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Month: October 2009

The Success of Moneyball

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On October 28, 2009
Whatever the limitations of his baseball knowledge, Matt is in fact correct about Buzz Bissinger's latest silly anti-Billy Beane screed. The biggest problem with Bissinger's rant is that he doesn't seem to understand that the core of the philosophy laid out in Moneyball was arbitrage:...

Christbeckmas

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On October 28, 2009

My friend Southern Female Lawyer is pretty excited by Glenn Beck's Christmas book, as well as by all the touching and heralding and redeeming that will accompany it.Meantime, I'll note.

The Story, Not the Facts

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On October 27, 2009
That pretty much sums up Milbank. And the story, as always, is that it's awful when dirty hippies occasionally have enough influence to shift policy in a very modestly progressive direction, when influence should be left to more grown-up factions. Now, the insurance companies that...

Hack of the Day

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On October 26, 2009

Fred Hiatt. "If the cost controls from a public option go away then Congress will magically impose cost controls that affect vested interests even more directly" is a pretty impressive.

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