The first half-hour of this podcast is pretty intense.

Crid, Annie Duke has also written a book?

It's all about decision-making and separating decisions from results; that it's possible to make a good decision and get a bad result, or to make a bad decision and get a good result.

Like most business books, it gets a bit repetitive and smugly self-satisfied with the author's perspective, never getting as deep or insightful as you'd like it to be. Still, it can make you think about how you make decisions, and there's some value in that.

Questions, so many questions.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/33-key-questions-for-robert-mueller_2988876.html

The hat! The hat! It's eeevil, I tells ya!

Honky tonk woman, as you've never heard or seen it before:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJNQgx2t6zc

chorus go to:

https://youtu.be/IJNQgx2t6zc?t=41

Someone need a hat?

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=made+you+look+again&link_code=qs&tag=advicegoddess-20

I can't comment on the quality of the offerings, but I believe the linkie will provide support to our lovely blog hostess.

Huh.

Duality at Duke: Robert E. Lee statue? Has to go. Glorified Che image? Cool art.

https://babalublog.com/2019/07/08/duality-at-duke-robert-e-lee-statue-has-to-go-glorified-che-image-cool-art/

Instapundit has a Lolita Express update.

https://pjmedia.com/instapundit/335381/

Revenue sharing. How does that work?

https://thefederalist.com/2019/07/08/yes-soccer-pay-gap-women-make-men/

So much for Iowahawk's campaign advising service.

https://twitter.com/iowahawkblog/status/1148248737761898496

Soaring to the heights

and plunging to the depths.

> as you've never heard or
> seen it before

Ahem. I will always appreciate the opening figure from the 1975 Tour of the Americas: The audio on this clip is from the Forum in Los Angeles… But the 'flying Mick' photo on the right-hand side of the video is from my show in Indiana, a week and a half earlier. July 26, Jagger's birthday.

Wuttashow.

(Later, I would recognize that it was a single note on the guitar, giving all the players a chance to sober up as the festivities began.)

> never getting as deep or
> insightful as you'd like
> it to be

Haven't read it, only heard a couple of roadshow book-sales interviews. I admire the humility of her Seidel anecdote. She has seems to understand, as I was warned in childhood Sunday school, that the only meaningful humility is the naked kind that you hate with all your heart.

In other news from the realm of today's music for teens, it's amusing that even Carlos once wanted to be Hendrix.

(This desire is never unfounded. Jus' sayin'... It's Carlos GD Santana.)

Meanwhile, in the wide, wide world outside of women's soccer.

And, apparently, most Americans are polyphobic biggits.

Lock 'em up!