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While China remains an engine of growth in an increasingly unsettled global economy, it also faces many challenges, including high inflation, the potential of a housing market bubble, and volatile global liquidity conditions. Shifting to a growth model that relies on domestic demand is no easy task—China would need to strengthen its social safety net, raise household income, enhance productivity, and invest in human capital.
Financial reform is a prime candidate to engineer such a transformation. Nigel Chalk, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission chief for China, gave his views on the importance of financial reform, its role in rebalancing China's economy, and the risks of an uncoordinated approach. He was joined by Carnegie's Yukon Huang and Nicholas Lardy of the Peterson Institute for International Economics. Carnegie's Douglas Paal moderated.
Liberalizing the financial sector will be as important to China's future growth as state-enterprise reform was during the 1990s, said Chalk. Yet financial liberalization is a risky process, requiring carefully sequenced steps to avoid the crises that overtook reform efforts in Argentina, Chile, and Mexico. Chalk outlined the steps in order:
Any effort to reform the financial sector will require Chinese leaders to confront entrenched interests, Lardy pointed out. In this respect, China's recent track record is not encouraging.
Economic imbalances have actually served China's interests for much of the reform period, Huang observed. Although distortions in the economy have indeed emerged, reformers must look beyond misleading statistical indicators if they hope to devise an effective response.
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The Mississippi Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of Wanda Blakeney for her role in the 2006 murders of her grandparents.
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I began doing sketchbooks in a little 3.5 x 5 inch journal about six years ago. I was already doing to-do lists to keep track of all my nutty daily tasks, and I decided to try to do a painting next to my lists every day if possible. As an art director, turned illustrator, turned art director, I missed painting and knew I'd need to get back in the habit by doing it regularly. I would often start...
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She and I are alone. When I say the B-word, she rushes to my side and goes into a sit, the first thing she learned, and so far the only one: sit comes before treat the way head comes before tail. It's not open for discussion. "Bagel! Maxine! Bagel!" She's so wiggly, she can barely hold her bum to the floor. The eyes that were sad and dull in her adoption photo are now bright. Her long tail goes...
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My Boxer puppy is allergic to bees. I found out as I barreled home from work on I-580 East toward the Richmond–San Rafael Bridge one recent afternoon. Cali—short for "California"— goes to work with me every day. One moment, she was a spry, energetic, sporty Boxer; the next, vomit everywhere, bile and diarrhea all over the passenger seat. I accelerated, crossed two lanes of traffic and pulled onto...
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This is a no-hookup park. The sites along Spectacle Pond were close, accessed by a steep one lane road. Sites were shaded, and some had direct access to the pond for kayaks and canoes. We would stay here again. - Jay Rutherford
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This is a no hook-up state park in NE Vermont. We had site #57 which was large enough for our 30 ft class A but with a downhill entrance and not level at the bottom of the site. Some sites were more level, many had uphill approaches. There is private land to one side but the next campsite is quite close. We pulled straight in to get a very nice view of Spectacle Pond. There is a small, rough path beaten through the bushes to give you a tiny bit of water access from the site. The mosquitos were ferocious. The roads into the camping loops were dirt, quite narrow and rutted in spots. Trees branches encroached onto the road especially after two days of constant rain but the branches that hit the RV were pretty pliable. The park also has lean-to's and cabins. Bathhouses are not heated but you can get a 5 minute shower for a quarter (advertised as hot). The little town of Island Pond is small but nice and has a decent grocery. We also drove the moose loop (105/114/102) early one morning; we only saw one small moose but is was a beautiful drive. It's hard to be completely objective about a campground when the weather is completely lousy but this campground is not particularly well suited for even small class A motorhomes. - mahaffee
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This is a nice state park. We only spent the night but the employees were very nice and helpful. There is a small lake with a campers beach with fishing. There is also a dump station. - Donna P
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The beach area was very nice. The sites on the lake are jammed together, like a parking lot. We stayed in a pull through on top of the hill where the sites were also close, but had an empty site on either side. There are no garbage cans or dumpster, but for $3.75 you can buy a special garbage bag. They do recycle clear plastic, newspaper, cans and glass so that cuts down on garbage, but where do you store garbage until you leave? They advertise bicycling as an amenity, but also state in the rules that bicycle riding is not allowed.The map shows only one laundry room that has 4 washers and dryers. Not a lot for a campground with 200 sites. - Patti A
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A decent campground. Large, clean lake with sites that are very tight if you choose a site right on the lake. If you like it quiet and want some room and privacy, request a site up on the hill away from the lake. Small game room and playgrounds for the kids. Do not bring your bikes as the owner does not allow bike riding on the grounds. I would not recommend bringing your dog if you have one as the owner doesn't allow you to walk them on his property. Although I noticed that other campers were so I did too. If you need a trash bag, you can buy one for $3.75 otherwise you can use your own trash bag and carry it out with you and dispose of it yourself. There are no dumpsters anywhere. My wife and I and my K-9 partner had a negative experience at Lakeside Camping and will not return. - sdwhitey
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Meridional Wind (cold side) 72.5 to 97.5 km Solar Local Time: 10.96 (left)
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Barberis: "RCS, means further development for DADA, a great opportunity to strengthen its strategic position in the world of web and mobile services"
Milan, 11 November 2005 – Following the purchase today by RCS MediaGroup of DADA shares that resulted in an increase of RCS's stake in DADA of up to around 41.6% and, at the same time, the signing of a Shareholders' Pact (as per Art. 122 of TUF - Testo Unico Finanziario – the relative financial statute) between RCS and DADA's Managers/Shareholders, RCS Group's CEO Vittorio Colao and the Chairman of DADA Paolo Barberis commented:
"DADA and its management - stated Vittorio Colao - are part of a group of professionals that have a solid vision of the development of On line and mobile publishing that is similar to ours. Their expertise and passion have allowed them to become on of the most effective sector players, not only in Italy.
"Our intention – continued Colao – is to maintain this group of entrepreneur's independence and we, along with the expert management team, will jointly development new businesses. We can offer the support of a renowned international publishing group like RCS, with a vast portfolio of titles and important brands. We will begin the PTO formalities, with the idea, however, to maintain a part of the capital as market float."
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MBK Entertainment to launch "T-ara"s Little Sister Girl Group" survival program + Dani to join as a member
"T-ara"s Little Sister Girl Group," which has yet to be given an official name, will be MBK Entertainment"s newest group. MBK Entertainment will be introducing potential members--trainees Whee Hyun, Eun Jin, Jung Chae Yeon, and Seul Gi--via an upcoming survival program. Although trainee Min Hyun originally planned on participating in the program as well, due to personal circumstances, she had to step down.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — An Anchorage seafood restaurant is heralding its grand opening by mimicking Alaska Airlines' splashy salmon show in Seattle.
The Seattle-based airline makes a big production each year of delivering the first-of-the-season Copper River king salmon from Alaska to Seattle for preparation by top chefs, who got their celebrated bounty on Friday.
Hours later, an Anchorage-based seafood processor delivered a 30-pound king and a seven-pound sockeye salmon with much fanfare at The Bridge Seafood Restaurant, which is set for its grand opening at 4 p.m. The flashy delivery was a re-enactment of sorts of the famous king toss at Pike's Market in Seattle.
Even as chefs compete for first fish, wild salmon lovers everywhere will be heartened to know the king season has begun.


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Devolutionary All Four Running World Record
The fastest 100 m running on all fours is 15.86 seconds and was achieved by Katsumi Tamakoshi (Japan) at Komazawa Olympic Park Athletic Field, in Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan.
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People waiting in line to be slapped by Japanese legend Antonio Inoki.
Weird Japanese Commercials – Part 3
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?kunoshima, island of rabbits, Japan.
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Photo from Animatsuri 2012
Photo : Souru
Photo : Souru
May I ask what pattern did you use?
This costume is very easy to make. I used regular pattern for shirts. The most important here is to make it look neatly.
Ah thank you! I'm trying to fix up a dress I made for her but I wanted it to have some kind of shape and just didn't look like a square (in a way... which is what I accidentally did)
Love your dress ♥ Beautiful cosplay ^^
You are so pretty almost mystical.
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Associated Banc-Corp (ASBC)
Bank of America Merrill Lynch Banking and Financial Services Conference
November 14, 2012 08:50 AM ET
Phil Flynn - President and CEO
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Phil Flynn
Thanks Erika. Good morning everybody. So I'd like to start for those of you who aren't real familiar with Associated with just a little bit of background information on the company. We operate in the upper Midwest. We have branch network that covers the area from Twin Cities all through Wisconsin, into Chicago and then down through Illinois to East St. Louis. We have about 250 branches currently and we are very active in all types of lending in the upper Midwest. In particular in Wisconsin we are the number mortgage originator in the State and we're also the number one SPA lender in the State.
I came to Associate as Erica mentioned back in December '09. So it's just shy three years right now and what I didn't know about the Midwest since I was in Californian and actually this part of the world is really good place to operate in, whether you're a business or a bank.
And interesting statistic we came across when you look at the cities with the highest average FICO scores in the country five of the 10 are in the areas where we operate, mostly in Wisconsin. So one of the nice things about that part of the world is people tend to pay their bills. That's one of the reason why we didn't have, throughout the crisis a big problem with our mortgage book. Generally speaking we didn't have the price spikes that you saw on the coast during the south. Generally speaking people are conservative and make sure that when they borrow money, they are capable of paying it back.
We continue in Wisconsin and Minnesota to generally track somewhat better the national unemployment rates, particularly up in Minnesota and we are a manufacturing state, particularly in Wisconsin and we've continued to have good results from the manufacturing sector.
The chart there on the slide gives you a sense of where our deposit concentrations are. They are where you would expect in the larger cities and towns in our footprint. We've got good stories as far as deposit growth which we'll talk about in a minute. So some highlights from the third quarter, we continue to have increasing net income over the past several years. We made about $45 million or $0.26 share in the third quarter and our return on tier 1 common equity is just shy of 10%, nothing to be terribly proud of, but we are working to improve that number overtime.
We have had a good loan growth story now for a good probably two years. Loans were up about 2% in the third quarter. That was actually a lower pace of growth than we have seen for the preceding four or five quarters. Not too surprising. As a person who has been in the business for a long time and with a lot of credit background, I'm not necessarily comfortable with continued clips of double digit loan growth.
So a 2% quarterly loan growth is fine. We're not getting a lot of help from the economy obviously so most of what we're doing is taking market share or growing some new businesses that we'll talk about in a minute. So that type of growth is just fine. But we have had over the past year over 11% loan growth.
Deposit growth has been very good. I'm still a believer even in this low rate environment that a core-funded deposit franchise ultimately determines the value of the regional bank and we put a lot of emphasis in growing our granular core deposit business. We have put a lot of time and energy and money into improving our treasury management and corporate deposit offerings and are starting to see traction there. In fact we had in the third quarter particularly good results on the commercial side.
Net interest margin has been a real challenge for the entire industry. We have done a good job for the past year of defending our net interest margin at around that 325 to 330 level and we did that again in the third quarter and we increased net interest income because we actually expanded the balance sheet of debt. In the third quarter previous to that we saw our balance sheet been fairly static and the loan growth was offsetting the rundown in our securities book which had been planned, but we're at the point now where the securities book is about where it's going to be and so the loan growth now will tend to expand the balance sheet a drive a little in of NII growth.
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I just heard from my good buddy Mike Patton about Body Count Magazine! Seems like we have fresh blood…
"We want the Body Count Horror Magazine to represent everything great about the independent horror community. We have met so many filmmakers, actors, writers, podcasters, artists, etc. and will use this magazine to promote the best indie horror that we can find. This community thrives on people helping each other, and we would like to be a bigger part of that."
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EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — A Eugene man who police say is homeless has been sentenced to 120 years in prison after he was found guilty of rape and kidnapping charges.
The Eugene Register-Guard reports 29-year-old Michael A. Eastman was convicted of sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman in a field near an interstate in 2012.
Eastman was convicted of three counts of first-degree rape and one count of first-degree kidnapping. Each charge carried a 30-year sentence.
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Since 1946, the Chicago Cubs have averaged one winning season per every 3.6 years, and a playoff berth one in every 11.3.
Not good.
Thank goodness we have the rooftop gang at Wrigley Field to keep us entertained while yet another Northside team scrambles to not finish in the basement of the National League Central.
As you've heard, professional baseball's most huggable franchise has decided to join the 20th century — 14 years too late, mind you — by installing a JumboTron the size of Joliet directly above the left field ivy. A smaller scoreboard will go up in right field.
Those noises you hear are the late Jack Brickhouse yelling, "Hey, Hey" as a means of caution, not celebration.
Likewise, the individuals making up the Wrigley Field Rooftop Club, a full-fledged business operation offering Cubs fans unique views of game action without actually ever entering the facility.
Arguments against the scoreboards are many. Foremost are the rooftoppers' obstructed views of the legendary ballpark and how the boards' flickering lights during night games could distract the businesses and residents of Wrigleyville.
Legitimate concerns. Now ponder the alternative.
New scoreboards guaranteed to haul in big advertising bucks don't go up. Cubs ownership elects to ditch Wrigley Field for good and build a cookie-cutter stadium entirely void of history and imagination somewhere in the suburbs. Meanwhile, an iconic ballpark is left to sit and slowly rot, eventually becoming such a community eyesore that bulldozers and wrecking balls are brought to ensure its removal.
Oh, it can happen.
Think old-timers in downtown Detroit liked driving by weed-infested Tiger Stadium the 10 years it sat vacant before finally being reduced to rubble? Some of those folks spent a portion of their childhoods and even experienced first dates there.
And don't even get native Brooklynites started about Ebbets Field, demolished almost 29 months to the day after the Dodgers' final game there in September 1957.
One of baseball's unwritten rules is that legendary baseball grounds in this country aren't supposed to die. Some do. If Ebbets Field and the original Yankee Stadium can be torn down, so can Wrigley Field.
I remember attending a Chicago White Sox home game in 1991, the first summer of the "new" Comiskey Park, now known as U.S. Cellular Field. More entertaining than the game against the A's was the destruction going on next door, an 80-year-old staple of Southside Chicago being brought to its knees.
Watching work crews systematically pick apart the original Comiskey Park, a place I had never set foot in, proved incredibly depressing. And I'm not even a White Sox fan, much less from Chicago.
In time, new scoreboards, like lights, will be viewed as a good thing for Wrigley Field, the way modern tinkering to Boston's Fenway Park has. Seriously, if Bucky Dent hits that same home run today, it's knocking over someone's beverage.
To quote Brickhouse's successor, "It might be ... it could be ... it is."


text: ...and I believe the GAAP book value understates the long-term economic value of the huge portfolio of performing CRE mortgages Crexus acquired from Barclays over a year ago. Those assets have continued to perform well. In today's low-interest rate environment, a sustainable 10%+ dividend yield is hard to find, and suggests CXS is undervalued by the market. Annaly is making a lowball, opportunistic offer for Crexus, and the BOD of Crexus should reject it as inadequate.


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Pop Century...well staying is more the word..I dont think Ill be sleeping much...
Pop Century...well staying is more the word..I dont think Ill be sleeping much...
Ya gotta recover from those hangovers somewhere :gy:Originally Posted by PsychoAlice, post: 5236
MOI??? Hangover? I think not...Im hangin out with a Milk drinker....
You only get a hangover if you pause drinking.
Everyone needs a hug in the morning
and one at the end of the day.
As many as possible squeezed in between
to keep lifes troubles at bay.
Whats another word for Thesaurus?
Well then PA will be just fine :bounce022::2uge4p4:Originally Posted by Shogun, post: 6343
LMAO Yall think I drink a lot dont you?
LOL Ive had the same 12 pack in my fridge for a month..the Glenlevit has hardly been touched...Im not an alcoholic I only play one on TV..
PA I will be just missing you! I'm going 9/22-9/28.
But if you have any of that 12 pack left leave it at POFQ and I'll pick it up there. (Dh would prefer the glenlevit!)
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Roberto Mancini: 'I just want to forget Sunderland horror shows'
ROBERTO MANCINI returns to Sunderland today admitting he has wiped his last two trips there from his mind.
I've forgotten everything about Sunderland. We lost the last two games there in the last minute.
The shock setback failed to stop the Blues going on to become champions on goal difference.
But Mancini's men suffered a last-gasp defeat on Wearside in the previous season as well.
The Italian admits he has suffered nightmares about recent losses at the Black Cats.
So much so that the City boss now claims he has amnesia when it comes to contemplating another journey to the North East.
The Blues can ill-afford a hat-trick of defeats when they take on Martin O'Neill's men needing a win to hang onto the coat-tails of leaders Manchester United.
But Mancini reckons this side's luck will have to change sometime.
He said: "I've forgotten everything about Sunderland. We lost the last two games there in the last minute.
"Always in the last minute! It's better that we don't think about what happened last time.
"Both games up there we have played very well, we had lots of chances to score.
"But we lost both games because we were trying to win in the last second.
"We were attacking and conceded on two counter-attacks. That is our mentality. If we can play like we did last year, we have a big chance, but we know it will be a tough game."
Mancini will come face to face with Adam Johnson again, admitting he never wanted the England star to leave the Etihad Stadium.
Johnson quit the champions for the Black Cats in a £7m deal last summer after running out of patience with the former Inter chief.
The winger got fed-up with failing to hold down a regular place in Mancini's side and will be desperate to have the last laugh on his former boss.
But Mancini revealed he did not want to sell Johnson.
"I didn't say to him to leave," he said.
"Adam said he wanted to play always and for this reason I let him go.
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'60s Sunshine Pop
In L.A. circa 1966, young producers and songwriters looked to the increasingly complex work of the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson. Inspired by his harmonies and lyrical themes, a new generation of groups created a gently psychedelic brand of easy listening.
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- Long Arm of the Law
- Fist of Justice
- Sacred Shield
- Unbreakable Spirit
- Sanctified Wrath
- Light's Hammer
- Holy Shield
Long Arm of the Law
Successful Judgments increase your movement speed by 45% for 3 sec.
Fist of Justice
20 yd range 3.5% of base mana
30 sec cooldown Instant
Stuns the target for 6 sec.
Replaces Hammer of Justice.
Replaces Hammer of Justice.
Sacred Shield
40 yd range
6 sec cooldown Instant
Protects the target with a shield of Holy Light for 30 sec, absorbing up to 4,419 damage every 5.72 sec. Only one target can be affected at a time.
Unbreakable Spirit
Reduces the cooldown of your Divine Shield, Divine Protection and Lay on Hands by 50%.
Sanctified Wrath
Your Holy Wrath now generates 1 Holy Power, and deals 100% additional damage.
Light's Hammer
30 yd range 51.9% of base mana
1 min cooldown Instant
Hurls a Light-infused hammer into the ground, where it blasts a 10 yard radius every 2 sec for 14 sec. Each blast deals 2,964 Holy damage to enemies, reduces enemy movement speed by 50% for 2 sec, and heals up to 6 allies for 2,308.
Holy Shield
Increases your block chance by 15%, and allows you to block spells. Additionally, when you block, you deal 2,247 Holy damage to your attacker.
Major Glyphs
Glyph of Divine ProtectionPassiveReduces the magical damage reduction of your Divine Protection by 20% but adds 20% physical damage reduction.
Minor Glyphs
Glyph of the Luminous ChargerPassiveYour Paladin class mounts glow with holy light.
- Long Arm of the Law
- Repentance
- Selfless Healer
- Hand of Purity
- Holy Avenger
- Execution Sentence
- Final Verdict
Long Arm of the Law
Successful Judgments increase your movement speed by 45% for 3 sec.
30 yd range 10% of base mana
15 sec cooldown 1.7 sec cast
Meditation incapacitates the enemy target for 1 min. Any damage other than Censure will awaken the target. Usable against Demons, Dragonkin, Giants, Humanoids, and Undead.
Selfless Healer
Your successful Judgments reduce the cast time and mana cost of your next Flash of Light by 35%, and increase its effect on others by 20%. Stacks up to 3 times.
Hand of Purity
40 yd range 7% of base mana
30 sec cooldown Instant
Places a Hand on the friendly target, reducing damage taken by 15% and damage over time by an additional 80% for 6 sec. Players may only have one Hand on them per Paladin at any one time.
Holy Avenger
2 min cooldown Instant
Abilities that generate Holy Power will deal 30% additional damage and healing, and generate 3 charges of Holy Power for the next 18 sec.
Execution Sentence
40 yd range 12.8% of base mana
1 min cooldown Instant
A hammer slowly falls from the sky, causing 30,927 Holy damage over 10 sec. Damage increases over time, culminating in a final burst. Dispelling the effect triggers the final burst.
Stay of Execution
On a friendly target, the falling hammer heals for 57,123 over 9 sec. This healing is a large burst at first, and then decreases over time.
Stay of Execution
On a friendly target, the falling hammer heals for 57,123 over 9 sec. This healing is a large burst at first, and then decreases over time.
Final Verdict
10 yd range 3 Holy Power
Requires Melee Weapon
Empowers your weapon with holy energy, and performs a devastating strike, dealing 7,534 Holy damage.
Also increases the damage of your next Divine Storm by 100%, and increases its radius by 50%.
Replaces Templar's Verdict.
Also increases the damage of your next Divine Storm by 100%, and increases its radius by 50%.
Replaces Templar's Verdict.
Major Glyphs
Glyph of Hand of SacrificePassiveHand of Sacrifice no longer redirects damage to the Paladin.
Glyph of Templar's Verdict
RetributionPassiveYou take 10% less damage for 6 sec after dealing damage with Templar's Verdict or Exorcism.
Glyph of Double JeopardyPassiveJudging a target increases the damage of your next Judgment by 20%, but only if used on a different second target.
Minor Glyphs
Glyph of the Exorcist
RetributionPassiveExorcism will now appear to remove the evil from its target.
Glyph of Fire From the HeavensPassiveYour Judgment and Hammer of Wrath criticals call down fire from the sky.
Glyph of Righteous RetreatPassiveDuring Divine Shield, you can invoke your Hearthstone 50% faster.
- Health343980
- Mana32000
- Strength 3639
- Attack Power 4901
- Haste 14.43%
- Bonus Armor 516
- Crit 7.02%
- Mastery 17.95%
- Multistrike 0.00%
- Versatility 6.71%
- Strength 3639
- Attack Power 4901
- Mastery 17.95%
- Crit 7.02%
- Haste 14.43%
- Multistrike 0.00%
- Versatility 6.71%
- Strength 3639
- Agility 457
- Intellect 1045
- Stamina 5733
- Damage 4404–4852
- Attack Power 4901
- Speed 2.27
- Spell Power 1045
- Mana Regen 3855
- Armour 3290
- Dodge 5.00%
- Parry 16.89%
- Block 40.86%
- Crit 7.02%
- Haste 14.43%
- Mastery 17.95%
- Spirit 780
- Bonus Armor 516
- Multistrike 0.00%
- Leech 0.67%
- Versatility 6.71%
- Avoidance 0.00%
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- 05/04/2016
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- 19/10/2015
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- 19/10/2015
- Earned the achievement Siege of Niuzao Temple for 10 points.
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Publication name: Manitowoc Pilot
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Manitowoc Pilot, The (Newspaper) - December 6, 1861, Manitowoc, Wisconsin u rvfuaOsxo .IYERT .jrMp'if' will be u, -tvrttr nf the.asunl-rsrtw.' BftTioc of Job 1 _.., fit tb'ic bfiee'ln .pajmfnfYpr' work .at on anrf Jcjtleeof-lbe.Peace, and; Noiarj titularkitettUnf'givenio- ebltee'ting; fie? on'Tftrk Street, 'Jlanitowoe Wii.' nl-tf Attorney and on Tork Street, Manitowoc 'Collections jirctaplly'' attended CI1O. .HEED, Attorney at Law. Hu.rfaimed the practice of bis profession-in Miuiiibw'oc, cat now promise to gire prompi attention Co all professional business entrtisied to him. Colltctiopg made in any part of the State. -.Jfift weeks bis ofHce will be found at til dwelling honee. ,I1ECTQR_ MC1.EAI8, 2fotaty Public Agent, BTOCKDEIDCE, CALUMET CO., TflS. jH the payment of taieB, the collec- of the eumiostion of A. HECTER. Agent" for ih'e-Milwaukee Mu inaVInfllrance Company, and Couuty. .TreaB nrer. Will'attend to the payment of Taies Office on Ninth Street. nl-tf: O. TORRI903T CO., Dealers in Dry''Goods' Groceries, -Provisions, .Hardware, Crockery, Boots niid' Shoes, Hats and Gaps, Drugsaud Medicines; Kails, ale. Froduccof all liinds wanted, nl-if. JOIIJV McKEOGH, and Carriage Maker. jSbop on York street, over Tfm. Sharp's Black- .i'milh Bliop, MHiiitowoc, Wis. Always on hand, and willinp to work. BEER I North Ricliiird'a Foundry. Deal- tri in-D.-y Groceries nnd Provisions, Fancy Goods, Oil-Cloth, Woolen Fancy Riddles :.ind Guitar strings. PaperhanpiiigK, -Brushes, Sc. :I Respectfully solicit a share of public 'patron- age.' Manitowoc. July, 1859. CHARL.ES KU'EHKT Co., Ittnnltowoc. cp.lifC- lions here Bail at River's, and 'remit .promptly at current rants of Exchange. AUepd to the payiheiit-6'f -Interest'' on School, UnlTcrsity, nnd Laiuls, nnil issue SIGHT OKAETS e priiiuipil cilies ol Enrope.. JVAT10NA.L, clnsi'tionse is DOW in exccllent-con- beeihtliorohghly refilled; and travellers laSii wcorid to; jjone in this sec- lion of Wi rBSsenEers with bupgagc will be COD- 1o 'aiiijfroiii the bb NATIONAL HOTEL I-iirery undersigned in connection .with hie Ublel, first clapB i Where the best of Hones and can be at all. limes "ith or ,wftnonl drivers.- re'asob'tiblc. fjr if r, stand of A. W. Bowman, wholesale and retail dealer in. i PHUITS CONFECTIONERY! GRQCEUIES, A constant supplv of the nbore the beat ip j-moll orofil? for Rcndf Pny. sir Paid foV Pfcirtiiee! Jiiniinrv 7 18 CO FOR THE HO ME I. E S waited for a few- ultcr- in Maple Jloeklmnd, Gibson, Itowlej, and Maniiowoc Enp- io Munilowoc couuty. Also ia Drillion, and CharleBlowr, in Calumet county wheat Und. A credit of li yemrs; A rirp cjinncc. First coinc." j i, Apply in person, or bj letter, to T; C lo er.3 Junior. -Cbic.i STKIC1LLAND CO. SCUOQL'EOOK MILWAUK'EE. "m Ur-e or qanolitics, the tARGBST STOCK I.V THE WKST, it pricei mult satisfactory to MAUFACTURERS, -rjnii.'rc- BY J.; CROWLEY. MANITDWOGv WIS.v DECEMBER Farmers Take Notice I nPHE to erect ibis "Olfj Mltli in Man- -He therefore: would the Farmers to ItAJPE rn order to earn their own JjarnJQg Oil. .Tbe" mill being completed, I stall buy an; quantity of and-manufuctcre only PurifietTOil? TFanners.'niai rest' eaiiB6e3 th'afl ihall endeavor to serve them in this line of busi- ness to their iitiafictibri.-' He fias Rape Seed for Bale, and will fur- nish it lo farmers at a cheap rate, as an. induce- ment for th'eui to cultivate Ft. TVILLIAM RAHR. TJ Cat- P A TENT MEtiJCiy.E DEP 0 T ADOLF1I TTITTMAS7V, Franklin St next door to tlie Post Ojfict MANITO-WOC, wis. THIS establishment will always .contain all th varieties of Medicine ;u3ually kept in a Dru Store, together wiih Paints, Oils, Yavnish, Al- cohol, Spirits of Turpentine, Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes. Aloe fancy articles, Soap and Perfumery, Blank Books and Station- ery, Camphene, Fluid and PuraSnc, and all the ?pher articles belonging to this line. Jjjp PBOECHIPTIOXS carefully put up both day and night time, r.I If. MANITOWOC DRUG STORE. T. J. ROBINSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ----DEA.I.KKS IS---- AND MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, fine Toilet Soap, Hair, BRUSHES Glass, Putty, Paints. Oils, and Varnis DijcSluffs. Toilet and Fancy Articles Pure und Liqwirt, for Medical pvrposas, fresh Camphene, und ..BURNING FLUID, I'TENT MEDICI.NES, incl1 nrticlps. usually found in a Drug Store, Prsscripiions nnd Family Ile- CAiPiMlly cotnpo inded ut hours. DRUG STORE. South side nf the'River, Alanitowcc, Wis. HENRY BERNER respeitftilly informs the publiu of Manito- woc town and comity, and surrounding cpun.try, that ..be has recently purcbaaed the Dnin' and Medicine store formerivkept RLDIC.ER, on the corner of Frnnkli'n' and, Eigb Hi 'streets, Eoulh side of tlie river, and ibal in addition, to their large slock, adding to and replenishing, the same. has a large and extensive assortment of PUHE Drugs, Medicines, CHEMICALS! WINES; LIQUORS, PAINTS logelner'.'wTlh 'a large and varied slock o oy tides P ERF UME R Y, Kerosine, Burning Fluid3 PATJENT- MEDICINES. Every article usually kept in a Drug Store, will be found at my establish- ment, and solJ at the. Li e s t 'Cn sh.'F'r lc e s. .'Particular ntlenlion will be paid lo .filling Physicians' Orders and putting up Prescriptions, Family Compounds, and preparations, of all kinds.. Dr. LEUDXER, oldest and most experienced Drug-gists 'in the State, has entire charge of, the 'Drug Store, and persons dealing Avith Lim can rely upon his skill and lion- HENRY BERNER. Uanilowoc, TDectniber 20, I860. 4.XP JS PAPER. Aouirickii 8. S. Union Publiciboni. HOW ABJD ASSOCIATION. A BcneTolent Tniiiiution established bv pptcial Fnilowiricnt, fnr ihe Keliaf of ilia DiftrefSed.alDictcd wiili Virulent ncd Epidemic. S, and esneciullyfor tho Care ol Disea- of the Sexual Oreans. MtpICAL ADVICE siven grniiji, bj the Ac- 'liii.z Surgeon, to nil who applj- "bj i-u.H ilicir ecvndiiinii, fipc, occn-' of lilt-; i.il in easiis gf ci- Btampi postage will te aocrpwljle. ,r P JrSKILLIS TOUGHTQS. Act- L.7ja., PiATFOEM OF .PHIBfCIPiES Adopted by the 'Wisconsin Democracy al Oilober 2; Resolved. Thai in Lbe present National crisis ttie. rallying cry of true men and patriots should be "The it must and shall be preserved." Resolved, That we deny the right of any State number of Stales to vpjthdraw from the Union, and lo relinquish their obligations and allegiance to the constitu- tion and laws of the United Slates, and that the attempt so to do on the part of the seceded Slates is in direct conflict with the spirit and letter of the constitution, and a blow aimed directly at the existence of the government, which should be re- sisted with all the power at ils command. That it has ever been, and ever should be the policy of to resist the claim whenever and wherever asserted, and to blast it with prompt and vigorous action. Reiolved, That the Democracy ever have and still do, deprecate the agitation, both NorLh and South, of those sectional issues which have distracted Lbe country, and that political policy which has asserted the light of construing the consiitution ancl laws of the Federal Government to conform to ihe views of particular Slates, ignoring the fact that the consiitution is ihe supreme law of the land, equally bind- ing on ibe people of all the States, and thai it is susceptible of but one eonslruc- lion in all localities. And we assert, that although these secilional agitations and consti'tulional interpretations, North and South, have immed the impending war, they afford no justification for ilie aclion of the seceded States, and ihal- the Union ;ind constitution iniisL be preserved and enforced in every State, and Territory of ibe United Resolved, That depreciate llie spirit. manifested by all (hose people ill the North wlio seek lo force :he National Arlniinis- ration to abandon llie policy which has been sJiiic'ionfrl bv the Government of ;lie Uniied States in ilia comlucS of ihe war, and lo sulifiitute therefor the aboli- liun of slavery u? its primary object, as at var with the very purpose tor which i.he war is prosecuted, anil us incompali b'e wiih a coiriplela restoration of the of these Slates. Resolvz'l, Thai we owe it to those noble men in Lhe Border Slates who are struir to maintain the Government in their respective Slates, as well ,is to our- selves, lo erase from our statule book all laws and resolutions lhal have been seel which are at variance wilh the cor.sti- laws of ihe Uniled Slates, and are calculaied lo embarrass the Govern- ment in suppressing the rebellion We therefore recommend to ihe loyal people of this Suite, may. threaten it. That in the Ian- gu ige of the lament Douglas, "We should never forget that a man cannot be a true Democrat, unless he is a '_ loyal and, that ihe words of our dying states- pout, and they :w ere read by the Clerk.; A motion -was adopted requesting the attendance of the 'Sheriff upon the Board during its session. On motion the Board adjourned, iinlil to-morrow Nov. 14, 9 A. M'.. Thursday, November 14, 9 o'clock, A. M. .Board met pursuant to adjournment. Roll called, quornm present. Mr. Emerson moved that a, committee of .two be appointed by tbe Chairman, to examine into the interest and penalty lia- bililies of to the State, for the purchase money of the Poor Farm, to re. port as soon as practicable, which was adopted, and the chair appointed Messrs, Emerson and H. :H. Smith such commit; lee. Dr. Tucker moved that a committee of three be appointed by the chair, to inquire into the expediency of altering or modify- ing our present system of providing for the" Poor: of- this County, said committee to report to; lEia- Board. The motion- was adopted, and ihe.chair appointed Dr. Tuc- Rtsoh'ed, Thaflha: Couoty.Treasurer be and hereby is directed lo pay the terese due the Stito on the Poor Farm, :as soon as it may be due. was adopted. A petition.for a new town, to Prag was presented; and referred to :a commillee of three, coneiatiDij of Messrs. Eggers, Pierpont-ar.d Esslinger. .The committee appointed lit the July sesssion to examine into A certain road, in the town of Franklin, made the following REPORT. To the Hon. the Board of Supervisors. of County of Manitowoc. The undersigned a committee appoint- ed by your HOD. body to lake inlo.con- sideration a petition numerously signed by the citizens of the town of in said county, relative to a certain road therein named, to examine said road and to report thereon, would respectfully .re- port as follows, to wil: Your committee have had the subject matter of said petition, and the whole sub- ject referred to them, under deliberate consideration.. They find first, that the road, alluded to in gaid peiitioji is one of the oldest travelled roads in tha western part of ths county, (except, perhaps a mile and a hnlf on tha north east of said Road, whera it lies through n cedar and ia not was laid out by the pro- par authorities of Maple Grova, when thai, town composed the present towns of Ma- ple Grovej Rockland, Cato aud Frauklin. That in consultation with many1 of ihe cit- izens on the line of the road, your com- mittee found that said citizens, -all; of whom it is believed are signers to. said :pa- tilion, do not. desire the discontinuance of said cannot do without it, ex- cept the mile and B half before mentioned. Your committee therefore recommend .lhal the prayer of said petitioners be npl granted. 2il. Chapter 181 of. the private and lo- cal laws of 1859 describes saiii road for the purpose of authorizing a tax lo -be as- Bossed on the lands adjoining it, in sucb. description it is made-to. follow the town line of the towns of. Fraufclin and Maple Grove, from near the Catholic Church north to the line of Brown county, about a mile am! a half of the north part of lies chiefly through a cedar swamp, and does not connect at the county line, wiih any olher road., This part of the road is not opened, and cannot be made a good road, in the opinion oi your committee, for less than two or ihree thousand dollars, anil if built would accomodale only a'very few families who live near its northern termi- nus. Your committa would most respectfully recommend lhat the building of said jo.ad be abandoned, and memorialize the'Leg.- islature to repeiil said ,act, granting said tax for said-road. YourcomtniileeTouncl by-examining said petition that there arc but .four or five :persoris living .inside the boundaries of said land that would" have to be assessed to biiild the said road, and 'did'not ask for it; nnd do not-want it.- of the Coabljyaitd of paupers'pjovided fur in each town'.' .Mr..Pierpont, Chairman tLe'Com: rail tee. of five oq: the 'The Corririiiltee Juljf session'of this tioh if auy, it'is desirable'to lake in regard to ihe'distribntipaf of 'tha'Drninige' fund accruing, annually tb: this- had tha matter under careful con sitters lion; beg leave re'3peclfuily: io'-s'ibmit-iu'f following Report: .'-.i'.iJj- The act of .Congress tLe revenue arising from the sale of swamp lands' to the several Slntea named therein, as welt as lha act of cur legislature'appro: priating a per centals thereof' to the coun- ties' of this based upon- lhat it fhou'ld be divided among the Stales and'by the Slates among tbe Covinlicii pro rata to the amount of land-ihey may respectiyely the original survey, Thie fairness of aucb an apportionment would riot be questioned by one, if experience had justified such an application of- the 'funds as was originally reclaim-tht Swamp in the Federal Grant lo this Sate and others. Ths swamp lands yielding the revenue which 'constitutes this fund was undoubtedly intended- upon-ever.y: principle of equity arid fairness ought to be llie only lands upon which this .fund should be expended' whetlier: forHhe purpose of reclamation by'drainage erwise. The Legislature of this the act donating of1 ibis-fund, 01 a it to the eeveral passe'.l in 1S5S made na follows page 337 R. 'S. "A nd for the further purpose' V enhancing I'o the purcbnsers' such, swamp anJovei flowed "which fund shall Lie.devoted to llie.drain.- ;ige and reclsrhaLio'n of'said1 swamps an'd overflowed liinds." Those exlracts are made from the act of 1858, to fihow that the Legislalui-e not only revenue of 50 per cent.-of -the net-pro cceds of the sale of the swamp arid" over- flowed In'nds granted to lliis atinu- ally to iha several counlies of. prbporlion to the amount received: frpm the sales-offsaid swamp lands in such coun recognizing the pro ciple of distribution before 'referred but goto far as to make it a personal (fit to the purchasers, expressly dec'atJDj that they design lo make use of this flint for.llie purpose of enhancing the property of the. individual purchaser! This CouDty -wiih ibroughoiil lheState.be lievinnr that it is' not fe-isible to reclaim t'ie swatiip and.overflowed lands bydi'niri age have: askid and 'obtained, leave of .the Legislature lo.-naejtlieir portion func for- the construction of. ioads: and bridges wliith in 'Uie'cs'liiualioti of- import com., at; least ij. much' tho'most practic-a! arid general mode of rei-liirnatiqn'pf' siicl The pelilion referred .to your commit lunds. Tins pf. ker, and Messrs. Eggers and Fulhaher. On motion. of Dr..Tucker the last reso- lution was rescinded. Mr. Esslingar presented a'pelilion of T. C. Shove, which was, on mqlion referred man, to his children, "Obey the laws and support the nre binding UDon.all Lhe children of America. Resolved, That, we are in favor of. an honest and .-faithful discharge of the duties devolving on the Stale nnd of an .disbursement of ihe public to tlle coiumillee on illegal assessments, Hud we hereby declnre lhat any man. who ilireclly or indirectly uses his Board, office or gain, is unworihy Ihe conSdence and support of ihe .people.- wilh instructions io report the facts to the a stnjnM brute of. said Scolcli .minister, lo. one of Iiis.pnrishioners7 w.ho drove liU-m.ercliaD- rlisc from door to door in a small carl drawn donkey I never see yon but the c'wture's "Ah, said vibe, beari's warm frtn's, Mr. Pierpnnt presenled a pelilioii of Martha Mary .Wilson, and moved that the Dist.rict Attorney be and is, hereby in- structed 16 examine into the statements of the petitioner, and if he'finds them true ip for the recovery" of the pro- perly at the.expense ot ihe County...' The commiuce on liability of the Coun- ty to the SfalrTeported the following olution: tee accompanies this report. All of which ia respectfully submitted.- JAMES MclvoB, LoUJS FULIIADEB. On motion ihe report was adopted. Mr. Emerson moved that the Poor com- missioners be inslructee to report to-vmor-. row morning at 10 o'clock, which 'was: adopted. Board adjourned until to iiiorrpw'mbrn-: ing at .10 o'clock. 'Friday, rn'oiruing, 10 o'clock. 'Board met, roll called, quorum present. The minute's were read and approved. Tho report of the Poor Commissioners was presented and read. The reading-of the quarterly schedules attached to the re- port was also; called for, and they read by .'.he Clerk. On motion of Mr. Pierpont the report of llie Poor Comoiissioners wns ihe report was referred to (he Commiuee appointed last year, of which J. D. Mark- ham, is chairman. A memorial from Fayetle, Armsby. was! presented and read, and on motion of II. to tbe Coruinittee on illegal assessments. Mr.-Eggers offured the.follpwing reso- lution, which, was adopted, all the mem- bers voting in. llie afErmalive, except Messrs. Stevenson and Rysolvcd, That the County Superinten- dent of Schools, wilh- ihu consent of the County his office in tho.saiije roouis in the Court to be occupied by ihe County, tho first of January next, and that the sum of forty dollars be and is hereby appropriated for the purchase of a desk. for.the use of spid superintendent Dr. Tucker oflered thej fullp.wrng reso tion, which was adopted r: Resolved, That the ed by the Board of last yaar, relative to our Foot Rjstero, of which J..-.; MarkhaTn js cbaiii.n'a'n, he" TcijueRtcd .--to embody in. their report'a "ftatement'of the comparative cost of.providing poor outside of the 'Poor IIoust; 'us 'niay'be found in' the1 report of Poor Cohitnifcsi'c era, and the cbmparatiyp'n'rrroTanlB ex- pended for Ibsl purpose'airiobg ihir-rever- Hhe towns to receive a portion o the f nnd in the ratio that ihe Swamp lane n lo the lias b.eeh'Tec- a previous and. your to.nniitleevvould repori.jlhat .i snot advisable to make any furthatlchangi thnn to allow each of the towtia-while (he Dis'tri.cls remain "na 'ro.m. ..l.b.e-coDiipi.8s'ipner-.ilip..aiO'inn't" dtie suc'i Town.., not ..prevent several towns'.from Ip'ntling: live aiiioiints together a'n'd' using wlioli or the.rjnrpbse'of draining )odyfo.f landj.flrSiere ihall by the-respective..towns be deetntc ndvantage'otis to; each: Your- com in it lee car. see no reason why the' funds of the whole County shall be applied'to ben eflt of purchasers of swamp in. any one particular locality.; Moat aisuredly this would be: in :dire'ct contravention ol jolh ihe'Llelter and spirit, us act of Congress donating to 'ibe the acts of our own Legislature apportion'- ng toJilio.several Counties; entiilej to. Hi S-PiEttfoxr, ii, n. Dr: Tul-ker prcseh ted. minority, jrepor as .V To thff Ho nprable the. .BparJ p'ervi sore of the.Coun.ty Tha nndersigne'di coromitiee apppinled body to, consider tho 'following Resolution, t Wit ResoU'cd, iliat the cliairman of ihi Board appoint a com inittee of I five .to ex atinirie intb the and report, what action' abp'uJd 'be taken cpuDty, to proportion ii this.fima and lo-. repor ,-v; Avoiild. respepliy.elj Uiitt UiJiy-Vbiir .undei.deliberMe _ ticular end lo-lhe-attnihinebt.of-wLwilf i thovt'W thkt.it- Hire. totf ictLt'ondw ifei trim of ifc. lHerfl ion of wiicluaads as follows oat th.e'inlenlion of of Congress to the State of States, tLe and OTerfloWed lands within theilr'iimits. Approved 850.r. And for. .the further of en-, lanoing 'to' the piirchaiers the viiiueor uch tare piay hereafler.be of-tbia'State, fifty per ceeds-of the sale of the-anarap and lowed lo thU the act Congress aforeiald, .shall and the. tame is hereby set apart'as' a 'aepirafit und, ,-entitled ihe Drainage "Fund." which devoted lo mid reelamalion of said svniBip arrtti lowed lands." --'r'.v, have not of aaid said lands toltbji State, >ut also the undersUnding of of J v i ti intention, to wil: JVenkbk ihe.SliUa :o claim nnd reclaim them, an engagement Ibal per cent, of- ihij net iroceeds of th'e sale'of )le it ta do so, i'cov.enant' with he purchaters of the Undi to'enhance .their: vsloe by 13, Jr, -S? L, t ;


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- Ira Kornbluth, MD, MA, FAAPMR
- Akil Benjamin, DO, FAAPMR
- Rajesh Jari, MD, MBA, FAAPMR
- Charles Simmons, MD, FAAPMR
- Robert Rankin, MD, FAAPMR
- Felix Gurman, MD
- Monica Nirschl, MD
- Sean Sanderson, MD, FAAPMR
- Caleb Kroll, MD
- Inai Mkandawire, DO
- Mete Akin, DO, MPH
- David Rodriguez, DO
- Michelle Brown, PA-C
- Monica Thomas, PA-C
- Shoshana Sadigh, PA-C
- Craig Doxey, PA-C
- Donna Fuller, PA-C
- Jenny Fogel, PA-C
- Dodzi Bell-Dzide, MPH, PA-C
- Kevin Reese, PA-C
- Farah Alvi, PA-C
- Trisha-Leigh Porter, CRNP
- Eric Huber, PA-C
- Monica Leid, PA-C
The founder of SMART Pain Management, LLC, Dr. Kornbluth has been providing specialized pain care to patients in Maryland since 2003. He is board certified in Pain Management and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. He completed a fellowship in Pain Management at the Washington Hospital Center after his chief residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.
Apart from caring for patients, Dr. Kornbluth often writes and speaks about pain management topics. He frequently gives presentations to physicians and business leaders and his writings have been published in medical journals, textbooks and medical websites. He also keeps up-to-date on the latest developments in pain management care by serving as a reviewer for medical journals related to his specialty.
Dr. Benjamin is board certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and in Pain Management. Dr. Benjamin earned his bachelor's degree in Kinesiology from the University of Maryland at College Park in 1998, and earned his doctorate degree from the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2005.
He is a graduate of the Temple University/Moss Rehab PM&R residency program where he was nominated Chief Resident and he is also a graduate of the Interventional Pain Medicine fellowship at Temple University which is one of only three ACGME accredited Physiatry based Interventional Pain medicine fellowship programs in the country.
Dr. Jari is board certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and in Pain Management. Dr. Jari earned his medical degree from the University of Nairobi in Kenya and earned his Masters degree in Sports Medicine from the University of Nottingham in England in 2000. He worked as a sports physician covering college level and elite athletes in London and Pittsburgh. After completing research fellowships at the Johns Hopkins University and the University of Pittsburgh, he joined the Johns Hopkins PM&R residency program.
He is a graduate of the Interventional Spine and Pain Medicine fellowship at Temple University which is one of only three ACGME accredited Physiatry based Interventional Pain medicine fellowship programs in the country.
Dr. Simmons is board certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and fellowship trained in Interventional Pain Management. He received his medical degree from Howard University College of Medicine in Washington, DC. Dr. Simmons then received training in General Surgery as a resident at The Washington Hospital Center. Dr. Simmons completed his Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation residency at the State University of New York-Downstate in Brooklyn, NY. During his residency he was chosen to serve as Chief Resident. Dr. Simmons completed a fellowship in Interventional Pain Management with Performance Spine and Sports Physicians in Pottstown, PA.
Dr. Rankin is board certified in both Pain Medicine and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. He is originally from Maryland and graduated with honors from the University of Maryland with a Biochemistry degree. He then attended Temple University's School of Medicine where he served as Student Council President and subsequently completed an Internal Medicine internship at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, where he was voted "Intern of the Year." Dr. Rankin then returned to Temple for his residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, where he served as a Chief Resident. Afterwards, he completed a fellowship at Performance Spine and Sports Physicians where he gained additional training in Interventional Spinal procedures and advanced Pain Management techniques. Dr. Rankin also works in the field of Addiction Medicine, and has experience in treating patients with coexisting chronic pain and substance use disorders, a topic on which he frequently presents. Dr. Rankin has presented nationally on various topics within Rehabilitation Medicine and Pain Management.
Dr. Gurman is a trained Pain Management specialist with a background in Anesthesiology. He grew up in the DC/Baltimore area, where he attended the University of Maryland at College Park obtaining a degree in Physiology and Neurobiology. Subsequently he attended medical school at the University of Maryland. During that time Dr. Gurman worked for several biotechnology companies conducting scientific research. He spent time training in Internal Medicine at Morristown Memorial Hospital in New Jersey. He then trained in the field of Anesthesiology at the Allegheny/West Penn Health System in Pittsburgh, PA. Dr. Gurman returned to the area to specialize in Pain Management, completing the prestigious ACGME accredited fellowship at the University of Maryland. He believes the key to managing pain involves an individually structured multimodal approach which consists of medication management, procedural interventions, physical conditioning and alternative medicine. He closely follows new and developing techniques in the field of Pain Management and has presented on this topic at an international conference of Pain Physicians.
Dr. Monica Nirschl is a board certified Physiatrist, she is also one of the few physicians in the United States who is also board certified in the subspecialty of Neuromuscular Medicine. She has extensive training in Electrodiagnostic Medicine (nerve conduction/EMG studies).
Dr. Nirschl completed her internship in Internal Medicine at Jersey Shore Medical Center in N.J. and her Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation residency at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, PA.
In addition to her residency training Dr. Nirschl completed an additional year of training focusing on Electrodiagnostic Medicine in the First Accredited EMG laboratory in the State of Maryland by the American Academy of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic Medicine (AANEM).
Dr. Sanderson is board certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Pain Management. He is fellowship trained in Interventional Spine & Pain Management. He treats various musculoskeletal disorders and spine conditions. Dr. Sanderson approaches patient care from a multi-disciplinary approach with a focus on physical therapy, medications, interventional spine procedures and alternative therapies.
He received his undergraduate degree in biological sciences at Rutgers University. He then received his medical degree at UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School. Dr. Sanderson subsequently went on to complete an internship and residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. He then completed an Interventional Spine & Pain Management fellowship at Performance Spine and Sports Physicians in Pottstown, Pa.
Dr. Kroll attended medical school at the University of Virginia, where he was awarded the William Herndon scholarship for leadership in medicine. Afterwards he completed an Internal Medicine internship at the Medical College of Virginia and then entered the Air Force as a flight surgeon. He was stationed at Pope Air Force Base in Fayetteville, NC for four years. While there he deployed to Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait in 2007 for 6 months, where he served as commander of the flight medicine clinic. While in the Air Force he received a Commendation Medal for meritorious service and an Iraq Campaign Medal for his service triaging causalities in Iraq. He also flew on 7 combat missions into Iraq to help evacuate wounded soldiers.
He left the Air Force in 2010 and started an Anesthesiology residency at the Johns Hopkins University Hospital. While a resident he published a book chapter on addiction in the chronic pain patient and wrote a paper on clinical predictors of success in superior hypogastric plexus blocks published in a peer reviewed journal. His fellowship was at Johns Hopkins University in Pain Management. Dr. Kroll is Board Certified in Pain Mangement.
Throughout his medical training over the last 10 years, Dr. Akin has been heavily involved in research. He has served as a guest editor for two medical journals, published several journal articles and presented his research at many national meetings. His current interests include complex regional pain syndrome and utilizing a multi-disciplinary approach to pain relief.
Dr. Rodriguez received his training in Pain Management at Sloan-Kettering Memorial Hospital and completed his Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation residency at the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine in New York.
During his career, Dr. Rodriguez has held the positions of Medical Director and Medical Executive Committee Director at Adventist Rehabilitation Hospital in Silver Spring, MD.
Michelle Brown is a graduate of the Howard University Physician Assistant Program in Washington, DC. She also received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, TX. She is a Member of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. She is dedicated to providing optimal medical care and hope to patients with integrity, compassion and respect. She works to offer clients comprehensive healthcare through collaboration and research.
Shoshana Sadigh is a graduate of the joint Towson University/CCBC Physician Assistant Program in Baltimore, MD where she received a Master of Science degree in Physician Assistant Studies. She is board certified by the NCCPA and a member of the AAPA and has been practicing as a Physician Assistant for five years in primary care/internal medicine as well as pain medicine.
Craig Doxey graduated from the AACC Physician Assistant program located in Arnold, Maryland in August of 2013. He has also received a Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science from Brigham Young University and Masters of Medical Science from St. Francis University.
Jenny Fogel earned her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Brandeis University. She worked in cancer immunology research at the National Institutes of Health and Interventional Cardiology at Washington Hospital Center. She researched neuropathic pain at University of California San Francisco. Jenny earned her Physician Assistant Degree at CCBC Essex in 1999. She spent the last eight years working in Internal Medicine, five of which she ran a clinic for intellectually disabled individuals.
Dodzi Bell-Dzide is licensed in the state of Maryland and a graduate of the Physician Assistant program at the University of Toledo in Ohio, where she earned her Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences (MSBS) in Physician Assistant Studies. Prior to that, she earned a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree in Epidemiology at the same institution. She proceeded to work as a PA hospitalist at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center where she gained experience treating adults with several chronic illnesses including patients with substance (alcohol, opioid and benzodiazepine) abuse and dependence.
Kevin Reese is a graduate of Arcadia University Physician Assistant Studies program. He has two years of experience in chronic pain management and twelve years of medical experience in the fields of Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine and Urgent Care. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Rehabilitation Services and plans to practice body work as a Massage therapist in his leisure time. Kevin holds a professional commitment towards a multi-disciplinary approach in Pain Management while navigating patients towards their goals of improved health and wellness.
Monica Leid graduated from South University in Savannah, GA with a Master of Science Degree in Physician Assistant Studies (MSPAS). She also received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology at Claflin University in Orangeburg, SC. She is currently board certified by the NCCPA and has been practicing as a Physician Assistant for over four years in internal medicine. She believes in helping her patients reach their goals and live a healthier lifestyle through diet and exercise.