Dan Flynn

Denver

Editor-in-Chief at Food Safety News

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Former food safety officer fighting Montana's 'Food Freedom' embrace

1 week ago | foodsafetynews.com | Dan Flynn

About half the states have adopted so-called “Food Freedom” laws in the past few years. These laws generally recognize the right of individuals to produce and sell homemade foods without much regulation or concern about food safety. Only the contact information of the producer, ingredients in the product, and a disclosure notice that the food was made at a private residence without any state licensing or inspection are usually required.
Former food safety officer fighting Montana's 'Food Freedom' embrace

1 week ago | foodsafety.einnews.com | Dan Flynn

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Letter From the Editor: Transition gap hurts food safety

2 weeks ago | foodsafetynews.com | Dan Flynn

–– OPINION —Dr, Jose Emilio Esteban left office 100 days ago. He was for two years and one month USDA’s Under Secretary for Food Safety. The office is currently vacant awaiting a new Presidential appointee and U.S. Senate confirmation. How did that go last time? It was 701 days into the last administration until the U.S. Senate confirmed Dr. Esteban’s Presidential appointment. Until that happened, there was no USDA Under Secretary for Safety.
Letter From the Editor: Transition gap hurts food safety

2 weeks ago | foodsafety.einnews.com | Dan Flynn

Manage Consent PreferencesThese cookies allow us to count visits and traffic sources so we can measure and improve the performance of our site. They help us to know which pages are the most and least popular and see how visitors move around the site. All information these cookies collect is aggregated and therefore anonymous. If you do not allow these cookies we will not know when you have visited our site, and will not be able to monitor its performance.
JAMES Magazine Online: Opinion: Good Government in Marietta, Georgia

2 weeks ago | metroatlantaceo.com | Dan Flynn

To read all of JAMES Magazine Online’s daily news, SUBSCRIBE HERE. *Subscription includes a complimentary subscription to JAMES Magazine. Before being recruited to become Marietta’s police chief in 2007, I had worked my way up from the trenches and served in leadership positions in two county governments and one city government. Along the way, I attained graduate and bachelors’ degrees as well as related advanced certifications—all in Public Administration.
Habeas Corpus is a chapter in the food safety story, but it's a slow lane for Parnells

2 weeks ago | foodsafetynews.com | Dan Flynn

— ANALYSIS —Habeas Corpus, the “great writ” that incarcerated people can use to get out of jail, is used by immigration lawyers working to keep foreign nationals who’ve landed in the United States from being detained or deported. But Habeas Corpus comes with one drawback. There is no time clock. Judges are not required to make timely decisions or any decision at all. No Habeas Corpus petitions illustrate that point better than Stewart Parnell v. United States and Michael Parnell v United States.
DAN FLYNN: Communications - Key to Understanding

2 weeks ago | mdjonline.com | Dan Flynn

A conservative college professor began his Communications course by announcing he was going to make a statement then challenge his class to consider and discuss its true meaning. The statement was “I can’t hear what you are trying to say to me because who you are is screaming at me so loudly.” A lively discussion ensued, and the class eventually reached the point the professor was striving to make. It provided the students with insight into the dynamics of two-way interpersonal communications.
Opinion: Good government in Marietta, Georgia

3 weeks ago | jamesmagazinega.com | Dan Flynn

Before being recruited to become Marietta’s police chief in 2007, I had worked my way up from the trenches and served in leadership positions in two county governments and one city government. Along the way, I attained graduate and bachelors’ degrees as well as related advanced certifications—all in Public Administration. I learned a great deal about local government: the way it functions and the way it fails. Sadly, I had become disheartened about local government.
DAN FLYNN: Common Sense is not so Common

3 weeks ago | mdjonline.com | Dan Flynn

Coming out of a courthouse in which he won an important verdict in a difficult trial, a Southern lawyer was asked about the key to success in his long-distinguished career. After a thoughtful moment, the lawyer responded, at first speaking slowly. He said as a child he was raised on a small farm where he learned to do three things; milk a cow by hand, plow a field with a mule, and pick cotton.
The Tailgate Podcast: Prep for the Stretch

1 month ago | insidelacrosse.com | Terry Foy |Dan Flynn |Kevin Brown

(Photo courtesy of Rutgers Lacrosse on X)Whether it was Rutgers' upset of Maryland, Syracuse's win over Notre Dame in front of a record crowd in the Dome or Penn State's comeback at Michigan, IL's Terry Foy, Larken Kemp and Nick Ossello (who was brave enough to show up for a portion of the episode despite the Irish's loss) unpack Week 9 of the college lacrosse season.

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