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Another Great Michael Lewis Article

Rarely do I recommend a specific article or blog post that I find out there, but it seems anytime Michael Lewis writes a new one, I’m doing that very thing. He’s just that good. This one is one near and dear to my heart—it’s about baseball in Cuba. Lewis actually goes out there and watches [...]

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On Reading Great Books

So I’ve had a bit of a tough run lately when it comes to books, so I’m happy to report that my current read, Interpreter of Maladies, is going great. So far I’ve read about four of the short stories and two of them have been fantastic. The title story was very good, and “A [...]

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I’ve linked to a few of Ramit’s posts before and he’s on my blogroll, but the other day it hit me: his blog is really good. It came out of nowhere and it made me take a closer look to see what it is about his blog that makes me like it so much.
First of [...]

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Michael Lewis has another one

One of my favorite authors/people/writers has another new one out, this time an article in Portfolio magazine called “The Evolution of an Investor.”
It’s a really interesting profile of a guy named Blaine Lourd and how he went from Wall Street trader to joining a cult-like organization called DFA.
As all Lewis pieces, it’s very interesting and [...]

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Michael Lews has a new one

This feature may turn out to be a regular on this blog, just because I think Michael Lewis is one of the most interesting people in the world.
For those uninitiated, he is a writer/journalist/former investment banker. He got super famous after writing Moneyball, a book about the new ways baseball statistics began to change the [...]

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