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4 July 2008	Happy July 4th! Your intrepid host ponders the meaning of the American Revolution, and checks to see if any of the lessons learned then are being applied today. He also takes a closer look at online gaming news from Texas, Indiana and the U.K.
27 June 2008	U.S. stomps on online gambling -- again A bill to neuter the UIGEA fails to pass Congress and the U.S. delays its meeting with Antigua again. Plus, J. Todd takes on Rep. Spencer Bachus.
20 June 2008	Morons in the news J. Todd gently corrects a Las Vegas TV station's misguided notion that online gambling is hurting land-based casinos. Plus, the French government moves to open its online gambling market and Spain decides to regulate online gaming.
6 June 2008	PartyGaming settles with the U.S. government J. Todd takes a closer look at PartyGaming's big settlement and discusses why he's lost faith in the EU.
30 May 2008	Spanning the globe for online gaming news.... Sweden is considering options to open up their online gambling market, New Zealand is selling lottery tickets online and J. Todd is in classic rant mode about a misleading ad.
23 May 2008	The APCW sits down with John Pappas J. Todd interviews Poker Players Alliance executive director John Pappas this week about the organization's new-look Web site. He also looks at South Africa's decision to regulate online gaming and the decision of one famous athlete to admit he plays poker online.
16 May 2008	Bad news out of the Netherlands and the state of Washington The Netherlands has decided it wants banks to block online gambling transactions, just like in the United States. Meanwhile, a judge in the state of Washington ruled in favor of Washington's restrictive online gambling laws.
9 May 2008	Stand up and fight! J. Todd issues a special call action for people living in the Washington area to join him at a Seattle-area court in support of a challenge to Washington's online gambling laws. And the American Gaming Association decides to stay "neutral" on the issue of online gambling.
2 May 2008	Chuck E Cheese in trouble? Online sportsbooks scored a big win this week when they were allowed to continue taking bets on the French Open. Meanwhile J. Todd interviews Chuck E Cheese after lawmakers South Carolina decided that playing ski ball and "whack-a-mole" could be considered gambling.
25 April 2008	Calvin Ayre retires! Bodog's founder rides off into the sunset while France and Poland consider regulating online gambling.