On June 5, 2014, Rhett Miller, founder, front person, and lead singer of Old 97’s, promised my daughter (then a mere 9 days past her 8th birthday) that once she was playing her own paid gigs, he’d have her open for him. That conversation took place in the green room of the Beachland
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DOL cautions employers on the use of AI
“When used responsibly, AI has the potential to help improve compliance with the law. Without proper human supervision, however, these technologies can pose potential risks to workers … and may result in violations of the law….”
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WIRTW #715: the ‘over the top’ edition
Another successful Craft Brewers Conference is in the books.
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WIRTW #714: the ‘today’s post is brought to you by the letters W, G, and A’ edition
“No one wants to see a picket line on Sesame Street,” said Writers Guild President Lisa Takeuchi Cullen.
Earlier this week, Writers Guild members at Sesame Workshop unanimously voted to authorize a strike if management does not agree to a new collective bargaining agreement before their current contract expires later today. Absent a deal, picketing…
WIRTW #712: the ‘OH-WOOO’ edition
I will officially have a college student in a little over four months. The “if” was never in doubt, but there “where” definitely was … at least until a couple of weeks ago.
Norah chose Ohio Wesleyan University — OWU, or, as it’s affectionately called, OH-WOOO. She’ll be a Battling Bishop.
“Fit” might be a…
WIRTW #712: the ‘lunatics are in my hall’ edition
One hasn’t happened here since 1806; the next one won’t be until 2444.
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WIRTW #711: the ‘podcast’ edition
“Jon, tell us about your law firm and your legal practice.”
I recently sat down with host Ed Skimin to discuss that and more. We talked about Wickens Herzer Panza’s comprehensive legal services for small to mid-sized businesses, our global reach through Mackrell International,
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WIRTW #710: the “if it ain’t broke…” edition
If you have a child applying for college this year, you know the pain that we are currently feeling. This year, Congress decided to change the process to apply for federal financial aid. The changes to the FAFSA (“Free Application for Federal Student Aid”) were supposed to make applying for financial aid easier. Instead, it has…







