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Be Skeptical, it’s the American Way. Or, Don’t Panic.
What digital scams can teach us about presidential campaigns.
Writing For Money In The Age Of Skynet
So I was reading on a French Polynesian beach when she caught my eye. A French woman in her fifties, kneeling in the aquamarine waters just off shore, a cigarette in her right hand, a dog under her left arm, a vague air of cynical resignation about her as if she were contemplating Life’s Final Tryst, the inevitable embrace of cold, merciless, faithful death.
How To Launder Money In 3 Easy Steps
Tips for a financially-interesting life.
Layups and Layoffs
Draymond Green kicked my butt the other day. And it was exactly what I needed.
The Blog I Wasn’t Going To Write
Two things you should always expect but don’t: the Spanish Inquisition and getting laid off.
The Monkey’s Paw: A Sports Fan’s Dilemma
There was a time, just a few years ago, when news that someone was buying Newcastle United would have thrilled me. But that was before Jamal Khashoggi. Because, the buyers? Saudi Arabia and Crown Prince Muhammed bin Salman, via their Public Investment Fund (the world’s largest state-owned investment). And here’s the messy thing. I’m stillContinue reading “The Monkey’s Paw: A Sports Fan’s Dilemma”
Heroes Of Blurry Vision
Tom Brady grew up playing at Serra High in San Mateo, following Joe Montana. He went to University of Michigan where he had a solid if not startling career, and was drafted in the 5th round by the Patriots. He came into the league with little fanfare, but when Drew Bledsoe was injured, Brady steppedContinue reading “Heroes Of Blurry Vision”
When The Lights Go Down
Responses to what I’ve seen on Social Media, in no particular order, and with no particular judgement beyond that which is blatantly embedded in my word choices. Black lives matter. Any good cop who turns bad after all this was never a good cop in the first place. To the cops in Buffalo: maybe itContinue reading “When The Lights Go Down”
Money Matters, Volume I: (Non)professional Advice From Years In The Trenches
Things I wish I could have said during years working member service for a credit union.