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Craig
"One foot in the cradle, one foot in the grave." Noel Miller
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Posted 16 hours ago at Newmark's Door
I don't know about "greatest feats of mankind" but there are some pretty cool plays in this clip. Continue reading
Posted 17 hours ago at Newmark's Door
This is a lovely story. There might be hope for us yet. Even in California. I was struggling with unloading my toddler, my bags and wrangling an unruly cart (seriously — why do some lack power-steering?) A fire truck from... Continue reading
Posted yesterday at Newmark's Door
Twenty articles on the bird. Includes an argument why Houston's is the "country’s top chicken town" as well as the best fried chicken in two dozen American areas. Continue reading
Posted yesterday at Newmark's Door
I expect some counties in Wisconsin will be demanding a review. Continue reading
Posted yesterday at Newmark's Door
Leading the list is "water resource specialist". According to my former employer "The average estimated salary in the United States for this career, based on job postings in the past year, is $116,430." And about half the job postings require... Continue reading
Posted 2 days ago at Newmark's Door
"High marks are for excellence, not grit." Or as I used to tell my students: the world tends strongly to reward results not effort. (At least private, profit-seeking employers do.) Continue reading
Posted 2 days ago at Newmark's Door
And give the dad an award, too. Continue reading
Posted 2 days ago at Newmark's Door
Posted 2 days ago at Newmark's Door
The growth of administrators in higher education truly is something to behold. Continue reading
Posted 3 days ago at Newmark's Door
Near Churchill's best: It’s like Keith [Olbermann] is in a competition with himself to be the worst person alive and every day he wins. Continue reading
Posted 3 days ago at Newmark's Door
There's a long way to go, but John Hinderaker argues a good start has been made. Continue reading
Posted 3 days ago at Newmark's Door
Don't know if Mrs. Thatcher said it, but it seems very much in her spirit. UPDATE: Link fixed now. Continue reading
Posted 3 days ago at Newmark's Door
THIS IS AN EXCELLENT POINT. It took a combination of persistence, intellectual foundation-laying, and grassroots politics, but the progress has been unimaginable by the standards of the 1990s." Continue reading
Posted 3 days ago at Newmark's Door
How long can this continue? "Tech Titans Lead Q4 2024 U.S. Stock Market Surge". "US stock market returns (1872 to 2024) -- annualized real total returns over 1 / 5 / 10 / 20 year periods". "Investment Returns by Asset... Continue reading
Posted 4 days ago at Newmark's Door
As is typical of such articles this NY Times piece makes no distinction between macroeconomics and microeconomics. Macro--as I've noted a number of times--is very difficult. (Though if Argentina continues to recover, score one for conservative macro.) But economics has... Continue reading
Posted 4 days ago at Newmark's Door
Surprising to me this piece in The Economist endorses the U.S. making an offer to buy Greenland. Continue reading
Posted 4 days ago at Newmark's Door
Something Western environmentalists should realize: without the cooperation of China, efforts to control carbon dioxide emissions will count for very little. Continue reading
Posted 4 days ago at Newmark's Door
I used to tell my students that economics could help them with personal decisions, business decisions, and give them useful perspective on public policy. And I told them I didn't know any other discipline that could offer all three as... Continue reading
Posted 4 days ago at Newmark's Door
I'm convinced. + More support: as I write this (10/23 am) Joker leads the league in omni-statistic PER and only Giannis is close. He leads his team in scoring, rebounds, assists, and is tied for the lead in steals and... Continue reading
Posted 5 days ago at Newmark's Door
I no idea it could be so interesting. Continue reading
Posted 5 days ago at Newmark's Door
A detailed look at just how precise the GOAT had to be. Continue reading
Posted 6 days ago at Newmark's Door