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Robert Sabatino

Robert Sabatino is an American icon, amateur hockey player, unlicensed tax attorney, nutritionist, truck driver, Instagram star, and semi-amateur softball virtuoso. Born and raised in the sprawling metropolis of Schiller Park, IL. Robert rose to prominence when he became the 76th best player to come out of the Panther Paws ice hockey program. In 2022, he became a viral sensation on Instagram when an unknown creator began posting videos of him falling down violently during every single game he played. Despite being employed by the state of Illinois, Robert has long been an advocate for the abolition of taxes and has spent his life incorrectly informing the public that income tax is voluntary. 
==Early Life==
Born July 16th, 1981 at Loretto Hospital in the West Garfield Park neighborhood of Chicago to Theresa (nee Nicodero) and Robert. Recognized as special from the start, Robert's parents put him on ice skates at 3 months old and fed him a steady diet of Harlo cheeseburgers and plain iceburg lettuce. Due to child labor laws in Illinois, Robert was not able to begin Panther Paws Ice Hockey Program until he turned 5 years old. He spent the next four years practicing his "V Stops" on the frog pond to prepare. Now a matter of local lore, upon his 5th birthday he marched up to Chaz, the Franklin Park Ice Czar, slapped him across the face and demanded entry into the learn to skate program. His first coaches would go on to describe his talent as "average at best". He would spend every free moment of his youth at Franklin Park Ice Arena working at his craft. Sadly, his skating never improved
==Hockey Career==
Rob first became a Franklin Park Panther in the winter of 1987.
Category:American people
Category:Amateur ice hockey
Category:Tax lawyers
Category:Nutritionists
Category:Truck drivers
Robert Scragg

Robert Scragg is a English crime writer from Tyne & Wear. 
Scragg has written four novels in the mystery series of Porter and Styles , with the first novel What Falls Between the Cracks being selected among 12 titles by the Arts Council funded Read Regional campaign to be stocked in North East libraries . 
Scragg was also shortlisted for the 2021 Crime Writers' Association Short Story Dagger Award for his story A Dog Is for Life, Not Just for Christmas, published in the crime story anthology Afraid of the Christmas Lights along with the likes of Val McDermid, Sophie Hannah, and Mark Billingham. 
Scragg is the author of Helix, for which he won the 2021 Lindisfarne Prize for Crime Fiction , a prize set up by fellow north east crime writer L.J. Ross. 
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== Personal Life ==
Scragg lives in Tyne & Wear with his wife and children. He is a fan of the Newcastle United Football Club, of which he calls his fanship "long-suffering", he is also has interests in other sports these being martial arts, scuba diving, and mountain climbing. He has stated that his favourite authors include fellow crime, mystery, detective, and thriller writers: Harlan Coben, Robert Crais, Linwood Barclay, Lee Child, Michael Connelly, Sarah Hilary, Mari Hannah, Mark Billingham, and Howard Linskey.
== Bibliography ==
=== Porter and Styles ===
Year 	Title 	Publisher 	Amazon Standard Identification Number	Pages	Note
2018 	What Falls Between the Cracks	Allison & Busby	 	317 	
* Selected among 12 titles by the Arts council|Arts Council funded Read Regional campaign to be stocked in North East England Library|libraries .
2019 in literature	Nothing Else Remains 	Allison & Busby	 	268 	
2020 in literature	All That Is Buried 	Allison & Busby	 	293 	
2021 in literature	End of the Line 	Allison & Busby	 	315 	
=== Short Stories ===
Year 	Title 	Anthology Published In 	Amazon Standard Identification Number	Pages	Note
2020 in literature	Sheep's Clothing 	Afraid Of The Light 	 	141 	
2020 in literature	A Dog Is for Life, Not Just for Christmas	Afraid Of The Christmas Lights	 	199 	
* Shortlisted for the 2021 Crime Writers' Association Short Story Dagger Award 
* All profits from the book goes to supporting Domestic Abuse Survivors
=== Other ===
Year 	Title	Note
2020 in literature	Helix	Winner of the 2021 Lindisfarne Prize for Crime Fiction
Category:English writers
Category:English people
Category:People from Tyne and Wear
Robert Shawn Brady

Robert Shawn Brady (born May 31, 1963) is an American entrepreneur, visionary leader, and advocate for personal development and global healing. His journey from a passionate entrepreneur to a transformative leader underscores his commitment to fostering empathy, unity, and personal growth as fundamental pillars of success. 
==Early Life==
Robert Shawn Brady was born on May 31, 1963, in Canoga Park, California. From a young age, he showed a strong interest in entrepreneurship. At just 15 years old, he started his first business, a company that made real estate signs. This early success laid the foundation for his future ventures and showcased his drive to solve problems and create new opportunities.
==Career==
Brady's career has been marked by a series of ventures across different industries. After his initial success in the real estate sign business, he moved into the real estate sector, specializing in selling multi-family income and investment properties. However, it was his role as the co-founder of MIT45 that catapulted him into prominence. MIT45 is a company that produces high-quality kratom products, shaking up the health and wellness industry with its innovative approach.
==Personal Transformation and Advocacy==
As Brady's career progressed, he underwent a significant personal transformation. He began to see the connection between personal growth and societal well-being. This led him to become an advocate for global healing and personal change. Brady believes that true transformation starts from within and emphasizes the importance of empathy, understanding, and acceptance of diverse perspectives in creating positive change.
==Public Speaking and Thought Leadership==
Brady's insights and experiences have made him a sought-after public speaker and thought leader. He shares his wisdom on personal growth, diversity, inclusivity, and the power of turning challenges into opportunities for change. Through his talks and workshops, he inspires others to embark on their own journeys of self-discovery and contribute to a more compassionate and unified world.
==Current Focus and Impact==
Today, Robert Shawn Brady continues to co-own MIT45 while also dedicating himself to broader initiatives focused on personal and societal transformation. Through his work, he aims to redefine success and create a future where empathy, understanding, and personal growth are celebrated as essential elements of prosperity. Brady's legacy goes beyond traditional notions of business success; it represents a commitment to making the world a better place for everyone.
==References==
==External links==
* MIT45
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Category:1963 births
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American businesspeople
Category:American public speakers
Category:People from California
Robert Stavins

Robert Stavins is an American environmental economist best known for his work on climate economics. He is a professor at Harvard Kennedy School and director of several projects within the school, including the Harvard Environmental Economics Program and the Harvard Project on Climate Agreements. He is an affiliate of Resources for the Future and the National Bureau of Economic Research and has held positions on the US Environmental Protection Agency Science Advisory Board. He is also Vice-President of the American Association of Wine Economists and co-editor of the Journal of Wine Economics. 
Stavins is best known for academic contributions in environmental economics and policy, including work on comparing policy instruments, the economics of green technology innovation, and the political economy of climate agreements. He was a lead author on the Second and Third Assessment Reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and a co-lead author on the Fifth Assessment Report. For his work as an environmental economist he was elected a Fellow of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists in 2009 and was awarded the Edmund G. Pat Brown Award in 2016. He is among the most influential economists in the world according to Research Papers in Economics (RePEc). In 2019 Stavins was named one of the 100 most influential people in climate policy . In 2023 he made the list again .
Among his most influential academic work is his work on policy instrument choice under uncertainty. In one famous paper Stavins proved how correlated uncertainty affected the comparison between price and quantity instruments, building on work by his close friend Martin Weitzman. Stavin's result, that positively correlated uncertainty in the marginal benefit and marginal costs curves favors a quantity instrument but negative correlated uncertainty favors a price instrument, is referred to at times as the Stavins Rule.
In 1988 Stavins directed Project 88, a bipartisan research effort to use market based policies to address environmental problems . The proposals from this program eventually became the sulfur dioxide emissions trading program in the Acid Rain Program, a landmark achievement in environmental policy making that proved the effectiveness of cap-and-trade schemes. He is a regular columnist for the New York Times, writing about and debating environmental policy.
Stavins received a BA in philosophy from Northwestern University, an MS in agricultural economics from Cornell University and a PhD in economics from Harvard University. 
Category:American people
Category:Environmental economists
Category:Professors
Robert Stravinsky

Dr. Robert Stravinsky began his career as a physical therapist in Waltham, Massachusetts. Dr. Stravinsky primarily focuses on the treatment of outpatient orthopedics, and he has many years of experience and training under his belt. He is currently working as a physical therapist in Waltham.
==Early Life and Education==
Dr. Robert Stravinsky received his Bachelors of Science degree from the University of Massachusetts Amherst in 2015 in Kinesiology. He went on to attend Boston University, where in 2019 he earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. Impressively, while at Boston University, he presented his academic practicum research at the APTA annual conference.
==Career==
Dr. Robert Stravinsky works at Professional Physical Therapy in Waltham, Massachusetts as a physical therapist. He specializes in treating outpatient orthopedics, and his career began in Waltham, Massachusetts. He also finished a one year fellowship at the Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy, which further honed his talents as a clinician. Today, he has made his journey back to his family in the South Shore, and he is excited to bring his expertise and passion for treating his patients to the area.
==Philanthropy==
Dr. Robert Stravinsky has always had a passion for helping animals. He is involved in many nonprofit animal welfare organizations and is devoted to doing whatever he can to help out our animal friends both locally and in far reaching ways.
Further, through the Dr. Robert Stravinsky Scholarship for Healthcare Students, Robert wants to bolster awareness of the difficulties that healthcare students must face, as well as reward a stellar student with scholarship funding on their path to becoming a healthcare provider. 
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
* Official website
* Dr. Robert Stravinsky Scholarship
* Robert Stravinsky on Facebook
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Category:Physical therapy
Category:University of Massachusetts Amherst alumni
Category:Boston University alumni
Category:People from Waltham, Massachusetts
Robert Synovec

Robert E Synovec (born 1959) is an American analytical chemist and professor of chemistry at the University of Washington where he specializes in multidimensional separations and chemometrics. Synovec has received several awards for his contributions to analytical chemistry and separation science, including the GC×GC Scientific Achievement Award and the Marcel E Golay Award, which is given for recognition of a lifetime of achievement in capillary chromatography.
==Education==
Synovec was born in 1959 to Eugene "Gene" Synovec and Joan Synovec. Synovec graduated with a B.S. in chemistry from Bethel College in 1981. He obtained his PhD from Iowa State in 1986 working under Edward Yeung where he developed detection and data analysis methods for liquid chromatography. He started at the University of Washington in 1986. 
==Research==
Synovec's interests include both instrumentation and chemometrics, the science of using mathematical and statical tools to extract useful information from chemical data. His group were early adopters of comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography (GC×GC), a multidimensional separation technique. His group was the first to apply chemometric tools to GC×GC data, which had been largely used for spectroscopy up to that point.* His group also introduced valve-based modulation techniques to GC×GC, which they have continued to develop, while early instruments used thermal modulation. Another focus of Synovec's lab is the development of comprehensive three-dimensional gas chromatography (GC3), a 3D extension of GC×GC which employs three separation columns and two modulators.* His research lab has commercialized chemometric software for analyzing GC×GC data. He has been affiliated with the Center for Process Analysis and Control (formerly the Center for Process Analytical Chemistry). 
Synovec has graduated approximately 40 PhD students in addition to numerous Master's students and undergraduates. As of 2023 his publication record includes nearly 300 journal articles, with an h-index estimated to be in the 50s. (via citations on Google Scholar )
Category:1959 births
Category:American people	
Category:Analytical chemists	
Category:Professors
Robert W. Seiden

Robert W. Seiden is an American former prosecutor, lawyer, global forensic investigator, court-appointed receiver, and founder of Seiden Law, a litigation and sanctions-focused law firm. Seiden is also the vice chairman of a private clean energy company, GreenMet. He has been dubbed a "Wall Street Bounty Hunter" by The New York Times and profiled by The Wall Street Journal and Institutional Investor for his prosecution of China Sun Group High Tech, Sino Clean Energy and Shengtai Pharmaceutical Inc. 
Seiden received his bachelor's degree from New York University in 1985 and his J.D. from Benjamin Cardozo School of Law in 1988. Until 1999, Seiden worked with John F. Kennedy Jr. and under the leadership of Robert Morgenthau as a Senior Prosecutor at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office in New York City. He represented the Sherman family in the double murder case of Canadian billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman in Toronto and served as the initial prosecutor in People v. Edmund Ko involving the murder of a Columbia University law student by her ex-boyfriend, who was convicted using an "ear witness" and the results of mitochondrial DNA typing.
In 2008, after working at a private investigations company as CEO for eight years, Seiden founded Confidential Global Investigations, an investigations firm that provides asset recovery and searches, background checks, forensic accounting services in litigation, trademark infringement, and international case matters. In 2009, Seiden founded Seiden Law, an international law firm based specializing in commercial and business litigation, OFAC and sanctions cases, receiverships, and cross-border transactions. 
Since 2008, Seiden has represented David Baazov, CEO of Amaya Inc.; Teddy Sagi, the founder of software gaming company Playtech; George Logothetis; Nobu Su; the Kurds in Syria; the National Unity Government of Myanmar; and General Israel Ziv.
===Selected cases===
* Kresimir Penavic, co-founder of Renaissance Technologies in a case where he was defrauded in a luxury wine club
* Former Israeli Defense Forces General Israel Ziv in removing his name from the US sanctions list under Global Magnitsky and the US Treasury
* Crypto billionaire Harry Yeh in his business ventures and dispute with Michael Gokturk
* Sued former hedge fund chief Paul Touradji of Touradji Capital Management and won $90m verdict
* Lead US lawyer on behalf of Israeli court appointed trustee against Israeli Ponzi schemer Michael David Greenfield to recover stolen funds
* The Trump Organization in a dispute against Hilton Hotels in Bermuda over a breach of contract case involving a hotel in Panama when the local owner disagreed with Donald Trump’s public statements while serving as President of the United States.
===Notable receiverships===
* Link Motion, Inc., formerly known as NQ Mobile
* China Sun Group
* Sino Clean Energy
* Shengtai Pharmaceutical Inc.
* One of China’s largest livestock companies
* The largest valve company in China, and had US court issue arrest warrant against the chairman
Category:New York University alumni
Category:American prosecutors
Category:Lawyers
Robert Weinstock

Robert Weinstock (April 8, 1967, in Philadelphia) - an American children's book author and illustrator.
==Awards==
In 2010 he received Maurice Sendak|Sendak fellowship.
His book Rude cakes won a Ezra Jack Keats Book Award|Ezra Jack Keats Honor in 2016. Pete With No Pants was reviewed by Kate Quealy-Gainer who writes that it is
is a lovely, absurd little tale with humor both "jubilant and sardonic" and "it’s bound to be a familiar situation to many a carefree, nudist kid and their exasperated, clothes-demanding parent".
== Accident ==
On October 7, 2003, Weinstock was hit by a truck resulting in serious injuries and loss of much of his Anosmia|ability to taste. An article in the New York Times detailed his experiences.
== Published Works ==
* Gordimer Byrd's Reminder (2004)
* Giant Meatball (2008)
* Food Hates You, Too and Other Poems (2009)
* Can You Dig It? (2010)
* Rude Cakes (2015)
* Pete with no pants (2017)
* Big bunny (2018)
* Most marshmallows (2019)
* Mabel : a mermaid fable (2020)
* Le petit gâteau qui ne disait pas merci (2015)
* Bu chuan ku zi de pi te (2018)
== Illustrated Works ==
* I'm Not (2010)
== References ==
Category:1967 births
Category:American children's writers
Category:American children's book illustrators
Robert Wilson Shufeldt (Naval Officer)

Rear Admiral Robert Wilson Shufeldt (1822 - 1895) was a 19th century American naval officer and diplomat. 
== Personal life ==
Robert Wilson Shufeldt was born in Red Hook, New York on February 21st, 1822. He was married in 1848 to Sarah Hutchins Abercrombie, daughter of Reverend James Abercrombie, and their first child, Robert Wilson Shufeldt Jr., was born in 1850,Drake 1984, p. 8-10 and died of pneumonia on November 7th, 1895.Drake 1984, p. 332-333
== Naval and Diplomatic career ==
Shufeldt studied at Middlebury College from 1837 until 1839, but left before graduation to join the United States Navy as a midshipman. After the outbreak of the American Civil War, Shufeldt was appointed to the position of Consul-General of the United States' mission in Havana, Cuba, likely with the support of Secretary of State William Seward. As Consul-General to Cuba from 1861 to 1863, he played a role in the Trent Affair.Drake 1984, p. 29-72 He returned to the Navy in 1863, and commanded a ship blockading Southern ports. Following the war, he commanded USS Wachusett. In 1867, he attempted to investigate the sinking of the SS General Sherman in Korea, but was forced to turn back by bad winter weather. During the 1860's and 1870's, Shufeldt became established in naval circles as an advocate of reform and the expansion of trade. Between this reputation and his strong political connections, he was appointed the first head of the newly-formed Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting, which eventually became the Navy's Bureau of Naval Personnel.Drake 1984, p. 156-163. 
He returned to Korea as the captain of the USS Ticonderoga during her circumnavigation of the globe, establishing relationships with Japanese and Chinese diplomats and political leaders in the region, including Li Hongzhang.Drake 1984, p. 257-304 As a result of that interest, he was appointed the American representative to the 1882 Treaty of Peace, Amity, Commerce and Navigation with Korea, which negotiated protection for shipwrecked sailors, commerce regulations, and a most-favored nation status for the United States.
== References ==
==External links==
* Robert Wilson Shufeldt, 1822-1895, three-quarters length portrait, facing right, standing; in uniform. Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy, 1883-84
* HistoricalFindings Photo: Robert Wilson Shufeldt,1822-1895 
* Commodore Robert W. Shufeldt’s Voyage to Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, 1878–1880
* Robert Wilson Shufeldt, Rear Admiral, United States Navy
* Shufeldt, Robert Wilson, 1822-1895 - Social Networks and Archival
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Category:People from Red Hook, New York
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Category:American diplomats
Category:19th-century American naval officers
Robert Wun

Robert Wun is a Hong Kong-born London-based fashion designer. After graduating from London College of Fashion, Wun launched his fashion brand with his name in 2014 focusing on womenswear collections.
== Early life and education ==
Wun was born and raised in Hong Kong. He started to take an interest in fashion at the age of 11 after he "met a cool girl a few years older than me at my family’s church who started a course in fashion design".
Wun moved to London where he studied at London College of Fashion. He graduated in 2012.
== Career ==
Wun launched his own fashion brand in 2014.
In 2023, Wun debuted his first official couture collection during Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week.
Wun's clothing has caught the likes of celebrities Solange Knowles, Lady Gaga, Cardi B and Celine Dion. Artists such as Lizzo and Doja Cat has also been noted to wear his collections.
Category:British fashion designers
Category:Fashion designers from London
Category:Hong Kong people
Robert X. Fogarty

Robert X. Fogarty is a photographer, advocate, and volunteer organizer. He facilitated evacuation landmarks in New Orleans called Evacuspots and started the "Dear World" photography movement.
Fogarty was born in 1983 and grew up in Nebraska. He earned a degree in journalism at the University of Oregon, where he graduated in 2005. His interest in New Orleans began that year, when it was hit by Hurricane Katrina.
===Hurricane preparation===
After graduating, Fogarty worked as a recruiter for financial institutions in New York City. In 2007, Fogarty abandoned corporate work and moved to New Orleans to serve as a volunteer for AmeriCorps. While there, he helped organize the evacuation of New Orleans for Hurricane Gustav.
After Fogarty's contract with AmeriCorps expired, he started Evacuteer.org, a non-profit that helps the city of New Orleans train volunteers to prepare the city for environmental disasters. He organized parties and parades at the start and end of hurricane season to raise awareness for hurricane preparation. The organization erected statues marking evacuation pickup points called "Evacuspots." Fogarty took no salary for his role at Evacuteer.org.
===Dear world===
Fogarty started the "Dear World" movement in 2009 when he started facilitating photos of people with messages written on their bodies explaining what they love about New Orleans. The effort was initially called "Dear Orleans" and was in preparation for the then-upcoming Super Bowl. Fogarty was inspired by a photo of a man with "cancer free" written on his throat and renamed the movement "Dear World." 
As of 2020, Dear World has photographed 150,000 people in a similar style. Fogarty travels the world to take Dear World photographs at refugee sites, natural disasters, and war zones. He also became a public speaker for corporate events and universities. For example, he's given speeches for Stanford University and Harvard University.
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Category:1983 births
Category:Photographers
Category:Advocates
Category:University of Oregon alumni