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Forums helping online poker players learn the $7 billion industry

San Francisco - Online poker has become one of the biggest industries on the Internet. Since its introduction in 1998, online poker has turned into a $7 billion industry with an enormous amount of players. Is it a better investment strategy than playing the stock market?

In the Media by Andrew Moran

Op-Ed: 'Cards of Love' group illustrates the value of US Postal Service Special

Cards of Love is about "a person taking one minute, one stamp, and one card to make a difference in one life," and these inspirational cards are delivered the old-fashioned way.

Digital Journal Report by Kay Mathews - 3 comments

Hallmark presents layoff condolence cards

Hallmark has a card for just about every occasion. Whether it be a card for a birthday, graduation, baby shower, or wedding, Hallmark seems to have it all. Now, the company has launched a line of cards for people who have recently become unemployed.

In the Media by Kevin Fitzgerald - 5 comments

Valentine cards and gifts banned in Iran

Images of hearts, flowers and Cupid won’t be seen in shop windows in Iran this year, as producing and selling items related to Valentine’s Day has been banned in that country.

In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 5 comments

Marijuana scratch-and-sniff cards handed out by Dutch authorities

Rotterdam - Dutch authorities are handing out 30,000 scratch cards with a marijuana odour as part of their efforts to fight the illegal cultivation of cannabis.

In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 1 comment

New credit card rules coming in February

Most consumers use credit cards because it seems to be the norm now a days but they can cost users a lot of money in fees and interest if they do not understand a credit card's terms and conditions.

In the Media by Owen Weldon

Joshua Witter Sells I-Told-You-So Cards For Those Left Behind

According to many Christians when the second coming of Christ happens those who are non-believers will be left behind. Atheist Joshua Witter sells cards to Christians who want to send a message to their loved ones when that happens.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 4 comments

U.S. bank credit cards and the moving due dates scam

Many banks have deliberately designed billing systems to periodically generate payment due dates that are 5 to 6 days earlier than normal in an effort to catch automatic bill payers in a missed due date scam.

In the Media by Barbara Sowell - 6 comments

Scanners For British IDs Not Ready For Service

Britain may have high tech ID cards but without any scanners to read them how good are they? Britain issued the cards to foreign students and the foreign spouses of British citizens last week.

In the Media by KJ Mullins

Vatican Monitoring Workplace Slackers, Introduces Swipe Cards For Staff

It's though of as the place that has all the money, or at least, the Pope is not short of a few bob or two. Yt while the world lies in the palm of financial ruin, the Vatican cuts back too and asks staff to clock in and out.

In the Media by Michelle Duffy - 3 comments

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