Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving half of the brothers who were behind the Boston Marathon bombing, is off...
Month: July 2020
I got the call on Tuesday. "Jaybird, you were in a room yesterday that had someone in...
Linky Friday, Ordinary Times' end-of-the-week tradition of bringing you items from around the web to read, share,...
"The documents include a deposition given by Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre, the draft of a memoir...
Scarcity ties into a couple topics that few really understand. The biggest of these is the Accounting...
Days of real sport.
Facing "the worst economic crisis since the end of the Spanish Civil War in 1939," the ruling...
There are 200 teams around the world contributing to the one of the biggest and most dramatic...
No game in the world like it.
There is no moral equivalency between the United States government and China’s government. But how do we...
Our Case of the Week made headlines, carrying on recent SCOTUS story lines like Gorsuch’s veneration and...
The action figure market is one of the best case studies in the economic concept of value....
The hard-boiled sophisticated gal from the Big Town.
The rules were developed because they work, not because I think they ought to work or because...
There's at least one more thing...
Note: This doesn’t become OFFICIAL until it’s officially voted on at the official 2020 convention. From the...
It’s been less than a week and already Major League Baseball has a full-blown coronavirus outbreak on...
Credentialism is a game whose rules are arbitrary and subject to change at any time...And it just...
I wonder what other people might find if they take a moment to consider symbols from the...
A grand and glorious lunch.
