R.J. Lehmann is Editor-in-Chief of @LawEconCenter. Cofounder of @RSI. Newark native. Portuguese citizen. Syracuse Newhouse/Maxwell alum. I know insurance stuff.
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U.S. cyber premiums rose from $2.75B in 2020 to $7.46B in 2025, without broad purchase mandates or a dedicated taxpayer backstop.
AI presents new risks, but insurers have centuries of experience pricing uncertainty. @raylehmann on lessons from cyber and D&O coverage. 馃敆猬囷笍
There was nothing wrong with the mode of textual analysis put forth in J. Evans Pritchard's "Understanding Poetry." John Keating was a pretentious douchenozzle, demonstrated by how completely he misunderstands both Frost and Whitman.
There's an episode of the new season of Nobody Wants This set in NY instead of LA, and they opt for vaguely "indie" music cues instead of the usual girlie pop, and the two leads are hardly in it at all. And it is by the least annoying episode in the history of the series.
After many years of watching GBBO, I'm now accustomed to the, by American lights, bizarrely specific meaning they assign to "dessert" and seemingly ever-expansive meanings they assign to "pudding."
But the abbreviation "puds"? No. No no no no. Stop it.
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Do we need a Fin-Syn rerun? Nope. "It鈥檚 a bad proposal with an understandable constituency." @raylehmann's latest piece for Truth on the Market 馃帴
The reason Elizabeth Holmes could find Who's on First funny without actually "getting" the joke is that the wordplay is not what's funny about Who's on First. What's funny about Who's on First is Lou Costello. The wordplay is just the canvas for him to do his thing.
Betty Gilpin is absolutely the perfect actress to express wordless frustration with how ridiculous Ethan Hawke's Lee Raybon character is. So glad this show is back.
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Today marks the 100th birthday of the @tampatheatre! From the stories on the screen to the stories in the audience, this movie palace has cemented its place in Tampa's history, and we're excited to see what the next century holds.馃幀馃嵖
ALT Exterior of the Tampa Theatre, a tall brick building with a vintage marquee. The sign displays "Tampa" vertically in lights. The marquee reads "Tampa's Nonprofit Movie Palace" and "Established Oct. 15, 1926." Fluffy clouds and blue sky are visible above.
Blaming the Rays' attendance problems on fans having to cross a bridge to get to the games elides that there are more people in Pinellas County (who don't have to cross any bridge) than in Milwaukee County, and yet the Brewers still easily outdraw the Rays.
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Three of these (including the only two that are actually competitors) are already owned by the same company (McCormick). So the question is really whether it would be a problem for two hot sauces and a spice line to be owned by a company that also makes mayonnaise.
Uhh, no?
This lady had a bad day that started with a most unwanted bath and then was topped off with stepping on a bee who stung her back left paw.
That age gap tho
Ken, 89, and Maureen, 79, first met at their senior living community about four years ago.
The couple, both widowed, said neither expected to find new love and a new appetite for adventure at this stage of life. wapo.st/3TkPYOV