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That is correct. The Kingdom of the Netherlands is first divided between the European country and the associated Caribbean islands. European Netherlands is divided into 12 districts, two of which are known as North Holland and South Holland. I suspect that those were combined at one time. Our guide only acknowledged that there is a district of 'Holland' and that Amsterdam is located there. I guess that 'Amsterdam, Holland' and 'Amsterdam, Netherlands' are both correct, if you disregard the issue of North/South.

Keep the posts coming!

I'm afraid that my well has run dry again after just two new chip postings. If his trip is still going as announced, I suspect that PokerGrinder will be back to show us a new chip tomorrow.

Keep the posts coming! Just wanted to say I'm still following this thread. I collected 50+ chips on my 8.5 days cross country trip from CA to VA last month but I have nothing that hasn't already been posted.

Do you have a display for your collection Konbu?Caught up to this for the year...

I'm a Minnesota alum, so I can't really claim to be a Buckeye fan:-) But, I'm a Wolverine anti-fan. I thought Clarett was a great player, and I was intrigued by his take on success (and I thought it was applicable to gambling).

This is way too late, but what Big Ten alum doesn't hate Michigan (other than Michigan of course)...lol
Also late, but fortunately wezvidz hit before going to Vegas. I also hit 'big' for me right before I went to Vegas (~3/4ths of a quarter royal, biggest win ever). The luck definitely didn't continue for me in Vegas either. :(

I'm afraid that my well has run dry again after just two new chip postings. If his trip is still going as announced, I suspect that PokerGrinder will be back to show us a new chip tomorrow.

Just got home Doc going to crash for about 12 hours as I haven't slept in 36 hours. Chip of the day most likely later if not I promise one tomorrow.Decent trip visited 24 casinos (all chips have already been posted) after everything I came away with all my chips and expenses paid for while winning $5 on the trip. I say that is a success most trips the gambling gets me! I made an executive decision for my collection that I will now get a $5 chip if the casino only has tokens as $1 chips since I really hate the tokens. I have about 10 tokens previously. So I ended up with a $5 Prairie's Edge Casino chip since they have recently closed their poker room and destroyed their one dollar chip, instead using tokens for table games. Also in case anybody is thinking of heading to Casino White Cloud in Kansas they no longer have live table games but instead electronic tables. The Cashier was nice enough to sell a chip from the vault though.
I overestimated how much I could handle for this trip.
Day 1 - 693 miles driven and 9 casinos
Day 2 - Fun day
Day 3 - 471 miles driven 8 casinos
Day 4 - 1044 miles 7 casinos (this was way too much for one day with play in each casino it took 26 hours, yes I am nuts)The two adjacent colors edge insert (the light blue 'rectangle' inside of the two dark blue 'right triangles', strikes me as unique for a Paulson H&C. Have there been other chips with this feature, or is it just the Carolina color palette catching my attention?
That is actually really funny, never noticed the Tar Heel colors.
Also great posts Doc really enjoy your write ups

Do you have a display for your collection Konbu?

No my chips are all in one bag, with a separate bag of about 20 some 30 pairs of dice. I don't have any room/space....State: Wyoming
City: Riverton
Casino: Wind River

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New chip of the day, thank you doc for the awesome posts while I was away. Ayecarumba you will like this one as it fits into our Tar Heel colored chips. This is a new state for this thread which is cool after this many years. I visited the Wind River Casino February, 2014 on my way down to Las Vegas. Wind River is a Indian Casino owned by the Northern Arapaho Tribe. The Casino has a nice hotel which I stayed at. I can't seem to find an opening date but on their website they say they opened as a bingo hall around 20 years ago and since have become a fully operating casino. The casino has over 750 slot machines and 10 table games including BJ, DD, Roulette, Three card poker as well as Texas Holdem.

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The Casino has a really good restaurant where I believe everything is made in house. I don't have very fond memories of the casino mostly cause they took all my money but it was a nice place with good dealers.
The chip is a white Paulson Hat and Cane with three inserts around edge (dark blue, light blue, dark blue). The centre inlay is blue with a white middle with the casino name and city on it. The reverse side of the chip has a white centre inlay with the same black writing and it looks like a bull skull inside of a dream-catcher.

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1. City Manager Virtual Meet and Greet

   City Council has named two finalists for the position of City Manager. Mayor Kyle Palmer will moderate a virtual meet and greet on Tuesday, March 9 (6pm); please read on for information on participating live or watching the and providing feedback later. Read on...

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   The potential of a quorum of the Silverton City Council may attend the City Manager Recruitment Virtual Meet and Greet held through the Zoom meeting platform. Read on...

3. Latest Updates re: COVID-19 / Últimas actualizaciones re: COVID-19

   City Hall will reopen to the public beginning Monday, March 1 with limited hours (9 am – 1 pm). Appointments are encouraged and all Oregon Health Authority guidelines still apply, including wearing masks and physical distancing. Read on...

4. Storm Recovery Update 3-5-2021

   Silverton Marine Park, Pioneer Park, Town Square Park, and the Eastbank trail are now open. The Eugene Field debris site is full and closed. Click link for more information about drop-off sites in Marion County. Read on...

5. City of Silverton Declares State of Emergency

   The Mayor has declared a state of emergency pursuant to Chapter 2.44 of the Silverton Municipal Code, beginning February 15, 2021. City Council will adopt a resolution mirroring and superseding this declaration on March 1, 2021. Read on...