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What was killing the frogs? The answer to this question came in 1998, when researchers examined the epithelium (skin) of sick frogs under the scanning electron microscope and saw what you can see in the photomicrographs to the right. Normally a relatively smooth surface, the epithelium of the dying frogs was roughened, with spherical bodies protruding from the surface.
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In probability theory, the method of moments is a way of proving convergence in distribution by proving convergence of a sequence of moment sequences.[1] Suppose X is a random variable and that all of the moments
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- ^ Prokhorov, A.V. "Moments, method of (in probability theory)". In M. Hazewinkel. Encyclopaedia of Mathematics (online). ISBN 1-4020-0609-8. MR 1375697.
- ^ Fischer, H. (2011). "4. Chebyshev's and Markov's Contributions.". A history of the central limit theorem. From classical to modern probability theory. Sources and Studies in the History of Mathematics and Physical Sciences. New York: Springer. ISBN 978-0-387-87856-0. MR 2743162.
- ^ Anderson, G.W.; Guionnet, A.; Zeitouni, O. (2010). "2.1". An introduction to random matrices. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-521-19452-5.


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By Dr. Martin Leibman, Clinical Psychologist, Department of Behavioral Health, KAHC July 31, 2014
FORT LEE, Va. (July 31, 2014) -- A recent update from the National Institute of Mental Health website highlighted a critical issue that has shaped patient screening procedures at Kenner Army Health Clinic and across the Army Medical Command. The report focused on undetected suicide risk as a critical issue in primary care settings.
In 2010, more than 38,000 Americans were lost to suicide, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This is twice the homicide rate and higher than the annual number of traffic fatalities. According to an NIMH-funded study published in February 2014, 83 percent of the nearly 6,000 individuals they studied received health care services in the year prior to suicide death and half of those did not have a mental health diagnosis. This study showed that of the people who received health care services in the year prior to death, 50 percent made a medical visit within four weeks of their deaths. The most common visit types included primary care and medical specialty.
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I ordered some K-9 Advantix (a flea killer/preventative) on April 14th. After being told it takes 1-2 days to process order and 8-15 days to receive package I had ordered. The form states they will email you when it ships and you can check the shipping status online. After 2 weeks and several requests about where my flea medicine was they finally told me there was a stock problem. They assured me it was in and they would mail it the next day, then the next, the next, so on til another week has passed.
When I checked the status it was still being processed. Again I emailed and they said it was a delay in posting but it had shipped Friday and would be updated first thing Monday. Well, again nothing. I again asked where and they said it was not updated as they were awaiting a tracking number. Now it did finally say shipped but of course there is no tracking number so I have to assume it never really shipped and they just changed status to shipped to shut me up. Now the wait time has increased for the arrival also and they say please allow 18 business days til it arrives.
I may receive the flea medicine come winter if I'm lucky.
They also sent me a coupon code to use to apply to the next order as an apology and a chance to improve there services but when I went to the site to enter the code and see what amount the discount was there was no place to enter a coupon code. I went through the complete checkout upto the final page where you submit once as this final click charges you.
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AUTHOR: Lorrie - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, September 26, 2011POSTED: Monday, September 26, 2011
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Frustrating process, but resolved and possibly will order again
AUTHOR: ted - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, August 07, 2011POSTED: Sunday, August 07, 2011
Part of the delay was their fault and part mine, because I was busy moving my child away to college and chose to haggle a deal with customer service by email. The 1-800 customer service line was not helpful. They offered to fulfill my order with brand name medication instead of the generic for $25 more. I did not like that at all because the items were listed as "in stock" when I placed the order.
I was extreemely frustrated in the slow response from the company. I did not feel comfortable at all in how they chose to do business. I requested a phone call from customer service and never received one, nor had all my questions answered. I did not feel comfortable authorizing additional charges over a email, which would then incurr another foreign currency fee. Yet still they didn't call.
When I placed the order it took 2 days for a confirmation email to arrive, which highly concerned me. Everything looked fine at that time. I ordered six month supply of generic k9 advantix product for 4 dogs. As per other reports, there was no tracking number because I chose the cheapest shipping..ground. A whole 8 days after ordering I was informed it was not in stock. I was able to save $10 by communicating through email than over the phone. However, it took 17 days and 9 emails after my initial order date before I decided to accept their offer.
I doubt I'd ever order medicines for myself from this site, but I may order again for the advantix. Maybe order during off season and hopefully they will have it instock. I don't feel this company is a ripoff, just not very efficient. I consider them reliable since I did eventually receive my product. Their customer service has much to be desired.
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Choosing the way out: Americans offered two very different paths
Deficits and anemic growth attest: America has never paid so much for so little return. Despite one set of facts, there are two different views of how we got here. The two campaigns in this presidential election have presented two different explanations of the past four years. If it sounds as if the candidates are talking past each other, it's because they are.
Over the past four years, America has endured the highest federal spending, deficits and debt in its peacetime history. In return, it has received the worst peacetime economy since the Depression.
How bad has it been?
The Congressional Budget Office estimates that this year, federal spending will equal 22.9 percent of gross domestic product. Each of the previous two years, it was 24.1 percent. In 2009, it was 25.2 percent, the single-highest level since 1943-45. Over the past four years, it has averaged 24.1 percent. Since 1946, peacetime federal spending had never once reached that level.
What have we gotten in return for this unprecedented government spending? The worst four-year economy in our peacetime history. This year, CBO estimates economic growth at just 2.1 percent. Last year, it grew just 1.8 percent, and the year before, just 2.4 percent. In 2009? It shrank 3.1 percent.
Added together, the past four years' real GDP growth is just 3.2 percent – about what a good annual growth rate would be. Telling is the government's recent third-quarter GDP growth estimate of 2 percent. As anemic as this is acknowledged universally to be, it virtually matches the 2.1 percent average annual real GDP growth of the past three years. If 2009's minus 2.4 percent growth rate is included, the four-year average falls to just 0.8 percent.
If there is one thing both presidential campaigns can agree upon, it's this: Under no circumstances can the past four years' economic and fiscal failings be repeated. Yet there agreement ends.
In response to the single set of dismal economic and budget facts, the campaigns have asked America two very different questions about them. The Democrats have asked: Who is responsible? The Republicans have asked: Who can fix it?
Just as the campaigns have asked different questions about the past four years, they have prompted Americans to answer them differently as well.
Democrats want voters to reach the conclusion that a president who has been out of office almost four years has had greater influence over this period than the man who has been in office. About half the nation appears to agree.
Republicans want Americans to reach the conclusion that the president who has not fixed the economy or the budget over the past four years is not going to prove able to do so over the next four years, either. About half the nation appears to agree.
If this election has sounded particularly discordant, it is because the two campaigns are deliberately talking past each other. The reason is that they are looking in very different directions in order to reach two very different groups of voters.
As the Obama campaign's question and proposed answer show, its vision is backward-looking. It wants voters to assign responsibility for the current economy and federal budget to President George W. Bush. It wants voters to believe Mitt Romney would take America back to Mr. Bush's policies.
As the Romney campaign's question and proposed answer show, its vision is forward-looking. It wants voters to assign responsibility for the current economy and federal budget to President Obama. It wants voters to believe Mr. Obama cannot take the nation further than he already has.
The campaigns' divergent approaches reflect America's viewpoint split. People see the same set of abysmal facts from the past four years but reach very different conclusions about their creation and solution. If there is one certainty for Nov. 6, it is that this split will not be closed.
America has not had a unanimous presidential choice since George Washington. Not only will 2012 not produce another one, it may find America further from unity over a presidential choice than at any time in our collective memory.
This election will not resolve America's divergence in vision, which these two campaigns have reflected so clearly. The most we can hope for is that the election's winner can resolve our economic problems. Right now, it appears we as a nation can agree on only one thing: America cannot afford four more years of economic failure.
Young served in the Treasury Department, the Office of Management and Budget and as a congressional staff member. This commentary appeared originally in The Washington Times.


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Discount Gun Sales11306 Lake City Way NE Seattle, Washington United States of America
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*Consumer Comment: They did nothing unethical
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This store is in a neighboorhood that is so bad they have to buzz you into the store. That was the first sign I should never have given them my business.
When I was looking for the weapon I wanted to buy I asked the salesman (a tall guy that looked half Asian) he said their price for the weapon was competitive. Two days after I purchased the weapon I went to Cabelas and another outdoor shop looking for camping gear. Guess what? Discount gun sales was $175 MORE than both of those shops and $225 more than online.
I absolutely do not believe that the man who sold me this gun didnt know this. He flat out lied.
I then had to request a refund. They were absolutely HORRIBLE in this regard. First they charge 25%
'restocking fee". This is for a gun they had IN THE STORE that I had never taken possession of. Then, after paying $700 dollars cash for a weapon they informed me I had to wait 30 DAYS for a company CHECK. WTH? I paid you cash and you want me to wait a MONTH for a CHECK that I then have to wait to CLEAR?
Please please do not do business with this gun store. They have unethical business practices, a poor attitude
toward customers (their is another employee there-he is short and overweight-who is NOT to be trusted with anything he says) and will outright lie to you.
Take your money to Cabelas or someone who you atleast have recourse with when making a purchase.
You have been warned.
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Flea Market and Bake Sale, 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. today in the main parking lot at Grace Lutheran Church, corner Sixth Avenue West and Blythe Street. Merchandise will include household and kitchen items, furniture, linens, all sizes and types of clothing, outdoor items, computer equipment, small electronics, crafts, books, etc. Miscellaneous items and homemade baked goods will be sold by members of the church, preschool and mission team. All funds raised will support Grace Lutheran spring mission trip to the Dominican Republic and the preschool program. Info: 693-4972 or e-mail email@example.com.
Easter egg hunt sponsored by Anointed Word Church, Arden, 11 a.m. today, Kates Park, next to Fletcher Library, U.S. 25, Fletcher. All families are welcome, but activities are for ages 2 to 12. Rain date: April 11. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Info: Rebecca, 242-8781.
Hot dog supper with all the trimmings, 4 p.m. today, Cedar Springs Baptist Church fellowship building, Green River Road, Zirconia. There will also be a raffle and cake auction. Proceeds will benefit the Cedar Springs Youth Group and Relay for Life.
Benefit barbecue supper for Becky Capps, 4:30 to 8 p.m. today, Zion Hill Baptist Church. Plates are $6 and include drink and dessert. All donations appreciated. There will also be a cake auction. Proceeds to go toward medical expenses incurred from surgery and on-going illness. Info: 685-0258.
The William and Mary Womens Chorus from the College of William and Marry in Williamsburg, Va., will perform at 1 p.m. today at Calvary Episcopal Church, Fletcher. The William and Mary Womens Chorus is an undergraduate female ensemble of between 50 to 55 members from all different concentrations and interests. Info: 684-6266.
First Sunday Night Singing featuring the church choir and anyone who will bring a song to sing, will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday at In Jesus Name Church, 2934 Sugarloaf Mountain Road, Hendersonville. Info: 685-3313.
Level Ground from Upstate, S.C., will be featured at the Bluegrass and Jesus Worship Service, 7 p.m. Sunday at East Flat Rock United Methodist Church. Level Ground is one of the most exciting new bluegrass groups in the Upstate. It is almost ready to release its first CD and will be sharing some of that music plus other favorites. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call 697-6846.
Brian Free and Assurance will sing at 7 p.m. Sunday at Zion Hill Baptist Church, N.C. 225S, Zirconia. Info: 685-0258.
The second of three lectures by N.C. Council of Humanities Road Scholars planned by the Sisterhood of Agudas Israel Congregation will be at 1 p.m. Monday, April 20, when Betty Smith will present Women in Traditional Song. The third lecture will be at 1 p.m. Monday, June 15, and will feature Sylvia Payne, We Have Stories to Tell. The lectures are open to the public at no admission charge. Those planning to attend may call 693-9838 to RSVP.
United Religions Initiative of Henderson County has planned the following event: The Soul of Words, 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday, April 26, WCCA Building, 20 Fickley Drive, Kings Creek development off Spartanburg Highway, U.S. 176, north of the intersection with Upward Road. Park behind the building. This class will explore a treasury of everyday words and the worlds of meaning they carry, while helping participants see and use words to better understand each other. Register by April 19. Free will offering. Contact Grace Letora, facilitator, 595-4193 or email@example.com.
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ATLANTIC CITY PET HOTEL AND GROOMING547 N TRENTON AVE ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey U.S.A.
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DOVER — On Thursday, September 13, the Moses Paul Masonic Lodge of Dover conducted its annual Veterans Night where they honored 13 of their brothers who had given 60, 50, 40 and 25 years of service to the Fraternity.
Well over 100 Masons, family members and friends crowded the lodge on 32 Pearl St. including the Grand Master of NH, the Most Worshipful Paul Leary, who made special presentations to all the 60- and 50-year Masonic veterans. In addition, the lodge took the opportunity to make a special tribute to more than 50% of the brothers who served our country as past and present members of our Armed Forces.
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Finally, Facebook is offering some relief for chronic misspellers, the grammatically challenged, and people who otherwise get cold feet about postings on the social network.
On Thursday, Facebook said it was updating its website and Android app to allow users to edit posts after they've been published. The new version of the Android app, which will be available in Google Play store today, will also let users edit comments for the first time — a feature that has previously been available on the Web.
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Fruit and Vegetable Intake and Body Mass Index in a Large Sample of Middle-Aged Australian Men and Women
AbstractDietary guidelines around the world recommend increased intakes of fruits and non-starchy vegetables for the prevention of chronic diseases and possibly obesity. This study aimed to describe the association between body mass index (BMI) and habitual fruit and vegetable consumption in a large sample of 246,995 Australian adults aged 45 + year who had been recruited for the "45 and Up" cohort study. Fruit and vegetable intake was assessed using validated short questions, while weight and height were self-reported. Multinomial logistic regression was used, by sex, to assess the association between fruit and vegetable intake and BMI. Compared to the referent normal weight category (BMI 18.5 to 24.9), the odds ratio (OR) of being in the highest vegetable intake quartile was 1.09 (95% confidence interval (CI) 1.04–1.14) for overweight women (BMI 25.0–29.9) and 1.18 (95% CI 1.12–1.24) for obese women. The association was in the opposite direction for fruit for overweight (OR 0.85; 95% CI 0.80–0.90) and obese women (OR 0.75; 95% CI 0.69–0.80). Obese and overweight women had higher odds of being in the highest intake quartile for combined fruit and vegetable intake, and were more likely to meet the "2 and 5" target or to have five or more serves of fruit and vegetables per day. In contrast, overweight men were less likely to be in high intake quartiles and less likely to meet recommended target of 5 per day, but there was no consistent relationship between obesity and fruit and vegetable intake. Underweight women and underweight men were less likely to be in the highest intake quartiles or to meet the recommended targets. These data suggest that improving adherence to dietary targets for fruit and vegetables may be a dietary strategy to overcome overweight among men, but that overweight and obese women are already adhering to these targets. The association between fruit and vegetable intake and underweight in adults suggests that improving fruit and vegetables intakes are important for the overall dietary patterns of people in this group.
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Kevin Durkin is one of the attorneys for personal injury and wrongful death at Clifford Law Offices as well as a respected aviation accident attorney. Mr. Durkin is experienced in many practice areas, including aviation accident litigation and transportation liability; truck, railroad and automobile litigation; and premises liability, security, and medical malpractice. He has received multi-million dollar settlements or verdicts in well over one hundred cases. Mr. Durkin served as President of the Chicago Bar Association, a 22,000-member organization, from 2006 to 2007. He has obtained for his clients some of the largest verdicts recorded in Illinois. The most recent was a $22.75 million dollar wrongful death verdict for a young woman who lost her 31-year old husband in a vehicular crash on I-294. This is the largest wrongful death verdict in Cook County in the last 10 years.
Mr. Durkin has distinguished himself as one of Chicago's leading attorneys for personal injury and wrongful death, and was named a top tier attorney in 2016 by U.S. News-Best Lawyers in the area of personal injury litigation, aviation law and product liability cases based upon peer reviews and his legal ability, professionalism and integrity. As a partner at Clifford Law Offices, he has achieved numerous large jury verdicts and settlements in state and federal courts in cases that are highly complex and often high profile. He tried the case of a mother and her two children who were involved in a devastating truck-car collision on Interstate 90 near Rockford in 1999. After a month-long trial in the Cook County Circuit Court, Mr. Durkin received a $38.3 million verdict on behalf of the family in March, 2004. The verdict was the largest in the country in 2004 involving a motor vehicle crash and was featured as one of the Top 100 Verdicts in the National Law Journal in 2005. In May, 2012, he was part of the trial team that obtained a $112 million verdict for two men who were injured in a grain bin explosion at a ConAgra mill in southern Illinois. In February of 2013, he obtained a $16 million jury verdict in 2013 in Carroll County on behalf of the families of a fourteen year old and nineteen year old who were killed when entrapped in a grain bin, a record wrongful death verdict for a minor in Illinois outside of Cook County. The highest recorded verdict in that county previously was under $250,000. Most recently, he received a $16 million record verdict in Carroll County, Illinois, involving a grain bin elevator incident for which he received a Trial Lawyer Excellence Award by the Jury Verdict Reporter of the Law Bulletin Publishing Company.
His trial accomplishments include serving as co-counsel in the highly publicized case of internationally acclaimed violinist, Rachel Barton, who was severely injured when a Chicago commuter train dragged her for more than 300 feet. After taking dozens of depositions and a pain-staking investigation for more than four years, the month-long trial resulted in a $29.6 million verdict. Mr. Durkin also tried a tragic Sioux Falls automobile accident case in South Dakota on behalf of a man who suffered permanent brain damage. The case resulted in that state's largest personal injury verdict, $7.5 million. He handled the highly publicized $10 million settlement on behalf of a suburban police officer who was struck by a speeding hearse that ran a red light while the officer was on routine patrol. It made headlines because of the so-called "black box" that was discovered in the hearse that recorded the speed and contradicted the driver's story to police. Mr. Durkin also represented several men who were severely burned in a power plant explosion in Hammond, Indiana, and received multi-million dollar settlements on behalf of the injured workers. He led the plaintiffs in the litigation involving the tragic high-rise fire in the Cook County Administration Building that killed six people and injured sixteen others. This resulted in a $100 million settlement. He was also co-lead counsel in the Amtrak crash that occurred in Bourbonnais, Illinois, killing 11 people and injuring hundreds more.
While he is clearly an established attorney for personal injury, Mr. Durkin is perhaps best known for his work as an aviation accident attorney. He has been involved in nearly every major commercial airline crash of the last two decades, often serving as lead counsel. In 2003, he settled a series of lawsuits stemming from the crash of Alaska Airlines 261 that killed 88 people when it plunged into the Pacific Ocean in January 2000. He reached more than $40 million in settlements on behalf of seven families following three years of depositions led by Durkin, who served as Co-Chair of the Plaintiffs' Executive Committee for the litigation. Because Durkin exposed problems with the aircraft's horizontal stabilizer, Boeing admitted liability despite the National Transportation Safety Board giving the corporate giant a virtual pass in its determination of the cause of the crash. Mr. Durkin served on the Steering Committee of the Singapore Air crash Flight 006 as well as the Steering Committee for the crash of American Airlines Flight 587 that crashed in Queens, New York. He served as Lead Plaintiff's Co-Counsel in federal court where a $110 million settlement was negotiated for a number of families in the American Airlines Flight 4184 crash in Roselawn, Indiana. He represented the family of Joshua Woods, the six-year-old boy who was killed when a Southwest jetliner crashed into his family's car after skidding off the runway at Midway Airport in December 2005. Mr. Durkin represented several families in the August 27, 2006, tragedy involving a Comair plane in Lexington, Kentucky. He also represented several families in the February 12, 2009, tragedy involving the crash of a Colgan Air commuter aircraft near Buffalo, New York., that resulted in a successful settlement for the victims' families.
With his experience and success as an aviation accident attorney, Mr. Durkin served for four years as the Co-Chair of the Aviation Committee for the 75,000-member American Bar Association's Section of Litigation. In that position, he chaired an annual program that brings together the best and the brightest to discuss cutting-edge issues in aviation litigation. He often still serves as a speaker for that annual program. Mr. Durkin served for two years as Co-Chair of the Mass Torts Litigation Committee, and is currently Vice-Chair of the Aviation and Space Law Committee of the Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section of the American Bar Association.
In addition to his work with commercial aviation litigation, Mr. Durkin has also represented victims of many small plane crashes. For example, he handled the case involving the crash of Bob Collins, WGN radio's most popular disc jockey, who was killed when a small plane crashed into his as he was landing in the Chicago area. In 2007, the judge in that case entered an award for the maximum coverage by the insurance, nearly $1 million. Mr. Durkin also received a $4.1 million settlement in October 2001 on behalf of a photographer killed in a helicopter crash in northwest suburban Chicago.
After he graduated from DePaul University College of Law, Mr. Durkin served as an Assistant State's Attorney in the Cook County State's Attorney's Office in Chicago for eight years from 1980 to 1988. Since then, he has focused on civil litigation at Clifford Law Offices. He previously headed the Chicago Bar Association's Judicial Evaluation Committee, the organization's endorsement arm for the 1998 judicial elections in Cook County. Working as an attorney for personal injury and aviation accidents, Mr. Durkin has been become a valuable asset to the legal community. He served on the Board of Directors of the Chicago Bar Foundation, which serves the underprivileged of the Chicago legal community. He also served on the Board of Managers of the Chicago Bar Association. Mr. Durkin has been previously appointed an adjunct faculty member at DePaul University College of Law in Chicago, teaching trial advocacy and complex litigation. He previously served as the President of the DePaul University College of Law Center for Public Interest Law.
In 2007, Mr. Durkin was bestowed the "Outstanding Contributions to the Legal Profession Award" by the International Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity (PAD) for his tireless work in promoting the legal profession in Chicago and in recognition for his public service to the people of Illinois. In 2009, he was elected a Fellow in the American College of Trial Lawyers as well as being named to the Irish Legal 100, an honor that recognizes the top lawyers of Irish descent throughout the country. In 2010, Mr. Durkin also was inducted as a Fellow in the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. He gives back to the community in many ways including serving on the Board of Chicago Police Memorial Foundation, which helps families of fallen and injured Chicago police officers.
Areas of Practice
- Aviation Litigation
- Commercial Aviation Liability
- Construction Liability
- Personal Injury
- Premises Liability
- Transportation Liability
Certified Legal Specialties
- National Institute of Trial Advocacy Certified Instructor, 1989
Bar Admissions
- Illinois, 1980
- U.S. District Court Northern District of Illinois, 1980
- U.S. District Court Central District of Illinois, 1993
- U.S. Court of Appeals 7th Circuit, 1995
- U.S. District Court Western District of Michigan, 2000
- U.S. District Court Northern District of New York, 2006
- DePaul University College of Law, Chicago, Illinois
- Juris Doctor - 1980
- University of Illinois
- B.S., Bachelor of Science - 1977
- Major: Accountancy
- Adjunct Faculty, DePaul University College of Law, trial advocacy course and complex litigation course, 1988 - 1994
- National Institute of Trial Advocacy, Certified Instructor, 1989
Honors and Awards
- 2015 Trial Lawyer Excellence Award, presented by the Jury Verdict Reporter
Professional Associations and Memberships
- American Association for Justice (AAJ)
- American Association for Justice, Aviation Law Section, 1996 - Present
- American Association for Justice, Aviation Legislation Task Force, 2008 - Present
- American Association for Justice, Federal Tort Liability and Military Advocacy Section, 1999 - Present
- American Association for Justice, Motor Vehicle Collision, Highway and Premises Liability Section, 1999 - Present
- American Association for Justice, Products Liability Section, 1999 - Present
- American Association for Justice, Railroad Law Section, 1999 - Present
- American Bar Association (ABA)
- American Bar Association (ABA), Tort and Insurance Practice Section , 1992 - Present
- American Bar Association, Aviation and Space Law Committee, Vice Chair, 2005 - Present
- American Bar Association, Aviation and Space Law Litigation
- American Bar Association, Aviation Litigation Committee, Co-Chair, 2000 - 2004
- American Bar Association, Commercial Transportation Litigation
- American Bar Association, Litigation Institute Training Task Force, 2006 - 2009
- American Bar Association, Mass Torts Litigation Committee, Co chair, 2004 - 2006
- American Bar Association, Member, Committee on Aviation Law
- American Bar Association, Product Liability Litigation Committee
- American Bar Association, Products General Liability and Consumer Law
- American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, 1992 - Present
- American Bar Association, Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section, 1992 - Present
- American College of Trial Lawyers, Fellow, 2009 - Present
- Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Member
- Center for Conflict Resolution, Board of Directors, 2001 - 2005
- Chicago Bar Association , President, 2006 - 2007
- Chicago Bar Association, First Vice President, 2005 - 2006
- Chicago Bar Association, Second Vice President, 2004 – 2005
- Chicago Bar Association, Treasurer, 2002 - 2004
- Chicago Bar Association, Chairman, Appellate Review Committee, 2001 - Present
- Chicago Bar Association , Board of Managers, 1998 - 2000
- Chicago Bar Association, Judicial Evaluation Committee , 1989 - 1998
- Chicago Bar Association, Aviation Litigation Committee, Former Chair
- Chicago Bar Association, Chairman of Hearing Division, 1995 - 1997
- Chicago Bar Association, Chairman, Committee on Judicial Evaluation, 1995 - 1997
- Chicago Bar Association, Forum on Air and Space Law , 1996 - Present
- Chicago Bar Association, General Chair, 1997 - 1998
- Chicago Bar Association, Hearing Division Member , 1991 - 1993
- Chicago Bar Association, Investigative Division Member, 1989 - 1991
- Chicago Bar Association, Member, Committee Judicial Evaluation, 1989 - Present
- Chicago Bar Association, Member, Committee on Tort Litigation, 1988 - Present
- Chicago Bar Association, Products Liability Committee
- Chicago Bar Association, Section of Litigation , 1992 - Present
- Chicago Bar Association, Vice-Chair of Hearing Division, 1994 - 1995
- Chicago Bar Association, Vice-Chair of Investigative Division, 1993 - 1994
- Chicago Bar Foundation, Board of Directors, 2000 – 2008
- Chicago Bar Association, Member
- DePaul University College of Law, President of the DePaul University College of Law Center for Public Interest Advisory Board, 2008 - 2010
- Illinois State Bar Association, Civil Practice & Procedure Committee, 1989 - Present
- Illinois State Bar, Member, Committee on Civil Practice and Procedure, 1989 - Present
- Illinois State Bar, Member, Committee on Tort Law, 1989 - Present
- Illinois Trial Lawyers Association , Executive Committee , 2013 - 2014
- Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Board of Advocates , 1993 - 2001
- Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Board of Managers , 2001 - Present
- Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Member, Board of Advocates, 1993 - Present
- Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Member, Legislative Committee, 1993 - Present
- International Academy of Trial Lawyers, Fellow, 2010 - Present
- Judicial Intern Opportunity Program, Regional Chair, 2011 - 2014
- National College of District Attorneys' Association
Past Employment Positions
- Assistant States Attorney to Cook County, 1980 - 1988
- Robert A. Clifford & Associates, Associate , 1988 - 1994
- Corboy, Demetrio & Clifford, Partner, 1994 - 1995
- Clifford Law Offices, P.C., Partner, 1995 - Present


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Gomez's Late Goal Lifts Germany
Minute-by-minute analysis of today's second game in Group B of Euro 2012, featuring Germany against Portugal. Will Snyder discusses the game and the ESPN telecast.
As far as qualifying went for the European championship, none were better than Germany. The team was undefeated, roundly whipping all comers. And how did UEFA repay them for that deft display? By drawing them in the same group as the Netherlands and Portugal.
And thus we have the group of death. While painful for fans of each of these countries, for us neutral spectators this means we'll get to see some incredible soccer in the group stage. That starts with today's game between Germany and Portugal.
Six years ago we met the latest crop of young German stars for their debut in the 2006 World Cup. The pundits said wait until they mature a bit, that this would become a phenomenal team. (Those upstarts finished third, by the way.) And four years ago at the 2008 European Championship the same German squad made it to the final before losing to Spain. Again the pundits said they needed a little time to mature. In the 2010 World Cup they notched another third-place finish.
So if we're to believe the experts, this tournament should have the Germans in top form and fully matured. It's hard not to believe that to be the case. At nearly every position they start a world class player. The midfield includes Mesut Ozil, Thomas Muller and Bastian Schweinsteiger. The team captain and defensive anchor is Philipp Lahm. But where the Germans have the most potent options is up front. Competing for the usual lone striker spot are Mario Gomez, Miroslav Klose and Lukas Podolski. As always, expect the Germans to be tactical and methodical.
This Portugal team is also laden with stars but many are on the wane not the wax. Increasingly during qualification it looked as if Portugal's strategy would rely on Cristiano Ronaldo in a one-man-show kind of attack. And why not? He's one of the world's best players and has a tendency to collect the ball inside his own half, make some magical run and net a goal at an impossible angle. The problem is, if he gets flustered, then Portugal sometimes shuts down.
The good news for Portugal is that Nani looks to be fit after sustaining a recent injury. And Raul Meireles was in good form during the club season at Chelsea. The potential for an upset is there, but it will take imagination. Too often Portugal likes to sit behind the ball to defend and look for quick counters for scoring. While it works, other teams know that's the plan and can adjust accordingly.
As for the unknowns: both teams had terrible pre-tournament matches. Germany lost 5-3 to Switzerland, while Portugal drew 0-0 with Macedonia.
Well, it looks like Germany is going for glory, starting three of its four top scorers. Both Ozil and Gomez get the start along with Podloski. So here's the rest of the roster: Neuer in goal; Badstuber, Hummels, Lahm and Boateng in defense. Schweinsteiger, Khedira, Podolski and Muller make up the midfield while Gomez and Ozil lead the attack.
No surprises for Portugal. In fact, Portuguese fans will be happy to see Nani included after being injured last week. Patricio is in goal supported by Alves, Pepe, Coentrao and Pereira. The midfield is three deep with Veloso, Moutinho and Meireles. The attack is also three wide with Ronaldo and Nani on the wings and Postiga in the center.
Michael Ballack, Germany's former captain is doing ESPN analysis for the tournament. He says he's surprised to see Gomez up front for the start instead of Miroslav Klose. Apparently Gomez is a bit "sensitive" and needs the start to instill confidence. Such delicate egos these players have.
My meager skills at predicting winners has already been tested. I would have thought the Netherlands would make minced meat of Denmark. Not so much. The orange are the first casualty in the group of death.
Thank goodness the European championship doesn't bother commissioning a theme song like the World Cup does. If I had to hear Shakira's "Waka Waka" song one more time I was going to pull a Van Gogh and slice off my ears.
This is set to be a great match and the perfect precursor for tomorrow's incredible matinee: Italy versus Spain. The players are heading out on the pitch.
I love the social messages that UEFA always tries to get across at tournaments. As the players entered the field they passed a giant banner that said "Respect."
Ronaldo looks to have a new 'do for this tournament. Sadly it does not involve elements of a fashion mullet. It's much more refined. A sign of maturity perhaps?
We're through the national anthems and it's almost time for kick-off. Not being a baseball fan, this is the perfect way to spend a summer (late spring?) Saturday afternoon.
0-0, 1st half, 1st minute
Portugal gets this one started for the second match from ye olde group of death. Any predictions? I'm steering clear of guessing about anything.
0-0, 1st half, 2nd minute
Germany gains possession quickly and works around the back. German fans seem to heavily outnumber the Portuguese. But so far, fan number superiority does not seem to have affected the previous matches.
0-0, 1st half, 2nd minute
Ooh! An early chance for Germany. Boateng crossed from the right and Gomez put a head on it. Patricio had to block it. Not a powerful shot, but a chance nonetheless.
0-0, 1st half, 3rd minute
And then a mistake on a back pass at the other end has given Portugal an early corner kick. Not surprising that these two are coming out swinging. (Neuer punches the corner well out of the threat zone.)
0-0, 1st half, 5th minute
Where Real Madrid has succeeded but Portugal hasn't is figuring out how to utilize Ronaldo without totally relying on him. The Portuguese national team looks like Chicago in the Jordan days pre-Pippen.
0-0, 1st half, 7th minute
A couple of whistles against Germany have given Portugal a chance to hold possession but with nothing to show for it. They've been holding around the midfield without any ideas about going forward.
0-0, 1st half, 8th minute
Those whistles are causing some problems for German flow. Lahm had passed to Muller. The ball was intercepted but Muller looked to cleanly tackle and take it back. Not so says the ref. Apparently this French ref can be a bit finicky.
0-0, 1st half, 10th minute
Nice play from the Germans as Muller moves down the right and puts a rolling cross along the perimeter of the box. Podolski has a chance to hit it and does. It's right to the keeper though and easily handled. Best chance of this nascent game so far.
0-0, 1st half, 12th minute
More good movement from the Germans. Khedira fed Ozil in the box. He had a good first touch but there were about four Portuguese defenders around him and easily picked the pocket. Ronaldo tried to get away on the left for a counter but the long ball was waaaay long. Ronaldo throws his hands up in frustration.
0-0, 1st half, 13th minute
First yellow of the day goes to the striker Postiga after he tackled the German keeper. Neuer was outside of the box trying to clear the ball and Postiga came in with a vengeance.
0-0, 1st half, 15th minute
@Adam, I enjoy Ronaldo's histrionics as much as his highlight reel. He's just fun to watch on both ends. As for the action, Portugal gets into the box and there's a bit of confusion but Muller is able to clear it before any shots.
0-0, 1st half, 17th minute
Portugal is covering Germany's midfield well. Aside from the early crosses into the box, Germany has had trouble establishing more than a pass or two around midfield without getting flustered.
0-0, 1st half, 18th minute
Ronaldo dances a jig on the left with about 10 crossover steps in 10 yards. Boateng won't bite but stays far enough back that Ronaldo can fire a great cross. No one connects with it for Portugal but it's out for a corner. (And nothing from the corner.)
0-0, 1st half, 21st minute
Portugal's defense is tight enough that it's forcing Germany to play the long ball. That's worth a point in itself.
0-0, 1st half, 23rd minute
I've been talking up the Portuguese defense but it should be noted that the Germans are not letting anything through. They, too, are forcing Portugal into a long-ball game.
0-0, 1st half, 24th minute
Interesting move by the ref. He whistles for a foul against Portugal just outside of the box (against Miereles) but doesn't play advantage. Gomez took a shot right after the whistle that went in so, of course, the German players are looking for the goal instead of a free kick.
0-0, 1st half, 25th minute
Podolski takes the free kick from the right edge of the box but hits his own man.
0-0, 1st half, 27th minute
After the free kick, Portugal breaks but the momentum ends when Ronaldo's shot from distance is easily blocked. For two firepower heavy teams, neither are finding decent chances in this half.
0-0, 1st half, 29th minute
Nani is starting to play more of a role on the right as Germany covers Ronaldo well on the left. Speaking of Nani, I remember hearing during an Premier League game that he has a statue of himself at his house. Now that is a baller thing to do.
0-0, 1st half, 31st minute
Khedira tries to push Germany forward but by the time he has support there are five Portuguese defenders in place. Still, the ball gets to Podolski in the box but he skies his shot.
0-0, 1st half, 33rd minute
Finally some expected good movement from the Germans around the edge of the box, but a miscommunication on a give-and-go ends the build-up. I suspect the Germans expect nothing less than victory, which means these tactics will have to be tweaked soon.
0-0, 1st half, 34th minute
Ronaldo tries another tap dance on the left but Boateng won't take the bait. He's playing Ronaldo well, keeping him at arm's length and not jumping in for a careless tackle.
0-0, 1st half, 36th minute
It definitely feels like Germany has a possession advantage but I wouldn't have guessed it was for 62% of the half. There you have it.
0-0, 1st half, 38th minute
Pepe gets in front of Gomez in the box for a great defensive takeaway. And that's the metaphor for the last 38 minutes. Germany makes an effort and is thwarted by the Portuguese back line.
0-0, 1st half, 40th minute
There's been about five minutes now of consistent German build up. A sign of them breaking down Portugal or the extent of the attack? And as I type, Podolski takes a hybrid shot/cross to Muller who takes a hybrid shot/cross that's out for a goal kick. Meanwhile Gomez is in the center of the box screaming for the ball.
0-0, 1st half, 42nd minute
Podolski makes another push on the left but his cross is intercepted. I'm wondering if I'm sitting on my remote and just watching the same play on repeat?
0-0, 1st half, 43rd minute
A yellow card for Germany's Badstuber after he nicked Nani's heel on the right. The free kick is put into the box but is caught by Neuer.
0-0, 1st half, 44th minute
Portugal wins a late corner after a cross is deflected out. Pepe hits it on the corner and whacks the crossbar! What a break for the Germans! The Portuguese were saying it crossed the line but the replay says otherwise. Wow. That came out of nowhere.
0-0, Halftime
Gomez tried to clear that corner with his head but instead flicked it on to a waiting Pepe. Best attempt of the half. And also the last of the half. This game definitely picked up pace around the half hour mark. We can forget most of what happened before that. We'll be back in a few.
0-0, Halftime
Looks like we're close to the restart. I wonder how long Germany will wait to make a change. They need a spark. In the meantime, the first half stats look like this: Possession was in favor of the Germans 64-36. Germany took six shots to Portugal's four. Portugal had three corners to Germany's zero. That's about it. Nothing stellar.
0-0, 2nd half, 47th minute
Wow, the Germans come of the gate charging. In the first minute they fire a brace of shots and win a corner. That's more effort than in the first 45.
0-0, 2nd half, 47th minute
Ozil heads the corner wide, though, and that wave of attacks ends.
0-0, 2nd half, 48th minute
Now it's Portugal going forward. Nani gets around Lahm and puts in a great cross that's headed out for a corner. This is what we expected all along. Neuer runs off his line to punch the corner.
0-0, 2nd half, 49th minute
Ronaldo takes an ego shot from the left. He's outside the box and is covered. Meanwhile he has three teammates in the box. Neuer collects the roller without trouble.
0-0, 2nd half, 51st minute
Ronaldo chases down another long ball, does his stepover routine and then puts a great cross in toward Postiga. It's headed out for another corner. Portugal looks good.
0-0, 2nd half, 52nd minute
Germany wins a free kick from  a non-foul in an attacking position on the right. But nothing comes of it. Still, it's a break from Portugal's recent pressure.
0-0, 2nd half, 55th minute
Portugal wins another corner but can't do anything with the set piece. Aside from Ronaldo, Portugal's other players don't seem to have the drive right now to build on the momentum.
0-0, 2nd half, 57th minute
I would think we'll have to see a German sub by the 65th minute. Aside from Ozil, no one up front for Germany seems to be in any sort of rhythm. In fact, Podolski keeps making rookie moves in the box.
0-0, 2nd half, 58th minute
Germany is showing a bit more skill in the build up in the last moves forward, but both times the final crosses have been cherry pickers. Not sure who they're aiming for, but it's not anyone on their team.
0-0, 2nd half, 59th minute
Play stops for a minute after Moutinho takes a toe stomp from Khedira and needs a bit of treatment. Magic spray, enter stage left!
0-0, 2nd half, 60th minute
Coentrao gets booked for a mistimed tackle on Schweinsteiger right after the restart. Remember at the beginning how I said I preferred this to baseball? My opinion might be changing unless this match improves.
0-0, 2nd half, 63rd minute
Still no signs of subs. I know my soccer IQ Â isn't that low. A change is much needed.
0-0, 2nd half, 64th minute
It's getting rough. First Miereles cold-cocks Badstuber in the grill. On the ensuing play, Ronaldo gets the ball on a run into the box. It looks to be a great chance but Boateng flies in from nowhere to block the shot. Of course, it meant he took Ronaldo's boot into his calf and he needs treatment.
0-0, 2nd half, 67th minute
Nani is whistled for a foul after going shoulder to shoulder with Badstuber. The announcers admit they don't understand what the rule is and I don't either. If neither player has possession and they're bumping, shouldn't that be legal? It's like NASCAR…rubbing is racing.
0-0, 2nd half, 69th minute
Muller gets a chance for a cross but he has no support and it's easily delivered to the hands of Patricio. That's been the story all game. Plenty of German firepower on the pitch, but no one actually in the box.
0-0, 2nd half, 70th minute
Boateng sees yellow for impeding a run from Ronaldo.
0-0, 2nd half, 71st minute
Portugal makes the first substitution pulling Postiga and replacing him with Oliveira, the young striker.
0-0, 2nd half, 71st minute
Ooh! Muller pulls down a long ball and shrugs off a defender. He has time to set up a cross and support this time. But what happens? He sends the cross way wide. Story of the game.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 72nd minute
GOAL! Finally and from nothing! Gomez heads it across the face of goal and into the corner pocket. Wow, that changes things.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 74th minute
The cross was from Boateng and perfectly placed. He had his pick of Gomez and Podolski. Gomez rose and headed a dandy. That was just enough action to wake me from a slumber.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 76th minute
Portugal tries to recover and find an equalizer but can't get the momentum to go forward. Instead Ozil counters down the left and wins a corner.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 77th minute
Another wasted corner and Portugal tries to break but Lahm intercepts Ronaldo. He lobs it to Muller on the right, who crosses to an unmarked Gomez. It's just ahead of Gomez and things return to the way they were.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 79th minute
Ronaldo is starting to do his pouty face as his teammates fail to put the ball right on his toes. He still has time to find an equalizer, but not by acting like that.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 80th minute
Gomez heads to the bench to make room for Miroslav Klose. Incidentally, it's his 34th birthday today.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 81st minute
And Miereles is replaced by Varela on the Portuguese side.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 82nd minute
Ronaldo puts a corker of a shot on goal (yes it came from nowhere) and Neuer bends to save it for a corner. First corner goes fizzling out for a second corner. That one bounces around a bit, but is picked up by Neuer.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 83rd minute
Ronaldo has shaken off his pouty mood and is trying to inspire his team. He drives into the box, pulls three defenders and drops it to Coentrao, who shoots but it's blocked for a corner. Portugal is looking menacing.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 85th minute
Portugal keeps getting through but can't score anything other than more corners. Germany is doing a good job of clearing those, even if they can't clear the ball from normal play.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 86th minute
Kroos replaces Ozil. Meanwhile, Nani set up a cross that took a wicked bend and almost went in the net. Instead it hit the woodwork. Lucky break for the Germans.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 88th minute
Neuer with a huge save! It should be level! The young sub Oliveira made a run on a counterattack. He passed back across the box and threaded it through the defense. Varela was wide open and had time. Neuer charged him in desperation and got the block. Amazing.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half 90th minute
My, my would that have made injury time fun. I can't believe Varela couldn't net that one. Meanwhile we're waiting to see how much injury time there will be.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 91st minute
Germany wins a free kick and takes plenty of time in setting it up. Still no sign as to how much more time we have.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 92nd minute
Three minutes of extra time. That leaves about a minute of it left. We'll see what Portugal can come up with.
1-0 Germany, 2nd half, 93rd minute
They almost come up with a goal! Ronaldo drove to the back line and left it for an unmarked Nani. He hits a solid shot but there are too many German bodies in the way and it's out for another corner.
1-0 Germany, Final
The corner is headed by Alves but goes over the bar. The were moments of glory in this one but ultimately it was forgettable.
1-0 Germany, Final
Well, we've been through a day in the group of death. One result was a surprise (Denmark!). The other result was somewhat expected. What was surprising, though, was how rough both Germany and Portugal looked. If either team wants to not only make it out of the group but make a run in the knockout phase, they'll have to sharpen both the midfield and the attack. I mean that for both teams. Germany showed glimpses of the skill they have, but couldn't play a consistent 90 minutes. Portugal showed they have more options than just Ronaldo, though he was responsible for most of the offense. Ultimately, a decent match but not one to remember. All that matters is that the group is quite open at this point, despite the German win.


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2016 Indigenous Leadership Conference"Due to unforeseen circumstances, the AMSANT Leadership conference has been postponed. All registered participants have been notified and will be kept informed. Information regarding the rescheduled event will also be made available on the AMSANT website in due...
Care Coordinator and Indigenous Outreach Worker Workshop
NT Care Coordinator & Indigenous Outreach Worker Workshop Thursday 16 – Friday 17 June 2016.
My Health Record consumer brochure
New brochure to briefly explain the My Health Record is now available!! Read more here and access a copy.
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