Utah State Sen. Aaron Osmond (R-South Jordan) has introduced a proposal to abolish compulsory education for children in his home state.
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Last Days of Big Law
another bubble is popping.
There are currently between 150 and 250 firms in the United States that can claim membership in the club known as Big Law, the group of historically profitable firms that cater to the country’s largest corporations. The overwhelming majority of these still operate with a business model that assumes, at least implicitly, that clients will insist upon the best legal talent instead of the best bargain for legal talent. That assumption has become rickety. Within the next 10 years or so, there will be at most 20 to 25 firms that can operate this way—the firms whose clients have so many billions of $ riding on their legal work that they can truly spend without limit. The other 200 firms will have to reinvent themselves or disappear.
Star Trek regresses
the new star trek is a big step backwards in many ways, including its treatment of women. jj abrahams is an awful hack, so this isn’t surprising.
Wall Street regulation

There is an alternative to financial regulation: did you know that a cannon is pointed at wall street at all times? Next time wall street pummels the economy, why not pummel it?
Solving really cold cases
i find crime shows to be some of the biggest snoozefests around, but i’d watch this:
paleopathology practitioners worldwide are making startling discoveries. In December 2012, a team of scientists published results from an examination of the mummy of Pharaoh Ramses III, showing that he had died from having his throat slit, likely murdered in the so-called “harem conspiracy” of 1155 B.C.
Waffels and Dinges
True Belgian waffles are here. So good!
Neighborhood crime
This is bizarre. What could they possibly be fencing? stale muffins?
Outdoor Movie
As usual, your city can't compete.
History of bar snacks
they understood marketing through the stomach a long time ago in 1890:
The most legendary feature of the Cincinnati saloon was the free lunch. The foods were salty in character, which inevitably led patrons to purchase more beer with which to wash down the food.
Richest building
this would be a great building for ny open house: the richest building in the world.