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If you've ever played Monopoly and visited a 3rd world country, you've lived what I experienced in Atlantic City.

Happy 6th birthday, Dime Brothers! It's been a path of ever-slowing motivation to keep you alive. Lucky for you it's so cheap to pay for domains and hosting now-a-days! Over the last year I think I did something in the Spring to manage the site, but maybe that was last year?! Life gets ever more busy, so posting may not improve any time soon.

With about 10 games left in the season, Miguel Cabrera has a chance to win the AL triple crown. He's current leading or tied for 1st in batting average, home runs, and runs batted in.

The new Amazon Kindle Fire HD Tablet doesn't have a positronic type R phase discriminating amplifier so I think I'll pass (Data's brain from Star Trek: TNG).

The author who unsuccessfully predicted the New Orleans Saints would win the Super Bowl last year returns with this year’s guess-a-thon!

Rumor has it the Microsoft Surface Tablet will launch at the end of October for $199. That means every unit sold would be a loss for Microsoft; they'd hope to make up the difference in sales of other things (apps, etc.). The same is done with Xbox and games, and I believe often with printers and ink (I think Kodak was trying to go the other way and failed - to charge more for the printer and less for the ink, which over the long run would be cheaper for consumers... but we're stupid).

Stephen Strasburg on the Washington Nationals is supposedly going to be "shut down" for the season after reaching an innings limit. Why wouldn't managers just pitch him every 6th or 7th game so he's still in peak mental and physical shape for the playoffs?

Two headlines on Yahoo: 1) "U.S. economic growth slows to 1.5" (FYI, the US is still 3 times larger than China and 1.5x even after adjusting for buying power), and 2) "Facebook revenue growth skids, shares plunge" (They earned even more than last year but that's not good enough. Sell! Sell! Sell!).

Do people understand that you can't always grow by the same percentage forever?

Rick Reilly has been showing over the last year or so exactly what made him such a celebrated writer. It's like he turned on a good-writing switch. Or got past some personal problems or whatever. Insightful, funny, positive, sarcastic. Well done, Rick!