There is a gale force wind out there and the girls and I are housebound: so I thought I’ld clear the blog queue a bit. It is generally not good practice to post poorly drafted choice of court provisions yet once in a while it helps illustrate what I often say in class: that even … Read more
“We have since determined that while the capsule was dipping in and out of the atmosphere, as part of that planned skip entry, heat accumulated inside the heat shield outer layer, leading to gases forming and becoming trapped inside the heat shield,” said Pam Melroy, NASA’s deputy administrator. “This caused internal pressure to build up … Read more
I firmly believe that above-average wealth is largely a result of luck – around 60% – 70%. If we fail to recognize our lucky financial breaks, we risk confusing our abilities with good economic times. This overconfidence can lead to poor decisions and increase the likelihood of financial ruin. Since starting Financial Samurai in 2009, I’ve witnessed … Read more
The antlerless deer harvest — the most valuable tool for herd control — has been lagging well behind normal so far this season. Nearly 64 percent of the deer harvested have been antlered bucks. Photo by Kevin Naze. The latest possible start to Wisconsin’s annual gun deer hunt, Nov. 23, might actually be a good … Read more
Eve Hill, partner at Brown, Goldstein & Levy, sat down with Olark Accessible AI Chatbots CEO, Ben Congleton, to discuss the need for ADA-compliant technology in the workplace that all individuals can use and access equitably, in recognition of National Disability Employment Awareness Month. During the conversation, Eve noted that some of the biggest issues … Read more
