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Michael A. Rubino
June 14, 1926 - April 16, 2017
Michael A. Rubino, 90, Altoona, passed away Sunday at his residence.
He was born in Altoona, son of the late John and Carmena (Mirabella) Rubino and the late Daisy Rubino who raised him. On July 15, 1950, he married Jane Maucieri.
Surviving are his loving wife of 66 years; a daughter, Michele (Christopher) McConnell; a sister, Carmena Schorner; several nieces and nephews; and two sisters-in-law: Anne Rubino and Carole Rubino.
He was preceded in death by three sisters: Dorothy Kinney, Violet Bidoli and Nell DellBaggio; and two brothers: John and George Rubino.
Michael was a 1944 graduate of Altoona High School. He was a U.S. Army veteran during WWII. He retired from Conrail with 45 years of service. He was a member of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, Altoona, as well as a volunteer at Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum.
Friends will be received from 9 to 10:45 a.m. Wednesday, April 19, 2017, at Santella Funeral Home, Altoona. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, Altoona. Committal will be at Calvary Mausoleum, Altoona.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Mount Carmel Catholic Church Restoration Fund, 806 11th St., Altoona, PA 16602.


Joseph W. Belluck is a founding partner of Belluck & Fox with substantial experience in the firm's asbestos and mesothelioma cases. He is a dedicated, compassionate attorney who has spent his entire legal career representing injured consumers and workers. Joe has a national reputation for excellence in asbestos and mesothelioma litigation. He has been recognized for both his legal work and high ethical standards.


 The Hundred is one of the top Pilates exercises.
If you're participating in Matwork classes and doing Private or Group Training on the Pilates equipment, there are many Pilates equipment exercises that can help you find the right muscles and improve your technique to make your Roll Up easier. But what if you're only doing Matwork?
The pilates is a pilates exercise that primarily targets the abs and to a lesser degree also targets the obliques, groin, chest, neck, traps, shoulders, biceps, forearms, quads, calves, triceps, lats, middle back, lower back, glutes, hamstrings, hip flexors, and outer thighs.
Feasting on rich, heavy food and drinking with friends and family can lead to some serious post-Thanksgiving bloat. While we may not feel like doing a full-on workout, the best thing we can do for our bodies over the holiday is to keep moving. Low-impact exercises are great for digestion and kicking your body out of full-belly sleep mode! Here are 5 Pilates Exercises to De-Bloat and Detox after Thanksgiving.
I came across this great quick reference chart of Pilates exercises, and wanted to share it, because, as always – I'm a firm believer that a strong core is the first step to a strong body, and Pilates is a GREAT way to get there.
The Beginning Mat Routine focuses on abdominal and lower-back strength, correct alignment, proper breathing, muscle lengthening and balance.
-	An explanation of the six main principles of Pilates Matwork -	A brief history of Joseph Pilates and the development of the Pilates Exercises. -	Beautifully colored illustrations depicting proper execution of each exercise.
Pilates is a type of fitness system that consists of movement exercises that are designed to tone the body, strengthen the muscles, increase flexibility and agility, improve posture, and heighten concentration skills. The movements require physical control, mental focus, and special breathing that's supposed to help your mind and body work together. Pilates exercises can be performed on a mat, where you create resistance using your own body weight and sometimes simple equipment like resistance bands. The first step in learning Pilates is learning some basic poses, and from there you can move on to more advanced positions and learn new movements. Some of the movements are performed on your back, while others are done on your stomach, your side, or in plank position, while others still are performed sitting or standing.
Individuals with significant back problems may benefit from several one-on-one Pilates sessions with a qualified Pilates instructor. While more expensive than a group class or mat class, the time, money, and effort devoted to learning the exercises correctly can be well worth the investment, as exercises performed incorrectly can make a back problem worse. Initially, twice-a-week sessions tend to be helpful to learn the program more quickly. After that, weekly Pilates exercise sessions may be enough if the individual practices between sessions.
Before starting any new exercise system, it is always advisable to check with a physician or other healthcare provider. Before starting a Pilates exercise program, it is important to check that the potential instructor has received training in the Pilates exercise system, and that he or she understands any specific back problems. If a patient starts Pilates after physical therapy, the physical therapist should outline the exercise principles identified as particularly important for his or her rehabilitation.
Breathing is important in the Pilates method. In , Pilates devotes a section of his introduction specifically to breathing "bodily house-cleaning with ". He saw considerable value in increasing the intake of oxygen and the circulation of this oxygenated blood to every part of the body. This he saw as cleansing and invigorating. Proper full inhalation and complete exhalation were key to this. He advised people to squeeze out the lungs as they would wring a wet towel dry. In Pilates exercises, the practitioner breathes out with the effort and in on the return. In order to keep the lower abdominals close to the spine; the breathing needs to be directed laterally, into the lower . Pilates breathing is described as a posterior lateral breathing, meaning that the practitioner is instructed to breathe deep into the back and sides of his or her rib cage. When practitioners exhale, they are instructed to note the engagement of their deep abdominal and pelvic floor muscles and maintain this engagement as they inhale. Pilates attempts to properly coordinate this breathing practice with movement, including breathing instructions with every exercise.
Step 2. Open it and flick through dozens of step-by-step pilates exercises with graphic demo to guide your posture.


You will be eligible for the reduced member conference registration rates.
Members can access the "Members Only" page and keep informed of emerging issues in county adult probation and parole.
Any chief probation officer/director overseeing a department. Membership is one year.
Full members have a vote at all membership meetings and email ballots. Full members may serve on committees, chair committees and run for an elected position in the Association.
Any individual who wishes to pay membership dues and join the Association. Associate members may include deputy chief probation officers/ directors, administrators, supervisors, line officers, and individuals in professions related to criminal justice. Associate Members are not entitled to vote or serve on the Executive Committee but are permitted to serve on all other committees.
Any retired chief probation officer/director, or any other retired individual who wishes to pay membership dues and join the Association. Associate Members are not entitled to vote or serve on the Executive Committee.


Wellington Plastering - Plasterer based in Wellington, Somerset.
Wellington Plastering is a plastering company based in Wellington, who provide top quality plastering services in Somerset and Devon. Our team have the experience, knowledge and expertise to execute high quality work for both residential and commercial rendering & plastering requirements and specifications.


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In autumn 2021, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) will introduce a new route to qualifying as a solicitor: the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE).
The Legal Services Board (LSB) approved the introduction of the SQE on 28 October 2020. See the SRA's announcement and our briefing on the LSB's decision and its assessment of the issues and risks.
The SRA has published a suite of resources ahead of the SQE's introduction.
As further information and SQE policy is established, we will work to ensure the profession is kept up to date with developments as well as representing the views of the profession.
The SQE is designed to test, to the level set by the SRA's Threshold Standard:
the competences in the Statement of Solicitor Competence
the knowledge in the Statement of Legal Knowledge
This guide tells about the SQE, including:
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The SQE is being introduced as part of the SRA's Training for Tomorrow programme.
The programme is in response to the report on the Legal Education and Training Review in 2013.
The report called for regulators to focus on the standards required of solicitors at the point of qualification and on an ongoing basis.
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Danu midwives are a new midwifery practice working with women and their whanau in the Christchurch region.
We feel privileged to share in the journey of women's childbirth experiences; and believe pregnancy and childbirth to be normal life events. For healthy women experiencing healthy pregnancies we believe that primary units or home are the safest places to birth.
Danu Midwives care about the safety of women and their babies and understand that at times specialist referrals or transfer during labour are required. We also believe that sharing information enables women to make the right choices for her and her family and pride ourselves with being up to date with current evidence and research.
Just as we are supportive of women and their famililes, we too are supportive of each other, and provide backup midwifery care as necessary.


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If you work for a ministry, you are not going to want to miss the valuable information that Dr. Thom S. Rainer, President and CEO of Lifeway Christian Resources, shares with us today! Did you know nine out of ten churches in America are declining or not keeping up with their community's population? The foremost authority on church growth is here to share a lifetime of wisdom so that your ministry can either become or remain healthy. We cover these subjects: the five most common obstacles to breaking attendance barriers, hot button issues, change in the church and much more. Plus make sure you watch our bonus videos: Change or Die where Dr. Rainer talks about his father and relates it to the church in America, and 9 Tech Trends That Every Church Should Consider. This edition of Shelby Podcast is sponsored by ShelbyNext. The next era in Shelby Software!
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Cray Huber LLC
Michael Huber
Email: mdh@crayhuber.com
Michael D. Huber is a founding member and managing partner with extensive trial experience in state and federal courts throughout the country. He has been awarded the highest possible Martindale-Hubbell distinction by both peers and the Judiciary (AV Preeminent). Mr. Huber has over 30 years of experience in the prevention, supervision, preparation and trial of complex tort and commercial litigation throughout the United States, concentrating in catastrophic loss cases. Mr. Huber received his juris doctorate with honors from the Indiana University School of Law. He has consistently been selected as an Illinois Leading Lawyer in both Product Liability and Medical Malpractice Defense, and as an Illinois Super Lawyer by Law & Politics Magazine in Defense Litigation. He is a Senior Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America and the American Academy of Trial Counsel. Mr. Huber is a frequent presenter and writer for various medical groups, the Defense Research Institute, the Trucking Industry Defense Association and the International Association of Defense Counsel, having served as a faculty member for the IADC Trial Academy. His presentations at legal and business conferences span a wide array of topics including complex commercial, professional, medical, transportation, construction and products liability defense, jury trial innovations, limiting damages and preventative law techniques. Mr. Huber also serves in the capacity of private mediator and arbitrator in a wide variety of actions and as an expert witness in bad-faith and professional liability matters.
Martindale Rating
AV® Preeminent™
Indiana University Maurer School of Law,
Bloomington, IN, J.D.
Honors: Cum Laude
Honors: Member, National Moot Court Team
Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Indiana
A.B., Bachelor of Arts
Major: History
U.S. District Court Northern District of Illinois
U.S. District Court Eastern District of Wisconsin
U.S. District Court Western District of Wisconsin
U.S. District Court Northern District of Indiana
U.S. District Court Southern District of Indiana
U.S. District Court Northern District of Illinois, Trial Bar
U.S. District Court Southern District of Illinois
A.M. Best Company's Directory of Recommended Insurance Attorneys
Martindale Hubbell Peer Review Preeminent Rating (Highest Rating)
Named a "Top Lawyer" by the Leading Lawyers Network in Professional Malpractice
Selected by Law & Politics (Chicago magazine and Illinois Super Lawyers magazine) as an Illinois "Super Lawyer" in Civil Defense Litigation
Selected by American Lawyer Media and Martindale Hubbell as a "Top Rated Lawyer" in Technology Law
Selected by American Lawyer Media and Martindale Hubbell as a "Top Rated Lawyer" in Litigation
Claims and Litigation Management Alliance
Indiana Society of Chicago
American Trucking Associations "ATA"
American Academy of Trial Counsel "AATC"
Transportation Lawyers Association "TLA"
Senior Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America "LCA"
National Association for General Contractors & Home Builders, Inc.
International Association of Defense Counsel "IADC"
Indiana State Bar Association
Defense Research Institute "DRI"
Trucking Industry Defense Association "TIDA"
Leading Lawyer Network
Catastrophic Injury and Loss Litigation
Product Liability Litigation and Counseling
Speaker at Rush University Medical Center Anesthesia Department CME Seminar, Chicago, Illinois, October 27, 2016.
Faculty member/speaker at William Scholl College/Rosalind Franklin University Seminar, "Podiatric Malpractice – Revisited III," Lake Forest, Illinois, October 19, 2015.
Speaker at the FDCC/IADC Joint Law Firm Management Conference in Chicago on "Demystifying the Billing Audit Bogeyman," May 14, 2015.
Faculty member/speaker on "Podiatric Malpractice – a Review" at the Annual Meeting of the Illinois Podiatric Medical Association in Lincolnshire, Illinois, October 10, 2015.
Faculty member/speaker at William Scholl College/Rosalind Franklin University Seminar, "Podiatric Malpractice – Revisited II," Lake Forest, Illinois, November 3, 2014.
Faculty member/speaker at the Illinois Podiatric Medical Association Annual Meeting to the Illinois Society of Podiatric Medical Assistants, "Professionalism in the Age of Social Media," October 17, 2014.
Speaker at Rush University Medical Center Anesthesia Department CME Seminar, "Technically Speaking…When Medicine & Technology Collide," Chicago, Illinois, September 10, 2014.
Faculty member/speaker at the Illinois Podiatric Medical Association Annual Meeting to the Illinois Society of Podiatric Medical Assistants, "To Malpractice or to not Malpractice, that is the Question," September 14, 2012.
Faculty member/speaker at St. Joseph's Hospital CME Seminar, "Avoiding Podiatric Malpractice," Chicago, Illinois, February 16, 2011.
Faculty member/speaker at St. Joseph's Hospital and St. Anthony Hospital Combined CME Seminar, "To Practice or to Malpractice? That is the Question. Avoiding Podiatric Malpractice," Chicago, Illinois, October 6, 2010.
Panelist/speaker at Minnesota Lawyers Mutual Risk Management CLE Seminar, Illinois Update, "Preventing Legal Malpractice Claims & Ethics Complaints in Your Law Practice," Minneapolis, Minnesota, May 27, 2009.
Panelist, Masters Forum Mock Trial, International Association of Defense Counsel Annual Meeting, July 3-8, 2004, The Homestead, West Virginia
Panelist/speaker at Trucking Industry Defense Association's inaugural seminar on Defending Cases in Bad Venues (Judicial and Jury Hell Holes), Houston, Texas, January 2004.
International Association of Defense Counsel, Trial Academy Faculty, 2003.
COURTROOM 2001 – Courtroom Technology for the 21st Century, Defense Research Institute, 2000 Products Liability Meeting, Las Vegas, NV, January, 2000.
COURTROOM 2000 – Mastering the Medium of the Millennium, Defense Research Institute, Mid-Year Meeting, Chicago, IL, September, 1999.
Real Estate Broker's Liability in Illinois, Willis Corroon Claims Seminar, Nashville, TN.
Insurance Coverage Issues in Broker's Liability Cases, Willis Corroon Claims Seminar, Nashville, TN.
Defending Commercial Bus Overturn Accidents, Lancer Insurance Claims, Cleveland, OH, 1998.
Defending First Party Fraud and Arson Claims, Allstate Insurance Company, Special Claims Unit Seminar, Indianapolis, IN, 1997.