Despite the title, you’ll be hard pressed to find someone more excited about Ethereum than myself. However, I believe the narrative and policy objectives around ETH the asset are in need of some refinement. It appears to be a pretty contentious issue based on my very scientific polling: This is the first of several upcoming pieces on my framework for ETH. I’ll cover the basics here: How value flows through the Ethereum protocol

NEWSLETTER BACK! I know you have been missing these extremely long and tedious Husker posts hitting your inbox since the season ended. I always like to do a little football detox for a few months, but now that some of the details under the new coaching staff are solidified, it’s possible to start looking ahead to what Nebraska’s future may look like under Matt Rhule. If you checked out of Husker football this winter, here are the big brushstrokes: Rhule hired longtime Temple and Baylor collaborator Marcus Satterfield from South Carolina to run his offense, poached hot-name defensive coordinator Tony White away from Syracuse, scored several major recruiting wins — including keeping the best in-state prospect in years from committing to Coach Prime, took all the players Georgia didn’t want from the transfer portal, and got NU back in the race for the top recruit in the 2024 class, who also happens to be a Husker legacy.

Welcome to Gilmore Women: Two journalists discuss everything that’s wrong with every episode of Gilmore Girls & why we still love it Well, well, well. We find ourselves once again at the end of another season of Gilmore Girls. Far from the sweet spot of seasons 2-3, we watched Lorelai grow into herself and Rory do… nothing. Many high school TV shows stru… ncG1vNJzZmifmaG6sL7EsKamnZ5jwLau0q2YnKNemLyue89onK%2Bdoq7BqbXNoGStoJGpwG7D0ailoGWnnsGpedKemKynnmKGcoE%3D

Much can be said about Pep Guardiola. If his outfit had successfully pulled off a late swoop of Declan Rice, I’d have a few more things to add. For now, I’ll be more obsequious, and say this: Pep Guardiola notices things. As a small, terrible example, I remember stumbling upon an anecdote from a Bristol City assistant after a Carabao Cup tie. Pep invited their coaching staff to join him for a post-match meeting, showering them with his usual Peppy compliments.

“Should I be worried about the Crips and the Bloods up here?” These were the first words out of the mouth of Ben Stein as he entered my office at Skeptic magazine in 2007, located in the racially mixed neighborhood of Altadena, California. I cringed and hoped that the two black women in my employ were out of earshot of what I hoped was merely Mr. Stein’s ham-handed attempt at humor before we settled into his interview of me for what I was told was a film on the intersection of science and religion titled “Crossroads.