in bring the Dallas Museum of Fashion to UNT. The ladies interviewed were: Jacque Prager, Frances Maloney, Nan Alexander, Naomie Rudelson, and Mary Beth Hoeffner.
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Evening Pumps
Date: 1960
Creator: Schwartz & Benjamin
Description: Pair of evening pumps of gold leather. The shoes are designed with rounded toe, and plain uppers. High, chunky heel is rounded at back and tapers slightly to base. Brand label stamped inside: "Rinaldi"; and "Rinaldi / Wool Composition Heels" Retailer's label stamped inside: "Designer Collections Lord & Taylor" Handwritten inside: "S B 34458 19 / 43-2008"
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Date: [1930..1939]
Creator: unknown
Description: Purse of black tapestry with multicolor floral design. Rectangular, gold metal frame in rose motif and plunger type closure. Double chain handle; rose colored silk lining. Small coin purse of light blue silk inside handbag with semicircular frame and twist ball closure.
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Date: 1970/1979
Creator: Bruno Magli
Description: Pair of woman's shoes of dull yellow/beige patent leather. Designed with square toes, the shoes have a large black patent leather bow across vamp, with oval brass buckle. The 2" high heels taper slightly to base, and are covered in black patent leather. Stamped inside each shoe: "Magli / Bologna / Made in Italy" Stamped inside shoe: "Z 293 78" Stamped on sole: "Made in Italy"; "7 / 1/2 / M"
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Breton Hat
Date: 1960
Creator: Miss Eileen
Description: Hat in modified breton style of pale grey straw with light blue pleated fabric around high crown. Cream colored veil covers entire hat. Unlined. Designer's label on inside headband: "Miss Eileen"
Contributing Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design
Date: 1955~
Creator: Coralie
Description: Hat of black panne velvet. Designed somewhat as a toque, the hat has a high, cylindrical crown which is encircled at base by a wide black velvet ribbon with bow at back and spray of black feathers extending from bow. The brim extends down at a sharp angle. Hat is unlined, with inner black grosgrain ribbon hatband. Designer's label sew to inner hatband: "Styled by / Coralie" and "Finlan". Stamped inside crown: "Flechete / Body made in France"
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beautiful hotel....clean, friendly staff, nice indoor pool, this place has everything....only one problem...food and drink prices are so high (13.50 for a 3 egg omlet, 14.50 for a burger, 18.05 p.p. for breakfast buffet, 4.00 for a bottle of soda etc..). best thing to do is order food or buy food and put in frig in room..........
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- Welcome to the Greenbelt Marriott, an innovative and stylish choice among hotels in Greenbelt, MD. Conveniently located near I-495 and in the midst of many popular business destinations and leisure attractions, guests enjoy easy access to the nearby D.C. Metro Green Line, BWI and DCA Airports and Route 50 leading to Annapolis. Our Greenbelt hotel's Beltway location is also ideal for short commutes to Washington, D.C. And Baltimore. Spacious guest rooms designed for the ultimate in comfort and productivity, feature luxurious bedding ensembles, high-tech amenities and large work areas. Our Greenbelt, Maryland hotel's contemporary lobby provides travelers with free Wi-Fi and refreshing spaces ideal for meeting with business associates and friends or relaxing with a cup of Starbucks(R) coffee. On-site restaurants, a well-equipped fitness center and sparkling indoor and outdoor pools, all complemented by outstanding service, provide guests with added comfort and relaxation to ensure a remarkable hotel experience. ... more less
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- Also Known As:
- Greenbelt Marriott Hotel Greenbelt
- Marriott Greenbelt