What’s Good for the Goose Is Bad for the Turkey

Why Flocking Like Geese Makes It Easier to Soar Like an Eagle While most of us prefer turkey for our holiday feasts (devout turkey lovers having it for both Thanksgiving and Christmas), goose has been the traditional dish of winter holidays for centuries. In the...

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Bite Size Answers to Cocktail Party Legal Questions

Some “Hors d'oeuvres” style answers to common legal questions. (Toothpicks and filo dough not included.) I've talked about the possible pitfalls of office holiday parties and how you can steer clear of some of the potential problems that can arise in my post Holiday...

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You’re About to Enter the Cranberry Zone

You are about to enter another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind. Next stop, the Cranberry Zone! While Thanksgiving could possibly also be associated with the Yam Zone or the Turkey Zone, I think Cranberry Zone is more appropriate. Why?...

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Why the P in IPO Could Stand for Parmesan

Oh Parmesan, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways. . . If you’re a regular reader of my newsletters, you probably think I’ve never met a food I didn’t like. But if I were to list them all in preferential order, Parmesan would definitely be pretty high on the...

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The Skittles Effect: Good Faith and Fair Dealings

The Skittles Effect Is About More Than Candy Halloween is over. It’s time to put away the costumes and ghoulish make-up, pack-up the spooky decorations, and toss your jack-o-lantern in with the composting. And, whether it’s because you didn’t have enough kids ringing...

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Peep Art: Pop Culture or Product Liability

Why You Can’t Sue Apple If You Eat Your Ipod Not too long ago someone mentioned that my recent post “Where were you the day Twinkies died?” was just one of the many plays on Twinkies death and rebirth. One of the most notable is Twinkie: Rest in Peeps, the winning...

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Naming Your Business: What the Fluff Should You Call It?

Bet You Didn’t Know Fluffernutter Had Such a Rich History National Fluffernutter Day was October 8th. Given my recent delightful experience with sage flavored marshmallows in butternut squash soup, I thought I would give it a nod this year. Much like Fluffernutter, my...

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