Podcast appearances and mentions of scott schneider

Wisconsin's livestock market has been topsy turvy with incredible prices for any beef cattle. Curt Larson, President and CEO of the Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association, talks to Jill Welke about the marketing cycle they've witnessed at sale barns. He also projects what he's anticipating for livestock movement and prices going forward in 2025. Sunshine returns to the forecast today, according to Stu Muck. With high egg prices and limited supplies, many people have decided to try and grow their own. That's a great option, but you need to be aware of some of the regulations and laws that are in place to protect other farms and flocks. Stephanie Hoff talks to someone who's lived through a flock depopulation. Scott Schneider is an egg producer out of Lake Mills and he sits on the board of directors for the Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium. He knows firsthand how HPAI can damage a commercial flock. He dealt with it in 2015 when his flock was wiped out. This should motivate livestock owners to register and/or renew their premise ID through the Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium. For one, it's the law. Second, it's to protect livestock owners from disease outbreaks. The first crop progress report of the season was released on Monday. While there's not much to report for Wisconsin farmers, there's ample concern about weather patterns elsewhere. Matthew Bennett, co-founder of AgMarketing.net, says there's a 60% chance that drought could impact national production averages. John Heinberg, market advisor with Total Farm Marketing, joins Pam Jahnke to discuss the latest trends in tariffs and the impact it's having on the marketplace. The U.S. remains the place international buyers are going for corn, while South America's harvest continues. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s time to renew your premise ID. If you have livestock – maybe you’re milking 3,000 cows or maybe you’ve just started a chicken flock in your backyard with three birds. Registering your premise with the Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium is the law. WLIC manages these premise registrations for the state. If there’s an animal disease outbreak, it allows the state to come up with a plan to protect livestock owners. Scott Schneider of Nature Link Farms knows firsthand how detrimental a disease outbreak can be for a commercial flock - he’s dealt with the highly pathogenic avian influenza on his farm. Scott has a cage-free egg-laying operation near Lake Mills. He produces about 20,000 dozens of eggs per day. He says consumers also feel the effect of a disease outbreak, starting with the price of eggs in the grocery store. Register your premise at wiid.org. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For this episode of the DCF Show podcast, DCF Editor in Chief Matt Vincent spoke with Callum Morrison, Account Director of Cologix; and Wayne Lloyd, CEO of Consensus Core. A new collaboration announced in August 20024 between Consensus Core and Cologix launches the first NVIDIA-powered GPU as a Service (GPUaaS) in the Montreal market, making Cologix's MTL10 data center the inaugural hub for high-performance AI workloads in Montreal.  During the interview, we discuss: • What GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) is and why it's so valuable to businesses looking to leverage AI. • Why connectivity and interconnection are critical to support AI applications.  • How Canada's AI initiative is driving growth and adoption of AI. • The two companies' vision for the future of AI-ready data centers in Canada Cologix is the largest data center provider in Montréal with 12 facilities and has a Canadian interconnection ecosystem of 350 networks, 200+ cloud providers, 15 public cloud onramps and three internet exchanges. Cologix, who bills itself as one of the "leading network-neutral interconnection and hyperscale edge data center" companies in North America, announced the collaboration with Consensus Core, an AI cloud service provider, to support the needs of AI technologies at its MTL10 ScalelogixSM data center in Montréal, Canada.  The collaboration enables Consensus Core to launch a new, NVIDIA-powered GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) in the Canadian market and transforms MTL10 into a hub for its high-performance AI workloads. “As a registered member of the NVIDIA Partner Network, Consensus Core will supercharge AI in Canada,” said Consensus Core CEO Lloyd, who is also a company co-founder.  “Implementing AI in data centers with the powerful NVIDIA accelerated computing platform requires a specialized approach. We have selected Cologix to address this need. As a Canadian company, we sought a partner offering colocation services for GPUs for both Canadian and international clients. Cologix's hyperscale and highly interconnected data centers enable us to densify and scale our services to meet customer demands efficiently.” Unlike general cloud services that use general-purpose platforms for a wide range of applications, GPUaaS provides specialized, high-performance computing for specific AI tasks.  This benefits companies that want to start doing AI workloads because instead of buying and maintaining their own physical servers and hardware, they can get access to NVIDIA accelerated computing on a per-hour basis from companies like Consensus Core. This means less downtime waiting for delivery and easy-to-use tools to deliver business results faster. Background In October 2024, Cologix announced capital raises of $1.5 billion USD to fuel its next stage of strategic growth by accelerating expansion of AI-ready data centers across key North American markets. Cologix plans to use the capital to support the ongoing build out of large-scale campuses in its core markets, including Ashburn, Columbus and Montréal, as well as to begin new builds on recently acquired land in Columbus, Des Moines and Vancouver. Upon full build out, all of the operator's planned data center construction can support over 650 critical megawatts (MW) of sellable capacity.   The infusion of capital received strong investor demand, underscoring investor confidence in Cologix's proven business model, growth potential and ability to execute on its strategic initiatives.  The capital raises include a $1.0 billion USD revolving multi-asset development debt facility and an additional $500 million USD in equity from both new and existing investors.  The debt facility is structured to provide Cologix with the flexibility to add new sites over time, offering quick access to capital to fund development projects as needed.  Both the debt and equity raises received strong investor demand and were oversubscribed, underscoring their confidence in Cologix's proven business model, growth potential and ability to execute on its strategic initiatives. "This is a significant milestone for Cologix and demonstrates the continued trust of our investors, both new and existing," said Scott Schneider, CFO of Cologix. "The combination of debt and equity financing provides us with the flexibility and capital to keep pace with the growing demand for digital infrastructure, particularly as AI, hybrid cloud and interconnection requirements expand. This financing ensures we can continue to scale and deliver on our customers' needs in a dynamic market." The $1.5 billion USD in financing announced in October followed the company's successful $1.13 billion USD and $1.07 billion CAD asset-backed securitizations since 2021, as well as a $3.0 billion USD equity recapitalization in 2022, all of which added to positioning Cologix for sustained growth. Deployment NVIDIA's H100 Tensor Core GPU-accelerated clusters will power Consensus Core's GPUaaS operated in Cologix's Montréal data center. NVIDIA H100 extends the NVIDIA A100 Tensor Core GPU's global-to-shared asynchronous transfer capabilities across all address spaces and adds support for tensor memory access patterns. It enables applications to build end-to-end asynchronous pipelines that move data into and off the chip, completely overlapping and hiding data movement with computation. MTL10 is among Cologix's largest network-neutral data centers, offering connectivity via high-count, diverse and scalable fiber with direct access to the Meet-Me-Room (MMR) in Montréal at Cologix's MTL3 facility. The data center also offers strong interconnection capabilities to build and scale businesses with more than 100 unique network providers and low-latency connections to hyperscale cloud providers. MTL10 is a 180,000-square-foot, purpose-built facility that is ISO 27001 certified by Schellman and HIPAA, SOC1, SOC2 and PCI compliant. “We're thrilled to partner with Consensus Core to bring its GPUaaS offering to Canada,” said Sean Maskell, President and General Manager of Cologix Canada, in a press relesae. “Consensus Core's innovative solution fills a critical gap in the market, empowering businesses of all sizes to leverage the immense power of AI and machine learning. At Cologix, we are deeply committed to supporting the growth of the Canadian technology sector, and this collaboration demonstrates our dedication to providing the essential infrastructure and services that businesses need to thrive in today's world.” The companies contend that their new collaboration between Cologix and Consensus Core positions MTL10 as the premier hub for high-performance AI in Canada, providing businesses with the infrastructure and tools required to take advantage of the full potential of AI technologies. Podcast During the podcast, Morrison and Lloyd discuss their companies' collaboration on the new AI service and the transition of Consensus Core from specializing in crypto infrastructure to AI, with a focus on GPU as a Service. Wayne explains how this service allows companies to access AI capabilities by overcoming challenges related to chips, power, and data center capacity. Callum highlights Cologix's partnership with Nvidia to enhance efficiency and scalability.  The conversation emphasizes the growing demand for power in AI deployment stakes and the importance of scaling deployments to achieve successful business outcomes. Specific questions for Callum and Wayne regarding the announced collaboration to empower businesses in Canada to leverage the power of AI and machine learning with NVIDIA-Powered GPU-as-a-Service included: What is GPUaaS and how does it fit into the infrastructure ecosystem? How does the collaboration between Cologix and Consensus Core deliver GPUaaS? What are the benefits for businesses? Do Cologix and Consensus Core have plans to expand their collaboration in Canada and/or other markets?

Howdy bug lovers! Scale insects are simultaneously fascinating and sort of uninteresting. They are notoriously immobile for much of their life, making them the insect of equivalent of couch potatoes. But, with that comes intriguing questions about how they live, thrive, and survive. Today, Mike is flying solo to interview Scott Schneider all about this particular group of true bugs! Tune in!Scott Schneider, scale expert extraordinaire and our interviewee for this episode.  Scott hard at work in the field.Hard scales on the underside of a leaf. Note the hard covering ("test") that covers the insects and the diversity of sizes and life stages.Pine needle scales (Chionaspis pinifoliae) are another kind of hard scale and show some of the diversity in test shape and color between hard scale species.  Soft scale on a Rubus. Note how the waxy covering appears softer than that of hard scales.  Lac scales, from which products like shellac are produced.Xenococcid scale insect that is associated with Acropyga ants.  Acropyga queen holding a xenococcid scale in her mandibles before her nuptial flight. Photo by Jonghyun Park via iNaturalist, used under a CC BY-NC 4.0 license.Acropyga worker moving a xenococcid scale. Photo by Jonghyun Park via iNaturalist, used under a CC BY-NC 4.0 license. All photographs by Scott Schneider and used with permission unless otherwise noted.  Show notesSodano et al. 2024. Scale insect (Hemiptera: Coccomorpha) morphology is transformed under trophobiosis.  Annals of the Entomological Society of America 117(1): 49–63, https://doi.org/10.1093/aesa/saad033Schneider et al. 2018. Molecular phylogenetics of Aspidiotini armored scale insects (Hemiptera: Diaspididae) reveals rampant paraphyly, curious species radiations, and multiple origins of association with Melissotarsus ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 129: 291-303. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ympev.2018.09.003Questions? Comments? Follow the show on Twitter @Arthro_PodshowFollow the hosts on Twitter @bugmanjon, @JodyBugsmeUNL, and @MSkvarla36Get the show through Apple Podcast, Spotify, or your favorite podcatching app!If you can spare a moment, we appreciate when you subscribe to the show on those apps or when you take time to leave a review!Subscribe to our feed on Feedburner!  

Mike Benitez hosts Scott Schneider, CEO of HTX Labs, to discuss the future of learning. Hear about how a small startup pivoted into working with the Air Force and how they've used immersive learning in XR to change the way the Air Force trains aircraft maintainers and pilots. For those who like #military #technology #aviation #airforce #learning #training #XR  #VR ---- Links • Sign up for the Merge's ⁠amazing newsletter⁠! • Support us on ⁠Patreon⁠! • ⁠Mike Benitez LinkedIn • HTX Labs website • HTX Labs email: collaborate@htxlabs.com ---- Follow us on... • ⁠Instagram⁠ • ⁠Facebook⁠ • ⁠X (Twitter)⁠ • ⁠LinkedIn⁠ • ⁠Website⁠ ---- Show Notes (00:53) intro (01:54) HTX Labs origin story (05:22) what is XR (07:10) EMPACT (10:57) VR and Air Force pilot training (13:58) the “aha” moment (16:52) Pilot Training Next    (21:15) Crew chiefs and maintainers (23:23) ATO/cybersecurity (24:59) working with the Pentagon (26:35) the importance of a contract vehicle (33:10) SBIR story (38:45) questions to ask XR/VR vendors (44:13) outro

"Farewell September" Written by Scott Schneider and Tim Aumiller, performed by Brittneyann Accetta, Max Crumm, Dayna Dantzler, Deon'te Goodman and Shanna Sharp. With Murph Aucamp, Katherine Kyu Hyeon Lim, Scott Schneider, Jacob Shipley and Wick Simmons. (C) 2023 Schneider and Aumiller, NO HOPE.

0:00 - BLM Brandon's sit-down with Fox Chicago and know-nothing Scott Schneider…not a single question about public safety 12:19 - The Big Guy has a new vax 30:45 - Trump's trial dates set & his enemies reveal a back up plan 45:46 - Julie Kelly, writing for Real Clear Investigations and her substack Declassified with July Kelly: Judge Who Will Hear Trump's Case Is the Pot Calling the Defendant Incendiary. Get Julie's substack declassified.live and check out her most recent book  January 6: How Democrats Used the Capitol Protest to Launch a War on Terror Against the Political Right 01:02:03 - Lewis M Andrews, president of the Children's Educational Opportunity Foundation, warns of the Fearful Worship of a Climate Idol. Lewis is also the author of  Living Spiritually in the Material World 01:15:53 - President at Wirepoints, Ted Dabrowski, raises questions on Brandon Johnson's ballooning budget. Get Ted's latest wirepoints.org 01:33:06 - Former congressman Will Hurd on why he's running for President - hurdforamerica.com 01:51:02 - Legal Briefs: Penis-squeezing not protected by qualified immunitySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Boundaries" Written by Scott Schneider and Tim Aumiller, performed by Krystina Alabado. (C) 2023 Schneider and Aumiller, NO HOPE.

Instead of a #TherapyThursday we are remembering the life of La Shanda's dear friend, Scott Schneider, who passed away recently. Here is episode 51 of the podcast where La Shanda and Scott discuss living authentically. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelaborsoflove/support

Scott Schneider, CEO and co-founder of HTX Labs discussed how he views the Federal SBIR program as venture capital and how he's taken HTX into the DoD to help train our warfighters! Learn more about Scott and HTX labs at: https://www.htxlabs.com If you want to learn more about how you can start selling to the DoD and other federal agencies visit us at: https://www.dodcontract.com

Are you part of a team? Responsible for a team? Have you ever seen a good team in action? How about a bad one? In this episode, Scott & Trey share how they onboard new staff to make them feel like part of the team. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mobetterbands/message

Welcome to a special five-part podcast series on the New Traliant, sponsored by Traliant. Over this series, we will discuss what is new at the company and key issues that Traliant is helping to lead and define the online training industry in going forward. Over this five part series I will visit with John Arendes, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at the company on what is new at New Traliant and what the Department of Justice (DOJ) has communicated to the compliance community regarding its expectations around online training and communications; Maggie Smith, Vice President of Human Resources at Traliant on the role of DEI in your corporate ESG program; and Scott Schneider, Head of Content Development at Traliant on your Code of Conduct and anti-corruption training. In this concluding Episode 5, I visit with Scott Schneider, VP of Innovation at Traliant, on the evolution anti-bribery/anti-corruption training. Why is bribery and corruption a tricky subject to train on? When is training effective? Assuming the movers are aligned, what makes bribery training effective? The importance of practical advice. Resources Traliant Website Scott Schneider on LinkedI

Welcome to a special five-part podcast series on the New Traliant, sponsored by Traliant. Over this series, we will discuss what is new at the company and key issues that Traliant is helping to lead and define the online training industry going forward. Over this five-part series, I will visit with John Arendes, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at the company, on what is new at New Traliant and what the Department of Justice (DOJ) has communicated to the compliance community regarding its expectations around online training and communications; Maggie Smith, Vice President of Human Resources at Traliant on the role of DEI in your corporate ESG program; and Scott Schneider, Head of Content Development at Traliant on your Code of Conduct and anti-corruption training. In this Episode 4, I visit with Scott Schneider, Head of Content Development at Traliant, on the evolution and importance of the corporate Code of Conduct. Highlights include: Culture is the key driver, and your Code of Conduct is the foundation for a broader discussion of what regulators look for in a compliance program.  How has the Code of Conduct evolved? Your Code of Conduct should be more than simply aspirational, and your Code of Conduct training helps drive home values, ethics & culture. Resources Traliant Website Scott Schneider on LinkedIn

Welcome to a special five-part podcast series on the New Traliant, sponsored by Traliant. Over this series, we will discuss what is new at the company and key issues that Traliant is helping to lead and define the online training industry in going forward. Over this five part series I will visit with John Arendes, CEO at the company on what is new at New Traliant and what the DOJ has communicated to the compliance community regarding its expectations around online training and communications; Maggie Smith, Vice President of Human Resources at Traliant on the role of DEI in your corporate ESG program; and Scott Schneider, Head of Content Development at Traliant on your Code of Conduct and anti-corruption training. In this Episode 3, I visit with Maggie Smith, VP for Human Resources at Traliant and we discuss the intersection of diversity equity inclusion and compliance. Highlights include: DEI is much more than anti-discrimination/anti-harassment How do you bring in inclusion to an organization and why is it so important? It's all about trust to drive a speak-up culture. The role of DEI in ESG. Resources Traliant Website Maggie Smith on LinkedIn

Welcome to a special five-part podcast series on the New Traliant, sponsored by Traliant. Over this series, we will discuss what is new at the company and key issues that Traliant is helping to lead and define the online training industry in going forward. Over this five part series I will visit with John Arendes, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at the company on what is new at New Traliant and what the Department of Justice (DOJ) has communicated to the compliance community regarding its expectations around online training and communications; Maggie Smith, Vice President of Human Resources at Traliant on the role of DEI in your corporate ESG program; and Scott Schneider, Head of Content Development at Traliant on your Code of Conduct and anti-corruption training. In this Episode 2, I visit with John Arendes on DOJ communications around its expectations for training. Highlights include: In DAG Lisa Monaco's October 2021 speech, she said the DOJ would focus on corporate culture as a key indicia of compliance.  The DOJ has made clear that while longer form online training is satisfactory, they expect companies to develop short, direct compliance training for employees. Since the release of the Evaluation of Effective Compliance Programs, the DOJ has mandated, effective and targeted compliance training. Resources Traliant Website John Arendes on LinkedIn

In this episode of the FCPA Compliance Report I visit with Scott Schneider, Head of Content Development at Traliant. Scott has been in the compliance space for over 15 years and is passionate about the building blocks of a best practices compliance program, including Codes of Conduct. This week we take a deep dive into the foundational backbone of every compliance program, the Code of Conduct.  Some of the highlights include: ·      Importance of  Code of Conduct training. ·      Types of Code training. ·      Why have a Code of Conduct? ·      How does a Code of Conduct help establish culture? ·      Key areas the Code should cover? ·      How should a company develop its Code of Conduct? ·      When should a Code be revisited or reassessed? ·      The roles of Codes of Conduct and training down the road into 2025 and beyond?         Resources Scott Schneider on LinkedIn Traliant website Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott Schneider is the president and CEO of HTX Labs, a Houston-based software startup with a team focused on creating virtual reality technology for training a next generation workforce. Scott shares how he pivoted to work closely with the department of defense on providing the military with innovative technology for training purposes. He also explains how HTX Labs has grown alongside of Houston's innovation ecosystem and where extended reality is headed.

Longtime friend Joe Polise drops in from Las Vegas to talk 4.0 Phish and the 2021 Halloween run. He tells the story of how he ended up being #1 in line and front row center on the rail on Halloween night. Presented by Wood & Steel Live Music Co. California's Finest Country & Bluegrass for Weddings & Events. Book your band now at woodandsteel.live Live concert excerpts recorded and transferred by Scott Schneider

John Graff and returning guest Scott Schneider kick off the season by catching up on music, the realities of trial work, stand up comedy, UFC, and maintaining one's own identity in a demanding career.  They also dive deep on why the recent U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, a Taliban Twitter post, an over-reliance on social media, and a recent poll on the American political divide from the University of Virginia Center for Politics matter to higher education. 

In this episode, Scott Schneider and Matt Stone of Black Hall Outfitters and Old Town talk targeting big bass from the kayak, the Connecticut fishing scene, and each gives their top three lures for targeting bass throughout the year. We also talk about our Old Town rigs, how to outfit your kayaks for maximum safety […]

This week on R-Town, Danielle Teal hears from Zoe Cinel with the Rochester Art Center about their upcoming Iraqi American Cultural Celebration. Javier Ortiz tells us how he followed his dreams to become a barber, and we take a walk through 125Live. Scott Schneider tell us all about the upcoming Olmsted County Fair, and Holly Masek from the Rochester Downtown Alliance stops by to talk about all the upcoming events this summer. (MPTA, Legacy, KSMQ, 7-23-21) Connect with us! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KSMQPBS/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ksmqtv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KSMQ #RTown Website: http://ksmq.org/rtown R-Town, the show about Rochester, is brought to you in part by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota, and the members of KSMQ Public Television. Thank you!

How Do You Know If You're Cyber-Secure? A grocer can't open because their cash registers have been locked by Hackers. Allegedly, 92% LinkedIn Users' private account data were stolen. And that's just the last 2 weeks. Is your Company next? On Friday, July 2nd, Hackers launched a ransomware attack affected at least 200 companies. They exploited a security "hole" in the trusted services provider common to those companies. Are you sure your Company has little risk? We talk with leading Cyber-Security expert, Scott Schneider. After staying out of the "limelight" because of the nature of his work, Scott recently began speaking publicly about risks and what needs to be done to manage them. Join us LIVE!, ask questions, and be ready to take notes

Dr. Scott Schneider is a Research Entomologist in the Systematic Entomology Lab at the USDA's Agricultural Research Service in Beltsville, MD, USA. He talks to me about his paper published in the June 24 issue of the ZooKeys in which he and his coauthors describe a four new species of armored scale insects! We discuss how these insects can be legless, their economic importance, the possibility that any of us could have inhaled (!!) one of their larvae, why only males can fly, a species who's nearest relative is found in Africa, how to look at specimens that are 1 mm (or less!) long on microscope slides, and the wise choice to work on a group of organisms that doesn't interest other people! The title of the paper is “Four new species of Aspidiotini (Hemiptera, Diaspididae, Aspidiotinae) from Panama, with a key to Panamanian species.” The paper is currently Open Access and available here: https://zookeys.pensoft.net/article/68409/ To learn more about Dr. Scott Schneider, visit his website or his Research Gate site: https://www.ars.usda.gov/people-locations/person?person-id=52126 https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Scott-Schneider Be sure to follow New Species on Twitter (@PodcastSpecies), like the podcast page on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/NewSpeciesPodcast), and music in this podcast is "No More (Instrumental)," by HaTom (https://fanlink.to/HaTom). If you would like to support this podcast: https://www.patreon.com/NewSpeciesPodcast

"What It Feels Like When I Am Touched By Your Heart" Written by Scott Schneider and Tim Aumiller, performed by Brittneyann Accetta. (C) 2021 Schneider and Aumiller, NO HOPE.

Scott talks about playing baseball at PA and FCHS to VCU and NSU to professional baseball and then getting into coaching after his playing days were over

Scott Schneider's Book "Diamond in the Rough" portrays a fictional character Taylor Green who had it all, but the past caught up with him and his life took a downward spiral. Scott shares his own life, not much different than the book and tells us the story of his mom who took her own life when he was 18 and that pain turned into anger & alcohol, a testimony that only Jesus, when called upon can save you from and transform you into a life lived for Him. You Tube Video: https://youtu.be/tTqjtvJRhGs You Tube Video: https://youtu.be/tTqjtvJRhGs To order the book go to the website: https://www.wscottschneiderdiamondintherough.com or Amazon.com #thecallwithnancysabato #Jesusgavemethegame #Jesus #ScottSchneider For more stories of faith:http://thecallwithnancysabato.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nancy-sabato/message

It's the 110th week of Saturday Story Circle! Happy birthday! This week Austin and Scott Mosher bring us Red Panda #110, Dr. Floyd #7T1, and Wordtastic #12 from Scott Schneider. Subscribe today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the 110th week of Saturday Story Circle! Happy birthday! This week Austin and Scott Mosher bring us Red Panda #110, Dr. Floyd #7T1, and Wordtastic #12 from Scott Schneider. Subscribe today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Heart On My Sleeve" Written by Scott Schneider and Tim Aumiller, performed by Brandy Burre at her home in Beacon, NY. (C) 2021 Schneider and Aumiller, NO HOPE.

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On this episode, La Shanda and her guest, Scott Schneider, discuss helping people find their true self, some of the science behind attachment, and the importance of living life authentically. For More Info on Scott Schneider Facebook: Scott Schneider LinkedIn: Scott Schneider For more information about Labors of Love Facebook: Labors of Love Counseling and Consulting Twitter: @LaborsofLove513 Instagram: @LaborsofLove513 @the_lol_pod YouTube: Labors of Love Counseling and Consulting LLC --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelaborsoflove/support

There is no doubt that politics affects education. With a new administration likely to take office in January, what are the changes we can expect to see in Title IX space under Joe Biden's presidency? In this episode, Jody Shipper, Title IX consultant and Managing Director at Grand River Solutions, Scott Schneider, litigator and lawyer at Husch Blackwell, and Joe Storch, in-house counsel at SUNY, share their unique perspectives on the implications of the election on Title IX. We kick off with a recap of the developments that have happened in the last 90 days under the Trump administration, including the controversial diversity executive order. As we know, this has been a busy summer in the Title IX space. While everyone has been working furiously to get their ducks in a row, many of us can't help but wonder if the hard work will go to waste should the regulations fall away. Jody, Scott and Joe all share their view on this issue.  The conversation also covers the circuit courts' handling of Title IX issues and the lack of uniformity as well as the single investigator model. We wrap up with a look at 2021, where we hear how we can prepare for the upcoming year. It was a great conversation, so be sure to tune in today!   Key Points From This Episode: Implications of the developments in the Title IX space over the past 90 days under the Trump administration. Why Jody recommends taking the Clery Act training with Joe. What Scott predicts will happen under the Biden administration with the diversity executive order. The work that Barack Obama did around the Office for Civil Rights with respect to Title IX. Why Jody believes that even if the regulations fall away, the work put in is not for nothing. Some of the important takeaways from working on the regulations over the summer. Joe's regrets over the time spent focusing on compliance rather than issues like student mental health this summer. What stands out to Scott about the regulations and important conversations that have resulted. Why Joe finds it interesting that Doe v. Baum has not been adopted uniformly across the circuit courts. Positive changes in the evidence review processes that have come with the regulations. The inconsistent application of the constitutional due process at private schools across different issues. Jody's argument for – in specific cases only – the single investigator model. The important distinction some courts have made between reliability and credibility cases. Why Joe feels the outrage at the single investigator model is somewhat unfounded. Scott's take on what might happen in the compliance and enforcement space under Joe Biden. Finals words from the guests on preparing for 2021.   Tweetables: “From a compliance standpoint, it wouldn't surprise me if there was more activity around Clery enforcement than probably any other administration.” — @EdLawDude [0:09:04] “Reviewing your policies shouldn't be something that only happens when there's a change in the presidential administration or new regulatory framework. It needs to happen more often.” — @JodyShipper [0:12:10] “We've all talked about how sad we've become that this issue that we all care about and have devoted our careers to has become part of a political atmosphere. Red Title IX; Blue Title IX. I think we all yearn for a day when it returns to doing the right thing under civil rights law and the law and regulations.” — @JosephStorchNY [0:15:15] “Everyone should be doing in January what they were doing in October, November, and December, in other words, right now, and the same thing for February, March, and April, unless and until there is something new that comes out that changes the approach.” — @JodyShipper [0:37:48] “I am a little worried that sometimes our Title IX coordinators are focusing way too much attention on some small details and maybe missing bigger narratives.” — @EdLawDude [0:40:39] “Our best response will never be as good as a prevented violation.” — @JosephStorchNY [0:42:52]   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Joe Storch Joe Storch on Twitter SUNY Jody Shipper Jody Shipper on Twitter Grand River Solutions Scott Schneider Scott Schneider on Twitter Husch Blackwell John Graff on Twitter Higher Ground Podcast Joe Biden Kamala Harris The Handbook for Campus Safety and Security Barack Obama Office for Civil Rights Doe v. Baum Courtney Bullard on Twitter  ICS Lawyer SUNY

On this episode, Scott Schneider LPC, walks us through one of our defining characteristics as human beings, the neurobiology of human attachment and how to better understand the way our brains work in relationships.For more on Scott Schneider go to https://www.counselingalliance.com/scott-schneider-lpc-csat-cConsider becoming a supporter of GraceStory Ministries with a donation. Whether it's a one time gift or you want to join others in the GraceStory Community with a reoccurring donation, you can get started by going to www.gracestoryministries.com and clicking on the donate button.GraceStory Instagram accounts to follow:@my_grace_story @gracestoryministries @gracestorypodcast 

COVID-19, social and political tension, Department of Education Investigations, and a little more on Jerry Falwell. John Graff, Scott Schneider, and special guest Josh Nolan of Bricker & Eckler LLP break down recent news about Department of Education investigations into campus free speech, an Executive Order about diversity trainings of federal contractors, and a Department of Justice lawsuit about admissions practices.  We also chat about the overwhelming flood of issues student affairs professionals have to confront in today's world, and our great respect for those professionals and the mission they serve.  And because we are about higher ed legal issues AND  rock and roll, we acknowledge the recent passing of the legendary Eddie Van Halen.3 Universities Face U.S. Inquiries Into Free Speech Controversies: (Chronicle of Higher Education, October 1, 2020):  https://www.chronicle.com/article/3-universities-face-u-s-inquiries-into-free-speech-controversies?cid2=gen_login_refresh&cid=gen_sign_inExecutive Order on Combatting Race and Sex Stereotyping (September 22, 2020):  https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/executive-order-combating-race-sex-stereotyping/Justice Department v. Yale (Inside Higher Ed, August 17, 2020):  https://www.insidehighered.com/admissions/article/2020/08/17/justice-department-threatens-yale-lawsuitJustice Department Sues Yale (Inside Higher Ed, October 9, 2020): https://www.insidehighered.com/quicktakes/2020/10/09/justice-department-sues-yaleEddie Van Halen, Hall of Famer Who Revolutionized the Guitar, Dead at 65 (Rolling Stone, October 6, 2020): https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/eddie-van-halen-dead-200051/

At no time in U.S. history has higher ed faced so many simultaneous challenges as it does now. Race relations, social issues, the free speech debate, scandal, law enforcement challenges, Department of Education enforcement, a new Title IX regulation, and COVID-19. Higher education has been confronted with enterprise-wide threats due the coronavirus pandemic, which have become significantly more complex in light of the many other quickly evolving issues that test the resources of an institution. In this episode, Scott Schneider, joins me to discuss the complexity of higher ed's COVID-19 crisis in light of other rapidly developing events and the need to learn from the recent past to get ready for the near future. We also discuss how we might go about handling a scandal crisis from the perspective of in-house counsel.Media mentions:George Washington University Professor Who Lied About Being Black Resigns https://www.chronicle.com/article/george-washington-u-professor-who-lied-about-being-black-resigns.Is Academe Awash in Liberal Bias https://www.chronicle.com/article/is-academe-awash-in-liberal-biasFalwell Resigns Following Reports of Tryst. Or Does He? https://www.chronicle.com/article/falwell-reportedly-resigns-from-liberty-after-reports-of-tryst-involving-former-pool-attendantWest Virginia U. President Apologizes for Not Wearing Mask https://www.chronicle.com/article/live-coronavirus-updates-heres-the-latestOpinion: It's Time to Reform the Clery Act https://www.insidehighered.com/views/2020/05/15/clery-act-does-little-improve-campus-safety-even-during-pandemic-opinionOpinion: Clery Act Wastes College and University Resources https://www.campussafetymagazine.com/clery/opinion-clery-act-wastes-college-and-university-resources/UNC-Chapel Hill Fined $1.5 Million for Clery Violations https://www.campussafetymagazine.com/clery/opinion-clery-act-wastes-college-and-university-resources/A Boon to Small Businesses, College Students' Return to Boston Worries Some Residents https://www.bostonherald.com/2020/08/29/a-boon-to-small-businesses-college-students-return-to-boston-worries-some-residents/College Trustees Must Step Forward in the Era of Pandemics https://medium.com/@jtgraff/college-trustees-must-step-forward-in-the-era-of-pandemics-eab691e91b9c

The duo are joined by longtime friend Scott Schneider and they talk about a ton of NFL news including players opting out, the top 100 list, and 2K Sports taking the next step for an NFL video game. Note: This episode was recorded on July 31st. Check out our website: www.theduosportsandstuffpodcast.com Follow Us: Deonte: @deppsrightsteps (Twitter/IG) Dane: @DanebTX (Twitter) Podcast: @duosnspodcast (Twitter/IG) CashApp/Venmo $duosnspodcast @duosnspodcast We appreciate each and every listener and supporter of our podcast! It means more than you know. #theduopodcast Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/duosnspodcast) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today we're flipping the script to bring you an interview where your host Courtney Bullard features as a guest on the Higher Ground podcast with John Graff. In this episode, Courtney, John, and Scott Schneider discuss COVID-19, the NPRM and its implications, and more. These two men are respected colleagues in the industry; some might recall Scott being a former guest on the show. Scott is a well-known litigator, as well as a sought-after advisor on Title IX, labor and employment law issues, and risk management concerns related to student affairs. He has led several investigations of serial sex abuse allegations, allegations of misconduct involving senior leadership and other acts of institutional misconduct. Their discussion today involves weighing up the pros and cons of rolling out the new Title IX regulations in the current COVID environment, why it might not be worth postponing, and what these new regulations will mean for educational institutions and students. A big concern is that the suggested policies will discourage schools from conducting hearing processes, which in turn will deter students from reporting incidents. On the positive side, the new policies might lead to an increase in informal resolution type processes, although this comes with its own set of risks. Be sure to join the conversation to learn everything there is to know about the current status of new Title IX regs!   Key Points From This Episode: The rumors about the Title IX regulation changes and the compliance deadline. Hear how several state attorneys general are filing lawsuits against the DoED.  An explanation of what it means when an injunction motion is filed against an institution. Courtney's thoughts on whether higher ed would like to see the current regulations blocked. The pros and cons of implementing the new regs now versus postponing compliance. Find out what it was like for Scott to sit in live hearings for small private schools. The inevitable mistakes involved in implementing new regulations and how it affects students. How the outcome for role players is directly tied to the level of experience of investigators. Concerns about the time it takes to train higher ed to handle hearings each time changes are introduced. How the new policies discourage schools from conducting hearing processes and what it means for victims. Why it is likely that we will see a significant upsurge in informal resolution type processes. The difficulty of parents and students accurately evaluating the outcome of a Title IX hearing. Courtney's thoughts on the triaging of Title IX cases in the current remote pandemic model. Is it possible to deliver on the promises for support made in the annual security reports?  Factors to consider when thinking about reopening schools and campuses. Other concerns that clients are raising in terms of the new regulations.   Tweetables: “It would basically be a collection of states getting together, going to a court and saying, ‘Block enforcement of these regulations.'”— @EdLawDude [0:10:42] “I think the general census, at least from my clients, would be not to have to add something else. On the flip side, I also think there are a lot of folks—especially like myself—that's just like, ‘Let's just get on with it.' If we are going to have to comply and this is going to happen, then let's just do so that we can move on with our lives.” — @ICSLawyer [0:11:10] “Assuming that the final regs are what we suspect the final regs would be, I would think the net impact of that is going to be students no longer wanting to come forward and participating in the process and maybe not even coming forward at all, which would be a tragedy.” — @EdLawDude [0:22:21]   “That's why I'm almost hoping the regs drop sooner rather than later. Give people as much time as humanly possible to start transitioning to whatever the final regs are going to say.” — @EdLawDude [0:34:47]   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Higher Ground Podcast John Graff on Twitter Scott Schneider Scott Schneider on Twitter Scott Schneider Number Courtney Bullard on Twitter Courtney Bullard Email Courtney Bullard Number The Chronicle of Higher Education Inside Higher Ed Vice News HBO Mohegan Sun

HRW's John Graff sits down with fellow higher education attorneys Courtney Bullard (Institutional Compliance Solutions) and Scott Schneider (Husch Blackwell) for a dynamic discussion about the pending Title IX regulations. 

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Welcome to Dev Game Club, where we are continuing our Castlevania discussion with the beloved PlayStation classic. We talk about how the structure encourages a natural and player-led exploration as well as some deep diving into weapon mechanics, among other topics. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Up to Olrox (in theory) Issues covered: bosses that feel optional, getting health or heart-ups, the tightness of the Metroid structure vs the more explorative Castlevania, feeling like your order is the natural and correct one, picking your rabbit holes, looking at the map and combing over spaces you weren't able to get, being unable to figure out a room, warp points and mysteries of the game, fighting area fatigue by warping other places, avoiding wall levels/missions, hitting a rough area and returning to it, the shared lineage with the Dark Souls games, difficulty differences, the depth of gearing up your character, the depth of some weapons and surprises, analysis/paralysis, picking the obvious dumb thing, respec-ing, flexibility of approach, streamlining combat in Diablo vs this, getting so pulled in, seeing why the Metroidvania term exists, little enemy surprises, comparing play time and level, rock-paper-scissors combat in Metroid vs Castlevania, leveling/grinding for health and heart-ups, having specific constraints you know will be true of the player or not, comparing Metroid to a Rubik's Cube and Castlevania to a jigsaw puzzle, the Librarian and the training videos, grinding resources or not, not looking at the numbers, caring about your goals and not caring about XP, always hitting the candles, the inherent fun of the play, blowing your time constraints for this game, software emulation and memory mappers, cartridges and emulation, cut-away buildings, adding three-dimensional depth to a two-dimensional game, nuance in level design, an easier entry in the series due to character controllability, grounding a character's animation, reading the effing manual, callbacks in the TV show, Easter eggs, the confessional, the grave keeper, feeling a connection with a real place vs a fantasy place. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Metroid (series), Day of the Tentacle, Dark Souls (series), X-COM, Mario and Rabbids Kingdom Battle, Diablo III, PlayStation, Steam, Nintendo Switch, Rubik's Cube, The 2nd Quest, Pokemon, Castle (book by David Macaulay), Scott Schneider, Tomb Raider, Alex Neuse, Choice Provisions, Bit.Trip (series), Gaijin Games, Warren Ellis, Bloodstained, Dragon's Dogma. Next time: Up until the flip https://twitch.tv/brettdouville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

John is joined by Scott Schneider, partner at the law firm of Husch Blackwell, and Joe Storch, Associate Counsel in the SUNY Office of General Counsel and Chair of the Student Affairs Practice Group. The three of them discuss: Title IX, Clery Act, Department of Education enforcement, student affairs challenges, and more! 

Courtney and Scott continue their conversation, delving into the NPRM, the traits of a good Title IX investigator and the difficulties of the job.  Do not miss the end where Scott shares what he would be doing if he were not a lawyer – which completely shocked Courtney – and his day of hooky (shhh…) where he learned that maybe there are some cool lawyers out there besides the two of them.      Contact ICS:  www.icslawyer.com or chb@icslawyer.com Scott's contact information:  https://www.huschblackwell.com/professionals/scott-schneider; Twitter:  @EdLawDude  

Courtney and Scott had so much to discuss that this Episode is 2 parts!  They have a candid discussion about the highs and lows of being a lawyer and what brought each of them to higher education law.  Scott shares some interesting things that he worked on in-house (hint:  A Camel Use Agreement for Hump Day) and you will hear about both of their experiences interviewing for the in-house position – so if you have any interest in going in-house this episode is for you!  Scott also talks about when an institution should consider hiring an outside investigator for a Title IX matter.   Contact ICS:  www.icslawyer.com or chb@icslawyer.com Scott's contact information:  https://www.huschblackwell.com/professionals/scott-schneider; Twitter:  @EdLawDude

Fred Kneip, The CEO of CyberGRX and Scott Schneider, the Chief Revenue Officer of CyberGRX both join this episode of Task Force 7 Radio to give an in-depth overview of the cyber security threats and challenges companies face through their third party relationships. These experts opine on the current state of third party cyber risk management, the common problems that most third party risk management programs are experiencing, what's driving the need for enhanced TPCRM programs today, and how companies are structuring their strategy to mitigate third party risk. Kneip and Schneider also explain what level of diligence needs to be performed on each third party and how to determine which control failures could impact you the most, as well as what are the most common mistakes they are seeing in this space. They also give their advice to smaller companies that are being inundated with security questions from the potential clients they want to do business with.

Scott Schneider is set designer and member of Local 800 Art Director's guild with over 25 years experience in feature film https://filmdesigner.artstation.com/ http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0774021/

In the latest Echo Chamber podcast, Aarti Shah explores the future of technology and branded content. In the first half of the episode, Ruder Finn's chief digital officer Scott Schneider talks driverless cars, emojis, the future of Twitter, Snapchat and more. Then, the Wonder Factory's co-founder and creative director Joe McCambley joins the program to talk about bringing "wonder" back to branded content and the creative firepower brands need to make an impact.  

This week host Jon Schwantes is joined Sen. Scott Schneider, Sen. Lonnie Randolph, Curt Smith of the Indiana Family Institute and Jane Henegar of ACLU-IN to discuss the issue of religious freedoms.

This week host Jon Schwantes is joined Sen. Scott Schneider, Sen. Lonnie Randolph, Curt Smith of the Indiana Family Institute and Jane Henegar of ACLU-IN to discuss the issue of religious freedoms.