Garin Pirnia
Writer at Freelance
Author: The Beer Cheese Book, Rebels & Underdogs: The Story of Ohio Rock & Roll, & upcoming book on women filmmakers @kentuckypress. Writer. Cats. 🇮🇷
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3 weeks ago |
buzzfeed.com | Garin Pirnia
Work & Money·Posted 1 minute agoIt was supposed to streamline our shopping, but it's plagued by theft, user error, and a logjam effect. VioletaStoimenova via Getty Images In 1986, a company named CheckRobot invented self-checkouts. They claimed to reduce long lines, human interaction, make checkout lanes faster, and reduce labor costs. These self-checkouts reduced cashier costs by 60%, and grocery stores saved a lot of money. But in 1987, Donald F.
Ohio Higher Ed Overhaul to Ban Diversity Efforts and Regulate Classroom Discussion Heads to Governor
4 weeks ago |
citybeat.com | Megan Henry |Garin Pirnia
A controversial bill to overhaul Ohio higher education, ban diversity and inclusion efforts, prohibit faculty from striking, and regulate classroom discussion is heading to Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s desk for his signature. The Ohio Senate concurred with changes made to Senate Bill 1 by the Ohio House during Wednesday’s session. The vote was 20-11 with only two Republicans voting against it, state Sens. Louis W. Blessing III, of Colerain Township, and Thomas F.
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4 weeks ago |
citybeat.com | Garin Pirnia |Sarah Ladd |Kentucky Lantern
“I hate to say it, but there’s just nothing sexy about Cincinnati,” states an asshole in this Variety article that complains Cincinnati isn’t cool enough to host the 2027 Sundance Film Festival. “J.Lo isn’t going to play a secret party in Ohio. Is there a scene out there? Are there film lovers there? People don’t want to be honest about this, but there’s an exclusivity to Park City, and just nothing seems cool about Cincinnati.” On many levels, this statement enrages me (deep breath).
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1 month ago |
huffpost.com | Garin Pirnia
In 1986, a company named CheckRobot invented self-checkouts. They claimed to reduce long lines, human interaction, make checkout lanes faster and reduce labor costs. These self-checkouts reduced cashier costs by 60%, and grocery stores saved a lot of money. But in 1987, Donald F.
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1 month ago |
cincinnatimagazine.com | Garin Pirnia
More than a decade ago, Susanna Wong Burgess, co-owner of Oriental Wok, went on Caitlin Young’s radio show, and the two have been friends ever since. In fact, their families—which includes Susanna’s sister, Angela Wong Miller, and Caitlin’s sister, Kelly Trush—would have Sunday dinners together at Young’s parents’ house. Here, Wong Burgess and Young talk about family, legacy, and longevity. Wong Burgess: I love your creativity.
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