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Yesterday was Donald and Melania Trump's 21st wedding anniversary. What do you get the woman who has everything for her anniversary? Greenland of course.
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- Interesting point about Greenland. (HT Cultural Offering)
- Oversight Committee holds Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt for defying lawful subpoenas.
- From the archives: Principles for living - an operating system for life.
- Sphere Entertainment's new playbook: Smaller venues, less risk, bigger returns. Admit my first thought on reading the headline was "they should franchise this and open more."
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- Forecasters warn of potentially "catastrophic" storm from Texas to the Carolinas. It's cold here too! Where's all that global warming we were promised?
- Seems like this might be necessary at this point.
- Do commodities get cheaper over time? Interesting but also think AI will play a role in lowering commodity prices in the near future.
- Can't see how anyone can defend fraud. At same time not sure if the entire national debt is because of fraud.
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President Trump basically went to Davos and told the Europeans "You're doing it all wrong." America has offered to help protect you but our main job is to protect ourselves and for that we need Greenland. If you don't give it to us - we'll take it and Europe is on its own. Trump walked away with a deal for Greenland. But to also hear the rest of the administration say "You're doing it all wrong" on panel after panel was amusing. This was the real Nerd prom for many.
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- Carlos Beltran and Andruw Jones elected to Cooperstown.
- The man who was almost chosen by FDR for VP instead of Harry Truman. Jimmy Byrnes has been mostly forgotten by history,
- The 3x5 card - a tool of excellence. (HT Cultural Offering)
- Congress imposes Public Utility rules on UnitedHealth, CVS, and Cigna.
More college football thoughts and observations as we head into the offseason. Mostly about Indiana and Notre Dame but that's just the way it worked out.
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Today we await President Trump to speak at the WEF at Davos. This should be good. He may even announce the bombing of Iran. Who knows? He's that unpredictable.
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- I'm just learning about Waifu Amelia and I love how she's been adopted in England.
- Jonathan Turley on Keith Ellison in Minnesota.
- Duke files suit over QB Darian Mensah's intention to transfer.
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- Do institutional investors raise housing prices? Interesting (and to be fair I often confuse Blackstone and Blackrock).
- Trump declares legal war on sanctuary cities.
- Jonathan Turley on Newsom's gerrymander problem.
- From the archives: The 7 habits of freedom loving academics.
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The Indiana Hoosiers won the national championship last night and I feel good for them and the whole state of Indiana. Also last night the Tennessee Titans hired Robert Salah as their new head coach. Though I wish Saleh well - I am worried for him. First the Jets and now the Titans? Is he the NFL's Roto Rooter man?
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- Factory built Lego-type homes. Still a fan of the low cost small homes available at places like Amazon.
- Massive Permian Oil Discovery. Gave me a better understanding of what this discovery really means.
- Russ Roberts: What should Jews do? More thoughts on "the Pattern." Clearly a subject he's thought a lot about.
- Greg Gutfeld on Scott Adams. Worth a read.
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Today is Martin Luther King Jr. day. Please remember the message of Dr. King and don't judge a person by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. Put another way - don't be the type of person who judges a book by its cover.
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- Peter Attia on exercise intensity.
- Egg prices over the past decade. Egg prices over the last 10 months. No wonder you don't hear the legacy media talking about egg prices anymore. MAHA!
- How to improve your content diet in the new year. You are what you read. Couple of years old but new to me.
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With the news that Bo Nix has a broken bone in his ankle and is out for the rest of the year the path to the Super Bowl is now wide open for the winner of today's game between New England and Houston in Foxboro. Hate to jinx it but I really like the Pats chances. Despite everyone seemingly picking the Texans - there's a reason Vegas still has the Pats as the favorite.
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Canada already had the very real danger of Alberta voting to become an independent nation but instead of going to Alberta to try and put out that fire Canadian PM Mark Carney went to China and lit a bigger one. Will the results of this "trade deal" with China see the province of Saskatchewan join with Alberta? With those two gone what's to keep British Columbia from declaring independence since they are now geographically cut off from the rest of Canada? Quebec has long wanted to be independent. How long before the other provinces follow suit? Are we witnessing the disintegration of Canada in real time?
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- Back military lethality - out military DEI.
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- The AI revolution is here. Will the economy survive the transition? Long but interesting read (especially if you can power through the AI nerd speak).
- Great medical tip. Hope I don't need to use it but forewarned is forearmed.
- Carbon taxes are more problematic than they seem. If your eyes aren't glazed over yet - here's some taxes and accounting talk.
- Global tropical cyclone landfall. Today must be stats day.
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A little little language nugget as we await the fall of the Islamic regime in Iran: today the word "polygraph" basically means lie detector test in many people's minds but the word originally was used to denote a machine that would copy a letter as it was being written. Thomas Jefferson was big into those sorts of machines.
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- China's trade surplus surges 20% to a record $1.2 trillion, even with Trump's tariffs. Data surprised me but then I remembered that these numbers are supplied by the CCP. What if China is lying?
- From the archives: Mystic chords of memory - learning from the American story.
- Minnesota is a frozen-Banana Republic. It's getting dangerously close to being declared a filed state.
- Tariffs: May Not Be So Scary. Experts and opponents keep being surprised the tariffs are working.
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- Kevin Kelly: How Will the Miracle Happen Today? Like Kevin Kelly's writing but coupled with the recent passing of Bob Weir I couldn't help but have the Grateful Dead song I Need a Miracle Every Day stuck in my head as I read this.
- From the archives: Shane Parrish on the Shortness of Time.
- The Chinese war on the planet goes to sea. Where's Greenpeace when you need them?
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President Trump says he'll be attending Monday's championship along with Secretary of State Marco Rubio who's from Miami, Notre Dame seems to be building quite a team, and Dante Moore says he will be returning to school. Lots of college football news to think about as we wait for news out of Iran to come of the regime's demise.
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- Memories of the Job Search Jungle. Interesting thought - did the practice of "ghosting" actually start with the HR department not dating websites?
- Scott Adams: The Day You Became a Better Writer. (Via)
- Bank Sepah and others becoming insolvent may be end of Iranian regime. "This is a death spiral with a countdown."
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Every morning I wake up and wonder if the regime in Iran toppled while I was sleeping. I'm not worried about missing it so much as bothered by the fact that each night it doesn't happen is another night dozens of protesters are killed by the mullahs. I pray that it happens soon.
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- History of China's recent naval moves in the South China seas. People tend to forget the role Nancy Pelosi's trip to Taiwan in 2022 may have played.
- Secure your home network: Part I - what is a firewall and why do you care? Part II - watertight compartments. I like the metaphors.
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Our attention spans are short here - just look at the Brown University shooter fading from public consciousness. Or remember pledging you stand with Hong Kong? When's the last time you thought of either? Hard not to think of how fleeting such things can be when someone like Scott Adams is facing more eternal questions.
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As an adult I think "These kids don't know what they're missing." (Via)
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- Jonathan Turley on Jack Smith and Smith's disdain for the 1st amendment.
- Is the Iranian regime about to collapse?
- Some Americans say they will go without healthcare as Obamacare costs spike. First it was "If you like your doctor - you can keep your doctor" and now its "If you like your plan you can keep your plan." It was a lie all along.
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The Patriots laid the defensive smack down on the Chargers last nigh 16-3. This was the the first New England playoff win since they won the Super Bowl in 2019. Meanwhile you may start to see some "Are we actually sure LA QB Justin Hebert is actually good?" talk. Not saying anything but if you switched QB's from the two teams - do you think you get the same result last night?
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- Rob Henderson on The Great Gatsby.
- Peter Attia on the role of LDL cholesterol.
- The Minnesota fraud scandal is just the tip of the iceberg. This comes on the rumors that Governor Tim Walz will resign because of the scandals.
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- An appreciation of Bobby Weir from his daughter Cloe. Saying he lived his life "drifting and dreaming" is something we should all aspire to in our own lives.
- The situation has definitely changed in Latin America. A first hand account of what happened in Venezuela.
- How many lives will this AI model save? "Why doomers keep losing."
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What does the phrase "red blooded American" even mean? Don't all Americans have red blood? If you cut them do they not bleed (red blood). Well this red blooded American stayed up to watch the Bears pull of a victory over Green Bay and had a full 8 hours of the sleep of the just as I thought of freedom in Iran and Venezuela.
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- Sadly true!
- Is NY fraud 10x worse than Minnesota's? We're just seeing the tip of the iceberg aren't we?
- Anthony Bourdain's favorite sandwich. I'll have to give this a try.
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Indiana trucked Oregon 56-22 last night to set up a national championship matchup against the Miami Hurricanes. The Hoosiers really looked unstoppable last night. Indiana has been installed as a 7.5 point favorite in that game and really gave off the vibe as a team of destiny. Will have all my college football thoughts later on.
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- Health gains vanish withing 2 years of stopping weight loss drugs. Taking things like Ozempic regularly are habits and most benefits from most habits fade if you stop doing them. Exercise also doesn't cost you anything and doesn't need to be approved by insurance. (HT Cultural Offering)
- Demond Williams Jr.'s case will test viability of signed contracts. Fact that Williams agent dropped him as a client may point that entering transfer portal wasn't his idea.
- What's the price? I can see paying a little more for something but not 10,000% more.
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Thrilling game last night as Miami edged Ole Miss 31-27 in a game that seemed like the last team to have the ball would win. Ole Miss had the ball last but ran out of time. Many may point to the Hurricanes win as more evidence of SEC weakness but the Rebels have nothing to be ashamed of. They were a true underdog and many found themselves rooting for them.
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- A Few Things I'm Pretty Sure About. He's posted this before but worth the read (or re-read).
- Is Curt Cignetti the most valuable coach in college football? Interesting point - a student that attends games is more likely to become a donor post graduation. Cigetti's true impact won't be known for generations to come.
- Sahil Bloom's 35 lessons from 35 years. Good advice, (HT A Layman's Blog)
- News you can use: How did TV's get so cheap? I feel more informed for having read that.
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Reportedly the US will requiring a payment of 30-50 million barrels of oil before Venezuela is allowed to start pumping more oil and the sanctions lifted. The US is negotiating with interim President Delcy Rodriguez. I'm in favor of some other guidelines and the governments of Argentina and Chile monitoring voting for a new government elected there. We should bow out and be good friends and not remaining in the country any longer than necessary.
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- The Fall of the Elites. The rise of AI in everyday use also signals the end of monopolies of teaching or medical diagnosis "experts."
- The Unfortunate Greenland Kerfuffle. He's not wrong.
- Kevin Kelly: 101 Additional Advices.
- While thinking "Not sure if I can handle another job. My wife will divorce me."
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There's an old saying that things end badly or they wouldn't have ended. Think that saying applies to John Harbaugh getting fired in Baltimore. Now we're getting reports of lots of drama inside the Ravens locker room and I have to confess I think Lamar Jackson may be quickly sliding in his capacities as a top QB. He may not even be the best QB on his own roster anymore. Any coach who takes this job should go into it with eyes wide open.
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- Lee Zeldin has transformed the EPA. His alliance with RFK Jr. and MAHA should also not be overlooked.
- From the archives: Today is a holiday in Ireland that I'd like to see adopted here.
- Tim Ferriss: Why you should seek more awe in the new year,
- Why the Trump administration is taking over Washington DC public golf courses.
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- Matt Ridley: The great climate climbdown is finally here.
- New Harvard president faults faculty activism for chilling campus debate and free speech. Progress I guess but isn't Harvard's way of punishing a student is to give them a B instead of an A?
- The most important question of your life.
- Now I'm upset I did not watch this game. This was amazing. Instead I watched Iron Man II and Iron Man III as background as I read. Mea culpa!
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The New England Patriots finished the season 14-3 and now have the most 14 win seasons of any franchise in the NFL. And I must say this one was the most unexpected. I am truly grateful for this season and that Drake Maye and Mike Vrabel are even considered to be in the running for MVP and coach of the year never mind possibly winning those awards. No matter what happens in the playoffs - this is all gravy.
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"When major college powers such as Alabama, Auburn, Stanford, Harvard, Michigan State, and many others elected to not field squads during the war, the NFL became one of the few places fans could watch football. Even though many of the best players were overseas and its product was diluted, the NFL was thriving during the war. In fact, it was thriving because of the war." John Eisenberg The League: How Five Rivals Created the NFL and Launched a Sports Empire.
One of the founders of the league - George Halas even enlisted and received a Bronze Star from the Navy. This was in fact Halas' second war. The idea that baseball was pastural while football was martial was beginning to become very clear.
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- Glenn Reynolds: Trump, Maduro, and What's Next? Some of the memes are pretty good. Many a truth is said in jest. Worth a read.
- The Maduro Raid: Early reports and cautions. Some excellent points.
- Bettie Boop and Blondie enter the public domain. Detective Sam Spade also enters the public domain - does that mean we'll see a modern Humphrey Bogart-type character in books or films?
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A busy weekend of news and this promises to be be a busy week too. Did the Iranian regime just topple? Is Cuba next? Plus the NFL playoffs are set and today is black Monday for coaching firings. All this and I plan another College Football Thoughts post later, Enjoy!
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...The greatest challenge facing mankind is the challenge of distinguishing reality from fantasy, truth from propaganda. Perceiving the truth has always been a challenge to mankind, but in the information age (or as I think of it, the disinformation age) it takes on a special urgency and importance.
We must daily decide whether the threats we face are real, whether the solutions we are offered will do any good, whether the problems we're told exist are in fact real problems, or non-problems.... Michael Crichton (from a 2003 speech)Venezuela has the largest oil reserves by far and with Mauro now gone these reserves are opened up to the world. These reserves in large part will be controlled by the US and coupling this with the need of the Venezuelan people for hard cash does not bode well for the oil producing nations of the world.
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- Peter Attia with some past tips on nutrition and exercise.
- From the archives: The self-education of Louis L'Amour. Have a lot of respect for Louis L'Amour and highly recommend his autobiography.
- The making of a market maker. From September but new to me. Worth a read.
- Chief of the Joint Chiefs Dan "Raisin" Caine on how the military captured Maduro.
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As you can tell from the title - today's offering is mostly about Venezuela and the capture of Maduro. I plan to do separate post on what this may mean for the oil markets. Suffice it to say that this operation may be to oil what the Comstock load was to silver or Sutter's Mill to gold.
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- Nitwittery update: the bias against novellas. Off the top of my head I'd add Cannery Row or A Moveable Feast to that list.
- Jonathan Turley: The US captures Maduro and his wife. The legal case against Maduro.
- One of Scott Adams best videos.
- Charles Murray on Who is Ayn Rand? Old but Rand's books aren't exactly new. (HT Execupundit)
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While we were sleeping, the US Military captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro. All this was accomplished without a single battle being fought or the US declaring war. What comes next becomes the biggest story in the world.
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- The Central Bank in Iran is signaling a major loss of control by the government.
- CBS News: Everything we know about Minnesota's massive fraud schemes.
- The impact of the massive deregulation of the Trump administration. An underreported and perhaps under appreciated aspect of Donald Trump's first year back on office.
- From the archives: 8 rules to do everything better.
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- MTV Channels bid farewell to viewers. MTV came in with a bang and left largely unnoticed with a whimper.
- Glenn Reynolds: UBI for me, but not for thee. It's a good argument for a balanced budget.
- The future of warfare is not a swarm of small drones but lasers? Interesting.
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When the full story of the Somali fraud is told not just the rash of tax dollar thefts in Minnesota but nationwide - I expect it be told in a book or documentary. Don't be surprised to see that called Somali Pirates. In fact I'm somewhat surprised that nickname hasn't caught on already.
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- Seven Tips for the New Year. Good advice.
- Kevin Kelly's Data Manifesto.
- Ironies and compromises at the nation's birth. As an aside - I like Joseph Ellis as a writer. (HT A Layman's Blog)
- Are the walls closing in on Ilhan Omar? Oh what a tangled web you weave when first you introduce legislation to deceive.
Some New Year's Day college thoughts and observations.
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Think DOGE has shown its weight in gold in exposing government waste, fraud and abuse and I hope that not only does DOGE become permanent but that state governments also adopt a DOGE of their own. I do wonder if it's now time for a new "Department of Government Clawbacks" to go after all that tax dollar money that went out the door to frauds in the past. Probably need a more catchy name for it though.
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