
Mike Harrington
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Mike Harrington (born 1964) is an American programmer and businessman. With Gabe Newell, he is the co-founder of the video game company Valve. After the success of the first Valve game, Half-Life (1998), Harrington left Valve in 2000. In 2005, he co-founded the photo editing service Picnik.
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Mike Harrington: Sabres love Radim Mrtka's potential. So do lots of other NHL teams
Mike Harrington: Draft was a snoozer but Sabres' first pick was a key talking point
Mike Harrington: Despite two intriguing draft picks, Sabres still looking for the big trade
Mike Harrington: McKenna preps to be Leafs' villain as trade rumors loom at draft
Mike Harrington: Sabres have loads of options after Byram stunner lands No. 4 pick
Mike Harrington: On Bisons rehab, Jays' Alejandro Kirk pumped to return vs. Yanks
Mike Harrington: With dress rehearsals over and curtain about to go up, what have we learned about Sabres?
Mike Harrington: The voters were wrong. Lindy Ruff was obviously NHL's coach of the year
Mike Harrington: On a 'BananaPants' night, Sabres rally from early disaster to get home for Game 7
Mike Harrington: The Sabres are finding a way in the face of some strange numbers
Mike Harrington: Sabres have messed with their 'D' enough. Time for Zach Metsa to return
Mike Harrington: Sabres have hit the overdue road bump, and it's time to patch things up
Mike Harrington: Sabres are no longer boring but it's tough to win giving up all these goals
Mike Harrington: Hard lessons continue for Sabres in frustrating thriller vs. Lightning
Mike Harrington: With both Cup finalists coming to town, Sabres are staring at another massive week
Mike Harrington: Dylan Cozens found his scoring touch with Team Canada and wants to keep it with Sabres
Mike Harrington: The Sabres' goaltending situation now calls for UPL to return