OFF TO MASS

I've been procrastinating all summer, but the day has finally come (tomorrow) for me to sit for my first comprehensive exam, this one in international economics. Despite what Daniel Drezner thinks of me, I am feeling well prepared in the relevant theories.

Then it is off to Maine for my big Sis's wedding. The forecast has been downgraded from sever thunderstorms to 30 percent chance of rain, so we're keeping our fingers crossed. Of course I got married in a blizzard this past January, so maybe it runs in the family.

I'll be back next week, a free man with more time for substantial posting. Hoping to get through a couple of articles on the origins of greed that I came across in recent editions of the Post-Autistic Economics Review. Also just picked up The End of Faith, which I'm looking forward to perusing in the coming weeks. Yep, that's my idea of beach reading.

Until then,

Shalom,

GT!