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Being Honest with oneself: dropping down to 2NL
Really, is Poker like a 12 Step program? I had to hit rock bottom before I finally admitted that I was not a good poker player. It took until I had lost 91% of my bankroll before I took ownership of the fact that my game was flawed. My flaw is this; I can play like a nit preflop; open-folding A9o on the button, not 3betting with AQo because I didn't want to play TP2K in a 3bet pot,only playing KJo as an opener from the button. BUT after the flop I was a hyper aggro shovetard. I figured that since I was patient and could go 3 orbits or more without playing a hand that I was 'entitled' to any pot I entered. I refused to lay down my pairs, always felt that a re-raise was because villains were making plays at me. I ignored re-raises, shoved with single pairs and nut flush draws and called all in bets vs short stacks with frightening ease. In other words I had NO postflop game.
Once I realized this I had to make a decision whether I was going to quit poker or try and get better. I chose the latter and humbly dropped down to 2nl. Really there isn't any difference between 10NL/ 5NL and 2NL, same mixture of calling stations and maniacs. I've played about 1k hands in the past 24 hours at 2nl and am netting about 13bb/ 100 hands. I know this is a small sample but I feel free. The money does not matter at all. I don't care about the money, I only want to play well. In fact I de-selected the bet & pot amounts so all I see are chips on the table. I am actually enjoying the process and am thinking about equity vs ranges and stack sizes and realizing that value-towning means betting when they're calling but laying down when they're raising. My preflop raises are bigger and I am surprised how the decisions have become simpler.
I have such a long way to go. I still know virtually nothing about poker but I am no longer a nervous wreck when I play. It may not be the beginning of the end but I hope it is the end of the beginning.
Sounds to me you have what it takes to become great. Realizing ones mistakes is a big factor, people tend to refuse to believe they made an error. Everytime i loose a hand, i ask myself-"what could i have done different to win the hand?", not my opp got lucky. And everything else sound like you are on the right road, gl.
Hmmm. Im actually the opposite. Honesty IS the best policy.
I never really thought I was good. I always did (and still do) picture myself as a terribad player. Always looking for leaks and observing others play in relation to my own.
In my past experience w/ work or whatever this approach has always benefited me greatly. Even when I was out-performing others I was still micro managing myself and continously looking for ways to improve.
Hopefully it begins to pay off for me in the poker world soon.
re: Poker & Being Honest with oneself: dropping down to 2NL
If you really want to learn how to play postflop, I guess you could do with switching to 6-max. There you can't just nit it up and wait for premium hands. You will have to learn to be aggressive pre-flop and follow up with continuation bets postflop on the right types of board. I've learnt a lot more playing 18k hands in 6max than I have playing 40K hands FR.
Update: 2NL (past 48 hours)
1691 hands (running 3 tables at a time: 111 hands/ hr)
Win rate: 16.91 BB/ 100
Again, small sample but good trend, Generally running VP 11/12 PFR 8/9. Standard Preflop raise is 5-6 BB. Playing ABC. Not trying to get cute. Misplayed a few hands including shoving over a c-bet with 88 on a 6 high board vs. opp. with 24/18 stats who happened to have QQ. Otherwise I felt like my reads were good. One thing I did, which I wonder what any of you think is I showed my premiums if I won without a showdown to establish table image but never got around to bluffing with that image. I am still a little gunshy from my bad run so not sure if this is a good idea or just a waste of time??
Post the hand where you had 88 in the HA section and see what kind of feedback you get. It will probs help how you look at what plays you're making and why you're making them. You may know it was the wrong play but you might not know the reason why and the fact that you lost(or sometimes won) affects the way you think about your plays.
Full Tilt - $0.02 NL - Holdem - 9 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3: http://www.pokertracker.com
Hero (LP): $1.56
SB posts SB $0.01, BB posts BB $0.02
Pre Flop: ($0.03) Hero has 8d 8s
fold, UTG+1 calls $0.02, fold, fold, Hero raises to $0.12, fold, fold, fold, BB calls $0.10, UTG+1 calls $0.10
Flop: ($0.37, 3 players) 3d 5d 2h
BB checks, UTG+1 checks, Hero bets $0.20, BB raises to $0.90, fold, Hero raises to $1.44 and is all-in, BB calls $0.54
Turn: ($3.25, 2 players) Kc
River: ($3.25, 2 players) Kh
Hero shows 8d 8s (Two Pair, Kings and Eights)
BB shows Qc Qd (Two Pair, Kings and Queens)
BB wins $3.04
To me, there's nothing wrong with the flop play. Villain might be limping with any junk and we raised there to both isolate and sometimes for value.
The flop, however, was super wet and could hit a lot of hands that BB and UTG+1 can have. You are way behind overpair and can't really beat much. (Even drawing hands like two overs and flush draws, which might have raised the flop as a semi-bluff, were ahead of you). So by shoving you will only get the hands that you beat anyway to fold and to induce those that already beat you to call, a very losing play.
The other thing I like about that hand apart from preflop isolation was your bet-sizing on the flop. Two-thirds of the pot is just about perfect, as it is more than enough to deny naked flush draws odds to draw already. No need to click that "pot" button every time you value bet when you have middling-strength hands on the flop.
Once again, never worry about advanced concepts that will rarely matter in micros. (Balancing your 3 bet and c-bet ranges, switching gears, to name just a few). Instead focus on fat value betting, learn what type of flops to c-bet, and abuse position like crazy.
One more thing, I suggest you use pokertableratings.com to check both your stats and its useful "grader", which evaluates your plays in comparison with the winning players at a particular stake.
GL at the tables.
re: Poker & Being Honest with oneself: dropping down to 2NL
Since I dropped down to 2NL (FR) 3 days ago here are my numbers.
54 table sessions
MT ratio: 2.65 (generally running 2-4 tables)
14.75 hrs
2897 hands
Amt Won: $ 11.86
BB/ 100 hands: 28.97
I'm playing tight, very tight. My default opening hand chart has been in a state of evolution since I started playing and now it is:
EP: AA KK QQ JJ TT AKs AQs
MP: 99 88 77 AJs ATs AQo KQs KJs
LP: 77 66 55 A9s A8s AJo ATo KTs K9s KQo KJo
Button: Any pp, Any Suited Ace, A8o+.Any two Broadway, K7s+, suited connectors QJs-76s, 2 gappers QTs-86s.
I no longer will open raise a pot before I get to the button without a pair, an Ace or a King. That means no opening QJs/ QTs/ JTs from MP/LP.
Standard preflop raise is 5BB+ 1BB per limper from EP/MP and Pot sized from LP/ Button. When 3betting I typically make the raise 4x the original bet.
From the button I will flat a raise with no callers with the following:
pps: 22-99
Suited Aces: AQs-ATs
Suited Kings: KQs-KTs
Suited Connectors: QJs-76s
3betting is villain specific. Without reads or history it is TT+, AK. Otherwise I have 3bet super aggro types with pps down to 77 and a wide range of decent Aces and Kings.
On strong draws and IP I will call a flop c-bet but will not go past the turn if the hand does not improve; i.e. I fold Naked Flush draws to a turn bet unless I pick up a pair or an OESD.
I c-bet nearly 100% when OOP. 1/2 pot in dry boards, 2/3 on wet. I'll fold any pair except AA KK to a re-raise when OOP. I'll take my chances with AA KK so if I get stacked; good hand and move on. IP I'll take the free card if I have a weak draw, call a raise with a strong one. Otherwise I'm re-raising any hand I took the lead on preflop if there is only one overcard to my pair. This works about 80% of the time, even with 88 on an Ace high flop. I don't slowplay Big overpairs and Sets, I want to get the money in.
My graph line has stopped nosediving and started ticking up a little but it is a long way back to zero.
So the problem with posting this hand here is that we already know the result and its hard to give advice when you're swayed by knowing the results. Always post a hand up to the point where you want help with a decision. So in this hand you would put it to the point where you got raised 4.5x on the turn and say HERO??? or something like that.
So I like the raise PF and the c bet is a good size too. When you get raised here try to think of a range of hands they might do this with. I would guess that the range of hands that will do this has you crushed.
You dont give much in the way of reads on said player and how many hands you have on him....
So he is deff loose, calls your PFR and c/r you on the flop. I would think 2 pair, sets and some big combo draws are a big part of his range. He may have even flopped the st8 here. Over pairs are kinda discounted though cause he didnt 3 bet it and he has shown ability to 3 bet.
I would deff fold here cause he has QQ LDO.
Update on 2NL after week one:
4585 hands
Amt won: $ 10.13
BB/100 Hands: 11.04
I did actually backslide a little for two days until today but realized I was falling into old habits and caught myself.
I thought I'd post a graph of my winnings on FT. I started playing 2NL at hand 43493. It's easy to spot, its' the point where I stop plummeting.
My losses are smaller now, I get stacked far less often, in part because I put my stack at risk a lot less often. The big skill I have finally acquired in the past week has nothing to do with postflop play. It is this; I don't play when I'm tired or angry or there are too many distractions going on or when I should be tending to my kids. I also try to limit my sessions to an hour at a time, because after an hour I start to lose some sharpness. I am comfortable playing 3 tables at once but once I open that 4th table I start to lose more so right now I'm ok with 3. I also play less per day, maybe 250-400 hands during the work week. On weekends I'll play double that. My next goal is to be able to work on putting opponents on a range of hands and calculating my equity in the pot vs that range. I'm going to order the Poker Math That Matters book recommended by WVHillbilly tomorrow when I get paid.
Nice thread, whats wrong with 2nl ? lol
I've been playing online for about 6 months now and I have never played a hand at another stake, I know nothing else. Some people tell me that I should get out of there as soon as possible, which I will probably do once my bankroll is big enough for 5nl.
Glad to see that there are other players on here who are also grindin the 01/02.
I would also like to say I'm a fan of your methodical way of playing the game (I disagree on the whole charts thing however, you might just slightly be overdoing it), it's good to have someone less lazy than me on here to write down some of the things I notice and then forget 2 sessions later, keep it up man.
Good luck and hope to see you playing higher stakes in the future, I'll try and keep up.
re: Poker & Being Honest with oneself: dropping down to 2NL
I am now 10,936 hands into my 2NL play. My win rate is 4.41 BB/ 100 hands. My $ amt won is 9.65 although I have am down a little over 1 buy in over the last 7 days.
the things I have learned in the past few weeks are:
Hey Fx,
Not a bad winrate, keep it up.
A few thoughts about your thoughts :
- I'm exactly the same, stubborness is in my own opinion my biggest weakness at the tables, in my head somehow fish can't have monsters.
- Working on the math part, doesn't come naturally yet but I'm getting there, not sure it's of extreme importance at this level, but always good to prepare for higher stakes.
- Bet sizes is important, I usually try and factor in board texture, opponent type. From then on hand strength can be used to, I like to bet big against a calling station on quite a lot of boards with top pair decent kicker for example.
- For QQ, JJ, AK, it depends on the opponent you're playing against. You should be licking your chops with QQ and AK against a maniac who just 4 bet you, doesn't mean he can't have better, but most of the time you're ahead.
- turn play is quite complicated, saying you will never check the turn again is dangerous, but you're right you should be double barreling quite often.
- See baluga theorem somewhere ...
- Again depends on the opponent, against anyone even mildly fishy and passive it can be the nuts.
I am liking this thread. I have my first 5.5k tracked hands on Hem. I wish I was winning but am currently -$9. QQ KK AA have each lost some buyins.
One thing I need to avoid is worrying about the $9, some days ago I was up a few bucks, and as I play im hanging out for the big hands that will put me back into the black.
I did read it awhile ago. It's pretty good,athough if I remember it seems like he is more of a tournament player but like Gordon I like to play pretty tight.
Were you on early today? Could have sworn I saw your Id around 6am.
IMO if you have at least 20BIs for 5nl and you're beating 2nl move up.
I feel honored that you have graced my OP with your presence. Your book is on my wishlist. (I'm just trying to fonush Q-tip's book first)


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For months terrorism researchers have been monitoring al-Qaeda's response to its rival's advances, and the announcement of a new affiliate in the Indian subcontinent could fall in that category.
The subcontinent was on bin Laden's radar from the outset of his global terror campaign. One of the five men who signed his 1998 fatwa announcing the International Islamic Front for Jihad Against the Jews and Crusaders was a Bangladeshi militant (the other four were bin Laden himself, Zawahiri, and militants from Egypt and Pakistan.)
In January 1999 Indian police foiled a complex al-Qaeda operation, led by a Bangladeshi and involving Indian and Arab terrorists, that aimed to bomb the U.S. Embassy in Delhi and U.S. consulates in two other Indian cities simultaneously – an attack that would have been similar to the deadly near-simultaneous bombing of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania five months earlier.
Kashmir in particular has long been a rallying-cry for jihadists, including some with close al-Qaeda links, such as Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e Toiba (LeT), both of which have also received support from Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence agency (ISI) in their effort to end Indian control over Jammu and Kashmir state, as the Indian-ruled part of Kashmir is known.An Indian group called Indian Mujahideen (IM), which has close ties to LeT and other al-Qaeda-linked groups in Pakistan, was designated a foreign terrorist organization by the U.S. government in 2011.
Citing IM's responsibility for dozens of bombings in India in which hundreds of people had been killed, the State Department said the group's "stated goal is to carry out terrorist actions against non-Muslims in furtherance of its ultimate objective – an Islamic caliphate across South Asia."
Last June al-Qaeda released a video entitled "War should continue, message to the Muslims of Kashmir," in which Asim Umar – the man now named as leader of AQIS – urged violent jihad there, and invoked advances in the jihad elsewhere, including Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq.
ISIS inroads in India
Zawahiri's announcement of AQIS comes at a time when a handful of Indian Muslims are reported to have traveled to Syria to join ISIS. There have been fears in India that the group's perceived successes and the lure of the caliphate could turn the trickle into a flood.
On July 30, Indian media reported that ISIS banners had been seen – for the first time – waved by masked men, after end-of-Ramadan Eid prayers in Jammu and Kashmir. One of the banners included the letters ISJK, presumably referring to Islamic State in Jammu and Kashmir.
K.P.S. Gill, a former director-general of the Indian police and president of the Institute for Conflict Management in New Delhi, reported this week that a Pakistan-based IM breakaway faction has declared its intention to fly the ISIS banner over South Asia.
Gill, who is publisher of the South Asia Intelligence Review, also noted that a 66 year-old Indian Muslim group generally viewed as moderate, Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, had recently published an editorial voicing support for the ISIS-declared caliphate.
"[I]it is very necessary to welcome the announcement of the establishment of Islamic caliphate by the ISIS because Islamic caliphate is the aspiration of every Muslim and there has never been a disagreement on the issue among the Muslims in any period of history," the editorial said.
Moreover a leading Islamic religious leader in India, Salman Husaini Nadwi, wrote to ISIS leader Baghdadi during Ramadan, asking Allah to protect him and calling him emir al muminin.
In another recent development in South Asia that would be troubling to al-Qaeda, a prominent Afghan militant with Hezb-i-Islami, "Commander Mirwais," told the BBC that his group was considering joining forces with ISIS.
Hezb-i-Islami, a group founded by veteran Pashtun warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, has longstanding ties with al-Qaeda, and is one of the three elements of the Taliban insurgency, the other two being the Omar-led group and the Haqqani network.


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Mark Durden-Smith will swap bug-eating in the Australian jungle for a ratings war on the fields of Exeter and Stockport as the new presenter of ESPN's Aviva Premiership coverage. The US-owned pay sports channel are taking over from Sky as the dominant broadcaster of England's domestic league by showing 43 live matches next season including the play-off final at Twickenham in May.
The Leicester and England lock Ben Kay is hanging up his boots to take up a co-commentator's microphone alongside the former BBC man Nick Mullins, while Durden-Smith, who was the first presenter of Sky's Rugby Club magazine programme from 1996 to 2002 and more recently fronted I'm a Celebrity... Get Me out of Here, will present programmes from an "interactive" set at every top-flight ground. There will also be a highlights package every Monday evening.
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Sky are left with one semi-final among their 26 live Premiership matches though they have 3-D coverage to themselves. It is a long way from dog eats dog, as Sky invite their own customers to subscribe to ESPN for an additional £9 per month. On some Saturdays, Sky and ESPN will show matches back to back, and half of every weekend's Premiership fixtures will be shown live.
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But the battle for rugby's small-screen audience is intense. The BBC hold live rights to the Six Nations Championship and ITV recently extended their World Cup deal to 2015, while the Heineken Cup stays on Sky.
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At approximately 11 a.m. Saturday, firefighters from Red, White & Blue Fire District responded to a report of a structure fire on Atlantic Lode off Baldy Mountain Road.
Red, White and Blue deputy chief Jay Nelson said Sunday the call was initiated by a downstairs neighbor who believed he heard a rodent trapped in the ceiling. When the man went upstairs to talk to his neighbor about the noise, he noticed the windows were black from smoke and called 911, Nelson said.
Had the fire gone on any longer, Nelson said it could have spread into the downstairs unit and put all four units of the building at risk. Although the downstairs neighbor sustained some smoke damage to his unit, the majority of the damage was confined to the unit of origin.
"The quick actions of a neighbor prevented this fire from damaging the entire structure," said Red, White and Blue chief Jim Keating in a news release.
Crews from Lake Dillon Fire District and Summit County Ambulance Service assisted Red, White & Blue Fire, bringing a total of 21 emergency responders to the scene, the release stated.
The origin of the fire was determined to be near a baseboard heater in the living room of the unit. The unit was not occupied at the time of the fire and preliminary investigations have determined home furnishings located in close proximity to the baseboard heater ignited because of the heat.
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Stanley Cup Playoffs Preview: Rangers vs. Flyers
The Flyers and Rangers followed similar paths this season with slow starts and strong second halves. Their reward is playing each other in a first-round rivalry.
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The new playoff structure is still drawing some mixed reviews but one thing we should be grateful for this year is that it yields a postseason first-round matchup like the Flyers vs. the Rangers. It's one of the NHL's better rivalries and what better way to showcase it than in the postseason.
But forget the history of these two teams, consider where they are at now. They each followed pretty similar paths this season with awful starts and very strong finishes to claim the guaranteed spots out of the Metropolitan Division. They both landed on our list of "teams nobody wants to see in the playoffs" and unfortunately for each, they are seeing the other.
The underlying importance in the playoff race wasn't whether they would get in -- in the closing weeks both looked pretty certain to close on their spots -- but which team would get the home-ice advantage. In their four meetings this season, they split, each game going to the home team. Though the Rangers were actually better on the road this season than at home, the Flyers weren't. Getting home-ice advantage meant a lot to Philly. It went to New York.
In a series that projects to be as tight as this one does, that could be a deciding factor. It's a series with a lot of potential to go deep and that's when home ice starts to have a bigger and bigger impact on a series.
That said, it certainly won't be the deciding factor. Just by virtue of their matchups these two are going to have a bit of a knock-em-down, drag-em-out series on their hands. Add in the venom from a rivalry and it should make for some compelling drama.
It's not difficult to see either team winning this series but obviously only one team will earn the right to take on the winner of the Blue Jackets and Penguins.
NYR Offense vs. PHI Defense
One of the things that makes this series so intriguing is that you have a mediocre offense vs. a mediocre defense and a good offense vs. a good defense in the two respective matchups. This is the mediocre section.
Even with new coach Alain Vigneault coming in before the season and opening things up a bit for the Rangers, they didn't set the world on fire in the scoring department. Even with their well-paid cast of characters the Rangers only checked in at 18th in the league with 2.61, goals per game, a very small step back from last season's pace, believe it or not. The question with this Rangers team all season long, though, was how long could it last? It was bound to turn in their favor eventually right?
Generating chances hasn't been a problem for the Rangers, they are routinely winning the scoring chance battle. The problem has been finishing. Though they have such players as Rick Nash , Martin St. Louis , Brad Richards , surprising leading scorer (that was with them all season) Mats Zuccarello , etc., etc., scoring has been an issue. They were 27th in the league with a shooting percentage of just 6.1. As a comparison Tampa Bay was 15th this season 7.7 percent, a league mean. So it's not as if the Rangers have been bad on offense, they just have been able to turn it into a lot of goals. Eventually that shooting percentage is bound to turn, the question is if that will happen in the playoffs.
The Flyers, meanwhile, always seem to have their Achilles' heel on defense. Every year it seems like the same thing; they add a player or two hoping he's going to be the difference and usually there isn't much improvement to be seen. This season those adds were Mark Streit and at the trade deadline Andrew MacDonald to go with the corps that includes the steady veteran Kimmo Timonen and a steady Braydon Coburn as well as Luke Schenn . As a unit the Flyers finished 23rd in the league with 2.90 goals against per game even slightly worse than their ranking of 19th in shots against (that should tell you it's not ALL on the defensemen).
PHI Offense vs. NYR Defense
And here we have the strength on strength which pretty much equals out to another even battle.
When the Flyers got off to that atrocious 1-7 start to the season (remember, the Rangers started just as slowly) it was because they weren't getting anything from their offense. Claude Giroux was so slow out of the gate that he missed the cut for the Canadian Olympic team. Since that time he has been on fire and the Flyers offense followed suit. They have scoring depth to challenge any team in the league, literally. They were the only squad in the NHL with seven -- Seven!! -- 20-plus goal scorers on the roster, led by Wayne Simmonds ' 29. They go three lines deep, almost equally deep. It was good enough to give them the eighth-ranked offense with 2.84 goals per game even with the atrocious start bringing down the numbers. They aren't an overwhelming possession team -- not good, not bad -- but the Flyers do create well on the rush and they'll get their goals.
Though John Tortorella is gone in favor of Vigneault, the Rangers still have their bread and butter on defense. Certainly they are aided by one of the league's best goaltenders behind them but with Ryan McDonagh and Dan Girardi leading the way, they have a strong group. It's been a big boon getting Marc Staal back and healthy this season, playing more than 20 minutes a night. McDonagh is the only one on the back that gives them much of an offensive threat with his 14 goals and 29 assists but they are defensemen for a reason and it's tough to gripe about a group that was fourth in the NHL with 2.32 goals against per game.
In a matchup of Henrik Lundqvist vs. Steve Mason / Ray Emery , are you really going to bet against the King?
It has to be admitted that Mason has been a relative surprise this season in Philadelphia, even though the expectations weren't very high to begin with. He took the starter's role in the beginning of the season and played well enough with a .917 save percentage in 61 games. He had a rough middle of the season when you thought the regression might be on but he finished with a save percentage of .921 over March and April. He has at least given the Flyers the best goaltending they've had in a long time going into the playoffs, even if it's hard to be sold on Mason completely. It is a concern that he's a bit dinged up going into the playoffs and if the Flyers have to turn to Emery, who hasn't been great in his backup role.
Improved play or not, Mason is still not Lundqvist. He had a very slow start to the season just like his team. Lundqvist recently admitted that he was a little distracted by his contract negotiations and that theory checks out when you consider how well Lundqvist played in the latter half of the season. In three of his final five starts he only gave up one goal, a sign that he's on top of his game coming into the playoffs. He didn't carry a massive workload with 63 games this season thanks to Cam Talbot 's stellar work behind him, which should leave Lundqvist fresher for the playoffs when he has been even better the last two trips. With Lundqvist in net, the Rangers always have a chance.
Special teams
While the offensive numbers didn't go up over this season with Vigneault instead of Tortorella, the power play numbers did. An annual problem before, the Rangers power play at least stepped into the average range in the league, converting on 18.2 percent of opportunities. This is an area where Martin St. Louis helps them greatly, especially with his old pal Richards. It's not a world-beating group but it's much better than what they've had. Their PK is very strong, as you'd expect with their defensemen and goalie. Ryan Callahan isn't there to recklessly block every shot he sees but still the Rangers finished third in the league this season.
As a group, though, the Flyers do have a bit of an edge in special teams. They had better because at even strength they were outscored this season. On the power play it's a different matter. Giroux (37 points), Wayne Simmonds (15 goals) and Jakub Voracek (23 points) really flourish on the man advantage as does Timonen on the blue line and it's partly why they brought in Mark Streit. Vincent Lecavalier has also done his best work on the man advantage (you know it's a good group when Lecavalier is more like an afterthought). What probably comes as a surprise, though, is how strong the Flyers PK is. With an 84.8 percent kill rate, they finished seventh in the league, well above their regular defensive showing. That's in large thanks to the outstanding PK duo of Sean Couturier and Matt Read , both of whom are dangerous offensive threats on the PK as well.
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Ultimately, I think the Windows 10 environment is excellent for me as it caters for so many different uses. The inclusion of the Xbox app is also great for when you need some downtime too!
Windows 10 / Lenovo Yoga 910
For me, the Xbox Play Anywhere is a great new feature as it allows you to play your current Xbox games with higher resolutions and better graphics without forking out extra cash for another copy. Although available titles are still scarce, but I'm sure it will grow in time.


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Flash Gordon #3 Preview
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Thursday, June 19, 2014
Scratch that
Unfortunately, due to a few unforeseen circumstances, I will not be attending this weekend's Heroes Con in North Carolina. I had been planning on being there right up until this morning and I'm disappointed I won't be going. I've never been but I know it's a favorite of many folks so hopefully they'll have me next year and it'll all work out. I hope everybody who is going has a great time!
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Thursday, June 12, 2014
Heroes Con!
Heroes Con! I'll be there! June 20-22! Holy @#$^ that's next week!
I'm at table AA-820. I'll be doing sketches at the show, and I'll have originals from Flash Gordon, Superman, and Deadpool with me as well as copies of the books themselves. Also probably some coffee and my cherubic demeanor.
I won't be doing any pre-show sketches this time around. Too much to do leading up to the show, unfortunately. Thanks/sorry to those wrote me asking about that.
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Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright talk to Jason Solomons about their new film, Hot Fuzz. Plus interviews with Michel Gondry, director of The Science of Sleep and Eric Steel, the director of The Bridge


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"Poetic Captured Reflections" and "Soulful Inspirations": May 22-25, Lakes Gallery of Fine Art, N76 W31428 Highway V V, North Lake. Collaborations of artists Anne Wall and Holly Kallie with poet Christina M. R. Norcross, 262-966-1804, www.lakesfineart.com.
Annual Student Exhibit:(through May 22), Fine Arts Center Gallery, Southview Hall, UW-Waukesha, 1500 N. University Drive, Waukesha. 262-521-5445.
Hungry Planet: What the World Eats, photo essay by Peter Menzel and Faith D'Aluisio: (through Aug. 16), Marceil Pultorak Atrium Gallery, Carroll University, 238 N. East Ave., Waukesha. 262-524-7192.
Images and Shapes: James Mlaker and Kathryn Rambo: (through May), Village Centre, Purloin Studio, W164 N8859 Mill St., Menomonee Falls. 262-255-9090.
Joseph Ralston: Inspired Across the Cultures:(through May), Stanford Art Gallery, N88 W16475 Main St., Menomonee Falls. Sculptural art by Joseph Ralston, 262-255-7880.
Margie Premia, natural jewelry: (through Aug. 2), River's End Gallery, 380 W. Main St., Waukesha. 262-896-8875, www.riversendgallery.com.
Original Oils on Canvas: (through June 1), The Gilded Edge, 13475 Watertown Plank Road, Elm Grove. 262-782-2803.
Runs With Scissors: May 22-25, Almont Gallery, 342 W. Main St., Waukesha. 262-542-1522.
Stills: Courtney Stevens and Lindsey May: (through June 27), Taylor's People's Park, 337 W. Main St., Waukesha. Waukesha South High School graduates Lindsey May and Courtney Stevens will display their work, 262-522-6868.
The Haute Habit: Lynn Gaffey, wearable art and home decor: (through May 31), Almont Gallery, 342 W. Main St., Waukesha. 262-542-1522.
What I Have Noticed Along the Way: Larry Schultz, paintings; William Schuele, sculpture: (through June 28), Griffin Gallery, 133 E. Wisconsin Ave., Oconomowoc. 262-567-1826.
Author Visits
Michael Perry: 7 p.m. May 22, Oconomowoc Arts Center, East Forest Street, at the high school, Oconomowoc. The author of "Coop: A Year of Poultry, Pigs, and Parenting," www.oconomowocartscenter.com.
Tommy Gimler: 8:30 p.m. May 22, Dawn's Trolley Pub, W29 S10794 Phantom Woods Road, Mukwonago. Ages 21 and up are invited to a comedy performance by the 1996 graduate of Mukwonago High School. 262-363-3132.
Shrine Circus: 4:30 and 7 p.m. May 22, Arena, Waukesha County Exposition Center, 1000 Northview Road, Waukesha. Free parking, food and concessions available, $16 adults, $12 children 12 and under, 262-896-8490.
Bingo: 7 and 8 p.m. May 23, Alberte Center, Queen of Apostles Catholic School, 449 W. Wisconsin Ave., Pewaukee. $1,000 in prizes for each session.
Used Book Sale: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 23, Delafield Chamber of Commerce, 421 Main St., Delafield. In conjunction with the Delafield Farmers Market, 262-646-8100, www.delafieldchamber.org.
Weekend Food Drive: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 23-24, Yerke Frog Alley Greenhouse, S14 W33879 Highway 18, Wales; and S79 W28995 Frog Alley Road, Mukwonago. Bring in two or more canned or packaged food items and receive a free potted tomato plant. 262-363-7556.
Farmers Markets
Delafield Farmers Market: 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 23, Delafield city parking lot, Main Street, east of the Fish Hatchery, Delafield.
Oconomowoc Farmers Market: 7 a.m. to noon May 23, St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 210 Pleasant St., Oconomowoc.
Waukesha Farmers Market: 7 a.m. to noon May 23, Riverfront Plaza, between Broadway and Barstow, Waukesha.
Grilling 2 Give: 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 22, Oconomowoc High School south parking lot, 641 E. Forest St., Oconomowoc. Grilled food and live music to benefit a local family's medical expenses, 262-560-3100 Ext. 3299.
Senior Citizen Breakfast: 8 a.m. May 22, Lake Country School, 1800 Vettelson Road, Hartland. Senior citizens in the Lake Country School District are invited.
Corn & Brat Roast: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. May 23-24; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 25, East Troy Village Square, Main St. and Church St., East Troy. Food, live music and a community-wide rummage sale.
Memorial Day
Memorial Day Ceremony and Parade: 1 to 3 p.m. May 22, St. John's Northwestern Military Academy parade field, 1101 Genesee St., Delafield.
Veterans Festival: 4 to 11 p.m. May 22; noon to 11 p.m. May 23-24; 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 25, Village Park, 325 Capitol Drive, Pewaukee. Carnival rides, food, refreshments and music.
Memorial Day Service: 1 p.m. May 24, Genesee Town Park, S42 W31800 Depot Road, Genesee. The Genesee VFW Post 5270 will host a ceremony at the War Memorial followed by refreshments.
Memorial Day Brat Fry: 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. May 25, St. John's United Church of Christ, N67-W28321 Sussex Road, Merton. The public is invited for food and family fun activities, 262-538-1912.
Memorial Day Parade: 10 a.m. May 25, from Pewaukee High School to St. Mary's Church. Sponsored by the American Legion Post 71.
Memorial Day Parade: 10 a.m. May 25, Fireman's Park, Merton. Area families, civic groups and organizations are invited to decorate floats, bikes, trikes, baby buggies and wagons and join in the parade.
Memorial Day Presentations: 9 a.m. May 25, Three Pillars Compass Point, 375 Highway 67, Dousman; 9:50 a.m., Masonic Health Care Complex, 400 N. Main St., Dousman; 10:15 a.m., Bark River Bridge, Main Street, Dousman; 11 a.m., ceremony and main presentation followed by picnic at the pavilion, Cory Park Memorial, Main St., Dousman. Sponsored by The Dousman American Legion Post 405.
Pewaukee Lake Water Ski Club Memorial Day Show: 5:30 p.m. May 25, Pewaukee Beach. The theme is "Pirates of Pewaukee Bay". 414-350-8713.
"Growing Seasons, an American Farm Family at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century":10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. May 22-23, Waukesha County Historical Society & Museum, 101 W. Main St., Waukesha. Artwork and artifacts depicting farm experiences and family life in the early 1900s, $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 students, children under 6 free, 262-521-2859, www.wchsm.org.
Guided Tours, Exhibits and Special Events: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 22-25, Octagon House Museum, 919 Charles St., Watertown. 920-261-2796.
Ten Chimneys Estate Tours: (through Nov. 14), S43 W31575 Depot Road, Genesee Depot, 262-968-4110, www.tenchimneys.org.
Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition: (through May 25), Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells St., Milwaukee. 414-278-2728, www.mpm.edu.
"Out the Door and Innuendo" with Leslie Fitzwater and Paula Foley: 8 p.m. May 22-23; 2 p.m. May 24, Studio Theater, Sunset Playhouse, 800 Elm Grove Road, Elm Grove. Duo performs songs that say what they mean by not meaning what they say, $10, 262-782-4430.
Morning Bird Hikes: 7 to 8:30 a.m. May 22, Retzer Nature Center, S14 W28167 Madison St., Waukesha. Explore habitats, welcome back spring migrants, and check on year-round residents, $1 per person, 262-896-8007, www.waukeshacountyparks.com.
"Dark Matter": 1 p.m. May 23, Charles Z. Horwitz Planetarium, S14 W28167 Madison St., Waukesha. An investigation on dark matter or dark energy, $4 adult, $3 children and seniors, 262-896-8423.
Spring Bird Hikes: 7 to 9 a.m. May 24, Kettle Moraine State Forest, Lapham Peak, W329-N846 Highway C, Delafield. Dress for weather, bring field guides and binoculars, 262-646-3025.
Ed Franks as Frank Sinatra: 8 p.m.-midnight May 22, Twist 'n Olive, 2730 Hillside Drive, Delafield. 262-646-5483.
Karaoke Idol: 9 p.m. May 22, Club Indigo, Olympia Resort & Conference Center, 1350 Royale Mile Road, Oconomowoc. Weekly prizes and a grand prize every 6 months, 262-369-4990.
Marcell: 7 p.m. May 22, Butler Inn, 742 Glacier Road, Pewaukee. 262-691-0840.
Tomm Lehnigk: 7:30 p.m. May 22, Williams Supper Club, S76-W17745 Janesville Road, Muskego. 262-679-2990.
Xeno, Rachal, Tommy Greywolf and No Strings: 9 p.m. to midnight May 22, Thunder Bay Grille, N14-W24130 Tower Place, Pewaukee. 262-523-4244, www.thunderbaygrille.com.
John Criston Widule, Kent Niemi and Conga Mark Bryan:8 p.m. May 23, Twist 'n Olive, 2730 Hillside Drive, Delafield. 262-646-5483.
Maple Road Blues Band: 9 p.m. May 23, Arriba Mexican Restaurant, 4753 N. 124th St., Butler. 262-783-7630.
Men of Constant Sorrow: 9:30 p.m. May 23, Delafield Brewhaus, 3832 Hillside Drive, Delafield. 262-646-7821.
Shakedown:9 p.m. to midnight May 23, I-94 and Highway J, Thunder Bay Grille, N14-W24130 Tower Place, Pewaukee. 262-523-4244, www.thunderbaygrille.com.
Sharon Schmidt, Steve Lewandowski and George Welland: 7:30 p.m. May 23, The Delafield Hotel, 415 Genesee St., Delafield. 262-646-1600.
Adult Open Skating: 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. May 22, Naga-Waukee Ice Arena, 2946 Golf Road, I-94 and Highway 83, Delafield. For adults age 18 and older, Admission: $5.50 adults, $4 seniors; skate rental: $2.50, www.waukeshacountyparks.com.
"42nd Street":8 p.m. May 22; 2 and 8 p.m. May 23; 2 p.m. May 24, Waukesha Civic Theatre, 264 W. Main St., Waukesha. 262-547-0708.
"Charlotte's Web": 7 p.m. May 22-23; 2 p.m. May 24, Oconomowoc Arts Center, East Forest Street, at the high school, Oconomowoc. Presented by the Silver Lake Intermediate School drama club, $8 adults, $5 students, www.oconomowocartscenter.com.


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This April Nashville artist Emily Leonard exhibits her first solo show with David Lusk Gallery.
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I told no one about what happened that night. I am still convinced it was all just my mind playing tricks on me. It's the only way I can cope with it, even though it happened a couple months ago. People already think I am crazy, I refuse to add fuel to that fire. I pass a home for those... well lets just say for those with imaginary friends, every single day on my way to school and though things have calmed down I have considered picking myself up an application. No 18 year old should be going through what I am. I still don't know why I haven't just grabbed all my stuff and left. Well that's a lie. I do know one reason: I'm scared that if I leave instead of things returning to normal that they will start attacking my father. He has enough problems as it is without adding that into the mix. I'm still scared out of my mind. I'm still feeling an overwhelming sense of defeat and loneliness. I still can't sleep at night.
That morning after the incident I left. I went walking around all day. I walked around my neighbour hood at least 25 times. stopped counting after that and started walking in all side streets and trials until darkness came and my phone and long since died. I knew my dad would be worried if he came home and I wasn't there and he could not call me. Eventually I did walk the familiar route to my home and stopped at the driveway. I stared at my house for a couple minutes. You would never tell what horrors where held inside by just looking at it. My house isn't huge and fancy, its a small house, a little run down since no one is able to keep up with the amount of upkeep it needs. That and we like to start projects and never finish them, oh the joy of ADD. I slowly lifted my right foot and placed it in front of the left. then lifted my left and placed it in front of my right foot. I did this as slowly as humanly possible and still I reached the front door entirely too quickly.
I opened the door and peered inside. My cat and dog were both waiting there to greet me. I stepped inside and kicked my shoes off and petted the for a minute then slowly walked up the stairs. My dog does this very cute and extremely annoying thing were he runs up a few steps and stops in front of you so you have to pet him and then runs up a couple more and does this again. He also will continue this throughout the house until you ignore him or get to your destination. I normally just pet him because he is too cute for me to ignore most of the time. Today was no exception to this routine. He did this all the way up the stairs and once at the top he noticed me turn to go down the hall and ran and sat at my bedroom door. Recently I got a new tv so the old one is sitting at the end of the hall. I never noticed its perfect reflection of the hallway before. I continued walking down the hall till i reached my dog and bent down to pet him. Unfortunatly my gaze went right to the tv. Behind me at the top of the stairs was a large figure. I looked out of the corner of my eye behind me and nothing was there. looked back at the tv and saw it was now slowly walking towards me. I was frozen in fear. I heard the floor creaking as I watched it slowly get closer. Honestly, I think I peed my pants a little bit. Closer and closer it crept and as it got closer I noticed how jerky it was. Head twitching, arms shaky, this dark, man-like figure took another step towards me. A few more steps and it would be directly behind me. I finally snapped out of the trance I was in and in one fluid movement I swooped my dog into my arms and opened my bedroom door. My cat came bolting in from the closet, where she likes to hide and jumped on my bed, spinning around so she faced the door hair raised ready to attack. I took one last look in the tv as I shut my door and saw it standing directly in front of my door. I slammed it shut and it rebounded a little as if someone stuck their foot in the door. Leaning on the door trying to close it the last couple inches, I noticed goosebumps forming all over my body as I screamed "Leave me alone!". Chills ran up my spine and I remember thinking, "This is it. Now it has really come for me." I am not sure how long this went on for but I was seconds away before giving up when through my tears I managed to choke out, "I'm sorry, please just leave me alone, I'm so sorry." I slide to the floor the door still open a crack in defeat. I noticed the air get warmer and my door clicked quietly closed.


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So, grab your pumpkin-flavored whatever and give one of these fall century rides a spin.
Syracuse Ride for Missing ChildrenSept. 16, 2016; Syracuse, N.Y. 1 of 10
Yes, you'll get to enjoy the beauty of upstate New York before it gets too cold to bear, but this ride is about more than the scenery or how fast you can pedal. Raising awareness for missing children, the ride is unique in that all cyclists, escorted by local law enforcement, ride in a group at a moderate pace of 14 to 18 mph. Riders stop by schools where cheering schoolchildren and their parents greet them. There, cyclists spend time speaking to children and raising awareness of missing children in the U.S.
Rotary Rivers & Ridges RideOct. 1, 2016; Clarkston, Wash. 2 of 10
Situated near the border of Washington and Idaho, this scenic ride takes cyclists along the beautiful Snake and Clearwater Rivers. You'll encounter rolling hills, long descents and picturesque views of the Snake and Clearwater Rivers. The route is fully paved, and includes several rest stops and a meal at Riverfest for those who brave the 100-mile ride.
Escape New YorkSept. 24, 2016; New York City 3 of 10
Don't worry, this is not 1997 (anymore). You're not Snake Plissken and the U.S. government did not turn Manhattan into a maximum-security prison. Nonetheless, this ride should be a thrill. Celebrating its 21st year, Escape New York, which traverses Bergen and Rockland Counties, offers rolling hills and postcard views of the Hudson River. You'll cross the famous George Washington Bridge, eat good food and meet wonderful people.
No Hill HundredOct. 1, 2016; Fallon, Nev. 4 of 10
In case you couldn't discern it from the ride's name, this 100-mile route is as flat as a pancake. If your little legs can't handle inclined plains or grades of more than one percent—or you fancy yourself a sprinter in the Tour de France—this ride should be right up your alley. But just because your legs won't cramp and you'll likely finish bonk-free doesn't mean you'll go home empty handed. No, this ride gives all participants a cycling jersey and plenty of other commemorative swag.
WCBC Savage CenturyOct. 15, 2016; Newark, Del. 5 of 10
If you think this ride is named after "Wonder Years" great Fred Savage, you'd be sorely mistaken. By "savage," they mean brutally difficult. Fortunately, October should provide gorgeous weather for this ride through rural Delaware. And, if your legs aren't feeling up to the 100-mile task, you can always choose shorter routes of 40, 60 or 75 miles.
Anne Arundel County Lifeline 100Oct. 16, 2016; Millersville, Md. 6 of 10
Offering a mix of road and paved trails, this 100-mile route takes riders through the downtown area of Maryland's gorgeous state capital, Annapolis (also home of the U.S. Naval Academy), and the lovely Severn River in the heart of autumn. The ride coincides with a community health fair, which will include health screenings and fun activities for kids and family.
Canyon Classic ChallengeOct. 22, 2016; Patterson, Calif. 7 of 10
Don't let the beauty of this ride cloak its difficulty. Sure, you'll ride through some of the most breathtaking areas of California wine country and have a picturesque lunch in Livermore Valley. But while the views will keep you smiling, your legs will be crying out in self-inflicted pain. With a 5,500-foot climb up Del Puerto Canyon, you'll need a glass of wine when it's all said and done.
Richard Selje Ride4RecoveryOct. 29, 2016; Pasadena, Calif. 8 of 10
Thanks to Southern California's amazing year-round temperature, we can't guarantee fall-like climate conditions. However, we can guarantee an awesome time for an awesome cause. The ride is fully supported with regular SAG stops, where you can refuel with liquids, snacks, gels and bars. All proceeds go to benefit the Gooden Center, a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center.
Giant Omelette Celebration RideNov. 5, 2016; Lavayette, La. 9 of 10
Held in conjunction with the Giant Omelette Celebration—which is exactly what you'd think it is, a celebration with giant omelettes—this ride tours the southern Louisiana town of Abbeville and surrounding areas. Volunteers support the ride with frequent SAG stops with energy gels, food and drinks. And don't forget to fill up with some tasty omelettes after the long trek. You can't make an omelette without exercising a few legs.


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Texas could be facing a severe water shortage in the next 40 years. The Natural Resources Defense Council says that by the year 20-50, demands for water will far surpass the supply in a third of the states in the U-S. The Council says Texas is at extreme risk, along with 7 other states. They blame the shortages on growing population to the changes in climate patterns.
Texas Water ShortageJuly 21, 2010 1:20 PM
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Simple fix…
Dredge the area lakes deeper, they will fill up during the rainy season, increasing our water supply.
It would seem that to take care of something like a water shortages you could build a pipeline which could carry water across the united states to the states which need it the most during a drought problem solved
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In this post were taking a look at the Samsung Omnia i8910 HD's built in GPS receiver. With the standard Samsung firmware that comes with the i8910 HD, it has a GPS+ application which downloads GPS satellite data to help provide a quicker lock on time to the satellites. This is very useful. And for who knows why Orange removed this feature… So another reason to debrand your Orange phone.
Locked on to 9-10 Satellites and indoors!
Our i8910 gets GPS lock in about 5 seconds, which is pretty impressive. Getting a solid 4-5 bars of GPS satellite signal indoors and under two stories! That's around 7-8 satellites. Something I've not seen before on a phone. So it shows you just how good the GPS chipset and receiver Samsung used in the i8910 is.
GPS+ application helps for faster GPS lock-on times.
i8910 HD GPS gives us full GPS signal indoors!
We used Garmin XT on our i8910. So far there are a few options for GPS Navigation. GMaps (Free but no real navigation), Route 66 and Garmin XT. With the AMOLED LCD and how fast the phone is, the experience is very good and smooth. Keying in street addresses with the full screen Samsung qwerty keyboard is easy. Route calculation is good – normally around 10 seconds or more depending on just how far your travelling.
Garmin XT is very smooth on the i8910 and clear even in daylight
Using the GPS in the car the screen is very clear and visible in direct sunlight. The audio through the loudspeakers is loud, yet clear and easy to understand. The only issues we faced was the fact the socket for the charger is on the right side and that posed as a problem with our car phone holder. I guess we need to wait someone to release a car holder for the i8910 HD.
Oh and the signal was always 4-5 bars on our trip using Garmin XT. So overall the GPS navigation / Sat Nav experience is very good on this phone.