How Tall Is Quavo, What Is His Real Name? Is He Dating A Girlfriend?
The modern style and wave of hip hop may not be the cup of tea of every fan of the genre, but there is no denying the ubiquitous nature of the genre's newest crop of stars whose music transverse race and country. Among this crop of stars is Migos, a hip hop and trap music group leading the wave of modern hip hop. One of the members of Migos is Quavo, a rapper, and a music producer.
Quavo is one of the more popular members of the group as he is known to make music with other acts, several of which have become hit songs topping various charts. We explore the life and career of Quavo here and you can read all about him below.
Quavo's Biography – What is his real name?
When Migos came onto the scene and the members' names were announced to fans and music media, one of the earliest curiosities about the group was the full name of its members. Quavo, who is probably the most popular member of the group, was revealed to have the full name, Quavious Keyate Marshall.
He was born on the 2nd of April 1991 and his rapid rise to fame has been down to his collaboration with Takeoff and Offset, who also happen to be his family members. Takeoff is his nephew while Offset is a cousin. He was born in Athens, Georgia to Edna Marshall and for a long time, was raised only by his mother following the death of his father when he was four years old.
He was raised in Gwinnett County alongside other members of the group. While there, he attended Berkmar High School where he looked more like he was destined for a career in sports. He played football as a student and showed sparks of excellence as a player for the school. Unfortunately, a combination of his physical status and domestic issues led to him dropping out of the school.
Often referred to as Huncho or Yate by admirers and friends, Quavo, Offset and Takeoff formed Migos in 2008. Like a lot of music groups, the group started with another name, Polo Club. However, before the group released a line of music under the name, they changed the name to Migos.
Despite releasing their first project in 2011, Quavo and his group never achieved mainstream popularity or attention until 2013 when their single Versace was remixed by popular rapper Drake. The remix to their song by the ultra-popular singer brought some global attention to the music group, giving them a shot in the arm in the latter years of the journey they began in 2008.
With Migos now one of the country's more popular acts, Quavo began to draw interest from several other rappers and singers who sought to have his iconic style of music on their tracks. Over time, he has been featured in songs like Congratulations, Portland, I'm the One and Pick Up the Phone.
Following his own desire to explore a solo career, Quavo released his first solo album, Huncho Jack, Jack Huncho in 2017 and it debuted on the Billboard Hot 100. The album was released in collaboration with fellow hip hop act, Travis Scott. His first non-collaborative solo album was released in 2018. The album was titled Quavo Huncho.
Is He Dating A Girlfriend?
When a flashy new hip hop artist comes on to the scene, it is normal and expected to have their relationship history and interests become a subject of curiosity for fans. It is a tradition that has become a very part of the hip-hop culture itself.
Well, for Quavo, unlike his Migos co-member, Offset, the story is not as cut and dry. He has been in rumored flings and short relationships with personalities like Nicki Minaj, Lira Galore, Iggy Azalea, and Karrueche Tran. However, as for a defined relationship, there seems to be a general consensus that Quavo is dating Saweetie, a fellow rapper.
Saweetie has released a couple of projects which include Missed Calls, High Maintenance, and a couple of others. Her real name is Diamonte Harper and she attended the University of Southern California.
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We mentioned earlier how Quavo's physical status contributed to his inability to pursue a football career. He has a height of 5 feet 10 inches which came handy to him when he stormed to the MVP award in the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game in 2018 after scoring 19 points.


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Jimmy Wilde (* 12. Mai 1892 in Tylorstown; † 10. März 1969 in Cardiff) war ein walisischer Boxer, der auch Mighty Atom genannt wurde. Er gilt für viele Experten, z. B. das Ring Magazine, als bester Fliegengewichtler aller Zeiten.

Seine Karriere dauerte nach Aufzeichnungen von 1910 bis 1923. Es wird allerdings davon ausgegangen, dass er schon seit etwa 1907 professionell boxte. Wilde galt als sehr schlagstark, insbesondere mit der rechten Schlaghand, provozierte die Gegner aber auch oft mit tiefliegenden Händen und Finten. Zudem war er sehr beweglich auf den Füßen. 1914 wurde Wilde Europameister. Den Weltmeistertitel im Fliegengewicht gewann er 1916 gegen Young Zulu Kidd. Im letzten Kampf seiner Karriere verlor er den Titel an Pancho Villa von den Philippinen.

Die meisten der Kämpfe Wildes sind nicht offiziell erfasst. Er selbst gab später an, über 800 Kämpfe absolviert zu haben, doch dürfte dies wohl übertrieben sein. 1990 wurde er in die "International Boxing Hall of Fame" aufgenommen.

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CBD Helps Arthritis Patients Live Full Lives
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CBD (cannabidiol) arrived just in time for former Iowa state tennis champion Boris Shcharansky. He hadn't been on the court in 3 long years. His psoriatic arthritis, diagnosed in 2011, was flaring up with inflammation so badly that he took to sleeping on the floor to cope with the pain. Seemingly simple actions like standing on his tiptoes had become unthinkable. Legally available pharmaceutical options were too grizzly to be considered viable. Immunosuppressant drugs, with possible side effects such as liver damage, and epigenetic changes which could harm the next generation of Shcharanskys, didn't sound like a good idea for anybody, much less a formerly athletic guy like Boris.
After years of suffering with seemingly no end in sight, a new focus in cannabis breeding came up as a possible way to alleviate some of the symptoms of arthritis. No stranger to high-THC cannabis strains, Boris thought it was worth a try. He smoked a popular high-CBD flower called Cannatonic with a 2:1 CBD to THC ratio. After enjoying just a few puffs he stood up on his tiptoes with the sudden realization that playing a game of tennis didn't seem so impossible anymore.
The stories of arthritis sufferers receiving benefit from cannabis use are widespread, but what's really going on there? Is it truly a matter of pain and inflammation relief or just a much-needed distraction? By focusing on the regimen used by Boris as a medical cannabis patient, we hoped to understand the potential benefits to other patients. In the process, we also wanted to learn about Boris's road to success as Chief Operating Officer of the industry-leading cannabidiol topical and edible product maker Papa & Barkley, headquartered in Los Angeles with production facilities in the city of Eureka in Humboldt County, California.
By now we've all heard about the endocannabinoid system and its role in maintaining balance in our body's systems. What may be conceptually new to folks is the standard cannabis industry practice of combining phytocannabinoids, and other active compounds present in the plant, with terpenes to help patients achieve a synergistic "entourage effect". We know that a full spectrum, whole plant-based medicine will encompass cannabinoids such as CBD and THC to work in concert with the terpenes, and hundreds of other active compounds, to achieve therapeutic effects.
CBD isolate or distillate products, no matter how sexy the packaging and marketing won't be as effective for folks suffering from arthritis, or a wide range of other ailments, because of the missing compounds in the final preparation and subsequent lack of synergy achieved. "We use a whole plant infusion formula," Boris said in a recent interview with Seibo Shen, Founder of popular vaporizer company VapeXhale. "Full spectrum…we take whole flowers and put them into our high-grade coconut oil, high-grade MCT. We have a patented infusion process that uses pressure, time, water, and nothing else. That is the base for all of our products. The theory is the entourage effect. The cannabinoids working together are actually more effective than anyone alone. Now we're going further. Terpenes also help those cannabinoids do their job inside our bodies."
One thing that is clear from Boris's experience is that cannabis alone would not have alleviated his long list of symptoms from the arthritic inflammation. "Cannabis doesn't heal," Boris said. "Cannabis gets us to the point where we can be in homeostasis. CBD brought down my inflammation. I had to change my diet and I had to get out there and start biking and working out again. That's what increased my metabolism, and that helps continue to decrease my inflammation. It's not cannabis. If I don't have that original inflammatory relief from the cannabidiol, I won't do the rest of the stuff."
Cannabis helps with pain, allowing Boris to live an active lifestyle which had become unthinkable in his previously arthritic state. "Now it's completely under control, it hasn't gotten worse, and it hasn't spread," Boris said. So how does he do it? "Basically, it's a regimen of 100-300mg of CBD ingested orally a day. And I also like to dab cannabidiol. It's one of my favorite things to do. It's my favorite way to ingest CBD. But you still have to use the tinctures and the capsules to get your milligrams up."
"For me in the morning, maybe 2 or 3 high-CBD dabs. After that, it's capsules for me. Tinctures are great, but I achieve the same result with dabbing that I do with tinctures. It's active within 10-15 minutes. It's going directly into my bloodstream to my brain, but when you have arthritis throughout your body you want it to be processed in your gut. You want it to go into your bloodstream throughout your body. When you take a tincture, most of that is going to go to your brain. It will go to your perception of pain, but it won't necessarily alleviate inflammation."
"That's when I take the capsules," Boris said. "I love just taking three or four 50mg capsules. I take those in the morning, and three or four of those at night. For me, it's inflammatory relief. I have to get ahead of it. It's not that you just use cannabis when you have pain. You've got to get ahead of it. Every day, if I don't have flare-ups, I'm doing 30mg a day no matter what. But if I've been traveling or have back pain, I'll do 150-200mg at night, and then a few hundred (milligrams) every day that week. It's about saturating your system with cannabinoids."
Cannabis is excellent medicine for arthritis sufferers, but what about the rest of us? All adults may benefit from using cannabidiol as a preventative approach to stave off the effects of aging on the brain. The US Government currently holds patent 6630507, which formally recognizes the non-THC compounds of the cannabis plant as neuroprotective. Boris believes "…we should all be taking CBD on a daily basis."
Papa & Barkley full spectrum products are available nationwide (without THC) and in California (with THC). They have also launched a cannabis concentrates brand, Papa's Select, to focus on whole plant, full spectrum ice wax and rosin made from freshly frozen cannabis flowers. Genetics which produce high-THC hash is well known and widespread. Papa's Select is on a "'quest for the holy grail' to find a hash strain that yields a commercially viable amount of CBD." They are "currently working with top breeders in the Emerald Triangle to create a new CBD-rich strain for ice hash and rosin extraction." Special thanks to VapeXhale Founder Seibo Shen for conducting this interview with Boris Shcharansky, COO of Papa & Barkley.
Summary: CBD is helping arthritis patients take charge of their lives in dramatic ways. We've wondered how patients with severe symptoms had been self-administering CBD products, what mix of products are they using, and what are the doses like. VapeXhale CEO Seibo Shen spoke to Boris Shcharansky, Chief Operating Officer of popular CBD product maker Papa & Barkley about his winning battle with arthritis, and we're honored to bear witness to their illuminating conversation. What we learned is that the CBD helps, but lifestyle changes are really the thing which keeps the suffering at bay. Take a walk with us on the court with Boris, Seibo, and get the complete story of how high quality, full spectrum CBD products are integrated into a healthy, active lifestyle with remarkable results. We also share the story of CBD's neuroprotective qualities and the patent the US government holds, confirming the true value of the popular cannabinoid.
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How new policies will trigger growth in real estate sector
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Eggheads in the nation's real estate sector have predicted a marginal growth in the sector occasioned by the crucial roles the Family Home Fund (FHF) and the Nigeria Mortgage Refinance Company (NMRC) are expected to play in ramping up the 20 per cent reduction in the Federal Government's spending on housing.
Given the present economic and political realities, the new tax regime and compelling trends in the real estate industry, experts said 2020 would perhaps herald the beginning of real growth in the once recessed sector.
According to them, the year would be the beginning of real growth in the sector after the recession of 2015.
The experts, who spoke at the 2020 Nigerian Real Estate Market Outlook breakfast meeting organised by Northcourt Real Estate in Lagos, include professionals in the built environment, policymakers, mortgage bankers and investors.
They noted some economic steps that will drive the growth both on the supply and the demand sides.
According to them, the Finance bill 2019, recently passed by the National Assembly would play a crucial role in the anticipated growth especially with the exemption of Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) from the tax net.
The Finance Bill, which seeks to change Nigeria's fiscal laws, they said, would favour Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) once operational.
Also, the Federal Government policies on recapitalisation of mortgage banks and insurance companies are expected to create traction in those sectors with great positives for the real estate industry.
Others include the crucial roles; the Family Home Fund (FHF) and The Nigeria Mortgage Refinance Company (NMRC) are expected to play in ramping up the 20 per cent reduction in the Federal Government spending on housing.
The $2.5bilion FHF, which has commenced residential development projects in Yobe and Akwa Ibom states in partnerships with Mixta Nigeria and Shelter Afrique towards achieving 500,000 homes by 2023 in different states.
Also, the Ministry of Works and housing is considering raising a ₦10 trillion National Infrastructure Bond, which is expected to
bridge funding gaps for infrastructure and housing construction.
However, they stressed the need for the government to come up with legislation that would make affordable or social housing a reality through easy access to land, easier approval process and control access.
The Chief Executive Officer, Craeme Blaque Group, Zeal Akaraiwe, who led discussions at the event noted the Federal Government's desperation to raise revenue, stressing that it may affect businesses whose tax books are not in order.
Akaraiwe, who spoke on the 2020 economic outlook and effect of the finance bill on the real estate said the speedy passage of the Finance Bill by the lawmakers is an indication of the seriousness to squeeze businesses and the Central Bank of Nigeria's support which can make the economy more volatile.
Specifically, he said, the Foreign Exchange Subsidy initiated by the CBN to stabilise the Naira, has cost the nation a record $5.5 billion and $6 billion from 2017 to 2019.
According to him, the effect of this coupled with other policies aimed at stabilising the Naira and encouraging direct foreign investment will create a healthy uncertainty in the sector.
Akaraiwe, said with these realities, many businesses would tend to avoid keeping money in Naira, while there will be reasonable pressure on property investment but with a change structure.
The implication, he said, will be an influx of foreigners in the real estate sector because of government's encouragement on direct foreign investments through efforts on the ease of doing business.
According to him, 2020 throws magnificent opportunities for those who have the guts and liquidity to invest in property markets.
"The volatile, uncertain and complex nature of the economy will provide opportunities for investors who can make fast decisions to simplify and clarify the ambiguity in the environment", he added.
Providing insights into the sector's performance in 2019, the Chief Operating Officer and Director, Real Estate Advisory, Northcourt, Ayo Ibaru, said although the market showed signs of recovery, affordable housing has remained an issue while vacancy rates dropped in Abuja and Lagos.
Ibaru also noted that developers were also more flexible on their projects plans to stay afloat.
This trend, he said, may continue as only businesses with flexible plans can survive in the uncertain business environment.
Ibaru noted that Nigeria has become one of the top 10 improvers for the 2nd time in the most recent World Bank's ease of doing business report, ranking 131st globally, which can be a big plus for the real estate sector.
He also stressed that activities in the office real estate market have reduced with a new supply of 36,507sqm office space coming on to the market in 2019 with average vacancies in Grade A offices Dropping mildly but may still be described as
"About 35,000sqm of Grade A office space is expected to be delivered in 2020. The retail market has performed better in the
past year, retail developers adjusting their offerings to balance out exchange rate fluctuations and generally sterner economic
conditions. This has been rewarded with better new uptake and renewals for most malls across the country", he added.
For the Chief Executive officer of Northcourt, Tayo Odunsi, 2020 would present good yields with high demands for industrial and commercial real estate.
The increase in demands, he said, will lead to an improvement in construction activities and higher construction costs.
According to him, the activities and policies of the present government have significantly stimulated manufacturing activities and this expected to continue to be so.
This, he said, has led to considerable growth in the industrial sector leading to demand warehousing and logistics facilities.
"Provision of warehouse facilities will remain paramount to the retail industry as e-commerce continues to rise even as traditional retail improves in-sync with the economic and purchasing power of the public", he said.
Odunsi stressed that access to finance for construction would also improve because of several interventions in mortgages and construction finance.
He also spoke of the emergence of a class of Higher Earners but not Rich Yet (HENRYs), which will create a change of taste and requirements and more investment in property.
According to him, these would favour operational real estate having development and business income for example in student accommodation, entertainment centres, family entertainment centres, lounges and co-working space.
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Teledyne Benthos Welcomes New Senior Program Manager
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Teledyne Benthos, a Massachusetts based manufacturer of ocean instrumentation and underwater systems, has added a new member to its team –Dan Shropshire. In his new role as Senior Program Manager, Mr. Shropshire will manage government programs and complex engineering specials across the Company's full product line.
"We are pleased to welcome Dan to our growing team within Teledyne Marine Systems" said Senior Director of Business Development, Justin Manley. "Strong programs built around our leading technologies are a key complement to our commercial products."
Mr. Shropshire brings over ten years of experience in program and project management, and systems engineering. Most recently, Mr. Shropshire worked for Northrop Grumman Corporation as program manager for NASA's Chandra X-ray observatory.
Mr. Shropshire holds Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Colorado at Boulder.
About Teledyne Benthos
An industry leader for more than 50 years, Teledyne Benthos designs and manufactures rugged, reliable oceanographic instrumentation and sensor solutions for marine environments. Teledyne Benthos products include: acoustic releases, acoustic telemetry modems, acoustic positioning systems, hydrophones, glass flotation spheres and instrument housings, locating devices, and remotely operated vehicles. Teledyne Benthos is a member of the Teledyne Marine Systems group of companies that includes: Teledyne Benthos, Teledyne Webb Research, and Teledyne Gavia. For more information, visit Teledyne Benthos' website at http://www.benthos.com
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Teledyne Technologies is a leading provider of sophisticated instrumentation, digital imaging products and software, aerospace and defense electronics, and engineered systems. Teledyne Technologies' operations are primarily located in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Mexico. For more information, visit Teledyne Technologies' website at http://www.teledyne.com
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The VanEck Vectors® Real Asset Allocation ETF (RAAX®) uses a data-driven, rules-based process that leverages over 50 indicators (technical, macroeconomic and fundamental, commodity price, and sentiment) to allocate across 12 individual real asset segments in five broad real asset sectors. These objective indicators identify the segments with positive expected returns. Then, using correlation and volatility, an optimization process determines the weight to these segments with the goal of creating a portfolio with maximum diversification while reducing risk. The expanded PDF version of this commentary can be downloaded here.
The VanEck Real Asset Allocation ETF ("RAAX") returns to a full allocation in real asset sectors.
Markets continued to recover in February, driven by the newly adopted policy of patience from the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed). Global stocks were up, bonds were down, and real assets were mixed. Now, all eyes are on economic activity and a potential trade deal with China.
Risks have diminished across real asset investments. RAAX turned bullish on almost all real assets based on positive price trends, normalized volatility, strong commodity prices, and supportive macroeconomic and fundamental factors. This marks a big shift from last month's strongly defensive posture.
Gold pulled back slightly in February, but the bull case for the precious metal remains intact; slowing economic growth and trade tensions with China create a heightened risk regime, and a dovish Fed creates headwinds for the U.S. dollar.
The table presents past performance which is no guarantee of future results and which may be lower or higher than current performance. Returns reflect temporary contractual fee waivers and/or expense reimbursements. Had the ETF incurred all expenses and fees, investment returns would have been reduced. Investment returns and ETF share values will fluctuate so that investors' shares, when redeemed, may be worth more or less than their original cost. ETF returns assume that distributions have been reinvested in the Fund at "Net Asset Value" (NAV). NAV is determined at the close of each business day, and represents the dollar value of one share of the fund; it is calculated by taking the total assets of the fund, subtracting total liabilities, and dividing by the total number of shares outstanding. The NAV is not necessarily the same as the ETF's intraday trading value. VanEck Vectors ETF investors should not expect to buy or sell shares at NAV.
Performance for the VanEck Vectors Real Asset Allocation ETF (RAAX) was flat in February. RAAX was 20% invested in gold bullion and 80% invested in T-bills. While gold bullion was down slightly last month, this was offset by the incremental yield earned from holding T-bills.
In February, there was a significant dispersion in the returns of real asset investments. Some assets were up, such as global infrastructure and MLPs. Other assets were down, such as gold and coal equities. And other assets posted marginal returns, like unconventional oil & gas and agribusiness equities.
RAAX transitioned from its strongly defensive posture to a fully allocated, diversified portfolio of real asset investments. It now holds a 33% allocation to gold and gold equities, a 30% allocation to natural resource equities, a 20% allocation to global infrastructure, a 12% allocation to REITs, and a 5% allocation to MLPs.
RAAX is now fully engaged in the market. It no longer holds T-bills, rather a well-diversified portfolio of real asset investments. Real asset prices are up significantly from the lows of late December. So, why buy them now? RAAX waits for risks to subside before re-engaging.
Most real asset price trends have turned bullish, volatility has subsided, and many of the macroeconomic and fundamental factors are supportive of real assets. Historically, these conditions have coincided with healthy growth in real asset prices. Below is an aggregation of all the indicators that drive RAAX. Currently, 80% of the indicators are bullish, up from a recent low of 37%.
As of the end of February, the Fund's benchmark, a hypothetical basket of diversified real assets (without fees or transaction costs), is at the same levels it was in October of 2018, and lower than it was at the beginning of 2018. Investors in RAAX, since its launch in April of 2018, generally finished in the same spot as those who bought and held such a basket of diversified real assets.
But how RAAX investors got there was much more pleasant. RAAX avoided the bulk of the drawdown and, most importantly, transitioned to an ultra-low volatility and highly uncorrelated asset when they needed it most. This chart shows the significant decrease in volatility in RAAX when volatility was quickly accelerating in other assets.
And, because RAAX was making money when other risky asset classes were losing money, it became negatively correlated and added much needed portfolio diversification.


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Government Must Implement Key Proposals of the Regional Group's Energy Supply Security Dail Motion -Tóibín
Speaking ahead of the Regional Group's Energy Supply Security Dail Motion, co-author of the motion Aontú leader and Meath West TD Peadar Tóibín stated;
"If ever there was a crisis that highlighted the chasm between the pressure that is falling on the people and the lack of government action, its this one. This crisis has been steadily ramping up week on week since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Energy and electricity costs have been squeezing families dry week after week. According to the ESRI up to 70% of the population are threatened with Fuel Poverty this winter. Added to that is the threat to the supply. Savings are disappearing, bills are unpaid, Debt is building and stress is stopping parents sleep at night. The ability to pay for Energy, food, and accommodation, the bare necessitates of life is slipping through the fingers of even middle income families".
"The most frustrating element of this has been the apathy, the unwillingness of the government to help. The government in their laissez faire attitude refuse to pull the levers of change. Its mortifying that the Tories in London have committed to price caps and a windfall tax while our government are still pondering what to do".
"Green party ideology has meant that we are the only country in Europe not to have Gas storage facility. This means that we are seriously exposed to deviations in price this winter or to a cut in supply. Incompetence has meant that Ireland is that last country in Europe to pay Micro generated electricity tariffs. Small Scale wind, solar and bio digestion has still not been paid out on. Minister Eamon Ryan spoke very seriously in measured tones as he chaired a meeting of EU ministers about off shore wind. Yet there has been 7 off shore wind turbine in 20 years of FF, FG and Greens government".
"The Government keeps laying the blame on the EU. They refused to reduce VAT on fuel citing EU rules that may prevent this. Yet Spain has reduced VAT on fuel and they are subject to the same regulations. The government has refused to decouple the price of non-gas generated electricity from gas generated electricity. Again the Irish government point the finger on the EU and say that they are the competent authority in this area. Now this is one of the main reasons for the high cost of fuel and for the profits being raked in by some energy companies. Yet the European Commission has allowed Spain and Portugal to decouple the price of gas from that of electricity for the next 12 months".
"It is unforgivable that this Government will increase the rate of Carbon Tax on fuel this year. Think about it, in the jaws of the worst energy and cost of living crisis in generations FF, FG and the Greens are still increasing Carbon tax". The Government closed Lanesborough and Shannonbridge without having sufficient capacity in the system. These need to be recommissioned. These should be used to burn biomass. There is enough biomass in this country at the moment to have one of those plants operational. We're exporting wood pulp at the moment to continental Europe to fuel their power plants rather than our own. Economist John Fitzgerald has called for the abolition of the current licensing for forestry
"We need a moratorium on the provision of new data centres that are guzzling energy at the moment in Ireland. Temporarily re-power Derrybrien Wind Farm and ringfence all profits for a local community & environmental benefit fund".
"Since last April the Government & Commission for the Regulation of Utilities have realised that there was no need for the public service obligation to be charged to electricity bills, which has taken an extra €26 out of every single electricity customer's pocket which will now have to be refunded. Implement a Windfall tax for energy companies who have made supernormal profits as a result of soaring energy prices. Bord Gáis profits grow 74% in the last year. Electric Ireland has raised prices 4 times this year. If you get gas and electricity from them that's €1,300 extra a year. For some gas and electricity will cost €6,000 this year. This despite Electric Ireland is a semi state and made a profit of €679m last year. This is plain and simple gouging by a semi state company of its own citizens".
"These are just some of the steps that can be taken now. We call on the government not just to accept the PMB tonight but to implement it".
By Aontú Press | 15 September, 2022
Significant Protest for Navan Hospital A&E Tomorrow Friday at 1pm in Kells, Co Meath
"Only the Government's Hands Will be Warm This Winter, From Sitting on Them" – Tóibín
"Legacy Bill Amounts to Get Out Of Jail Free Card" – Cllr Denise Mullen
Significant Protest Over Navan A&E Planned as Paul Reid Hints that Navan is Reason for Resignation - Tóibín


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Croatian MMA Union Formed with Mirko 'Cro Cop' Filipovic as Honorary President
December 13, 2020 - The newly founded Croatian MMA Union was officially presented to the media in Zagreb by Dražen Forgač and Mirko 'Cro Cop' Filipović.
Gol.hr reports that after maintaining and improving the world of freestyle wrestling in Croatia for years without formal functions, former fighters Dražen Forgač, Zelg Galešić, and Igor Pokrajac decided to take things to a higher level and founded the Croatian MMA Union.
"The motive for founding the Croatian MMA Union is that the situation on the MMA scene is currently such that the interest is great, the halls are full - especially with young fighters and amateur recreationists, and we want to unite all clubs, and we succeeded," said President Forgač.
The honorary president of the newly founded Union was accepted by the greatest Croatian legend of this sport - Mirko Filipović.
"This is to help young fighters, organize competitions, organize seminars for refs, for coaches, for cutmen, and so on, everything that goes into the spectrum of that job," Cro Cop said.
If you wonder why the umbrella organization that brings together all the important clubs in the country is called the Union, and not the Federation - the answer is because the Federation already exists. But since its founding in 2006, Cro Cop says that the Croatian MMA Federation has been basically inactive.
"After all, to be honest, I don't even know who founded it and on what basis that MMA Federation was founded," he said.
"We did everything ourselves - the organization, care for fighters, amateur championships," said Pokrajac.
The same will continue to work, but under the auspices of the Union and at a higher level. Just how much interest there is in MMA in Croatia is best shown by the numbers.
"At the last amateur competition, there were over 100 fighters despite COVID-19, and the viewership was over 40,000 people live via the Youtube channel. So I think the interest is great - both the audience and the athletes themselves," says Forgač.
Globally, MMA has more than 500 million fans, and its current biggest star, Khabib Nurmagomedov, has taken on the role of the promoter to make mixed martial arts an Olympic sport by the Games in Los Angeles in 2028,
"Khabib is certainly one of the most popular fighters today, and it is certainly a great thing that he got involved and engaged in it. A big thank you to him on behalf of all the fighters. I think it would be a great thing if mixed martial arts, MMA sport, joined the Olympic family," said Cro Cop.
To read more about sport in Croatia, follow TCN's dedicated page.
Croatian 'Cro Cop' Paralysed Dog Walks After Hip Surgery!
Croatian 'Cro Cop' posted a touching Facebook message to his fans: "They advised us to put her to sleep, but my dog is alive and well!"
'Cro Cop' Mirko Filipović's posts are often very popular, but a recent post particularly thrilled his fans because it is very touching, and how could it not be when one it is dedicated to one of his true loves: his dog Kora.
'Cro Cop' is known for treating his dogs like family members, and is especially emotionally attached to Kora because, at one point, he was advised to put her to sleep. Veterinarians did not give her any chance of recovery, but the "written off" dog eventually recovered and is now completely healthy, according to Zadarski on January 12, 2020.
Here is the Croatian boxer's complete post:
"Kora! My pet just turned 7 months old and was diagnosed with hip dysplasia 2 and a half months ago. Veterinarians said it was practically over for her. It was urgent to have artificial hips installed, because her situation was dire. Even then the euthanasia option was being suggested given the cost of surgery and the complexity of the rehabilitation Kori would have to undergo, which is demanding and complicated. And there is no guarantee that the surgery would succeed completely given the uncertain shelf life of artificial hips. Of course, 24-hour monitoring was necessary, because she must not run, jump or make any uncontrolled movement during recovery.
A friend referred me to a vet in Slovenia, Dr. Milan Matkea, a world-class expert and specialist in these cases. After reviewing the x-ray of Kora's hips, he said that he would operate and that he would not implant artificial hips. Instead he would only 'rotate her tendons and ligaments' if I have explained the procedure correctly. Basically, Kora has been operated on and has gone from a dog who was written off to one that is completely healthy today.
Today we went for our first walk. She walks completely normally and now we must gradually get her used to longer walks to strengthen the muscles that have atrophied. Six weeks after surgery, Kora has fully recovered. Rehab was difficult, although I was not very involved in that. Thank you to my wife Klaudija, who slept on the living room floor with Kora for 6 weeks, because Kora was not allowed to stay alone for a second until she had completely healed. I should also mention taking Kora outside to go to the bathroom, which was done with one hand holding a leash and the other with a towel tucked under her belly to reduce the load on her hind legs when walking.
Basically, Kora is healthy, recovering and alive today! For all of this I must thank Dr. Matkea. Thank you Dr. Matkea for everything you have done so that Kora alive and well and with us today."
Follow our Lifestyle page for updates on Croatian celebrities, their pets and veterinary medical advances.
Seven Weeks After Retirement, Cro Cop Reveals: "I'm Slowly Becoming Aware that its Over"
April 23, 2019 - Less than two months ago, Mirko Filipović, better known as Cro Cop, revealed the shocking end of his career.
Cro Cop Recalls Student Days in Zagreb, Working as Security Guard, and Red Nikes
March 3, 2019 - After news broke on Saturday that Croatian MMA fighter Cro Cop, or Mirko Filipović, was forced to retire from the ring after suffering a stroke, the outpour of support and praise for the celebrated fighter has not come to a halt.
The MMA legend has been showered with stories by fighters and friends in the last 24 hours, which has brought true gems to the surface from Filipović's early days as a student in Zagreb, long before he embarked on his magnificent 25-year-career, reports 24 Sata on March 3, 2019.
Some of you might be aware that the student dorm Stjepan Radić in Zagreb is the most famous home in Croatia; a place where generations and generations of students spend their university days. It is where you party, learn, socialize and enjoy the benefits of student life.
But not many people know that at the Sava, which is the popular nickname for the great dorm, lived the strongest man in Croatia. Yes, you guessed it, Mirko Filipović.
Namely, Cro Cop came to the Sava in 1994, with 400 marks in his pocket given to him by his mother. He spent a year there and lived illegally while working on the side to survive.
Four years ago, Mirko visited his old home and gave a lecture to the students. The legendary Kino Forum was not big enough to host all of the curious ears. About 400 people packed the small room to listen to Filipović speak.
"At that time, I worked as a security guard and attended the Police Academy. My first roommate looked like Kurt Cobain, and then I got a second roommate that was the complete opposite. That room was cleaned day and night. On one occasion I returned from work at 3 or 4 in the morning and found him cleaning the windows. I liked it," said Cro Cop, who lived in the 7th Pavilion, in room 22.
"Of course I like him. I've been watching him fight for a long time. I think of him as a positive person and an excellent fighter, his left high kick will be recorded in history," says Ivan, who has lived near Mirko's old room for years.
The students love Mirko, because of his personality, and because of his modesty - he came from nothing and introduced himself to the martial arts world as a big star. Of course, the students diligently followed his fights, and everyone is devastated to hear that he's been forced into early retirement.
"His first match I saw was in 2008 when he defeated Japan's Mizuno, and definitely the favorite match is the win against Gonzaga in the return match. Goodness, how he broke him. I'm sorry he had to go this way because I know he is a fighter in the heart, but health has no mercy. The most important thing is that everything went well. He achieved ten wins in a row, so he went out like a hero," added the student.
Student life on the Sava is most famous for going out and hanging out. Student Wednesday, for example, is an event that never goes missed - students are quite innovative. In their small rooms of 13 m2, they are known to cram up to 20 people!
Mirko, however, did not like going out because he was diligently training at the time he lived in the dorms.
"I do not drink alcohol. And then I did not like going out, just like now. I just think it's a waste of time. I train on Friday and Saturday, so I prefer to rest," said Cro Cop.
One of the most famous anecdotes associated with Mirko and Sava are his red sneakers.
The Croatian fighter lived in the dorms, worked as a security guard and earned a living. His great wish was a beautiful pair of Nike sneakers he finally managed to afford. However, living on the ground floor of a student dorm had its disadvantages.
"I bought beautiful red Nike sneakers. And put them on the window, just naive. The next morning they were gone. I thought that maybe they fell, but no, no. One of the toughest moments of my stay at the Sava," Mirko said with laughter.
"If I could return to those days with this mind now, I would do it right away. I would not change anything; everything would be the same. I just want to repeat that period," Cro Cro Cop said as nostalgia for past times overcame him.
This was just the beginning for the greatest Croatian fighter. Only two years later, in 1996, Mirko had his first fight when he defeated the legendary Le Banner.
The Sava still has the strongest man in Croatia.
To read more about sport in Croatia, follow TCN's dedicated page.
Legendary Cro Cop Forced to Retire After Suffering Stroke
Legendary Croatian fighter Mirko Filipović, who you might know better as Cro Cop, has announced his retirement from the ring.
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Mirko 'Cro Cop' Filipović Set for US Return Against Roy Nelson
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'Cro Cop' Returns to Ring and Extends Winning Streak at Rizin 13 in Japan!
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Mirko Filipović returns to the ring on September 30 at the Saitama Super Arena for the Rizin 13 spectacle.
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My latest op-ed is up in the Sacramento Bee.
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"California Ballot Measure to Revolutionize Disclosure of Political Money"
Honored to have been asked to weigh in on this.
"The public has the right to know who is spending money to try to sway their ballot box decisions. If money is speech, voters must know who is speaking to them," Jessica Levinson Clinical Professor of Law at Loyola Law School.
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"GOP debate is a tug-of-war for the Reagan mantle"
Always such fun to speak with Carla Marinucci of the San Francisco Chronicle (soon to be moving to Politico).
Jessica Levinson, who teaches political ethics at Loyola Law School of Los Angeles, says winning the rights to the Reagan legacy isn't even much of a contest.
"Who is the the next Ronald Reagan?'' she asks. "None of them. It's like, 'Will the real Slim Shady please stand up,?'" evoking a famed question from rapper Eminem's landmark work.
'Movie star quality'
That's because the vaunted Reagan shadow looms large over the culture, and the country — both among Republicans who hold him in awe, or Democrats who often hold him in contempt, she said.
"There was a movie star quality about him that appealed to the nation then," in a way that will likely never be replicated in the age of social media, she said.
To his party, Reagan is still revered for his "ability to inspire, to make us feel better about the country we live in," Levinson said. "And whether you think he was a positive or a negative, he did represent a sea change in terms of our expectations of what government should do for us — a paradigm shift."
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"Moderate Assembly Democrats emerge as powerful pro-business force"
Great to speak with Jessica Calefati for this piece.
"Sophisticated, well-funded special interests are playing a long game," said Jessica Levinson, a campaign finance expert and Loyola Law School professor. "It makes a lot of sense to invest early in people who are attuned to your needs and are in position to vote your way when the time comes."
"Investigation: Candidates enrich themselves with campaign cash, gifts, travel"
Terrific to speak with Rachel Baye for this one.
Even when legal, some expenses still might not be appropriate, said Jessica Levinson, a professor at Loyola Law School who specializes in campaign finance.
"The line should be drawn a bit more stringently to really say these are funds that were given to allow you, legislator, to get your message out to obtain voters, and these aren't funds that were given out so that you could obtain personal perks," said Levinson, also president of Los Angeles' Ethics Commission. "A lot of what we're seeing here looks more like personal perks than bona fide governmental or legislative purposes."
Tags: campaign ethics, Ethics, Law, Politics, South Carolina
"Carson mayor under investigation for not filing disclosure reports with the state"
Great to speak with Nathan Fenno, Paul Pringle, and Richard Winton on the Los Angeles Times for this one.
Jessica Levinson, a Loyola Law School professor and president of the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission, said it was unusual for an elected official to not file multiple statements, as opposed to submitting one past the deadline. "A penalty may very well be appropriate," Levinson said.
Tags: carson, disclosure, Ethics, Law, Politics
"San Jose commission will investigate nearly the entire City Council"
Great to talk to Ramona Giwargis of the San Jose Mercury News for this one.
But a political ethics expert said the commission made a fair decision. "A comprehensive investigation seems like a rational response to the allegations," said Jessica Levinson, a professor at Loyola Law School and president of the Los Angeles Ethics Commission.
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What Is a Miscarriage?
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There are few greater challenges for an expectant father than to deal with his partner's miscarriage. While your partner will experience huge physical and emotional challenges in dealing with miscarriage, fathers also feel the loss associated with a miscarried pregnancy.
The simple definition of miscarriage is the spontaneous termination of a pregnancy. Miscarriage affects about 25 percent of all expectant women and generally happens between four and six weeks. Miscarriage almost always happens before the 13th week of pregnancy. The chances of a miscarriage are higher in first pregnancies than in later ones.
Miscarriages happen for a wide variety of reasons. About half are due to abnormalities in the fetus or the placenta, including chromosomal problems. Sometimes the egg attaches in the wrong place, resulting in an early miscarriage. Most times, miscarriage occurs totally outside of the control of the expectant mother.
But both physically and emotionally, miscarriage means much more than the textbook definition. There are strong physical, emotional and spiritual effects on a couple who experience a miscarriage.
Common Effects of a Miscarriage
A miscarriage can affect you profoundly in several ways.
Physical Effects: For the mother, there are a number of painful and unpleasant effects of a miscarriage. There will usually be significant vaginal bleeding and the passing of large clots. This in and of itself is a little unnerving for the mom and her partner. After all, how much blood is too much or how many clots are too many? How can you tell what is to be expected and what is not? In addition, a mom's body often reacts like it does when she gives birth, so, for example, her breasts may enlarge and be tender. Her hormones will likely cause unexpected emotional and physical reactions, which only complicate the feelings of loss.
Emotional Effects: For both mom and dad, there are significant emotional issues. Clearly, the feeling of loss is real for both expectant parents. Having your dreams of having a baby shattered can be a huge blow. You may both feel fearful about becoming pregnant again, not wanting to risk the physical and emotional drain of a miscarriage. The feeling of emptiness a mom experiences is both physical and emotional. There may be feelings of guilt or failure. And there may be a sense of overall depression or discouragement.
Spiritual Effects: An experience like a miscarriage can cause men to question their faith or stray from their spiritual moorings. They may ask questions like, "If there is a God, how could he have let this happen to me and my wife?" Usually, these kinds of questions are fleeting as spiritually-focused fathers turn to prayer and faith, but they can also have long-lasting implications as you try to reconcile your grief with your belief systems.
Relationship Effects: You and your partner both need emotional support at this time, and this can lead to stresses on the relationship. It is easy to fall into guilt and blame. Minor irritations and tensions can escalate. You may even feel like you are headed for a breakup.
How Men Are Commonly Affected By Miscarriage
Fathers who experience miscarriage realize that there will not be a little girl to watch grow up or a little boy to play ball or go fishing with. Often a dad's dreams of children are just as real and meaningful as the mom's.
The typical male attitude in the face of crisis is to fix things (that is one of their partner's biggest complaints about them). But a miscarriage cannot be fixed. There is nothing but time that will heal the scar of the loss of an embryonic life. In that light, a father will feel powerless and hopeless to address his own feelings and the sadness experienced by his partner.
Tips for Men Dealing With the Grief of Miscarriage
You both are likely to experience the five stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance). You won't always follow a sequence and each can take a variable length of time, resulting in the two of you often being in different places emotionally. You will need to give each other the freedom to experience grief in your own way.
Know what to say and what not to say. Many moms who have miscarried have suggested that their husbands not try to console them with a message that "You can still have other kids." For mom, this baby was unique and special. Having more kids in any number will not eliminate the feeling of loss. Talking about other pregnancies may be the male way of trying to fix it. What Mom needs is a listening ear, sympathy and a reassurance of your love for her. This kind of attitude will help her deal more effectively with her loss.
Talk or write it down. Men typically don't talk to other men about their feelings, even in the case of a miscarriage. It is just not their way of grieving. But some dads have experienced some peace and healing by writing down some of those feelings and "giving them life" on paper. That can be very therapeutic for a grieving father. You may also find value in a support group, counselor, or therapist, either together as a couple or individually.
Support your partner. Your partner will often feel the loss of a child more keenly that you will. So take the time to sit with her, hold her, listen to her express herself. Just being there and supporting her through her grief will really help her process the experience.
Get busy. Men will often turn to a project to help assuage the feelings of grief and loss. It is not a bad way to deal with everything that is going on around you. Being busy (but not too busy to be supportive to your partner) will help with the passing of time and will focus you in a positive direction. One project to consider is a remembrance project for the lost baby, such as planting a tree or making something that will be your tangible memorial. Even taking an action such as releasing a helium balloon, lighting a birthday candle on the baby's due date, or giving to a charity can help work through grief.
Don't rush it. A good day can be followed by a bad day. You may think you or your partner are done grieving, but it comes back full force a few days later. This is natural, and you must give each other all of the time it needs.
A Word From Verywell
Miscarriage is a huge blow to an expectant couple. Stay focused on supporting each other and realize that time will help the healing process.
Don't be afraid to get professional help if you find you or your partner are having difficulties with the effects of miscarriage. You can find peace even as you grieve for the loss of that one special life.
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A CIRCUIT Court Judge has encouraged a County Tipperary man to organise a coffee morning with his neighbours in order to help repay a €63,360 debt from an unsuccessful court action taken to prevent a Traveller family from moving into the Cullenagh estate in Ballina.
Brendan Maguire and four others, supported by 61 members of the Cullenagh Residents Association, took a High Court action against North Tipperary County Council to block a Traveller family moving into a €465,000 council house in the estate.
They were unsuccessful in a judicial review action which was determined in May 2009.
As a result of this action, Traveller couple, Charlie and Noreen O'Reilly of Cullenagh faced a legal bill connected with this action. An order for repayment of €63,360 associated with the O'Reilly's costs was made against Brendan Maguire of Ivy Grove, Cullenagh, Ballina, County Tipperary.
Mr Maguire was ordered to repay €40 per month to the Traveller couple but at Ennis Circuit Court on Tuesday the O'Reillys appealed this instalment seeking an increase in the amount repayable per month.
At the sitting Mr Maguire, who was representing himself, said he and the Cullenagh Residents Association took their action against North Tipperary County Council and not against the O'Reillys, who were represented by David McHugh, BL.
The court heard that others named and attached to the civil action were also repaying varying amounts in instalments to the O'Reillys arising from costs associated with the action, some for as little as €10 per month, but one was paying as much as €300 per month.
Mr Maguire, who is now self employed, said he was not in a position to pay any more than €40 per month and said he said he felt he would struggle to pay it when it was originally imposed.
Judge Gerald Keys highlighted that each of those involved in the action against North Tipperary County Council were also debtors jointly in respect of the €63,360.
Mr Maguire said he could not afford this amount and was going to have to cancel his medical insurance because he couldn't afford to pay it.
He highlighted that his mortgage was costing €1,800 per month and although he was trying to restructure this it wasn't working out.
Judge Keys advised Mr Maguire that he had a recourse against the others who jointly took the action with him. Mr Maguire said "but that involves going through the courts".
"You are being brought to the courts because the others would not go with you…You can't leave the O'Reilly's with a bill of €63,000 as a result of an action you brought," Judge Keys responded.
Mr Maguire said his neighbours who went into the action with him were "mainly elderly people that can't help out".
Judge Keys said "it's very difficult on you to have to come to court to pay this bill when it is their bill as well".
He added that he felt Mr Maguire could pay more than €40 per month and ordered the instalment repayments be increased to €70 per month on a trial period until next Easter.
Mr Maguire said he was worried he could not pay that amount, and Judge Keys said if he applied himself he could.
"Ask them [the neighbours] to pay some of it, they can't walk away. You all take on the consequences of winning or losing in a civil action, even if it was €4 or €5 that would help make it up. They should not have a complaint about that and if you run into difficulties tell them you put yourself in the firing line. It is grossly unfair on you to bear it all and on the O'Reilly's to be saddled with that. I'm sympathetic to your situation. I do believe that people who are indemnified should not get to walk away without taking some of it on," Judge Keys said.
Mr Maguire responded, "this is very stressful".
Judge Keys commented, "People who get into groups like this, they usually organise something to make the money back, even if it was a coffee morning. It is grossly unfair on the O'Reilly's and on you to have to take on the €63,000. You should follow them [through the courts]. Why take the burden on for all the others. Your friends and neighbours are not being very realistic to you".


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How to Create and Run a PowerShell Script
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Vista's Hidden Menu Bar
Windows XP & Vista
Every once in a while you may see the Windows Has Blocked Some Startup Programs message? Try as you can to dismiss it, it doesn't go away until you deal with the situation.
Here's how to deal with the situation in Windows Vista and Windows XP. (It doesn't appear to be a problem in Windows 7.)
From the Start button menu, choose All Programs→Windows Defender.
Windows Defender comes standard with Windows Vista, but it's an optional upgrade for Windows XP.
Click the Tools link at the top of the window.
Choose the Software Explorer tool.
Ensure that Startup Programs is chosen from the Category drop-down list.
You see a list of all programs that attempt to start when the computer starts. Programs of an unknown type can be blocked. That explains the message you see when the computer starts.
You can remove or block a program in the list: Simply click the Remove or Disable button when the program is selected. Most likely, a program that's been blocked appears in the Quarantine area.
Choose Quarantined Items.
If any items are listed, they have been blocked — and most likely for good reason.
You can remove the quarantine by selecting an item and choosing the Restore button. But do so only if you're positively certain that the blocked program is safe.
Close the Windows Defender window when you're done.
Other software on your computer might also be blocking certain start-up programs. For example, an antispyware or antivirus utility might scan your computer's files for signs of malware. Start-up files can be quarantined or blocked by those utilities as well.


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Joshua A. Humbrecht
Mt. Vernon, IL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 11 years of experience
(618) 244-5335	206 S. 9th St., Suite 201
Mt. Vernon,	IL 62864
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Nursing Home, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Since my time in law school I have dedicated my legal career to serving, protecting and enforcing the rights of individuals harmed through the carelessness of others. I have tried cases throughout the counties of southern Illinois, before the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission and argued successfully before the Illinois Appellate Courts. Regardless of the size of any given case, my full attention, effort and care is put into all the work I do. I understand that whatever situation the client comes into our office with, it is very important and the source of significant stress and anxiety. I ensure...
Joseph Rousseau
Belleville, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(833) 929-3463	1 S. Church St.
Belleville,	IL 62220
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Nursing Home, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Paul E.H. Rademacher
Mount Vernon, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 4 years of experience
(618) 244-5335	206 S. Ninth Street
Mount Vernon,	IL 62864
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
I grew up in the small Southern-Illinois town of Mount Olive and have dedicated my time and efforts as a trial lawyer to representing my friends and neighbors during times when they've needed it most. I do not represent big companies or their insurance companies and I am no stranger to injury cases taking on 10 more insurance-hired attorneys. As past IHSA All-State athlete in my youth, competitiveness is in my DNA and I strive bring that same level of fight to each case I'm involved in.
I can personally tell you that our firm - Hassakis & Hassakis -...
Brian M. Wendler
Edwardsville, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 33 years of experience
(618) 692-0011	900 Hillsboro Avenue
Edwardsville,	IL 62025
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability and Workers' Comp
The firm and its attorneys have specialized for over 30 years in providing the highest rated (AV) quality legal representation for injured persons in product liability cases, motor vehicle crash cases, truck crash cases, workers compensations claims and personal injury cases. We provide one on one attorney-client service. Please see our many client reviews on avvo.com.
Lindsay Rakers
O'Fallon, IL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 19 years of experience
(618) 628-3800	775 Sunset Blvd.
O'Fallon,	IL 62269
Medical Malpractice, Nursing Home, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Lindsay Rakers is a personal injury attorney located in St. Louis, Missouri. She handles injury cases all over the State of Missouri and in Metro-East Illinois. Lindsay handles the following cases: automobile accidents, truck accidents, pedestrian accidents, motorcycle accidents, bus and taxi accidents, dangerous property, burn injuries, animal attacks, defective products, dangerous drugs, medical malpractice and nursing home neglect.
Tor Hoerman
Edwardsville, IL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 25 years of experience
(888) 508-6752	210 S Main Street
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Asbestos, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
After graduation from Chicago-Kent School of Law in 1995, Tor Hoerman began working at the defense firm Bullaro, Carton & Stone until he got a call from a plaintiffs firm, Kralovec, Jambois & Schwartz that they may have an opening for a young associate. Tor jumped at the opportunity and learned about his passion to help injured people against those that he had previously represented.
In his years at K,J&S, Tor learned how to work the Courtroom at the Daley Center, spending most of his days either trying cases or running from floor to floor arguing motions on behalf of his...
Thomas O. Falb
Alton, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 41 years of experience
(618) 462-1077	603 Henry St
Alton,	IL 62002
University of Illinois College of Law and University of Illinois College of Law
James M. Ruppert
(618) 244-5335	206 South Ninth Street, Suite 201
George Ripplinger
Belleville, IL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 50 years of experience
(618) 234-2440	2215 W. Main St.
University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign
George has been representing plaintiffs (claimants) in serious personal injury cases and death cases as well as negligence cases against doctors, lawyers and other professionals for nearly 45 years. George is a graduate of the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana both under graduate and law school. He served on the College of Law's Board of Visitors, from 1979 to 1986 and was President of the Board of Visitors from 1983 to 1984. He was awarded the University of Illinois, College of Law, Distinguished Alumnus Award in 2007. Other awards include: The Fellows of the Illinois Bar Foundation Award for Distinguished...
Patricia A Zimmer
(618) 234-2440	2215 W Main
Medical Malpractice, Appeals, Legal Malpractice and Personal Injury
Mr. Charles Armbruster Esq
(800) 917-1529	219 Piasa Street
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Asbestos, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
William R. Tapella
O'Fallon, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer
Southern Illinois University School of Law and University of Illinois College of Law
RJ Abernathy
(618) 235-0020	5111 West Main
Daniel Craig Katzman
Belleville, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer
(618) 235-2110	300 South Charles Street
Josh Rohrscheib
Decatur, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(217) 615-5030	202 S Franklin St
Decatur,	IL 62523
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
I believe the best lawyer for you is almost always the one who will care the most about you and solving your problems. He will take the time to carefully listen to you, understand your situation, and give you the best advice on how to deal with it. He'll give you the time you need to get to know him so you can ask questions and fairly judge if you want him to help or represent you.
Jonathan Thomas Nessler
Springfield, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 13 years of experience
(800) 727-8010	536 N. Bruns Lane
Springfield,	IL 62702
Jonathan T. Nessler began his legal career with Nessler & Associates in 2007. His practice is focused on personal injury claims, including catastrophic automobile accidents, nursing home negligence, medical malpractice, and wrongful death. Mr. Nessler has dedicated his entire legal career to helping injured people recover for their loss. He is recognized by the National Trial Lawyers as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer and a Top 40 Under 40 Trial Lawyer in Illinois. He is also recognized by The Law Bulletin Publishing Company Leading Lawyers as an Emerging Lawyer. - Education Bachelor of Science...
James W. Ackerman
(888) 899-1977	2601 S 5th St
Following in his father's footsteps as a legal advocate, Springfield personal injury lawyer James Ackerman established his practice in 1989.
Our approach to the law and to meeting our clients' needs comes from Jim Ackerman's belief that clients are best served when they are fully informed and engaged in every aspect of their case. Jim is a former prosecutor who handles injury claims and who coaches other attorneys on the finer points of case preparation, taking a case to trial, and the art of handling juries. Jim brings years of legal and courtroom experience to bear on every case.
Jim Ackerman...
Roby M. Javoronok Jr.
Springfield, IL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 15 years of experience
(217) 523-7742	2730 South MacArthur Blvd.
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Civil Rights, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Southern Illinois University School of Law and Western Illinois University
Roby Javoronok joined Kanoski Bresney as an associate in October 2020 with over 14 years of workers' compensation experience. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he spent his childhood in Glen Ellyn, Illinois. Roby graduated cum laude at Western Illinois University and Illinois Centennial Honors College before attending law school at Southern Illinois University. He enjoys traveling and working throughout Illinois. After law school, he has happily resided in Central Illinois.
Roby concentrates his practice in workers' compensation and civil litigation. Roby has litigated cases on behalf of petitioners and respondents in each Illinois Workers Compensation Commission venue, giving...
Kolby R. Smithpeters
Harrisburg, IL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 6 years of experience
(618) 294-9529	2 N Vine St 6th Floor
Harrisburg,	IL 62946
I am currently an Attorney in Harrisburg, IL at The Smithpeters Law Firm LLC serving the Southern Illinois community. Please contact me for all of your legal needs.
(217) 698-0202	536 North Bruns Lane
Thomas M. Cooley Law School
Matthew H. Caraway
West Frankfort, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 11 years of experience
West Frankfort,	IL 62896
University of Illinois College of Law and Eastern Illinois University
Matt Caraway is a trial attorney at Sam C. Mitchell and Associates. He focuses on representing people who have been injured as a result of another's negligence. He enthusiastically represents his clients with the energy and dedication required to deliver excellent results. He aggressively pursues individuals, insurance companies, and businesses that have wronged his clients.
Matt represents clients in both Illinois and Missouri. He practices in State and Federal Court. His trial experience includes jury and bench trials in both states.
Matt was also in the Illinois Air National Guard and served for seven years, becoming Staff Sergeant in Operation Enduring Freedom...
Mark Prince
Marion, IL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 33 years of experience
(618) 997-2111	404 N Monroe St
Marion,	IL 62959
Brian K. Zirkelbach
Murphysboro, IL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 23 years of experience
(618) 687-1022	1100 Walnut Street
Murphysboro,	IL 62966
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
I began my practice as a personal injury attorney in 1996 after graduating Indiana University law school. In 22 years of practice I have only represented individuals and their families who have been economically and physically harmed by the negligence of others. In 1988, I was working at a steel company in Macoupin County just out of high school when a defective piece of equipment caught hold of my glove and pulled my left hand into a piece of machinery resulting in serious injuries to my left index and middle finger. My family and I hired a...
Tyler N. Dihle
Marion, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 12 years of experience
Rhonda K Jenkins
(217) 544-2500	421 South Grand Ave West
Quantum Centre, Suite 1A
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Divorce, Family and Personal Injury
Experienced trial lawyer. Practicing in Sangamon County and Central Illinois.
Sean M Britton
Charleston, IL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 24 years of experience
(217) 345-4200	517 Seventh St.
Charleston,	IL 61920
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Attorney focusing on all types of criminal and civil litigation throughout East Central Illinois.
Peter C. Wachowski
Park Ridge, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 31 years of experience
(800) 825-9260	15 N Northwest Hwy
Park Ridge,	IL 60068
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability and Workers' Comp
Peter Wachowski is a well-rounded lawyer who takes great pride in his work and has a passion for helping people in need. He is constantly looking for ways to improve, and won't stand for complacency. Peter is well educated and versed in his field, and as a result, he is able to help a wide array of clients with varying needs. He is very hard working, and is always going the extra mile to get the absolute best result for the client, even if that means investing more time and money into a case. He works to have satisfied clients,...
Robert D. Kreisman
Chicago, IL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 44 years of experience
(800) 583-8002	55 W Monroe St
Chicago,	IL 60603
DePaul College of Law and The John Marshall Law School
Kreisman Law Offices is a Chicago-based personal injury firm that successfully uses a client-based approach to seek justice for victims nationwide. Robert Kreisman is an AV-rated attorney with over 37 years of experience litigating a variety of personal injury cases, including those involving medical malpractice, car accidents, wrongful death, and products liability. He works with some of the leading experts in the nation and employs the newest technology to seek the most favorable results possible for his clients. All cases are taken on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless there is a recovery on your case. Please...
Jonathan Rosenfeld
Chicago, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 19 years of experience
(888) 424-5757	225 W Wacker Dr
Jonathan Rosenfeld is lawyer that represents people injured in nursing homes and long-term care facilities. Jonathan has represented victims of nursing home abuse and neglect throughout Illinois and across the country. Jonathan's reputation as an aggressive advocate for the rights of the injured has resulted in millions of dollars recovered on behalf of his clients. Jonathan's successful representation of nursing home victims had resulted in many speaking engagements to elder groups. Jonathan is dedicated to improving the quality of life for nursing home residents who have been victims of abuse, neglect or fraud. By holding nursing homes and long-term...
Cari F. Silverman
Chicago, IL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 9 years of experience
(877) 374-1417	325 N La Salle Dr
Cari F. Silverman joined Levin & Perconti in October 2011 before being admitted into the Illinois State Bar in November 2011. As an associate attorney, Cari works on many types of personal injury and wrongful death cases, including nursing home abuse and neglect, medical malpractice, car and trucking accident, and product and premises liability matters. In September 2014, Cari was named to the Law Bulletin Publishing Company's list of "40 Illinois Attorneys Under 40 to Watch" for 2014.
Prior to becoming an associate, Cari was a clerk at Levin & Perconti in the Summer 2010. Since she joined the firm...
Steven M. Levin
Steven M. Levin is the co-founder and senior partner of Levin & Perconti, and a trial lawyer with more than 25 years of litigation experience and success. In 1992, he and John Perconti founded Levin & Perconti, which has since grown into a twenty-lawyer plaintiff personal injury firm with more than 135 years of combined trial experience. Steve has obtained an extraordinary number of multimillion dollar verdicts and settlements for his clients in a tremendous variety of personal injury and wrongful death cases, including birth injury, failure to timely diagnose cancer and workplace negligence. His most recent victories include...
David Abels
(855) 529-2442	100 N LaSalle St
David Abels became a lawyer in 1994 and has focused his law practice on helping accident and injury victims since 1997. Much of his work revolves around motor vehicle related accidents, such as car crashes, bicycle accidents, motorcycle collisions, pedestrian accidents, truck accidents and assisting those involved in ride-share collisions (Uber & Lyft). He also spends a significant amount of time working on premises liability claims and sex abuse cases.
Years ago David started representing personal injury victims with the following philosophy: work hard on every case, and do such a good job that each client would want to use...
Daisy Ayllon
Chicago, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 7 years of experience
Daisy Ayllon joined Levin & Perconti as a law clerk in May 2013 and was hired as an Associate Attorney upon graduation from law school in May 2014.
During her time at Levin & Perconti, Daisy has worked on an array of cases, including a defamation lawsuit, a case involving a mental-health patient who was negligently discharged from a hospital and later jumped from her balcony and eventually died, and several other elder abuse, nursing home and medical malpractice cases. "This is an area of the law where one is constantly reminded of how the justice system impacts people in a...
Devon C. Bruce
(312) 313-0202	70 W Madison St
Devon C. Bruce brings extensive legal knowledge to his role as partner at Power Rogers & Smith. He is a skilled personal injury attorney who is also skillful handling accounting and banking malpractice cases. He has won millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for his clients throughout the years, achievement that has warranted recognition in the form of awards such as "Highest Verdict or Settlement in a Dog Bite Case" by 2014 Jury Verdict Reporter and "40 Illinois Attorneys Under Forty to Watch."
David Rapoport
(800) 444-1525	77 W Washington St
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
David Rapoport is the founder of Rapoport Law Offices, P.C. A veteran trial lawyer, Mr. Rapoport's practice is focused exclusively on personal injury and wrongful death matters. In his more than 20 years of practice, he has handled a wide range of serious injury and death matters including airplane crash, medical malpractice, product liability, premises, workplace accident and collision cases.
Mr. Rapoport has obtained and collected record high jury verdicts on behalf of clients including an $8.1 million verdict in the first damages case tried arising out of the crash of USAir Flight 405 at LaGuardia airport, a $3.1 million jury...
Dennis VanDerGinst
Moline, IL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 32 years of experience
(866) 797-5291	4950 38th Ave
Moline,	IL 61265
DePaul College of Law
Dennis VanDerGinst is the President/CEO of VanDerGinst Law, one of the most successful personal injury law firms in the country. He has been a tireless advocate for his clients and a stalwart ambassador for his profession. As a result, he has been recognized as one of the best in the country by clients, peers, and other professionals.
Dennis received his law degree from DePaul University in Chicago. He is licensed to practice in Illinois, Iowa, and the federal courts. During his career he has represented clients in almost every state of the country. The focus of his practice has been on...
Michael F. Bonamarte IV
Michael F. Bonamarte IV was hired as an associate attorney in August 2005 after graduating from John Marshall Law School. Mike is well-known and respected by his peers, clients and opposing lawyers for his diligent and passionate work on behalf of those who have been harmed as a result of wrongful conduct. Mike has achieved outstanding results in a number of high-profile nursing home, wrongful death, medical malpractice and personal injury lawsuits. In March 2014, he was named Partner at Levin & Perconti.
Mike is a member of the Chicago Bar Association, Illinois State Bar Association, American Bar Association, Illinois Trial...
Margaret P. Battersby Black
Margaret P. Battersby Black joined Levin & Perconti as an associate attorney in 2008 and was named Partner in 2014.
Margaret has played a key role in a number of nursing home and medical malpractice cases. Margaret is well-regarded by her clients and peers alike, and was honored by the Law Bulletin Publishing Company as one of the 2011 "40 Illinois Attorneys Under Forty to Watch." This award is given to 40 outstanding attorneys throughout the state for their achievements on behalf of their clients, their communities, and the legal profession.
Margaret is active in the Women's Bar Association of Illinois, the...
Jaime Koziol Delaney
Chicago, IL Medical Malpractice Attorney
Jaime Koziol graduated from DePaul University College of Law in May 2011 and began working at Levin & Perconti in April 2012.
Prior to joining the firm, Jaime clerked for a personal injury and medical malpractice firm, and this experience sparked her desire to advocate for those seriously injured or killed as a result of the negligence of others. Jaime is committed to reaching the best results for her each of her clients, and realizes that most victims and families have never been involved in a lawsuit. Therefore, Jaime understands the importance of frequent communication with her clients and makes a...
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Selectmen discuss critical issues with state Rep. Rice
Livi Regenbaum
ASHBURNHAM — The Board of Selectmen outlined some of the town's most important needs and concerns to state Rep. Robert Rice at Monday night's meeting. Board of Selectmen Chairman Jonathan Dennehy said one crucial need was for Rep. Robert Rice, D-Gardner, to lobby that Gov. Mitt Romney's proposed $216,000 for local aid remain as part of his fiscal 2007 budget. "We've got $200,000 in our budget," Dennehy said. "If we don't see at least the governor's proposed numbers, we are going to be in trouble." Rice said that he would ask that the governor's proposed levels be the bottom line. He said debate on the budget could began as early as late March. "Our cities and towns desperately need those funds," he said. Dennehy said there was concern that the town would not see any of that local aid funding. Dennehy cited the concerns of the Ashburnham-Westminster School District and their tight budgetary issues — including the possible need to propose an override. "These towns are averse to passing overrides," Dennehy said. "If there is not great (effort) by the Legislature to return money to us, the Legislature forces us to make that difficult decision, forcing an override ... that comes out of taxpayer's pockets." Rice emphasized that he would work to require no less than what the governor proposed. In other matters, selectmen urged Rice's help in convincing the 21J board to provide funding for the Route 12 water main project on Fitchburg Road. The 21J fund is supported by the 9/10 cent gasoline tax and is dedicated to cleanup of brownfield sites, specifically former gas stations and similar properties. The proposed 9/10 mile extension would serve residents living near the former Boutwell's Garage, some of whom have contaminated wells or whose wells may be at risk. Town Administrator Kevin Paicos said he is putting together a bid specification proposal that the town will submit at the next 21J board meeting. Rice said he would lobby members of the 21J board to expedite the process in allowing the board to approve funding for the project. Concerning educational matters, selectmen said it was crucial for the town to provide funding for the School Building Assistance Program for Briggs Elementary School. That program would help the town to construct or improve the school building. "You don't need to impress upon me the critical need to do everything we can to move (forward) with the school building assistance program," Rice said. In other matters, selectmen also expressed the need to hire additional fire and police personnel. Dennehy said the town's goal is to have two officers on patrol 24 hours a day, seven days a week. "We are not at that goal yet," he said. "We are one full-time officer short of that." However, Rice said federal money is no longer available to fund those positions because recently 100,000 police officers were hired nationwide. But he said he would look into other sources of funding to hire personnel. lregenbaum@thegardnernews.com