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The Power of Continuous Improvement

2 years 1 month ago
by Les Landes, Founder and Principal, Landes & Associates If there’s one thing you can count on with just about every business person, it’s their constant desire for things to improve. They want today to be better than yesterday, and tomorrow to be better than today. So it’s no surprise that “continuous improvement” was one […]
Tom Finan

Elon Sues OpenAI For Breach Of Contract Over A Contract That Doesn’t Exist, Because It’s Not Acting The Way He Wants It To

2 years 1 month ago
Do you remember Irell & Manella? Of course you do. It’s the formerly well-respected law firm that once brought a lawsuit on behalf of PETA claiming (incorrectly) to represent a monkey, which it claimed (incorrectly) could hold a copyright. As we noted at the time, the whole reason that a respected firm like Irell would […]
Mike Masnick

St. Clair Bowl shooting injures two people

2 years 1 month ago
Police were called to the St. Clair Bowl Sunday night after a fight led to a shooting. Two people were struck by bullets and were taken to the hospital to be treated for non-life threatening injuries.
Joe Millitzer

Post-pandemic teacher turnover isn’t especially high

2 years 1 month ago
The Wall Street Journal reports today that teacher turnover is up. They base this on data from ten states. Why only ten? National teacher exit data is released only sporadically, and many states don’t produce timely figures. But the Journal obtained information from 10 states, the most comprehensive recent compilation, that shows turnover typically followed ...continue reading "Post-pandemic teacher turnover isn’t especially high"
Kevin Drum

That Drone Guy Claps Back at St. Louis Critics

2 years 1 month ago
St. Louis aldermen are moving forward with a plan to curb police surveillance of citizens — or at least make that surveillance more transparent. But the man who claims to be surveilling parts of the city for profit wants aldermen to know that he’s not a fan.  Joe “Jomo” Johnson, who describes himself as a “future resident of the third ward” but is known locally mostly as that drone guy who wants to use your comings and goings as a more expensive Netflix, spoke against police surveillance reforms at a Board of Aldermen committee meeting last Thursday. 
Kallie Cox