Podcast appearances and mentions of craig fischer

In the first hour of today's Sports Rush, we are pleased to welcome Craig Fischer, the president of the Fort Wayne Curling Club to the show! We hear about not only how listeners and anyone interested can get involved with curling, we also hear about a new initiative from the Club to bring a new sport to the Fort Wayne area, Lawn Bowls! Also in the first hour, a look at the draw for Boys Sectionals in Basketball, talking about fatigue in College Hoops, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Nolan, Clay and Wes as they interview Craig Fischer one of the founding members and current president of the Fort Wayne Indiana Curling Club. Craig has led his club through a phase on arena ice then, into not one, but two dedicated ice facilities in converted warehouses.

Being that Dr. Craig Fischer raved about Michael Reeves in our Wicked Ramblings episode on horror films, Karen has chosen the classic 1968 film “Witchfinder General” (released in the states as "The Conqueror Worm") for our viewing pleasure this week. Join Greg and Karen as they discuss the film while they enjoy a "Witches Brew Cocktail".

Welcome to the fifth episode of The Scary Spirits Podcast Presents: Wicked Ramblings, an entertainment podcast that strives to answer the twisted questions currently burning a bright hole in your dark soul. On this episode our hosts are joined by Dr. Craig Fischer, and English professor from Appalachian State University who teaches a class called "Studies in Film Genre: The Horror Film". Tune in as Dr. Craig schools our hosts all about horror movies!

Craig Fischer and his family have a long history in agriculture in South Central Minnesota. They have a background in crop and dairy production, but chose a different route by raising pastured hogs, poultry and bison on their family farm. He talks about how he got into it, and why as well as some neat facts on the bison industry and building a direct market. Resources Mentioned: Minnesota Bison Association National Bison Association Soil Health Academy Stockman Grass Farmer Bison Insider Podcast As always, check us out at Herd Quitter Podcast on Facebook and Instagram as well as at herdquitterpodcast.com. You can also check out Pharocattle.com for more information on how to put more fun and profit back into your ranching business!

The Treasury Department's Bureau of the Fiscal Service is showing other federal financial agencies how technology can help them replace paperwork. The bureau has published what it calls a Digital End-to-End Efficiency strategy, that walks agencies through how to identify workflows ripe for automation, and how to squeeze out the most cost. For more, Federal News Network's Jory Heckman spoke with innovation program manager Craig Fischer, but first you'll hear from a management and program analyst with the bureau's Office of Financial Innovation and Transformation, Cindy Good.

Calving season has begun and grasses have started to green up. On episode 7, we speak with Brennin Jack about some late-season live animal sales in Canada, a weather report from meteorologist Paul Trambley, a conversation with Craig Fischer on direct-to-consumer sales, and a discussion with Al Samuelson of North American Bison about the summer grilling season. 

Federal blockchain innovator Craig Fischer discusses the current project at US Treasury's Bureau of the Fiscal Service to relieve the burden of grant reporting through multiple layers of sub-recipients.

Today we speak with Mike Wetklow and Justin Poll from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and Craig Fischer from the Treasury about an exciting blockchain case study for grants!

The Invincible Czars are a multi-faceted collective of musicians that entertains audiences with artsy, cinematic music that sometimes-but-not-always rocks. On today's podcast, we talk with the band members Josh Robins, Phil Davidson, Henry Vines, Craig Fischer, and our own Skunk Manhattan about the band history, projects in the works, writing scores for silent movies, and musical inspirations. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

November 5, 2019 - Discussing Project Management with Craig Fischer, Bartow Builders

October 8, 2019 - Craig Fischer, The Importance of Project Management

Federal agencies are turning to intelligent automation to streamline business processes and empower their workforce to tackle more complex issues. However, preparing bots for life in the office takes foresight and planning.  In this episode, we are joined by Gisele Holden, Financial Systems Branch Chief and iTRAK Program Manager at the National Science Foundation, and Craig Fischer, Innovation Program Manager for the Bureau of the Fiscal Service. They share their experience leading automation programs at the enterprise level, including building the business case, implementing the technology and preparing the workforce for successful adoption.

Curious how blockchain and robotics can help your organization work more efficiently? On this episode, we speak with Craig Fischer from U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Financial Innovation and Transformation (FIT) to learn how his agency incorporates these technologies into its initiatives.

Time Codes: 00:00:26 - Introduction 00:02:17 - Panel context 00:04:01 - "How to Read Nancy" panel 01:04:50 - Wrap up 01:05:19 - Contact us "Draw, you varmint" This past weekend was HeroesCon 2018, and while there Derek was a part of two different scholarly panels. One was about the relationship between print and digital comics texts, “Between Pen and Pixel,” a recording of which was released earlier this week. The second was a panel based on the book by Paul Karasik and Mark Newgarden, How to Read Nancy: The Elements of Comics in Three Easy Panels. Andy Mansell, who oversees the programming every year at HeroesCon, wanted to pull together a panel of scholars to discuss the significance of How to Read Nancy and its potential place in the classroom and in scholarship. In addition, he wanted the panelists to discuss other important books about comics, comics history, and formal aspects of the medium. Other panelists included the former cohost of The Comics Alternative, Andy Kunka, Craig Fischer, Jennie Law, and the new cohost for the podcast's bi-monthly on-location episodes, Michael Kobre. The resulting panel, “How to Read Nancyand Other Indispensable Books about Comics,” is part of the ongoing series of panels that Andy Mansell organizes every year, which he calls the “Comics Canon.” A big thanks to Andy Mansell, not only for pulling together this panel, but for all of the hard he does every year in overseeing the programming at HeroesCon.  

Time Codes: 00:00:27 - Introduction 00:02:27 - Aaron Kashtan provides context 00:07:11 - "Between Pen and Pixel" panel 01:08:58 - Wrap up 01:09:55 - Contact us This past weekend at HeroesCon in Charlotte, NC, Derek was on a panel based on a recent book by Aaron Kashtan, Between Pen and Pixel: Comics, Materiality, and the Book of the Future (Ohio State University Press). Aaron pulled together several comics scholars -- in addition to Derek, his former cohost, Andy Kunka, and Craig Fischer -- along with Matt Kindt, whose work Aaron sites extensively in his book. This episode is a recording of that panel, which explored what comics can tell us about the future of the printed word (as well as the digital text), the book industry, and comics as an art object. Stay tuned over the next week for more HeroesCon episodes!  

A lot of federal technologists have the feeling that somehow, blockchain online ledger technology could help their agencies. But they are not sure how. Some possible answers might be coming from the Treasury Department's Bureau of the Fiscal Service. They have just completed a blockchain proof of concept. Innovative Program Manager Craig Fischer joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin with more details.

This week on FedHeads, Robert and Francis talk to Craig Fischer from the Office of Financial Innovation and Transformation at the Department of Treasury about blockchain, its applications for use in government, and a proof of concept Craig is currently running using blockchain technology for asset management. Aftab Hossain - a senior manager and blockchain expert - joins the conversation as well. About FedHeads FedHeads are Robert Shea and Francis Rose, who love to talk about the arcana of government management and the people who are trying to make it better. They don't have t-shirts yet, but are open to ideas. If government is your bag, you've got to listen to 'em. They're the FedHeads.

The Treasury Department, as keeper of the nation's financial integrity, keeps an eye on currencies the world over, including cryptocurrencies. Now it's looking into potential uses for blockchain, the online ledger system that enables cryptocurrencies and many other types of transactions. Craig Fischer, a program manager, and John Hill, assistant commissioner for Financial Innovation and Transformation, are both from Treasury's Bureau of the Fiscal Service. They join Federal Drive with Tom Temin as part of the series, What's Going on with Blockchain?

  Heroes Con Mega-Panel: Eisner and Kirby at 100 00:00 - Part 1: Ben Towle interviews Tom Heintjes about Will Eisner and things he learned about Eisner while collaborating with him on a monthly column for Kitchen Sink Press reprints of the Spirit. 43:00 - Part 2: Craig Fischer talks to Daniel Yezbick and Andrew Kunka as they analyze one of Will Eisner's classic Spirit stories, Meet P'Gell. 1:09:00 - Part 3: Jennie Law talks to Eric Larsen, Gilbert Hernandez, Jaime Hernandez, and Steve Saffel about Jack Kirby's ideas as expressed through his comics and his impact on and interactionss with them and others. 1:50:55 - Part 4: Ben Towle takes a look at the 2001: A Space Oddysey comic book that Jack Kirby wrote and drew for Marvel Comics in the mid-to-late 1970s. Recorded on June 17, 2017 at Heroes Con in Charlotte, NC Heroes Con 2017 - 06/17/17 - [2:12:49] -  

  Creatures Imagined and Real Mega Panel 00:00 - Part 1: Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon talk to comic book scholar Craig Fischer about their work on BPRD 24:46 - Part 2: Ben Towle talks about the history of funny animal comics which he researched while preparing to do his own funny animal comic, In the Weeds 48:55 - Part 3: Bud Root, William Stout, and Dustin Harbin talk to Jennie Law about drawing dinosaurs; unfortunately this part of the recording ends abruptly 20 minutes into what was closer to a 40 minute discussion Recorded on June 18, 2016 at Heroes Con in Charlotte, NC Heroes Con 2016 - 06/18/16 - [1:08:28] -

  Comic Reprints Panel - Craig Yoe, Tom Heintjes, Michael Eury, Craig Fischer, and moderator Andy Mansell discuss how and why comic strips and comic books do (and don't) get reprinted in book form, Best of... vs complete chronological collections, and the value of extra materials in collected editions Heroes Con 2016 - 06/17/16 - [1:21:18] -