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Fourth of July Bloopers
Here you go. The raw ones. It’s a holiday, and usually I’m spending time with the family and enjoying the day. In all seriousness though, this is an important day for US citizens. The birthday of our country. Take a … Continue reading
Stump the Wizard
Today we have an editorial from Aug 3, 2007. It is being republished as Steve is on vacation. It goes like this: Kendall: “I need a coach…Kyle!” They confer in the back seat of the car and in a minute … Continue reading
A Break from Data
This Friday is the start of the Memorial Day holiday in the US. Many companies allow employees time off, making this a long weekend to celebrate the start of summer. Cooking outside and camping have been ways in which my … Continue reading
Turning 40
I turned 40 a few years back, and it wasn’t that big a deal for me. In some ways my wife thinks I’m a little old for my age, and when I hit 40, it wasn’t the milestone it is … Continue reading