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Happy 2024 everyone!

With the intention of starting on a light hearted note Faern shares with us a little bit about numerology and it's history.
She also tells you how to calculate your Life Path Number.
Visit THIS POST on TikTok for more about the Life Path Number and for you to participate in the conversation by entering your number as a comment on the post- Faern said she would add a positive trait or aspect of your number- take her up on it!

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K eats vegetables, on purpose, and does NOT die.  In fact, he even likes them!  Find out how FreshKIND Kitchen makes veggies edible and enjoyable.  We circle back to local coffee spots LaJava and Crystal Coffee for much needed irish-thremed caffeinated beverages.  If you haven't checked out Wildflower Supper Club in Kewaunee, learn why it's worth a stop.  And, we finally checked out Sunday Funday brunch at 888 Cheese & Co. 

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Episode 30 of the For The Burgh Podcast features Danny Stillman, lead singer of Drop Dead Gorgeous, Bleach Blonde and most recently 888! Danny and I run thru every Drop Dead, Bleach Blonde and 888 album as he gives us his personal favorite song from each record by every band! He also talks about his influences growing up such as Nirvana, The Used and Adam Lazzara of Taking Back Sunday! I make him answer the age old emo question Taking Back Sunday or Brand New and we talk about how much social media has evolved for bands now and what it was like back in the MySpace days when DDG was getting started. Also find out if there's any chance for a potential Drop Dead, Gorgeous reunion in the near future. If you're looking for any vocal features head to https://www.featuredx.com/feature/danny-stillman-drop-dead-gorgeous-888/ and you can get any style feature from Danny that you're looking for! 

On this episode of the Tournament Poker Edge Podcast, Clayton is joined by David Tuchman to discuss his history in poker commentary and brings some hands from his recent trip to London for the 888pokerLive London Festival.

Dominik Nitsche is only 27 years old, but he is already considered a veteran in the poker world after traveling the tournament circuit for the last 10 years. The Minden, Germany-native picked up the game early, and had a six-figure bankroll while still in high school. When he was 18, he won a Latin American Poker Tour event for $381,000 to kickstart his career. Nitsche wandered all over the world, cashing in nearly every country with a major tournament series, and along the way he picked up three World Series of Poker bracelets, and a World Poker Tour title.

But the 888Poker Ambassador wanted more, especially from the high roller scene that fellow countrymen such as Fedor Holz, Christoph Vogelsang, Rainer Kempe, Ole Schemion and others had dominated over the last few years. The last 12 months have seen Nitsche get his turn in the spotlight, with more than $8 million in cashes. After finishing third at the Asia Championship of Poker in Macau, Nitsche won the $111,111 buy-in, High Roller For One Drop at the WSOP Europe in Rozvadov. Not only did he pick up his fourth bracelet, but also a top prize of almost $4.1 million. He's since made ten high roller final tables, and scored three more wins. As of right now, he has $15.4 million in live tournament cashes, along with another $5 million online.

Highlights from this interview include the evolution of poker strategy, Harrington on Hold'em's relevance today, trying to be more GTO than the other guy, holding a half-million dollar bankroll in high school, why solvers can help even low-stakes players, an $8 million year, the relief of a big score, why he can't go broke, a growing concern in high roller tournaments, a love for Beirut poker, watching The Simpsons, and quickly reloading after losing a $2.3 million pot.