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My post from a couple of weeks ago, “When Rankings Create and Reinforce Inequity,” attracted a couple of comments with diametrically opposed viewpoints. While IRead More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
My post from a couple of weeks ago, “When Rankings Create and Reinforce Inequity,” attracted a couple of comments with diametrically opposed viewpoints. While IRead More
I love books. Consequently, I buy a lot of them. Each purchase typically comes with the optimistic assumption that I’ll read it right away. Unfortunately,Read More
After last week’s post about the prospects of a potential future medical appeal for the Trophy Husband, I realized I still had a significant looseRead More
3 responsesToday’s topic is another installment in a series of posts inspired by the Netflix documentary Carlos Alcaraz: My Way. The general premise is that all tennisRead More
You heard it here first: junk food fuels tennis success. US Open Mixed Doubles direct entries and wild cards are announced. U.S. Open announces mixedRead More
Throughout 2025, I am spending the first full weekend of each month reflecting on ideas drawn from Gretchen Rubin’s bestselling book The Happiness Project. ForRead More
Throughout 2025, I am dedicating the first full weekend of each month to exploring ideas inspired by Gretchen Rubin’s The Happiness Project. The theme for AugustRead More
It is once again time to turn our attention back to the monthly installment of The Happiness Project. Throughout 2025, I am dedicating the firstRead More
Throughout my career, I have produced an inordinate amount of written communication and reports . However, the vast majority of that will never see theRead More
For obvious reasons, one of our recent breakfast table conversation topics revolves around the question of whether the Trophy Husband might one day need toRead More
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