Upon its premiere, "Reckoning" earned a Nielsen household rating of 2.2, and was watched by approximately 6.28 million viewers in the United States; along with an estimated 375,000 viewers in the United Kingdom.
What is more, his recent description of Sarah Palin as "somebody to be reckoned with" earned him some kind words from Mr. Hannity and Bill O'Reilly, the right-of-center television host.
Expatriates in Moscow, he reckons, earn about $5 billion a year, and pay another billion to Russian landlords in rent, of which almost none goes to the taxman.
Half of that amount comes from the 111,000 people whom Newtithing reckons earn more than $1m a year and whose total net worth is around $21m.Certainly, Silicon Valley, the temple of much of this new money, offers mixed evidence of a philanthropic renaissance.
And I reckoned I'd earned it, even with the assistance of a battery pack.
"Smoking's naughty," Yasmin says, but I reckon I've earned it.
I reckon I've earned the right to nudge us towards gossip.
Abu Hamada, 62, a Syrian-Palestinian refugee, reckons he has earned about £1.5m ($2.3m) over six months by smuggling people across the Mediterranean from Egypt.
They reckoned that "slave capital" earned at least equal returns to those from other forms of capital investment such as railroad bonds.
A recent study reckons that the premium earned by postgraduates relative to college graduates was virtually nil in America in 1963 but had risen to roughly 27% by 2010.
Sunderland manager Gus Poyet sees no reason why Jermain Defoe cannot force his way into the England reckoning after the striker earned his side a precious point at Swansea.
