Daniel J Madigan from 134 Margaretta Ct, Staten Island, NY 10314, Phone: (718) 442-7486

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Medicine Doctors

Daniel Michael Madigan

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Specialties:

Otolaryngology

Education:

(1960)

Lawyers & Attorneys

Daniel Madigan - Lawyer

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Office:

Motherway & Napleton, LLP

Specialties:

Negligence Law
Personal Injury
Transportation
Civil Litigation
Negligence Law
Products Liability
Medical Malpractice
Premises Liability

ISLN:

910108964

Admitted:

1993

University:

University of Illinois, B.A., 1990

Law School:

University of Illinois, J.D., 1993

Daniel Madigan - Lawyer

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Specialties:

Criminal Defense
Estate Planning
Real Estate
Divorce & Separation
Criminal Defense
Business

ISLN:

923357144

Admitted:

2011

Law School:

John Marshall Law School, Chicago, JD - Juris Doctor, 2011

Resumes

Videographer At T&D Sports

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Position:

Videographer at T&D Sports

Location:

Greater New York City Area

Industry:

Entertainment

Work:

T&D Sports since Oct 2008
Videographer

Education:

Brooks Institute of Photography 2002 - 2005

Business Records

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Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Daniel J Madigan

BERKERY, INC
Whol Flowers/Florist Supplies Whol Farm Supplies

230 Livingston Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314
PO Box 140067, Staten Island, NY 10314
(718) 761-1700

News

Could The Fukushima Radiation Found In Bluefin Tuna Actually Help Save The ...

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Fisher and the studys lead author, Daniel Madigan of Stanford Universitys Hopkins Marine Station, were both quick to point out that the levels of radiation found in the tuna shouldnt be a problem for humans. There are natural levels of radioactivity in the tuna, and Fukushima has only added the s

Date

May 31, 2012

Category:

Business

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Nuclear Tuna Is Hot News, But Not Because It's Going To Make You Sick

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Sure enough, the tuna from Japan had picked up traces of radioactive cesium, according to Nicholas Fisher and Zofia Baumann at Stony Brook University, and Daniel Madigan at Stanford University, who co-wrote the article.

Date

May 30, 2012

Category:

Health

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Tuna carry radiation from Japan to California

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The area of the Fukushima spill is an area of high use for juveniles, says Daniel Madigan, a Stanford doctoral student in marine biology at Hopkins Marine Station and the lead author of the study.

Date

May 30, 2012

Category:

Business

Source:

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Radioactive traces found in fish off Calif.

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"I wouldn't tell anyone what's safe to eat or what's not safe to eat," Daniel Madigan of Stanford University's Hopkins Marine Station and the lead author of the research tells Reuters. "It's become clear that some people feel that any amount of radioactivity, in their minds, is bad and they'd like t

Date

May 29, 2012

Category:

Health

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Tuna contaminated with Fukushima radiation found in California

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The researchers, led by Daniel Madigan at Stanford University, said they had found evidence that the fish had been contaminated at "modestly elevated" levels with caesium. The chemical was released into the ocean in the wake of the accident at Fukushima Daiichi on 11 March 2011.

Date

May 29, 2012

Category:

Health

Source:

Google

Fukushima Radiation in Bluefin Tuna Is Expected to Decline

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A study of 15 Pacific bluefin caught off San Diego inAugust last year found levels of radioactive cesium 10 timeshigher than in fish caught in previous years and provideunequivocal evidence that the radiation came from Fukushima,researchers including Daniel Madigan and Nicholas Fisher said in

Date

May 29, 2012

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Migrating tuna brought Fukushima radiation to US

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"The tuna packaged it up and brought it across the world's largest ocean," said marine ecologist Daniel Madigan at Stanford University, who led the study team. "We were definitely surprised to see it at all and even more surprised to see it in every one we measured."

Date

May 28, 2012

Category:

World

Source:

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Bluefin tuna carried a little radiation from Japan to California, study says

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els of naturally occurring potassium 40 that have existed in the ocean for centuries but the radioactivity was enough to survive the fishes migration east to North America from the Western Pacific, which they undertake when theyre around a year old, said doctoral student Daniel Madigan, who stud

Date

May 28, 2012

Category:

Sci/Tech

Source:

Google

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