South African World Cup tourist arrivals part 2
The South African statistical service fooled me into thinking the July figures would appear in another month, when in fact they published them today, having …
The South African statistical service fooled me into thinking the July figures would appear in another month, when in fact they published them today, having …
Yesterday (1 Feb 2012), Federal Court of Australia Justice Rares ruled in favour of Optus (SingTel), Australia’s second-largest telecommunications company, in a case that upholds …
Sam Walker has devised a different way to measure the best college football program ($$$) in the land, and it does not account for wins …
NASCAR’s Daytona 500 ratings point toward another year upward year for the sport. Although I follow NASCAR a bit, I’m not much of a fan. …
In 2006, Steve Nash won his second consecutive NBA MVP award, further solidifying his place in basketball history as one of the best point guards …
From my local paper (The Mankato Free Press): In a setback for Mankato and North Mankato’s effort to extend their local sales taxes, a key …
The lament of the hockey fan (and fans of other sports) whose favorite league and its union finally reached an agreement that many thought would …
Growing income inequality may be one of the most important economic issues of the next several decades. Despite a growing concentration of income and wealth, …
let’s look for new revenue sources. The Red Sox owners**** have decided to stay in Fenway for the long haul (link via Greg at Sports …
The New York Jets and the New York Giants are raising ticket prices, they say to cover the $1.6 billion cost of the new stadium …
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