Immaculate Grid players, take note of the following two words… Keep. Guessing. Actually make it about 10 words. Keep guessing, keep guessing, keep guessing, keep guessing, keep guessing. New feature on the grid let’s you… keep guessing. Awesome. Yeah, it … Continue reading
All summer I meant to watch Jaws to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its release. With other things going on (see below) I never did. Until last night. Wow. Yeah, I’d seen it before but not in a number of years. … Continue reading
Today on Math and Musings Franklin and I are back in the good old USA, talking about all things American. Among other things we talk about possibly the most incredible place we visited all summer… Buc-ee’s. Enjoy. … Continue reading
There was a time when the middle of August was the middle of summer. Now it’s the first day of school. And that’s about all I have time for. … Continue reading
Roger Angell called it The Summer Game. Some call it The National Pastime. Say simply “ballgame” and no one thinks you’re going to a tennis match. This summer I saw ballgames in two hemispheres, one national capital, three state capitals, … Continue reading
It’s been more than a month since I left for Japan and nearly three weeks since I returned, but on the podcast I’m still in the Far East, talking with Franklin today about our final stop, Kyoto. This is the … Continue reading
Before he was a Banana Ball pinch-hitting star, outfielder Nick Markakis suited up for the Baltimore Orioles for nine MLB seasons and the Atlanta Braves for six more. He’s got a career batting average of .288, 189 home runs, and … Continue reading
They call it the greatest show in sports. The question for me, before seeing the Savannah Bananas in person for the first time, was whether I was watching a show or whether I was watching sports. Turns out I was. … Continue reading
On Math and Musings today you’ll hear Franklin and me (still) talking about our time in Japan, specifically our side quest into the mountainous region around Hakone. In real life we have long since returned to the good old USA, doing … Continue reading
Most people, no matter what line of work they’re in, are often asked about their greatest influences, or about a favorite member of their field. It doesn’t happen to me all that often, but when I’m asked about my favorite … Continue reading