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You're going to see a lot less of me in the coming days. It is my hope that by the end of the year, you won't see me at all. I will continue to use the internet to connect to close family and friends, but I am no longer going to participate in the digital revolution. It seems an odd choice to make, for someone engaged heavily in the IT field, but that's a change I'm hoping to make too. By the end of this year, hopefully next year, I won't have to spend every day in front of a computer... read more

Spamwise Hamgee saw the new The Desolation of Smaug trailer when it launched this week, and got a special guest star at the webcomic on the same day! Read it here.

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Bill the Pony teaches supermodel Aurelia Gliwski how to play poker in yesterday's Hard Hobbit to Break. Click the picture or HERE to see it!

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Pretty proud of my little Firefly Fan-Fic Graphic Novel I did at HH2B this week! Check it out!

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Darvin Moon’s legacy in the history of poker is sealed not just because of his unexpected victories but due to other things, as well. The dark horse poker player from Maryland took the 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event by surprise, eventually succumbing to Joe Cada heads-up. This made him bring home $5,182,601 for his efforts and this remarkable success story ever told reached online poker tables like Partypoker.com. His humble story as an amateur poker player even more awed poker enthusiasts as he admitted that he only taught himself how to play poker. While some criticized his style of playing and lack of experience, he managed to enter the 2009 WSOP final table, having 30 percent of the chips in play. Furthermore, he and his adopted phrase, "If I win, I win. If I lose, I lose," displayed a modest and self-deprecating approach in playing the card game. However, behind his inspiring success poker story, Moon had an even more surprising story in his past -- a mystery featured on Unsolved Mysteries more than 20 years ago.

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