October 27, 20150Comments

What I’m Reading: Who Was Jack Kemp? New biography details the life of “bleeding heart conservative.”

Jack Kemp, a U.S. Congressman, a Housing and Urban Development (HUD) secretary and one of the authors of the Reaganite supply side revolution of the 1980s, was the most important

by Gregory Bresiger

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Personal Finance

October 23, 20150Comments

You Could Be Ripped Off and Not Even Know It

The greatest con is the one in which the person who is scammed doesn’t even know it happened. He or she may know someone or something has fleeced him, but

by Gregory Bresiger

Gregory on Sports

Personal Finance

October 19, 20150Comments

The Lessons that Baseball Can Teach Us

Little things can mean a lot in baseball as well in achieving many of life’s goals, such as financial objectives. We just had an illustration of the former when a major

by Gregory Bresiger

Gregory on Sports

October 2, 20150Comments

What’s Wrong with Baseball: The Long Season

Who Was Jim Brosnan? About a half century ago an unusually talented man---a major league pitcher who was actually a very good writer---produced several good books about the wear and tear

by Gregory Bresiger

Gregory on Sports

September 25, 20150Comments

Yogi, a Remembrance: The Unforgettable Number 8

Besides all his countless sports records and accomplishments, New York Yankee Yogi Berra was a lovable person, loved by millions of people who never even met him. I should know.

by Gregory Bresiger

Gregory on Sports

September 1, 20150Comments

What’s Wrong with Baseball: The long term contract

A player does well in his first five years and in his first major league years he works on one year contracts. He pitches well and wins a lot of games.

by Gregory Bresiger

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