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This one is about the problem of being too stubborn, in science and in poker. http://www.pokernews.com/strategy/in-poker-being-stubborn-as-a-mule-can-make-you-a-donkey-22886.htm

The biggest hand of my poker session yesterday: From early position, I raised to $7 or $8 with A-K. Guy three seats to my left, who had overdosed on the scented body wash and/or cologne, called. The man with the love bird moved all in for about $70 from the big blind. I was willing to call him for that much, on the assumption that he did not have aces or kings, and we would most likely be flipping. But I wanted to shut out Fragrant Man, so I moved all in myself, which was something like $400. After tanking for a while, Fragrant Man said, "Oh, what the hell," and called for about $170. Yikes. I just hoped that he didn't have any of my outs. Cards revealed: 8-8 for Bird Man, 7-7 for Fragrant Man. The flop was all bricks. No pairs for me, no draws for anybody. Turn: More of the same. It was looking grim for me. I was set to lose about $70 to Bird Man, and about $100 on top of that to Fragrant Man. But the Poker Pro circuitry took mercy on me, and delivered a king ball, corne...

This one is all about bar poker, a venue that poses unique challenges. http://www.pokernews.com/strategy/seven-tips-for-success-at-tavern-poker-22829.htm

I have a new answer to that question as of today, thanks to a guy who was playing at Harrah's Cherokee this afternoon with Nina and me. A pet bird. Not in a cage. Inside his shirt. My awareness of this oddity began when I heard a brief, high-pitched "tweep," which Nina later correctly compared to the chirp a smoke detector makes when its battery is running low. I figured it was some sort of notification on somebody's smart phone, and didn't think much more of it. But a few minutes later I heard it again, and was better able to localize the direction it was coming from. I looked at the guy, and there is a BIRD POPPING ITS HEAD OUT OF HIS SHIRT COLLAR. Mind you, this was not a stuffed bird. It was not a toy bird. It was a real, living, honest-to-goodness pet bird--a peach-faced lovebird , to be exact. It would pop in and out of his shirt. It was out for quite a long time, sitting on his lap, as he fed it some birdseed from a little tray that he had brought along. Wh...

This one is about the basic steps in identifying and correcting our poker mistakes. http://www.pokernews.com/strategy/three-sure-fire-steps-to-improving-your-poker-skills-22769.htm

Four things not  to get upset over while playing poker. http://www.pokernews.com/strategy/four-things-not-to-get-upset-about-at-the-poker-table-22710.htm

Everybody knows that the B-29 that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima was the Enola Gay , named for the mother of its pilot, Paul Tibbets. But flying ahead of the Enola Gay  was another B-29, a weather reconnaissance plane. It found that the weather was perfect, and OK'ed the attack on the primary target. Had it been too cloudy for accurate targeting, they would have diverted to a secondary target. What was the name of that aircraft? First correct answer in the comments wins the internets for today. Hint: This is a poker blog.