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March 10, 2009

We may not have mutated beavers (jokes on this topic to the beaver thread, please!), but life in Australia is still interesting. I’ve never had a roo in the house, but I once had to remove a green tree snake which had come in through the window. And that reminds me of my favourite Australian t...
Crooked Timber [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by John Quiggin at 12:20 AM

March 08, 2009

I realize that beaver management jokes are so a fortnight ago. Nevertheless, my wife – because she loves me – bought me a book on the subject. (To be fair, she bought a whole bunch of other old paperbacks in the same lot.) I read it. (Just so you know I have an excuse for not posting or ...
Crooked Timber [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by John Holbo at 1:29 PM | 1 Citations

February 25, 2009

Via My Baseball Bias, Joe Girardi's projected rotation should put Joba Chamberlain on the mound for the first regular season game at the new Yankee Stadium: Girardi said he had lined up the pitchers all the way through the 162-game......
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Baseball Musings [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by StatsGuru at 12:02 PM

February 17, 2009

I have acquired a copy of R. Wilmott’s English Sacred Poetry of The Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries (1861) for the Dalziel brothers engravings. Which I am moderately pleased with. The book itself is fantastic looking. Comically heavy-bound and smoky-dark object. Zoë (age ...
Crooked Timber [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by John Holbo at 10:55 AM | 2 Citations

February 12, 2009

Just a quick follow-up to my Toy Story post, which got some good comments. The CPSIA is now law, the CPSC granted a stay and issued some guidelines (PDF) but things seem pretty screwed up. Etsy folks are hopping mad. Fashion incubator, who did a lot of work on the issue, is seriously depressed. Over...
Crooked Timber [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by John Holbo at 12:18 PM | 3 Citations

February 10, 2009

Pitchers and catchers are reporting this week. That makes this the perfect time to start working on the rankings for starting pitchers. Today, let’s look at the top ten: Tim Lincecum | San Francisco Giants - The real question at the top of the starting pitcher rankings is who to rank #1 betwee...
Crooked Pitch [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Knox Bardeen at 2:33 PM

February 09, 2009

We aren’t up to Part II of Cohen’s Rescuing Justice and Equality, but I’m going to jump the gun. There’s this bit about something from Amartya Sen – ‘his celebrated Prude/Lewd example’ – which I had never heard tell of. I’ll quote Cohen’s n...
Crooked Timber [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by John Holbo at 9:58 AM | 2 Citations

January 31, 2009

On the surface, Rich Hill looks like a good high risk, high reward pick to make in the late rounds of fantasy baseball drafts in 2009. But once you look a little deeper, it becomes apparent that this isn't the case. At his best, Hill offers strikeouts. Lots of them. The problem is, that's about all ...
The Waiver Wire [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Alex at 5:01 AM

January 22, 2009

There’s been a serious debate at the other place where I blog over whether academia in general, and political science in particular is a sexy profession. I’m glad to say that we actually have Real Social Scientific Data1 that we can bring to bear on this topic. In 2006, James Felton, Pet...
Crooked Timber [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Henry at 9:17 AM | 7 Citations

January 20, 2009

I had a really tough time naming this particular post. The point that I am trying to convey isn’t that the three players on this list are bad baseball players or that you shouldn’t draft them. I’m not trying to tell you that they’ll flop like the fish from that Faith No More ...
Crooked Pitch [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Knox Bardeen at 12:31 AM
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