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John currently serves as Assistant Deputy Commissioner / IV-D Director for the Georgia Department of Human Services, Division of Child Support Services (DCSS). With more than 31 years of professional experience, John began his career with DCSS as a case manager in the Atlanta office. His experience in leadership roles in both the public and private sector has provided a strong foundation in operations, administration, and strategic management. John is a member of the National Child Support Engagement Association (NCSEA) and Eastern Regional Interstate Child Support Association (ERICSA) Board of Directors, and he serves on the National Council of Child Support Directors (NCCSD) Executive Committee.

Tone is joined by NetHack speedrun world-record-holder luxidream, who recently speedran the game for thousands of people at the ESA Summer 2021 marathon.  They discuss speedrunning in NetHack and roguelikes, the new Jupiter Hell release, the deckbuilding card game Dominion and how it relates to roguelikes, the new DCSS patch, and more. Full episode shownotes at: https://tonehack.net/podcast/ascensionrun001/

In this article we will examine the manner in which the Department of Child Support Services (DCSS) has changed their enforcement policies, what has changed, and how does it affect child support obligation enforcement. We will answer the following questions:‍ What is DCSS?, What services does DCSS provide?, Who is eligible for services under DCSS?, What are the changes to the Child Support law provisions?, When are these changes to the law effective?, What is DCSS doing in response to the changes in the law?, What is the difference between enforcement prior to 2021 and after?, Can I still collect the interest on unpaid child support?, Will DCSS collect the interest on unpaid child support at all?, Is unpaid child support interest compounding?, Is the interest accrued on unpaid child support a part of child support?, Is interest on unpaid support collectable through the same methods as unpaid support?, and How is collected interest for unpaid support treated for tax purposes? Read the full article here: https://www.oflaherty-law.com/learn-about-law/changes-to-illinois-child-support-laws-2021-illinois-child-support-law-2021 O'Flaherty Law now serves over 105 counties across Illinois, Iowa, and Indiana. If you have any questions regarding a case or would like to speak to one of our attorneys after watching a #LearnAboutLaw video, give us a call at (630) 324-6666 or send us an email at info@oflaherty-law.com to get in contact with someone from our team. Subscribe to our channel for daily videos dedicated to all things law and leave a comment with any questions about this topic. Find us online for more legal content and to stay connected with our team - Website: https://www.oflaherty-law.com/ - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/oflahertylaw - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oflahertylaw - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oflahertylawGroup/ **None of the content in this series is intended as paid legal advice.

Last year the Douglas County School System made the important decision to begin its own police force. Chief Tracey Whaley was hired to lead the new force and hire the officers. A year into this new project, Chief Whaley joins us with important updates as to how the new force is going.  Webmaster, Chris Dixon, and Community Outreach Coordinator, Emily Hardaway join Host, Jason Post on this edition of Douglasville Impact.  Show Notes: City of Douglasville Website: douglasvillega.gov/ City of Douglasville on Comcast: CITI TV, Channel 22 throughout Douglas County City of Douglasville on YouTube: youtube.com/user/douglasvillecititv City of Douglasville on Facebook: facebook.com/CityofDouglasvilleGA/ City of Douglasville on Instagram: instagram.com/cityofdouglasvillega/ Jason Post Email: postj@douglasvillega.gov Chris Dixon Email: dixonc@douglasvillega.gov Emily Hardaway Email: hardawaye@douglasvillega.gov Chief Whaley Email: tracey.whaley@dcssga.org      

Welcome to the Coffee Break podcast, where hosts, Child Support Chief Attorney, Bruce Wagner and Child Support Deputy Director, Nathan Hartel talk about topics that will help you understand the Child Support program just a little easier by bringing you coffee break sips of Child Support knowledge. This Coffee Break episode is a special one, as it is the finale to Season Two. But that’s not the only thing that makes this episode special; the hosts have a special announcement: your Coffee Break host, Bruce has announced his retirement from DCSS! (1:20) This is Bruce’s final podcast with Coffee Break; but don’t worry, the Coffee Break’s will continue in Season 3, with Nathan as a solo host, along with special guests. As this podcast serves as a farewell and thank you to Bruce, it also served as a final opportunity to interview Bruce and have him share some of his best insight regarding the Child Support program. This interview also served as a reminder as to why the podcast was created, and that is to showcase what the customer experience with DCSS should be. (3:30) A little about your host, Bruce Wagner: did you know he was a math teacher? Yes, Mr. Wagner, high school teacher. (7:00) Who would have known he would later hold a career as a Child Support Attorney with the District Attorney’s division? Bruce talks about the greatest changes that occurred in the Child Support program within the transition of DCSS separating from the D.A.’s division, into its own entity under the Human Services division. (8:15) Through the lifespan of DCSS, the focus has changed into what can be done to help the parents/caretakers meet the requirements of their Child Support order. (9:50) The most important piece of information that Bruce can provide is this, “Child Support is not a science, it is an art. The most important aspect is to be honest, caring, and willing to work together, not only with the other parent/caretaker, but with the Child Support representatives, focusing on what is best for the child(ren); being heard and valued.” (15:40) Part of this approach to focus on what is best for the child(ren), also takes place in court. The Child Support attorneys do not advocate for either parent/caretaker. The attorneys present information to the commissioner, to narrow down the issue for a more efficient process. Child Support attorneys are impartial and work with both parents. (19:00) And as the final farewell, Bruce speaks on the most rewarding part of the Child Support program: providing quality service, being as fair as possible, and doing whatever DCSS can do to get an appropriate court order that will work for the parents and help improve the lives of the child(ren). This is not only in Riverside, but it is a focus for Child Support departments statewide. (23:50) Now, Mr. Wagner’s cup of coffee is empty, and he has no more refills. Best retirement wishes! Now as should our listeners, Bruce will subscribe as a Coffee Break podcast listener, and looks forward to listening to future episodes with many guests to the show in Season 3. Subscribe and stay tuned.

In this episode, Chief Attorney, Bruce Wagner, and Deputy Directory, Nathan Hartel, bring on a special guest to the show, Patricia, an attorney from the Family Law Assistance Center (F.L.A.C.). Together they will talk about the connection between Child Support and F.L.A.C. (2:00), can either entity provide legal advice, what forms can they help with, who is Patricia, (5:20), and what is the Family Law Facilitator’s program? Is F.L.A.C. part of Child Support? (7:00) How has COVID-19 affected the Family Law facilitator’s program? (9:20) How/where can I make an appointment with a Family Law Facilitator? (10:30) Listen to the group talk about how the new virtual way of meeting with a Family Law Facilitator has been a benefit for its customers. (12:00) To make an appointment with a Family Law Facilitator (14:00) contact them by calling the Self-Help Center at either their Riverside phone number (951) 274-4499, or their Indio phone number (760) 393-2163, or set an appointment online by going to RiversideCourts.ca.gov/appointments. Our hosts will speak with Patricia about how to prepare for court, (17:00), do customers have to file documents on their own (19:15), does the Family Law facilitator help with serving the other party (19:55), does the Family Law facilitator accompany customers to court? (21:00) There are many questions, and the coffee break team will answer them all. Listen to the excitement in the team as they announce F.L.A.C. making their return to DCSS for an in-person appointment starting the week of 10/26/2020. (22:30) There is so much to talk about when it comes to the assistance available from F.L.A.C.; the most common questions customers have, (24:00) a piece of advice from Patricia, (26:00), and information about the Guideline Calculator. (27:30) Through the discussion, you’ll hear the word “stipulation” mentioned multiple times, but what does that mean? Patricia ends the podcast with the best and simplest possible answer to that…” stipulation is a fancy word for agreement.”

Lithia Springs High School is home to Douglas County's Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Magnet program. Use of Project Lead the Way's (PLTW) specialized curriculum in Biomedical Science, Computer Science, and Engineering distinguishes the STEM Magnet program from all other STEM pathways offered in DCSS. Three separate agencies, each with its own rigorous and comprehensive certification process, have recognized the quality and value of the LSHS STEM program: the Georgia Department of Education (2016), Cognia Accreditation, formally AdvancED (2017), and the National Institute for STEM Education (2019). Graduates of the STEM program satisfy a diverse array of rigorous expectations, including AP and Dual Enrollment courses, to develop a comprehensive portfolio and résumé for their post-secondary endeavors. Informational Meetings will be held on October 30, 2019 and November 19, 2019 at 6pm. Applications are due on Monday, December 16, 2019.  

Ep. 14 del podcast, dopo aver parlato di panca la scorsa settimana e di squat quella prima, chiudiamo il cerchio parlando in maniera completa di stacco da terra sempre in compagnia del doc Paolo Evangelista, partendo dall' analisi del movimento, dalle differenze fra stacco convenzionale e sumo, dai muscoli interessati, per fornire successivamente indicazioni pratiche su come migliorare questo esercizio nel corso del tempo e sopratutto come svolgerlo in maniera corretta.Buon ascolto !

Ep. 13 del podcast, dopo aver parlato di squat la scorsa settimana questa volta, sempre assieme a Paolo Evangelista, abbiamo trattato in maniera completa la panca piana, partendo dall' analisi del movimento, dai muscoli interessati, per fornire successivamente indicazioni pratiche su come migliorare questo esercizio nel corso del tempo e sopratutto come svolgerlo in maniera corretta.Buon ascolto !

Ep. 12 del podcast, questa volta assieme a Paolo Evangelista si è parlato di Squat, partendo dall' analisi del movimento, dai muscoli interessati, per fornire successivamente indicazioni pratiche su come migliorare questo esercizio nel corso del tempo e sopratutto come svolgerlo in maniera corretta.Buon ascolto !

(#211) In a very unique English-Italian interview, Fabio Zonin and Paolo Evangelista, join me this week to discuss what’s been called “the best biomechanics book for powerlifters ever written.” “DCSS, Powerlifting for Power Lifters” is a cutting-edge biomechanics and strength training book written by engineer and Italian...

Welcome to this week's episode of Roguelike Radio. Episode 10 focuses on deity systems in roguelikes, with particular attention on Nethack, ADOM, DCSS and Powder. Talking this week are Darren Grey and Jeff Lait.Read more »

Welcome to Roguelike Radio episode 51. This week we talk about Graphics and Tile Design in roguelikes.  Due to the length of this recording it has been split into two - the second part will be up in a couple of days. Talking this episode are Darren Grey, Ido Yehieli, Jagosh Kalezich (Cardinal Quest artist), Thomas Whetnall (Fuel and others) and John Attea (DCSS artist).Read more »

Welcome to Roguelike Radio episode 52. This week we continue our talk from the last episode about Graphics and Tile Design. Talking this episode are Darren Grey, Ido Yehieli, Jagosh Kalezich (Cardinal Quest artist), Thomas Whetnall (Fuel and others) and John Attea (DCSS artist).Read more »

Editor's Audio Summary by Howard Bauchner, MD, Editor in Chief of JAMA, the Journal of the American Medical Association, for the June 25, 2014 issue

This episode was originally published on February 3, 2007. Three interviews with developers who use why the lucky stiff’s Camping framework. See also Presenter and DCSS by Myles Byrne Cheat by Chris Wanstrath Fog Creek Software Dream Ledger by Michael Gorsuch Mountain West Ruby Conference

This episode was originally published on February 3, 2007. Three interviews with developers who use why the lucky stiff’s Camping framework. See also Presenter and DCSS by Myles Byrne Cheat by Chris Wanstrath Fog Creek Software Dream Ledger by Michael Gorsuch Mountain West Ruby Conference