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The Weekly Turbo: EPT Season 8 Schedule, Antonius and Adams Battle, and More

The Nightly Turbo is bringing you the week's top poker news stories including half of the EPT Season 8 schedule, details of the Antonius and Adams tennis match, and more.

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WSOP Bracelet Winner Profile: John Juanda

Five time bracelet winner John JuandaThe first 15 bracelet winners at the 2011 World Series of Poker might all had something in common with each other: they were all first time winners. The guy that won the 16th bracelet? Well, he’s been here before.Four other times.John Juanda, who will turn 40 in a few weeks, [...]

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Phil Hellmuth Does Not Win WSOP Bracelet #12

http://cdn.wickedchopspoker.com/wp-c...lmuth_12th.jpg This one is gonna leave a mark.

Dare we say…so close, yet…so far?

Phil Hellmuth almost ended his four year bracelet drought by capturing #12 in Event #16 ($10,000 2-7 NL). But alas, he fell short to stone-cold killer John Juanda.

Hellmuth held around a 3-to-1 chip advantage when heads-up play began, but Juanda chipped away, evening the stacks up, before running away with the win.

For the win, Juanda banked$367,170. He now has over $11.8M in career earnings. This was Juanda’s fourth WSOP bracelet.

Hellmuth earned $226,907 for second.

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World Series of Poker -- Brian Rast Wins $1,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em Event

The final table of Event No. 15 ($1,500 pot-limit holdâ€™em) has come to a close at the 2011 World Series of Poker and the champion is Brian Rast. He took â€¦

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Yesterday's mystery person was Charley Taylor, who was a white slave from New Orleans. Today, we show another interesting case. Pictured are Isaac White and Rosina Downs. They both were slave children in New Orleans, and were emancipated in 1864 when General Butler took New Orleans. I was able to find an article on the topic of White Slaves in New Orleans. The article mentioned both Charley Taylor from yesterday, and Rosina Downs, pictured above.

ROSINA DOWNS is not quite seven years old. She is a fair child, with blonde complexion and silky hair. Her father is in the rebel army. She has one sister as white as herself, and three brothers who are darker. Her mother, a bright mulatto, lives in New Orleans in a poor hut, and has hard work to support her family.

CHARLES TAYLOR is eight years old. His complexion is very fair, his hair light and silky. Three out of five boys in any school in New York are darker than he. Yet this white boy, with his mother, as he declares, has been twice sold as a slave. First by his father and "owner," Alexander Wethers, of Lewis County, Virginia, to a slave-trader named Harrison, who sold them to Mr. Thornhill of New Orleans. This man fled at the approach of our army, and his slaves were liberated by General Butler. The boy is decidedly intelligent, and though he has been at school less than a year he reads and writes very well. His mother is a mulatto; she had one daughter sold into Texas before she herself left Virginia, and one son who, she supposes, is with his father in Virginia.

These three children, to all appearance of unmixed white race, came to Philadelphia last December, and were taken by their protector, Mr. Bacon, to the St. Lawrence Hotel on Chestnut Street. Within a few hours, Mr. Bacon informed me, he was notified by the landlord that they must leave. The children, he said, had been slaves, and must therefore be colored persons, and he kept a hotel for white people. From this hospitable establishment the children were taken to the "Continental," where they were received without hesitation.
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Typical Elderly Myanmar Woman ::: Bo Bo Zaw

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Sunrise Skyline, Bagan

Known for its more than 4,000 temples in a 26-sq-mi space within a dusty, flat plain, the best times to experience the serenity and scope of Bagan are dawn and dusk. After heading from my hotel's cozy bed and climbing in the dark with my camera and tripod to set up on a ledge of Minyeingone Pagoda, this was my reward -- the unlayering of Myanamar's ancient city of temples.(This photo and caption were submitted to the 2011 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest.)

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