 the Fan Fiction page.
Added fan artwork based on C.E. Forman's "All Washed Up" (accessible from the C.E. Forman page of the Fan Fiction section).
Added new fan fiction ("Bombed!" by Michelle Klein-Häss).
Added Mike Quinn's Delayed Reaction Review for episode #202 ("The Daria Hunter").
From Planet Daria: Added transcript of MTV's "Top 10 Animated Videos Countdown" to the Episode Guide.
From Planet Daria: Added Quinn's essay and other episode-related information to the "Quinn the Brain" episode page.
Added Mike Quinn's Delayed Reaction Review for episode #201 ("Arts 'N Crass").
Added new fan fiction ("Quinntet" by C.E. Forman, the conclusion to the story begun in "Rain on Your Parade").
Removed links to Planet Daria and alt.lawndale.com (you will be missed!).
From Planet Daria: Added song lists for seasons 1 and 2 to the Episode Guide.
From Planet Daria: Added transcript of MTV's "Daria Day" Marathon to the Episode Guide.
Added new fan fiction (adaptation of the episode "Pierce Me").
Added new fan fiction ("Hostile Makeover" and "Seventeen Candles" by Courtney Wells, and "The Rain Falls Mainly on Jane Lane" by Invisigoth Gypsy).
Added Mike Quinn's Delayed Reaction Review for episode #113 ("The Misery Chick").
Added new fan fiction ("Carpe Diem" and "Untitled 1" by Katherine Goodman and Kristen Wegner).
Reorganized the Fan Fiction page into sub-pages, as the main page was starting to get too big, and corrected some links that have changed.
Added Mike Quinn's Delayed Reaction Review for episode #112 ("The Teachings of Don Jake").
Added new fan fiction ("Rain on Your Parade" by C.E. Forman, "Free Quinn, Fly Her Miles Away" by Paperpusher, and my own "Sins of the Past.").
Added Mike Quinn's Delayed Reaction Review for episode #111 ("Road Worrier").
Added new fan fiction (my story adaptation of Michelle Klein-Häss' "Father of Mine").
Added Mike Quinn's Delayed Reaction Review for episode #110 ("The Big House").
Added two new links (Daria Paradise and The Depth of Shallowness).
Added the Morgendorffers to the Family Portraits page.
Updated voice actor information for Andrea and Ms. Defoe.
Minor updates to graphics and text.
Added new fan fiction ("So Turns the Wheel" by Michelle Klein-Häss; my story adaptations of "Ill", "Quinn the Brain", and "Write Where it Hurts"; and my story adaptation of Michelle Klein-Häss' "The Ono Effect").
Added Mike Quinn's Delayed Reaction Review for episode #109 ("Too Cute").
Added "Around the World With Daria" (from The Daria Database) to the Photo Gallery.
Added new fan fiction ("Accept No Substitutes" by C.E. Forman).
Added links to The Daria Webring.
Changed the URL of The Daria Warehouse site on the Links page.
Updated the Links page (daria.net is now The Daria Warehouse).
Added Family Portraits (from The Daria Database) to the Photo Gallery page.
Added links to The Other Daria Webring.
Updated character profiles based on information from The Daria Database (additional members of the Landon, Moreno, Taylor, and Thompson familes; Jodie's middle name; Kevin's age; the last name of Sandi's family; Tiffany's position in the Fashion Club).
Removed voice talent references for Andrea due to conflicting information (references will be re-posted when accurate information becomes available).
Added two new fan fiction ("Her, uh, Cane" and "Mirror Mirror" by Paperpusher).
Eliminated the HTML frames, replacing the navigation sidebar with a new title bar graphic containing hotlinks to the various areas of the site.
Added Mike Quinn's Delayed Reaction Review for episode #108 ("Pinch Sitter").
Added new fan fiction by C.E. Forman ("Weighting to Exhale").
Updated the Character Voices by Character (added Linda and Sick, Sad World reporter; updated Tiffany and Ms. Barch) and Actor (changed "Echo" to Ashley Albert) pages.
Updated the voice talent areas of the Brittany, Fashion Club, and Ms. Barch pages (changed "Echo" to Ashley Albert for Tiffany and Ms. Barch; added Linda and the Sick, Sad World reporter to Brittany and Sandi).
Added a Fan Fiction section, with stories by C.E. Forman and Michelle Klein-Häss.
Added images to the Photo Gallery and Cover Songs pages.
Added Mike Quinn's Delayed Reaction Review for "The Lab Brat."
Moved the Photo Gallery section onto the home page (with a link in the navigation sidebar).
Outpost Daria Reborn goes "on the air"!KZHO-LD

KZHO-LD, virtual channel 38 (VHF digital channel 3), is a low-powered television station serving Houston, Texas, United States that is licensed to Lake Jackson. The station is owned by the Hispanic Christian Community Network.
History.
The station began in 2004 on channel 45 in Victoria with the call sign K45IN. The transmitter was moved to Palacios, Texas in 2007.
The call sign was changed to KZHO-LP on August 28, 2008, and had its city of license changed to Bay City, Texas.
It was displaced to channel 40 in March 2009 due to interference from Univision affiliate KXLN (channel 45) in Houston. On April 7, 2009, the station was taken off the air pending digital conversion. The call sign was slightly changed to KZHO-LD on September 3, 2009.
Citing interference from Fox affiliate KBTV (channel 4) in Beaumont-Port Arthur, the station was displaced to channel 39 in March 2010.
In August 2010, the FCC approved the move of the station's transmitter to the Chase Tower in downtown Houston. The station signed back on the air on September 23, 2010.
Under the Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) standard governing the Program and System Information Protocol, KZHO displays channel 38 to tuners because CW affiliate KIAH, transmitting on channel 38, displays channel 39 via PSIP.
Digital channels.
The station's digital signal is multiplexed:Sure, it takes more knowledge, experience, and courage to play No-Limit (NL) well, but it will pay off for you if you play it right.
To get you started, the standard raise in NL is 3-4 times the big blind. After the flop, a good bet to make when you have a strong hand is about the size of the pot. If you're looking for information on the flop, you might consider a bet of 1/3 to 1/2 the size of the pot. You also might consider making only a small bet if you're holding a monster hand and want to get called. Or you could always check-raise in that situation. Also be aware that the value of drawing hands that play well in limit games like K-J suited goes way down in NL play. Better hands to have are big pocket pairs or suited connectors.
So, why is it better to play NL? Simple: It's much easier to make a lot more money.  For example, in a two hour poker session you can play only one good hand and still make good money. You can more than double your stack on any given hand. In Limit poker, you have to constantly be winning pots to come out ahead. The blinds come around too quickly to sit on your hands. You have to work hard, play for a long time, and play your best game at all times to make good money at Limit poker.
Think about this: Most good poker authors will tell you that a good Limit player can expect to make about one big blind per hour. So, in other words, you can expect to make $10 an hour at a Limit $5/10 game if you play it right. On the other hand, if you buy-in for $500 at a $5/10 NL game, go all-in on your first hand with pocket Aces, get called by one opponent with pocket Kings and he doesn't improve, you've just won another $500 without breaking a sweat. That's an average of 50 hours of Limit gameplay.
Also, you can make your drawing opponents always go against the odds. In NL, you control the pot odds that your opponent is getting. If you see two suited or connecting cards on the board, betting the size of the pot into one opponent will make them go against the odds to draw. Sure, they're still going to hit their draws occasionally, but at least you made it a bad play for them to do so.
It takes the right personality to play at NL games. You can't be timid, and you have to know how much to bet at the right times. If you can't do that, then stick to Limit poker for now and come back to try NL if and when the time is right.
As a Limit player who converted to NL, I can tell you that it isn't too difficult to adapt your game. I can also tell you that after I learned to play NL, I never sat down at another