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... but not what the Fed does!

All I got was a weird review 20+ years ago in a Fordham website almost entirely misreading one of my articles.

I'm still getting one or two headhunter emails a year asking if I'm interested in being a dean, and I'm waiting for my email to reach Headhunting Zero.

We teach second languages like we teach sex ed (when we teach sex ed).

I think this is the right perspective. Imagine if we never taught math until 8th grade, and then complained it was ineffective!

Correction: moving-window autocorrelation. This is why I don't write on sensitive topics this time of day.

At least I now know the proper search term: "moving window autoregression."

It's summer. It's late afternoon, when for peak electric rates I set thermostat up a few degrees. So what do I do when I can't think straight? "Oh, I think I'll look up how to get local versions of autoregression." Do I have any background in that? NO! My brain: "Rabbit holes are cool."

I was thinking of something different

Good luck! I thought Simon had cherry eye (prolapsed third eyelid), but his vet checked him out, eyelids are all fine (I had no idea dogs had multiple eyelids!), so I use artificial tears when his eyes are irritated. Oh, and a treat after the eyedrop.

"Collier follows the Obama foreign policy dictum, except in childrearing."

Most of mine weren't, either. I think it depends on whether a publisher registered the title with the U.S. copyright office. Our works are always copyright when published; I'm guessing the lawyers sued based on the registration data because of the stronger legal protections (& a stronger case)

Shame, @nytimes.com

You get to charge time-and-a-half for the second letter. I think.

I'd hoover that up

Main character in the unpublished novel, "The Nepo Twits"?

Also: they are not the Internet Archive. Just pretending to be.

And *not* the Internet Archive!

Just a note; archive-dot-is is owned by people who engage in DDOS attacks. Scummy people.