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4 Ways Penguins Enhance Their Ecosystems
While many of us may never see penguins in the wild, there is something about these flightless birds that captures the imaginations of many. From the formalwear look of their plumage to the way they waddle single-file across the ice, there is something special about penguin life.
Unfortunately, many penguin species are under threat. The effects of climate change and pollution are causing problems for penguin populations. Penguin adaptations can only do so much to help these animals that rely on specific conditions for survival.
What makes this even more troubling is that penguins contribute a lot to the environment. They serve significant roles in a number of ecosystems. It could be disastrous if they were to disappear.
How do penguins enhance their ecosystems? This post will cover some of the ways penguins are important to the ecosystems in which they live.
They are Critical for Local Food Chains
The penguin habitat is often a delicate balance of predator and prey species. Penguins serve both roles in their ecosystems. They feed on things like krill, squid, and anchovies, but they are a significant food source for sea lions, seals, and orcas. The removal of penguins from an ecosystem could be catastrophic for the predator species. Without enough penguins to feed on, some of these seal species would be under extreme pressure.
Penguins Fertilize the Land with Vital Nutrients
Penguins live at sea and on land. As they travel to and from the ocean, they act as a source of fertilizer for plants in both penguin habitats. As they go to the sea to find food, they leave feces in the water and on land. Their waste is rich in key plant nutrients like carbon and nitrogen. Without this activity from penguins, ocean health and soil health could degrade significantly.
Controlling the Population of Prey Species
The loss of penguin populations would do more than just disrupt the food chain for the predators that hunt them. Along with that, it would have a significant impact on the species they hunt. The loss of some penguin species could result in predator release. This is a phenomenon in which the population of a prey species grows out of control when its predators disappear. Without limits on population levels, these prey species can devastate their ecosystems.
Just as a hypothetical, we could look at krill. Many penguin species rely on krill as a food source. If they were to disappear, krill populations could grow too fast. This could then result in them consuming too much phytoplankton. With phytoplankton being at the core of many aquatic food chains, this could then lead to the collapse of the local ecosystem.
They Indicate Environmental Health
Penguin life is a good indicator of the health of an ecosystem. They live both at sea and on land, and their behaviors can tell researchers a lot about what is going on in both habitats. For example, penguins in the arctic need sea ice to hunt. If you see fewer penguins in a region where there used to be many, it could indicate the lack of sea ice in that area. Fewer penguins at sea or on land in an area could also indicate issues with the prey species in the habitat. It could be a sign that overfishing is occurring in that area.
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Irrational policies will lead to an 'unattractive' world in 2052
By Ni Tao | October 10, 2013, Thursday | Print Edition
What will the future look like?
Will the earth be overwhelmed by climate change?
Will economic growth fall victim to rising temperatures and resulting natural calamities?
These questions, and more, are answered by Jorgen Randers, professor at the Norwegian Business School and author of "2052: A Global Forecast for the Next Forty Years," published last year. He is best known as the coauthor of the seminal 1972 book "Limits to Growth." Randers talks to Shanghai Daily reporter Ni Tao in an e-mail interview.
Q: What motivated you to write "2052" on the 40th anniversary of "Limits to Growth"?
A: I spent the 40 years between then and now trying to save the world from global unsustainability, with limited success, and I had become very curious about what will actually happen over the next 40 years.
So I decided to try to find out, and "2052" contains the result.
"Limits to Growth" and its follow-up studies were scenario analyses describing a number of different futures, discussing their relative merit, and recommending policy that would make the future more sustainable.
"2052" is a significant deviation from that: it simply states what I believe will happen, on a broad scale, between now and 2052.
The forecast is driven by a computer model, but also tempered by my best guess at how human decision making will play out over the coming years.
I have been worrying about the future for decades, and I wrote this book for peace of mind. The future I found is not the future I would hope for, but knowing what lies ahead does give me peace of mind.
Q: How will climate change affect global food security?
A: The increased level of CO2 in the atmosphere accelerates plant growth; photosynthesis speeds up when there is more CO2 around.
So if this were the only effect of man-made CO2 emissions, the effect on food growth would be positive.
The total effect on global agricultural yields will be limited over the next 30 years, but then yields will start to decline because the heat effect will overwhelm the CO2 effect.
There will be huge regional variation, and exactly how agriculture will be affected in a specific locality is not yet known by science.
There is speculation that corn in the United States and wheat in India may suffer most.
But farmers will change to other crops in response — and when there is nothing else around, consumers will have to adjust their tastes to the new stuff.
In sum I believe that the world will be able to supply the food that is demanded in 2052.
The problem will be then, as now, that many people will starve because they cannot afford to pay for the food they need.
Q: What makes it so hard to adopt renewable energies if they are technically feasible and economically inexpensive?
A: In principle it is simple to solve the climate problem.
To stop the temperature from rising, we need to halve man-made greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
This cut can be achieved easily with known technologies and at a surprisingly low cost. Solving the climate problem would cost only a couple of percent of the GDP.
The problem is that global society appears to be unable to make the decision to act.
Because acting would mean moving from the current, well-tested, and cheap solutions (like coal-based power and cars running on gasoline) to more expensive solutions (like wind and solar power, or coal and gas with carbon capture and storage).
Neither the voter, the politician, nor the capital markets are much in favor of moving from a cheap to a more costly solution.
Therefore it does not happen, at least not quickly.
Q: Does political system matter in responding to climate change?
A: Yes it does.
What we need is a system of governance that puts more emphasis on the interest of our children and grandchildren — that is, on future generations.
We need stronger government that can force us all to be more long-term in our current action.
I believe the current Chinese government has many of the desirable characteristics in this context: it is seeking to allocate capital in ways that bolster the long-term future of China, even when this means lower growth in disposable income.
Q: You say in the book we are "overshooting" the earth's resources. How much longer can we continue to overshoot?
A: Humanity has already overshot a number of limits, and in some cases we will see local collapse before 2052.
One example is the likely loss of coral reefs, another is the likely loss of the tuna.
But the most worrisome overshoot is that caused by our ongoing overshoot in climate gas emissions — one approaching global collapse.
We are emitting twice as much greenhouse gases every year as is being absorbed by the world's forests and oceans.
This overshoot will worsen and not peak until 2030 in my forecast.
Only then will humanity begin to reduce its annual global emissions — because only then will the ongoing human effort to reduce energy use per unit of GDP and the carbon emissions per unit of energy be so successful that global emissions will go down in spite of continued growth in GDP.
The effect of this overshoot will be a significant increase of CO2 in the atmosphere, with consequent warming.
Some will be surprised that I do not think humanity will overshoot conventional resource limits — for example oil, food, water — by 2052.
The main reason is that I believe the human economy will grow much more slowly than most people think.
Hence we will have better time to evolve substitutes for scarce resources. The lower-than-expected GDP means lower use of resources.
Q: You paint a very different picture of megacities of the future. How will they look?
A: Already 50 percent of us (3.5 billion) live in cities.
By 2050 70 percent (5 billion) of us will. So, almost all the population growth from now to 2050 will end up in cities.
Many cities will be very big — twenty million people and more. Some will be well managed, many will not.
People's daily life will be strongly influenced by the ever-present Internet and fantastic virtual entertainment.
There will be sinking political interest in the rural parts of the country and in undisturbed nature.
The well-managed cities will provide improved protection against climate change for its citizens, compared to the raw exposure to calamities by people in countryside.
Q: Are you optimistic or pessimistic about the future? What do you see as the greatest threat to humanity?
A: I am afraid that humanity will decide to create a future for itself that is much less attractive than what could have been achieved if we decided to run the world according to rational policy.
But pessimism is not the best description of my feelings.
The best description is sadness: I am sad because global society is likely to make a number of wrong judgments and decisions in the decades ahead. And as a result it will willfully create an unattractive future world.
Our greatest threat is self-reinforcing climate change, and the greatest downside in our future is brought on by increased warming up to 2052 that will lead to runaway climate change in the second half of the century.
But it really does not matter how I feel — optimistic or pessimistic, happy or sad.
What matters is that the conclusion to be drawn from the 2052 forecast is simple and straightforward.

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Station wagon Debuts in Geneva and is the third variant of world's favorite Chevrolet.
The Chevrolet Cruze station wagon, the third variant of Chevrolet's most-popular car, will make its global premiere at the 82nd International Geneva Motor Show early next month.
2012 Chevrolet Cruze Station Wagon.
The station wagon complements the Cruze sedan and hatchback, which together have combined sales of more than 1 million vehicles globally since launch in 2009.
"The Cruze station wagon caters to an important market segment. It ticks all the boxes for European drivers in terms of distinctive design, dynamic driving, space and economy," said Chevrolet Europe President and Managing Director Susan Docherty.
The new station wagon, which is not planned for sale in North America, features generous storage space and a choice of powerful and efficient engines as well as the state-of-the-art Chevrolet MyLink onboard infotainment system.
The new and improved engines will be available on the entire Cruze line-up starting summer 2012. In addition to the current 1.6L and 1.8L gasoline engines, a new 1.4L turbo gasoline, a new 1.7L diesel and an improved 2.0L diesel engine complete the powertrain offer.
The 1.4L gasoline, 1.7L diesel and 2.0L diesel engines come with start-stop technology as standard. All engines are Euro 5-compliant.
The station wagon, at 4,675 mm (184.1 inches), is slightly longer than the hatchback (4,510 mm/ 177.6 inches) and sedan (4,597 mm /181 inches) models. Load space ranges from 500 liters (17.6 cubic feet) up to the window line in the rear to nearly 1,500 liters (52.9 cubic feet) up to the roof top with the rear seats folded down.
The station wagon is immediately recognizable as a new variant of the best-selling Chevrolet Cruze. The exterior design features a tapering single arch roofline and comes with roof racks as standard, providing convenience while maintaining a poised and sporty look.
A number of exterior and interior styling changes are being introduced in 2012 for all Cruze models. These include a remodeled front fascia, modified head-lamp interiors and fog lamps, and new wheel styles on the exterior and refinements to the center console and a greater choice of seat finishes for the interior.
New Cruzes are equipped with keyless entry, allowing access the vehicle with the key safely tucked away in a bag or pocket. Additionally, the system allows the engine to be turned on or off by pressing a button without the need to insert the key into the ignition.
A brand-new Chevrolet infotainment system, called MyLink, is being introduced in higher trim levels in the Cruze line-up and in the Chevrolet Aveo as of summer 2012. It brings owners' smartphone capabilities into the vehicle.
MyLink aggregates content from the smartphone onto the seven-inch diagonal high-resolution full-color touch-screen display. Once the smartphone is connected, personal playlists, photo galleries, phone books, videos and other stored media and data, such as a special navigation app, can be accessed though the infotainment system touch-screen.
Chevrolet Cruze Eco : 2011 Hybrid-Like Fuel Economy Starts at $18,895; Goes on Sale in January.
GM Confirms Engine For Chevy Volt And Cruze Will Be Built In Existing Flint, Mich. Plant
Chevrolet Cruze : 2011
Chevrolet Cruze Hatchback : 2011 Cruze hatchback show car to be unveiled at Paris Motor Show.
Chevrolet recalls the Cruze
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Q: Infinite random number animation as div I need an animated infinite random number generator.
Would be great in a div.
How is that possible with maybe JavaScript?
Thanks.

A: You can use odometer (https://github.hubspot.com/odometer/) to animate a number changing. It has different themes to control look and feel.
And if you're looking for it to infinitely change to a random number, you can set it to run on an interval.
So you could have html as follows:

123

Then in your JS file, you would just change the innerHTML of the element, and odometer would handle the animation.
setInterval(function(){
    document.getElementById('odometer').innerHTML = Math.floor(Math.random() * 1000);
}, 2000);

See the fiddle below for demo (altered from the fiddle from their github):
http://jsfiddle.net/4wtz8paL/2/

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Grant and Buckner: A Story of Fort Donelson
On the morning of 16 February 1862, Simon B. Buckner wrote a note to US Grant:
HEADQUARTERS, Fort Donelson
February 16, 1862.
Brig. Gen. U.S. GRANT,
Commanding U.S. Forces near Fort Donelson.
SIR: In consideration of all the circumstances governing the present situation of affairs at this station I propose to the commanding officers of the Federal forces the appointment of commissioners to agree upon terms of capitulation of the forces and post under my command, and in that view suggest an armistice until 12 o'clock to-day.
I am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
S. B. BUCKNER,
Brigadier-General, C. S. Army.
Grant, commanding the Union army outside Fort Donelson, must have read the note with some sadness, and not a little despair. His small force had suffered about a thousand casualties out of about 25,000 in a week of combat and bitter cold weather, was down to its last cracker and cartridge, and was riven by dissent in the upper command. The Navy, which had done tremendous service the week before at Fort Henry, had withdrawn its gunboats, unable to reach the high bluffs with their big guns where Fort Donelson sat on the Cumberland River. If pressed. Grant wasn't certain he could take Fort Donelson by force. But his family depended on him, and he could not withdraw.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY IN THE FIELD
Camp near Fort Donelson
General S. B. BUCKNER,
Confederate Army.
SIR: Yours of this date, proposing armistice and appointment of commissioners to settle terms of capitulation, is just received. No terms except unconditional and immediate surrender can be accepted. I propose to move immediately upon your works.
U.S. GRANT,
Brigadier-General, Commanding.
Writing his response likely caused Grant no end of pain. Though his closest adviser, Charles F Smith, had told him "no terms the the damned rebels," Grant was still torn. In 1854, when Buckner and Grant were both officers on the California coast, Buckner had loaned Grant money to get home. Grant had resigned his captain's commission for reasons unclear to scholars to this day (the popular reason–drink–is under serious challenge with only anecdotal evidence to support it) and was pining to return to his family. Buckner was one of Grant's best friends, and Grant didn't have that many friends.
Buckner, a thorough military professional, probably received the note with some pain himself. Just hours before he wrote his note to Grant, Buckner was third in command of Fort Donelson. The senior officer, John B. Floyd, had been a governor of Virginia and a US Secretary of War. He was also wanted in the North for corruption. In a staff meeting that might have been funny in a Three Stooges act, Floyd passed the command to Gideon J. Pillow, who had beaten Grant at Belmont, Missouri the previous fall. But Pillow, though wounded and brevetted for his service in Mexico, was also under a cloud in the Union for graft. Pillow passed the command of the fort to Buckner and joined Floyd in the small boat carrying them across the river with a few loyal retainers. The night before, Nathan B. Forrest and about a thousand men took advantage of a thin escape route Pillow had opened the previous day.
Buckner commanded about 16,000 men (no one knew for certain how many), but without control of the river his rations would be gone in a week; his ammunition, less. And though he knew Grant to be his friend, Grant was also known as a man of his word, there was no one with a better known reputation for determination and courage in the US Army than US Grant.
Dover, Tenn.
U.S. A.
SIR: The distribution of the forces under my command incident to an unexpected change of commanders and the overwhelming force under your command compel me, notwithstanding the brilliant success of the Confederate arms yesterday, to accept the ungenerous and unchivalrous terms which you propose.
I am, sir, your very obedient servant,
Brigadier. General, C. S. Army.
Buckner likely didn't see what else he could have done. As they were taken into custody, the Confederates sullenly accepted their paroles and were released in a week. But the name of "Unconditional Surrender" Grant rang from coast to coast as his star rose in the Union heavens. It wasn't the first time the phrase "unconditional surrender" was used during the war; the first was a Confederate demand that a tiny Federal garrison surrender an arsenal in Georgia. But the press saw a beautiful harmonic in the phrase and Grant's (not real) name. Grant was born Hiram Ulysses, and was known in his youth as "Ulys." The name "Ulysses Simpson" (his mother's maiden name) was one he accepted upon his entrance to West Point.
But no matter. Buckner surrendered fully 5% of all the Confederate combat forces. This staggering loss doomed middle Tennessee to Federal occupation, forced the evacuation of the state capital at Nashville, and provided the Union with a route into the Confederate west's heartland. Regardless of what happened in Virginia, where George B. McClellan was building a huge army of over 100,000 men, Grant was the current hero of the Union.
The Devil's Own Day: Shiloh and the American Civil War tells the story of Fort Donelson and the struggle for Middle Tennessee in early 1862, Available in paperback and PDF.
February 16, 2015 JDB Communications, LLC	Fort Donelson, History, US Grant


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Top 5 NBA Point Guards for Fantasy Basketball
September 26, 2014 Ivan Yau Leave a comment
Fantasy basketball is right around the corner. Before you know it, you'll be sitting in front of your computer deciding who to pick for your daily fantasy basketball team. The draft is a very difficult rush of decisions and can be frustrating at times when you don't get who you want. To make things a little easier, below are the top five point guards you should look at in next year's fantasy NBA draft.
A versatile point guard is something that comes in abundance now-a-days. Simply put, the NBA is loaded when it comes to the point guard position and it can cause problems when choosing who you want for your team. Let's get started:
Tony Parker has been an elite point guard for years now and has been one of the top point guards picked in fantasy basketball for just as long. Last year he averaged 16.7 points, 2.3 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 0.5 steals per game. He has the ability to go for 20 points and 10 assists at any point. Don't hesitate if you are given the chance to pick him up in your daily fantasy basketball draft.
John Wall has shown improvement in each of his four years in the NBA. This past season was his most successful season in his career and we can expect to see much of the same next season. After averaging 19.3 points, 4.1 rebounds, 8.8 assists and 1.8 steals per game last season, it was common sense to put him near the top of this list. He has proven himself and shouldn't be overlooked when it's time to decide who you want.
Stephen Curry has gone from a Cinderella story to one of the best point guards in the league. He is one of the best scoring point guards and certainly one of the most popular point guards come draft day. Last season, he averaged 24.0 points, 4.3 rebounds, 8.5 assists and 1.6 steals per game. His 24.0 points per game and 8.5 assists per game were career highs in the midst of his 5-year career. Now going into his sixth year, we should see just as good play from him.
Russell Westbrook is simply the point guard that can do it all. When healthy, he is one of the most explosive and versatile player in the NBA. He suffered an injury halfway through the season and ended up only playing 46 games in the season. He averaged 21.8 points, 5.7 rebounds, 6.9 assists and 1.9 steals per game. If you're looking for someone that can give you every statistic, then choose Russell Westbrook for your daily fantasy basketball team.
Chris Paul has been a top point guard for as long as I can remember. He continues to bring fantasy owners to satisfaction year after year. Not only is he one of the best passers in the league, if not the best, but he is also a great scorer as well. Last year, he averaged 19.1 points per game, 4.3 rebounds, 10.7 assists and 2.5 steals per game. There's no doubt that Chris Paul should be one of your top choices at the point guard position on draft day.
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Leirvík est un village des îles Féroé, situé sur l'île d'Eysturoy. Elle est la  la plus peuplée de l'archipel.

La commune vit essentiellement de l'industrie de la pêche.

Histoire
Des fouilles archéologiques ont montré que la ville a été fondée au  par les Vikings. Tous les habitants seraient morts de la peste noire en 1349. En 2009, Leirvík a fusionné avec plusieurs villages environnants pour donner naissance à la municipalité appelée Eystur (Eysturkommuna = municipalité d'Eystur, c'est-à-dire de l'Est).

Transport
Le Norðoyatunnilin, tunnel sous-marin reliant Leivík à Klaksvík, sur l'île de Borðoy a été inauguré en .

Démographie

Personnalités nées à Leirvík
 Jákup Frederik Øregaard (1906-1980), homme politique
 Hans Fróði Hansen (1975-), footballeur
 Høgni Lisberg (1982-), musicien

Liens externes

 Site de Leirvik, sur Leirvik.fo (en féroïen). Consulté le .
 Leirvík, sur Faroeislands.dk. Consulté le .

Ville aux Îles Féroé

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Any existing film on your wood or engineered timber project MUST be removed completely by sanding or stripping before applying Cutek CD50.
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Q: PHPMailer Sends Email then Hangs (Windows, XAMPP) When using PHPMailer on localhost (Windows, XAMPP), email sends ok but the script hangs forever -- no refresh.
php's own mail() function works fine, and PHPMailer works fine using sendmail, so this is only a problem in SMTP mode.
Strangely, when stepping through with Xdebug,

I get "Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 0 seconds exceeded" in the console when I reach __destruct()

though I can step through this, which gives me the refresh and the error reflected in the browser. Also, once I've done this, I can refresh the browser and new emails will be sent normally and with no error and no hanging. Exit out of debugging mode and I return to the hanging behaviour.
Note: in php.ini:
max_execution_time=60
max_input_time=60
require_once "PHPMailerAutoload.php";
$to = "myemail@gmail.com";
$to_name = "Me";
$from_name = "fromName";
$from = "from@name.com";
$subject = "This is a test email from php " . strftime("%T", time());
$message = "phpmailer using smtp";

$mail = new PHPMailer();
$mail->IsSMTP();
$mail->SMTPDebug = 2;
$mail->Host     = "# censored #";
$mail->Port     = 587;
$mail->SMTPAuth = true;
$mail->SMTPSecure = 'tls';
$mail->Hostname = "myhost";
$mail->Username = '# censored #';
$mail->Password = '# censored #!';

$mail->FromName = $from_name;
$mail->From     = $from;
$mail->addAddress($to, $to_name);
$mail->Subject  = $subject;
$mail->Body     = $message;
$result = $mail->send();
echo $result ? 'Sent' : 'Error: ' . $mail->ErrorInfo;

A: I have had similar issues when working on a development localhost server with PHPMailer. After much research the way that I overcome this was to manually require both the PHPMailer class and the SMTP class like:
require('../vendor/phpmailer/phpmailer/class.phpmailer.php');
require("../vendor/phpmailer/phpmailer/class.smtp.php");
As using the PHPMailerAutoload.php didn't fully require all the class needed and threw exceptions. Do you have a live server to test as I found a lot of answers like "works fine when live and fully deployed", this is a risky choice though.
I managed to overcome the "maximum execution time" by requiring the files manually. But the hanging is intermittent whilst using windows and XAMPP where sometimes it send straight away and other times it may take a while for the script to process. Not sure if this will work but it's worth a shot.
Further to this I investigated the "class.smtp.php" file within PHPMailer and found this:
    $this->edebug('Connection: opened', self::DEBUG_CONNECTION);
    // SMTP server can take longer to respond, give longer timeout for first read
    // Windows does not have support for this timeout function
    if (substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3) != 'WIN') {
        $max = ini_get('max_execution_time');
        // Don't bother if unlimited
        if ($max != 0 && $timeout > $max) {
            @set_time_limit($timeout);
        }
        stream_set_timeout($this->smtp_conn, $timeout, 0);
    }

Which defined in the comments above it states that "Windows does not support the timeout function". Maybe from this understanding it could help you eliminate possibilities?


Hello, it's my first time posting here and I'm doing so because I can't seem to find an answer to my problem.
I'm able to run Mana Khemia 2 but can't see any of the Element colors of the cards whether they be in synthesis, inventory, or encyclopedia. This is a big problem for me since knowing the elements is necessary for proper synthesis.
As for my configuration, all pretty basic, am able to run FF XII flawlessly.
Also, please let me know whatever other specs or configuration I may need to give, this being my first time to post.
I do. It's the only one I have checked on the long list. Also tried unchecking it but that didn't solve it either.
Also, should I be using ZZ Ogl PG 0.1.0 or ZZ Ogl 0.21.213 for graphics? ._.
much stronger and smoother and a higher compatibility list as its been the mac standard for some time.
Yeah, made the switch to 0.1.0 after checking their chronology.
It's the only game that's given me problems so it's not that big of a sacrifice.
Thanks again for your help! Hopefully, the 0.9.7 release would be able to put this thread to rest.


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Lynne M. Kizis is a shareholder and co-chair of the firm's Mass Tort/Class Action group and has been an attorney at Wilentz since 1989. Ms. Kizis has practiced at the forefront of complex, mass tort and class action litigation for more than 30 years, representing victims of occupational and environmental illness and defective products in trial and appellate courts in New Jersey and nationally.
Ms. Kizis has a long history of success in litigating claims of personal injury, wrongful death, property damage and economic loss due to hazardous substances including asbestos, silica, lead, and toxic chemicals, as well as unsafe pharmaceutical products and medical devices, and defective consumer products. As the granddaughter of a coal miner and the daughter of a Johns Manville employee, the fight for the rights of sick and injured workers and their families is personal for Lynne, because no one should have to get sick or die just to provide for their family.
Ms. Kizis has tried cases to verdict, resolved numerous $1 million plus cases, and second-chaired one of the largest punitive damages verdicts awarded against an asbestos company in New Jersey courts. She has been a leader and an advocate for the New Jersey plaintiffs asbestos bar. She has served as lead or co-lead counsel in a variety of high-stakes class action cases. The Wilentz Mass Tort/Class Action group has recovered more than $1.5 billion in aggregate settlements and verdicts. Ms. Kizis has been distinguished with a Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent Peer Review Rating, has been consistently ranked in Best Lawyers in America and named to Thomson Reuters' Super Lawyers list for Class Action and Mass Tort, and named to its Top 50: Women in New Jersey Super Lawyers list in 2015.
Ms. Kizis serves as the President of the New Jersey Association for Justice (NJAJ), and has served on its Executive Committee since 2011, and on the NJAJ/ATLA-NJ Board of Governors since 1999. She serves on the Class Action Committee and Consumer Protection Law Committee of the New Jersey State Bar Association. She is a former chair of the Products Liability and Toxic Tort Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association. She served for many years as a Bencher/Barrister Member of the Halpern – Furman Inn of Court. She serves on the Superior Court of New Jersey, Middlesex County Asbestos Advisory Committee, and previously served on the Mass Tort Electronic Filing Committee and Mass Tort Advisory Committee to the New Jersey Supreme Court.
In addition to her extensive mass tort, toxic tort, and class action litigation practice, Ms. Kizis is a frequent author and lecturer for the New Jersey Association for Justice, the New Jersey Institute of Continuing Legal Education, and Harris Martin on a variety of topics including products liability, procedural and evidence issues, liens, ethics, professionalism, causation and other tort issues, consumer fraud and class action law, and issues of women in the law.


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