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In this drama series, a couple of morally ambiguous men clash at the intersection of corporate greed and human dignity in Depression-era America. The series aired for a single season on the USA Network before being cancelled.
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10. God's Body
Seth and Creeley must confront the truth about their past and figure out a way to survive the rapidly arriving future.
9. Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground
Seth and the farmers take on the Black Legion with help from unlikely allies.
8. The Goodness of Men
When Bessie discovers the grand industrial plans for Holden, Seth and Amelia must decide whether to protect her from the Black Legion.
7. A Different Species
Creeley meets his master on an exclusive hunting retreat, but finds there is more than one game at play; Seth infiltrates a nearby factory.
6. In Wyoming Fashion
Seth and Lew are presented with an unexpected opportunity when banker Calvin Rumple is run out of town.
5. Den of Lost Souls
When a traveling carnival comes to Holden, a collection of new faces put Seth and Creeley on their toes, but it's a friend from the past that truly shakes things up
4. The Emperor of Ice Cream
Negotiations commence between the farmers and the bank. But things turn bloody when Creeley divides the farmers.
3. One Penny
When the local farms face foreclosure, Seth and Amelia must find a way to win them back. Creeley and Bessie run afoul of the Black Legion.
2. Which Side Are You On
As Seth and the farmers ward off the treacherous Black Legion vigilante group, Creeley works to learn more about his brother's new life and the woman he shares it with.
1. Sam Riley's Body
When a farmer's strike led by a local preacher escalates, a man from his past is sent to restore order.
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In this drama series, a couple of morally ambiguous men clash at the intersection of corporate greed and human dignity in Depression-era America. The series aired for a single season on the USA Network before being cancelled. Damnation is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (10 episodes). The series first aired on November 7, 2017.
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The Chicago Blackhawks apparently dodged a http://www.nhlofficial.com/denis-potvin-jersey-c-1_297_299.html bullet Thursday night as top-line center and captain Jonathan Toews is expected to be OK after leaving the team's 3-2 win over the Boston Bruins in the second period. Toews suffered what Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville labeled an upper-body injury on a hard hit into the boards from Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg. It was announced at the start of the third period that he would not return. "He seemed all right. We'll see how he is tomorrow," Quenneville said. "Looks like he's going to be all right." Skating in the attacking zone during a chance on the power play midway through the second period, Toews was checked head-first into the end boards by Seidenberg and was slow to get up. Blackhawks trainer Mike Gapski was quick onto the ice to check on Toews, who was able to get up under his own power. With Seidenberg going to the penalty box for a two-minute boarding penalty that gave the Blackhawks a 5-on-3 opportunity, Toews stayed on the ice once play resumed. "Five-on-3, I wouldn't want to come off, either," Quenneville said. "I don't think anybody would want to come off in that situation." Less than a minute later, Toews was sent to Nathan MacKinnon Womens Jersey the box for a two-minute hooking minor. Once he returned from the penalty, he skated straight to the bench and headed down the tunnel to the dressing room. Quenneville seemed to suggest that the decision was precautionary, as the team had just gone up 3-0 on a Patrick Kane goal with 6 minutes, 41 seconds remaining in the second. Quenneville described the hit as "dangerous," but said he needed to watch it again before commenting further. A league source told Joe McDonald of ESPNBoston.com on Friday that Seidenberg will not receive any disciplinary action by the NHL for the hit. After the game, Seidenberg said there was no intent and that he was only finishing his check. "Well I pride myself on being a clean player and a hard player to play against, so when I went in on that one-on-one battle there, I thought I saw his right shoulder and at the last second he might have turned, I don't know," Seidenberg said. "I didn't really see the replay or anything, and obviously I never want to see a guy go into the boards like that." Blackhawks players had mixed feelings on the hit. "Seidenberg has a reputation as a clean hockey player, he's got a lot of respect in the league," Patrick Sharp said. "But, having said that, we don't like that hit." Added goalie Scott Darling said: "[It] didn't look very good on the replay. It's unfortunate when stuff like that happens. I'm sure it wasn't intentional, but I'm just happy he's OK." For his part, Bruins coach Claude Julien took a strong stance against the penalty called on his defenseman. "We need to start educating our players to protect themselves better," Julien said. "We keep turning our backs; we keep trying to curl away. A player's job is to finish his check. So a player should know he's going to be hit. "I wasn't happy. I looked at it, and it could be arguable, but from my end of it I think it's what it is. Our guys need to finish their checks and sure, you've got to be careful, but I'm sure he knew that he was coming." Having played in all 28 of Chicago's games http://www.officialavalancheonline.com/Red+Paul+Stastny+Jersey this season, Toews is the team's second-highest scorer with 23 points on 11 goals and 12 assists. He missed time due to a concussion in 2012. "We're hoping that he's going to bounce back," Sharp said. "He's tough, he's been hit like that before. We certainly want him in the lineup as much as he can be."
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With the below slider component definition
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we can select one of the below values.
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1, 5, 10, 15, 20.

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Running has rolled on. I was debating on running the Inland Trail Marathon this week, but with a wedding locally this weekend and family coming to town for that I may be backing off on running that in Northern Ohio.
I had to break out the leggings for some of the runs last week as well. If I don't do the official marathon I may still go out and running on my own the 26.2 miles this weekend for one final hoo-rah because I have the training in following the Columbus Marathon and might finish off the year with one big bang and reach my 1000 mile goal.
Friday was the 10 year anniversary of Dawn and I dating. Hard to believe that it has already been a decade, but it's been the best decade of my life.
Summer and I took advantage of the beautiful day Friday and went to the Columbus Zoo.
Thankfully a lot of the animals in the Africa exhibit were still out because pretty soon they will be indoors for the rest of the winter.
We did our pumpkin carving last night and I tried my hand at Mickey Mouse.
This morning we tried cutting into persimmons and checking out the seeds for winter weather folklore predictions. Sadly... all the stores only sell seedless persimmons now!
If you need to get anything done outside where it stays dry, get it done today! Rain is on the way starting tomorrow and we will see it on and off through the weekend. Today will be great for Halloween! Mix of sun and clouds today with cool temps and staying dry for trick or treat this evening. Rain arrives early tomorrow and there may be a few pockets of wintry mix early as the rain moves in and temps are at their coolest for the day. We warm up and any wintry mix will transition over to rain. Most of the rain for Wednesday will be along I-71 and to the East. Northwestern Ohio will not see much, if any, rain on Wednesday. Another round of rain comes in Thursday and that pattern will persist into the weekend and early next week. Have a good one and have a spooky Halloween!
Summer and I hung out yesterday reading books and playing with toys... and since it was a rainy day and we had to stay inside it means that Star Wars is on tap.
GFS is still trying to show some snow mixing in on Sunday, with temps around 40. The above-freezing-temps at the surface will be shallow so as the snow falls, most of it will melt into rain, but still bears watching. Everyone is chatting about the potential, but I am still leaning more towards rain.
The Euro brings in the rain early in the day and staying all rain. Stay tuned and have a good one!
Recovery week and warm weekend is gone, snow coming???
With the Columbus Marathon over... running is cut back. That means more time for chilling in the hammock with Summer. I did a couple shorter runs this past week to stay loose and stretch some.
Summer and I also ripped out the remaining plants from the garden. We had frost and the peppers and tomatoes were done for the season anyway.
Tuesday night the Columbus Westside Running Club got together for the annual group photo and also went out for dinner to celebrate finishing the Columbus Marathon.
Dawn went home this weekend to help her mom out, who is in a cast. I had a work function so I stayed at home and slept in the hammock Friday night. Tried to catch a couple shooting stars with the Orionid Meteor Shower.
Had a weekend work boot camp. Rode the motorcycle to the event and had a GORGEOUS (chilly) hour-long ride there.
Ate lunch quickly so I could soak up the mild afternoon next to the lake on campus before the afternoon meetings. Pretty awesome way to make the best of working on a day off.
It was a bye week for Ohio State football and they snagged our wedding photo to post and see if anyone else was celebrating the bye week with a wedding.
I was at my friend's house Saturday night to hang out and watch some football. Then a commercial came on with Dawn and Summer! Fun times!
Can't stop, won't stop! Only had 7 runners from the club show up Sunday morning. More than expected since our organized group runs are taking a little break since there are no more local races this year.
Run felt good. Not great… still a little fatigued, but got the miles in!
Had some fun on the morning show with augmented reality. I put a dancing Frankenstein on the anchor desk before going to the countdown to Halloween and other big holidays coming up. Only 13 days until we move the clocks back 1 hour!
After a gorgeous weekend, fall is back this week! Rain will move in for the afternoon today with scattered rain showers sticking around through tonight and Tuesday. Winds will be brisk later today through Tuesday as well. Much cooler for the middle of the week before a brief warm-up for the second half of the week. More cold air moves in next weekend with showers and we may be close to the threshold to get a few flakes of snow mixed in with the rain showers.
One out of the handful of models is trying to indicate some snow trying to mix in... Stay tuned!
Saturday we went to Leed's Farm for some fall fun. Summer loved playing in the corn and taking the hay ride. Beautiful day to spend time outside.
The Columbus Marathon was yesterday. It was very warm with temps in the upper 60s at the start and mid 70s by Noon with pretty high humidity. These two guys have been like brothers the last few months during training. Maclin and I were planning on running the race together, but I couldn't go to the restroom before the race because of the lines, so I tried to run into a restroom at mile 2. I think sped up to try to catch up and got about a hundred yards from him at mile 16. I eventually started to fade from running too hard too early. I am bummed about that I learned an important lesson... don't make up lost ground unless you are near the finish. Big thanks for all the support, including my wife who normally doesn't do the driving around town, but managed to see me at five different spots on the course.
So I faded, but still finished. I saw a lot of runners cramping up and some getting medic help along the course. I want to do it again, but pace myself better and order some cooler temps! Big shout out to all of the Columbus Westside Runners Club finishers.
If only the run was today... MUCH cooler temps following the cold front that passed through yesterday. Grab the jacket!
Much cooler temperatures today with temps staying in the 40s and 50s all day long with a mix of sun & clouds and winds a little breezy. Clearing tonight and then sunshine sticking around through the week ahead with slowly warming temps. Highs back in the mid 70s by next weekend and rain holding off for the entire week ahead. Have a good one!
My parents are season pass-holders at Disney and they find great days for the rest of the family, so we booked a trip to Disney for last week. Summer got sick and we had to go to urgent care, but she rallied and we had a fantastic week. We realize she may not remember this, but we have photos to help with that. She would yell "Castle" every time walking down Main Street USA. She would also yell "Wow" or the names of the characters when she would first spot them.
My brother and his girlfriend came down as well and this is one of the few photos with all of the crew.
Came home this weekend and made the final long training run for the Columbus Marathon. The forecast is looking warm for next weekend.
After record rainfall in Columbus on Sunday, the remnants of Hurricane Nate will be move off to New England today. Some early showers and patchy fog to start your Columbus Day, today. Clouds will stick around through most of today, tonight, and tomorrow with just partial clearing. Patchy fog possible early Tuesday. More rain returns late Tuesday into early Wednesday as another cold front will pass through cooling us off for the middle of the week. Fairly dry for the end of the week and start of the weekend. Temps will be mild for the Columbus Marathon next Sunday with rain likely holding off until later in the day. Have a good one!


Mothra debut album'Decision Process' out today.
Our debut album 'Decision Process' is out today. You can pick it up over here at our bandcamp and itunes. Years have gone into the making of this record and we kick off a string of shows tonight for its release at the Kings Arms with Heavy Metal Ninjas and Arcane Construct. Cheers to the people that made this album possible, Chris Chetland at Kog Studio, Connor Mesa, Rob Christie,Tom Anderson, Lance Powell, and Julian Pettitt to name a few. Thanks to Six Noises for this detailed and in depth review.
Mothra | Decision Process pre-orders available now.
Our debut album 'Decision Process' is now available for download from our bandcamp on digital, CD, and double LP. As well as digitally on itunes if you are in NZ. The vinyl has been delayed until March 9th, this is disappointing but unfortunately out of our control. Our album release tour kicks off this Friday at Auckland's Kings Arms with the Heavy Metal Ninjas and Arcane Construct.
'Decision Process' Album release tour announced.
High on Fire support, album teaser.
Mono debrief, Mothra Christmas bundle, album update.
It was a great night opening for Mono at the Kings Arms a few weeks back, amazing band and we were honoured to share the stage with them. Here's a few pics from the show. We have another great support to announce very soon.
If you are looking for that perfect xmas gift for someone this just might be it, a brand new white Mothra tee on Gildan cotton and a copy of our limited edition Splinters 7″ for $35 plus shipping. Check it out here.
We have also finally got hold of the test presses for our album, not far off now! Thanks for all your patience.
Splinters video released, 7″ release show and MONO support coming up.
Here it is, the video for 'Splinters' off our forthcoming album. This was made once again by our good friend Shaun Leyden from Mintamatics over in the Netherlands. The limited edition 7″ single is also available for purchase right here and comes with a free bonus vocal version of another track, make sure you come to the release show next Friday at the Kings Arms. We are of course also opening for the mighty MONO on December the 10th at their Auckland show, tickets here.
Support for MONO and 7″ single release show coming up!
Hugely stoked to announce we will be opening for the mighty Mono on the last show of their upcoming AUS/NZ tour, Dec 10 at Auckland's Kings Arms with Greenfog. Thanks to LIFE IS NOISE for making it happen. Mono are legends of the post-rock genre, an incredible band not to be missed. Get your tickets here. But before this monumental show we'll be playing a release show for our first official release, a 7″ single from our forthcoming album. This will be limited to 150 copies in total. never to be pressed again. It will feature a special b-side track not on the album and free digital download. We will be joined by some great local acts Proton Beast, Shepherds of Cassini, and Mice on Stilts. Check out the event right….here. Also here are 2 track previews of the album…Escapism, and Corridor.


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2017 Veterans Wall Honorees
Robert Bettinger, USA
Robert Bettinger enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1946 just before the end of World War II. After basic training at Fort Knox, Kentucky, Robert was assigned to the 1st Calvary Division, Artillery, and stationed in Kamakura, Japan. As dependent families moved to Japan, Robert was assigned to teach children in the third and fourth grades. He attained the rank of Technician Fifth Grade and received the following awards: World War II Victory Medal; Army of Occupation Medal, Japan; and the honorable service lapel button.After his discharge in 1948, Robert pursued his plans to become an Episcopal priest. While fulfilling his duties as a priest, husband and father of four children, Robert was also an activist for human rights, including emerging women's rights (NOW), civil rights (MLK) and the emerging LGBT right movement. By the time Robert moved to San Diego in 1998, he was no stranger to the LGBT community, having lived in the San Francisco Bay area for 20 years, where he obtained his doctorate degree, experienced Harvey Milk's assassination and lived through the AIDS crisis. Once in San Diego, Robert became actively involved in the LGBT community, volunteering his time and holding various leadership positions in the following organizations; the gay and lesbian Sierra Club; Rakes and Blades — an LGBT gardening club; San Diego County's Aging and Independence Services program, focusing on LGBT services; the Senior Affairs Advisory Board; the Senior Housing Committee; and various groups at the San Diego LGBT Community Center; among many other involvements. Robert is also known in the community for his support of people as they go through life transitions. At 89 years young, Robert is still making a difference by working with geriatric nurses to meet a goal of excellence in senior care.
Justin Brent, USA
Enlisted in the US Army July 29, 1963 and received Basic Training at Fort Knox, Ky. Worked as a General's Orderly for four star General Andrew P Omeara in Heidelberg, Germany. Achieved rank of Specialist Fourth Class. Received an Honorable Discharge July 31, 1966. Participated in the first Gay Pride March in San Diego starting my gay rights activism. Involved in the No on 6 Brigg's Initiative Campaign. Created The Gay Academic Union San Diego Chapter, (Frontrunners became an offshoot of GAU) created Network to help facilitate communication between LGBTQ organizations, ran the Gay Center's Speaker's Bureau, on the board of the United San Diego Election Committee (USDEC), on the board of the San Diego Democratic Club with Brad Truax.
Wayne Dietz, USN
For Wayne Dietz Jr., joining the Navy in October 1975 was his ticket to freedom; a ticket out of the steel mills of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and a ticket to his sexual identity. He attended boot camp and Hospital Corpsman "A" School at Great Lakes, Illinois. When Wayne received his first set of orders to 3rd Field Service Support Group, which included a 13-month tour in Okinawa, Japan, he wanted to cry. He first underwent Field Medical Service training at Camp Pendleton in June 1976 and then it was off to Japan. Despite his initial fears, Wayne blossomed in Okinawa. He was awarded Sailor of the Quarter and subsequently nominated for Sailor of the Year. He rotated back to Camp Pendleton until May 1978, when it was time to report to Portsmouth, Virginia for urology school. In February 1979, he again headed back to Camp Pendleton, this time as leading petty officer of the Naval Hospital's urology clinic. He was again awarded Sailor of the Quarter and soon earned the rank of first class petty officer in 1981, six years after enlisting. Wayne's last tour, a four-year stint as a senior instructor at Naval School Health Sciences San Diego's urology school, was the most rewarding. Since leaving active duty in 1986, Wayne has continued his career in urology. He was also able to get even more involved in the local LGBT community. He is a founding member of Bears San Diego; he spent many years with the San Diego leather community; he was also involved for many years in the Imperial Court de San Diego, holding titles Empress 25 Roxie Bleu and Emperor 30 Wayne; and as a longtime board member, he mentored many other titleholders. He was also an active member of the local Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. Through each of these organizations, Wayne has raised money for the local San Diego LGBT community for over 30 years.
Roger Greenseth, USA
Originally from Superior, Wisconsin, Roger Greenseth signed up for the draft at age 16, and right after high school, he was called to duty with the U.S. Army in September 1957. Enlisting as an infantryman, he attended basic training at Fort Carson, Colorado, then transferred to Combat Engineering School at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, for more training. Reassigned to Fort Carson, he was tasked with maintaining officer personnel records. Roger's Commanding Officer wanted him to apply to West Point for a direct commission, but he declined. After leaving the military in 1959, Roger entered the University of Wisconsin. It wasn't long after the first term that he and a friend were turned in for being gay, arrested and kicked out of school. Shortly after that, Roger knew he needed to move to San Francisco. It was there that he designed, developed, tested and implemented a computer program for numerous government healthcare systems. One day while commuting to work, Roger met his partner Donald on the San Francisco trolley. Donald said to a friend (about Roger), "That will last me the rest of my life." They met again later in the workplace, and it was love at first sight. Roger and Donald moved to San Diego in 1985, spending 43 years together before Donald lost his battle with cancer in 2005. Roger was very active in the LGBT civil rights movement from 1960-1985. Soon after arriving in San Diego, Roger quickly became a pillar in the local LGBT recovery community and has counseled and mentored hundreds of people on life skills, mental illness, recovery, and addiction. He volunteered with San Diego Pride from 1990-98, holding various positions. From 1990-2014, he served on the board of the Live and Let Live Alano Club (LLLAC). Still an active member of LLLAC, Roger continues to lead weekly discussion groups on recovery.
Nic Herrera, USA
Born and raised in San Diego, Nichole "Nic" Herrera enlisted in the California Army National Guard in 2006, despite knowing that "don't ask, don't tell" was in effect and she would have to serve in silence; not only for being gay but also for being transgender. In October 2007, Nic's military police unit was activated for FireStorm 2007 in San Diego County, responsible for conducting checkpoints, roving patrols and canvasing burned-out areas for looters. In May 2009, Nic's unit deployed to Bagram, Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, operating the detention facility in charge of the care, custody, and control of males detained under suspicion of terrorist activity. In August 2010, Nic returned stateside to the U.S./Mexico border for 18 months under Joint Task Force Sierra, assisting Customs and Border agencies scanning for illegal activity and undocumented immigrants crossing the border. Back in San Diego in July 2011, Nic participated in the first-ever active duty LGBT military contingent to march in a Pride Parade, while "don't ask, don't tell" was still in place. Nic shared her story through interviews with various media outlets. In 2013, she participated in the StoryCorps OutLoud series, discussing her service under "don't ask, don't tell," now on record at the Library of Congress. Nic left the Guard in 2014 as a Specialist (SPC/E4). In 2016, Nic and her fiancé have joined the American Military Partner Association and are active in several other charitable and social/civil rights organizations in support of LGBT+, veterans, and animals. Nic has a bachelor's degree in justice administration and a master's in public administration. She is currently a civilian federal employee with the Navy and hopes to continue this work, despite the Trump Administration recently argued in court that laws regarding discrimination in the workplace do not apply to LGBT people in federal jobs.
Zander Keig, USCG
Zander Keig is a proud veteran of the U.S. Coast Guard, serving from October 1986 to November 1988, attaining the rank of fireman. He was stationed at Small Boat Station San Diego, serving as a firefighter and Emergency Medical Technician. Now a licensed clinical social worker, Zander currently works as a clinical case manager on the transgender care team with Navy Medicine West. He recently received the designation as a certified advanced social work case manager from the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) and has been recognized as a transgender subject matter expert by the NASW, the Veterans Administration, and Navy Medicine West. This year he also joined the clinical team at Coaching Through Chaos and was appointed chair of the NASW's National Committee for LGBT Issues. He's a member of the LGBTQ stakeholder workgroup of the California Health & Human Services Network, and a board member for the nonprofit Transgender American Veterans Association. Since 1987, Zander has conducted over 400 public presentations on issues related to diversity, nonviolence, cultural humility, trauma-informed care, and conflict resolution. He is co-editor of three books: "Letters for My Brothers — Transitional Wisdom in Retrospect," published in 2011; "Manning Up — Transsexual Men on Finding Brotherhood, Family & Themselves," published in 2014; and "Manifest — Transitional Wisdom on Male Privilege," published in 2016. He is also co-author of various articles, including "Transgender Veterans Are Inadequately Understood by Health Care Providers," published in the May 2014 issue of Military Medicine Journal; and "Addressing the needs of transgender military veterans: better access and more comprehensive care," which appeared earlier this year in the Transgender Health journal. Zander has also appeared in several documentary films, including the award-winning feature-length film, "TRANS." A community-builder and leader who is committed to social justice for LGBT people, Zander is resolutely focused on making sure we can all be our best selves.
Robert John Leyh, USN
Robert J. Leyh, a native of Rochester, New York, entered the U.S. Navy in May of 1993. Bob's tours of duty included Yeoman "A" School in Meridian, Mississippi; U.S. Naval Station Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico; the submarine tender USS Simon Lake (AS 33), home-ported in La Maddalena, Italy; and Helicopter Tactical Wing, Pacific Fleet, at Naval Air Station North Island in San Diego. Bob served 6 ½ years in the Navy and was honorably discharged in December 1999, having attained the rank of Petty Officer Second Class (E-6). Upon his separation from the Navy, Bob became active in the San Diego's LGBT community. His involvement has included Front Runners and Walkers, an LGBT running club; Special Delivery, a meal delivery service for people debilitated by AIDS; San Diego LGBT Pride; Scouting for All; and AIDS Walk San Diego. He is also the former vice president of San Diego Democrats for Equality. Bob has a bachelor's degree in history and a master's in public administration from National University. Bob and his partner Bill McClain, a school teacher in the San Diego Unified School District, celebrated 24 years together on Oct. 1, 2017.
Judith Ann Litzenberger, USN
Judith "Jude" Litzenberger joined the Navy during the Vietnam era in April 1975 and continued to serve through the Persian Gulf War, rising in rank from non-rated seaman to Lieutenant Commander, and holding dual subspecialties in tactical communications and training school management.
Jude's career was full of "firsts." She was the first woman to serve on the deployable amphibious staff of Naval Beach Group Two at Little Creek, Virginia; the first enlisted Navy drug and alcohol counselor to earn a master's degree (psychology); the first woman selected for Tactical Action Officer training; the first Navy officer to complete her master's degree in Education and Training Management Systems; the first woman not assigned afloat to complete Surface Warfare Officer qualifications; the first woman to qualify as Fleet Telecommunications Operating Center Watch Officer; the first woman to serve on the Third Fleet Battle Staff during a fleet-wide exercise; and the first woman to command a Navy firefighting school. In 1995, Jude retired from the Navy and entered law school at USD, graduating in 1998. After several years of building her skills, she started her own practice in 2001, serving active duty service members in both military and criminal courts. In 2007, she collaborated with a grassroots veterans group concerned that many were returning from war without an adequate safety net, and led the team in the creation of the first San Diego Veterans Treatment Court. In 2011, she founded the nonprofit California Veterans Legal Task Force, which continues to expand veterans treatment courts throughout California. She worked to enact laws for veterans who suffered from service-related mental health conditions, obtaining them court-monitored treatment instead of incarceration, and upon successful completion, having their cases dismissed and records cleared.
Jude raised thousands of dollars for the San Diego LGBT Community Center during the battle for marriage equality. She's been involved with Metropolitan Community Church since 1991 and is currently a denominational official and network leader of the western U.S., which serves 38 MCC churches from Mississippi to Hawaii.
John Lockhart, USN
John Lockhart entered the Navy in Los Angeles on January 22, 1951, and attended boot camp in San Diego. He was assigned to Naval Base Guam, where he earned his Personnelman rating. He then served on a Pearl Harbor-based destroyer escort, and aboard the aircraft carrier USS Point Cruz. In 1953, the Point Cruz was responsible for transferring United Nations troops by helicopter from the ship's anchorage in Inchon Bay to the demilitarized zone between the two Koreas. He left the Navy in December 1954 as a PNSN (E-3). Post-Navy, John graduated from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. in 1959 with a B.S. in Foreign Service, aiming for a diplomatic career that was not meant to be. With the McCarthy era witch hunts to find and fire every homosexual in U.S. government employ, John pivoted and built a career in legislative advocacy for public education. In 1977, John returned to San Diego as a legislative advocate for the San Diego County Office of Education. He retired in 1996. An athlete of sorts, John completed 33 marathons at age 50-plus; earned gold and silver medals running in the quadrennial Gay Games; and has enjoyed skiing worldwide. At home in Hillcrest, John supports LGBT community organizations financially, participates and volunteers, and has fun doing it. He runs the monthly "team trivia" during The Center's monthly Guys, Games and Grub night, has been a longtime volunteer with San Diego Pride and supports Diversionary Theatre. John dedicates this LGBT Wall of Honor award to the memory of his high school boyfriend, Don, killed by enemy fire during his Army unit's withdrawal from the Chosin Reservoir, North Korea, December 1950.
Craig Alan Morgan, USN
Upon graduation from high school in 1966, Craig Morgan enlisted in the Navy. He attended boot camp at Recruit Training Center, San Diego, and then moved across the base for Basic Electronics and Engineering School and Radioman "A" School. Craig was then assigned to the USS Constellation (CVA-64), an aircraft carrier home-ported in San Diego. He did two WestPac tours to the Gulf of Tonkin; from April to December 1967, and June 1968 to February 1969. During the second tour, he had the honor of meeting the Commander in Chief, President Lyndon Johnson. Craig was reassigned to Camp Pendleton in 1969 for survival training, in preparation for his next duty station in Cam Rahn Bay, Vietnam, where he achieved the rank of Radioman third class and served out the remainder of his enlistment. He received the National Defense Service Medal, the Vietnam Service Medal, the Vietnam Campaign Medal (twice) and the Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon three times. The Navy enabled him to take leave in Hawaii, the Philippines, Japan, and Hong Kong, which instilled in him a love of travel. Following his discharge in 1970, Craig settled in San Diego, becoming active in the emerging LGBT community. He's been involved with the Imperial Court de San Diego since its inception 45 years ago. He was elected Empress 5 Morgana in 1976 and Emperor 11 Craig in 1982. He also served on its board of directors as special advisor to numerous monarchs and has mentored various titleholders. Craig taught himself how to be an auctioneer, which allowed him to lead numerous auctions throughout the 1980s, '90s, and 2000s, raising money and launching many LGBT community organizations that still serve us today. Craig and his late husband, Jon VanSciver, were the second couple to be married in San Diego County in 2008.


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Ohio University's chief fundraiser is headed south.
The university announced today that Howard Lipman, vice president for advancement and president and CEO of the Ohio University Foundation, has accepted a similar position at Florida International University. He worked at the Miami school from 2002 to 2006.
Lipman is one of OU highest paid administrators, earning $230,000 this year.
"We wish Howard and his family success, health and happiness as they return to Florida," said OU President Roderick McDavis in a statement. "We salute his success over the past four years in continuing the legacy of donor support for Ohio University.
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Bay Banks of Virginia appoints Ben Humphreys to its Trust Board
July 21, 2016 July 20, 2016 by Talent4Boards Team
– USA, VA – Bay Banks of Virginia, Inc. (OTCQB: BAYK), holding company of Bank of Lancaster and Bay Trust Company, announces that Benjamin R. Humphreys, Jr. has been elected to Bay Trust Company's Board of Directors.
"We are pleased and honored to welcome Ben to our Trust Board," said Francis A. Burke, President and Chief Executive Officer. "Ben is well-known in the Northern Neck and Richmond and is an innovative and results-driven leader in the technology industry. We look forward to his visionary leadership in assisting us with opportunities for growth in the Richmond market."
Humphreys is President/Chief Executive Officer of Comtel Communications, a Richmond, Virginia-based direct-technology consulting agency servicing the entire mid-Atlantic. Humphreys is also founding partner and owner of Simplicity VoIP, a Richmond based company specializing in the design and delivery of Hosted PBX/VoIP Business Phone Solutions for SMB and enterprise businesses in the mid-Atlantic.
Humphreys graduated from VCU's School of Business with a Bachelor of Science in Marketing. He currently serves on Bank of Lancaster's Richmond Community Board.
"The team at Bay Trust specializes in tailoring trust and financial services to help their clients achieve excellent results," said Humphreys. "I look forward to joining this dedicated group of professionals and helping them expand their services into the Richmond market."
About Bay Banks of Virginia, Inc.
Bay Banks of Virginia, Inc. is the bank holding company for Bank of Lancaster and Bay Trust Company. Founded in 1930, Bank of Lancaster is a state-chartered community bank headquartered in Kilmarnock, Virginia. With eight banking offices located throughout the Northern Neck region and in Middlesex County, and three banking offices in Richmond, Virginia, the bank serves businesses, professionals and consumers with a wide variety of financial services, including retail and commercial banking, investment services, and mortgage banking. Bay Trust Company provides management services for personal and corporate trusts, including estate planning, estate settlement and trust administration.
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Taylor Wimpey announces Scilla Grimble and Jitesh Gadhia to its Board as Independent Directors
Gfinity welcomes Len Rinaldi to its Board as Non-Executive Director
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Patient with refractory seizure may undergo awake craniotomy when the area to be resected is immediately adjacent to eloquent cortex. An awake craniotomy in a 30-year-old man was conducted using a scalp block, dexmedetomidine, and remifentanil infusion without any airway device throughout the procedure. Dexmedetomidine administered at a loading dose of 1 μg/kg and maintenance dose of 0.2–0.7 μg/kg/h. Remifentanil dose was 0.02 μg/kg/min. The patient remained comfortable and hemodynamically stable throughout the procedure. Cortical electrical stimulation revealed motor cortex overlapped with seizure focus. So that surgical procedure was limited to subpial resection of the epileptic focus. Dexmedetomidine with concurrent scalp block appears to be an useful sedation for awake craniotomy when sophisticated neurological test is required.
Awake craniotomy for resection of lesion near the eloquent cortex of the brain is necessary to reduce the risk of permanent neurological deficit during surgeries for epilepsy, brain tumor, and movement disorder.
The patient was a 30-year-old opium addict man. The patient presented with complex partial seizure since 6 years ago and was noted to have persistent seizure despite an adequate trial of anticonvulsant therapy.
The magnetic resonance imaging demonstrated a hypersignal small lesion in the left precentral frontal lobe suspicious for sclerosis [Figure 1] and [Figure 2], and electroencephalogram was concordant with seizure activity arising from this region.
Because of lesion location within frontal lobe adjacent to primary motor cortex, an awake craniotomy was deemed to be the safest approach.
The patient was recommended to consume opium at habitual dose till the day before surgery. At surgery day, 10 mg morphine was given to the patient intravenously before operation started. Internal Foley catheter is inserted and fixed. Six scalp nerves were blocked bilaterally with a mixture of bupivacaine 0.5% with epinephrine (1/200000).
After 5 min, the patient's head was positioned and fixed using a three-pin head holder (Mayfield). The patient was turned to right lateral decubitus position and was monitored with a noninvasive blood pressure (NIBP), IBP from right radial artery, pulse oximetry, capnometry, and electrocardiogram (ECG).
The patient was oxygenated through a face mask (6 l/min) after that, dexmedetomidine infusion stated (1 μg/kg as loading dose and 0.5 μg/kg/h as maintenance dose) with remifentanil infusion (0.02 μg/kg/min).
Hypertonic saline 5% was infused to the patient (5cc/kg) before bone flap removal.
Location of the lesion was mapped out on the scalp and left frontoparietal paramedian craniotomy was done.
Dura was opened after injection of local anesthetic.
After detection of seizure discharge by electrocorticography, direct electrical stimulation using bipolar electrode was performed.
Cortical electrical stimulation revealed region of cortex that exhibited right upper extremity motor overlapped with the seizure focus, so the patient was asked to flex and extend and also abduct and adduct his right upper extremity to avoid harm to any eloquent area during subpial resection of the epileptic focus.
During skin closure, dexmedetomidine and remifentanil infusion were stopped.
At the end of the procedure, the patient exhibited no neurological deficit. The patient remained hemodynamically stable and completely awake and cooperative throughout the procedure. The patient was transferred to Intensive Care Unit and discharged on the second postoperative day.
Awake craniotomy allows surgical resection of epileptogenic focus while monitoring for neurologic damage.
Absolute contraindication to this technique is an uncooperative patient.
Preoperatively, anesthesiologist should consider age, maturity, anxiety, claustrophobia, degree of intracranial pressure, history of reflux, nausea and vomiting, and previous seizure therapy.
Airway assessment is important for emergent general anesthesia  and endotracheal tube, laryngeal mask airway, and other supraglottic airway device should be available.
Lateral- or semi-lateral positioning is commonly used to allow the patient comfortable time and provide ideal patient access to anesthesia team during the surgery. Tenting of surgical drapes upward from the patient on the site of the anesthesia team provide an area of access and may also reduce the patient's sense of claustrophobia.
The patient is monitored by ECG, IBP, NIBP, pulse oximetry, and capnometry.
Internal Foley catheter is fixed before procedure started.
One of the infrequent complication during awake craniotomy is intraoperative seizure that started by cortical stimulation and aborted by stopping the stimulation or delivering ice-cold saline, directly onto the cortical surface.
All patients who might benefit from awake neurological examination during surgery should be considered for awake craniotomy. Careful patient selection for operation and the use of scalp block and best choice of anesthetic agent and clear communication between members of the patient's care team will minimize many potential complications and improve patient outcome.
Sheshadri V, Chandramouli BA. Pediatric awake craniotomy for seizure focus resection with dexmedetomidine sedation – A case report. J Clin Anesth 2016;32:199-202.
Erickson KM, Cole DJ. Anesthetic considerations for awake craniotomy for epilepsy. Anesthesiol Clin 2007;25:535-55, ix.
Sagher O, Herrey-Jumper SL. Awake craniotomy and intraoperative neurological decline. In: Mashour GA, Farag E, editors. Case Studies in Neuroanesthesia and Neurocritical Care. 1st ed. New York: Cambridge University Press; 2011.
Bekker AY, Kaufman B, Samir H, Doyle W. The use of dexmedetomidine infusion for awake craniotomy. Anesth Analg 2001;92:1251-3.
Souter MJ, Rozet I, Ojemann JG, Souter KJ, Holmes MD, Lee L, et al. Dexmedetomidine sedation during awake craniotomy for seizure resection: effects on electrocorticography. J Neurosurg Anesthesiol 2007;19:38-44.


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im already fight this error for 1 week, can somebody help me with this?
note: inside docker container port 3306 is not listening, idk this is wrong or not.

A: Hi there and welcome to stackoverflow.
There are two issues with your setup. First of all, I have tried running your mysql docker image locally and compared to the official mysql image it is not listening to any port. Without the mysql process listening to any port, you will not be able to connect to it.
Also, you might want to consider a standard internal service type instead of one with clusterIP: None which is called a headless service and usually used for statefulsets and not deployments. more information can be found on the official documentation
So in order to connect from your application to your pod:

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*Fix problem with your custom mysql image so it actually listens on port 3306 (or whatever you have configured in your image)


A Sense of Place – an often touching film – had its Glen Innes premiere at the Chapel Theatre on Monday to commemorate International Day of People with Disability. Glen Innes locals – all with disabilities – talk about the places that are meaningful to them, from the homes where they work and play with their dogs, and the churches where they marry, to the Standing Stones. Glen Innes Severn Council mayor Carol Sparks opened the event, hosted by the Glen Innes Arts Council. READ ALSO: "The film highlights that people with disability have the same aspirations and goals as the rest of us," Cr Sparks said. Its focus on ability rather than disability was, she said, in line with council's Disability Inclusion Action Plan 2017-2021. POWER (People Organised Will Encourage Richness), a film group of Glen residents with disabilities, put the film together with the help of Uralla's Fatmoon Studios. The film was the brainchild of Glen Innes local Jackie Bourne, who has mild intellectual disability. "We wanted to create a film that showcases Glen Innes, while creating a way for people with all different abilities to be included," Jackie said. "We don't want to focus on disability. Labels are for jars." Jackie was keen to get people with disability together to mentor each other, and think outside the square. She contacted Uralla-based film-maker Suzie Wicks, of Fatmoon Studios. They decided a short film was a great way to get people together, and to think creatively. "My hope for this film was to get people together, and get them to dream big," Jackie said. "I want the audience to recognise the fact that even though we do have disabilities, we are capable of so much more." POWER Glen Innes, in partnership with Fatmoon Studios, have run video and storytelling workshops over the last few months. Jackie added: "It's a little bit of magic for people to see themselves on the telly. We all watch a lot of television, so it's great to see ourselves up there on screen." Participant Renae McKimm said: "This film shows that people with disability have a story. We are just like anybody else. We have talents, we can put a film together, with guidance, and show inclusion." The film was first screened at the North West Film Festival, Inverell, in late November. The project has been generously supported by Glen Innes Severn Council, NSW Council for Intellectual Disability, Pathfinders, Cooperative Life, Glen Innes Services Club, Glen Innes Lions Club, Quota, Crossroads Church, and Fatmoon Studios. Participants from local support Glen Industries, HWNS, and Life Choices regularly attended.
A Sense of Place – an often touching film – had its Glen Innes premiere at the Chapel Theatre on Monday to commemorate International Day of People with Disability.
Glen Innes locals – all with disabilities – talk about the places that are meaningful to them, from the homes where they work and play with their dogs, and the churches where they marry, to the Standing Stones.
Glen Innes Severn Council mayor Carol Sparks opened the event, hosted by the Glen Innes Arts Council.
"The film highlights that people with disability have the same aspirations and goals as the rest of us," Cr Sparks said.
Its focus on ability rather than disability was, she said, in line with council's Disability Inclusion Action Plan 2017-2021.
POWER (People Organised Will Encourage Richness), a film group of Glen residents with disabilities, put the film together with the help of Uralla's Fatmoon Studios.
The film was the brainchild of Glen Innes local Jackie Bourne, who has mild intellectual disability.
"We wanted to create a film that showcases Glen Innes, while creating a way for people with all different abilities to be included," Jackie said.
Watch "A Sense of Place"
Jackie was keen to get people with disability together to mentor each other, and think outside the square.
She contacted Uralla-based film-maker Suzie Wicks, of Fatmoon Studios. They decided a short film was a great way to get people together, and to think creatively.
"My hope for this film was to get people together, and get them to dream big," Jackie said.
POWER Glen Innes, in partnership with Fatmoon Studios, have run video and storytelling workshops over the last few months.
The film was first screened at the North West Film Festival, Inverell, in late November.
The project has been generously supported by Glen Innes Severn Council, NSW Council for Intellectual Disability, Pathfinders, Cooperative Life, Glen Innes Services Club, Glen Innes Lions Club, Quota, Crossroads Church, and Fatmoon Studios.
Participants from local support Glen Industries, HWNS, and Life Choices regularly attended.


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The Human Capital Management ("HCM" or "HR") field has evolved rapidly over the past decade. Technology has revolutionized how employers and employees tackle sourcing, recruiting, onboading, workforce management and performance management. Today, social, mobile and analytics technologies are driving another wave of transformation in HR, presenting significant opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors.
The first wave of tech-enabled HR digitized traditionally labor-intensive and paper-based processes for both employer and employee. Just 10 years ago, companies such as CareerBuilder, SuccessFactors, Taleo, Fieldglass, Lawson, SumTotal and Ariba pushed boundaries within specific HR functional areas with their innovative offerings. Enterprise software leaders such as IBM, SAP, Oracle, Cornerstone OnDemand, ADP and Infor led consolidation in the sector by acquiring a number of market disruptors in an effort to build comprehensive suites of solutions.
Today, a new set of players (see chart for selected examples) is building upon the mere digitization of HR processes through the integration of mobile, social and analytics capabilities. A number of offerings in the market today are making candidate sourcing, applicant tracking, talent management and workforce management ubiquitous, decentralized and smarter.
Mobility solutions are enabling employers to access and engage with candidates when and where they prefer.
"Modern businesses are becoming more and more hyper-concentrated. Employers are now expected to provide access to infrastructure, systems and processes that allow employees who are traveling, working remotely, or during off hours, the same level of productivity as if they were 'in the office', all through multiple types of mobile devices and platforms," said DJ Chhabra, CEO of Ascentis.
Ascentis Software offers a touch-optimized mobile version of its software that can be used by employees and employers on any mobile browser and any device. This enables employees to manage and request time-off, access their company directory and act on workflow tasks through their mobile devices.
According to Chhabra, "Failure to provide mobile access to information decreases an employer's ability to be agile and responsive, and time becomes the enemy, all of which affects the business' bottom line."
iCIMS offers another example of mobility solutions. The company has mobile-optimized the entire candidate experience provided by its suite of recruitment software solutions. This ensures a seamless and engaging experience for applicants during all stages of the hiring process – from researching career sites to ultimately applying and interviewing for a specific position.
According to Colin Day, CEO of iCIMS, "Job seeking and recruiting have changed forever. For example, a recent report from Glassdoor reveals that nearly 90% of job seekers are likely to use mobile devices during job searches. With candidate behavior shifting in recent years, social and mobile recruiting has gone from nice-to-haves to need-to-haves for any growing organization."
Social solutions enable employers to scale and streamline the candidate lead generation process. LinkedIn made every member of its global user base an accessible candidate, and emerging HR tech solutions connect companies with would-be employees via existing social channels.
Jobvite and talentReef are two examples of recruiting platforms that enable current employee-contact referrals via social networks in order to source candidates that otherwise could have taken weeks or months to identify. talentReef is focused on the hourly workforce market, while Jobvite targets a mix of hourly and professional employees.
"We listened to our clients' and partners' concerns with multiple, ineffective recruiting channels (walk-ins, classified ads, job boards). We responded with a social recruiting platform purposely built for the hourly workforce," states John P. Raeder, Jr., CEO of talentReef. "Our customers have seen increased retention, improved time-to-fill metrics, and competitive advantage recruiting high potential hourly workers."
Applicant screening and employee performance management may be two processes within the enterprise that could benefit most from increased objectivity through the application of data analytics.
Workday is making headlines with its recently launched Insight Applications platform, which merges legacy workforce data, external data resources and real-time data collection to deliver predictive insights on talent retention, resource forecasting and project profitability.
More recently, HireVue, a video recruiting technology company, completed a $45 million funding round, led by Technology Crossover Ventures. The capital will be used to enhance its Team Acceleration software, a recent offering that combines video interviewing and predictive analytics to help managers to make faster, more informed hiring decisions.
"Team leaders have long lacked the systems, tools, and data to effectively build and coach their teams, relying on poor gut instinct, static resumes, and expensive training programs that don't stick," said Mark Newman, founder and CEO, HireVue. "With video and predictive analytics, HireVue's TeamAcceleration technology removes the bias of gut decisions, giving team leaders a data-driven way to build killer teams and provide interactive, collaborative coaching opportunities."
While this piece highlights a few of the emerging players in the current wave of HR technology disruption, there is no lack of well funded, diverse technology vendors chasing and, frankly, leading many of these market opportunities. Think Cornerstone OnDemand, IBM, Infor, Intuit, Oracle, SAP, Workday and Ultimate Software, to name a few. However, like the adoption of digital technology by enterprise HR departments that became mainstream more than a decade ago, specialist technology vendors will capture a meaningful share of the adoption of mobile, social and analytics HR technologies in the enterprise over the next several years.
Baird expects that over the next few years, most of these emerging, specialist players will find their right long-term home within the larger enterprise software consolidators, whether as the next phase of their corporate ownership or subsequent to an IPO. We think this is a good thing for all stakeholders: investors, entrepreneurs, consolidators and enterprise HR departments.
Beyond the obvious financial benefit to investors and entrepreneurs, the consolidators will benefit from incorporating the products and practices of these specialists into their existing HR product suite. In addition, their broader end market footprints offer the opportunity to leverage a target's solutions and technology across a consolidator's non-HR verticals. This, in turn, stands to benefit the entrepreneurs of these acquired companies (successful integrations aside) as the end market and distribution footprints of these consolidators provide a platform to scale an acquired business beyond what could be achieved through further investment into a stand-alone company.


So I failed posting on the last Thursday of July because of an impromptu blog break. This kinda sums up what July was like for me. I have no idea where most of it went and with readings to reading, well it was almost non-existent. But we're not here to talk about that..
We're here to talk about life non-bookish and theres a fair bit of that going on at the minute. July saw my mum finally get out of hospital and move into a new house in the village I grew up in. After 10 weeks in hospital she was so glad to be out and I can already tell she's much happier. I've since been up to see her (thought technically this was in August) and the house my mum and dad are living in looks lovely – I even had a go on a stairlift… I just had to, but It was scary! My Timmy dog isn't liking the lovely British Summer he is being subjected to though, poor pooch!
In addition to all that I gained a nephew in July, though on T's side. He is gorgeous and I want to steal him so, so much! Holding him and being around him and my other nephew is not doing anything for my broodiness!
The rest of July has been filled with lots of doing what doesn't seem a lot. There was a trip to London but that was bookish related (and you can read about it here if you didn't already!) and there has been a lot of Sopprannos and films in my life. We watched Seven, I had a rewatch of Despicable Me 2 and I even endured Brad Pitt for the first half of World War Z… I then had to go out so I missed what happens, may have to watch it again! I finally made a start on the second series of My Mad Fat Diary which is possibly even better than the first and I adore whats going on there. Liam is brilliant! I need to get that finished!
I've spent a lot of time in July with friends, getting together for The Fault in Our Stars which I really enjoyed but wasn't anywhere near as good as the book! Chilling at a friends on a Saturday night which is something we should do more often then having a BBQ and hitting the town for an impromptu night out the following week which was ace. Me and T have been spending a fair bit of time together just enjoying life too, everyone should always make time for the people they love because its such a nice feeling.
I'm hoping for an exciting August. Today is my birthday and I am having a day off to celebrate, with hopes of an Ikea trip this evening (you know you're getting old when the thought of going and buying a new bed on your birthday sounds fun!) I'm also seeing my friends and sister at the weekend and T has a new job to start later in the Month. I really am enjoying 2014 so far, its definitely one of the better ones! I hope everyone else is too!
I'm glad to hear your mum is finally out of hospital & doing well too. Sounds like July was a pretty fab month!


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Statistics can impact jury awards, negotiations, and client concerns – as students learn in Penny Fischer's "Analytical Methods for Lawyers-Statistics" at Michigan State University College of Law.
A captain with the MSU Police Department–Emergency Management and Special Events Division, Fischer started teaching as an adjunct at MSU Law in 2010. Her one-credit elective course is within a series of similar courses that can be combined to fulfill a traditional three-credit course and gain specific skills for law practice.
In her own student days, Fischer waited four years out of high school to attend college – then more than made up ground by earning a B.S. in criminal justice from Grand Valley State University, an M.S. and Ph.D. in criminal justice from MSU, and a law degree from Cooley.
After landing in an "Introduction to Criminal Justice" class after her first semester at GVSU, she was hooked – not surprisingly, since law enforcement/criminal justice is in her blood. Her father served as a Reserve Deputy in a local county and her grandfather worked for the Grand Rapids Police Department before pursuing an invention for police motorcycles, then becoming a gunsmith.
At MSU, Fischer oversees a group of seven officers that has deployed for a mass Spartan Stadium evacuation of more than 70,000 fans on two occasions this year due to weather events, a power outage that impacted about one-fifth of the MSU campus that included critical research, and severe winter weather shutdowns that impacted community resources.
Beginning her policing career a few years after women began entering the field of law enforcement, Fischer had very few mentors who recognized her unique needs as a woman in a male-dominated profession. A phenomena that is present for other hierarchies as well – such as race, gender, ethnicity, culture, and class – she appreciates the mentors she developed in her early career were pivotal in the gains she made later in her profession.
The experience made her a passionate proponent of mentoring programs. About 13 years ago, she proposed the creation of a mentoring program in her department – a huge success in the numbers of employees retained, those that transitioned into the department smoothly and officers who completed the training process with more confidence.
"Although this program has waned at MSU, the grassroots it created still linger in the members who now seek ways to mentor others," she says.
A native of the Grand Rapids area –where her parents, siblings and many other relatives live – Fischer left the area 26 years ago and hopes to return some day. She currently makes her home in Holt, south of Lansing, where she and her partner are avid gardeners. Her large family and extended family are extremely important in her life and she finds ways to spend time with them all.
A volunteer for her church with various outreach programs, Fischer also enjoys gardening, bicycling, walking, snowshoeing, and reading.


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PRETZER: How the right's next leader can dodge getting it wrong
I figured I would offer a few bits of advice.
Evan J. Pretzer
Aug 21, 2020 • November 27, 2020 • 4 minute read • Join the conversation
Erin O'Toole, since getting into the leadership race, has been seen as the chief rival to former Nova Scotia MP Peter MacKay. I think he's likely to win, and, if he does, want him to take a few pieces of advice. Photo by File photo
As people read this column a change is finally beginning to brew in Canadian politics.
No, the federal parties have not bothered to address the power imbalance in the electoral system that favours two provinces over the rest and the territories. They also have not moved to get our current prime minister who talks like someone living in a hemp store out of office.
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Instead, the race to replace Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer is at the end of its pandemic-delayed rope. The man who hails from my home province never sold the Canadian public after his win over former party member and former MP Maxime Bernier when he got the job in 2017. He reminded me of the insincere sycophant Eddie Haskell from television's Leave it to Beaver and ultimately lost the 2019 election.
In his wake, a number of people stepped up for the top title. Many washed out before the final leg of the contest a man from the Tri-Region Ultimately, the final ballot came down to current MPs Erin O'Toole and Derek Sloan, former MP and cabinet minister Peter MacKay and Toronto-area lawyer and former party candidate Leslyn Lewis.
I do not know much about her, think that Sloan is a disgrace to the nation and that MacKay should stay retired after the ineptitude of some of his campaign made him seem out of touch with the moment.
That leaves O'Toole. If you have followed some of the race online you would know that it is hard not to get the appearance of enthusiasm from him and his team. He has been backed by a number of MPs — including Sturgeon River-Parkland's own Dane Lloyd — and has described himself as a "true blue" Conservative in spite of voting for more transgender rights and access to assistance with dying across all of Canada.
Assuming he wins, he will need to reckon with a right that is divided, an insufferable Liberal Party that thinks it governs by default and partisans of all stripes who weigh down this country and keep it from moving on from decades-old issues. I do not know how much he reads where he is mentioned, but assuming he becomes leader I figured I would offer a few bits of advice he might want to follow.
Ban the bozos
For starters, if he ends up in charge, the man must recognize that the ideologues in the other political groups will always attempt to paint the right in this nation as a bumbling group of bigots reminiscent of a malevolent Mr. Magoo. It is a trend that happens across any western democracy you could shake a stick at though the left has their issues with these kinds of people too. Too often in Canada, those who are bigoted in some way are treated with kid gloves. In 2020 it is not enough to say someone is "ignorant" or their remarks "are disgusting."
Anyone who appears to be racist, sexist, homophobic or otherwise bigoted must be banned for life from the Conservative Party of Canada and only let back in if they make genuine and demonstrable changes to their behaviour. Was I in charge — maybe someday, you never know — I would call these fringe rightists what they are: losers. They are good for nothing and absolutely nothing and I hope O'Toole realizes this.
Put the past behind you
Another thing I cannot stand is the fact that if you look at the records of O'Toole and each of his peers they have pledged to allow votes in Parliament on legislation that would restrict abortion. In what world outside of the one many MP's live in where their constituents would vote for someone who does nothing but publicly scream the N-word while campaigning or Satan incarnate before a sane Liberal, New Democratic Party member, Green Party candidate or the French Bloc Québécois does this work?
An Ipsos poll from earlier this year before the lunacy showed that more than 70 per cent of those sampled were in favour of the procedure being legal for those who want it. The fact is, Canada is an inherently liberal nation. To assume that some magic process or political trick could get those in the Toronto area or around Montreal — and let's be real, only they matter to the elite — to change is utter insanity.
Canada needs an effective right to challenge the decadence of the governing left that would do or say anything to stay in power. It is not healthy to have one group continually dominate at the ballot box and without changes, the right will have to get used to more Trudeau.
They should enshrine abortion access in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and turn the page on social issues a majority will never go right on.
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