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Some pre-Christmas college football thoughts to maybe ready you for the next round of the playoffs.
Was having these thoughts anyway so figure may as well just jot them down.
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Last night I turned the channel with the Bruins losing to the Candadiens 5-2 in the 3rd period. I changed to John Wayne's last movie The Shootist which still had about a 3rd to go. Couldn't help but notice that the gravestone JB Book's ordered had his age as 58 if you did the math. That seemed awfully young in today's years so I looked it up - John Wayne died 3-years after the movie at age 72 which would have made him 69 when The Shootist was released. For comparison sake - Tom Cruise is 63-years old but can you picture a comparingly aged Wayne doing his own stunts in Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning? We live in a different time.
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- The invention of "climate risk" - politically brilliant but fatally flawed.
- The real Watergate scandal. Reminder that the screenplay to All the President's Men was written by William Goldman (who was not exactly known for any documentaries). (HT Execupundit)
- How the Chiefs landed perhaps the most lopsided deal in NFL history. Great googly-moogly.
- From the archives: the origin of the use of "om" in meditation.
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- It's time to affirm that character is greater than color. Agree but wasn't reverse discrimination already ruled illegal by the Supreme Court?
- Sponsoring an immigrant has financial repercussions. And the bills are coming due.
- Kevin Kelly: The Oil and Water Planet. Some may see this as an anti-oil post but I view it as a pro nuclear power argument. Water is for drinking.
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Sorry this morning's offering was a little late this today. Went to a holiday party last night and was making rather merry. Slept in this morning and am now praying to the god of hangovers.
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Some college thoughts and observations after the first weekend of the playoffs.
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- Jonathan Turley: Yale no longer has any Republican professors. Another form of the Pattern.
- The Australians give a sober view of American naval decline. A warning that should be paid heed.
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Also have lots of thoughts on the college football world, the Brown University shooter, and the fraud in Minnesota but probably will have separate posts on each subject later if I have the time. Now it's time to take out the trash - the actual trash not Tim Walz and Ilhan Omar.
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Many a truth is said in jest.
- Do you know how many people would join this place.
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- Morgan Housel: The Quest of the Simple Life. Good life advice on happiness and money.
- Peter Attia: There's no age limit to living a full and happy life. "Throughout our practice and content, we follow the guiding principle that the goal of living longer must go hand-in-hand with the goal of living well through all those extra years."
- Forgot Lethal Weapon was a Christmas movie too!
- Are we losing the art of storytelling? Clips of an actor or musician on Johnny Carson or Dick Cavett continue to be watched but when's the last time you heard anyone tell a captivating story on late night TV? That's a problem.
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New England takes on Baltimore tonight on Sunday Night Football on NBC. The key word is NBC since I have Fubo and for some reason they no longer carry any NBC affiliated channels because the rights costs and the channels were not renewed. That means I'll need to go out to a bar to watch the game. Oh the cross I have to bear.
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- Douglas Murray: Trump cleaned up crime in DC.
- Judge ends injunction against Miami land transfer for Trump library. 300 acres of prime Miami land.
- Modernizing the Army-Navy game. If college football tries to make changes to make the schedule for this day - we make the change and make college football taxable.
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- The Power and Challenge of Intuition.
- From the people who brought you Dog the Bounty Hunter - Cartel Pirates.
- Biden, FBI, DOJ weighed campaign finance charges against Krysten Sinema. Now I'm curious if they were checking of she laundered money from USAID and other sources Democrats were using.
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Stayed up late to watch Alabama beat Oklahoma last night. It was truly a story of two games - in the first the Sooners raced to a 17-0 lead, then they were destroyed by the Crimson Tide. Meanwhile you get rewarded for your patience with a longer than usual post.
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- Reports of the GOPs demise have been exaggerated. He's not wrong.
- We wish you a Merry Christmas Bruins style.
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- VDH: Can the Dark Ages return?
- The White House: Ensuring American Space Superiority.
- How the cannabis industry leveraged a big win from Trump. Feel the legal marijuana question should be handled at the state level.
- The USS Nimitz ends her watch. We should always have a USS Nimitz just like we should always have an Enterprise.
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Thank God that the Sponge Bob Square Pants movie is finally here. Now hopefully we'll soon see the end of all those movie tie-ins and commercials. I haven't felt this antagonistic towards a movie since all those interminable Morbius commercials.
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- How China built its "Manhattan Project" to rival the West in AI chips. Basically they did it the same way they USSR built their own "bomb" - they stole the technology.
- Nearly 2,000 Somali "ghost students" in Minnesota fraudulently received $12.5 million. The Trump Administration calls for Governor Tim Walz to resign.
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- From the archives: Real life does not fit the narrative.
- YouTube gets the Oscars. I'd be less concerned with YouTube changing the format and more concerned with ABC burning down the house because the deal doesn't kick in until 2029.
- DOJ's Clinton Foundation probe marred by conflicts of interest.
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The situation with Fanni Willis in Georgia has turned into a circus but the situation at Brown University has become a bigger and more tragic clown show. That's where the mind share went today.
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Scrooge hung his head to hear his own words quoted by the Spirit, and was overcome with penitence and grief." - Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol
Bill Gates is much worse than Scrooge. Gates too wishes to decrease the surplus population but unlike Scrooge I don't think Gates is capable of penitence or grief. Also Scrooge never racked up frequent flyer miles going to Epstein's Pedo Island multiple times.
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Fan of the movie The Accountant (and also The Accountant II). Last night I found myself worrying about some plot holes in the movie. The Dana Cummings character (Anna Kendrick) not only knew what the accountant looked like - she knew lots of details about the man. What happened to her? The John Lithgow character also had his whole estate rigged with video cameras - the Ben Affleck character was literally caught on tape killing many, many highly trained and armed men. No idea why these thoughts appeared in my head, Haven't seen either move in a long time. I'm overthinking this - ain't I?
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- The Expanse at 10. Going to have to give this series another shot (only watched the first couple of episodes).
- The Lost Generation. Reverse racism explained. (HT Cultural Offering)
- The American Military can't build a military anymore.
- From the archives: The common denominator of success. Long read but worth it.
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- VDH: It's affordability, stupid? Funny how little you see the price of gas or eggs n the news these days.
- Glenn Reynolds with some hospital tips. And ever more hospital tips.
- Kevin Kelly: Thinkism. Interesting perspective but if I reach 97 think I'll be thinking less about the Singularity and more about having to pee.
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Watched the Steelers destroy the Dolphins who looked honestly clueless last night. Yesterday I posted my NFL thoughts and later I will be publishing my college football observations. Didn't plan it this way but it seems to be working.
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- Congress should go retro on its correspondence. Agree 100% and also agree on Thomas Sowell.
- The banality of evil. We need to be reminded to remember this fact from time to time.
- I though all Australia was a gun free zone? Did anyone get Jim Jeffries response?
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Lots of people were making "grandpa" jokes about Colts QB Phillip Rivers who unretired after 5-years to start for Indy but where were all the comments about how young his child must have been to bear him a grandchild? Have a bunch of thoughts on yesterday's NFL action - so many that I plan a post later today.
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- Make the Internet Weird Again.
- From the archives: How 'Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas' went from morbid omen to holiday mainstay.
- Peter Attia on the selfless work of "the world's most important doctor." I am glad I read about Dr. Tom and am grateful people like him exist.
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Many a truth is said in jest.
- This Christmas don't forget that Santa's got game.
- We should have seen the young girlfriend coming shouldn't have we.
- Heh Heh
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Yesterday was the Army-Navy game and the Heisman Trophy was awarded to Fernando Mendoza. Have lots of thoughts on that and other college football thoughts. Plan a new post later this morning. Most likely before the Pats-Bill game because I plan to be occupied starting around 1:00.
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"It was clear that he [George Preston Marshall] needed to try a different approach in his second season, though, and, always unafraid of making big changes, he moved his home field to Fenway Park. That ended his association with the [Boston] Braves, so he also needed to change the team name. Keeping with the native American theme, he selected Redskins....
July 6, 1933, Marshall said, 'The fact that we have in our head coach Lone Star Dietz, an Indian, together with several Indian players, has not, as many suspected, not inspired me to choose the name Redskins.' He just wanted to avoid any confusion with baseball's Braves, he said. He may also have selected Redskins to achieve a connection with the Red Sox, who also played at Fenway Park." John Eisenberg's The League: How Five Rivals Created the NFL and Launched a Sports Empire.
Had a sneaking suspicion that the Washington based Marshall was creating the origin of the Washington Redskins. In comparison Marshall's views on race and segregation make later Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey look positively progressive.
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- FBI dodged Ilhan Omar - 'bro' wedding probe. The case against her gets murky.
- President Trump honors the 1980 Miracle on Ice team. This win was a really big deal in 1980. Historic.
- Scott Adams provides sobering health update.
- Douglas Murray: Zohran Mamdani appointing radical transition team has NYC in for a rude awakening.
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While waiting to watch today's Army-Navy game - I'll be thinking about the SCOTUS 9-0 ruling that DHS can revoke the visas of anyone who uses a sham marriage (like marrying your brother) to deport without court approval or interference. With the millions Ilhan Omar has gained through fraud she can pay the fines easily and be deported to Somalia with millions to spare. It is the threat of possible years in jail that represent the real justice in this case.
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- Admit I saw the cigarette in the official photo and was curious. Glad I read it.
- VDH: Cry the beloved Europe? He's not wrong.
- James Clear: Being great today, what to do when things don't go well. (HT Steve Layman)
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Lots more keeps coming out as of the increasingly sad and bizarre Sherrone Moore story plus Notre Dame, Alabama, and college football in general may have entered a silly rumor season which mostly seems tied to the player transfer portal. Plan a post on all that later today.
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- 25 Blogs guaranteed to make you smarter. An honor.
- Why did it take the FBI so long to arrest the J6 pipe bomber?
- The first trailer for Supergirl was released.
- Dark chocolate compound linked to slower aging. Also found in coffee.
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- Michael Jordan hired the best sports lawyer in the country to go after NASCAR. Interesting details.
- Russ Roberts: Taking stock of Grok.
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Sorry things were a little late today. The quotes for today were all written but I wrongly thought I had scheduled that to automatically post. Then I slept in and only woke up because I was dreaming I brought my adult family to Denver for the Super Bowl but ran out of beer before the game. Woke up realizing it was a dream - couldn't I have at least dreamed somewhere warm?
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Especially this time of year it is important to remember that almost all setbacks are temporary. Let "This too shall pass" be your mantra.
Depression is a serious issue and if you or someone you know is struggling make sure they know there is help.
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- New FAFSA updates flags colleges with 'lower earnings' for graduates. Would like to see colleges fight to have better tuition vs graduate earnings ratings as much as they fight for Newsweek ratings.
- TIME's top 100 photographs of 2025.
- Interesting - Find My Tax Breakdown. How your taxes are spent.
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- India proposes charging OpenAI, Google for training AI on copyright content. Seems fair.
- Do we need to fight an offensive war in a funnel in the western Pacific? Interesting point and we do need to wake up to the threat.
- Jonathan Turley: The rise and fall of the American Bar Association. Some companies no longer accept applications from Ivy League schools because they've been tainted, will we soon see the same kind of attitude toward ABA members? Go woke go broke in action.
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It's that time of year again. One of my favorite things to do is to say "God bless you" to any stranger that wishes me "Merry Christmas." The response confuses them and gives me that brief second to keep moving without having to hear a well practiced pitch for money from them. Sometimes the joke is just for me.
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- Alan Sepinwall on the Netflix acquisition of Warner Brothers.
- US effectively outsourced its most mission critical missile defense capability to Japan.
- Jonathan Turley on the Supreme Court and the separation of powers. Can't help but wonder if Justice KBJ was actually thinking of her own situation.
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Today's offering a little later than usual because not only did I stay up to watch the Chargers beat the Eagles in OT - I then started watching the Magic vs Bird documentary (again) on Netflix. At about 1:10 decided that was enough and went to bed.
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- From the archives: Live your best life.
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- The new US National Security strategy and the Pacific.
- From the archives: What the most successful people do before breakfast.
- Hurray! Climate Change is over!
- The Climate-Risk Industrial Complex. Turtles all the way down.
No other way to describe what ESPN and the SEC did to the Fighting Irish.
Follow the money. Who profits from Alabama being included in the field but not Notre Dame? The SEC and ESPN. Their greed has been exposed and their conflict of interest laid bare for the world to see.
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Still cheesed off about the way Notre Dame was left out of the college football field of 12 teams. I plan to write about it later this morning. Maybe that will help get rid of some of the angst I feel about the whole situation.
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- Peter Attia: is there a tradeoff between strength and aerobic capacity?
- Jonathan Turley: The EU unleashes the DSA on X. This could be the end of the EU (Brexit was just the start). He's not wrong.
Always find myself having these thoughts anyway and figured why not just write them down and share them on Substack.
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Yesterday we went and got our Christmas tree and later I watched college football games while drinking beer and my girlfriend decorated the tree. We both got what we wanted. Plan to have a post with my college football thoughts later this morning.
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- EU fires a free speech warning at X. Have to wonder if this was a clumsy attempt by EU officials to get free "Blue Checkmarks" on their X accounts gone globally wrong?
- Harvest Now Decrypt Later (HNDL). Was unaware of this cyber threat. (HT Tim Ferriss)
- How AI is uncovering hidden geothermal energy recourses.
- How AI can actually increase employment - like in radiologists.
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- Newt Gingrich on the billion dollar theft in Minneapolis.
- From the archives: The Purpose of Technology.
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Enjoy your championship Saturday of college football - I know I plan to. Too cold out for much work in the yard and only a few errands to run. Now for my first cup of coffee!
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Many a truth is said in truth.
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- CNN's Jake Tapper skewered over calling DC pipe bomb suspect Brian Cole Jr. a "white man." That's OK Tapper will probably put his name on a book in a couple of years about how the Democrats and the media tried to deflect J6th blame onto white Republicans.
- More evidence of voter fraud and election interference coming from inside Venezuela.
- VDH: A Newsom nihilist nomination? Personally I'd like to see him run just to see other Democratic candidates bring up these points.
- NFL, union agree on new policy for picking playing surfaces. Met Life Stadium hardest hit.
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- Marco Rubio: America welcomes a new G20.
- Japan's new submarines are impressive.
- From the archives: You're Only as Good as Your Worst Day.
- Kevin Kelly with 12 assumptions about extraterrestrial life. Hard to argue he's wrong.
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Trying not to get too worked up about the new Jan 6th pipe bomber news because I seem to remember just last month being told that the pipe bomber was a former female law enforcement officer now working for the CIA. Are we supposed to pretend that story never happened now?
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- Are we on the verge of a new age in nuclear fission?
- From the archives: The Eisenhower Method.
- Dan Wetzel: CFB's calendar problem affects athletes more than millionaire coaches.
Even more college football thoughts and observations on coaching carousel moves and college football recruiting rankings. Never a dull moment.
Have these thoughts anyway and thought I'd write them down and share. Enjoy!
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Has there ever been a better way to make money in America than being named a target for Penn State's head football coach search? Candidates reportedly have signed $370 million in new deals with existing institutions. If the Nittany Lions did that for every American we could all have a very merry Christmas.
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- How NBA legend Michael Jordan is blowing up NACAR's monopoly. Excellent backstory to an important case.
- Wait - is this true or satire?
- Rand Paul's proposal to improve healthcare and lower costs.
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Did not address the question of if we are at war with Venezuela because I honestly don't know. Is Maduro still in power? Did he resign? I'll be monitoring that situation. Also did not comment on college football or the latest playoff rankings. Plan a post on that later today.
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"In a widely lauded speech in New York in January 1922, Fielding Yost, head coach at the University of Michigan, said that paying men to play football 'robs the great American game of its greatest character-building qualities. The ideals of generous service, loyalty, sacrifice, and whole hearted devotion to a cause all are taken away. The game is robbed of the exhilarating inspiration of achievement merely for achievement's sake.'"
This quote seems quaint given the spectacle of Lane Kiffin abandoning Ole Miss in the midst of the school's greatest achievement to sign a $13 million per year contract with LSU. And Kiffin lacks the achievement of either SEC or national championships.
"At his [George Halas] suggestion, the APFA [American Professional Football Association] changed its name at an owners' meeting in Cleveland on June 24, 1922. 'I lacked enthusiasm for our name,' Halas wrote, because the word 'association' connoted minor league status in baseball. He suggested National Football League, explaining that baseball's National League was the sports most established, respected circuit. The other owners approved unanimously."
Some history I did not know. From John Eisenberg's The League: How Five Rivals Created the NFL and Launched a Sports Empire.
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- VDH: The war in Ukraine - lots of questions but few answers. People can avoid the facts but not the reality.
- Dan Wetzel: Lane Kiffin is many things, but he's certainly no victim in move to LSU. He's not wrong. Fan of Wetzel's sarcasm.
- Keeping a close eye on AI. Everything in moderation - including AI,
- The case against an International Panel on Inequality. Socialism by another name is still socialism.
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We're at that strange time of year where the calendar says its December but its technically still Fall. Yet it's getting cold but it's really too early to be winter or Christmas season. It's like a seasonal DMZ. We really should have a name for this time of year.
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