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Happy Fourth of July 2012
The anniversary of the birth of my country is today. Many of you have the day off, which is nice, but inside of all the celebrations, cookouts, or other events, please think about re-reading the Declaration of Independence or the … Continue reading
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