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Freelance writer, ex-newspaper guy, husband, dad, grampa and dog butler.
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FIRST-PERSON: Advice to Dads: Don't make it about you

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By Doug Williams Verified
| Kentucky Today Verified
We all love a good story, especially when the story is about someone we know. I was recently introduced to a company that uses AI to create personalized books or comic books about individuals that can be given as gifts. The process is simple: you answer a series of questions, and AI generates a story in either book or comic-book format about that person. The stories can be serious or humorous depending on how you answer the prompts.
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The Great Benchmark Reset

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By Doug Williams Verified
| Brown Advisory CIO Perspectives
Fast Reading Benchmark rules are shifting in 2026, with FTSE Russell and S&P Dow Jones reviewing major index methodologies across reconstitution timing, IPO inclusion, style classification and eligibility. Russell’s changes could materially reshape Growth and Value exposures, including Amazon becoming the largest Russell 1000® Value constituent and semiconductor exposure rising sharply within Russell 1000® Growth.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy LIRR strike imminent as negotiations with MTA go down to the wire

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By Doug Williams Verified
| MSN Verified
Workers on the largest commuter rail system in the nation are just hours away from going on strike . A coalition of five unions representing LIRR workers say they are prepared to walk off the job just after midnight tonight if there's no deal. LIRR commuters are hoping the deadline pressure may be what's needed to get a deal done. "Today is D-Day" Friday morning, LIRR union leadership blamed the MTA for cutting Thursday's negotiations off short.
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