Live blogging DIA

[fieldafm]

Don Shea looks as thrilled as a 5 year old in a contest on who can keep quiet the longest.

[thelakelander]

DIA chairman, Don Harris, has a serious look on his face. Looks like he's really taking this Sunshine Law overview in. Don Shea's facial expression suggests "been there, done that."

[fsujax]

that stuff is so boring and such overkill. good for the lawyers though.

[fieldafm]

Ethics training is definately a growth industry.  If you are looking for a career change or are attending college now... you should seriously consider this line of work. 

[thelakelander]

Luckily everyone made it through alive. Wait, Don Harris wants more bylaw training. The crowd is thinning out. Legal training overload.

[fieldafm]

BTW, if anyone is downtown and hungry right now.. the corn chowder at Chamblins was fantastic.

[fieldafm]

Doug Skiles demonstrates a lesson on persistence.  He waited out the people that left b/c they just couldnt take anymore legal training and has now snagged a seat of his own.  Great job Douglas!

[fieldafm]

Both Jim Bailey and Melody Bishop have temporarily excused theselves.  Presumably to raid Boyer's Red Bull stash.

[fieldafm]

Rob Clements is starting to gain ground on Don Shea in the contest. 

[thelakelander]

This guy talking needs to shift his head 45 degrees. He's blocking my view of Kay Harper.

[thelakelander]

Just lost Timothy Gibbons.

[thelakelander]

Gibbons has gained his second wind and returned. Moving to next topic.

[thelakelander]

Now discussing pinning down the monthly meeting dates. First 90 days, once a month, bi-monthy afterwards. Don Shea believes more meetings are needed.

[fieldafm]

Kay is by far the most attractive of this group.  I'd wager to say she would stand out in most crowds.

First vote of the DIA has commenced. 

[thelakelander]

Chairman Harris declares monthly meetings on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 2pm.