Podcasts about dpms

Dean's Chat host, Drs. Jeffrey Jensen and Johanna Richey, are joined by leadership of the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery, Ms. Kathy Kreiter, CEO, and President, Michelle Butterworth, DPM, FACFAS. Join us for a fun discussion highlinght Board Certification in foot and ankle surgery!   This Dean's Chat episode is sponsored by Bako Diagnostics!   An overview of the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery (ABFAS) from their website:  "ABFAS safeguards public health and well-being by certifying and continuously assessing the knowledge, skills, and abilities of podiatric surgeons to ensure excellence in surgical care.  Our Core Purpose is to promote the health and well-being of the public.  Our Values - Excellence: Embracing innovation, continuous improvement, and adaptability. Integrity: Upholding fairness and transparency in all our actions. Quality: Committing to high standards and trustworthiness. Service: Dedicated to serving the profession and the public.  Recognizing the need for a surgical specialty board within the field of podiatry, the Council on Podiatric Medical Education (CPME) approved the creation of the National Board of Podiatric Surgery. Today, that board is called the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery® (ABFAS).  The primary function of ABFAS is to certify qualified foot and ankle surgeons. Initially, we offered a single certification in foot and ankle surgery. Today, ABFAS offers board certification in foot surgery or foot and reconstructive rearfoot/ankle (RRA) surgery.  Prior to achieving ABFAS Board Certification, candidates must become ABFAS Board Qualified in Foot Surgery or ABFAS Board Qualified in Foot and RRA Surgery. To become ABFAS Board Qualified, DPMs must complete a three-year residency program and pass ABFAS Part I Board Qualification Exams (or the equivalent Final-year In-training Exams). Once board qualified (or "board eligible"), candidates must pass the rigorous Case Review process to achieve ABFAS Board Certification.  ABFAS board-certified surgeons, called ABFAS Diplomates, engage in a process of continuous learning to remain certified through the LEAD Continuous Certification Program."  https://www.abfas.org/about-us https://bakodx.com/ https://bmef.org/ www.explorepodmed.org https://podiatrist2be.com/ https://higherlearninghub.com/    

Here's a recap of the 4 things I learned while attending DPC Nuts & Bolts in Orlando, Florida last weekend. Join the movement at DSCAlliance.org an organization created by Dr. Diana Girnita (rheum) & Dr. Lara Kinney (heme-onc). Join the official private Facebook group for MDs, DOs, & DPMs at Specialists for Direct Care Is Direct Specialty Care For Me? Free Webinar Launch Your DSC in 12 Weeks Course EMR I'm currently using in my Direct Care practice Simple Practice Build Your Website With Kajabi Affiliate Link HIPAA Compliant Email with Paubox Get $250 Credit Here

Here's a recap of the 4 things I learned while attending DPC Nuts & Bolts in Orlando, Florida last weekend. Join the movement at DSCAlliance.org an organization created by Dr. Diana Girnita (rheum) & Dr. Lara Kinney (heme-onc). Join the official private Facebook group for MDs, DOs, & DPMs at Specialists for Direct Care Is Direct Specialty Care For Me? Free Webinar Launch Your DSC in 12 Weeks Course EMR I'm currently using in my Direct Care practice Simple Practice Build Your Website With Kajabi Affiliate Link HIPAA Compliant Email with Paubox Get $250 Credit Here

In this episode of "Strength in Adhesives," we dive into the world of high-performance adhesives with Keir Tweddle, the Managing Director at Stauf Adhesive UK. Keir shares his journey from a diverse background, including being a goldsmith and working in the transport industry, to becoming a key player in the flooring industry. Learn about Stauf, a German adhesive manufacturing company with a rich history dating back to 1828.We discuss what sets Stauf Adhesives apart, their commitment to innovation, and their expanding global presence. Keir also highlights their latest product, "ProForce," which not only offers exceptional adhesive performance but also reduces environmental impact with 70% less consumption.Discover the wide range of adhesives that Stauf offers, including wood adhesives, leveling compounds, DPMs, primers, LVT, carpet and vinyl adhesives, and much more. Keir explains how they work closely with distributors and contractors to ensure the right adhesive solutions are available for all their customers.Keir shares his personal journey of transformation through bodybuilding, emphasising the importance of consistency, both in personal fitness and in business. He draws parallels between the discipline required in bodybuilding and maintaining a successful company.The episode provides valuable insights into the flooring industry and how Stauf's dedication to product quality and their approach to partnerships with distributors and contractors have contributed to their success. Whether you're in the flooring business or simply interested in the world of adhesives, this episode offers a unique perspective on strength and success.Don't miss this episode of "Strength in Adhesives," where we explore how quality, consistency, and innovation come together in the world of adhesives, just like in the world of bodybuilding.For more insightful episodes on flooring and training, visit the [UK Flooring Podcast](https://theukflooringpodcast.co.uk/). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Student Recruitment! The "Feet on the Street" student recruitment initiative to increase the applicant pool to the eleven Schools/Colleges of Podiatric Medicine is underway! On September 1, 2023, the American Association of Colleges of Podiatric Medicine (AACPM) launched an initiative to visit 220 Colleges and Universities in the USA. Join AACPM BOD members, Dr. Jeffrey Jensen, Dr. Jonathan Labovitz, Dr. Robert Snyder, and AACPM Executive Director, Ms. Mori North, to discuss the "Feet on the Street" Student Recruitment Initiative.  The visits to 220 Colleges and Universities will highlight podiatric medicine and bring together 3 groups: advisors, students interested in health professions, and a shadowing DPM. The goal is to make the introduction to podiatric medicine a seamless experience for prospective students. AACPM is partnering with the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (ACFAS) and others to assist in the process of developing a network of incredible DPMs to provide shadowing and mentoring opportunities to students across the country. As Dr. Stephanie Wu, Dean, William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine so aptly stated in Dean's Chat Episode 1 - "It's all hands on deck!" Enjoy and get involved! In this episode of Dean's Chat, Dr. Jeffrey Jensen discusses the “Feet on the Street” student with Dr. Jonathan Labovitz, Dr. Robert Snyder, and Ms. Mori North. They address the declining applicant pool in podiatric medicine and the challenges and opportunities it presents. Tune in to learn more about how AACPM is working to address this issue and attract more students to the field. The episode discusses an initiative that aims to connect students with multiple doctors for shadowing opportunities in the field of podiatry. The goal is to provide students with diverse experiences and exposure to different practices, enabling them to make informed decisions about their future careers. Emphasizing the importance of shadowing multiple practitioners and witnessing various practices, the episode believes that this approach will offer students a comprehensive understanding of the profession and help them determine if podiatry is the right path for them.  The initiative relies on individual practitioners opening their offices to students, and it hopes to encourage more practitioners to participate, providing students with a range of shadowing opportunities. Furthermore, the episode highlights the need for metrics to measure the effectiveness of the initiative and ensure its success. Recognizing the significant investment of time and money required for a career in podiatry, the episode stresses the importance of ample shadowing experiences for students to make informed decisions about their future in the profession. The episode also discusses the importance of building personal relationships and mentorship with Doctors of Podiatric Medicine at universities to drive applications. They acknowledge that pre-health advisors may not always know which DPMs to connect students with for shadowing and mentorship opportunities. Therefore, the program aims to establish connections between universities and DPMs, enabling universities to provide students with shadowing experiences and mentorship directly from designated DPMs. Dean's Chat Website  Dean's Chat Episodes  Dean's Chat Blog Why Podiatric Medicine?  Become a Podiatric Physician

Today I'm chatting with Kyle Winterbottom, who is the owner of Orbition Group and an advisor/recruiter for companies who are hiring top talent in the data industry. Kyle and I discuss whether the concept of data products has meaningful value to companies, or if it's in a hype cycle of sorts. Kyle then shares his views on what sets the idea of data products apart from other trends, the well-paid opportunities he sees opening up for product leaders in the data industry, and why he feels being able to increase user adoption and quantify the business impact of your work is also relevant in a candidate's ability to negotiate higher pay. Kyle and I also discuss the strange tendency for companies to mistakenly prioritize technical skills for these roles, the overall job market for data product leaders, average compensation numbers, and what companies can do to attract this talent. Highlights/ Skip to: Kyle introduces himself and his company, Orbition Group (01:02) Why Brian invited Kyle on the show to discuss the recruitment of technical talent for data & analytics teams (02:00) Kyle shares what's causing companies to build out data product teams (04:49) The reason why viewing data as a product seems to be driving better adoption in Kyle's view (07:22) Does Kyle feel that the concept of data products is mostly hype or meaningful? (11:26) The different levels of maturity Kyle sees in organizations that are approaching him for help hiring data product talent, and how soft skills are often overlooked (15:37) Kyle's views on who is successfully landing data product manager roles and how that's starting to change (23:20) What Kyle's observations are on the salary bands for data product manager roles and the type of money people can make in this space (25:41) Brian and Kyle discuss how the skills of DPMs can help these leaders improve earning potential (30:30) Kyle's observations and advice to companies seeking to improve the data product talent they attract (38:12) How listeners can learn more about Kyle and Orbition Group (47:55) Quotes from Today's Episode “I think data products, obviously, there's starting to get a bit of hype around it, which I've got no doubt will start to lead organizations to look down that route, just because they see and hear about other organizations doing it. ... [but] what it's helping organizations to do is to drive adoption.” — Kyle Winterbottom (05:45) “I think we're at a point now where it's becoming more and more clear, day by day, week by week, the there's more to [the data industry] than just the building of stuff.” – Kyle Winterbottom (12:56) “The whole soft skills piece is becoming absolutely integral because it's become—you know, it's night and day now, between the people that are really investing in themselves in that area and how quickly they're progressing in their career because of that. But yeah, most organizations don't even think about that.” – Kyle Winterbottom (18:49) “I think nine times out of ten, most businesses overestimate the importance of the technical stuff practically in every role. … Even data analysts, data scientists, all they're bothered about is the tech stack that they've used, [but] there's a lot more to it than just the tech that they use.” – Kyle Winterbottom (22:56) “There's probably a big opportunity for really good product people to move into the data space because it's going to be well paid with lots of opportunity. [It's] quite an interesting space.” – Kyle Winterbottom (24:05) “As soon as you get to a point where if you can help to drive adoption and then you can quantify the commercial benefit of that adoption to the organization, that probably puts you up near the top in terms of percentile of being important to a data organization.” – Kyle Winterbottom (32:21) “We're forever talking in our industry about the importance of storytelling. Yeah, I've never seen a business once tell a good story about how good it is to work for them, specifically in regards to their data analytics team and telling a story about that.” – Kyle Winterbottom (39:37) Links Kyle's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylewinterbottom/ Orbition Group: https://www.orbitiongroup.com

Welcome to another episode. Today, we'll be discussing some of my favorite budget handguns that pack a punch without breaking the bank. From shotguns to AR-15s, we've got you covered. First up, the Stoeger shotgun. This is a reliable and affordable option for those who are just starting out in the world of shotguns. The Stoeger is easy to handle and has a smooth operation that makes it perfect for both hunting and home defense. Next, the Canik SFX Rival S is an excellent full-size pistol that is known for its accuracy and comfortable grip. It's also incredibly affordable for a handgun of its caliber. The Canik SFX Rival S is great for both competition shooting and self-defense. For carry guns, I recommend the Gx4 and the Mete mc9. The Gx4 is a compact and reliable gun that is perfect for concealed carry. It has a comfortable grip and excellent trigger control. The Mete mc9 is another excellent option for those who are looking for a budget-friendly carry gun. It's easy to handle, and the slim profile makes it easy to conceal. If you're in the market for an AR-15, I highly recommend building your own. By building your own AR-15, you have full control over the components and can customize it to your liking. It's also a great way to learn more about how your gun works. If you prefer an AK platform, then the Riley Defense AK-47 is an excellent choice. This gun is built to last and is perfect for those who are looking for a reliable and affordable AK platform. For long-range shooting, I recommend the DPMS long barrel. This gun is perfect for those who are looking to take their shooting to the next level. It's accurate, reliable, and has a smooth operation that makes it a joy to shoot. Last but not least, the Taurus Raging Hunter is an excellent "fun gun" that is perfect for range days. It has a sleek design and a powerful punch that makes it a joy to shoot. It's also incredibly affordable, making it a great option for those who are looking for a budget-friendly option. Overall, these budget handguns are excellent options for those who are looking for reliable and affordable guns. They offer excellent value for their price and are perfect for both beginners and experienced shooters alike. Thanks for tuning in to this episode of the "Gun Enthusiast" podcast. Stay tuned for more gun-related content!

Over the last decade, digital features and value propositions have been inserted into many more products and services. But making sure that happens coherently at scale isn't easy. A new kind of professional role has emerged to drive the change forward. DPMs have been appearing everywhere from banks to fast-food restaurant chains. We explore the contours of this critical capability and the CIO's role in helping embed it into the organization.This episode explores:What is a digital product, really? (1:33)What is digital product management? (2:53)What usually triggers companies to start employing digital product managers (DPMs)? (5:42)What should a CIO be doing to initiate or advance digital product management? (8:58)What do DPMs do practically day to day? (10:59)Where do DPMs live on the org chart? (13:49)Where do people hire DPMs from? What backgrounds do they come from? (15:54)Erin Neus-Cheong is a senior director analyst in Gartner's Executive Leadership of Digital Business group. Erin covers digital product strategy, product leadership and product-centric organizations. She is an experienced product leader with significant expertise in product-led transformation and the transition to a product-led organization.

Você já ouviu falar sobre a posição de Data Product Manager ? O interesse das empresas por dados tem crescido, e com ele têm surgido cada vez mais posições de Data Product Management, ou DPMs.Nesse episódio, Luma Corrêa e Giulia Coelho desmistificam a área, trazendo os desafios do dia-a-dia e dicas para quem quer se candidatar para as vagas de produtos de dados. Luma Corrêa é autora da abordagem Data Product Thinking, ela é de produto e apaixonada pelo universo de dados. Atua há mais de 10 anos na tecnologia e já passou por grandes projetos e desafios como líder de produto, atualmente tem se aprofundado mais em temas como estratégia de dados e produto que possam ser potencializados com ciência de dados. Em breve irá se juntar ao time do Grupo Boticário para atuar na área de produtos de dados do grupo. Giulia Coelho é cientista de dados de formação, trabalha com produtos digitais há cerca de 5 anos. Já liderou produtos de logística, precificação e recomendação, com passagens por empresas como 4intelligence e Olist. Hoje é embaixadora do podcast Mulheres de Produto. Ah, e por falarmos em tendência, tem uma que já é queridinha por aqui! A nossa parceria com a Cursos PM3. Esse podcast é oferecido pela PM3, a escola referência na educação em Produtos Digitais no Brasil. Acesse ⁠https://bit.ly/MDP-Aniver5anos⁠ e aproveite os descontos de até 2 mil e 99 reais nos cursos. Somente neste mês de março no Aniversário de 5 anos da PM3! Indicações citadas no episódio Livros: Abordagem Data Product Thinking Artigos: Medindo o nível de maturidade dos dados em sua empresa Data Product Thinking Discovery: uma abordagem efetiva para você ir da descoberta ao plano de entregas de produtos de dados Frameworks de produto em contexto de dados Hosts: ⁠Vanessa Gonçalves e Ingridy Souza Edição: ⁠Isabella Yoshimura

DesignOps Island Discs is a live-recorded, interactive podcast, looking at what's coming up in the world of designops and design systems. For season three, we're focussing on the roles that make up designops and design systems, from content designers to leads to engineers to accessibility specialists to DPMs.For episode 4, we welcome Sheena Lydon, DPM on Design Systems at Wise. We're going to talk to Sheena about being a DPM... what the essential skills for a DPM are, why they're important, both on product and design system teams, and why designops is hands down the best timeline to live in.

DesignOps Island Discs is a live-recorded, interactive podcast, looking at what's coming up in the world of designops and design systems. For season three, we're focussing on the roles that make up designops and design systems, from content designers to leads to engineers to accessibility specialists to DPMs. For episode 4, we welcome Heydon Pickering, design and engineering consultant, who has worked with Springer Nature, The Paciello Group, BBC, Smashing Mag, and Bulb. We're going to talk to Heydon about being a front-end engineer on design systems... what the challenges are from an engineering point of view with design systems, what makes a good engineer on design systems, and where we need to be heading.

Today I'm discussing something we've been talking about a lot on the podcast recently - the definition of a “data product.” While my definition is still a work in progress, I think it's worth putting out into the world at this point to get more feedback. In addition to sharing my definition of data products (as defined the “producty way”), on today's episode definition, I also discuss some of the non-technical skills that data product managers (DPMs) in the ML and AI space need if they want to achieve good user adoption of their solutions. I'll also share my thoughts on whether data scientists can make good data product managers, what a DPM can do to better understand your users and stakeholders, and how product and UX design factors into this role.    Production note: Highlights, quotes, and a full transcript of this episode will be added by Saturday December 3rd, 2022.

DesignOps Island Discs is a live-recorded, interactive podcast, looking at what's coming up in the world of designops and design systems. For season three, we're focussing on the roles that make up designops and design systems, from content designers to leads to engineers to accessibility specialists to DPMs. For episode three, we welcome (back) Amy Hupe! Amy is a content specialist and design system consultant, having worked on design systems from Springer Nature, to BT, to Babylon Health, to Gov.uk. Luke and Amy chat about what a content specialist actually does, why they're the essential third pillar of a design system, what makes a good design system content person, and some of the things that are exciting Amy about the future of content design in design systems (hello structured content), before answering super interesting questions from the live audience!

DesignOps Island Discs is a live-recorded, interactive podcast, looking at what's coming up in the world of designops and design systems. For season three, we're focussing on the roles that make up designops and design systems, from content designers to leads to engineers to accessibility specialists to DPMs. For episode two, we welcome Arielle Benedek, one of the Product Managers on Encore, Spotify's design system, on what a product manager on a design system actually does, what the biggest challenges are, how we need to change what we do, and answers a whole bunch of interesting questions from the live audience.

DesignOps Island Discs is a live-recorded, interactive podcast, looking at what's coming up in the world of designops and design systems. For season three, we're focussing on the roles that make up designops and design systems, from content designers to leads to engineers to accessibility specialists to DPMs. For our first episode, we welcome Geri Reid, lead designer on Newskit, the News UK design system. We'll talk about what a lead designer does in the context of design systems, the challenges, what could change, and when you might think about hiring your first lead designer. 

On this episode of Who Moved My Freedom, I found out more about The New DPMS Panther Arms with Marketing Director PJ Smith of DPMS. Walter Keller of Safety Harbor Firearms also joins the conversation with Hank Strange.

On this episode of THRIVE — sponsored by accessiBe — Kelly and Galen Low talk about what agency leaders can learn about servant leadership from their digital project managers.Galen Low and I cover these points and more:Defining servant leadership within an agency setting;Why most agency leaders fail to see their DPMs as leaders;Some of the perceptions around project management that need to be reframed;The importance of curiosity as it relates to leaders checking in with their DPMs.Be sure to tune in to all the episodes of THRIVE to get practical tips on becoming a conscious leader, growing your agency, and more. Thanks for listening, and I'd love to hear your takeaways!If you enjoyed this episode, post it in your stories and tag me @agencyscaler. And don't forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast wherever you listen.Learn more about THRIVE at https://klcampbell.com/category/podcast/ and https://accessibe.com/thrive CONNECT WITH GALEN LOW:WebsiteLinkedInTwitterCONNECT WITH KELLY CAMPBELL:LinkedInInstagramTwitterWork with Kelly 

Dr Tea Nguyen is a surgical podiatrist and solo practice owner in beachy Santa Cruz, California. She is an advocate and mentor to young female DPMs interested in private practice and is passionate about the Direct Care podiatry business model. Tea has been on this podcast previously, Ep: 038 - Life Changes & Practice Ownership. In this episode, we discuss:The privatisation of healthcare. Burnout in the profession. Reliance on insurance reimbursements. The effect insurance companies can have on your choice of treatment. Controlling your business destiny. Direct Care Way Podcast. Mentorship for young female podiatrists.Final TipWhatever seems hard, but you want to do, you can learn that skill. You're only a skill away from getting what you want. You can connect with Dr Tea Nguyen at teadpm.carrd.co or on Facebook and LinkedIn at Tea Nguyen, DPM. Connect with me at teadpm@gmail.comEmail me your questions. It might be the topic for future episodes.And lastly, if you remember nothing else, remember this: you are in control of your life

Dr Tea Nguyen is a surgical podiatrist and solo practice owner in beachy Santa Cruz, California. She is an advocate and mentor to young female DPMs interested in private practice and is passionate about the Direct Care podiatry business model. Tea has been on this podcast previously, Ep: 038 - Life Changes & Practice Ownership. In this episode, we discuss:The privatisation of healthcare. Burnout in the profession. Reliance on insurance reimbursements. The effect insurance companies can have on your choice of treatment. Controlling your business destiny. Direct Care Way Podcast. Mentorship for young female podiatrists.Final TipWhatever seems hard, but you want to do, you can learn that skill. You're only a skill away from getting what you want. You can connect with Dr Tea Nguyen at teadpm.carrd.co or on Facebook and LinkedIn at Tea Nguyen, DPM. Connect with me at teadpm@gmail.comEmail me your questions. It might be the topic for future episodes.And lastly, if you remember nothing else, remember this: you are in control of your life

Welcome Dr. Katerina  Grigoropoulos, DPM to this week's episode of She's a DPM!I had a great time interviewing Dr. Katerina Grigoropoulos discussing her creative outlets and many accomplishments. This is a jammed packed episode for any fellow creative DPMs. We touch on a lot of topics including her: -  founding SoleFit-  experience with improv at Chicago's Second City- creating the podcast Pod Talk - presence on social media - online Etsy business MediThings  Make sure to check her website out at: http://www.katdpm.com/Dr. Grigoropoulos founded SoleFit in 2015. Sole Fit is an organization that promotes the importance of podiatric care and provides new, athletic shoes to underprivileged children in the community.  Interested in starting your own chapter? Get more information here:  http://www.katdpm.com/sole-fit.htmlPod Talk: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pod-talk/id1410417715Instagram: @katerinadpm TikTok: @katdpm MediThings:  https://www.etsy.com/shop/MediThings Welcome to She's a DPM. A podcast for women to share their experiences, knowledge, and insights on cultivating a life in, and outside, the field of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery.Contact me if there is a topic you'd like to hear more about, or if you know a kick ass Lady DPM who should be interviewed.Email: DrOexeman@gmail.com Instagram: @droexeman

Dr Tea Nguyen is a surgical podiatrist and solo practice owner in beachy Santa Cruz, California. She is an advocate and mentor to young female DPMs interested in private practice and is passionate about the Direct Care podiatry business model.  Tea has been on this podcast previously, Ep: 038 - Life Changes & Practice Ownership.  In this episode, we discuss: The privatisation of healthcare.  Burnout in the profession.  Reliance on insurance reimbursements.  The effect insurance companies can have on your choice of treatment.  Controlling your business destiny.  Direct Care Way Podcast.  Mentorship for young female podiatrists. Final Tip Whatever seems hard, but you want to do, you can learn that skill.  You're only a skill away from getting what you want.  You can connect with Dr Tea Nguyen at teadpm.carrd.co or on Facebook and LinkedIn at Tea Nguyen, DPM.  Podiatry Advising & Mentoring Have you decided to grow your podiatry business this year? We should talk and see if I can be of some assistance if you have. Please call me on 0408671966 or send me an email at tf@tysonfranklin.com; otherwise, look at my Mentoring page.  Youtube I add my podcast episodes and other educational videos to my Youtube channel, Tyson E Franklin - Podiatry Advisor & Mentor. Please SUBSCRIBE, and if you click on the bell icon, you'll be informed whenever a new video is uploaded.  If you want to connect with like-minded, positive podiatrists, consider joining the Podiatry Business Owners Club on Facebook. 

Welcome Drs. Levick, Brucato, Van and Sharma to this week's episode of She's a DPM! The Boards Blast founders are four amazing female board certified podiatric surgeons- and BONUS they are hilarious. We had a great time discussing Boards Blast and how it differs from other board preparation services for DPMs, insight into creating a start-up, tips for board certification, life, and much more! Boards Blast is composed of board-certified surgeons providing a highly interactive and collaborative approach to help and support podiatric surgeons in their quest to pass the CBPS exam.The founders of BoardsBlast are not affiliated with any certifying board.  Additionally, all opinions expressed are their own.Visit www. boardsblast.com for more information and get signed up today to help you conquer the CBPS Exam! Make sure to check out their booth #520 this year at ACFAS.Also, do yourself a favor and follow these remarkable women on IG@boardsblast @singingfootdoc@theminisurgeon@dr_jvan@dr.brucato  Welcome to She's a DPM. A podcast for women to share their experiences, knowledge, and insights on cultivating a life in, and outside, the field of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery.Contact me if there is a topic you'd like to hear more about, or if you know a kick ass Lady DPM who should be interviewed.Email: DrOexeman@gmail.com Instagram: @droexeman

Galen Low is joined by Sarah Hoban, a project manager, product manager, and strategy consultant with 10+ years of experience leading cross-functional teams of engineers and business analysts to execute high-risk multi-million dollar projects. Listen to learn how DPMs are poised to influence the future of work.

In a shocking turn of events, a Federal Judge read and applied the US Constitution thereby overturning the 32 year old California “Assault Weapon” ban. Don't go out and buy a cake and balloons just yet. Gun control is all about CONTROL and the tyrants in California are not about to give up control. What can we expect now that another judge has invalidated an illegal California policy? You can guess for yourself.  Also, during our Duracoat Featured Firearms segment, Professor Paul has called an audible. Our friends at Samson Manufacturing are making some very interesting accessories for one of Paul's favorite firearms. Tune in to find out which one. Thanks for being a part of SOTG! We hope you find value in the message we share. If you've got any questions, here are some options to contact us: • Send an Email • Send a Text • Call Us Enjoy the show! And remember…You're a Beginner Once, a Student For Life! TOPICS COVERED THIS EPISODE • DuraCoat Finished Firearms - DuraCoat University     • TOPIC: Samsonized 10/22 www.samson-mfg.com • Huge thanks to our Partners:Brownells | CrossBreed | Duracoat | SWAT Fuel • Federal Judge Overturns California's 32-Year Assault Weapons Ban www.nytimes.com • California files appeal after judge overturns decades-old assault weapon ban www.foxnews.com • Q&A Session    • Have you guys seen the DPMS full auto BB Gun? - Ben V.    • If you could only buy 1 pellet gun, what would it be? - Joe B. FEATURING: NY Times, FOX News, Madison Rising, Jarrad Markel, Paul Markel, SOTG University PARTNERS: Brownells, Inc., CrossBreed Holsters, DuraCoat Firearm Finishes, SWAT Fuel FIND US ON: Full30, Parler, MeWe.com, iTunes, Stitcher, AppleTV, Roku, Amazon, GooglePlay, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, tumblr SOURCES From www.nytimes.com: A federal judge in California on Friday overturned the state's three-decade-old ban on assault weapons, which he called a “failed experiment,” prompting a sharp retort from the state's governor. California prohibited the sale of assault weapons in 1989. The law was challenged in a suit filed in 2019 against the state's attorney general by plaintiffs including James Miller, a California resident, and the San Diego County Gun Owners, a political action committee. (Click Here for Full Article)

Learn to hire and grow DPMs who are technical enough to own complex projects with VP, Professional Services at Oomph, Matthew O'Bryant.

What is a Digital Project Manager? How is this different than a traditional Project Manager? In this episode we hear from Ben Aston who is the founder of The Digital Project Manager Community.Ben is a community builder, podcast host, and leader in the project management industry. He shared with us his journey from Developer and Accidental PM to Digital Producer and Digital Project Manager. Ben provides insights into the benefits of being a member in the Digital Project Manager community and working closely with his peers. He offers perspective on alternatives to the PMBOK, Agile & Waterfall project management, how DPMs have been able to adjust to our COVID world and so much more.Founded in 2011 The Digital Project Manager has become one of the largest and most credible platforms for digital project management information and thought leadership.The Digital Project Manager (DPM) has how-to guides, articles on project management and software, best practices, hacks for productivity, podcasts, and other resources to get you started leading projects in a digital world.The Digital Project Manager - www.thedigitalprojectmanager.comThe DPM Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-digital-project-manager-podcast/id1262608127​Thanks to our sponsor THE PMO SQUAD. Visit www.thepmosquad.com to learn to Empower People to Deliver Results and assist your PMO as you evolve in the new post-COVID business world.Check out all prior episodes and upcoming guests by visiting www.projectmanagementofficehours.com.

In this episode, Brink and Tom talk to Ryan Cleckner about various gun laws and his firearms training technology platforms.       Listen to this as well as past episodes, comment, ask questions and subscribe to the show: www.tipstacticstools.com   While in law school, Ryan worked as the manager of Federal government relations for the firearms industry’s trade association, the National Shooting Sports Foundation in Newtown, CT.   Ryan then served as an attorney and as a Vice President over compliance and security for the largest firearms manufacturer in the country, Remington Outdoor Company (formerly Freedom Group) which is made up of many industry brands such as Remington, Bushmaster, DPMS, AAC, Dakota, Barnes, and many more.   Ryan traveled nearly non-stop which was taxing his time with his family which now included two small children. Knowing his priorities, Ryan moved with his family to Huntsville, AL to help set up a new facility as part of his exit.   Ryan then started teaching Constitutional Law courses at the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH). Although he currently lives in Franklin, TN, he still commutes down to Huntsville to teach because he loves teaching so much.   While teaching at UAH, Ryan wrote a book on long-range shooting from which he donates 25% of the proceeds to military charities. That book far exceeded Ryan’s expectations – it has been the #1 Bestseller on Amazon in its category for over two years and has sold more than 40,000 copies to date.   Because of his success writing and producing other media, Ryan has all but stopped practicing law. This has allowed him to start and run a few different companies including one that focuses on organizational safety.     Tips, Tactics, and Tools for a Safer Tomorrow was born out of several conversations between Brink Fidler and Tom Herring that always revolved around how they focus on properly educating their clients in order to maximize their effectiveness and customer service.    Both companies strive to meet the same end goal and that is to increase the safety and security posture of their clients.    Brink’s company, Defend Systems, specializes in physical security consulting and active shooter mitigation training, while Tom’s company, Herring Technology, focuses on being the best security technology integrator in the industry that can provide a one stop shop for any client’s technology needs.    The focus of this podcast is to educate and empower people. We discuss everything related to safety and security be it at home, work, church, or the mall. We take an in depth look at security technology, ease of use, reliability, and DIY products for homeowners.    Follow Brink: www.defendsystems.com   Follow Tom: www.herringtechnology.com   Tips, Tactics and Tools is Produced and Edited by www.jimmccarthyvoiceovers.com

Gun Talk Nation's Ryan Gresham and Kevin "KJ" Jarnagin talk with Airgun Depot's Abby Casey and Travis Patten talk about the evolution of air guns, hunting with air guns, the benefits of adding an air gun to your collection, and cool air guns, including their fully automatic DPMS. Gun Talk Nation 3.11.20

2020, Lying Dog Faced Pony Soldier, CCW considerations, Croation AK mags, Death of DPMS, Best CCW value?, rescue project gun, 38 Super, Pistol Arm Braces.

Episode 161 of the John1911 Podcast: Chinese medicine, Coronavirus & poaching. Former UK PM bodyguard drops Glock 17. Will AOC challange Schumer?  The Virginia ALL WEAPONS BAN - AWB.  Closed: Bushmaster, DPMS, Stormlake & TAPCO.  Trump's payback.  Danny wants a raise.    Danny, Marky & Freeze John1911.com "Shooting Guns & Having Fun"

  Surprise billing is a nationwide problem and Michigan is not immune. Surprise billing refers to the instance where patients are expecting their insurance company to pick up the entire tab of a medical bill but they instead find a huge bill for the amount 'left over.' The worst instances of this occurring is when the patient unknowingly encounters someone who is 'out of network' with their insurance company. This means there is no established contract between the health professional or hospital and the insurance company. This means the bill is set at 'rack rates' which are almost never what anyone pays but is always set far above what insurance companies pay.   A number of state legislators in Michigan are looking to fix this problem at the state level by doing two important things: They will cap the required billing to 125% of what Medicare bills for the service provided. They will not allow for any professionals to arbitrate or find a resolution with insurance companies. It exempts hospitals from this bill and only involves professionals (MDs, DOs, DDS, DPMs, CRNAs, NPs, PAs, etc.). The result of this law would give the insurance companies the power to set all rates with health professionals in the state since there is no recourse allowed for disputes. Certain services and specialties would be affected more than others as 125% of Medicare is extremely low for professions that rely on commercial carriers to help pay for the losses sustained by government payers. The immediate impact would be a loss of professionals who would just leave the state to where the market price on their value would be anywhere from 20-80% greater. It would then cause massive shortages in certain specialties requiring significant subsidies to find people to provide the care. In short, it would be a disaster. Fortunately, the fix would only require removing the arbitrary limit based on Medicare and allowing independent arbitrators to determine a fair rate between the insurance companies and health professionals. This has been shown to work well in New York. A detailed plan on how to pressure our legislators can be found in the show and the links below. Eric Larson is a practicing anesthesiologist in Grand Rapids, MI and wants to alert people to this bad legislation moving through Michigan. show notes Facebook Group: To get better connected and know what is going on join this group. Recommend to your friends and colleagues as well. Actionable Items Spreadsheet: Want to know what to do? Go to this sheet for a step by step guide on action and appropriate links. Change.org petition: Sign the petition. And SHARE it too! Always Andy's Mom: Home of my wife, Marcy's, podcast for parents grieving or those looking to help them. YouTube for Paradocs: Here you can watch the video of my late son singing his solo on the Paradocs YouTube page. Patreon - Become a show supporter today and visit my Patreon page for extra bonus material. Every dollar raised goes towards the production and promotion of the show.    

This week I'm delighted to welcome the lovely Alison Rood to the podcast. With over 15 years experience of working in digital project management Alison knows only too well some of the issues DPMs struggle with – the ability to be present, work under pressure and managing stress levels to name just a few! I chat to Alison about her experiences in this regard and some tips for applying all 7 skills to help anyone work effectively and productively.Alison's also our Lead Licensed Trainer and delivers powerful workshops to digital project managers to raise awareness of adaptability, empathy, critical thinking, integrity, being optimistic and proactive, resilience - find out more about her work here: https://unimenta.com/team/alison-rood/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

OpenZFS-kmod port available, using blacklistd with NPF as fail2ban replacement, ZFS raidz expansion alpha preview 1, audio VU-meter increases CO2 footprint rant, XSAVE and compat32 kernel work for LLDB, where icons for modern X applications come from, and more. Headlines ZFSonFreeBSD ports renamed OpenZFS (https://www.freshports.org/sysutils/openzfs-kmod) The ZFS on FreeBSD project has renamed the userland and kernel ports from zol and zol-kmod to openzfs and openzfs-kmod The new versions from this week are IOCTL compatible with the command line tools in FreeBSD 12.0, so you can use the old userland with the new kernel module (although obviously not the new features) With the renaming it is easier to specify which kernel module you want to load in /boot/loader.conf: > zfs_load=”YES” or > openzfs_load=”YES” To load traditional or the newer version of ZFS The kmod still requires FreeBSD 12-stable or 13-current because it depends on the newer crypto support in the kernel for the ZFS native encryption feature. Allan is looking at ways to work around this, but it may not be practical. We would like to do an unofficial poll on how people would the userland to co-exist. Add a suffix to the new commands in /usr/local (zfs.new zpool.new or whatever). One idea i’ve had is to move the zfs and zpool commands to /libexec and make /sbin/zfs and /sbin/zpool a switcher script, that will call the base or ports version based on a config file (or just based on if the port is installed) For testing purposes, generally you should be fine as long as you don’t run ‘zpool upgrade’, which will make your pool only importable using the newer ZFS. For extra safety, you can create a ‘zpool checkpoint’, which will allow you to undo any changes that are made to the pool during your testing with the new openzfs tools. Note: the checkpoint will undo EVERYTHING. So don’t save new data you want to keep. Note: Checkpoints disable all freeing operations, to prevent any data from being overwritten so that you can re-import at the checkpoint and undo any operation (including zfs destroy-ing a dataset), so also be careful you don’t run out of space during testing. Please test and provide feedback. How to use blacklistd(8) with NPF as a fail2ban replacement (https://www.unitedbsd.com/d/63-how-to-use-blacklistd8-with-npf-as-a-fail2ban-replacement) About blacklistd(8) blacklistd(8) provides an API that can be used by network daemons to communicate with a packet filter via a daemon to enforce opening and closing ports dynamically based on policy. The interface to the packet filter is in /libexec/blacklistd-helper (this is currently designed for npf) and the configuration file (inspired from inetd.conf) is in etc/blacklistd.conf Now, blacklistd(8) will require bpfjit(4) (Just-In-Time compiler for Berkeley Packet Filter) in order to properly work, in addition to, naturally, npf(7) as frontend and syslogd(8), as a backend to print diagnostic messages. Also remember npf shall rely on the npflog* virtual network interface to provide logging for tcpdump() to use. Unfortunately (dont' ask me why :P) in 8.1 all the required kernel components are still not compiled by default in the GENERIC kernel (though they are in HEAD), and are rather provided as modules. Enabling NPF and blacklistd services would normally result in them being automatically loaded as root, but predictably on securelevel=1 this is not going to happen News Roundup [WIP] raidz expansion, alpha preview 1 (https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/pull/8853) Motivation and Context > This is a alpha-quality preview of RAID-Z expansion. This feature allows disks to be added one at a time to a RAID-Z group, expanding its capacity incrementally. This feature is especially useful for small pools (typically with only one RAID-Z group), where there isn't sufficient hardware to add capacity by adding a whole new RAID-Z group (typically doubling the number of disks). > For additional context as well as a design overview, see my short talk from the 2017 OpenZFS Developer Summit: slides video Rant: running audio VU-meter increases my CO2 footprint (https://medium.com/@MartinCracauer/bug-rant-running-audio-vu-meter-increases-my-co2-footprint-871d5c1bee5a) A couple months ago I noticed that the monitor on my workstation never power off anymore. Screensaver would go on, but DPMs (to do the poweroff) never kicked in. I grovels the output of various tools that display DPMS settings, which as usual in Xorg were useless. Everybody said DPMS is on with a timeout. I even wrote my own C program to use every available Xlib API call and even the xscreensaver library calls. (should make it available) No go, everybody says that DPMs is on, enabled and set on a timeout. Didn’t matter whether I let xscreeensaver do the job or just the X11 server. After a while I noticed that DPMS actually worked between starting my X11 server and starting all my clients. I have a minimal .xinitrc and start the actual session from a script, that is how I could notice. If I used a regular desktop login I wouldn’t have noticed. A server state bug was much more likely than a client bug. + See the article for the rest... XSAVE and compat32 kernel work for LLDB (http://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/xsave_and_compat32_kernel_work) Upstream describes LLDB as a next generation, high-performance debugger. It is built on top of LLVM/Clang toolchain, and features great integration with it. At the moment, it primarily supports debugging C, C++ and ObjC code, and there is interest in extending it to more languages. In February, I have started working on LLDB, as contracted by the NetBSD Foundation. So far I've been working on reenabling continuous integration, squashing bugs, improving NetBSD core file support and lately extending NetBSD's ptrace interface to cover more register types. You can read more about that in my Apr 2019 report. In May, I was primarily continuing the work on new ptrace interface. Besides that, I've found and fixed a bug in ptrace() compat32 code, pushed LLVM buildbot to ‘green’ status and found some upstream LLVM regressions. More below. Some things about where icons for modern X applications come from (https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/unix/ModernXAppIcons) If you have a traditional window manager like fvwm, one of the things it can do is iconify X windows so that they turn into icons on the root window (which would often be called the 'desktop'). Even modern desktop environments that don't iconify programs to the root window (or their desktop) may have per-program icons for running programs in their dock or taskbar. If your window manager or desktop environment can do this, you might reasonably wonder where those icons come from by default. Although I don't know how it was done in the early days of X, the modern standard for this is part of the Extended Window Manager Hints. In EWMH, applications give the window manager a number of possible icons, generally in different sizes, as ARGB bitmaps (instead of, say, SVG format). The window manager or desktop environment can then pick whichever icon size it likes best, taking into account things like the display resolution and so on, and display it however it wants to (in its original size or scaled up or down). How this is communicated in specific is through the only good interprocess communication method that X supplies, namely X properties. In the specific case of icons, the NETWMICON property is what is used, and xprop can display the size information and an ASCII art summary of what each icon looks like. It's also possible to use some additional magic to read out the raw data from _NETWM_ICON in a useful format; see, for example, this Stackoverflow question and its answers. Beastie Bits Recent Security Innovations (http://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20190605110020) Old Unix books + Solaris (https://imgur.com/a/HbSYtQI) Pro-Desktop - A Tiling Desktop Environment (https://bitcannon.net/post/pro-desktop/) The Tar Pipe (https://blog.extracheese.org/2010/05/the-tar-pipe.html) At least one vim trick you might not know (https://www.hillelwayne.com/post/intermediate-vim/) Feedback/Questions Johnny - listener feedback (http://dpaste.com/0ZQCQ8Y#wrap) Brian - Questions (http://dpaste.com/1843RNX#wrap) Mark - ZFS Question (http://dpaste.com/3M83X9G#wrap) Send questions, comments, show ideas/topics, or stories you want mentioned on the show to feedback@bsdnow.tv (mailto:feedback@bsdnow.tv) Your browser does not support the HTML5 video tag.

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  ·         Gunsmith Kink:                 Release Agent Alternatives ·         Guest:                                  Randy Luth of Luth-AR, founder of DPMS ·         Product:                               New Product from Luth-AR HORNADY – ONE SHOT SPRAY CASE LUBE LUTH-AR LLC – AR-15 CHUBBY PISTOL GRIP LUTH-AR LLC – AR-15 MODULAR STOCK ASSY FIXED RIFLE LENGTH CZ USA – CZ P07 3.7IN 9MM … Continue reading "Gunsmith Kinks Episode 002 – Randy Luth"

  ·         Gunsmith Kink:                 Release Agent Alternatives ·         Guest:                                  Randy Luth of Luth-AR, founder of DPMS ·         Product:                               New Product from Luth-AR HORNADY – ONE SHOT SPRAY CASE LUBE LUTH-AR LLC – AR-15 CHUBBY PISTOL GRIP LUTH-AR LLC – AR-15 MODULAR STOCK ASSY FIXED RIFLE LENGTH CZ USA – CZ P07 3.7IN 9MM … Continue reading "Gunsmith Kinks Episode 002 – Randy Luth"

The Nordic Vortex Tri-Gun is a storied match that was started by DPMS and through some political difficulties at their original range turned into a… The post 193: Match Recon – Nordic-Vortex Tri-Gun (2017) first appeared on The 3-Gun Show.

In 2013, about 150 project managers came together in Philadelphia for the inaugural Digital PM Summit. That year, it was all about finding your people, running web projects and keeping clients happy. This year, the Summit agenda runs the full gamut of topics and speakers: Agile, IoT products, PM self-care, what's next in our careers and more. Brett Harned, Founder of the Digital PM Summit, joins us to talk about the evolution and growth of the community as well as subsequent shifts in programming. As the community swells with more DPMs from in-house teams, nonprofits, higher ed, traditional backgrounds, etc., there is more we can all learn together. Tune in to hear about the 2018 Digital PM Summit in Memphis, and how the community can lift itself up by doing better.

Has project management reached a tipping point? Rachel Gertz, Partner and Digital PM Trainer at Louder Than Ten, believes so. In the not-so-distant past, project managers didn't have much say in how their companies were run. They shuffled folders, organized to-dos and made small talk with clients. Today, companies recognize DPMs as the front lines of business, secondary business developers, early-stage strategists and more, well worth attention—and investment. Rachel joins us to talk about a new class of empowered DPMs and how these resilient leaders are shaping the future of the industry.

Meghan McInerny, the Chief Operating Officer of Clockwork, shares with us the positive impact of puppies to your personal health, the leadership role that is digital pm management, choosing courage over comfort and what it takes to go from good to great as a Digital PM.

Coming to you live (to tape) from the Options Industry Conference, Mark and Brian are back and they have more listener questions to address. This week, they are taking on: Do the remaining specialists/DPMs do a good job of making markets, or are there too few of them? Are there too many strikes? Expirations? Why have the more exotic stratgies become more popular?

Coming to you live (to tape) from the Options Industry Conference, Mark and Brian are back and they have more listener questions to address. This week, they are taking on: Do the remaining specialists/DPMs do a good job of making markets, or are there too few of them? Are there too many strikes? Expirations? Why have the more exotic stratgies become more popular?

I want to share with you what i intend to do with my DPMS oracle 5.56 rifle. I want a YHM 15'' free float key mod rail along with a set screw and staked YHM low pro gas block. I also want to say thank you to Wichita, KS. and all the new listeners out side of America. And then finally we talk about Hillary Clinton. Yeah.. that will not need a description.

In this episode we talk about hunts from last week and yesterday. We have had lots of fun. We used a 50cal black powder, a 30-30 winchester, a DPMS sporticle 308 and a AR-15 223. The 308 we used a 150 grain hornady Interlock The 223 we used a 63 grain Sierra SP Send us your ideas for the next episode or ideas to bar20arms@yahoo.com Shoot us a line at www.facebook.com/bar20arms or tweet @bar20arms SHOW NOTES FOR THE “Another Successful Hunt” @ 00:00 we start the show with all of our contact information @ 00:40-11:50 we start to talk about our deer hunts from the week. My partner talks about our long day of hunting with no harvested deer. My partner tells about the day that he shot his eight point deer with the 30-30. He also talks about a doe that he shot. We also talk about the myth about deer being afraid of other deer blood. The myth is that if you kill a deer, you will not see any other deer around that area for a few days. We talk about how that is impossible because of what we have witnessed. We also discuss how deer are also carnivores. @ 13:15-18:30 we start to talk about our new experimentation of shot placement on deer. We discuss how we have found that the best shot is in the chest at a 45 degree angle. The bullet passes through the heart and out of the opposite side of the deer. This shot takes out both the heart and the lungs. The shot can also be reversed. You can shoot through the lung and out the chest passing through the heart. We also talk about the neck being also a good place for a clean shot. 18:40-26:45 we talk about the deer I shot with a .223 m4 carbine with an EO-Tech optic. I used a 63 grain sierra SP bullet. The deer dropped just like it was shot with a .308. We also talk about a couple of major mistakes that who made during this hunt. One of us wore something that was scaring the deer. The other put something in the woods that also scared the deer. We thought that between these two problems we would not see anything. @ 26:50-28:50 we start to compare the DPMS Sporticle .308 to our AR-15 .223. We also talk about the specific load that was used during both hunts. @ 29:00-33:40 we start talking about how you should prepare for your upcoming hunt. You shouldn’t wait until the opening day of season to hunt. You would start preparing months ahead of time. Make sure that the herd has everything they need water, food and shelter. @33:50-35:30 we talk about food crops for deer. We share what worked for us and what didn’t. @40:00-46:20 we talk about the great benefit to harvesting deer for your family to survive on all year long. There are a huge amount of advantages to harvesting deer for your family. @46:30-48:50 we talk about the current plague on the deer called “BLUE Tongue”. Should they just be called Zombie deer? @51:00-52:15 we talk about preserving the herd. We give you information on doing your part to build your herd. You play a huge part as a hunter or sportsman to help the deer in any way you can. @52:20-56:12 we talk about a new scent method we are trying. This method is natural. We compare this option to commercial options that we have tried. @56:00-END We talk about the buck that my partner shot. The camera didn’t pick up the footage for some reason. There was a huge fog and mist that prevented the camera from catching it. We talk about the hunt for the next day. We also let you know that we will be posting a photo of the buck on the podcast page. We talk about future predator hunts. We will be hunting coyote and bobcat and possibly mountain lion. So we close out with talking about hog hunting and varmint hunting.

In this episode we talk about our new DPMS Sportacle 308 AR-10. We also talk about handloading, deer hunting and much more! watch us shoot it on youtube here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcD3pm2jxvg&list=UUGjUQXfukyV8FU_njf90r8A&index=3&feature=plcp OR Check out our youtube channel here www.youtube.com/bar20arms Check out our facebook page here http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bar20Arms/143528455728991?ref=hl Join the NRA today @ www.nra.org