Podcast appearances and mentions of john mcmillan

"Can't Stay Down" by John Mcmillan, Natalie Leonhardt, and Jessica Langdon (based on the recording by Mission House). Presented by Whitney Wheeler as the prelude to worship at First UMC - Gainesville, FL.

Lawmakers are back in Montgomery as the legislative session resumes. We have the action from the State House on Capitol Journal. Todd welcomes John McMillan, director of the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission to talk about their licensing process moving forward.

This week I"m joined by John McMillan and Nick Chambers of The Deep Wade podcast, that's right, it's a crossover. We cover their starts to fishing, the local adapdations of both steelhead and fisherman, rebuilding runs and an over-reliance on hatcheries, their approaches to fishing and the desire for the Cobra Kai fish, the art of hook setting, snorkeling, classic westerns and so much more.

Chasing Chrome Series - Part 5I have  guided and fished Great Lakes summer steelhead now for almost 36 years. Between my brief hotel career stints on the West Coast and Indiana, I have written and explored more about our Great Lakes Summer Skamania steelhead than perhaps no one else. Looking for answers and the history of Washington State's iconic Washougal River's Skamania strain fish's introduction into Lake Michigan by Indiana, brought me to one of the finest books ever written on those fish: Dry Line Steelhead by Bill McMillan. Join me and my guest John: Bill's  son, as we discuss John's epic steelhead conservation work and fighting for the plight of the most beautiful migratory salmonid fish that swims- Washington State's Washougal steelhead. John is President of the West Coast based Conservation Angler group. We discuss his dad and the fishing legacy of dry line steelheading today- don't miss this one!Do you enjoy the show? Please take a moment to like and leave a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! It will help take our terrestrial bug crazed crusaded even further around the world!!We would love to hear from you. Drop us a line at hallowedwaterspodcast@gmail.comTHANK YOU TO HELSLOOT FOR THE USE OF THEIR SONG FOR OUR THEME MUSIC!!!ONE STEP (feat. Jono McCleery) [Monkey Safari Remix] available on all major streaming platformshttps://helsloot.bandcamp.comhallowedwatersjournal.comhallowedwaterspodcast@gmail.comEdited at Jupiter Sound Studio - www.JupiterSound.studio#chasingchrome #steelheadreams #steelheadfishing #steelheadflytying #atlanticsalmonflies #pacificsalmonflies #alaskaflyfishing #swingthefly #scandifly #speyfishing

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/703 Presented By: FishHound Expeditions, Yellowstone Teton Territory, Drifthook Fly Fishing In today's show, we're gonna be learning more about The Conservation Angler, or TCA as it's often referred to. We'll be speaking with our friend John McMillan, president of TCA and one of his board members noted author and publisher, Tom Pero. These two gentlemen have a long history in fisheries conservation and also happened to be passionate anglers. We're very excited to feature TCA as our conservation partner and our recently announced Wet Fly Swing Skeena Steelhead School promotion. We have a tremendous amount of respect for this organization and the people involved. Let's get into it. Time to get in the bucket… Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/703

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/702  Presented by: Stonefly Nets, Waters West Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors  In this episode, Brian Niska and Jeff Liskay talks about our upcoming Skeena Spey School and what makes the Skeena River a prime location for steelhead fishing. Expect to learn the art of spotting fish upstream, techniques to keep your fly in the "bucket" longer, and discover the best rods and lines suitable for both the West Coast and Great Lakes regions. This episode is packed with essential tips for anyone looking to enhance their steelhead fishing experience, including the top four criteria for finding fish on any steelhead water. Whether you're planning a trip to the majestic Skeena River or simply looking to improve your angling skills, this episode promises to equip you with the knowledge and inspiration you need. Episode Chapters with Brian Niska and Jeff Liskay on the Skeena Spey School 2:46 - Jeff expresses excitement about visiting the Skeena Spey Lodge, emphasizing the value of learning from experienced steelhead guides and the camaraderie among participants. Brian, the owner of the lodge, describes its unique appeal, highlighting the opportunity to catch pristine steelhead in shallow waters. 5:39 - Jeff shares that the biggest steelhead he has seen in the Skeena is close to 30 pounds. Brian explains that while the fishing season runs from mid-July to the end of October, late August to early September is particularly favorable because as water temperatures drop, fish begin to settle in the runs, increasing catch rates. 12:00 - We discuss the differences and similarities between fishing in the Great Lakes and the Skeena River, particularly for steelhead. Jeff emphasizes the importance of understanding how to fish the fly properly, noting that techniques learned in the Great Lakes can be valuable when applied to the Skeena. 14:29 - Jeff asks Brian about his approach to guiding anglers on the lower Skeena River. Brian explains that he doesn't typically have anglers fish one after the other in a step-and-cast manner. Instead, he assigns each angler their own section of the river, focusing on specific features such as diagonal bars or clusters of rocks, which can indicate where fish might choose to linger. 21:44 - We discuss the fluctuations in steelhead fish populations on the West Coast and the Great Lakes. Brian notes that natural variability in fish numbers has always existed, but modern technology and communication amplify awareness of these changes. 26:50 - Brian describes the Skeena, highlighting that within 15 minutes in any direction, one can experience solitude, yet the area is easily accessible due to its modern airport and proximity to town amenities. The lodge is conveniently located near the airport, equipped with Wi-Fi, and benefits from fresh supplies due to its closeness to town. 27:57 - Brian outlines the itinerary for those who are planning to fish the Skeena. He also emphasizes the importance of using a 12 to 13-foot rod with a Skagit or Scandi head, rather than larger rods, to fish effectively. He advises guests to maintain a mindset of optimism and confidence, believing that any suspicious movement in the water could be a fish. 30:59 - I share a memorable experience where I caught a bright coho, initially mistaking it for a steelhead. Brian explains that the catch varies year to year, with some years having more steelhead than coho, and vice versa. He notes that coho are aggressive fish that often hit harder than steelhead, describing them as tough fighters resembling Chinook salmon in build. 33:09 - Jeff provides valuable tips for fishing the Skeena River, emphasizing the importance of using one's eyes as the best tool. His first tip is to let the fly dangle in a foot of water for potential success. His second tip involves working through a run and paying attention to the movement of the fly. 34:57 - We talk about strategies for effectively fishing in challenging water conditions, particularly when dealing with obstructions like rocks. Jeff explains his approach by imagining himself as the fly to better understand fish behavior. He notes that fish often lay in front of or beside rocks, contrary to the common belief that they stay behind them. Jeff describes his technique of slowly moving his weight down to allow the fly materials to undulate and then positioning the rod toward the middle of the river to slow down the swing and keep the fly in place longer. 36:29 - Brian, although experienced, admits he hasn't fished every tributary but shares his insights on different sections of the river, emphasizing the importance of adapting fishing techniques based on the environment. He highlights the contrast between moving fish and those that linger in specific areas, particularly in the Bulkley and Morice rivers. 42:00 - We discuss the nuances of steelhead fishing, emphasizing the use of spoons and fly presentations. Brian advises focusing on changing presentation methods rather than the fly itself, and underscores the importance of patience when a fish strikes, recommending anglers allow the fish to take the fly without interference. 45:02 - We get into the click and pawl vs disc drag reel. Jeff advises against doing nothing, referencing the classic advice from George Cook, and mentions that while click and pawl reels are good for beginners, they can lead to challenges as the fight progresses. He also shares experiences of anglers struggling with these reels during intense fish fights. Brian adds that while some guides prefer click and pawl reels for personal use, they often provide clients with disc drag reels for better control. He personally favors disc drag reels, particularly the Islander TR3, for their strong drag and capacity, especially when dealing with exceptional fish. 48:45 - Jeff provides some insights into the importance of proper reel backing, especially when fishing for steelhead. He emphasizes checking for loops in the backing to prevent accidents and ensuring it's wound tightly. He also prefers using 40-50 pound gel spun backing, as it holds up well during long fights with fish, especially in challenging conditions like across boulders. 50:16 - Jeff provides valuable tips on the fishing gear used in the Great Lakes and how it transitions when fishing in the Skeena region. As a general strategy, Jeff advises having both a light and a heavy rod setup in both regions. This allows for flexibility, accommodating shallow and deep water conditions. 53:38 - Brian elaborates on the rods and lines he uses. He also describes various setups he might have in a boat. He highlights the flexibility of using a boat on the Skeena River, allowing for multiple gear setups, compared to the limitations when hiking along the bank. 1:00:10 - I raise the common challenge of locating fish in unfamiliar waters. Jeff suggests observing the river from an upstream perspective, as it reveals subtle features like flat spots and resting areas that are less obvious when looking downstream. This approach helps anglers identify potential fishing spots, whether on a small river or a larger one like the Skeena. Brian expands on Jeff's idea by emphasizing the importance of location and understanding the river's dynamics. He outlines four key criteria for finding fish: Structure: Look for features like salmon reds, woodydebris, or large rocks. Speed and Depth: Ideal fishing spots often have water around two and a half to three feet deep. Location on the River: Areas near rapids, tributaries, or bends can be promising. Lane of Travel: Anglers should focus on areas where fish are naturally traveling. 1:05:08 - Brian discusses how he manages expectations for guests at his lodge, stressing the challenges of steelhead fishing. He also emphasizes that fishing is more than just catching fish; it's about the knowledge and confidence gained. 1:08:49 - Jeff shares his enthusiasm for the Great Lakes Dude podcast, highlighting the wealth of information and knowledge he gains from engaging with experts like biologists and fishing guides. 1:12:19 - Brian talks about their collaboration with The Conservation Angler (TCA), led by John McMillan. John is both a scientist and a passionate steelhead angler, which uniquely positions him to contribute to conservation efforts. 1:15:06 - We give a shoutout to The Deep Wade podcast, hosted by John McMillan and Nick Chambers. Brian mentions on of his favorite episodes of the said podcast where they interviewed Bill Herzog, aka the Metal God, and one of the best steelhead anglers. 1:15:38 - For those who want to get a chance to win a spot in our Skeena Spey School fly fishing trip and gear giveaway, head on to wetflyswing.com/giveaway. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/702 

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/685 Presented By: Jackson Hole Fly Company In this episode of In the Bucket Podcast, we're sitting down with three passionate fisheries biologists—Bob Hooton, John McMillan, and Brian Morrison—to talk all things steelhead. From the wild rivers of British Columbia to the Great Lakes and Washington's rugged streams, these guys share fascinating stories, hard-won insights, and the challenges of balancing fishing with conservation. We dive into the evolution of catch-and-release fishing, the impact of angling pressure, and what it takes to protect steelhead for future generations. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just curious about these incredible fish, this is a conversation you don't want to miss! Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/685

Meredith escapes Thornton and Scarlett while Ivan puts a plan into motion to intercept them.  Jaffra and the Mercury crew start laying out as plan to follow Hanaka. They must decide on the best location to search. Meanwhile Hanaka and his guard take refuge in one of the general's old bunkers.  Barnes and Sam meet with John McMillan to discuss Kollkoff.  In Baku, Simon's team continues to vet all embassy employees but hit a road block.

John McMillan calls Barnes with startling information that ties into Kate's investigation.  In Cali City Hanaka and his guard discuss how the pirate missions are handled with Zardoz. Does Hanaka have other ideas? Kate and Ivan continue to follow the fish truck hauling suspected drugs through the streets of Miami; while being followed by Thornton and Scarlett. Agent Simon, Slane and Lenora head to a market in Baku that Slane has frequented. Their goal is to find a source for Russian arms being smuggled into the country. Meanwhile on the planet of Cali the Mercury crew arrives at an open bazaar in search of Zardoz, Hanaka and his guard.

Kate and Ivan are following a fish refer that may be loaded with narcotics. They spot a car that Thornton and Scarlett are searching for and call them to join the chase. Gabby and Marko question a bar tender searching for clues on the whereabouts of Zokar. Meanwhile Jaffra, JoMac and Tam search a different bar. Simon's crew ponders the different possibilities of why information is leaking to the Russians. Barnes receives a call from John McMillan and he makes a startling statement.

John McMillan meets with Barnes' crew to talk about how they can work together. The BSS crew updates Jaffra on the status of Zardoz and his ship. Gabby Marko and JoMac depart the Mercury in the shuttle.  They approach Cali City for a landing in the shuttle followed by the Mercury. Kate gets a tip on a possible drug shipment heading for Florida. Meanwhile Thornton and Scarlett meet with Cliff, the airboat operator who picked up McMillan. Simon's crew meet with director Cage then depart for Azerbaijan's capital, Baku where they meet with their contact DeLarge.

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ICYMI: On Midday Mobile Sean Sullivan talked to John McMillan the Executive Director of the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission about the latest news of licenses being voided and what that means to the businesses seeking to deal in the Cannabis world. 

About John McMillan and Shockwave Motors: Founder and CEO of Shockwave Motors, with a demonstrated history of working in the renewables and environment industry. Skilled in Negotiation, Business Planning, Operations Management, Sales, and Market Research. Strong business development professional with a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) focused in Transportation from University of Tennessee. Shockwave Motors is a veteran owned, SAE certified, national and international motorcycle manufacturer. Our all-electric commuter provides unprecedented charging convenience, along with an exhilarating driving experience, in a vehicle that is safe, pollution free, fun to drive, and very affordable. With the help of an international team of experts, we have designed and constructed a "purpose built" electric Autocycle. We started our project with a clean sheet of paper and an open mind. The Defiant EV3 Roadster© is designed from the ground up to capitalize on the efficiencies of an electric car; with an eye on a sporty vintage-modern style, that is straightforward to manufacture. The Defiant EV3 Electric RoadsterTM is a hardtop/convertible seating three people. The battery is strategically located to allow easy access and provides an ultralow center of gravity for superior stability. The Roadster's standard battery has about a 100 mile range and recharges from a standard 120-volt outlet in about 8 hours, providing a daily range of up tp 200 miles all this for less than the average price of a used vehicle.

In this episode , we look back at the high drama of winning a historic primary and unseating a political giant, only to lose in the general election. Then coming back two years later to finally win a seat in the United States House of Representatives. It was a rollercoaster of a ride with enormously consequential side stories that had far reaching importance. For the 1972 race for the 6th District Congressional Seat would open the door for the City of Washington D.C. to finally have some semblance of self governing. For years, John McMillan who chaired the committee that governed the District had prevented any form of self rule , save the schoolboard, from getting out of his committee.  African Americans had decided that the only way to achieve this goal was to unseat McMillan, and they would organize to try it twice, in 1970 when they lost and again in 1972. This time they had a strong candidate and they knew it. John Jenrette was young, talented, and had been a friend to the African American Community for years. We will listen as John Jenrette tells the story of how he got in the race, and why he decided to stay in the race even when he had only a 3% name identification in the district. He would get help from Muhammad Ali, the World Heavyweight Boxing Champion. He would get help from his cousin the State Senator, James Stevens, and the race would be razor thin but John Jenrette would win. Then he would face State Representative Ed Young, a Republican, who would get help from John McMillan and many other disgruntled Democrats. He would also have another ace up his sleave, one of the greatest leaders in American History, Richard Nixon. It would prove to be a mountain to high for John Jenrette to climb and Ed Young would get elected to Congress. But two years later all of that would change.  NOTE: This show features my proudest researching find, the meeting between President Richard Nixon, 6th District Republican nominee Ed Young , and Nixon aid Harry Dent from South Carolina, from the Nixon taping system.  The Realists UncensoredHey future listeners, it's Checkers and MJ here and we are two American men that are...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify AgriFutures On AirThe official podcast channel for AgriFutures Australia. Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Questions or comments at , Randalrgw1@aol.com , https://twitter.com/randal_wallace , and http://www.randalwallace.com/Please Leave us a review at wherever you get your podcastsThanks for listening!!

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/418 Presented By: FishHound Expeditions Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Adam Cutthriel is back on the podcast to take us into one of the great steelhead rivers around the world. We discover how he was able to put together one of the only programs in this part of Alaska, in Kodiak. We find out how and why you might want to book a spot with Adam and the FishHound crew. And we also hear about their recent trip to Honduras with Cam, one of his main Guides.  Every time I get Adam on the show, it's always a good time, good laughs so I'm excited to share this one with you. Here we go.  Show Notes with Adam Cuthriell 02:20 - We did an episode with David Gravette, a professional skateboarder in episode 407. He told us his story of breaking almost every bone in his body from skating. 06:00 - Adam tells us what the trip looks like starting day 1. 07:20 - Adam tells the story of how they we able to set up a lodge in Kodiak with the help of his friend's wife who happens to be the President of the Kodiak Native Corporation. He noted Girdwood Brewing Company which his friend started. They make great beer. 12:00 - Steelhead holds a special place in their hearts. 13:20 - They had a new record set this year of catching 38 steelheads in one day. 16:45 - For the last 2 years, it did not matter which flies you use. Everything worked. 22:40 - Bears are everywhere in Kodiak. 26:30 - Trips are sold out this year but if you want to book ahead of time, you can head over to FishHound.com to check in with Adam and see what they have coming next. 26:59 - The Situk is a phenomenal river. Adam talks about why it's a great fishery. 31:50 - We had Will Donnelly from FishHound Expeditions too in episode 401. 32:20 - They have 10 full-time guides. 34:00 - Adam tells us about their trip to Honduras. 39:45 - John McMillan was here in episode 117.  40:57 - Hobo Spey is Adam's top fly. For rod, he uses 12-foot 7-wt. 42:00 - Adam is going to Bolivia for Golden Dorados in June. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/418

This is Garrison Hardie with your CrossPolitic Daily Newsbrief for Wednesday, February 15th, 2023. Fight Laugh Feast Conference - Ark Encounter This year, our Fight Laugh Feast Conference is at the Ark Encounter in Kentucky on The Politics of Six Day Creation. The politics of six day creation is the difference between a fixed standard of justice and a careening standard of justice, the difference between the corrosive relativism that creates mobs and anarchy and the freedom of objectivity, truth, and due process. The politics of six day creation establishes the authority and sufficiency of God’s Word for all of life: from what is a man or a woman, when does human life begin, and how is human society best organized? Come hear Ken Ham, Pastor Doug Wilson, Dr. Ben Merkle, Dr. Gordon Wilson, me and more, and of course a live CrossPolitic show! Mark your calendars for October 11th-14th, as we fight, laugh, and feast, with beer & psalms, our amazing lineup of speakers, our Rowdy Christian Merch, and a Sabbath Feast to wrap up the occasion. Maybe an infant baptism while we’re at it? https://www.zerohedge.com/political/ohios-apocalyptic-chemical-disaster-rages "Get The Hell Out Of There" - Ohio's Chemical Disaster Rages On While the US government is dispensing millions of dollars in resources to treat balloons as an existential crisis, a small town in Ohio finds itself engulfed in what actually looks like the apocalypse. Perhaps by design, all of the drama surrounding violations of US airspace by Chinese spy initiatives has done well to keep what is becoming one of the worst environmental disasters in recent memory from getting any headlines. The chaos began early last week when a train of more than 100 cars derailed in East Palestine, Ohio near the state’s border with Pennsylvania with roughly 5,000 residents. The accident launched fifty of those hundred freight cars from the tracks. Twenty of the freight cars on the train were carrying hazardous materials, ten of which were derailed. While the accident had no fatalities, of those ten cars, five contained pressurized vinyl chloride, a highly flammable carcinogenic gas. https://youtu.be/DHiXZUgQEwc - Play Video In order to address the volatile scenario around the crash site, the Ohio Emergency Management Agency executed its plan of venting the toxic gas with a controlled burn in order to evade an uncontrolled explosion which presented the risk of catastrophic damage. “Within the last two hours, a drastic temperature change has taken place in a rail car, and there is now the potential of a catastrophic tanker failure which could cause an explosion with the potential of deadly shrapnel traveling up to a mile,” Gov. Mike DeWine warned in statement explaining the decision to take action to avert widespread devastation. However, that operation sent large plumes of smoke containing vinyl chloride, phosgene, hydrogen chloride, and other gases into the air as the flames from the controlled burn raged on for days. Phosgene in particular is a highly toxic gas that can cause vomiting and respiratory trouble. The toxicity of phosgene gas is so potent that it was previously used as a chemical weapon during the First World War. https://twitter.com/i/status/1625155991724605440 - Play Video The hazardous airborne chemicals prompted officials to issue mandatory evacuation and shelter-in-place orders within a one-mile radius of where the train derailed. Those orders forced nearly 2,000 residents of East Palestine out of their homes. Despite the public safety risk in proximity to the crash site, over 500 people within the parameters of the evacuation order refused to leave their homes. However, those orders were lifted on February 8th, allowing residents to return to the area adjacent to the disaster. Dead fish are being pulled from rivers outside East Palestine, Ohio. The trucks doing the work are labeled EnviroScience, an Ohio-based company that provides "time-sensitive solutions to environmental challenges." https://twitter.com/i/status/1625214717945057282 - Play Video Amanda Breshears found her chickens dead ten miles from East Palestine. https://twitter.com/i/status/1625214716443504641 - Play Video Holzer’s concerns were echoed by reports from other residents who described similar conditions near their own properties. One of those residents was Katlyn Schwarzwaelder, the operator of a local dog kennel in nearby Darlington, Pennsylvania. The catastrophe caused her to leave her home despite the fact that it lies more than 10 miles away from the site of the controlled burn. After fleeing to Boardman, Ohio, 15 miles away from the derailment, Schwarzwaelder stated she received multiple reports of dead chickens, fish, and other animals from friends and acquaintances. One affected resident told Schwarzwaelder that they let their 2-year old dog out to use the bathroom only for it never to return. When they embarked upon a search for their missing pet, they found it dead in their yard. Testimony from Holzer, Schwarzwaelder, and others paints a drastically different picture than the official narrative tailored by officials who assured residents that the situation was under control. The poor air quality presents short and long term health risks to the public considering the carcinogenic effects of the chemicals. Carcinogens like vinyl chloride can cause cancer in organs including the liver, according to Kevin Crist, a professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering who also serves as the Director of Ohio University’s Air Quality Center. The magnitude of this story has been seemingly scrubbed from the public view as national media outlets continue to run sensationalist headlines about issues that look innocuous in comparison. It is an instance of history being rewritten in real time, setting a precedent that would allow victims of other widespread devastation to be swept under the rug. However, the scenes of the horror engulfing this small town in America’s heartland may prove to make this disaster impossible to ignore, rightfully putting the spotlight on the shortcomings of state and federal agencies tasked with emergency response management whose continued lack of accountability enables them to fail the American public time and time again. Before I move on, I want to remind everyone, that the federal government isn’t who we should be relying on. All their authority was granted by our creator. It’s our Lord and savior Jesus Christ who our faith must lie upon. So we take our prayer requests about Ohio to our Lord. CrossPolitic Email List: Are you subscribed to our CrossPolitic email list? If you’re not you really should be. 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Again, that’s fightlaughfeast.com. https://www.yahoo.com/now/us-sell-26-million-more-200426064.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9ib25naW5vcmVwb3J0LmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAIRfGaa1QNkAfNxqnKns3HFDpurTPZEMAJQbZHkm9Kd8dvCnqjRS3cHiKD959zLzu9NcskeVkzAiZKU6-n5SA1uQw2mlegpwCbky6OuwDVOwvPMNPu1RNebs3YtTmaKn3QVrOwnVrhWKovrJhtBzNcYaY6q1wDmiRxlbXfOk4Udi US to Sell 26 Million More Barrels From Strategic Oil Reserve The Biden administration plans to sell more crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, fulfilling budget directives mandated years ago that it had sought to stop as oil prices have stabilized. The congressionally mandated sale will amount to 26 million barrels of crude, according to people familiar with the matter. The sale is in accordance with a budget mandate enacted in 2015 for the current fiscal year, said a spokesperson for the Department of Energy. The Energy Department has sought to stop some of the sales required by 2015 legislation so that it can refill the emergency reserve, which currently has about 371 million barrels. After this latest release, the reserve will dip to about 345 million. Biden officials decided last year to tap 180 million barrels from the strategic reserve in an effort to ease supply issues after Russia invaded Ukraine, upending global oil flows and sending crude above $100 a barrel. Some Republicans have criticized the Biden administration for that drawdown, which was the biggest release ever and helped drain the SPR to its lowest level since 1983. Critics admonished the move as a political stunt intended to combat rising gasoline prices ahead of midterm elections. Biden officials have since spoken with energy companies about purchasing oil to refill the SPR when prices approach $70 a barrel. The latest release comes after Russia unveiled plans to curtail production by half-a-million barrels a day next month to retaliate against sanctions. Russia’s move, which was downplayed by the European Union, follows China’s rapid economic reopening with the scrapping of Covid-19 restrictions. The SPR release may give pause to the OPEC+ alliance, which earlier said that global oil markets remain balanced. So how did the market react? The US House last month passed legislation meant to curb the Energy secretary’s ability to use the reserve unless the government increases the amount of federal lands available for gas and oil drilling. Other congressionally required releases — about 140 million barrels slated for fiscal years 2024 through 2027 — were canceled at the Energy Department’s behest after lawmakers in December approved a provision in a giant spending bill. West Texas Intermediate, the US benchmark for crude, fell 1% to trade near $79 a barrel after the announcement of more barrels. https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-suspect-in-michigan-state-university-shooting-found-dead-from-self-inflicted-gunshot-at-least-3-people-killed?utm_campaign=64487 Suspect in Michigan State University shooting found dead from self-inflicted gunshot, at least 3 people killed The suspect in the Michigan State University shooting was found dead off campus late Monday night from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. MSU Police Interim Deputy Chief Chris Rozman said, “There is no longer a threat on campus and the shelter-in-place has been lifted.” Police had earlier described the suspect as a "black male, shorter in stature, red shoes, jean jacket, wearing a baseball cap that is navy with a lighter brim." Rozman said the deceased individual matched the description of the suspect but did not reveal the suspect's identity. During a press conference late Monday night, Rozman said 3 people had been killed and 5 have been hospitalized. The victims, some in critical condition, were transported to Sparrow Hospital. Police responded to reports of an active shooting at Michigan State University in East Lansing Monday night and students were ordered to shelter in place. The incident took place at 8:18 pm inside Berkey Hall the location of MSU's Department of Sociology on the northern boundary of the campus. The shelter-in-place order went out at 8:31 pm telling students to stay inside and barricade themselves. "Run, Hide, Fight. Run means evacuate away from danger if you can do so safely, Hide means to secure-in-place, and Fight means protect yourself if no other option," MSU said in the alert. According to authorities, the suspect walked to the MSU Union, approximately 19 minutes away from the initial shooting site and opened fire. Hundreds of officers from the FBI, ATF, Michigan State Police, and other agencies are still assisting on campus. All campus activities have been canceled for 48 hours and authorities have asked people not to come to the campus on Tuesday. Now that was some heavy subject matter, so let’s go ahead and end with this… this is the fight laugh feast network afterall! https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/feb/14/man-facing-jail-over-theft-of-almost-200000-cadbury-creme-eggs Man facing jail over theft of almost 200,000 Cadbury Creme Eggs A chocolate thief is facing jail after admitting he stole almost 200,000 Cadbury Creme Eggs in a heist worth more than £31,000. Joby Pool, 32, dubbed “the Easter bunny” by police, used a stolen lorry cab to make off with chocolate after breaking into a Telford industrial unit with a metal grinder on Saturday. He is expected to be jailed for about two years next month, after pleading guilty to theft and criminal damage. Opening the facts of the case on Tuesday, prosecutor Owen Beale told Kidderminster magistrates court: “I don’t know if you have seen the news recently – there was a load that was stolen and on the trailer was Cadbury’s products, a large number of Creme Eggs.” He said Pool, a self-employed ground worker, used a tractor unit that had been stolen in the Yorkshire area in October to tow away the trailer full of chocolate, which was then driven away, eventually reaching the northbound M42. Pool was spotted by police and “gave up at junction 11 and walked towards the police with his hands up. He was arrested and the load was recovered”. “This clearly wasn’t spur-of-the-moment offending, if I can put it like that, because he had taken with him a tractor unit and he had to know that the load was there in the first place,” said Beale. Magistrates were told Pool, from West Yorkshire, was previously convicted of theft, handling stolen goods and driving while disqualified in 2019. Beale said: “This is clearly an organised criminal matter. You don’t just happen to learn about a trailer with that kind of value being available.” Defence solicitor John McMillan, told the court that Pool understood a substantial sentence was likely. In a series of tweets on Monday, West Mercia police described the incident as an “eggs-travagent theft” of a “chocolate collection box”. “Shortly after the theft a vehicle, presumably purporting to be the Easter bunny, was stopped northbound on the M42 and a man was arrested on suspicion of theft,” they said. Pool will be sentenced at Shrewsbury crown court on 14 March.

This is Garrison Hardie with your CrossPolitic Daily Newsbrief for Wednesday, February 15th, 2023. Fight Laugh Feast Conference - Ark Encounter This year, our Fight Laugh Feast Conference is at the Ark Encounter in Kentucky on The Politics of Six Day Creation. The politics of six day creation is the difference between a fixed standard of justice and a careening standard of justice, the difference between the corrosive relativism that creates mobs and anarchy and the freedom of objectivity, truth, and due process. The politics of six day creation establishes the authority and sufficiency of God’s Word for all of life: from what is a man or a woman, when does human life begin, and how is human society best organized? Come hear Ken Ham, Pastor Doug Wilson, Dr. Ben Merkle, Dr. Gordon Wilson, me and more, and of course a live CrossPolitic show! Mark your calendars for October 11th-14th, as we fight, laugh, and feast, with beer & psalms, our amazing lineup of speakers, our Rowdy Christian Merch, and a Sabbath Feast to wrap up the occasion. Maybe an infant baptism while we’re at it? https://www.zerohedge.com/political/ohios-apocalyptic-chemical-disaster-rages "Get The Hell Out Of There" - Ohio's Chemical Disaster Rages On While the US government is dispensing millions of dollars in resources to treat balloons as an existential crisis, a small town in Ohio finds itself engulfed in what actually looks like the apocalypse. Perhaps by design, all of the drama surrounding violations of US airspace by Chinese spy initiatives has done well to keep what is becoming one of the worst environmental disasters in recent memory from getting any headlines. The chaos began early last week when a train of more than 100 cars derailed in East Palestine, Ohio near the state’s border with Pennsylvania with roughly 5,000 residents. The accident launched fifty of those hundred freight cars from the tracks. Twenty of the freight cars on the train were carrying hazardous materials, ten of which were derailed. While the accident had no fatalities, of those ten cars, five contained pressurized vinyl chloride, a highly flammable carcinogenic gas. https://youtu.be/DHiXZUgQEwc - Play Video In order to address the volatile scenario around the crash site, the Ohio Emergency Management Agency executed its plan of venting the toxic gas with a controlled burn in order to evade an uncontrolled explosion which presented the risk of catastrophic damage. “Within the last two hours, a drastic temperature change has taken place in a rail car, and there is now the potential of a catastrophic tanker failure which could cause an explosion with the potential of deadly shrapnel traveling up to a mile,” Gov. Mike DeWine warned in statement explaining the decision to take action to avert widespread devastation. However, that operation sent large plumes of smoke containing vinyl chloride, phosgene, hydrogen chloride, and other gases into the air as the flames from the controlled burn raged on for days. Phosgene in particular is a highly toxic gas that can cause vomiting and respiratory trouble. The toxicity of phosgene gas is so potent that it was previously used as a chemical weapon during the First World War. https://twitter.com/i/status/1625155991724605440 - Play Video The hazardous airborne chemicals prompted officials to issue mandatory evacuation and shelter-in-place orders within a one-mile radius of where the train derailed. Those orders forced nearly 2,000 residents of East Palestine out of their homes. Despite the public safety risk in proximity to the crash site, over 500 people within the parameters of the evacuation order refused to leave their homes. However, those orders were lifted on February 8th, allowing residents to return to the area adjacent to the disaster. Dead fish are being pulled from rivers outside East Palestine, Ohio. The trucks doing the work are labeled EnviroScience, an Ohio-based company that provides "time-sensitive solutions to environmental challenges." https://twitter.com/i/status/1625214717945057282 - Play Video Amanda Breshears found her chickens dead ten miles from East Palestine. https://twitter.com/i/status/1625214716443504641 - Play Video Holzer’s concerns were echoed by reports from other residents who described similar conditions near their own properties. One of those residents was Katlyn Schwarzwaelder, the operator of a local dog kennel in nearby Darlington, Pennsylvania. The catastrophe caused her to leave her home despite the fact that it lies more than 10 miles away from the site of the controlled burn. After fleeing to Boardman, Ohio, 15 miles away from the derailment, Schwarzwaelder stated she received multiple reports of dead chickens, fish, and other animals from friends and acquaintances. One affected resident told Schwarzwaelder that they let their 2-year old dog out to use the bathroom only for it never to return. When they embarked upon a search for their missing pet, they found it dead in their yard. Testimony from Holzer, Schwarzwaelder, and others paints a drastically different picture than the official narrative tailored by officials who assured residents that the situation was under control. The poor air quality presents short and long term health risks to the public considering the carcinogenic effects of the chemicals. Carcinogens like vinyl chloride can cause cancer in organs including the liver, according to Kevin Crist, a professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering who also serves as the Director of Ohio University’s Air Quality Center. The magnitude of this story has been seemingly scrubbed from the public view as national media outlets continue to run sensationalist headlines about issues that look innocuous in comparison. It is an instance of history being rewritten in real time, setting a precedent that would allow victims of other widespread devastation to be swept under the rug. However, the scenes of the horror engulfing this small town in America’s heartland may prove to make this disaster impossible to ignore, rightfully putting the spotlight on the shortcomings of state and federal agencies tasked with emergency response management whose continued lack of accountability enables them to fail the American public time and time again. Before I move on, I want to remind everyone, that the federal government isn’t who we should be relying on. All their authority was granted by our creator. It’s our Lord and savior Jesus Christ who our faith must lie upon. So we take our prayer requests about Ohio to our Lord. CrossPolitic Email List: Are you subscribed to our CrossPolitic email list? If you’re not you really should be. 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Again, that’s fightlaughfeast.com. https://www.yahoo.com/now/us-sell-26-million-more-200426064.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9ib25naW5vcmVwb3J0LmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAIRfGaa1QNkAfNxqnKns3HFDpurTPZEMAJQbZHkm9Kd8dvCnqjRS3cHiKD959zLzu9NcskeVkzAiZKU6-n5SA1uQw2mlegpwCbky6OuwDVOwvPMNPu1RNebs3YtTmaKn3QVrOwnVrhWKovrJhtBzNcYaY6q1wDmiRxlbXfOk4Udi US to Sell 26 Million More Barrels From Strategic Oil Reserve The Biden administration plans to sell more crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, fulfilling budget directives mandated years ago that it had sought to stop as oil prices have stabilized. The congressionally mandated sale will amount to 26 million barrels of crude, according to people familiar with the matter. The sale is in accordance with a budget mandate enacted in 2015 for the current fiscal year, said a spokesperson for the Department of Energy. The Energy Department has sought to stop some of the sales required by 2015 legislation so that it can refill the emergency reserve, which currently has about 371 million barrels. After this latest release, the reserve will dip to about 345 million. Biden officials decided last year to tap 180 million barrels from the strategic reserve in an effort to ease supply issues after Russia invaded Ukraine, upending global oil flows and sending crude above $100 a barrel. Some Republicans have criticized the Biden administration for that drawdown, which was the biggest release ever and helped drain the SPR to its lowest level since 1983. Critics admonished the move as a political stunt intended to combat rising gasoline prices ahead of midterm elections. Biden officials have since spoken with energy companies about purchasing oil to refill the SPR when prices approach $70 a barrel. The latest release comes after Russia unveiled plans to curtail production by half-a-million barrels a day next month to retaliate against sanctions. Russia’s move, which was downplayed by the European Union, follows China’s rapid economic reopening with the scrapping of Covid-19 restrictions. The SPR release may give pause to the OPEC+ alliance, which earlier said that global oil markets remain balanced. So how did the market react? The US House last month passed legislation meant to curb the Energy secretary’s ability to use the reserve unless the government increases the amount of federal lands available for gas and oil drilling. Other congressionally required releases — about 140 million barrels slated for fiscal years 2024 through 2027 — were canceled at the Energy Department’s behest after lawmakers in December approved a provision in a giant spending bill. West Texas Intermediate, the US benchmark for crude, fell 1% to trade near $79 a barrel after the announcement of more barrels. https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-suspect-in-michigan-state-university-shooting-found-dead-from-self-inflicted-gunshot-at-least-3-people-killed?utm_campaign=64487 Suspect in Michigan State University shooting found dead from self-inflicted gunshot, at least 3 people killed The suspect in the Michigan State University shooting was found dead off campus late Monday night from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. MSU Police Interim Deputy Chief Chris Rozman said, “There is no longer a threat on campus and the shelter-in-place has been lifted.” Police had earlier described the suspect as a "black male, shorter in stature, red shoes, jean jacket, wearing a baseball cap that is navy with a lighter brim." Rozman said the deceased individual matched the description of the suspect but did not reveal the suspect's identity. During a press conference late Monday night, Rozman said 3 people had been killed and 5 have been hospitalized. The victims, some in critical condition, were transported to Sparrow Hospital. Police responded to reports of an active shooting at Michigan State University in East Lansing Monday night and students were ordered to shelter in place. The incident took place at 8:18 pm inside Berkey Hall the location of MSU's Department of Sociology on the northern boundary of the campus. The shelter-in-place order went out at 8:31 pm telling students to stay inside and barricade themselves. "Run, Hide, Fight. Run means evacuate away from danger if you can do so safely, Hide means to secure-in-place, and Fight means protect yourself if no other option," MSU said in the alert. According to authorities, the suspect walked to the MSU Union, approximately 19 minutes away from the initial shooting site and opened fire. Hundreds of officers from the FBI, ATF, Michigan State Police, and other agencies are still assisting on campus. All campus activities have been canceled for 48 hours and authorities have asked people not to come to the campus on Tuesday. Now that was some heavy subject matter, so let’s go ahead and end with this… this is the fight laugh feast network afterall! https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/feb/14/man-facing-jail-over-theft-of-almost-200000-cadbury-creme-eggs Man facing jail over theft of almost 200,000 Cadbury Creme Eggs A chocolate thief is facing jail after admitting he stole almost 200,000 Cadbury Creme Eggs in a heist worth more than £31,000. Joby Pool, 32, dubbed “the Easter bunny” by police, used a stolen lorry cab to make off with chocolate after breaking into a Telford industrial unit with a metal grinder on Saturday. He is expected to be jailed for about two years next month, after pleading guilty to theft and criminal damage. Opening the facts of the case on Tuesday, prosecutor Owen Beale told Kidderminster magistrates court: “I don’t know if you have seen the news recently – there was a load that was stolen and on the trailer was Cadbury’s products, a large number of Creme Eggs.” He said Pool, a self-employed ground worker, used a tractor unit that had been stolen in the Yorkshire area in October to tow away the trailer full of chocolate, which was then driven away, eventually reaching the northbound M42. Pool was spotted by police and “gave up at junction 11 and walked towards the police with his hands up. He was arrested and the load was recovered”. “This clearly wasn’t spur-of-the-moment offending, if I can put it like that, because he had taken with him a tractor unit and he had to know that the load was there in the first place,” said Beale. Magistrates were told Pool, from West Yorkshire, was previously convicted of theft, handling stolen goods and driving while disqualified in 2019. Beale said: “This is clearly an organised criminal matter. You don’t just happen to learn about a trailer with that kind of value being available.” Defence solicitor John McMillan, told the court that Pool understood a substantial sentence was likely. In a series of tweets on Monday, West Mercia police described the incident as an “eggs-travagent theft” of a “chocolate collection box”. “Shortly after the theft a vehicle, presumably purporting to be the Easter bunny, was stopped northbound on the M42 and a man was arrested on suspicion of theft,” they said. Pool will be sentenced at Shrewsbury crown court on 14 March.

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3D IC designs are complex puzzles that engineers have to solve to achieve high performance and reliability. While vertical stacking gives more design options, it also increases the possible number of defective arrangements. There is no one-design-fits-all in 3D IC; engineers must understand their needs and create designs that meet them. Today, John McMillan interviews John Ferguson, Product Management Director of Calibre DRC Technologies at Siemens Digital EDA. He'll help us understand the complexity of 3D IC designs and how it impacts their reliability. In this episode, you'll learn about some of the guardrails that increase the reliability of 3D IC devices. You'll also hear about some of the common challenges an engineer has to solve while designing such devices. Additionally, you'll get some tips on where to start with 3D IC designs to minimize cost and maximize performance. What You Will Learn in this Episode: Improving the reliability of heterogeneous assemblies (01:36) Solving the heat problem in heterogeneous assemblies (07:46) The sources of mechanical stress in 3D IC assemblies and how to address them (14:44) Where to start when designing 3D IC devices (22:07) Connect with John Ferguson:  LinkedIn Connect with John McMillan:  LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Originally Released Jul 09, 2021 This week I am delighted to have biologist John McMillan back as my guest [46:00]. John gives us a detailed view on the affect of water temperature on a trout's metabolism, particularly at the upper end of their safe range. In this summer of low flows and high water temperatures nearly everywhere in North America, it's a critical topic. And as usual, John puts his critical eye on how we, as anglers, can mitigate these effects by changing our fishing behavior. John is never without optimism, and I think you'll enjoy his discussion and learn more about trout biology and how we can be more responsible anglers. In the Fly Box this week, we have some great questions and tips from listeners: Why did my guide tell me to use heavier tippets? Why did she suggest this would put less stress on the fish? A suggestion from a listener on getting an old bamboo rod and refurbishing it to bring one back to life. What is the difference between hen and partridge? How do I know where to find trout streams? What size should I tie my ants in? A new way of tying a clinch knot with heaver hooks is suggested by a listener Why, when fishing with a dry dropper, do I only catch browns on the nymph and only cutthroats on the dry? What do you suggest for catching pressured largemouths in summer? A belated Father's Day message Can I use the Euro nymphing method from a drift boat or float tube? Why am I having trouble mending at 30 feet with a dry dropper? When tying a Chubby Chernobyl, how do you get the legs to separate? When you see a large mammal like a beaver or otter in the river, is it time to move on? Why do I catch myself with my fly when casting? Is it OK to dry my waders and boots in the sun? How should I handle my gear for air travel? Why do I keep losing fish when using bead head flies? Does using a frog pattern change the flex of my rod? Why do Scandinavians hold their rods so high when playing a fish?

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ICYMI: On Midday Mobile Sean Sullivan talked to John McMillan the director of the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission about the proposed rules governing the cultivation, processing, testing, transporting, and dispensing of medical cannabis.  How do they issue permits growing?  What will you have to have to buy medical cannabis? What form will it come in?  Listen to their interesting conversation:

A common challenge faced when actualizing new technologies such as 3D IC is the lack of specialized tools to mass assemble them. That's because their designs are normally developed by R&D teams that view commercialization as someone else's task. At the moment, organizations are working to create and perfect the tools need to assemble 3D IC chips. Today, John McMillan interviews John Ferguson, Director of Product Management, Dusan Petranovic, Principal Technologist, and Steve McKinney, Account Technology Manager. They'll help us understand what a 3D IC verification workflow might look like. In this episode, you'll learn about the challenges associated with 3D IC integration and the components required to make it possible. You'll also learn about the upgrades that have to be made to make 3D IC assembly possible. Additionally, you'll hear about parasitic extraction and the tools available to execute it. What You Will Learn In This Episode: Challenges faced in the manufacture of 3D IC chips (02:01) How to ensure that a 3D IC assembly line is aligned (04:18) The challenges of integrating 3D IC (10:55) The tools needed to make 3D IC integration possible (13:56) Connect with Dusan Petranovic:  LinkedIn Connect with Steve McKinney:  LinkedIn Connect with John McMillan:  LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/337 Presented By: FishHound Expeditions, Bearvault, Reyr Gear, Jackson Hole Fly Company Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Today, we focus on surf perch fishing on the Olympic Peninsula beaches with Ed Fuhrken and Kyle McCurdy from Waters West.  We break down their Top 5 Tips for Surf Perch fishing. Find out why you should consider surf perch fishing for your easy days on the water.  We touch a little bit on steelhead - their bread and butter - how they're handling the changes in steelhead numbers which are slowing down lately.   And we also talk about life.. wisdom that leads to more fishing. Surf Perch Show Notes with Ed and Kyle 04:50 - Ed was born and raised in Mexico. He used to fish a lot before but stopped because he felt bad wounding some fish he caught - he later discovered that there are hooks called, barbless, that were safer for the fish. Then he got back to fishing. 06:30 - They describe what Olympic Peninsula is like - mountains and beaches.. surfing, snowboarding, and fishing 08:30 - Dave Steinbaugh founded Waters West - Ed tells us how the fly shop got started 11:30 - Dave was retiring and wanted to sell the shop - Ed had some money saved up after working a few jobs as a software engineer. Ed was a regular customer at Waters West because they had good steelhead fly tying materials. Then he bought the shop from Dave. 13:00 - They catch steelhead during the winter. Salmon, trout, and surfperch in spring. 14:30 - Surfperch can be found on sandy beaches in the steepest part 18:00 - They typically use 5 wt rod with intermediate line, orange clouser minnow for flies or bonefish flies with led eyes. Ed and Kyle break down the fishing tactics. 21:45 - The best time to fish surf perch is 1 or 2 hours after the high tide as the tide is moving out 22:30 - Since last year, Ed started using a steel leader because one day he was catching surfperch and he hooked on a lingcod but it got away - it sliced through his leader. Lingcod feed on surfperch in Spring. 29:06 - For leaders, you could use a straight piece of Maxima - 7 feet to 3x is pretty standard, 10 or 20 pound 29:45 - They have a YouTube video tying a surf perch fly - scroll down to watch the video. Surf perch can take a big fly, shrimp or crab pattern - 2 to 8 33:20 - You can catch 10 to 20 surf perch a day in just a couple of hours. They're good eating fish too. 38:04 - For reels, they usually use a Lamson Guru. We had Nick Torres from Waterworks Lamson at WFS 213 and WFS 304 39:06 - Surf perches give live birth - babies come right out of their mother swimming. They don't lay eggs like salmon or steelhead. They spawn in eelgrass because surf perch moms eat them. 41:25 - Read more about the redtail surf perch life cycle here 41:30 - You can catch some starry flounder near the eelgrass flats too 43:50 - If they could ask Bob Clouser a question, they would want to ask: What do most people do wrong when tying a clouser? 45:40 - Ahrex hooks work awesome on surf perches too - we had Morten Valeur from Ahrex Hooks at WFS 150 49:24 - In most of the rivers in the Olympic Peninsula, there's not a lot of bug life for the fish to feed on, that's why rainbows go out in the ocean 50:25 - Sea-run cutthroat can be found in a more rocky structure beach 56:30 - Ed tells us how he stays positive when dealing with the changes in steelhead numbers 58:30 - John McMillan was on the podcast at WFS 117 where we also covered steelhead in Olympic Peninsula 1:09:30 - Waters West has a line, rod, and reel combo setup specifically for surf perch fishing Surf Perch Conclusion with Ed Fuhrken and Kyle McCurdy So there you go..  Surf perch are not the typical specie that an angler would target but as you heard from Ed and Kyle, they're pretty chill to catch and actually a good eating fish. Who wouldn't want a 10 to 20 average catch in just a couple of hours? I bet every surf perch day is a great day. You're on a sandy beach.. nice weather.. nice beer.. you hear the ocean waves.. you've got fish in the cooler to take home. Would you still complain?  Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/337

This week on Northwestern Outdoors Radio Sena Wheeler with Sena Sea Seafoods will share the excitement of the Copper River salmon opener that just happened a couple of weeks ago in Alaska and tell you why these fish are so prized by people around the world as the finest premium quality salmon you can get on your plate!  Sara DiRienzo with Wyoming Game & Fish has all sorts of trout related news for you, Bob Loomis invites you to participate in the Peter Flohr Memorial Salmon Derby near Wenatchee and we'll re-air an  interview with John McMillan from Trout Unlimited about saving our steelhead that just won an Excellence In Craft Award from the Outdoor Writers Association of America.  http://www.northwesternoutdoors.com    

Christine, a medical professional and part of the group Drug Free Alabama, called to refute some of the information provided by John McMillan about medical marijuana.

John McMillan, Director of the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission joins us to clear up some of the misconceptions about the new legislation making medical marijuana legal in Alabama.

One of the challenges of designing 3D IC chips is getting data from different sources in different formats to work together. You also need a solution that allows you to verify different components such as the interposer, the package, and the die together. Siemens solution allows you to combine data from different sources and handle the verification process collectively. Today, John McMillan interviews Mike Walsh, Technical Applications Engineering Director of the Technical Solutions Sales Team at Siemens Digital EDA. He'll help understand what a 3D IC physical design workflow might look like. In this episode, you'll learn about the challenges associated with 3D IC physical design. You'll also learn about how Siemens solution enables design teams to use data received in different formats. Additionally, you'll learn why it's important to keep verification in mind early on in the design process. What You Will Learn in this Episode: The challenges faced in the 3D IC physical design phase (01:33) The importance of a design solution that can deal with multiple data formats (03:39) How Siemens helps organizations combine data from different sources in different formats (07:55) The different aspects of 3D IC design flow (12:06) Connect with Mike Wash:  LinkedIn Connect with John McMillan:  LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Young Boozer is state treasurer, again, and deservedly so. Boozer was first elected as Alabama's State Treasurer in 2010. He did an excellent job during his first four years and was reelected in 2014 without opposition. Thus, serving eight consecutive years as state treasurer. He could have been elected to a third four-year stint. However, constitutionally he was term limited to two successive terms. John McMillan was elected treasurer in 2018, after serving eight successful years as Agriculture Commissioner. Mr. Boozer was not ready to leave public service, so he agreed to become Assistant Superintendent of Banking with Superintendent Mike...Article Link

For 3D IC to achieve its full potential there is a need to utilize cost-effective front-end design approaches. This is because different microarchitectures will result in different physical sizes, power performance, and cost of production. One of the solutions that have been successfully deployed is the high-level predictive analysis which helps in figuring out optimal architectures for specific cases. In this episode, John McMillan interviews Anthony Mastroianni, the 3D IC Solutions Architect Director at Siemens Digital Industries Software. And, Gordon Allan, Product Manager for Verification IP Solutions at Siemens EDA. They'll help us understand 3D IC front-end aspects and the latest developments in this field. In this episode, you'll learn how predictive analytics can be utilized to make 3D IC design faster and cheaper. You'll also learn what 3D IC front-end design involves and the best way of approaching it. Additionally, you'll hear about what Siemens is doing to contribute towards making the design process more efficient. What You Will Learn in this Episode: The role of predictive analytics in the front-end design of 3D IC (03:03) How 3D IC packaging should be approached (08:35) The design aspects enabled by 3D IC (12:06) What Siemens is doing to help in front-end 3D IC design (14:50) Connect with Gordon Allan:  LinkedIn Connect with Anthony Mastroianni:  LinkedIn Connect with John McMillan:  LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In most cases, it's very expensive to get game-changing technological advancements in electrical components to the market. This is because they also require the advancement of the existing design workflows and tools. This barrier has slowed down and even completely stopped the possible mass production of many revolutionary devices. 3D IC is not exempt from this challenge - that's why several large companies have invested heavily in the development of new package design flows and tools to handle it. In this episode, John McMillan interviews Anthony Mastroianni, the 3D IC Solutions Architect Director at Siemens Digital Industries Software. He has been in the semiconductor industry for over 30 years, primarily in the design of custom integrated circuits. He will help us understand the necessary design flow changes needed to make 3D IC a reality. In this episode, you will learn about the differences between traditional semiconductor packaging and 3D IC packaging. You will also hear about the design workflow required to successfully build 3D IC-based devices. Additionally, you will hear about the new tools that are required to successfully create and test such devices. What You Will Learn in this Episode: The difference between 3D IC and traditional semiconductor packaging (01:37) Why 3D IC requires a change in package design flows (03:28) The workflows envisioned for 3D IC (05:57) The new tools required to handle the new workflows (07:47) The most critical 3D IC workflows (11:13) Connect with Anthony Mastroianni:  LinkedIn Connect with John McMillan:  LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Standardization plays an important role in promoting the mass adoption of new electrical components. For instance, Application-Specific Standard products, known as ASSP components have been broadly adopted by system designers for board-level integration. These devices have standardized models to enable the PCB level, system design ecosystem. Chiplets are an analogous component that can be integrated at the package level. That's why the 3D IC design community will likely advocate for standardized models to be adopted by prospective chiplet vendors. In this episode, John McMillan interviews Anthony Mastroianni, the 3D IC Solutions Architect Director at Siemens Digital Industries Software. He is also a member of the Chiplet Design Exchange, whose charter is to standardize chiplet models and deliverables. He will help us understand the application of 3D IC and the need for standard chiplet models. In this episode, you will find out how the 3D IC technology is being utilized and the impact it is having. We will also discuss what the future holds for this new methodology and the steps that need to be made to drive its adoption. Lastly, you will learn about the progress being made in standardizing chiplet models and the need for defined workflows to facilitate a chiplet ecosystem. What You'll Learn in this Episode: Types of applications and packaging technologies currently deploying 3D IC methodologies (01:37) Where the industry is heading in terms of 3D IC adoption (05:08) The types of chiplets available today (05:51) The role of Chiplet Design Exchange in driving 3D IC adoption (07:37) Connect with Anthony Mastroianni:  LinkedIn Connect with John McMillan:  LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Electronic circuits design has become more complex due to the consumers' need for more features that require more processing capability. To keep up with these demands, new methodologies of designing and connecting chips have been developed. The latest innovation in this area is the three-dimensional integrated circuits (3D IC), which take less space and deliver much higher performance compared to traditional monolithic technologies. In this episode, John McMillan interviews Anthony Mastroianni, the 3D IC Solutions Architect Director at Siemens Digital Industries Software. He has been in the semiconductor industry for over 30 years, primarily in the design of custom integrated circuits. He'll help us understand the 3D IC technology and the impact it's expected to have. In this episode, you'll learn about the current chip standards in the industry and where they fall short. You'll also learn how 3D IC works and how it will help in solving most of the challenges facing today's chips. Additionally, you'll hear about the challenges that come with 3D IC and how some of them are being resolved. What You'll Learn in this Episode: The problem that 3D IC solves (01:49) How 3D IC works and why it gives tremendous performance (06:37) The difference between 3D IC and other technologies (10:22) The challenges in moving to 3D IC (15:56) Connect with Anthony Mastroianni:  LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Former State Treasurer Young Boozer has recently been appointed by Governor Kay Ivey to fulfill the vacant seat created by John McMillan who is now managing the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission. (Hope he stays out of the “gummies.” I know John and I am sure he will.) Boozer is no stranger to the Treasurer's Office. He was elected to the position in 2010 and there is a reason he was unopposed for a second term in 2014. He starts all his speeches by telling people, “Young Boozer, yes, that is my real name.” It has even been featured years ago...Article Link

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This week I am delighted to have biologist John McMillan back as my guest. John gives us a detailed view on the affect of water temperature on a trout's metabolism, particularly at the upper end of their safe range. In this summer of low flows and high water temperatures nearly everywhere in North America, it's a critical topic. And as usual, John puts his critical eye on how we, as anglers, can mitigate these effects by changing our fishing behavior. John is never without optimism, and I think you'll enjoy his discussion and learn more about trout biology and how we can be more responsible anglers. In the Fly Box this week, we have some great questions and tips from listeners: Why did my guide tell me to use heavier tippets? Why did she suggest this would put less stress on the fish? A suggestion from a listener on getting an old bamboo rod and refurbishing it to bring one back to life. What is the difference between hen and partridge? How do I know where to find trout streams? What size should I tie my ants in? A new way of tying a clinch knot with heaver hooks is suggested by a listener Why, when fishing with a dry dropper, do I only catch browns on the nymph and only cutthroats on the dry? What do you suggest for catching pressured largemouths in summer? A belated Father's Day message Can I use the Euro nymphing method from a drift boat or float tube? Why am I having trouble mending at 30 feet with a dry dropper? When tying a Chubby Chernobyl, how do you get the legs to separate? When you see a large mammal like a beaver or otter in the river, is it time to move on? Why do I catch myself with my fly when casting? Is it OK to dry my waders and boots in the sun? How should I handle my gear for air travel? Why do I keep losing fish when using bead head flies? Does using a frog pattern change the flex of my rod? Why do Scandinavians hold their rods so high when playing a fish?

Alabama State Treasurer John McMillan and Anita Kelley Director of Savings Division on the New Alabama ABLE Savings Plan. - Alabama Care is partially supported by ACDD.org. The views expressed are not necessarily the views of this organization.

George Williams, retired U.S. Marine Major, retired Federal DEA agent, former Vice Chairman of the Alabama Republican Party, and world traveler bringing his wealth of information shares his thoughts on politics, returning to the airwaves of FMTalk1065, his guests are John McMillan, Alabama State Treasurer, with whom he covers the billions of dollars coming into the treasury and where it goes, the Board of Retirement Systems of Alabama, and unclaimed property, and then Lateresa Jones talks with George about senate and house seats up for grabs in Florida, Texas, and other states, including the house seat in District 20 she's running for

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/191 Sponsor: Turtlebox Audio: https://wetflyswing.com/turtlebox I sat down with Art Lingren to discuss fly fishing British Columbia with a focus on the people that laid the path for many anglers afterward.  We talk about Art's connection to Roderick Haig Brown, Sid Glasso, Harry Lemire, and other influential anglers and fly tyers. Show Notes with Art Lingren - Haig Brown wrote about the Poison Blue or the grayling.   - The doc sprately was the fly that helped Art catch his first steelhead. - We talked about the Western Angler by Haig Brown - Fly Patterns of British Columbia and the 100th anniversary with Haig Brown was published by Frank Amato. - Famous British Columbia Fly Fishing Waters is another great resource to get the history on fly fishing BC. - Art’s book on Bob Clay out of the Kispiox and Steelhead Influences  - Totem Fly Fishers of BC.  - Dave McNeese was on here. - We talk about the Oral History of fly fishing program out of Western Washington: - Frank Amato was on the podcast here and FTJ was a sponsors - Bruce Kruk was on the podcast here - The Thompson River Journal, The Dean River Journal - The General Practitioner - Art’s friend brought the flies in from GB. - John Gierach was on here - I noted the John McMillan podcast You can find Art on Facebook. Art Lingren's Top British Columbia Fly Fishing Books Irresistible Waters  Thompson River Journal West Coast Steelheader Famous British Columbia Fly Fishing Waters Dean River Journal Contemporary Fly Patterns of British Columbia Kispiox River Journal British Columbia Fly Fishing Conclusion with my Art Lingren Art Lingren shares some of the history of British Columbia fly fishing and tying.  We find out what is first steelhead felt like and what is still left on his bucket lists.  Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/191 Sponsor: Turtlebox Audio: https://wetflyswing.com/turtlebox

The Northwestern Outdoors Radio crew head to Ocean Shores, Washington for some winter fun at the beach!  Diane Solem, the General Manager of the Ocean Shores Convention Center, discusses how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected the local economy and shares some great ideas of what you can do here in the off season.  Larry Phillips, the regional manager for this area from the Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, talks about shellfish, fishing and hunting in this part of Grays Harbor County.  Bob Loomis shares the location of a great trophy Kokanee fishery during an extended Mack's Minute and John McMillan with Trout Unlimited shares how several stakeholders have come together to come up with a plan to save steelhead and steelhead fishing in the greater Puget Sound region.  www.northwesternoutdoors.com   

A recent change in government regulations has made fishing for steelhead from a boat illegal in Washington State. The change is the result of poor steelhead returns and an attempt to find a compromise between the guides, anglers and fish. A substantial amount of guides and anglers are upset about the new law and how it was implemented, so I asked longtime salmon and steelhead guide and spokesperson, Bob Kratzer to sit down with steelhead biologists John McMillan and Bob Hooton to sort through some of the facts and controversy.  We cover a lot of ground in this episode, so be sure to listen until the end and let us know your thoughts on the Anchored Outdoors Facebook and Instagram pages.

This week on Northwestern Outdoors Radio we review the state of the steelhead in the Pacific Northwest, that iconic ocean going rainbow trout that is facing lots of challenges.  John McMillan with Trout Unlimited gives us a state by state steelhead review and discusses some initiatives that may be helping these fish rebound.  Joe Pate with Exposure Shows invites you to attend virtual offerings of his sportsmen's shows this year in Oregon and Northern California.  Pat Doyle with Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks talks about some of great parks in the Treasure State offering history and outdoors recreation.  Tournament angler Ted Beach talks Snake and Columbia River winter walleye fishing and Colton Whitworth with the US Forest Service details some of the issues his agency and others are facing as crowds flock to the mountains for fun in the snow this winter in Washington's Cascades.  http://www.northwesternoutdoors.com  

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/159 Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://ftjangler.com/ So Fly Gear: https://www.soflygear.com/ Richard Harrington, from the River Rambler Podcast, is on the today to share the fly fishing story of Oregon to New York and back again for steelhead. Richard also shares some great tips on steelhead fishing the North Umpqua. We talk about skating flies and the best way to hitch a fly behind the head so it skates up nicely for you.  We get into a little bit of everything including who is the mastermind behind Richard's podcast and which spey rods he loves. Show Notes with Richard Harrington - Frank Moore was on the podcast here in episode 46. - Rick Pope was on the podcast here and we talked about the Flip Pallot episode with the $40k in cash story. - The Go Fund Me site for Frank Moore due to loosing his house from the fires. Here’s my episode with Frank Moore.  - Here’s the skunk I used to catch the Frank Moore fish on the river. - John McMillan was on the podcast here and talked about the status of steelhead. - The River Why book was amazing and compared to the River Rambler here. - Currents Podcast is produced by Richard's daughter. - I noted the Zoom PodTrac P4 which I will be using and testing very soon.  You can find my review of it on my other podcast here:  The Outdoors Online Marketing Podcast. - Todd Hirano's blog is a great resource for dry flies for steelhead. The Riffle Hitch for skating flies for steelhead - The Blue Heron hooks and Dave McNeese was a guest on the podcast in episode 155 here. - I noted Moonshine Rods and some of the smaller companies that are out there. - The Drake Magazine forum is a good resource. - Burkheimer Rods, Gary Anderson, Meiser Rods are all big players in the Northwest spey game. - Todd Hirano's Wang fly is great for skating steelhead. - George Cook was on the Podcast here in episode 131. - John Larisons book, Dec Hogan's book, Todd Hirano's blog are great resources for dry fly fishing. - Richard C Harrington  is the art side of Richard and where you can find his stuff. You can find Richard at TheRiverRambler.com and the SouthLimaSteelhead Society.com. Resources Noted in the Show Blue Heron hooks John Larison's Steelhead book Videos and/or podcasts Noted in the Show Frank Moore Podcast Video Bomber fishing for Atlantic salmon "You're not going to skate fish if you don't fish skaters." Conclusion with Richard Harrington We hear Richard Harrington’s amazing story of creating a steelhead focused podcast after being “stuck” in New York for 40 years prior to returning to the NW. Richard and I talk about everything in this one from D Day to the Wallows. We also dig into some resources and tips on skating flies for steelhead including some great blogs, books and videos that you'll love.  click the link below to subscribe so you get updated when the next podcast drops. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/159

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/154 Trevor Covich shares his story of how came to be a full time fly fishing guide splitting his time between the Olympic Peninsula and Alaska.  We dig into the story of how the Olympic Peninsula changed into a big swing game and how you can find big fish and quiet waters even as pressure increases.  We find out who Perry was and why the poke is such a key cast to know when fishing tight waters.  Lots of great tips for the OP with a focus on fishing higher water with short rods and unweighted flies. Show Notes with Trevor Covich 05:50 - John Covich is the guy behind Fly Water Travel for Cuba and was a big influence in getting Trevor into fly fishing. 06:50 - Creekside Angling was the local shop that held fly tying classes and is the place where Trevor got started. 14:50 - Trevor talked about the changes with Jerry French coming into the area.  Jerry was on the podcast in episode 139. 17:51 - We noted Bruce Kruk who is the long belly guy in the upper Columbia. 23:50 - Trevor still uses the OPST lines but used the skagit flight in the past.  He likes the OPST commando head with a 12’ 9” rod.  37:45 - We talk about Nick Rowell and the Deschutes.   40:45 - We note the Air Flo FIST which is a great line that sticks to the water and is a great chinook line. 44:00 - The Guide Fly is Trevor’s basic goto pattern. 50:00 - The Dirty Hoh flies from Jerry French. 52:00 - George Cook was on the podcast in episode 131 - Trevor describes how George got the spey rod first into his hands. 54:10 - Charles St. Pierre was known as the doctor and would smooth out your spey cast. 1:01:40 - John McMillan was on the podcast in episode 117 + he has his own podcast here as part of the Barbless network. 1:05:45 - Waters West is the local fly shop in the area. You can find Trevor here trevor_covich on insta or opflyguy@gmail.com Top Ten Steelhead Tips for the OP Get out on the river when river isn’t perfect to separate yourself Change with the change in the traveling lane Use a shorter rod to avoid chopping would with your rod Slow rolling fish are the biters Use the Perry Poke in tight quarters Start short and fish your feet Every eat from a steelhead is different Use unweighted flies with the right tip Fish deeper into the tail out - Fish 10 more after you want to quit Diamond chop - Find the chop, find the cover and find the fish The Two best Spey Line Tips for the Op The 5 and 5 of T11 - These are the mow tips.  These tips are 10 feet long.  This is 5 feet of floating and 5 feet of sinking. 2.5 floating and 7.5 foot sinking section of T14 - This is a good all around tip for the OP. Resources Noted in the Show The Commando head from OPST Air Flo FIST Line Videos and/or podcasts Noted in the Show The Upstream Perry Poke by Trevor  Conclusion with Trevor Covich Trevor Covich is on the podcast to share some tips on fishing the Olympic Penisula for steelhead.  He tells us why you should be fishing the river when it’s high and why some of the biggest fish come then. Trevor describes some great tips on fishing for steelhead with a spey rod during high water events.  We talk about the best two tips to use for steelhead. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/154

This month’s episode has been brewing since the conception of the Anchored podcast in 2014. Over the last six years, we’ve discussed various concerns about the impact of hatchery fish in wild systems. Every time such an episode airs, it stimulates debate between "pro-hatchery" and "anti-hatchery" anglers. So, for years I've been asking hatchery advocates to give me the name of someone they wanted to hear from. The name they gave me was biologist Ian Courter.  I'd arranged to meet with Ian, as well as the Wild Fish Conservancy’s Dr. Nick Gayeski and past Anchored guest and biologist John McMillan earlier this year. Flights were booked and conference rooms scheduled before Covid inevitably pushed this episode back. While we couldn’t get Nick on the call, John and Ian agreed to sit down for the first time to publicly share their viewpoints.  Outline of this Episode  [2:55] What is a hatchery fish? [7:11] Why do people take such an extreme stance on this issue? [26:44] What would Nick Gayeski say about the issue? [28:49] How much money do hatchery fish cost? [33:23] Scientists have done a poor job of studying the different ways that hatcheries are managed [38:44] Lack of differing life histories affects the hatchery fish population [52:03] What about the Montana example? [1:03:02] We need big experiments to collect data [1:10:43] When hatcheries are used for a few years they can jumpstart a fishery [1:22:28] What can be done to solve these problems? If you haven’t already, check out my new website www.anchoredoutdoors.com There you’ll find all of your favourite Anchored guests and free exclusive content that you won’t find anywhere else.

A powerhouse industrial market update with NKF’s John McMillan, Vice Chairman, and Ryan Plummer, Managing Director. John has been an industrial broker in Los Angeles for 29 years and is the leader of the McMillan Team. His extensive background includes assisting clients with acquisitions, dispositions, lease negotiations, tenant relocations, institutional landlord agency representation, and development assignments. Recorded on April 23rd, 2020

This week John McMillan is back!  One of my favorite guest from last season.  We talk about his most resent steelhead season,  Dam removal, hatcheries affect on wild fish, and all kinds of other interesting info.  John has been studying trout and salmon species for many years and has a tremendous amount of knowledge!

We found this week's guest on Facebook after he posted a question about if his mead that was made with steeping grains would classify as a braggot. After doing a Facebook Friends segment on his post, we knew we needed to talk to this guy. John McMillan joins us this week to talk about his amazingly good stout style braggot and more.

John McMillan joins Kevin Van Mondfrans to discuss the main challenges companies face when making the transition to cloud infrastructure and how to address them. The post Design to Operate appeared first on InterVision.

InternCLE Episode 039 Oatey - Nancy Borgiawww.oatey.com/careers Twitter and Instagram is @Oatey_co Email: recruiting@oatey.com Nancy Borgia created the internship program in 2016. They started out with 10 interns and have been adjust the program each year. In this episode we talk about her very well-organized program. With C-level buy-in, from John McMillan, Nancy has managed to create a program that has delivered full time hires and changed professional development in the organization. Oatey is a global manufacturer in the Plumbing industry. The internship is centered in the Cleveland location and the internship is a summer program for 8 weeks. They focus a good deal on hiring engineering students but have other positions as well. Oatey’s internship program is structured, with mentors, orientation, training, professional development, fun outings, networking, team projects, real work, feedback and so much more. A day in the life is hard to describe – but it’s real work – not making copies Next steps, Nancy is looking to create a co-op program as well. Around Town - coming soon - news from the February 20th Internship Summit, where I will be moderating a panel of Career Services professionals.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/123 I had a great chat with Mariusz Wroblewski who is a big name in steelhead conservation, spey casting and two-handed rod development.  Mariusz breaks down the exact rod you need for winter steelhead for large and small rivers.  We cover the details of the right skagit line for the job. We then talk about the triple density line and how to line your spey rod correctly based on the line and sink tip length and weight.  We also jump into what Kamchatku has to offer and how steelhead is so different than the lower 48. Recommended Two Handed Rod for Winter Steelhead: https://wetflyswing.com/echo   Show Notes with Mariusz Wroblewski (Updated Show Notes Links and Time Stamps:  Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/123) Simon Gawesworth and others were hosted on the Penoy River while Mariusz was working there. Mariusz works for the Wild Salmon Center. The Kola Peninsula and the Penoy River was the period of time that helped Mariusz get into conservation. Skeena Wild is a group doing big things for conservation in Canada. John McMillan was on the podcast here and talked about the status of steelhead around the Pacific Rim. Two Russian rivers that Mariusz notes here.  He talks about the diversity of life histories that allows steelhead to thrive imn. Mariusz noted the Airflo FIST line with a 13 foot spey rod as the perfect rod for winter steelhead. We talk about the FIST as a great triple density skagit line but also having a single density line with you like the Airflo G2. The Airflo G2 line is a great single density to use when you need to go a little lighter. T14 and T11 are the must have sinking tips you need for winter steelhead.  You can check out the 10 foot Flo Tips here. Here's the Airflo line chart via Rajeff Sports that helps you choose a line. The RAGE Compact line is a very good line for the Deschutes in the Wind.  I use it on my 6 weight 12' 6" Echo Swing Two Handed Rod. Tom Larimer was on the podcast in episode 11 and had a funny story about the RAGE line. The Fly Shop in Redding puts together all of the trips for Kamchatka Utkholk River and Zhupanova River are two of the main streams that Mauriusz works in out of Russia. Dec Hogan's Modern Spey Casting and the Passion for Steelhead are two of the great resources for steelhead. The Silvenator is the goto winter steelhead fly and the Steelhead Coachman is the goto summer steelhead pattern. You can find Mariusz at the Wild Salmon Center. Resources Noted in the Show Modern Spey Casting with Dec Hogan Airflo Flo Sink Tips for Winter Steelhead Airflo/Echo line Recommendation   Video Noted in the Show The Zhupanova River Video The Silvenator Fly Tying Video   Conclusion with Mariusz Wroblewski This was a challenging interview because Mariusz has so much knowledge with steelhead conservation, Kamchatku, spey casting and rod design.  We dug into all of these topics including the effect of Vladimir Putin on the Steelhead work they are doing. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/123

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/119 I sat down with Chad Alderson and Nick Hanna from the Barbless Podcast.  Barbless is one of the big podcasts in fly fishing space out of Chico California.  We talk about some of their new fishing apps getting closer to launch, some of the big guests they've had on the shows and what's to come this year. Show Sponsors Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://ftjangler.com/ Show Notes with the Barbless Podcast Here is the link to the Barbless episode with Greg Keenan from Fly Fishing Insider. Chad talks about the overland episode and what their show is all about. Chad tells us about their Full Body Fish replica guest they had on the show. One of their products includes a leader formula app that will make things easier for a beginner.  It's at Rigs.barbless.co. My flows is a second app they have coming which will help with the levels in your area. Amp'd Up Build is Chad's software company that is building the apps for their stuff. The Drake article where we talked about the low numbers of steelhead this year. Chad notes the podcast presentation at IFTD where they shared a how to start a podcast presentation. The three new podcast shows that the Barbless brand is putting together including John McMillan's show at Rainforest_steel on Instagram (Barbless OP) and two other podcasts. The 100th episode is noted here and was a landmark episode with Aqua Man. The Devin Olsen episode on the Barbless is their most popular episode so far.  We also had one of our biggest episodes with Devin here. Here's the the Tom Larimer interview where he broke down catching summer steelhead during the day time. You can find Nick and Chad at the Barbless Podcast. Resources Noted in the Show The Leader Formula App Conclusion with Barbless Podcast I had a fun chat with two of my contemporaries, Nick Hanna and Chad Alderson from the Barbless Podcast.  We are doing the same thing in a different way so it was fun to hear the background of how it came to be and where they are going next.  They describe some of the big things they have coming including a new podcast network and a few fishing Apps that should help you have a better experience on the water. And if you’re interested in the right spey rod for steelhead, Click here: (https://wetflyswing.com/echo) to see the Echo Spey Rod that has helped me improve my spey cast and find more steelhead at a super reasonable cost. By the way, this link above is an affiliate link, which means I earn a commission if you do end up purchasing through that link. It’s at no extra cost to you, and please if you have any questions related to this product, please let me know and I’d be happy to answer them for you. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/119

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/117 John McMillan is on the podcast to talk about our northwest steelhead runs, the ups and downs of anadromous fish cycles and why John is optimistic about the current state of steelhead.  John has a talent for clarifying the issues and breaking down where we are at given a long history of human influence in the northwest. There is no question this one will go down as one of the great podcast episodes and one of the first deep dives into some of the conservation topics related to steelhead and salmon.  The North Umpqua, Olympic Peninsula and Deschutes are all covered in this one.  Show Sponsors Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://ftjangler.com/ Echo Fly Fishing: https://wetflyswing.com/echo Show Notes with John McMillan (Updated show notes Time Stamps: https://wetflyswing.com/117) John talks about the highest priority basins that are on TU's list for steelhead and are their gems. We note the reason steelhead disappear in Alaska and note that John was on the Barbless podcast where he went in depth on similar topics. The Wild Steelhead Initiative is John's focus now.  The goal is to identify those best last places for steelhead. We talk about the Big Fundamental, aka Tim Duncan and how this applies to steelhead recovery based on limiting factors.  Run size, how many fishing, caught and how many escaping to spawn. We talk about the Elwha dam removal and the potential removal of the 4 lower Snake River dams.  Here's a time-lapsed video of the Elwha dam removal project. Rainforest_steel is John's Instagram handle where he shares some great underwater pics and summaries of steelhead life histories. We talk about John's new podcast coming out soon.  The guys at Barbless were a big part of helping to get John fired up on this. The Steelhead Caddis and the String Leech are Johns goto flies for Summer and Winter Steelhead respectively. May the Rivers Never Sleep is a book that John wrote with his dad.  We talk about the book a River Never Sleeps by Roderick Haig Brown. Wild Steelhead by Sean Gallager as well as Trey Combs books and Dec Hogan's Passion for Steelhead are all of the most recommended. Dec Hogan was on the podcast here. The Elwha movie is coming out on the summer steelhead returns. We noted the Deschutes Angler Fly Shop and the upcoming fundraising action that John has going with TU. You can reach John at Rainforest_Steel on Instagram. Videos Noted in the Show John Notes this Pulp Fiction Clip The Elwha Dam Removal Project Conclusion with John McMillan John McMillan covered all of the big issues when it comes to steelhead recovery and the current status.  Snake River dams, hatcheries and habitat issues were all talked about today on the podcast.  John has a talent for breaking down the big issues for the rest of u

Welcome back to CEO Secrets! I'm excited about today's episode. Our guest is a master in marketing, Frank Klesitz CEO and Co-Founder of Vyral Marketing. Frank Klesitz started Vyral Marketing with John McMillan, his friend since first grade, in 2009 after successfully implementing their marketing plan for a real estate agent in Omaha, NE. Now, his company has 60 employees and serving hundreds of clients around the world. Let's learn from Frank how he started building up his company and what he sees in the future of Marketing. Top Takeaways: 1. Source of inspiration to learn marketing (26:18) 2. Should a real estate agent be a good marketer or a good salesperson? (28:37) 3. When to hire a marketing head for real estate team(34:09) 4. Where the real estate industry is heading on the next years to come (41:35) Books mentioned: Million Dollar Real Estate Agent, by Gary Keller Episode Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a6e9MINCACVXZFCtu9rpXp-BSx9f1kJVsXjo1aNJ1sA/edit?usp=sharing

Alabama State Treasurer John McMillan explains the duties of his office, and also talks about college savings plans and how Alabama deals with unclaimed property.

This week I have another podcast with John McMillan, as I have to confess I love talking to John about fishy stuff.  His knowledge and enthusiasm and passion are infectious and I think his interviews are always enlightening.  This week we talk about The Colors of Trout—can we tell anything from the coloration of trout about their life history?  Is there a good way to tell a hatchery form a wild fish?  What does it mean when trout carry parr marks into adulthood?  How quickly can trout change their coloration?  And are the spot patterns on trout like fingerprints?  Warning—we come up with more questions than answers and you may as well.   In the Fly Box this week, we have these questions and tips: A way to get a dropper off a surgeon’s knot to stand at 90 degrees to the tippet A suggestion for an all-around rod for bass and Great Lakes steelhead How to carry a sinking line without lugging around a second rod Can I add 4X tippet to a 5X leader? What is the best way to dispose of tippet clippings? What is the difference between Euro, Tightline, Direct Contact, Spanish, Czech, and French Nymphing? Does it make sense to try a mouse fly during the winter? Do trout live in different places in freestone rivers than in tailwaters? Do mayflies live in warm waters? What is the best rod for an 8-year-old kid? What is the best way to thin UV Cure epoxy? If you see nymphs on the bottom, can you predict what adult insect to imitate?

This episode takes you to the Olympic Peninsula (OP) to have a chat with resident fish biologist and steelheader John R. McMillan - known as on Instagram.  John is the Science Director for . He's been (literally) diving in head-first and...

This week on the podcast we have OKC local comedian John McMillan.

In this episode of Anchored I reach out to past guests of the show to ask them your questions! I speak with Amy Hazel, Simon Gawesworth, George Cook, Andy Danylchuk, Scott Baker McGarva, John McMillan and Jerry Darkes about some subjects you wanted to know more about. We discuss what it's like owning a fly shop when fish stocks are declining, fly size, sink tip depth, how to rig a Spey rod, fly fishing for carp and a follow up on the 2016/2017 Keep 'Em Wet study.  

On this episode I give John McMillan a call, and we discuss wild trout and salmon.  John is a Science Director for Trout Unlimited's Wild Steelhead Initiative currently, but has worked as a Fisheries Scientist for trout and Steelhead all up and down the west coast.  He is easily one of the most knowledgeable guest I have had on the show, and really enjoyed this one!!!

In hour two, Duane & Steve Kramer from Kramer Tackle catch up with John McMillan from WDFW to discuss SeaFood Watch and its mission to help consumers make healthy choices.

In the second hour, the guys catch up with John McMillan of Trout Unlimited for the final edition of Steelhead Nation. Then they talk to Austin Moser about the Lake Roosevelt Jamboree coming up!

The long awaited episode 03 has finally arrived, thank you for your patience as we continue to work out some of the technical issues of running a podcast. Hosted by Richard B McLean We continue to learn about the hosts of Please Leave a Message, this week Richard B McLean lets us know what makes him tick. Birthday Greetings for those of you with Birthdays this week from John McMillan. Answering Machine Messages that will only create questions, and provide no answers. The Upside Down - E Love Have a question or comment that you’d like played on the air? Please Leave a Message at (801)-SKETCH1 [(801) 753-8241].

In hour two, the guys officially kick off Steelhead Nation with John McMillan from Travel Unlimited. Then, they catch up with Scott Haugen who gives a tutorial on turkey hunting with a dog.

Dr. John McMillan talks about Suicide Awareness and Suicide Prevention. Become comfortable with suicide awareness and prevention. Covered in the conversation: Suicidal Tendencies | Suicide Notes | Suicide Prevention | Suicide Awareness | Suicide Definition and Language | Why are people committing suicide? | Suicide Rates | Suicide Help | Suicide Letters | Suicide Helpline | Causes of Suicide | Suicide Theory and Suicide Warning Signs plus more. Join this important conversation. Contact Doctor John McMillan at DoctorJohnMcMillan.Weebly.com or visit our website at TheRealTruthAboutYou.com

In hour two the guys catch up with John McMillan from Trout Unlimited and get a Columbia River report from Buzz Ramsey of Yakima Bait Company.

Hour two starts with an update from Duane from the Lake Stevens Fishing Derby. Also, play our Edwin Evers interview and great information from Larry Phillips and John McMillan.

In this episode of Anchored, John and I continue our talk about steelhead behaviour. We discuss fish memory, sensitivity to sound, and their behavious underwater.    Buy John's Book: May a River Never Sleep

John McMillan has devoted his entire life to the protection of the West Coast’s wild steelhead stocks. John has lead multiple conservation projects, and he’s not showing any signs of slowing down any time soon.  In this episode of Anchored, I meet with John at his quiet home in Port Angeles to discuss steelhead biology, the gene pool and a bunch of other questions that I've been eager to ask him. This episode is sponsored by J.M. Reid Bamboo Fly Rods.  Buy John's Book: May the Rivers Never Sleep

Just in time for the Chicago Midwinter meeting (barely), we have the story of John McMillan DTG, and how his fight against mediocrity has propelled excellence wherever he goes.  From big lab to solo to somewhere in between, John has fun stories to share that we can all relate to. And Lance Timmerman shows that he is still an ass....

Where does collaboration with MCAD fit into your PCB design flow? Are you still encountering communication barriers between electrical and mechanical domains? In this episode, John McMillan talks about the evolution of the handoff between MCAD to ECAD and the advances that make collaboration more efficient than ever before. ProSTEP iViP    Whitepaper:Removing the Gap Between ECAD and MCAD Design  Video: Communicate with any MCAD vendor Have questions or topics of interest? Interested in being a guest on the show? Contact us at pcb_techtalk@mentor.com. Subscribe today so you don’t miss any future episodes!

Listen in as podcast host John McMillan and guest David Wiens discuss PCB design industry trends over the years and specifically new trends and challenges showing up in the most recent Technology Leadership Awards design competition submissions. Topics in this episode include: IoT Density Size, time, and cost constraints Speed, performance, and functionality Complexity Clean power Minimizing voltage drop New technology adoption And many more Have questions or topics of interest? Interested in being a guest on the show? Contact us at pcb_techtalk@mentor.com. Subscribe today so you don’t miss any future episodes!

Having a 3D view in PCB design tools is not new. However, 3D capabilities have greatly evolved over the past five years or so. What was once a “nicety” is now vital to the PCB design work environment. Join host John McMillan as he discusses why 3D is becoming (or perhaps already is) the layout environment of choice. What advantages have you noticed with 3D? Links: 5 Key Advantages of 3D PCB Layout Surfing Video (view with mobile device for 360 experience) Try 3D PCB design for free Have questions or topics of interest? Interested in being a guest on the show? Contact us at pcb_techtalk@mentor.com. Subscribe today so you don’t miss any future episodes!

Join host John McMillan and producer Brittany Bach as they discuss listener comments in response to episode three: Are PCB Designers Becoming an Endangered Species? How is it that there are a variety of opinions as to what PCB Design is? PCB design education and training trends Are apprenticeships necessary? Are HR teams lacking understanding when it comes to hiring? What training is foundational for PCB Design? Are companies unwilling to invest enough in training new recruits? Fresh Faces in the Design Community, PCB&F, 2014 PCB Designer Annual Survey How did you learn PCB layout?, EDN Network LinkedIn Group Discussion, Old Timers PCB Designer Group Thanks to all our listeners for making PCB Tech Talk a top featured podcast in the Software How-to New and Noteworthy section on iTunes! Have questions or topics of interest? Interested in being a guest on the show? Contact us at pcb_techtalk@mentor.com.

If you are a residential landlord of either single family of multifamily, this is show you will want to hear. Long-time Florida landlord attorney John McMillan discusses how to stay in line with Fair Housing laws as well as the process of evictions. Do's and Dont's

Our guest this week is John McMillan all the way from Austrailia!!!  He's a thought leader who has achieved top honours in the landscaping world as a thriving creator of some of the world's most magnificent gardens. Combining that experience with John's background and ceaseless exploration of human behaviour, his experience as an entrepreneur and his avid quest for spiritual knowledge gives him a unique and powerful ability to address life issues from an integrated and comprehensive level. John's philosophy, teaching and coaching strategies are based upon decades of the recognition, honour, dignity and uniqueness of all people. John is married to his beloved MandyJane, is father of 3 teenage children and presently resides on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, Australia. http://johnmcmillan.com.au/ www.christopherrausch.com    

[More info, links and social media at gov20radio.com]  The Open Government Partnership is a 60-nation network and growing.  After some two years,  Australia’s Federal Government has just committed to joining the OGP.  We talk with John McMillan, the Australian Government’s Information Commissioner, about what the OGP might mean for a nation well-known for its early adoption of Gov 2.0 and other forms of connected government.

In today's Dairy Digest, John McMillan, a graduate student in Purdue's Agronomy department gives up the lowdown on how forage maturity affects the quality of your forages.

John McMillan, a graduate student at Purdue University, talks about lignin and BMR hybrids.