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I had a “wow” shopping experience the other day at Central Market, picking up ingredients for a salad. Since I have a serious tomato allergy, I’m not one of those people who picks up and tests each tomato before it … Continue reading
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Check out the interesting blog post from lawyer Jennifer Lubinski’s Work Product blog about the Kentucky Bar Association’s decision to constrain one lawyer’s free speech rights after he wrote letters to the Kentucky Legislative Ethics Commission alleging fundraising violations. The local bar … Continue reading
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When I finished business school, the graduates who got snapped up for corporate jobs first were those in finance, and those in IT. Us lowly marketing types were a distant third in the MBA recruiter’s minds. For years, as I … Continue reading
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I have a fairly high tolerance for clutter. But I absolutely, positively, cannot STAND a disorganized hard drive or email folder, and I’m not the sort to put up with a drawer full of non-working cell phones, old digital cameras, … Continue reading
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Today, I ran a Google search for the phrase “sued for online review.” The search engine returned 9.4 million results in 17 seconds. I’ve been running that search regularly for the last couple of years, and the numbers keep growing. … Continue reading
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The media seems to buzz an awful lot about “alternative productivity tools” like Google Apps premier Edition and Open Office suites. There’s talk about how mobile, cloud, and collaboration are the next frontier for productivity – and how integrated touchpoints … Continue reading
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In the John Huston film of the Dashiell Hammett novel, The Maltese Falcon, Humphrey Bogart (Sam Spade) says, “When you’re slapped, you’ll take it and like it.” Not likely if the SLAPP you get is a Strategic Lawsuit against Public … Continue reading
Today, I took our 9-year-old shopping. He’s outgrown every school uniform shirt he owns, and taken the knee or the hem out of every pair of pants. He can wear khaki shorts to school, but he has to wear plain … Continue reading
I’ve been a customer of the same insurance company since I was 16 — and I have grandchildren older than that who are insured by the same company. I’ve been married for 14 years. One local agency has had my homeowner’s … Continue reading
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Copyright law hasn’t changed much since the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998 (the DMCA) – but social media has changed the way people think about what copyright law actually means. And the number of lawsuits is growing at an amazingly high … Continue reading
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