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• A small fishing village on the south shore of Nova Scotia, West Pubnico, was named for the native Mi’kmaq word, Pombcoup, which means: “a hole that has been cut in the ice for fishing.”

• More than 60% of the fish Canadians catch beneath the ice are caught and released. They eat less than one third of their catch. They practice CPR: “catch, photograph, release!”

• Minnesota is nicknamed the “Land of 10,000 Lakes.” There are actually 11,842 lakes in the state that are 10 acres or larger (4 ha). With so many lakes and cold winters it is no wonder that ice fishing is a popular sport.

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Pro athletes watch a lot of game film to learn opponents’ tendencies. But no sport canmatch poker for the information to be gathered from watching tape. Televised pokergives you a chance to see how a player handles every situation, and all the while youknow exactly what he has in his hand.

I have long studied Tom Dwan, one of the best high-stakes players in the world. I pat-terned my game after his, and I don’t think I would have made the “November Nine” orwon a World Series of Poker bracelet had I not paid such close attention to Dwan’s tele-vised play.

Recently, I watched an old “High Stakes Poker” episode for the umpteenth time toanalyze Dwan’s approach. Playing eight-handed, Dwanopened with K♥ Q♥, a pretty big hand in an aggressivegame.

Ilari “Ziigmund” Sahamies made a standard raise, three-betting to 13,000 on the button with A♠ 3♦. This hadn’tbeen Sahamies’ finest session, and he was playing position,trying to gain any edge he could. Dwan called — a play Ireally like. His hand had value, and there was no reason tofour-bet when both players were deep-stacked.

The flop came A♣ J♣ 10♦. Dwan took his time andchecked his straight.

Lesson No. 1 from Dwan in this hand: Take your time. Dothe same thing on every move. Be robotic when checking orbetting. The more regulated your movements, the tougher itis for good players to get a read on you.

Sahamies checked back with top pair, as he rightly shouldhave. There are so many combo draw hands thatwould check-raise a bet, and his top pair wasn’tenough to build a big pot.

The turn came 7♣. Now there were possibleflush combinations out there, and Dwan’s handwas vulnerable, with a club on the river meaningSahamies would only need to hold one club tohave a winning hand. A lot of amateurs wouldhave bet in this spot to protect their hand. But the better play was to dowhat Dwan did: Check the turn and allow your opponent to think he hasthe best hand. That set ups up a check-raise on either the turn or river.

Sahamies correctly checked. The way the action was going,Sahamies probably thought he had the best hand, but there were somany combinations that could beat him. He wanted to keep the potsmall.

The 5♠ hit on the river.What I love most about this hand is that Dwan checked again. He

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Sahamies bet 16,000 into a pot of 28,600 — a standard bet. You don’twant to bet too small because you’ll get check-raised. You want to betenough so that it looks like it could be a bluff or a value bet. But I did-n’t like this bet, as it left the door open for Dwan to own the action with either a bluffor a better hand.

Sahamies should have just checked. The board texture simply wasn’t lined up in hisfavor, and value-betting is so thin when holding top pair against someone capable ofraising with or without better cards. Sahamies would be in a tough spot if Dwan wereto raise, and Sahamies wasn’t going to be called if Dwan had a worse hand.

Dwan made it 60,300. Sahamies called.Dwan raked in a pot of 150,000. Had he played it any other way, he would have net-

ted about half that amount. Dwan is among the best in the business at knowing his oppo-nent and knowing the perfect way to play a hand.

(Matt Jarvis is a professional poker player from Richmond, British Columbia. He wonhis first WSOP bracelet in 2011 after finishing eighth in the WSOP Main Event in2010.)

(C) 2012 Tribune Media Services, Inc.

POKERBy Matt Jarvis

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Turn:

7♣

J♣

A♣

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Tom Dwan’shand:

Q♥

K♥

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• It is imperative when ice fishing to get expert advice. Knowing the area and the ice conditions can make the sport fun; not knowing can lead to disaster. It is recommended that ice thickness for someone fishing alone (not really advisable) be almost four inches (10 cm). For groups, where more are standing on the ice, the ice should be about 7.5 inches (18 cm). When vehicles are taken on the ice, which does happen in some cold climates, the ice should be 11-12 inches (28 cm).

• Icebergs are much thicker than the ice that freezes over lakes in the winter. Icebergs are chunks of ice that developed on land, then break off and float in a lake or ocean. The word “iceberg” originates from the Dutch “ijsberg”, which means ice mountain.

• Icebergs are found in all shapes and sizes, from very small pieces to ice islands that can be the size of a small country. The term “iceberg” actually refers to ice larger than 16 feet (5 m) in diameter. Smaller icebergs are known as growlers and bergy bits. Even though they are smaller, they are harder to spot and therefore very dangerous for ships.

• Even though most icebergs are found floating in oceans of salt water they are made of pure fresh water. Most of the icebergs on earth are found in the frigid waters surrounding Antarctica and in the northern Atlantic Ocean. Most icebergs originate near the west coast of Greenland.

• “Iceberg Alley” is the name given to an area from Baffin Bay, off the west coast of Greenland where many massive icebergs break into the water, to the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador on the east coast of Canada. The Newfoundland and Labrador area is known as the Iceberg Capital of the World.

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“Potatoes or rice?” That’s one of the most common questions home cooks ask themselves, or their families, when preparing stews or braises, those perfect dinner main courses for delivering warmth and satisfaction on a cold winter’s night. With such dishes, you need to serve some sort of starch as a side. How else can you soak up every last drop of delicious sauce, not to mention helping everyone leave the table feeling perfectly, contentedly full?

Of course, as a child, I ate more than my share of potatoes and rice (or other grains). But some of my favorite meals came when my mother or grandmother made traditional Austrian dumplings. Sometimes, they were the popular treat known as spaetzle (literally, “sparrows”), boiled and butter-browned dumplings that looked like little birds if you squinted your eyes and used your imagination. At other meals, there might be potato dumplings, studded with onion and bits of crispy bacon.

But one of my favorite kinds was something known as servietten knudel, or a “napkin dumpling.” And, no, that doesn’t refer to the dumpling’s ingredients

any more than spaetzle does! This particular treat gets its name from the way it’s traditionally cooked. A mixture of dried bread cubes, buttery sauteed onion and garlic, chopped fresh herbs, egg, and milk is securely wrapped up as a plump sausage shape inside a clean white cloth napkin and then poached in boiling water until firm, then unwrapped and cut into pieces. The result, similar in texture to a very moist bread-based dressing you might prepare to go with a roast, makes a perfect companion to any dish that features a wonderful, rich sauce. We often ate it with a spicy goulash or paprikash made with pork, beef, veal, or chicken.

You can enjoy a napkin dumpling with either of those Austrian favorites, or with any other braise or stew of your choice. And you don’t even need a napkin to make it. I’ve developed another convenient method, first rolling up individual portions with sheets of plastic wrap and then sealing them securely inside a second wrapper of aluminum foil before cooking the dumplings in simmering water.

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in London, Victoria was the only child of Prince Edward (Duke of Kent) and Princess Victoria Mary Louisa of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld. Christened “Alexandrina Victoria” and called “Drina” by her family, the future queen’s formal name from birth was Her Royal Highness Princess Victoria of Kent.

• Queen Victoria’s father died when she wasonly eight months old. Her mother was very protective and she was taught at home. Her first language was German but she was taught to speak French and English when she was only three years old. (Later in life she also learned to speak Hindustani since she became ruler of India.) She studied history, geography andtheBibleandwastaughttoplaythepianoand to paint.

• Victoria was the granddaughter of GeorgeIII and inherited the throne from her uncle William IV. Her father was one of four sons of George III but since none of his brothers had

legitimate children in line for the throne, she became William IV’s successor. Victoria was elevated to the throne at the young age of 18, with her coronation held a year later on June 28, 1838.

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AUSTRIAN “NAPKIN” DUMPLINGS Serves 6 By Wolfgang Puck

-6 ounces unsalted butter -2 tablespoons minced garlic - medium-sized yellow onion, minced -1 regular-sized loaf white bread, about 1-1/4 pounds, crust trimmed and discarded -2 tablespoons minced fresh chives -2 tablespoons minced fresh marjoram -1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley -1 large cage-free egg -2 cups milk -Salt -Freshly ground white pepper -Freshly grated nutmeg -Butter-flavored nonstick cooking spray Preheat the oven to 250 degrees F. In a saute pan over medium-high heat, melt the butter. Add the garlic and onion and saute, stirring frequently, just until tender and translucent, 3 to 5 minutes, taking care not to let the mixture brown. Remove from the heat and set aside. With a sharp serrated bread knife, cut the bread into 1/2-inch cubes. Place on a baking sheet and bake in the oven just until dry but not yet browned, about 20 minutes. Transfer the cubes to a large mixing bowl. Spoon the onion mixture evenly over the bread. Add the chives, marjoram, and parsley. Toss to distribute the herbs, onions, and garlic evenly among the bread cubes. Break the egg into a small bowl and beat it lightly. Stir in the milk. Add the egg and milk to the bread mixture. Season with salt and white pepper to taste, and just a hint of nutmeg.

On a work surface, place 6 lengths of plastic wrap, each about 12 inches long. Lightly spray each length with nonstick cooking spray. Divide the mixture into 6 portions, spooning it across the center of each sheet of plastic wrap, leaving 2 to 3 inches at each end. Roll up each portion inside the plastic wrap to form a large, even sausage shape, twisting the wrap to seal each end. Securely wrap each plastic-enclosed portion in its own generous length of aluminum foil, folding and crimping together the edges to seal securely. Halfway fill with water a pot large enough to hold all the dumplings. Over high heat, bring the water to a full boil. Season with salt. Carefully slip in the dumplings and reduce the heat to maintain a steady, gentle simmer. Cook for 20 minutes. Drain the dumplings thoroughly. Very carefully remove the foil from each dumpling. On a work surface, carefully unroll the plastic wrap from each dumpling and, with a knife, cut each dumpling crosswise into 6 pieces. Place the dumpling pieces on each serving plate and serve with your stew or braise.


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As I was trying to pack for vacation, my 3-year-old daughter was having a wonderful time playing on the bed. At one point, she said, “Mom, look at this,” and stuck out two of her fingers.

Trying to keep her entertained, I reached out and stuck her fingers in my mouth and said, “Mommy is gonna eat your fingers!” pretending to eat them before I rushed out of the room again.

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Queen Victoria’s reign. She ruled about one quarter of the world’s landmass and approximately one quarter of the world’s population; about 450 million people. The land under British rule wasso large that many said “the sun never set on the BritishEmpire.”ItstretchedaroundtheglobefromCanada to the Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand, Africa and India. India was considered the “Jewel in the Crown” and Queen Victoria was given the title of Empress of India in 1876.

• QueenVictoria’slongreignbecameknownastheVictorian era: a time of great industrial, scientific, political, military, and trade advancement for Great Britain.

• The Queen and Prince Albert had 9 childrenand 42 grandchildren. The queen was called “Grandmother of Europe,” by managing the marriages of her children and grandchildren into other European royal families.

•When Prince Albert died in 1861, QueenVictoriamourned, rarely seen in public, for about ten years. Known as the “Widow of Windsor,” she wore black for the remaining 40 years of her reign. She was the last monarch of the House of Hanover.

•Herson,AlbertEdward,becameKingEdwardVII at her death in 1901. King Edward was the first monarch of the House of Windsor, which is still in power today. Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, are both great-great-grandchildren of Queen Victoria.


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Tuesday February 5th • Mosiac Place- Marilyn Manson with specialguest Butcher Babies; show starts at 7:30.Tickets are $51.90-$85.23.• Kinsmen Sportsplex- Early Morning Swim;from 6-10:15am. Mid Morning Swim; from 10:45am-11:45am. Adult Noon Hour Swim; 11:45am to 1:15pm. Public Swim; from 3:30pm to 5pm and from 7pm to 9pm. Lap Swim (part of pool); 5pm to 7pm. •TimothyEatonGardens-billiardsandwalkingat 9am; line dancing at 10am; paper tole, whist, floor shuffleboard and painting at 1pm; table tennis at 1:30pm. • RCL- Cribbage at 1:30pm. Please registerahead of time by calling the lounge.• Moose Jaw Kiwanis Club meets the firstand third Tuesdays of the month at noon at Bonanza’sRestaurant.•CosmoSeniorCitizens’Centre-billiardsfrom

9:30am to 3:30pm; jam session at 9:30am, cost is $2.•FriendshipBridgeClub-meetsat7pmattheCosmo Centre.• Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery openfrom noon to 5pm.•MooseJawMartialArtsCenter-TaeKwon-doclasses are offered for all ages in the Empire School Gym on Tuesday and Thursday. Kicks for Kids (6-8 years old) from 6-6:45. Youth TaeKwon-do (9-16 years old) from 6:45-7:45. Adult Taekwon-do 7:45-8:45. www.moosejawmartialarts.com. Call or text 313-0723, or email [email protected] for more information.

Wednesday February 6th • Kinsmen Sportsplex- Early Morning Swim;from 6-10:15am. Mid Morning Swim; from 10:45-11:45am. Adult Noon Hour Swim; form 11:45am-1:15pm. Lap Swim (part of pool); from 5-7pm. Public Swim; from 3:30-5pm and 7-9pm. Adult Swim; from 9-10pm.•PublicSkating-KinsmenSportsplex;12-1pm.BertHunt;7-8pm.• Java Express (23 Main St.)- Jon Bryant; paywhat you can. Show starts at 7:30pm.• The Exchange, Regina- Regina Folk Festivalpresents Mark Berube. Tickets are $15 inadvance and $25 at the door. Doors open at 7:30pm, show starts at 8pm.• Timothy Eaton Gardens- cardiac group at8am; billiards at 9am; bingo (first and third Wednesday of the month) walking at 10am; ceramics, fitness class, lawn bowling and cribbage at 1pm.•CosmoSeniorCitizens’Centre-billiardsfrom9:30am-3:30pm; bridge and shuffleboard at 1pm. New members welcome.•FourSeasonsWhistClub-meetsat1pmattheChurch of Our Lady community centre. New members welcome.•RCL-MooseJawLionsClubmeetsat6:30pmthe first and third Wednesdays of the month. Membership information available by calling 693-9529.•RCL-Elksdartsat7:30pm.• Minto United Church- Armchair Travel at1:30pm. Watch videos and slides of vacations or take short local trips.• SIAST- Big Country Toastmasters regular at7pm.•MooseJawMuseumandArtGalleryisopenfrom noon to 5pm.•TheMartial Art ofHaidongGumdo (KoreanSword Art) is offered in the gym at Westmount School. Call or text 313-0723 or email [email protected] for more information. Please feel free to visit our website at www.KoreanSwordArt.com •ChampsSportsBar-KaraokePartyat10pm.Come down and compete for the $1,000 grand prize!!!•ParkHotel-Pokersessionsat7pm.Themoreyou play, the more you win.•TheExchange,Regina-FolkFestivalpresentsMarkBerube.Ticketsare$15 inadvance,$25at the door. Doors open at 7:30pm, show starts at 8pm. Thursday February 7th• Moose Jaw Public Library- “Treasures from

the Moose Jaw Public Library Archives”. Join us at the South Meeting Room at 2:30pm to celebrate Saskatchewan’s Archives week. Guest: Amanda Oliver.• Kinsmen Sportsplex- Early Morning Swim;from 6-10:15am. Mid Morning Swim; from 10:45am-11:45am. Adult Noon Hour Swim; 11:45am to 1:15pm. Public Swim; from 3:30pm to 5pm and from 7pm to 9pm. Lap Swim (part of pool); 5pm to 7pm.• The Exchange, Regina- presents theWhiteHorse. Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door. Show starts at 8pm.•CasinoRegina-presentsJasonBonham’sLedZeppelin Experience. Tickets are $45-$52, show starts at 8pm.

Friday February 8th • Kinsmen Sportsplex- Early Morning Swim;from 6-10:15am. Mid Morning Swim; from 10:45-11:45am. Adult Noon Hour Swim; form 11:45am-1:15pm. Lap Swim (part of pool); from 5-7pm. Public Swim; from 3:30-5pm and 7-9pm. FREE TEEN SWIM; from 9-11:30pm. • Briercrest College and Seminary- presentsJon Bryant, admission is free. Show starts at8:30pm.•CasinoRegina-presentsDeanBrody:TheDirtTour. Tickets are $45-$50. Show starts at 8pm.• The Pump Roadhouse, Regina- 104.9, TheWolf presents Rival Sons. Tickets are $10 at ticketedge.ca.

Saturday February 9th • Kinsmen Sportsplex- Public Swim; 1pm-4pm and 7pm-9pm. Lap Swim/Family swim (Saturdays during lessons); 10am-12pm. Adult swim; 12pm-1pm.• Public Skating: Kinsmen Sportsplex; 2-3pm.WallyBoshuck;7-8pm.•The Last ResortMoose Jaw- presents SarahCripps Trio, Glenn Sutter, and Dustan & Carrie Hlady from Friend Friend. Please email [email protected], for details and location information.

Sunday February 10th •KinsmenSportsplex-PublicSwim;1pm-4pmand 7pm-9pm. Adult Swim; 12pm-1pm. •MooseJawPublicLibrary-Notyourmothersknitting circle: From 11am to 12pm. Whether you are new to knitting or are already a knitter, whatever your skill level – come down to the Library on Saturday mornings and join our Teen Knitting Group. For those who haven’t knit before, supplies will be available to get you started. If you’re already a knitter, bring along a project or two. Located in the Young Adult Department of the Moose Jaw Public Library.• Public Skating: Kinsmen Sportsplex; 6:15-7:15pm, (Adults only from 7:30-8:30pm). Wally Boshuck;2:15-3:15.•ParkHotel-Pokersessionsat7pm.Themoreyou play, the more you win

The Heart and Stroke Foundation is seeking volunteers to go door to door in their neighbourhood to collect donations for heart and stroke research. For more information please contact Ronda at 692-0257. You can email [email protected] or go online at www.heartandstroke.ca.

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