If you’re interested in fantasy sports, or at least the opportunity to win money with very little work, then here are three opportunities for you.

I've got a bunch of thoughts that I haven't published in a tickler file. I use these thoughts to inform articles that I never get around to writing. So let's blow up this tickler file and stop pretending these will ever become DimeBrother articles. Here they is (some of them, at least).

Hugo just recently won 5 Academy Awards. This is my review of the movie.

Tired of being told you can't do something, even though that something isn't even that complicated? I take a look at this attitude in today's job market.

I'm in the middle of reading The Hunger Games trilogy. Good stuff. There are some differences between the book and the movie preview, though.

Can General Mills create a product we love as much as Honey Nut Cheerios? Check out my review of Dulce de Leche Cheerios.

This article says IBM predicts in 5 years we'll be using biometrics instead of passwords. I have a laptop from 2008 that has a finger print login, but in my opinion biometrics will eventually be less secure than passwords.

2012 is almost upon us. It’s time to retire some words and phrases before I throw up a little in my mouth again.

What do commentators mean when they say a football player has class? That he respects his football opponents? Or that he keeps his extra-marital affair private?

Should there be a distinction between class in the public and private realms? I don't think so. Some sports stars get described with class while others (with possibly more class) don't. And we still haven't even defined "class."

People have made this public-private distinction for selfish gains since times eternal, justifying hypocritical or evil behavior. But now they seem to have a good way to explain it away. Even if you're a total jerk at home, as long as you behave in public, you can be a "real class guy."

Who is going to win the Broncos-Patriots football game on Sunday, December 18th? Tebow and Denver has worked a lot of magic recently, but have required plenty of mistakes from the opposition to do so. I suspect even with New England's horrible track record against Denver that NE and Brady will win by 10+ points.