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Deputy opinion editor @newsweek, co-host of @AngryPlanetPod, writer, photographer. Buy my mystery novel, Death in Twilight: a.co/2MSZ8u3. Opinions my own.

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Behind every crime or traffic statistic is a life

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By Jason Fields Verified
| Florida Weekly Verified
Chief Fields. -COURTESY PHOTO During my 25-plus years with the City of Fort Myers Police Department, I’ve learned there are moments in this profession that never leave you. I’ve experienced them as a patrol officer, a sergeant, lieutenant, captain and now as chief. One of the hardest responsibilities at every rank has been speaking with the loved ones of someone who has been seriously injured or whose life has been cut short by violence or a traffic crash.
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Nurse Anesthetist and Tech Co-Founder Launch Pausality for Apple Watch

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By Jason Fields Verified
| EIN Presswire
Share your biometric results Pausality delivers real-time heart rate, SpO2, and respiratory rate during clinician-designed breathing sessions. Converting at 6.8%, double the benchmark. I spent 20 years keeping people alive in operating rooms. The ability to regulate your own nervous system is not a luxury.
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Wisconsin's largest cities have synergies to make tech hub flourish with new partnership

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By Dale Kooyenga, Jason Fields Verified
| Marshfield News-Herald Verified
Less than 80 miles separate Milwaukee from Madison. The 75-minute drive between the two cities would be a typical trip into work for many residents in large metros across the United States. That short distance and easy commute should lend to a mutually beneficial partnership – especially when it comes to economic development and job creation – between Wisconsin’s two most populous cities. Unfortunately, and for too long, the communities have been largely siloed.
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