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February 28, 2012 § 6 Comments
An undergraduate psychology class taught me that good leaders should be "transformational." If I remember correctly, it means you should change your management approach to address any and all diverse leadership challenges.
Lately, many of you complain about the state of GenY lawyers, and they present a unique leadership challenge. However, I know you're up to it.
GenY lawyers are unique. You can't treat them the same as previous generations. Fear doesn't work. Direct mentorship falls short. Bullying is a capital offense in their minds. They require you to think "outside of the box" and expect you to be a "thought leader." They require incentives (and sometimes bribes) to accomplish most tasks. You, as the leader, must adjust.
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More About Valor
February 27, 2012 § 5 Comments
Before I begin, a quick recap on what Websters says about valor:
strength of mind or spirit that enables a person to encounter danger with firmness : personal bravery
This morning, I received a comment from SHG regarding his hesitation in addressing the Stolen Valor Act:
Never having served, and therefore by definition never having been awarded a military honor, I felt that my opinion on the Stolen Valor Act was somewhat compromised.
First, let me state that I have never committed an act that demonstrates valor. Sure, I received a few medals, but they were termed as being for "merit," at best. Websters defines merit as follows (edited to omit the definitions of merit that do not apply in this case):
character or conduct deserving reward, honor, or esteem
I never did anything deserving or fitting that definition. Yet, I received two Meritorious Service Medals (among others). They are merely proof that I did my job, rose to the rank of Major, and that the Army's perception of merit has been severely eroded. They sit lumped in my sock drawer with the other awards and devices I received.
But, to my original point. Look back at the definition of "valor." Does it say anything about military service? No. Hazardous duty as a police officer or firefighter? Nope. Particularly noteworthy service during clandestine operations? Not even close. A 7-year-old Cub Scout is just as capable of displaying valor as anyone else. They are also fully capable of developing their own perception as to what constitutes valor. By extension, so is SHG.
This reminds me of a problem in our nation for the better part of 25 years. Any criticism of something that purports to help service members is interpreted as a slight upon the same service members. The most horrible tag we can give someone in this country (aside from being racist) is that they "don't appreciate service members."
Things that purport to help service members and veterans can still be completely asinine. They can still lack logical foundations. They can be stupid. The same goes for members of the military and veterans. Service does not inculcate superior wisdom or abilities. How you regard someone should be based upon who they are, and what they've done is but a small piece of that. Never be afraid to call a spade a spade.
Consider now the name of the act: The Stolen Valor Act. That sounds terrible, doesn't it? They are stealing the fact that someone else has done something brave and heroic! They are taking credit for amazing acts in the face of unbelievable odds! They are taking what someone else earned through bravery and heroism and claiming it for themselves! Wait. Perhaps the name of this act is hyperbole.
As I stated previously (which I stated at the spur of the moment before going to bed last night), you can't steal valor. Look at the definition again. You can't steal that. Just like you can't steal when I'm sad, or that you can't steal the fact that I graduated from college. It's impossible. It is an idea. It cannot be stolen.
So, how do we appropriately name this act?
The Lying About Military Service, Falsely Claiming the Awarding of Military Honors, or Wearing of Unearned Military Ribbons and/or Devices Criminalization Act.
How about that name? That's got you punching-mad, doesn't it?
Oh, not so much? But, you'd agree that it is a much more appropriate name, right? After all, that's really what is being criminalized–someone lying about service and/or wearing military doodads.
Are we really that protective about military flair? The type of stuff I have wadded in a corner of my sock drawer? Is this an aggravated form of lying? Isn't all lying bad?
So, how about the awards the Boy Scouts have regarding Valor (awarded scrupulously when someone saves someone else's life or commits a heroic act). How about claiming to be an Eagle Scout? Girl Scout Gold Award? Police service? Service as a firefighter? Heroic acts as a police officer or firefighter? Service as a smoke-jumper? AV preeminent on Martindale? 10.0 on Avvo? Top tomato project at the 4H fair?
Oh, the slippery slopes we slide upon.
Frankly, I think some folks have been doing an admirable job in exposing and humiliating the fakers. Believe me when I say that Veteran networks across this nation are thick, and when they discover a liar and faker, they let him/her have it. This is a very efficient, self-policing community. Thanks to the advent of databases and the internet, their job is infinitely easier.
They won't benefit from over-criminalization. Nobody ever does.
You Can't Steal Valor
February 26, 2012 § 1 Comment
You can't steal valor. It is impossible. Consider what Webster's dictionary says about the word Valor:
strength of mind or spirit that enables a person to encounter danger with firmness : personal bravery
You can't take it from someone, just as you can't take their wisdom from them.
You can't take a bit of valor from the government, because it, as an entity, has none to give.
Getting a medal doesn't give valor. It is simply a symbol in recognition of someone with perceived valor.
If someone wears a medal, but never earned it, they are not imbued with valor. They are who they are. No piece of cloth or plated piece of metal changes that.
The vast majority of people who have valor never receive recognition for it. That's just life.
So, Stolen Valor Act. I don't like the law. I wish it were gone. It doesn't help.
I like to think that those who have legitimately received medals for valor are deserving.
I also know that those who falsely wear them will be revealed, humiliated, and marked as being the farthest thing from a person with "valor." These situations police themselves. Organizations and groups exist to observe and investigate these things. They don't need the government. They don't need the act, and there are better things for our government to be doing.
I know what they meant by the Stolen Valor Act. The thought is nice, and a lot of veterans I talk-to are grateful for the efforts. Yet, it is not worth the 1st Amendment slippery slope.
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February 26, 2012 § 4 Comments
Real men write thank-you notes. The notes are handwritten. They are put into a mailbox after affixing correct postage. They are sent within 3 days of the thank-you-able event.
You keep a stack of them handy in your top desk drawer, ready to spring into action when needed.
No need to tell me I'm a dinosaur and dwelling in the last century. On this point, I am immovable.
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However, could you have at least put Jennifer (who I assume is a fine nurse) in touch with someone in the English department?
Also, out of respect for Jennifer, I'll refrain from my usual penchant to embrace obvious double entendres.
Manning Arraignment
February 22, 2012 § 2 Comments
Some of you have asked for a brief description of what is happening with the US v. Manning court-martial.
I'll let you in on what I suspect. Please note that I have never talked to either counsel or reviewed evidence. I base my assumptions on what I've seen in the news and my own experiences with the court-martial process. In no way is it comparable to the insight possessed by his current counsel. They know tons more than I do.
This week, he is being arraigned. What is that, you ask? I could tell you, but, instead, I'll show you by providing an annotated script from the Military Judges' Bench Book (PDF format). My assumptions are in red.
As for future motions, I expect the following, at a minimum:
- Speedy Trial
- Illegal Pretrial Punishment (for the stuff that happened at Quantico)
- Compel Discovery (I can't imagine how horribly voluminous this must already be)
- Unlawful Command Influence (for comments by the POTUS some months ago)
- Sanity Board (under Rule for Court-Martial 706) for both his current mental state and his mental state at the time of the alleged offenses.
- Compel the production of witnesses.
- For a new/reopened Article 32 Investigation.
- Requests for Depositions
- Suppression (potentially of a variety of things)
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Wednesday 9th of January 2013 People looking for an educational experience in London could opt for a trip to the Florence Nightingale Museum.
London attractions: Brighten up winter with Kew Gardens' orchid display
Tuesday 8th of January 2013 Kew Gardens is hosting a stunning orchid display between Saturday February 9th and Sunday March 3rd.
Enjoy the VIP experience with a National Theatre tour
Monday 7th of January 2013 A trip to the National Theatre on London's South Bank is certainly a memorable experience, especially...
Learn about newts, mudskipper and tree frogs at London Zoo for things to do in London
Monday 7th of January 2013 The new amphibian wing at London Zoo focuses on the evolution of the fascinating animals.
Kensington Palace is one of the best fairytale London attractions
Friday 4th of January 2013 Step back in time with Eerie Evening Tours at Kensington Palace.
London attractions: Enjoy a fun filled day at Queens Ice and Bowl
Monday 31st of December 2012 Queens Ice and Bowl is the perfect location to spend a fun day with your family.
Visit the Household Cavalry Museum for things to do in London
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"Real Housewives of New Jersey" stars Joe and Melissa Gorga left all their Garden State family drama at home and showed off their his and hers matching lean, buff and bronzed bods in Miami this weekend.
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Idol gossip: Howard Stern wants to 'kill' Idol, and other odds and ends
American Idol wins FAVORITE TV SHOW! At the Nickelodeon's annual Kids' Choice Awards. Randy Jackson and Paula Abdul showed up this weekend to accept the award, but Simon Cowell was a no-show. Too bad, if ever anyone needed to get slimed . . .
According to the Nielsens, the Kids' Choice Awards show was watched by more 6-to-11-year-olds than American Idol. Who says kids today watch too much TV?
Last season's third place finisher, Elliot Yamin, has broken the soundscan record for the highest selling indie label debut ever. How soon before he outsells Taylor Hicks?
Singer Joss Stone thinks American Idol is becoming too cheesy. While a fan of the show when it first debuted, Stone now thinks that Idol has gone downhill. I think Idol has a lot more life in it (it's still a juggernaut!), but agree that the cheese (and the producers' greed) may eventually be the show's undoing.
Fourth Season finalist Constantine Maroulis has a new acting gig. Constantine will appear this summer on The Bold and the Beautiful as a fictional version of himself. I guess this means the fictional Constantine will also think he is more vocally talented and attractive than he really is.
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Latexo ISD votes to pursue windshelter/gym grant
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In a special called meeting Tuesday, July 26, the Latexo ISD Board of Trustees voted 4 – 1 to pursue a grant to build a wind shelter/gymnasium. After a lengthy discussion and a phone conference with a representative of H2O Partners, Trustee Mike Furrh voted against pursuing the grant. Trustee Kent Clark left the meeting before the vote was taken. Superintendent Don Elsom presented the board with some drawings for the trustees to review, one drawing of an 11,000 square foot structure and the other having 15,000 square feet. The proposed gym would be a domed configuration. He said the grant writers, H20 Partners said communities like the domed structures because they are easily identifiable when they are seeking shelter from a storm. The state is promoting the building of such structures so communities will have safe shelter in the case of tornadoes and other severe storms. The grant funding is based on the number of people living within one/quarter of a mile from the structure and being able to walk to it. Elsom said the drawings were very rough, but show how a science lab and classrooms could be incorporated within the building. A domed structure with a little more than 11,000 square feet, with only a gym (no classrooms) would cost about $1.6 million, with FEMA paying $1.2 million if the grant is approved. It would cost the district $400,000, or more if the district opts to build a larger structure with the science lab and classrooms. During the discussion, Elsom presented figures to the board reflecting what it would cost to repay a one million bond over 15 years and over 20 years. By contracting with H20 Partners to pursue the grant, the board will pay the firm $20,000, unless they change their mind before the application is submitted. In that case, the board would only pay an hourly rate for the work completed by the grant writers. Furrh argued against spending money on the project, stating that just because the money is out there, it doesn't mean they need to pursue it. He expressed concern about pursuing future, unanticipated needs of the district that the district wouldn't be able to afford if it was tied to a bond for this proposed gym. Elsom discussed some safety issues with the current gym, which has about 9,000 square feet including the dressing area. One factor was the close proximity of the bottom bleacher to the boundary line on the gym floor. The proposed gym would have wheelchair access.
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