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Thursday morning, we recounted one of our Wujo tales, wherein a reader reported on the case of mysterious sandals that seem to have gone walking about on their own. At the end of the column the WjD (wujo detective degree abbreviation) asked a number of questions which might lead directly to a simple solution to this apparent contradiction between observed reality and more or less normal events. We have some answers: “Logically, the dog fetched them from the stairs, brought them inside (do you have a pet door?) went up stairs looking for the kid, not finding him, notice someone in the recliner and dumped them under there…???

Ure’s truly did not win the PowerBall last night, and if you have time to read this, neither did you by the looks of it, although a number of lucky people did. Turns out the winners included one in Minnesota and two in New Joisey. (sic) The good news, such as it is, may be that there’s another column to read although I was anticipating being able to post my farewell, audios, sayonara letter. Maybe (hopefully) next time. This leaves me stuck in my “get rich slow” rut, which isn’t bad, but I’m an impatient cuss.

Ure’s truly did not win the PowerBall last night, and if you have time to read this, neither did you by the looks of it, although a number of lucky people did. Turns out the winners included one in Minnesota and two in New Joisey. (sic) The good news, such as it is, may be that there’s another column to read although I was anticipating being able to post my farewell, audios, sayonara letter. Maybe (hopefully) next time. This leaves me stuck in my “get rich slow” rut, which isn’t bad, but I’m an impatient cuss.

This morning’s report is a bit longer than usual, but with good reason. Despite the distractions of small-fry stories of late (babies and trials and such) there are a number of very big stories like the NSA spying mess which deserve thoughtful consideration because they will steer the country’s future. So read this morning’s Coping section below. Since our roots are economic, we start with the generalization that “You know your country is in trouble when a lousy 1.8% annual growth rate” spurs the Dow toward new all-time highs.