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The ABPath (formerly abbreviated as ABP) issues primary certificates in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology. Anatomic Pathology, Clinical Pathology, Anatomic Pathology/Neuropathology.
Subspecialty certificates are issued in:
- Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine
- Chemical Pathology
- Clinical Informatics (in cooperation with the American Board of Preventive Medicine)
- Cytopathology
- Hematopathology
- Dermatopathology (in cooperation with the American Board of Dermatology)
- Forensic Pathology
- Medical Microbiology
- Molecular Genetic Pathology (in cooperation with the American Board of Medical Genetics and Genomics)
- Neuropathology
- Pediatric Pathology
The granting of a certificate to a physician by the ABPath denotes that the pathologist is a physician who:
- Has successfully completed a graduate medical education program in pathology or a pathology subspecialty accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) or a program in pathology accredited by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC).
- Had the Program Director verify that the resident has met the six ACGME competencies and Milestones and is competent to practice safe and effective medicine without direct supervision.
- Successfully completed a voluntary evaluation process designed and administered by the ABPath to assure the public and other physicians that, at the time of certification, the candidate had the knowledge, skills, judgment and other abilities that the ABPath deems important for the practice of pathology.
Pathology is a broad discipline; therefore, it is appropriate that some certified pathologists seek greater knowledge and expertise in one or more of the subspecialties of pathology. Pathologists with subspecialty certification may choose to limit their activities entirely or in part to a specific area of competence or they may place special emphasis on it in their practices. The achievement of subspecialty certification does not reflect on the ability of other pathologists to practice in that area.
Beginning in 2006, all primary and subspecialty certificates issued by the ABPath are required to be maintained in the Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program. Continuing certification status is dependent upon current participation in MOC by meeting all requirements and deadlines of the program. Certificates issued prior to 2006 are life-time certificates and do not require participation in MOC; however, voluntary participation in MOC is strongly encouraged. (See MOC Booklet of Information.)
Recipients of ABPath certificates are designated as Diplomates of the ABPath, and are entitled to so designate themselves in an ethical manner. All Diplomates are governed by policies for use of certification, and for expiration and revocation of certificates as the Board may, from time to time, adopt. Diplomates of the ABPath are required to accurately state their certification status in curriculum vitae, publications, directories, letterhead, etc. A diplomate with a time-limited certificate whose certificate has expired must not claim to be board certified, and all descriptions of certification status must be modified accordingly. If an individual represents that he/she is certified by the ABP when such is not the case, the ABPath will notify appropriate authorities, including but not limited to hospital, healthcare, and credentialing organizations, licensing boards, and law enforcement agencies.
Organizational History
In June 1935, the American Medical Association (AMA) Section on Pathology and Physiology and the American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP) appointed committees that together considered the feasibility and desirability of establishing a national certifying board. The joint committee agreed unanimously that such a board should be established and proceeded to draw up bylaws.
In May 1936, the ASCP and the AMA Section on Pathology and Physiology accepted the proposed bylaws, authorized the nomination of four members each to the ABPath, and incorporated in Michigan. Approval of the ABPath was granted by the Advisory Board for Medical Specialties and the AMA Council on Medical Education and Hospitals.
On July 19, 1936, the ABPath met for the first time in Chicago. The original trustees were F. W. Hartman, E. B. Krumbhaar, H. T. Karsner, and J. J. Moore from the AMA Section on Pathology and Physiology, and A. H. Sanford, F. H. Lamb, A. G. Foord, and R. R. Kracke from the ASCP.
Officers elected were: A. H. Sanford, President; F. H. Lamb, vice President; F. W. Hartman, secretary-treasurer.
Mission and Purpose
The mission of the ABPath, as a member of the American Board of Medical Specialties, is to promote the field of pathology and the continuing competency of practicing pathologists.
The ABPath accomplishes its mission through the following principal activities:
- Establishing certification and maintenance of certification standards.
- Assessing the qualifications of those seeking to obtain voluntary certification in the specialty of pathology.
- Conducting voluntary primary and subspecialty certification examinations and awarding certificates to successful candidates.
- Encouraging participation in Maintenance of Certification as a means to assist physicians certified by the ABP in maintaining competencies necessary for provision of quality patient care.
- Participating in the review of pathology training programs and supporting the directors and trainees of these programs.
- Maintaining communication with pathology and other medical organizations, with its Diplomates, and with others as appropriate.
- Encouraging the study of pathology.
- Maintaining a registry of its Diplomates.
The ABPath does not confer a legal qualification or license to practice pathology and does not delineate who may or may not engage in the practice of pathology or obtain hospital privileges. The ABPath does not define the scope of specialty practice.
Cooperating Societies
- Academy of Clinical Laboratory Physicians and Scientists
- American Medical Association Pathology Section Council
- American Society for Clinical Pathology
- American Society for Investigative Pathology
- Society for Pediatric Pathology
- American Society of Cytopathology
- Association for Molecular Pathology
- Association of Directors of Anatomic and Surgical Pathology
- Association of Pathology Chairs
- College of American Pathologists
- Society for Hematopathology
- United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology
Board Officers and Trustees
KAREN L. KAUL, M.D., Ph.D., President
Dr. Kaul is Chair, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at NorthShore University HealthSystem in Evanston, Iliinois, and a Clinical Professor of Pathology at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine. Dr. Kaul earned her medical and graduate degrees from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and completed her residency in pathology at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. She has been a Trustee of the ABP since 2011 and current responsibilities include Chairperson, Molecular Genetics Test Development & Advisory Committee; Chairperson, Credentials Committee; and Chairperson, Governance Task Force. Dr. Kaul is board certified in Anatomic Pathology and Molecular Genetic Pathology and is enrolled in the Maintenance of Certification program.
SUSAN A. FUHRMAN, M.D., Vice President
Dr. Fuhrman is board certified in Anatomic Pathology and Clinical Pathology and Chemical Pathology. She is Clinical Associate Professor at The Ohio State University School of Medicine. She has been a Trustee of the ABP since 2011 and current responsibilities include Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for Management and Informatics; Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for ABPath CertLink Clinical Pathology; and Chairperson, Strategic Planning Committee. Dr. Fuhrman earned her medical degree from University of Michigan and completed her residency in pathology at University of Minnesota Medical School.
STEVEN H. SWERDLOW, M.D., Secretary
Dr. Swerdlow is board certified in Anatomic Pathology and Clinical Pathology. He is Professor of Pathology and Director, Division of Hematopathology at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. He has been a Trustee of the ABP since 2011 and current responsibilities include Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for Hematopathology; Chairperson, Bylaws Committee; Chairperson, Committee on Examinations; and Chairperson, Nominating Committee. Dr. Swerdlow earned his medical degree from Harvard Medical School and completed his residency in pathology at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston, followed by a hematopathology fellowship with Dr. R. D. Collins at Vanderbilt University and a research fellowship at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, England.
MICHAEL A. JONES, M.D., Treasurer
Dr. Jones is board certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology. He is the Chief of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Maine Medical Center in Portland, Maine and Clinical Associate Professor of Pathology at Tufts /Maine Medical Center Medical School. Dr. Jones has been a Trustee since 2013 and his current responsibilities include Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for Anatomic Pathology; Chairperson, Maintenance of Certification Committee; Chairperson, Finance and Audit Committee; and Chairperson, Investment Task Force. Dr. Jones earned his medical degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and completed his residency at the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont, University of Vermont and a surgical pathology fellowship at Yale-New Haven Hospital.
JAMES R. STUBBS, M.D., Immediate Past President
Dr. Stubbs is board certified in Clinical Pathology and Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine. He is a Consultant in the Division of Transfusion Medicine at Mayo Clinic Rochester (MCR) and has been in the position of Chairman of the Division of Transfusion Medicine at MCR since 2005. He also serves as the Medical Director of the Component Laboratory and the Operational Support Unit within the Division of Transfusion Medicine. In addition, he is the Medical Director of the Laboratory Compliance and FDA-Regulated Activities Offices for the Mayo Clinic Enterprise and is the Physician Liaison for the Mayo Clinic Infusion Therapy Center at MCR. He has been a Trustee of the ABP since 2009 and is currently the Chairperson for the ABP's Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine Test Development & Advisory Committee. Dr. Stubbs is also currently serving as the Chairperson of the Pathology Review Committee for the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education. Dr. Stubbs earned his medical degree from University of Minnesota School of Medicine, completed his residency in pathology at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, and received his fellowship training in Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine at the University of Minnesota Hospitals and Clinics.
REBECCA L. JOHNSON, M.D., Chief Executive Officer
Dr. Johnson is board certified in Anatomic Pathology and Clinical Pathology, Hematology, and Immunopathology. She was previously Chairperson, Pathology & Clinical Laboratories at Berkshire Health Systems, Pittsfield, MA. She was a Trustee of the ABP from 2002–2012. Dr. Johnson earned her medical degree from Southern Illinois University School of Medicine and completed her residency in pathology at Hartford Hospital.
Dr. Ashwood is board certified in Clinical Pathology and Chemical Pathology. He is Professor of Pathology at the University of Colorado and Director of Laboratories at CU Hospital. He has been a Trustee of the ABP since 2014 and his current responsibilities include Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for Chemical Pathology and Chairperson, Communications Task Force. Dr. Ashwood earned his medical degree from the University of Colorado School of Medicine and completed his residency at the University of Washington. He served for 30 years as a clinical pathologist on the faculty of the University of Utah and is the Former President and CEO of ARUP Laboratories.
CONSTANCE M. FILLING, Ed.D.
Dr. Filling is the Chief Learning Officer of the Association of American Medical Colleges and began her term as a Trustee of the ABP January 1, 2018. Dr. Filling is the first public member to be elected to the Board. Prior to joining the AAMC, Dr. Filling served as the Chief Education Officer at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and as the Vice President of Education and Publications at the College of American Pathologists. Dr. Filling began her career in healthcare professions education in the Center for Educational Development at the University of Illinois Medical Center. In previous board service, Dr. Filling served as the Board chair and chair of the Leadership Committee for the Association for Talent Development (previously known as the ASTD). Dr. Filling holds a Doctorate in Education from the University of Pennsylvania. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Education and Sociology at Cornell College and her Masters' degree in Educational Psychology at the University of Chicago.
Dr. Ghofrani is System Medical Director for Laboratory Services and Director of Cytopathology and Women's Health at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver, Washington. He earned his medical degree in Tehran, followed by residency in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology and Fellowship in Cytopathology at Yale University. Dr. Ghofrani has subspecialty training and expertise in breast and gynecologic pathology. He holds a Master of Business Administration with focus on healthcare from George Washington University, and has a special interest in clinical informatics. Dr. Ghofrani is active in state, national and international pathology societies, and has served as President of the Washington State Society of Pathologists, President of the Oregon Pathologists Association, Chair of the American Society of Cytopathology Budget and Finance Committee, and Vice-Chair of the College of American Pathologists Cytopathology Committee. He has been a Trustee of the ABP since 2017 and his current responsibilities include Co-Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for Dermatopathology. He is board certified and enrolled in the Maintenance of Certification program for Anatomic and Clinical Pathology, Cytopathology, and Clinical Informatics.
Dr. Glassy is Laboratory Director at Little Company of Mary Hospital, San Pedro, CA and Medical Director at Pathology, Inc. He is a summa cum laude graduate of the University of San Francisco and received his MD degree from the University of California, San Francisco. He completed pathology residency and hematopathology fellowship training at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. Dr. Glassy has served on numerous hospital, national, and international committees and boards; has presented many seminars and workshops; and has been an invited lecturer throughout the US, Canada, and overseas. He has been a Trustee of the ABP since 2016 and his current responsibilities include Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for Neuropathology; Co-Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for ABPath CertLink Anatomic Pathology; and Chairperson, Maintenance of Certification Advisory Committee. He has authored numerous publications, including CAP's Atlas of Hematology. His areas of interest are hematopathology and digital pathology. He is incoming president of the Digital Pathology Association. Dr. Glassy is ABP certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology and is enrolled in the Maintenance of Certification program.
Dr. Goldstein was the pediatric pathologist at Wolfson Children's Hospital in Jacksonville, FL for nearly 27 years and served as Chief of the Independent Service of Pathology and as Medical Director of Laboratories and the Transfusion and Apheresis Service for Baptist Health. Currently, he is a Senior Physician at David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA and Clinical Chief of Pediatric Pathology at Mattel Children's Hospital and Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. Dr. Goldstein graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania and received his MD degree from Emory University, where he was elected to the AOA honor society. He completed residency training at Brigham & Women's Hospital and pulmonary pathology fellowship at Brigham & Women's and Boston Children's Hospital. He has been actively involved in numerous medical and pathology professional organizations and served as President, Councilor, chair and member of several committees of the Society for Pediatric Pathology. He is a Co-Principal Investigator for the Children's Oncology Group. He has been a Trustee of the ABP since 2016 and his current responsibilities include Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for Pediatric Pathology and Chairperson, Joint Policy Committee for Dermatopathology. Dr. Goldstein is ABP certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology, Pediatric Pathology, and voluntarily recertified in 2013. He is enrolled in the Maintenance of Certification program.
Dr. Nayar is Professor of Pathology and Vice Chair of Education and Faculty Development at Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine and Medical Director of Cytopathology at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, IL. She received her MBBS and MD degrees from Delhi University, India and was a resident in pediatrics and pathology at Maulana Azad Medical College in New Delhi. In the US, she completed residency in anatomic and clinical pathology and a surgical pathology fellowship at George Washington University, Washington DC and a cytopathology fellowship at the University of Rochester, NY. Dr. Nayar has been an active volunteer in organized pathology since 1992, having served as an officer, chair, committee member, and advisor for many professional organizations. In 2014-15, she served as President of the American Society of Cytopathology and has been a member of the executive council of the International Academy of Cytology since 2013. She is a frequent guest speaker and moderator at national and international meetings and is editor and author of numerous publications, including the 2nd and 3rd editions of The Bethesda System for Reporting Cervical Cytology Atlas and serves on the editorial board of 8 peer reviewed journals. She has been a Trustee of the ABP since 2016 and her current responsibilities include Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for Cytopathology and Co-Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for ABPath CertLink Anatomic Pathology. Dr. Nayar is ABP certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology and Cytopathology. She is enrolled in the Maintenance of Certification program.
Dr. Procop is the Medical Director for Enterprise Test Utilization and Pathology Consultative Services. He is the Director of Molecular Microbiology, Virology, Mycology and Parasitology at the Cleveland Clinic. He is past Chair of the Departments of Clinical and Molecular Pathology, and past Section Head for Clinical and Molecular Microbiology. He completed a Bachelor of Science at Eastern Michigan University, followed by an M.D. and M.S. at Marshall University School of Medicine. He did residency training in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology training at Duke University Medical Center and a Clinical Microbiology Fellowship at the Mayo Clinic. He is a diplomat of the American Board of Pathology in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology, and Medical Microbiology. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology, the College of American Pathologists, the American Society for Clinical Pathology, the Infectious Diseases Society of America, and the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. He has given more than 550 scientific presentations, and has 176 published manuscripts, 39 chapters, and two books to his credit. He has been a Trustee of the ABP since 2007 and current responsibilities include Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for Microbiology; Chairperson, Ethics and Professionalism Committee; and Chairperson, ABMS Committee on Continuing Certification. He is also a Member of Conferences Committee and Awards Committees for the American Society for Microbiology. He is the Chair of the Microbiology Resource Committee for the College of American Pathologists and a Member of the Council on Scientific Affairs and Quality Practices Committee for the College. He is also a Member of the Effective Test Utilization Subcommittee of the Commission on Science, Technology & Policy of the American Society for Clinical Pathology. His primary interests are developing and promoting best practices in laboratory testing, the practical applications of molecular diagnostic methods for the diagnosis and treatment of infections; infectious disease pathology; mycology and parasitology.
BARBARA SAMPSON, M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Barbara Sampson has been the Chief Medical Examiner of the City of New York since December 2014 and is the first woman appointed to lead the Office of Chief Medical Examiner. She earned her Bachelor's degree at Princeton, Ph.D. in Molecular Biology at Rockefeller University, her degree in medicine at Cornell University Medical College, and residency at Brigham and Women's Hospital. She brings years of experience to her new role; she has served as the Acting Chief Medical Examiner, First Deputy Chief Medical Examiner, Senior Medical Examiner, and Cardiovascular Pathology Consultant, among other positions since 1998. She serves as President of the Society of Cardiovascular Pathology, and is a member of the National Association of Medical Examiners, the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology, and the American Academy of Forensic Sciences. Dr. Sampson has published widely on forensic pathology and microbiology, including 29 articles and 4 book chapters, and serves as an Associate Editor of the journal Cardiovascular Pathology. She is the recipient of the Young Investigator Award from the Society of Cardiovascular Pathology and the E.R. Squibb and Sons Senior Thesis Prize for Contribution to Scientific Research. She has been a Trustee of the ABP since 2017 and her current responsibilities include Chairperson, Test Development and Advisory Committee for Forensic Pathology. Dr. Sampson is board certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology and Forensic Pathology and is participating in Maintenance of Certification.
Test Development and Advisory Committees
Since 1971, the ABPath has appointed test committees for the various areas of pathology. The committees consist of ABPath trustees, and other pathologists and physicians who are recognized experts in the various disciplines. In 2001, the role of these committees was expanded to include subject matter an advisory function for the Board. The 2018 non-trustee members of the test development and advisory committees are as follows:
|Anatomic Pathology
|Forensic Pathology
|Laura Christine Collins, M.D.
|James R. Gill, M.D.
|Deborah L. Cook, M.D.
|Kelly C. Lear, M.D.
|Barry R. De Young, M.D.
|Jonathan R. Lucas, M.D.
|Craig B. Fowler, D.D.S.
|Owen Lee Middleton, M.D.
|David Grignon, M.D.
|Erin Presnell, M.D.
|Robert P Hasserjian, M.D.
|Robert Ross Reichard, M.D.
|John P. Higgins, M.D.
|Jason L. Hornick, M.D.
|Kirk D. Jones, M.D.
|Teri A. Longacre, M.D.
|Jonathan McHugh, M.D.
|Anatomic Pathology CertLink
|Luis Blanco, M.D.
|Dorothy Adcock, M.D.
|Kyle T. Bradley, M.D.
|James R. Cook, M.D.
|John Collin, M.D.
|Russell Higgins, M.D.
|Greg G. Davis, M.D.
|James D. Hoyer, M.D.
|Sarah Gibson, M.D.
|Kandice K. Marchant, M.D., Ph.D.
|Matthew Kuhar, M.D.
|Carla Wilson, M.D.
|Aparna Mahajan, M.D.
|Roger Edwin McLendon, M.D.
|Marcus Bartholomew Nashelsky, M.D.
|Ajit S. Paintal, M.D.
|Anil Parwani, M.D.
|Hooman H. Rashidi, M.D.
|Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine
|Management and Informatics
|Kendall Paul Crookston, M.D.
|Bruce Levy, M.D.
|Magali Fontaine, M.D.
|Raouf E. Nakhleh, M.D.
|Mark Fung, M.D.
|Melissa S. Pessin, M.D.
|Susan Diane Roseff, M.D.
|Michael L. Talbert, M.D.
|Darrell J. Triulzi, M.D.
|Paul N. Valenstein, M.D.
|Elizabeth A. Wagar, M.D.
|Chemical Pathology
Medical Microbiology
|Ronald J. Elin, M.D.
Kathleen G. Beavis, M.D.
|Beverly C. Handy, M.D.
|Randall T. Hayden, M.D.
|Michael J. Kelner, M.D.
|Gordon L. Love, M.D.
|Martin H. Kroll, M.D.
|Michael J. Mitchell, M.D.
|Stacy E. Melanson, M.D.
|Robin Patel, M.D.
|Elizabeth Sykes, M.D.
|Carol A. Rauch, M.D., Ph.D.
|Kamaljit S. Singh, M.D.
|Charles W. Stratton, M.D.
|Clinical Pathology CertLink
|Molecular Genetic Pathology
|Kathleen Gleason Beavis, M.D.
|(Includes ABP and ABMGG appointees)
|Kaaron Benson, M.D.
|Miriam G. Blitzer, Ph.D.
|Elizabeth Courville, M.D.
|Aaron D. Bossler, M.D., Ph.D.
|Thomas Davis, M.D.
|Bobby Boyanton, M.D.
|David F. Keren, M.D.
|Julie Gastier-Foster, Ph.D.
|Jennifer Laudadio, M.D.
|Jennifer Laudadio, M.D.
|Mark Lovell, M.D.
|Mark A. Lovell, Ph.D.
|Robin Patel, M.D.
|Kristin G. Monaghan, Ph.D.
|Carol Rauch, M.D.
|Michel Naser, M.D.
|Nancy Rosenthal, M.D.
|Karl S. Theil, M.D.
|Guliz Akdas Barkan, M.D.
|Daniel J. Brat, M.D.
|Cynthia Benedict, M.D.
|Bette K. DeMasters, M.D.
|Christine N. Booth, M.D.
|Alex R. Judkins, M.D.
|David C. F. Chhieng, M.D.
|Edward Lee, M.D.
|Carrie Marshall, M.D.
|Steven A. Moore, M.D.
|Tolgay Ocal, M.D.
|Suzanne Powell, M.D.
|Momin Siddiqui, M.D.
|Anthony Yachnis, M.D.
|Laura Tabatabai, M.D.
|Pediatric Pathology
|(Includes ABPath and ABD appointees)
|Monique E. DePaepe, M.D.
|Jenny P. Cotton, M.D., Ph.D.
|Linda M. Ernst, M.D.
|Tammie Ferringer, M.D.
|Laura S. Finn, M.D.
|Maxwell Fung, M.D.
|Kathleen K. Nicol, M.D.
|Ryan Hick, M.D.
|Bruce R. Pawel, M.D.
|Matthew Kuhar, M.D.
|Charles Timmons, M.D.
|Meera Mahalingam, M.D.
|Douglas C. Parker, M.D.
|Leslie Robinson-Bostom, M.D.
|Uma Sundram, M.D.
Former ABPath Trustees
*A. H. Sanford, M.D.
*Frederick H. Lamb, M.D.
*Frank W. Hartman, M.D.
*Alvin G. Foord, M.D.
*R. R. Kracke, M.D.
*E. B. Krumbhaar, M.D.
*Howard T. Karsner, M.D.
*J. J. Moore, M.D.
*Nathan Chandler Foot, M.D.
*Paul R. Cannon, M.D.
*Robert A. Moore, M.D.
*F. William Sunderman, M.D.
*R. Philip Custer, M.D.
*Shields Warren, M.D.
*James B. McNaught, M.D.
*Edwin W. Schultz, M.D.
*Joseph A. Kasper, M.D.
*Alfred S. Giordano, M.D.
*James W. Kernohan, M.D.
*Roger D. Baker, M.D.
*William B. Wartman, M.D.
*John R. Schenken, M.D.
*Douglas A. MacFadyen, M.D.
*S. Brandt Rose, M.D.
*Israel Davidsohn, M.D.
*James N. Patterson, M.D.
*Edward B. Smith, M.D.
*John J. Andujar, M.D.
*Alan R. Moritz, M.D.
*Parker R. Beamer, M.D.
*Arthur T. Hertig, M.D.
*Gerson R. Biskind, M.D.
*Robert W. Coon, M.D.
*David E. Smith, M.D.
*A. James French, M.D.
*Frank C. Coleman, M.D.
*Murray R. Abell, M.D., Ph.D.
*Richard E. Palmer, M.D.
*John B. Henry, M.D.
*Robert W. Wissler, Ph.D., M.D.
*Russell S. Fisher, M.D.
*Vernie A. Stembridge, M.D.
*Ellis S. Benson, M.D.
*Harry W. McFadden, Jr., M.D.
William W. McLendon, M.D.
*William J. Reals, M.D.
*Jack M. Layton, M.D.
*Jerald R. Schenken, M.D.
Robert B. Jennings, M.D.
*Pierre W. Keitges, M.D.
*Herbert M. Sommers, M.D.
*Douglas A. Nelson, M.D.
Jack P. Strong, M.D.
*Thomas J. Gill III, M.D.
*Charles S. Hirsch, M.D.
*William H. Hartmann, M.D.
*Frank B. Walker, M.D.
*John A. Washington, M.D.
*Merle W. Delmer, M.D.
John D. Milam, M.D.
*Howard M. Rawnsley, M.D.
Peter A. Ward, M.D.
*Ramzi S. Cotran, M.D.
Frederick R. Davey, M.D.
*Kay H. Woodruff, M.D.
Barbara F. Atkinson, M.D.
David B. Troxel, M.D.
Juan Rosai, M.D.
Dwight K. Oxley, M.D.
Ross E. Zumwalt, M.D.
Deborah E. Powell, M.D.
*Stephen D. Allen, M.D.
*M. Desmond Burke, M.D.
Jeffrey McCullough, M.D.
James L. Madara, M.D.
Robert W. McKenna, M.D.
Rebecca L. Johnson, M.D.
David F. Keren, M.D.
Sharon W. Weiss, M.D.
John V. Collin, M.D.
Diane D. Davey, M.D.
Patrick E. Lantz, M.D.
*Margaret M. Grimes, M.D.
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Classy Club Hotel KennedyClub Hotel Kennedy is a deluxe property within Roccella Ionica, Italy near the Modi area. With all occasions accommodation and a 4 star rating, be sure to make Club Hotel Kennedy your first choice. Hotel guests rate this property as 'Superb' with a user score of 9.3 - making it an exciting choice. Huno.com guests rank the property in 1st position out of a total of 5 hotels in the area. Accommodation features a Business Center, a Restaurant and Room Service as facilities. There is also High-speed Internet. Other services and features of the property include Parking, Pet Friendly and a Swimming pool.Rooms & RatesThere are 88 rooms with great appointments, and cheap rates from EUR40 to EUR103.LocationAs the 1st most popular hotel in Roccella Ionica there are a number of attractions nearby including Torre Mozza and Torre Cavallo. Former Messina Strait Powerline Crossing, Tower East and Former Messina Strait Powerline Crossing, Tower West are also within easy reach and are top locations to visit.Local areas such as Modi and Marina di Gioiosa Ionica are must see places to visit when in Roccella Ionica. Giardini di Gioiosa, Nucavi and Gioiosa Ionica are also within easy distance from the center of Roccella Ionica. The property is available on 5 partner websites including Easytobook, Booking.com, Agoda, Hotels.com and Otels.com. Search Club Hotel Kennedy rates from these websites online by entering your search in form above or compare all accommodation in Roccella Ionica to the left.Nearby HotelsLocal accommodation options including the 3 star Park Hotel Gianfranco is close by to Club Hotel Kennedy. Also within the area is the Parco dei Principi Hotel and the Hotel Mediterraneo. For other options try the Agriturismo Agriclub Le Giare a little further away.
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The Justin Gypsy boots are great boots that were built to be comfortable and functional in the saddle. These boots are made with leather that is durable and long lasting. The outsole is a black rubber that has a non-aggressive tread and a defined heel - making this boot a good choice for riding or everyday wear. They feature a saddle vamp across the arch that is perforated for a great look and extra durability. The J-Flex Comfort System features a leather-covered insole and triple density insole board that generates energy return for maximum comfort during every wear. These boots are built to last!
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Kathmandu Kora 2014
I think we can all agree that the buzz word in Kathmandu at the moment is "Cycling", and we don't just mean mountain biking, cycling of "all wheels of life". The increased amount of cyclists on and off the road these days is indeed an inspiring thing to see. A few years ago selling a mountain bike was a tough deal in our shop, now we get people from all walks of life, from the young to the old, boys, girls, men and women come into the store daily to check out our offering of bikes.
|Riders Head off for the 2014 Tour De Lumbini
With the increase of cyclist, comes the increase of events involving cycling.
Recently an event at Lamatar saw more than 200 participants join in a races for all levels of riders, just yesterday 80 riders set of from the capital city on their mission to "Pedal for Peace" as participants of the 2014 Tour DeLumbini. The past weekend saw the inaugural Kathmandu Sports Carnival which featured the Nepal National Mountain Bike Team, BMX and Street riding stunts and several Mountain Bike Stalls. The word is getting out there and many more people are discovering that feeling of freedom of riding a bike, be it in the city, as a commuter or for the pure sense of fun and freedom of recreational riding.
|Promoting the Nepal National MTB Team at the 1st Sports Carnival
But to date there is no bigger word(s) in cycling that this one …. " The Kathmandu Kora" . The event was a small dream to bring cyclist and stake holders in cycling together four years ago and began with a mere 30 riders trundling off on a 50 km kora of the outer suburbs of Kathmandu, with the aim to raise money to build critical birthing centers in remote regions of Nepal! The event grew. Last year saw over 800 riders turn out in the balmy monsoon sunshine to sweat out the Kora. Last year also saw the introduction of a 75 km Challenge which was proudly led by our team at Himalayan Single Track.
Kora 2014 is happening again, with the expectation of over 1200 riders and 2 million rupees raised in funding. Himalayan Single Track is immensely proud to be part of this historic event, bringing riders from all walks of life together in one case….But in our view the cause is bigger than a birthing center, it's about the power of the bike to bring people together as one. A mass of over 1000 people stopping traffic and turning heads…. "Look at them, look how happy and free they are moving through a normally congested Kathmandu." There are no egos here, just people on bikes enjoying themselves.
This year we will again be leading the 75km Kora with our young team of cyclists and some group management training from the British Cycling Association. Once again we are very excited to part of this event! Save the date – 19TH JULY 2014 and also keep in tune with HimalayanSingle Track and the Kathmandu Kora Face book page for pre Kora rides, riders tips and of course special in store discounts and sale items for the Kathmandu Kora.
And Remember – While entry to the Kora is FREE, don't forget to pledge your donation to the Cause – This year the cause aims to build a birthing facility in Pyutar, in South Lalitpur, about 80 kms from the ring road, due south! Lets build together the target of 2 million Rupees!
|800 plus rider turned out for the 2013 Kathmandu Kora


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Green stone amulet in the form of a bending vulture, with inlaid eye.
By 1977: with Gawain McKinley Ancient and Decorative Arts, New York; 1977: purchased by the MFA from Gawain McKinley Ancient and Decorative Arts, 15 December 1977. (Accession date: December 15, 1977)
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i feel like i just got home from Europe and now i'm off to Florida. I finished up all the last minute stuff and now i'm ready to go.
Off to the airport....At least i will be leaving rain and heading into sunshine. LOVE that.
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This lesson plan teaches how to select the landing site for a planetary surface investigation, using the 5E learning cycle. Students will be able to determine a landing site for their Mars rover; work with their team to summarize information and... (View More) identify important details in non-fiction writing; research Gale Crater through an online interactive module; use Google Earth Mars to learn about Mars surface features; gather and analyze data to conduct a scientific experiment; collect and record data in a science notebook to draw logical and scientific conclusions; define and identify the role of controls and variables in teams' scientific or technical questions; and differentiate between weather and climate. The lesson plan has a number of appendices, including standards alignment. This is Lesson 8 of the elementary school version of the 6 week Mars Rover Celebration curriculum. (View Less)
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Students work in groups to investigate one of the following factors driving climate change: greenhouse gases, sea level rise and melting sea ice. The investigation involves conducting an experiment, connecting to real-world data and presenting a... (View More) poster summary of their findings. The lesson includes experiment procedures (with pictures), a rubric for poster evaluation, a Powerpoint presentation (incorporating NASA videos), extensions, and additional resources. (View Less)
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Students will use NASA's Global Climate Change website to research five of the key indicators (vital signs) of Earth's climate health. These indicators are: global surface temperature, carbon dioxide concentrations, sea level, Arctic sea ice, and... (View More) land ice. They will use this information, shared in their expert groups, to create an informative poster about their assigned key indicator. The poster will be used by other groups to learn about all five of the key indicators and how Earth scientists use these indicators to analyze changes in Earth's climate. The lesson plan uses the 5E instructional sequence. (View Less)
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This activity is about planetary climate. Once familiar with the factors that determine a planet's surface temperature, learners will use an interactive spreadsheet model of a planet's atmosphere to determine if greenhouse gases, luminosity of the... (View More) source, the distance of the planet from the source and the albedo of the planet can be manipulated so that the average surface temperature on Mars or Venus could support human life. Learners will then be asked to make some conclusions about these methods and suggest improvements for the spreadsheet model (see related resources for link to this model). The activity requires use of Microsoft Excel software. This is Activity D in the fourth module, titled "How do Atmospheres Affect Planetary Temperatures?," of "Earth Climate Course: What Determines a Planet's Climate?." (View Less)
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Temperature Variations and Habitability: Activity B Relating Factors that Influence Planetary Temperature and Habitability
In this activity, student teams create a knowledge map of the essential characteristics or factors of a planet with a habitable climate, identifying range of inputs, outputs and variables of a planetary environmental system. Identified... (View More) characteristics are compared to extreme environments on Earth, such as the Antarctic or the Sahara desert, and are used to consider the real life challenge of searching for life in extreme environments. The resource includes a student data sheet, questions, teacher's guide and scoring rubric. This is Activity B of two activities in the first module, titled "Temperature variations and habitability," of the resource,
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In this activity, students simulate the interaction of variables, including carbon dioxide, in a radiation balance exercise using a spreadsheet-based radiation balance model. Through a series of experiments, students attempt to mimic the surface... (View More) temperatures of Earth, Mercury, Venus and Mars, and account for the influence of greenhouse gases in atmospheric temperatures. The activity supports inquiry into the real-world problem of contemporary climate change. Student-collected data is needed from activity A in the same module, "How do atmospheres interact with solar energy?" to complete this activity. Included in the resource are several student data sheets and a teacher's guide. This activity is part of module 4, "How do Atmospheres Affect Planetary Temperatures?" in
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Hammer Packaging Hits the Ground Running with New Speedmaster CX 102
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Kennesaw, Ga., – Hammer Packaging became the first U.S. customer to install a Heidelberg Speedmaster CX 102 press earlier this year, and has nothing but praise for the performance of its latest addition since the new press commenced full production during the first week in April.
Based on its experience with the Speedmaster CX 102, Hammer Packaging will be watching future developments from Heidelberg closely. Said Iovoli, "As Heidelberg continues to refine and improve its technology, we're looking to increase the number of our Heidelberg presses that will help us produce more high-quality labels faster and more cost-effectively for our customers."
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HTC One 802t, China Mobile version will hit the market on April 26th
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Through the world's largest telecom operator China Mobile, HTC is rumored to have just officially launched the HTC in China. This is a HTC phone models TD-SCDMA which is destined for China Mobile's network.
The HTC One 802t has a model number for China Mobile version. In addition to supporting the mobile payment, this phone supports dual SIM concept capable of operating on TD-SCDMA network and GSM network.
HTC One 820t is equipped by LCD 3 features measuring for 4.7 inch LCD with Full HD 1080p resolution support. Meanwhile, to support the system's performance in it, this phone is running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system to be relying on support from the 1.7GHz Quad Core Snapdragon 600 processor with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of internal memory.
In the presence of a Ultrapixel rear facing camera and 2.1 megapixel front-facing camera, believed would make this phone a powerful with the ability to record high-quality video. Unlike the global version of HTC's One, HTC One 802t is equipped with a removable back cover and also supports for MicroSD expansion up to 64GB.
Although only be released to the market on April 26th, 2013, but China Mobile will offers the phone for RMB 4.888 or equivalent to $769 USD per unit.


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LEIGH Griffiths scored the only goal of the game as he continued his own fine run for St Mirren against Hibernian.
Hibs have now struck five times in their three wins over the Paisley men this season and Griffiths has scored them all.
The on-loan Wolves man is the Buddies' chief tormentor having single-handedly now robbed them of nine Clydesdale Bank Premier League points.
He struck twice in both of the Leith side's 2-1 victories over Danny Lennon's team in August and November and added a fifth today - his 17th in all this term - with a 72nd-minute penalty to end a four-match unbeaten run for the Scottish Communities League Cup finalists.
However, he was fortunate to be handed the opportunity to haunt the hosts at St Mirren Park once again, with referee Willie Collum's decision to penalise Jim Goodwin for a challenge on on-loan Barnsley winger Matt Done exceptionally generous.
If Griffiths enjoys playing against St Mirren, then so must his manager Pat Fenlon. The Irish boss had watched a side that had risen to second place in the SPL slip south to fifth on the back of a mere two wins in their 11 matches preceding today's action.
It was, therefore, a much-needed boost for the Edinburgh side but the result did take the shine off what should have been a special day for Buddies defender David van Zanten, who made his 300th appearance for the Paisley outfit as he replaced David Barron in the starting line-up.
Fenlon, meanwhile, responded to Monday night's 3-1 defeat to St Johnstone by dropping Eoin Doyle and Alan Maybury, opting instead to swap them - along with the suspended Gary Deegan - for Jorge Claros, Paul Cairney and Tom Taiwo.
An eventless first 15 minutes was only interrupted by a near-miss for Griffiths as he nodded wide from Scott Robertson's lofted pass into the box.
At the other end, Hibs' Lewis Stevenson collected the afternoon's first caution as he dragged down the on-rushing Paul Dummett, just before the left-back made his way into dangerous territory outside the Hibs area.
Dummett's fellow Newcastle loan-recruit Conor Newton, however, gave his team cause for alarm when he failed to find goalkeeper Craig Samson with a back pass. Instead, the ball fell for Griffiths who laid it back for Taiwo but a combination of Marc McAusland and Samson diverted his shot clear.
Griffiths was involved again on 23 minutes as he evaded challenges from Dummett and Saints skipper Goodwin before smashing a fierce drive off Samson's left-hand post.
There was a nervousness to Saints any time they were asked to play out from the back and Hibs were increasingly invited to step up and pressure their jittery opponents by a series of slack passes and heavy touches.
Being so highly-strung nearly cost the home side when Samson sent a clearance needlessly into touch and from a quick throw, Claros fired wide from 20 yards after 30 minutes.
St Mirren, though, did look marginally more composed going forward and were unfortunate not to strike first when Newton found his fellow Geordie creeping in at the back post, only for Dummett to nod wide of the opposite upright.
Esmael Goncalves, the on-loan Rio Ave striker, has enjoyed a sensational start to his time in Paisley having netted four goals in his first three games.
For the first 43 minutes against the Easter Road men, his involvement had been far less noteworthy. That was until he collected a long ball from McAusland on half-way, drove 50 yards and beyond two desperately-chasing Hibs defenders before only narrowly failing to beat Ben Williams in the visitors' goal with a well-struck near-post drive.
Hibs were quick out the traps in the second half, conjuring their next opening just two minutes after the break as Done found Taiwo with a clipped cross into the box. He put his header wide and perhaps should have left it for team-mate Cairney running into a better scoring position at the back post.
However, that was a rare highlight in a game that was quickly losing what little quality it had first shown. But with 18 minutes left, referee Willie Collum was tricked by a quality bit of play-acting.
Taiwo sent a cross into the St Mirren box but as Done and Goodwin went to challenge for the centre, the former hit the deck under little or no contact.
A stunned Goodwin could only stand and watch as Collum awarded the spot-kick which Griffiths calmly slotted down the middle to wrap up another enjoyable afternoon against the hapless Buddies.


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TO celebrate all that was great about the 2016 SEMA Show, we've thrown together a quick video featuring the show's best bits.
Sure, the show is done-and-dusted for another year – and we're back to reality at 4X4 HQ – but we couldn't resist reliving what was a wild, crazy and sensational week.
The enormity of the event is evidenced by the sheer number of aftermarket experts in attendance. Close to 2500 exhibiting companies, 60,000 international buyers and in excess of 150,000 people walked through the doors throughout the four-day event.
Plenty of Australians were showcasing their merchandise throughout the event, and there were plenty of Aussies among the crowds as well.
A drift arena (as seen in the video) kept the masses amused, and Trophy Trucks from the Baja 1000 lit up the arena at select times throughout the week.
The event culminated in a massive carpark party on the final night, where all of the wild, crazy and ridiculous rides converged. This was a highlight of our SEMA experience.
The 2017 SEMA Show will take place in Las Vegas from October 31 – don't think about it, just get your flights booked now.
Read all about the 2016 SEMA Show in our January issue, out December 8.


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Jimmie women rebound vs. Northwestern
Getting outrebounded is getting outworked.
University of Jamestown women's basketball team wasn't about to let that happen for a second consecutive game. Three days after getting outrebounded 38-22 in a loss at eighth-ranked Dakota Wesleyan, the Jimmies brought the hustle Friday at Newman Arena.
Jamestown outrebounded 17th-ranked Northwestern College 54-33 and beat the Red Raiders 74-59.
"We did zero rebounding drills Wednesday and Thursday," Jimmie senior point guard Bryn Woodside said. "Coach (Greg Ulland) just basically told us it's whether we want it or not. Tonight we definitely wanted it and we need to do that every game."
Woodside provided the Jimmie amperage early. She nailed two 3-pointers and splashed 13 points through the hoop during a 20-2 UJ run in period No. 1.
The Jimmies led by as many as 25 points in the first half and 41-20 at the break.
"We came out strong," said Woodside, who finished with 25 points and four assists. "We were running, we were getting the open looks and it just happened to be me this time."
The Jimmies had already beat the Red Raiders on the glass 29-13 after two quarters. Marina Nowak (6 rebounds) and Courtney Mosloski (6) led eight Jimmies with three or more boards on the night.
"We have 22 rebounds the whole game (against Wesleyan) and we go 29 in the first half tonight," coach Ulland said. "I'm pretty excited about it. It's all those 'rebounding drills' we did on Thursday.
"The kids just came out and wanted it, and to me that's all rebounding is," Ulland added. "There's no technique involved, it's just how bad you actually want it."
The Red Raiders outscored the Jimmies 14-7 in the third but never really threatened after the break. Kassidy De Jong and Darbi Gustafson led Northwestern with 15 and 13 points, respectively.
Jory Mullen (10 points) and Allison Jablonsky (10) also hit double figures in scoring for the Jimmies.
"We needed this win," Woodside said. "We wanted to come back."
The Jimmies (3-1) host Dordt College (1-0) today at 2 p.m.
"We're not big. We gotta have some kids that are gritty and want it," Ulland said. "It's always better to come out on the good side of the scoreboard, but it's a long, long season."
Jamestown 74, Northwestern 59
NW—Kassidy De Jong 15, Darbi Gustafson 13, Haley Birks 9, Paige Danner 9, Breana Schuiteman 6, Erika Sage 3, Renee Maneman 2, Katie Vander Molen 2. Totals: 23-56 FG, 9-15 FT, 4-11 3-pointers (Schuiteman 2, Sage, Danner), 33 Rebounds (Gustafson 5, De Jong 5), 21 Fouls (Birks), 7 Assists (Birks 3), 19 Turnovers, 2 Blocks (Birks 2), 5 Steals (Maneman 2).
UJ—Bryn Woodside 25, Jory Mullen 10, Allison Jablonsky 10, Mackenzie Sparby 6, McKayla Orr 5, Emma Stoehr 4, Marina Nowak 4, Paige Emmel 3, Courtney Mosloski 3, Mercedes Baumgartner 2, Mackensi Higlin 2. Totals: 27-70 FG, 12-21 FT, 8-27 3-pointers (Jablonsky 3, Woodside 3, Orr, Emmel), 54 Rebounds (Mosloski 6, Nowak 6), 23 Fouls (Jenna Doyle), 9 Assists (Woodside 4), 18 Turnovers, 7 Blocks (Doyle 3), 7 Steals (Stoehr 3).
Records: Jimmies 3-1; Northwestern College 1-1.


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The Week in Vocab
Review the Biggest Buzzwords of the Week!
When you follow national and worldwide affairs, you get access to momentous elections, inspirational speeches, shocking earthquakes and more. Each week, we highlight the top buzzwords or terms that your students might not have known or even heard until now. All these words are featured in the most recent edition of The Week in Rap. And once students beef up their vocab, the news will make a lot more sense.
momentous (adj) — of great importance or significance, especially in its bearing on the future
Why it matters? Egypt's first election in 60 years is a momentous occasion. The question now is, will the people vote secular or Islamist?
diplomatic (adj) — related to international relations; skilled in dealing with sensitive matters or people; tactful
Why it matters? After a long diplomatic struggle between China and the United States, Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng has arrived in the US. He will begin studies at New York University.
Parmesan cheese — aka Parmigiano-Reggiano a hard, granular cheese named after the producing areas near Parma, Reggio Emilia, Modena, Bologna and Mantova in Italy. Under Italian law, only cheese produced in these provinces may be labelled "Parmigiano-Reggiano"
Why it matters? The Italian region that produces Parmesan cheese was struck by a magnitude-6.0 earthquake. In addition to several lives lost and many injuries sustained, Italy has estimated that approximately 200,000 cheese wheels were damaged, which will cause a loss of 50 million euros (65 million dollars) to producers.
scapegoat (noun) — a person or group made to bear the blame for others or to suffer in their place
Why it matters? Dharun Ravi, a former Rutgers University student, was sentenced to 30 days in jail for his alleged crimes against a former roommate. Many feel that the punishment is too light and that Ravi should be held accountable. But some felt relief at this light sentence (Ravi could have received up to 10 years in prison) fearing that Ravi would have been made a scapegoat for his former roommates suicide.
ferry (verb) — to carry or convey back and forth over a fixed route
Why it matters? For years private space companies have talked about ferrying goods and astronauts into space for NASA. Now SpaceX is making it a reality, with the Dragon capsule.
Did you hear any other big terms this week? Share them in the comments!
Learn all about these stories and more in The Week in Rap.


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The Ignis produces a stream of intense heat.
The Ignis is a Grineer flamethrower used by Grineer Scorch and Hyekka Masters, unlockable through Chem Lab Research in the Dojo. The Ignis releases a long reaching continuous spray of flames in a frontal cone, thus making it exceptionally useful for handling large crowds, albeit at the cost of high ammo usage and a fixed range.
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This weapon deals Heat damage.
- Innate Heat damage – effective against Infested and Cloned Flesh.
- Good status chance per second.
- Sprays in a frontal cone, allowing it to hit multiple enemies at once.
- Large magazine size.
- High maximum ammo capacity.
- Decent ammo efficiency, if utilizing the AoE cone correctly.
- Second longest reach of all range-limited weapons at 40 meters.
- Has innate Punch Through depth of 2 meters.
- Has Innate Multishot.
- Low damage against single targets.
- Low critical chance.
- Damage cannot be increased with Impact , Puncture or Slash mods.
- Damage falloff at range.
Weapon Loadouts
- Xem Category:Ignis Build để xem cách người chơi mod mod cho vũ khí này.
- Xem Category:Ignis Guides để xem hướng dẫn cách dùng vũ khí này hiệu quả nhất.
- Để được giúp đỡ 1 cách tổng quát hơn , bạn có thể xem qua Category:Weapon Guides.
- Deals Heat damage, which can create combination elements when combined with other elemental mods, such as Cold. However, it will no longer deal the original fire damage, losing its high bonus versus Light Infested (+50%). Thus, it is advised to add Toxin damage to create Gas damage to kill Light Infested. Add Electricity + Toxin to create Corrosive damage, and add Cold to create Blast damage to kill Heavy Infested.
- As of Update 11.3.3, the fire rate can be modified with mods.
- Shade's Ghost can activate even if the Ignis is being fired, so long as the fire key is held down upon Ghost's activation.
- The Ignis can destroy rockets launched from the Bombard, Napalm and Spark's Ogris.
- The Ignis can deal headshots and target enemy weakspots.
- Hellfire and Wildfire apply fire elemental mod damage to the weapon. They do not act like base damage mods, but rather stack with the innate Heat damage of the weapon.
- Adding Corrosive, Magnetic, or Gas in addition to Heat damage makes the Ignis very effective versus Grineer / Corpus / Infested, though less effective against Corpus Proto Shields.
- It is a wise idea to equip a long-ranged weapon in your secondary slot when using the Ignis.
- It is unwise to have Specters equip this gun as they only fire on targets when they are ~10m away from them.
- The AoE of the Ignis is treated as Punch Through due to the flames being considered explosions.
- Firestorm gives the Ignis' damage cone a greater area of effect, up to a +24% increase.
- Combustion Beam can also be equipped to the Ignis, causing enemies to deal damage on death to other nearby enemies. This aids in crowd control and quicker elimination of weaker and closely-grouped enemies.
- Sinister Reach can also be equipped on the Ignis, greatly increasing its effective range, while visually reducing the radius.
- Due to its nature of AoE, this weapon is particularly effective against destructible projectiles.
- Adding Heavy Caliber as a second Serration results in an increase of damage. The reduction of accuracy, which is a negative for most weapons, is arguably a benefit for the Ignis as the AoE spread will widen slightly.
- This will however make headshots more difficult to land.
- Ignis starts its damage on a small radius from its barrel spanning about 1 meter, which explains the damage being dealt on enemies around the user and not directly. This can be taken advantage against melee units, especially the Infested.
- The Ignis is designed to deal with crowds, spreading low damage but hitting all enemies in range, where most other weapons (besides explosive dealing AoE weapons) are single or multi-target. In other words, the larger the crowd, the better the weapon becomes at distributing damage compared to most other weapons.
- The Ignis is very useful in reactor core Sabotage missions, as its punch-through and wide attack area allows it to destroy several exposed reactor cores at once.
- Ignis is Latin for "fire".
- Prior to Update 17.8, the Ignis' appearance was simply a modified Grakata.
- Oddly it wasn't just the appearance, as the update that changed the model and reload animation of the Ignis made the Grakata reload as if it was the Ignis.
- The Ignis was first shown in the developer Livestream #5.
- The volume of fuel the Ignis carries would be impossible in the real world using today's technology, as the duration of continuous fire of the entire magazine lasts far longer than actual flamethrowers. This implies that the fuel used (possibly derived from Detonite) is extremely efficient.
- The front portion of the barrel heats up through continuous firing of the weapon, visible after roughly 25 units of ammo has been expended.
- Changing the default Heat damage of the Ignis modifies the visual effects of the flame released depending on the new element: Blast damage causes the barrel to emit sparks, Radiation damage generates bolts of electricity within the flame, and Gas damage changes the flame into a thick cloud.
- In earlier builds, this change overrode any color customizations to the Ignis' flame color.
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Henry was allowed to pick out one "prize" and had a tough time deciding. At first he was going to get an Owly or Johnny Boo book from the Top Shelf booth (www.topshelfcomix.com), but settled on the "He-Man and Skeletor" print from Tim Doyle (@NakatoniTim) of Nakatomi Inc (http://store.nakatomiinc.com/boundbeforetherighteyebydoylederington.aspx). I ended up getting a couple of other prints and a sticker as well. I have a hard time not buying more prints from those guys.
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Discussion in 'Index Futures' started by blackchip, May 22, 2007.
Are there any good techniques out there for deciding when to stay out?
You mean a good technique in order to predict the future? Hmmmm let me think!!!
Here's a few things I use for the YM:
-If the moving averages are FLAT (9/20 EMA)
-If advance/declines are between -200 and +200
-Candles. If we've been in a narrow sideways pattern for hours
If any of these things are present, I wont even trade. Or I'll wait for a break out. And of course you should always look at relative volume.
CajunSniper / Puretick.com Administrator-Trader
Lots of opportunity on choppy days but you have to turn your indicators off and go with the flow.
John Carter discusses it in his book. One of the ways to identify a chop is to put bollinger bands (20, 2) and keltner channel (1.5, 20) on any chart, and when both BB get inside keltner channel it is chop.
on the ES, if it opens inside yesterdays range and volume is less then about 150k contracts total in the first 35-45 min. of RTH, then it usually means big players are not around (yet) and ES will probably get pushed around by the locals on the floor of the big S&P.....but that can/will change in an instant as soon as size moves in.
i look at other things as well, but none that i can share here.
Volatility Analysis and those days you call chop or flat usually have a couple of good moves for a few points before reverting back to the chop or flat price behavior.
(a.k.a. NihabaAshi) Japanese Candlestick term
Thanks for the good tips folks.
What are you using for volatility analysis?
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Yesterday, I was fully committed to working with Google Sites, but after a near meltdown today, I decided to simplify my goals, choosing instead to focus on mastering Blogger.com. This was a wise decision, as I was able to achieve my goal of creating a blog while at the same time maintaining my sanity. I will still continue to try to develop a website on Google Sites this summer, but by this afternoon my patience had reached its breaking point, and I knew that I wanted and needed to master something before leaving Choate. This, I did. Sadly, I had to exit the conference a day early, and I was unable to say goodbye to most of you. Thanks to all who helped me out this week, and I hope that we can all stay in touch and share what we have learned during this week. A special thanks to Kris Wiemer for his kindness and patience this week and to Chris Edler who pulled me out of the depths this morning. Have a great final day, everyone.
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Google It Is
I spent some time acquainting myself with the many applications available in Google today with the afternoon dedicated to Google Sites. While it is definitely not intuitive for me, it is nice to be set on a particular plan, and it is my hope that during project time tomorrow, I will make some progress. Ah, nothing like sunrise in Gill, MA.
I Can See, I Can See
Well, not really, but on Tuesday I was introduced to numerous applications which I am hoping to spend some time toying with at some later date. After seeing the many directions that I might go, I have settled on focusing my attention on the multiple Google options to see where that takes me. I will put many of the other applications on the back burner with the idea that I can explore them during the summer. It is both interesting and intimidating to be exposed to the many applications and websites available to all of us, but at the same time I have to remind myself that I can not conquer all of this at one time, so I am taking a big breath, taking it all in, and letting it settle. I wonder what this guy thinks of all of this:
Finding My Way
So many apps, so little time. At least, that's the way it usually. I am finding that there is so much information out there, and it can be overwhelming, but it is nice to have some time to explore and to sample. More importantly, it is nice to have people around who have much more of a clue than I do. I was introduced to Puffin and Rover today and have had some time to try them out. One step at a time.


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Rita Ora needs to "calm down" her make-up.
The Rimmel brand ambassador - who launched her latest collection earlier this month - has revealed that her styling team have advised her to tone down her bold beauty style.
Speaking to WWD Magazine about her day-to-night beauty style, the 'Body On Me' hitmaker said: "For daytime I try to not wear as much. I define it by keeping it real and keeping it natural to a certain degree. I'm a big fan of colours. I just think that being from London that it's all about being effortless.
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I picked a copy of the Guardian out of a (relatively clean) bin on Saturday, and immediately congratulated myself on the discovery. The highlight was the science column by Alok Jha which gives some mathematical insight into the 'We are the 99%' mantra of the Occupy movement.
The vast inequality of wealth is related to broader natural patterns, described as power laws. Power laws have been simplified by trainers and consultants and turned into the so-called '80/20 rule' which looks less and less like a rule the more you think about it, and more like a rough and ready heuristic to explain something much more complex and important, which is what it is.
Jha writes: "The maths underlying the 80/20 rule, known as the power law distribution, is found in many natural systems over which no single human has much influence. Its concentration of the extremes seems built into the fabric of complex systems that depend on numerous factors that continually change over time.
The simplest version says that 80% of your company sales will come from 20% of your customers; that 80% of the world's internet traffic will go to 20% of the websites; 80% of the film industry's money gets made by 20% of its movies; 80% of the usage of the English language involves just 20% of its words. You get the picture."
I could dwell on this for hours, but need to get back to serious work. Suffice to say that power laws are important correctives to the human intuitions on what is 'natural'.
As Jha puts it: "The average height of the people in a room (following the normal distribution) might tell you a lot about the spread heights of people in that room, but the average wealth of a country's citizens (which follows a power law distribution) tells you little or nothing about how rich or poor most people are."


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Sword work, internal skill, & "Aiki"
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Sword work, internal skill, & "Aiki"
Practicing sword work has me thinking about "Aiki", particularly in light of all the internal skill stuff.
I think it's obvious that sword work can (should?) include internal skill. Just look at
Kuroda Tetsuzan
(I think that foot-thing they discuss around 1:50 has to involve some kind of internal movement). There's also the idea of "projecting one's ki" into the sword, such that it becomes unmovable. That sort of thing seems inherent/implicit in Ono-ha Itto-ryu.
Much of the discussion of internal skill implies that "internal skill" = "Aiki". This implies that the popular idea of "flowing" & "blending" Aiki is misguided.
But the "connecting" one can do in sword work is highly limited. Sword work definitely seems to include alot of "flowing & blending" (in that video of Kuroda, they call it "moving through the gaps and spaces in [your opponent's] mind"). Though to be fair, I think the idea of "flowing & blending" you get from sword work is slightly different from what you get in popular Aikido.
And here we must acknowledge that Takeda Sokaku was known as a swordsman before he started teaching jujutsu. Thus it seems likely that he would practice this type of "flowing & blending" strategy.
OK, so I believe high-level
Aiki has to involve
some measure
of internal skill. But if you believe that Daito-Ryu was based on sword work, or at least incorporated Sokaku's experience as a swordsman, it seems that "Aiki" would also include the "flowing & blending" idea. Daito-ryu kata, the jujutsu portion at least, does seem to involve alot of this.
The question would then be, what ratio of each makes up "Aiki"? Is Aiki primarily internal skill, or is Aiki primarily flowing & blending, with just internal support? I don't know, it's just stuff I've been thinking about.
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As a music nerd of a certain age, I have fond memories of listening to the Stone Roses' eponymous debut album, it was the soundtrack to my summer as a 17 year old.
After several years of legal wrangling with original record label Silvertone, they emerged from the musical wilderness with a very hit and miss follow up in the form of Second Coming, the band continued to tour, but the stress fractures were beginning to show.
Drummer Reni was the first to leave, followed by guitarist John Squire which caused this once lauded band to implode.
Fast forward fifteen years and the four original band members call a press conference to announce their forthcoming comeback tour. The cynic in me thinks it's all about the money, but the romantic in me wants to believe that they might make the most of this second chance.
They have been rehearsing since April according to press reports, their initial live dates sold out in 14 minutes, with reports of touts snapping up masses of tickets and offering them for thousands of pounds, is there any way of clamping down on these greedy morons who want to make easy money out of genuine fans who just want to see their heroes?
Past evidence shows that such reunions can cover the gamut between the sublime (Pixies Sell Out Tour) to the frankly ridiculous (Sex Pistols Filthy Lucre Tour).
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French Montana Delays "MC4"
French Montana has delayed the release for MC4.
The Coke Boys leader made the announcement on Twitter today (August 16) and did not give a new drop date, but explained that the delay is due to sample clearances.
The album was supposed to be released Friday (August 19) with features from A$AP Rocky, Kanye West, Nas, Max B, Chinx and Drake.
Check out the tweets explaining MC4's delay below.
Due to some sample clearances that are still being worked out, I have to move the album release date. - FM #MC4— French Montana (@FrencHMonTanA) August 16, 2016
I want to apologize to my fans that are waiting, I want to make sure the album is something special. - FM #MC4— French Montana (@FrencHMonTanA) August 16, 2016


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