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Readers' Choice Best Attorney for the 3rd year in a row
James Rush of Rush Injury Law took home the award for the third consecutive year NOVATO, CA, UNITED STATES, October 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- James Rush of Rush Injury Law, a plaintiff's personal injury and wrongful death law firm based in Novato, California, won the Marin Independent Journal's Readers' Choice award for Best Attorney for the 3rd year in a row. Mr. Rush and his firm have been representing victims in injury and wrongful death cases for over 20 years in the Bay Area.
PHOTOS: IU defeats Purdue 66-0, brings Old Oaken Bucket back to Bloomington
The Daily Rundown is published Monday through Friday and gives you a quick look at the day's top stories. Friday's weekly recap will let you catch up on the most important and most popular stories of the week. Find out what the IDS is saying about IU basketball. The Monday edition, distributed during the IU basketball season, includes links to articles, columns, podcasts and more.
PHOTOS: Indiana falls to 1-2 after loss at Butler
The Daily Rundown is published Monday through Friday and gives you a quick look at the day's top stories. Friday's weekly recap will let you catch up on the most important and most popular stories of the week. Find out what the IDS is saying about IU basketball. The Monday edition, distributed during the IU basketball season, includes links to articles, columns, podcasts and more.
Why this Illinois team is strikingly similar to 2022’s squad
Craig Pessman // TCR The 2022 and 2024 (so far) seasons are some of the best and most enjoyable in recent memory. It’s not often that Illinois football can see a number next to its name, but two seasons in three years is an exciting era to be in. Comparing this football season to 2022’s, there are a ton of similarities, however the one thing that sticks out most is the difference in the run game. What’s the same?
PHOTOS: Indiana becomes bowl eligible after win at Northwestern
The Daily Rundown is published Monday through Friday and gives you a quick look at the day's top stories. Friday's weekly recap will let you catch up on the most important and most popular stories of the week. Find out what the IDS is saying about IU basketball. The Monday edition, distributed during the IU basketball season, includes links to articles, columns, podcasts and more.
PHOTOS: Indiana softball defeats Danville Community College in fall game
The Daily Rundown is published Monday through Friday and gives you a quick look at the day's top stories. Friday's weekly recap will let you catch up on the most important and most popular stories of the week. Find out what the IDS is saying about IU basketball. The Monday edition, distributed during the IU basketball season, includes links to articles, columns, podcasts and more.
Illinois is winning at the best possible time
In every way possible, this is the best time for Illinois to start winning. The public is everything Craig Pessman The thing that matters most in college football is how the media views a team, and how often they are being talked about. That is what high schoolers, families, fans and poll voters all see when they log on to whatever social media they use, or watch what they do on TV. A lot of people think that this correlates directly with how big the brand is, but that’s not entirely true.
PHOTOS: Indiana Field Hockey falls to Miami University in close 1-0 loss
The Daily Rundown is published Monday through Friday and gives you a quick look at the day's top stories. Friday's weekly recap will let you catch up on the most important and most popular stories of the week. Find out what the IDS is saying about IU basketball. The Monday edition, distributed during the IU basketball season, includes links to articles, columns, podcasts and more.
PHOTOS: Indiana women's soccer dominates Lawrence University in 9-0 senior day victory
The Daily Rundown is published Monday through Friday and gives you a quick look at the day's top stories. Friday's weekly recap will let you catch up on the most important and most popular stories of the week. Find out what the IDS is saying about IU basketball. The Monday edition, distributed during the IU basketball season, includes links to articles, columns, podcasts and more.
PHOTOS: Tommy Mihalic scores two goals in Indiana's 2-0 win over Yale
The Daily Rundown is published Monday through Friday and gives you a quick look at the day's top stories. Friday's weekly recap will let you catch up on the most important and most popular stories of the week. Find out what the IDS is saying about IU basketball. The Monday edition, distributed during the IU basketball season, includes links to articles, columns, podcasts and more.
PHOTOS: Indiana football defeats Florida International in season opener
Redshirt freshman tight end Sam West runs down the field alongside redshirt sophomore linebacker Jeff Utzinger Aug. 31, 2024, at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington. West appeared in just two games a season ago. Redshirt junior defensive lineman Mikail Kamara and senior defensive lineman Lanell Carr Jr. celebrate after a sack in a game against Florida International University Aug. 31, 2024, at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington. Carr finished the game with one sack.
The five most important games of the 2024 season for Illinois
TCR // Jack Jungmann I currently have two Illinois games that are marked as almost auto losses. Those are at Penn State and Oregon. Every other game is definitely winnable for the Illini, including the Michigan game. That being said, what five games are the most important for Illinois to win this upcoming season? 5. Kansas Sure, it’s an out of conference game, and sure, it’s an incredibly tough matchup, but it’s the first real challenge for the Illini in the 2024 season.
How long can Illinois Football stay undefeated?
Brad Repplinger // TCR I believe that this year with more experience under Bret Bielema, this Illinois team will be better than last year. Last year’s team stayed undefeated for one week, until a Week 2 loss loss at Kansas. How long will this team’s undefeated stretch go? Week 1 - Eastern Illinois Eastern Illinois is an FCS team, and shouldn’t prove too much of a challenge at all. Even though they’re FCS however, they deserve their respect.
How much longer does Bret Bielema have to prove himself?
TCR // Jack Repplinger I am not off the Bret Bielema train, and I think it’s important to disclose that first. However, things are worlds behind where they were at the end of the 2022 season already, and it will only get much harder from here. So the question is, how much leeway does Bielema have to make his case? The Schedule TCR Here’s a breakdown of how the conference schedule will be this year, and my guess of if that team is better or worse than the team played in that slot last year.
What high player-turnover means for Illinois Basketball
TCR // David Pollak There is no doubt that in this new era of college basketball — and college sports in general — turnover is more than bound to happen. Players can leave and make tons of money in other places in any season, and I don’t blame them. However, Illinois in recent years has had far more turnover than the average school. Here is the number of transfer-outs that each Big Ten program has for this offseason.
PHOTOS: The Full Ride Tour opens with Kane Brown in Bloomington
The Daily Rundown is published Monday through Friday and gives you a quick look at the day's top stories. Friday's weekly recap will let you catch up on the most important and most popular stories of the week. Find out what the IDS is saying about IU basketball. The Monday edition, distributed during the IU basketball season, includes links to articles, columns, podcasts and more.
Can Iowa State’s offense keep up with Illinois? Maybe.
Jack Jungmann // TCR A gift has been sent from the basketball gods with the first two rounds being 11 and 12 seeds (Morehead State and Duquesne). That doesn’t take away from what has been accomplished. It seems like the Sweet 16 is what all Illinois have been waiting for. Before the season, and for the last few seasons, my thought process has been “make the Sweet 16, and I’ll be happy.” I am happy. But I could be happier. Jack Jungmann // TCR Iowa State could have realistically been a 1-seed.
The numbers really don’t like Illinois’ defense right now
Jack Jungmann // TCR I swear we had defense. I watched it with my own eyes early this season and I watched it the last few seasons. The Illinois defense that I know and love is gritty, tough, and could easily take on any team in the nation in a fight in a Pizza Hut parking lot. The last couple months, that has completely vanished. Jack Jungmann // TCR Teams score more against Illinois than they do on average. At least, the last few games they have.
PHOTOS: Indiana women's tennis rallies in win against Cornell
Freshman Elisabeth Dunac goes low to return a hit against Cornell University on Feb. 25, 2024, in the IU Tennis Center in Bloomington. Dunac won both her singles and doubles match against Cornell. Graduate senior Lene Mari Hovda goes out of bounds to return a ball against Cornell University on Feb. 25, 2024, in the IU Tennis Center in Bloomington. Hovda won her singles match against Victoria Zhao in two sets. Freshman Li Hsin Lin connects with a ball in a match against Cornell University on Feb.
From UVC to Far-UV: Comparing the Efficacy, Safety, and Cost of UV Technologies for Pathogen Control
By James Rush The food processing industry has long used ultraviolet (UV) light as an effective mechanism for pathogen deactivation. Ultraviolet-C (UVC), also known as Germicidal UV, has been used for pathogen deactivation for well over a century, weaving through scientific discoveries and evolving technologies. Whoops! Article for GFSR Subscribers Only! Not a subscriber yet?
To win in March, Illinois needs to maximize Ty Rodgers
David Pollak // TCR He started as a point guard, now he’s a forward. Lots has been asked of Ty Rodgers, and he has accomplished everything he needed to. The effort and strength that Rodgers plays with will make him successful no matter where he plays, but his new role has put him in a position to really excel. Jack Jungmann // TCR When the season first started, Rodgers was advertised as the starting point guard.
PHOTOS: Indiana men's tennis sweeps the weekend at home
Redshirt freshman Facundo Yunis reaches to return a hit against Middle Tennessee State University's Marcel Kamrowski Feb. 11, 2024, at the IU Tennis Center in Bloomington. Yunis defeated Kamrowski in singles competition. Senior Ilya Tiraspolsky reaches back to return a serve against Middle Tennessee State University's Demis Taramonlis Feb. 11, 2024, at the IU Tennis Center in Bloomington. Taramonlis defeated Tiraspolsky in single competition.
PHOTOS: Indiana women's tennis falls short against Yale University
The Daily Rundown is published Monday through Friday and gives you a quick look at the day's top stories. Friday's weekly recap will let you catch up on the most important and most popular stories of the week. Find out what the IDS is saying about IU basketball. The Monday edition, distributed during the IU basketball season, includes links to articles, columns, podcasts and more.
Versatility & depth CAN make anything possible for Illinois
Jack Jungmann // TCR If there was one word to describe this Illini basketball roster, it would be versatile. When thinking of players who truly can and do only play one position (and get playing time), I could only think of Dain Dainja... and probably Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn? That's pretty much it, and even those two aren't starters. It really all comes down to one thing. This team is tall and it helps.
Illinois’ Marcus Domask is now ‘the guy’ on offense
TCR // Jack Jungmann The two most players on this Illinois team right now are Coleman Hawkins and Marcus Domask. Hawkins is the most important defensive player on the team — and maybe even in the conference. Domask, however, has been given the keys to the offense. TCR // Jack Jungmann The Jump With Shannon on the team, Domask averaged 10.6 shots per game. Now with him out, he is averaging 3-4 more shots per game with 14.
Illini Football vs. Basketball: Who produces better talent?
TCR In recent memory Illinois has been known for its basketball prowess. Some of the greatest teams in history, legendary coaches like Lou Henson, and a few big-name players in the NBA. Football, in that same recent memory, has had quite the opposite reputation. That is not the question here, however. Throwing all of that out, which program has been better at producing talent to play at the next level?
Illinois’ rivalry gauntlet is here. It means more than ever
TCR // Brad Repplinger Missouri, Northwestern, Purdue. A combined 1-3 record in the 2022-23 season for Illinois. Three of the five matchups this year are played within the next four games. Sure, there are arguably bigger rivals than Purdue for Illinois, like Iowa, maybe Michigan or IU, but any matchup between two original Big Ten members is going to have some hard feelings.
A mediocre Big Ten could set up Illinois for success
Jack Jungman // TCR Last year was a down year for the Big Ten. Only two teams were ranked by the end of the year and only one team made it out of the first weekend (Michigan State, lost in the Sweet 16). At this time last year, the Big Ten was at its peak with 6 teams ranked in the AP poll. Right now, there are just two teams ranked (Illinois & Purdue).
The “one-hit wonders” of Illinois athletics
TCR // Brad Repplinger That Indiana week was one of the most impressive single-game performances by a quarterback in Illinois history, and it’s becoming apparent that John Paddock’s legacy as an Illini will be defined by that game. That got me to thinking, which Illini exploded for one game, or series, but had a relatively pedestrian rest of their career?
The University of Waterloo is projecting a $15-million deficit this year. Here's how it happened, and what can be done
The University of Waterloo is known for doing things differently. We run one of the biggest co-operative education programs in the world, we add more than $1.4 billion to Ontario's GDP every year and our innovations, startups and spinoffs provide job opportunities to help advance the standard of living for all Ontarians. But when it comes to our financial health, even innovation has its limits when facing the hard facts of university funding.
The University of Waterloo is projecting a $15-million deficit this year. Here’s how it happened, and what can be done
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The University of Waterloo is projecting a $15-million deficit this year. Here’s how it happened, and what can be done
The University of Waterloo is known for doing things differently. We run one of the biggest co-operative education programs in the world, we add more than $1.4 billion to Ontario’s GDP every year and our innovations, startups and spinoffs provide job opportunities to help advance the standard of living for all Ontarians. But when it comes to our financial health, even innovation has its limits when facing the hard facts of university funding. Already a Subscriber?
The University of Waterloo is projecting a $15-million deficit this year. Here’s how it happened, and what can be done
The University of Waterloo is known for doing things differently. We run one of the biggest co-operative education programs in the world, we add more than $1.4 billion to Ontario’s GDP every year and our innovations, startups and spinoffs provide job opportunities to help advance the standard of living for all Ontarians. But when it comes to our financial health, even innovation has its limits when facing the hard facts of university funding. Already a Subscriber?
Finding the player to round out Illinois’ Big Three
TCR // David Pollak Every Illini team of the Brad Underwood era has had some sort of “Big Three” in one way or another. It’s not just an Illinois thing either; having a Big Three is something that occurs on pretty much every basketball team no matter of level.
Limit turnovers —> Illinois wins the Big Ten West?
TCR // Jack Jungmann A 2-2 start isn’t a bad start for this team, but it’s also underwhelming. If you looked at the state of the fanbase right now, you would be almost certain the team had lost either the FAU or Toledo game. The box scores look good in terms of moving the ball and yards per play, so what is it that is keeping this team from reaching its full potential? One word, turnovers. The difference maker Did We Really Get Beat That Bad?
Preparation, discipline cause for concern after two weeks
Brad Repplinger // TCR 19-7, 34-7. This is how the first two games of the season against Toledo and Kansas has played out for the Illini, before making a comeback to some capacity, whether it be winning against Toledo, or falling short against Kansas. This vast of a change from the first part of the game to the second part doesn’t just happen without gameplay changes to adapt to the opponent. It's good that this is happening, but it also points to a lack of pregame preparation.
Why Illinois can make a living off of transfer quarterbacks
Photo by Justin Ford/Getty Images AJ Bush, Brandon Peters, Artur Sitkowski, Tommy DeVito, and now Luke Altmyer. Since 2018 transfer quarterbacks have been the way to go for the Illini. It has produced mixed results in the past, but can it be a way to sustain success?
Illinois needs a new rival - Purdue could fit the bill
Ron Johnson-USA TODAY Sports Rivalries are crucial to the sport of college football. They make regular season games feel like championships, they make winning better and losing worse. For Illinois football, rivalries will be a tough thing to come by. Northwestern is the in-state team and rival the Illini play for rivalry week, but that just feels like an automatic win for the next couple of years. That is not what a rivalry should feel like.
Illinois’ best (and worst) case scenario for 2023
Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images Last year was a major success in the football department compared to seasons in recent memory, and this next season has the potential to capitalize on this success and build a reputation, as well as consistent success. The sky is the limit for Illini football this year... well, not really. Let’s focus in week by week on what these limits really are.
When was the best era in Illinois history?
Scott Rovak-USA TODAY Sports As a relatively young Illinois sports fan, I did not have the pleasure of experiencing “The Glory Days” of Illini athletics. Because of this, I decided to make a formula to find the best season, decade, and coach of the three biggest collegiate sports, which are football, and men’s and women’s basketball.
Message from the provost: Acknowledging the hate-motivated violence at Hagey Hall
By James W.E. Rush, Vice-president Academic & Provost University of Waterloo On Wednesday (June 28) our community was confronted by hate-motivated violence. In a shocking attack at approximately 3:40 p.m., a member of our campus community stabbed a professor and two students with a knife in Hagey Hall. All three people were taken to hospital to be treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Out of respect for their privacy we are not sharing more information about their identities.
Message from the provost | Waterloo News
Yesterday our community was confronted by violence. In a shocking attack at approximately 3:40 p.m., a member of our campus community stabbed a professor and two students with a knife in Hagey Hall. All three people were taken to hospital to be treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Out of respect for their privacy we are not sharing more information about their identities. I acknowledge that many of you are aware of who is involved.
Illinois Basketball and its silent culture builder
Ron Johnson-USA TODAY Sports It is fair to criticize Brad Underwood and Co. for the amount of talent and production that has been lost to the transfer portal over the last few years. It is a new era, and of course the transfer portal has been going wild, but there are few universities that can match the production leaving as Illinois basketball in recent years.
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Process Validation to Meet FSMA Regulations Part 4: Other Types of Validation, Cold Filled Product,...
Dec 21, 2021 (11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Eastern Time) Webinar Description Food safety is a day-to-day challenge for any food company worldwide. With the application of the FSMA regulation and the Codex Alimentarius, all food processors need to perform a process validation. It consists of obtaining scientific evidence that a control measure or a combination of them if correctly implemented, is capable of controlling the pathogen of concern. It is not always easy to understand where to start.
Publisher Correction: Targeting co-stimulatory molecules in autoimmune disease
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery https://doi.org/10.1038/s41573-020-0081-9 Published online 16 September 2020 The term CTLA4–immunoglobulin was incorrectly used instead of CTLA4–Ig throughout the article. This has been corrected in the online and print versions. Author information Affiliations Institute of Immunity & Transplantation, Division of Infection & Immunity, University College London, Royal Free Campus, London, UK Natalie M. Edner & Lucy S. K.
Targeting co-stimulatory molecules in autoimmune disease
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Memorial Day needs to be honored
Posted: Sunday, May 24, 2020 6:00 am LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Memorial Day needs to be honored James M. Rush, Odessa Odessa American The best way for Americans to fully appreciate their privileges of citizenship would be to pause and contemplate the meaning of Memorial Day. This holiday, celebrated the last Monday in May, honors the memory of every service member who gave the ultimate sacrifice for his and her country.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Memorial Day needs to be honored
Posted: Sunday, May 24, 2020 6:00 am LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Memorial Day needs to be honored James M. Rush, Odessa Odessa American The best way for Americans to fully appreciate their privileges of citizenship would be to pause and contemplate the meaning of Memorial Day. This holiday, celebrated the last Monday in May, honors the memory of every service member who gave the ultimate sacrifice for his and her country.
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