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Author Bio Rich has been a Fool since 1998 and writing for the site since 2004. After 20 years of patrolling the mean streets of suburbia, he hung up his badge and gun to take up a pen full time. Having made the streets safe for Truth, Justice, and Krispy Kreme donuts, he now patrols the markets looking for companies he can lock up as long-term holdings in a portfolio. His coverage reflects his passion for motorcycles, booze, and guns (though typically not all exercised at the same time), but his writing also covers the broader sectors of consumer goods, technology, an...

How Kadary Richmond’s past paved his way to Syracuse Courtesy of Bart Boatwright | The Clemson Insider; Emily Steinberger | Photo Editor Kadary Richmond's freshman year has been anything but normal, but he adjusted quickly and that's showing on the court. Facebook Google+ The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider donating today to support our mission. When Syracuse trailed Buffalo by double digits in the second half of its game in December, the Orange couldn’t get stops. Their offense was stagnant, and their defense was allowing e...

50 Totally Random Facts About the U.S. By Rachel Cavanaugh, Stacker News On 2/13/21 at 11:00 AM EST Stewart Watson/Getty The United States is a geographically vast, consumer-driven country with a mixed economy that allows for highly diverse industries, manufacturing, skill sets, tourism, cuisine, and commerce—and a wide-reaching culture, to boot. This country holds many things, from trees and national parks to suburban sprawl and crime. This is the land of plenty (128.45 million households in 2020), and of the few (just 321 drive-in movie theaters nationwide). In its short legacy, the co...

FanPost Tracking PFF's 2020 Player Season Grades: Game 16, Jan. 3, 2021, vs. Detroit (BONUS: 2020 vs. 2019 Season Grades: the Defense!) By cka2nd on Jan 7, 2021, 3:03am CST + So there I was, diligently working on this piece when a friend of mine calls shortly before dinner. I can't talk, I say, and that's OK, he says, but let me ask you one question: What do you think about what's happening at the capitol? Which capitol, I say, the state or in D.C? "Turn the news on," he says. We hang up. Holy spit, I say. Is this a Beer Hall in Munich, 1923, or, after I see that chilling p...

Glossolalia Roomie Jennifer Zilm reviews Marita Dachsel’s Glossolalia. There are many versions of the story,”says Eliza Roxcy Snow at the end of B.C. poet Marita Dachsel’s second trade collection (several poems of which appeared in Room 32:3). Snow is one of thirty-four wives of the 19th century prophet Joseph Smith who speaks through Dachsel in verse primarily characterized by short, lyrical and direct lines, yet punctuated by prose pieces, an erasure, and other innovative uses of page space. With such a myriad of voices it is inevitable that sometimes the voices do blur together and ...