Monthly Archives: September 2022

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Historically Black colleges and universities are using federal COVID relief funds to cancel student debt, upgrade campus infrastructure and retain students who struggle because of financial barriers.

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At the All-Star Game break, here are the standings in both of my educator fantasy baseball leagues…

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1. Buckeye Ballers, Toby Fischer
2. CAM Cougars, Dominic Giegerich
3. Technauts, Joe Bires
4. Twinkies, Scott McLeod
5. Bayou Buffalos, Vinnie Vrotny
6. TheBrewz, Jeremy Brueck
7. Good Trouble, Jon Becker (last year’s champ)
8. Greyhounds, John Spencer
9. Maineiacs, Harold Shaw
10. Optimistic Mets Fan, Reshan Richards
11. Dutch’s Detroiters, Rick Heitmeyer
12. Let’s Play Two, Bob Dillon

Rounding for Home 22

1. Nesi’s Quicks, Chris Nesi
2. Impossible Dreamers, Patrick Larkin
3. Sandlot Success, AJ Bianco
4. Windfield Wants Noise, Jason Buccheri
5. All 4 Shifts, Guy Ryan
6. Juuuust a Bit Outside, Scott McLeod
7. The Moonlight Grahams, Donnie Piercey
8. Paternity / IL All-Stars (formerly You Down With CBT?), Dave Quinn
9. Eephus Pitch, Aaron Hogan
10. Who Needs Pants?, Dean Shareski
11. Papi’s Green Monsters, Cale Birk 
12. Chad’s Crazy Crew, Chad Lehman

The top 6 teams in each league make the playoffs… Should be an exciting next few weeks!

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The difference between fallacies and biases is fallacies are real-time thinking errors while biases are pre-dispositions for future errors.

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Books I finished reading (or rereading) in August 2022…

• The Ministry for the Future, Kim Stanley Robinson (sci fi)
• The Poppy War, R. F. Kuang (fantasy)
• The Eyes of the Dragon, Stephen King (fantasy)
• Starman’s Saga, Colin Alexander (sci fi)
• Renegade, Joel Shepherd (sci fi)
• Walpurgis III, Mike Resnick (sci fi)
• The Tales of Catt & Fisher, Justina Robson (Ed.) (fantasy)
• Cursed, Marie O’Regan & Paul Kane (Eds.) (fantasy)
• Oathbreaker, Aaron Hodges (fantasy)
• More Than Human, Theodore Sturgeon (sci fi)
• The Kill Artist, Daniel Silva (thriller)
• Edge of Collapse, Kyla Stone (thriller)
• Gideon the Ninth, Tamsyn Muir (fantasy)

Hope you’re reading something fun too!

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