Mount Rushmore — Super Edition
Guess what I know next-to-nothing about? Super heroes. Guess what I’m going to do a Mount Rushmore of this week? Super heroes! 1. Superman 2. Spider-Man 3. Wolverine 4. Gambit Why? FUCK IF I...
Monthly Archive: October 2014
Going Postal–Management Style
Ask and ye shall receive. James Hanley produces theory and evidence of bad management at the USPS.
What the Right and Left Get Don’t Understand About Ambition, Hardwork, and Success
Saul DeGraw is starting to be annoyed and very dissatisfied with how the left and right-wing spheres talk about the economy. Specifically with how they talk about income inequality, ambition, and jobs.
This American Life, Carmen Segarra, and the Federal Reserve Bank: an Episode TBTF?
Zic listens to secret recordings made by Federal Reserve regulator Carmen Segerra, and finds herself with more questions than answers.
That’s a Point in His Favor
I want to say right here up front: Don’t know much about Georgia politics, don’t know much about Pillowtex Corp.*, don’t know much about GOP Senate candidate David Perdue. Perdue might be running on a...
First Monday 2014
Same cast, brand new season! Burt Likko offers a look at some of the high points of the Supreme Court’s docket for the 2014-2015 Term.
Hearsay Explained
I didn’t not learn about the 4th generation Pakistani Political Family Scion exception in Evidence Class…
i thank You God for most this amazing by e e cummings
Jaybird reads “i thank You God for most this amazing” as he tries to tackle e e cummings.
Poor Countries in Space
Cutting back on space exploration won’t help the poor in developing nations much.
Saturday!
Shadow of Mordor is not out for the 360 until November, apparently. Thank goodness for Wasteland 2!
Autumn in the Bluegrass State
It was a great growing season for Kentucky’s tobacco farmers. Mike Dwyer shares one of his favorite autumn traditions.
In which I am to the left of Obama
I previously mentioned the lawsuit against Amazon over whether or not employees should be paid as they wait in security lines to get into work. I, along with pretty much everybody else, came down...
