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Our guest this week is arguably the world's best gin rummy player, Michael Sall. He is the author of "Gin Rummy: A Predator's Guide." We spoke to Michael back in December and thought he merited a return visit.We welcome your questions - send them to us at gamblingwithanedge@gmail.com, or you can find me at @RWM21 on Twitter or https://www.facebook.com/GamblingWithAnEdge.podcastClick to listen - Alt click to downloadShow Notes[00:00] Introduction of Michael Sall, arguably the best gin player in the world[00:34] Bets about fasting and weight[05:40] Adjusting play to an opponent's strategy in gin[08:25] Artificial intelligence analysis and game theory in gin[13:09] Is Michael planning any other books?[15:07] The worst mistake that inexperienced gin players make[18:32] South Point Casino March Promotion - $500 Swipe, Spin, and Win, many restaurants have re-opened[19:55] Predictit.org/promo/edge - place small wagers on various political events, $20 deposit match for GWAE listeners[20:50] BlackjackApprenticeship.com - card counting community, and training site[21:14] VideoPoker.com/gwae - Gold Membership offers correction on most games, free pro trial for GWAE listeners[22:05] The value of social elements of gin advantage play[26:20] How difficult is it to make a living as a full-time gambler?[33:02] Recommended - The Source by James Michener, A Time for Mercy by John Grisham, Fortune's Formula by William Poundstone, The Information by James Gleick[36:51] Does Richard have plans to write a memoir?[38:17] Slots and vulturism[40:08] Timing of ADT beginning and end[41:33] Is Wheelchair still alive?[42:12] Are there any offerings for slot advantage play?[42:27] Did Richard get paid in Moscow?[44:40] Advantage plays in craps without dice control?[46:25] Beating roulette and The Eudaemonic Pie by Thomas Bass[47:38] Bob and Richard's favorite episodes (all available at GamblingWithEdge.com)[50:39] How did Bob and Richard tell their wives about advantage playBooks Referenced:Gin Rummy: A Predator's Guide by Michael SallEudaemonic Pie by Thomas Bass https://amzn.to/3rgULMZFollow the Bouncing Ball by Mark Billings https://amzn.to/3rdpvywThe Ultimate Edge by Mark Billings https://amzn.to/31fBiSmSponsored Links:SouthPointCasino.comPredictit.org/promo/edgeBlackjackApprenticeship.comVideoPoker.com/gwae Recommended:The Source by James Michener https://amzn.to/2OXORU6A Time for Mercy by John Grisham https://amzn.to/2OVlpOxFortune's Formula by William Poundstone https://amzn.to/3fcNrzyThe Information by James Gleick https://amzn.to/3d34Rfn 

It’s an omen!  It’s cliffhanger time in The City as wedding bells of doom start to ring in episode 1.23, “Caroline and the Wedding”!  Don your best ren faire garb and crack open a bottle of Chianti as we attempt to answer the important questions:  Will “sincere amore” win the day?  Will Father Damian get a spin-off?  Will Del’s cousins arrive from San Francisco?  Is a hot dog dessert?  Did Richard pay for his breadsticks?  Are we making it all up?  Awooooo!!! 

In this episode, we get to learn about Richard Finlayson, his business, and how he and his team are adjusting to Covid. Richard is the Managing Director of Quality Training and Hospitality College and Hospitality Jobs in Australia. They have campuses in Adelaide, South Australia, and Sydney, New South Wales. They deliver hospitality training and management, and cookery classes.Richard shared the impacts of the pandemic to the business (his staff and students) and the industry. He also shared how the government's assistance (JobKeeper and JobTrainer) helped the business cope, and the strategies they put in place that allowed them to fast track their transition from face-to-face to online delivery for their students.Richard also discussed how they plan to move forward, even with the pandemic, and to continue support for their students locally and internationally.Episode Highlight:Who is Richard and what does he do?For 26 years, Richard has been in the hospitality industry. He is currently the managing director of Quality Training and Hospitality CollegeHis team specialises in hospitality training and management, and cookeryWhat are the impacts of Covid-19 on the business?What are his biggest challenges?Richard says the pandemic is the biggest challenge the company and industry has faced. Student placements and student engagements are specifically the biggest challenges they faceRichard discussed how the JobKeeper program helped their staff and students The pandemic sped up the online platform Richard and his team started developing last year and was launched early May this year. This is an online learning platform for the students."We, like many colleges throughout Australia suspended some of the payments, came up with payment plans and discounts, and we just really tried to assist them [our students] as best we could."What were the issues that came up with the online training?Did Richard have any issues with the transition to online with their students?"Doing the normal face-to-face and transferring that skill to online Zoom classes took a bit, but to be fair, the trainers transitioned incredibly well.""I think when the world is better, getting them [the students] to come back to class on a daily basis is going to be a bit of a struggle."What has been Richard's biggest achievement through this? What is he most proud of?During their last audit, 98% of their students would recommend Richard's company to family and friendsEven with the lockdown and pandemic, Richard's placement team had managed to successfully process work placements for their 105 students "People in Sydney were more reluctant to attend the classes face to face, whereas in Adelaide the response has been about 40 to 50% that returned to the face-to-face classes." Richard said this may be due to geographical and public transport issues in Sydney.Useful Links: Richard Finlayson on LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/hospitality-cookery-management-trainingQuality Training & Hospitality College on LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/company/quality-training-and-hospitality-collegeQuality Training & Hospitality College Website: https://www.qthc.edu.au/ Angela Connell on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelatkconnellAngela Connell Website: https://vivacity.com.au/

The difference between writing music and having finished writing music. Did Richard manifest the pandemic? THEN who are the people Daisy and Richard have been blown away by and honored to work with? Great stories! PLUS more great listener questions! We want to hear from you. What's keeping you up at night? You can reach out to us at strawhutmedia.com/tequilatalk Keep up with DAISY and RICHARD on Instagram! From Straw Hut Media

Welcome to RIMScast. Your host is Justin Smulison, Business Content Manager at RIMS, the Risk and Insurance Management Society.   Today’s guest is Dr. Richard Victor. Dr. Victor founded the Workers Compensation Research Institute and served as its president for 32 years through December 2015.   Currently, he is the Senior Fellow at the Sedgwick Institute and recently authored its first book, SCENARIOS FOR THE 2030s: Threats and Opportunities for Workers’ Compensation Systems.   In this episode, listeners will be getting a long term forecast about workers compensation from the person who has the utmost authority on the topic, Dr. Victor! He’ll be taking you on a journey to the 2030s and explaining the big picture of what workers comp systems might look like in the future, what forces produce these dramatic changes, and imparts some important advice for avoiding the issues that may be prevalent in the 2030s.   Key Takeaways: [:01] About the RIMS Benchmark Survey and the RIMS Membership. [:50] About today’s guest and topic! [:57] Justin reminds listeners that registration is open for RIMS 2020. [1:18] More about today’s guest, Dr. Richard A. Victor. [1:45] Justin welcomes Dr. Victor to the podcast! [1:59] Dr. Victor tells listeners about his book, SCENARIOS FOR THE 2030s: Threats and Opportunities for Workers’ Compensation Systems. [3:07] Dr. Victor takes listeners on a journey to the 2030s. [4:22] What inspired Richard and the Sedgwick Institute to publish his book. [5:44] Richard gives a brief big picture of what workers compensation looks like to him in 2030. [6:43] Richard highlights some of the important forces that affect/will affect workers compensation. [8:47] What do labor shortages mean for workers comp? [12:22] Did Richard have the risk management community in mind when he was writing his book, SCENARIOS FOR THE 2030s? [13:07] Richard imparts some advice on how to plan for or avoid these issues that may be prevalent in the 2030s. [15:46] Though it sounds like Richard had the U.S. in mind when he was writing his book, does he believe that the ideas and scenarios could be applied or felt globally? [16:41] Has Richard had any experiences when he was heading up his own organization that maybe indirectly influenced his book? [18:44] Justin thanks Dr. Victor for joining the podcast and highlights some of the links available in the show notes!   Mentioned in this Episode: RIMS 2020 (May 3rd–6th in Denver, CO) Upcoming RIMS Events RM Magazine Risk Management Monitor RIMS-Certified Risk Management Professional (RIMS-CRMP) New Feature: RIMS-CRMP Stories RIMS Membership — Discover why 10,000 of your peers from more than 60 countries are a part of the RIMS community! RIMS Benchmark Survey: Contribute your data by March 31 and receive the 2020 Survey for free! You’ll learn how much companies are paying per line of coverage and more. Visit RIMS.org/Benchmark. Risk Management Magazine: “Workers Compensation Insurance Gaps Expose Employers to Injury Lawsuits,” by Daniel P. O'Brien, Jerry Cline, and Scott W. Gedeon SCENARIOS FOR THE 2030s: Threats and Opportunities for Workers’ Compensation Systems, by Richard A. Victor The Sedgwick Institute Workers Compensation Research Institute (WCRI)   Want to Learn More? Keep up with the podcast on RIMS.org and listen on iTunes. Have a question or suggestion? Email: Content@rims.org.   Join the Conversation! Follow @RIMSorg on Facebook and Twitter, and join the RIMS Group on LinkedIn.   Follow up with Our Guest: Dr. Richard A. Victor

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Over a period of 14 months, Richard Ramirez, aka "Night Stalker," killed 13 people and attempted to kill five more across California.  In a span of one year, Ramirez kept LA on edge with his murderous rampages.  Today he is known to be one of the most notorious serial killers in history.  On today's episode  we talk about Richard’s childhood,  dark journey into a life of crime and satanism.  We also talk about his trial and the women who loved, fought and admired The Death Row Romeo.   The paranormal aftermath, we sit down with author Mario Becerra of "Haunted East Los Angeles" as he shares a tale about a family who experienced a dark and negative entity after their son locked eyes with Ramirez during his arrest. What led Richard Ramirez to commit these violent crimes?  Was it Nature or Nurture?  Or was it something unearthly ? Did Richard imprint a negative force that attacked a family in their East LA home after they locked eyes with the killer?  JOIN US!  As Hollyweird Paranormal travels back in time  for Season 3.    So join us as we time warp through this killer decade of THE 80’S **Side note : please pardon the volume on our interview with author Mario Bacerra.  We are true crime enthusiasts and  para-nerds not sound engineers.  We do our very best to improve the sound of our Face Time interviews.  Headphones are recommended for that portion.  Also the following episode contains violent and graphic content, listener discretion advised. Now lets get Hollyweird.

In this 1st episode of Bad Rad Movies.  Richard and guest Co-host Cameron will be discussing the movie "The King of the Kickboxers". A guy who wants to avenge the death of his brother. For ten years, he has been in search of the man who murdered his brother....with Tae Bo. Did Richard and Cameron think this was "Rad Bad" or "Bad Bad"?  #badradmovies #kingofthekickboxers  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/badradmovies/support

After hundreds of hours of discussion, debate, and counseling, we've finally chosen our top 10 best and worst movies of 2017! What did Brian vote as his worst of the year? Did Richard love or hate Phantom Thread? What about that "mother!" movie we said we'd never speak of again? It's our longest MAM episode EVER as we wrap up the year in cinema. 0:00 - Worst movies of 2017 52:30 - Superlatives & best movies of 2017 This episode brought to you by: ZipRecruiter - Post your job opening for FREE and easily find the most qualified candidates! Visit ZipRecruiter.com/mad RxBars Kids - Whole food protein bars with simple, real ingredients - Find them at Target stores or get 25% off at rxbar.com/mad with promo code MAD

Episode 29 is about the very serious condition of Lycanthropy, also known as being a werewolf. Okay, not the condition itself, but movies about it. Werewolves have had a place in folklore for centuries, so it makes sense that our movies would welcome them. In this episode, Will pans a movie that hasn't even been made yet and explains how to spot a Canadian werewolf movie. Did Richard encounter hippie werewolves in an old mining camp, or were they just growing weed? You’ll get plumbing tips from Jolyon and find out which werewolf movie unwittingly gave us the earliest cinematic instance of “that’s what she said”. This episode feels like a one-way trip into Englishland, but not without meeting Glazed Donut Killa and Cruller Hand Luke. Are you familiar with the naked balloon thief? You soon will be! So, tie yourself to a chair, face that full moon and have an enjoyable listen. Check us out on Instagram, where we are @chewingthescenery or easily find us on Facebook. Also, please rate, review and subscribe- it really does help us.

Hey Hey Ape fans! This week on Talking Apes TV, Richard makes a connection between Planet of the Apes and another one of his passions, The Monkees (how ironic!). Then we dive deep into River of Flames (aired 10/18/1975). This is the 7th episode and now the half way point in this series of only 13 episodes, 1 less than the live action series. "River Of Flames" Synopsis Krador, the Underdweller, enlists the help of Bill and Jeff to help their world from being destroyed by the suddenly-active volcano. They suspect a trap, however if it is true than Judy will be in danger. Meanwhile Galen and Zira are battling over government funds with Zauis so they don?t go to Urko and his human-hunting agenda. Ape History class begins as we go back in time to visit the Adventures on the Planet of the Apes comic book and Planet of the Apes magazine. You have to give Fox credit for trying so hard to relaunch their ape franchise again and again. Sadly this was also a short lived series that ended after 11 issues in December of 1976. This comic series features colorized reprints of the official movie adaptation of POTA and Beneath the POTA which had been originally printed in Marvel?s POTA Magazine (which ran for 29 issues from 1974-1977 - FEB). Did Mark like this episode? Did Richard like this episode? Which one gave it 29 strikes against it? How many times did they fight during their discussion? Listen and find out. Now Go Ape!

Guest this hour - Tim Graham (Newsbusters) Mark talks about the waste of time known as Facebook apps. And there's an update with Taylor's listener lunch. Did Richard knock some sense into him? And Tim Graham rounds off the hour talking about tax changes and how the GOP needs to limit them as much as possible. CLICK and LISTEN to The Mark Larson Show!

2012 #23: Rasputin Beard - Martin Mor and Ro Campbell. Richard has egg all over his trousers, but it's not the result of experimenting with sex with birds after recent cloacal revelations - he's been competing for an Edinburgh trophy at the Malcolm Hardee Awards. Has he finally won something in Edinburgh? ... No of course not. His guest is Martin 'Bigpig' Mor, an intimidating, but gentle giant and Rasputin lookalike (will he do a show about what it's like to have the same facial hair as an historical figure?) who has worked as a juggler and a knife-thrower, which proved great practice for dealing with hecklers. There is also discussion about whether the gym both men frequent is a good pick-up joint, how all art could be improved by a monkey Jesus and Rich's own first artistic commission. Did Richard get the idea to do a TV show from Stewart Lee? Is there anything that wasn't Stewart Lee's idea? With leafletting-based comedy from Ro Campbell. Only two days from the end - and the 50th RHEFP (rhefp).