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Online Poker - Video Poker News for Friday - January 23, 2004

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• Harrah's Plans to Continue Poker Series
• Town wants another chance at video poker vote
• Man Fatally Shot While Playing Poker Game With Friends
• BINION'S HORSESHOE: Deal with Harrah's finalized
• Poker mania: Card game undergoes resurgence
• LegalPlay Entertainment Inc.'s Subsidiary Proposed Merger With GamblingVision Group Inc.
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• UltimateBet.com goes to the horse races
• Where everybody knows your tattoo
• Mimi Rogers won't gamble on vision
• Break our fast
• Rate-Hike Talks With FMPA Hit Impasse
• Celebrity brunettes in pictures
• Woman Wins Poker Jackpot
• Rolling the dice downtown
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Mimi Rogers won't gamble on vision - 2004-01-23
During her latest guest appearances on Vegas and Celebrity Poker Challenge, actress Mimi Rogers learned just about all there is to know gambling. So when it came to correcting her near-sightedness, Rogers went 'all in' for a revolutionary new LASIK procedure.

"I've known about LASIK for a long time but when you've been as near-sighted as I have been all my life, the little vision you do have is very precious to you," Rogers says. "So while I wanted to do LASIK, I was also very nervous about it. Finally I got up the nerve to do it and the eye surgeon said I wasn't a good candidate."
Read the full story at USA Today
 
Break our fast - 2004-01-23
Where the hell did Steve Liebmann disappear to, and how are we supposed to get this year started with both the breakfast shows carrying on as if it's poker night at David Koch's house?

Seven's Sunrise, the televisual equivalent to a fat man's Mambo shirt, appears to be making some permanent impact on the breakfast landscape. It was supposed to be a novelty, an object of fun, a fad. But when Nine starts following Seven into the abyss of garrulous daylight stupidity, it might be time to find refuge at Ten's Cheez TV.
Read the full story at Sydney Morning Herald
 





 


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