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It is becoming customary, and the same is continuing this week too, for the voting to continue until half past one or a quarter to two.Governor Mike DeWine has announced a number of cabinet officials who will serve in his administration and lead efforts related to community mental health and addiction services.
Lori Criss has been appointed to serve as the Director of the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. Ms. Criss has over 20 years of operations and leadership experience with addiction and trauma treatment. She has extensive experience in policy related to recovery housing, opiate addiction, and integrated physical and behavioral health care. She is an active member of the recovery community, including sitting on the National Alliance of Recovery Residences (NARR), an organization dedicated to supporting individuals in recovery from substance use disorders. Criss holds a Master’s Degree from The Ohio State University College of Social Work. She resides in suburban Columbus with her husband, Scott, and their two daughters.
Maureen Corcoran has been appointed to serve as the Director of the Ohio Department of Medicaid. Ms. Corcoran most recently served as the President of Vorys Health Care Advisors.
Jillian Froment has been appointed to serve as the Director of the Ohio Department, where she has served in that capacity since. She has been a member of the department’s senior staff since 2011 when she joined as Chief Administrative Officer before being named Deputy Director. Froment has over 15 years of public sector and executive experience with a reputation for streamlining organizations and realizing operational efficiencies. Prior to her state service, she was the City Administrator for the City of Marysville. She was also the inaugural Executive Director for eTech Ohio, an agency created to consolidate the state’s investment in the telecommunications networks used by Ohio’s public broadcasters and the K-12 education community. Director Froment earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering from The Ohio State University and a Juris Doctorate from Capital University.
Alisha Nelson has been appointed to serve as the Director of the newly created Recovery Ohio initiative. Ms. Nelson previously served as the Director of Substance Use Policy Initiatives in the Ohio Attorney General’s Office.
The OPPA has worked closely with Directors Criss, Fromont, and Corcoran and looks forward to working with her in their new (or continued) roles Administration.1) Radar. Invest in coastal and ships aswell. Higher detection allows more hit and run to engage smaller enemy fleets with your bigger fleets. Radar is so good that it is worth refitting it on literally every ship except sub 1 and 2. Even if you dont refit any other things on ships radar is still worth it.  

2) Scout planes are hidden gem everyone forgets because they are not as flashy as nav bombers. You pay 170 days of research and 1-2 mil factories for the rest of game and the detection on sea skyrockets with just like 100 planes.

3) Heavy fighters on intercept kill carrier navs like crazy. UK carriers are useless without planes and AI doesnt upgrade ships. Only builds new. Same as scout planes. You dont need large investment to really pay off.  1 or 2 mils on it from start is all you need. Dont use heavy fighters anywhere else so you dont lose them. 

4) Fight where enemy has difficulty supporting their fleet with planes. I.e near Denmark and not the channel. If you fight UK in the channel where they have radar support, plane coverage and all the convoy routes with  the massive escort fleets then dont expect to win unfavorable fights.

5) All-in-engage is not the only solution. You can slap on low risk engagement and only take smaller fleets one by one and be ready to retreat to soften enemy.

6) Im assuming germany and AI so rather than build CA and BB just build fast BC that has 3 heavy guns max, even 2 is enough and rest AA. This keeps cost low and the ship fast. LC with only light guns and contrary to MP meta slap armor on LC. The costs almost almost line up so that you end up with 1 BC and 4 LC when you have 1 full prod of BC and 2 full prods of LC (25 dockyards total). This is your strike force ratio. Tier 2 ships and modules are absolutly fine against AI. No need to reasearch new models. Only research the passive upgrades, sonar and radar. 

7) To initiate fights use your starting garbage. Keep the fleet sizes low. On the starting garbage only slap sonar, radar and scout planes on ships. Dont bother with any other upgrade. On detection garbage keep destroyers and LC separate because fleet detection is averaged so destroyers with only radar and sonar hurt light cruisers that are stocked with scout planes. 4 x dessie fleet and 2 x lc detection fleets are quite ok. You can get by with just 1 of each. IF you have less detection fleets it means less fights where your strike force needs to reinforce. Dessies detect subs, lc detects everything else. once they are in battle your strike force comes in get couple shots and retreats.

8) Admiral skills make big difference. When fighting outnumbered the enemy fleet size penalty and retreat speed are the easy pickings. If you can then cruiser uprade and capital armor one are superb vs AI. But if you cant get the  traits then so be it. For chief of navy Raeder + admiral Hermann Boehm will get you most easy pickings (concealment and smoke screen + native trait). Doctrine side get the left first 2. Those are all you need (capital ship raiders and raider patrols.). Thats less then you need to reseach the sub line. At the end of sub line is great pick aswell but id rather invest that research time to sonar, smoke screen and the secondary gun upgrade.

 You need to force it to port for repairs only!!! When you have tiny fleet you achieve it by getting to fight have your ships sink few enemy ships and shoot couple rounds at bigger ships and retreat before your ships get destroyed. Once you do you have naval supremacy and naval invade. Just like on land you dont need to encircle the whole soviet army. You only need to break lines and capture victory points. On land victory points win wars not encirclements. On sea naval invasion wins not destruction of enemy fleet.

10) Usa can be weakened in midlde of atlantic. Get port access from venezuela and put your fleet there. Put detection 2 fleets to convoy raid and work in single sea zone where yanks cant air support. Weaken the navy and naval invade.It’s easier than ever to design your ideal home—as long as you know what items and furniture pair best together and how to work them into what you already have. The kitchen is a space where we spend lots of time, but is sometimes ignored when it comes to the details of proper pairing, because we often buy our appliances, furniture and accessories at different times.
Get inspired for your kitchen revamp by taking a look at a few of our favorite styles: modern, traditional and craftsman. Read on for the perfect pairings of cabinetry, countertops and fixtures to achieve your dream kitchen.
Choose flat panel doors for a clean, minimalistic cabinet design.
Brushed steel or silver cabinet hardware adds a glamorous touch to a contemporary kitchen style.
For countertops, opt for a shiny concrete surface or soapstone for an edgy impression.
A single-basin sink looks clean and contemporary when paired with light and bright surroundings.
Top off the look with organic elements like teak bar stools and assorted greenery.
One word: marble. Marble countertops instantly update any space and add a super chic element to the kitchen. We love the look of a sleek white and gray marbled countertop, or for something more contemporary, opt for a black marble.
A contemporary take on Shaker style cabinet doors is the perfect addition to a modern kitchen. The mitered doorframes and recessed center panel add dimension to an otherwise flat room.
Spice up your sink with an interesting faucet design, like a high-arc or gooseneck shape. Choose either a single or double basin rectangular sink and add design elements that complement the lighting or cabinet hardware.
Speaking of hardware, opt for a vertical pull-handle in bright nickel on the cabinets for ease of access with an elegant touch.
Look for raised panel cabinet doors with elaborate accent moldings.
Further enhance your classic design by opting for a warm finish or stain on your cabinets.
Consider dark metal hardware, such as pewter, for an elegant accent.
In a traditional kitchen, the sink is usually light and bright to offset the warmth of the space. Choose a bridge-style faucet and matching hardware in nickel or stainless steel for a simple and elegant silhouette.
Finish your classic design by installing a textural backsplash for added interest and dimension.
A durable, bright white finish on raised panel cabinet doors is the epitome of a tried-and-true traditional kitchen.
Opt for apron-front sinks and a clean white double-basin silhouette with an elegant faucet.
Architectural elements like legs on a sink-wall base draw the eye towards subtle sophisticated details associated with a classic kitchen setting.
Choose a light and bright countertop like white and gray marble for airiness.
Add an extra element of interest by extending the countertop into a unique backsplash.
Semi-elaborate door and drawer fronts are a characteristic of craftsman