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Drug Abuse Research, Drug Exposed Infants and Children, Pediatrics
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Clinical Trial Keywords
- drug exposed infant
- neonatal abstinence syndrome
- drug abuse in pregnancy
- fetus
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- SUNY at Brooklyn College of Medicine (Brooklyn NY ) (1985)
- State University New York Albany (Albany NY ) (1981)
- Albany Medical College / Pediatrics (Albany NY ) (1988)
- Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva Univ / Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics (Bronx NY ) (1990)
- General, American Board of Pediatrics - Pediatrics (2011)
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Selected Publications
Jansson LM, Svikis D, Lee J, Paluzzi P, Rutigliano P, Hackerman F. Pregnancy and Addiction: A Comprehensive Care Model. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 1996;13(4): 321-329.
Jansson LM, Velez M. Understanding and Treating Substance Abusers and Their Infants. Infants and Young Children 1999;1(4):79-89.
Johnson RE, Jones HE, Jasinski DR, Svikis DS, Haug NA, Jansson LM, et al. Buprenorphine Treatment of Opioid-Dependent Women: Maternal and Neonatal Outcomes. Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2001;63:97-103.
Jansson LM, Svikis DS, Beilenson P. Effectiveness of Child Case Management Services for Offspring of Drug Dependent Women. Substance Use and Misuse 2003;38(14):1933-1952.
Jansson LM, Velez ML, Harrow C. Methadone Maintenance and Lactation: A Review of the Literature and Current Management Guidelines. Journal of Human Lactation 2004; 20(1):62-71.
Velez M, Jansson LM, Montoya I, Schweitzer W, Golden A, Svikis DS. Parenting Knowledge among Substance Abusing Women in Treatment. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 2004;27:215-222.
Jansson LM, Svikis DS, Breon D, Cieslak R. Intensity of Case Management Services: Does More = Better for Drug-Dependent Women and their Children? Social Work in Mental Health 2004;3(4):63-78.
Jones HE, Johnson RE, Jasinski DR, OGrady KE, Chisolm CA, Choo RE, Crocetti M, Dudas R, Harrow C, Huestis MA, Jansson LM, et al. Buprenorphine versus Methadone in the Treatment of Pregnant Opioid-Dependent Patients: Effects on the Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome.
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2005;79(1):110.
Jansson LM, Elko A, DiPietro J. Fetal Response to Maternal Methadone Administration American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 2005;193(3):611-617.
Miles D, Lanni S, Jansson L, Svikis D. Smoking and Illicit Drug Use during Pregnancy: Impact on Neonatal Outcome. Journal of Reproductive Medicine 2006;51(7):567-572.
Velez ML, Montoya ID, Jansson LM, Walters V, Svikis D, Jones HE, Chilcoat H, Campbell JC Exposure to Violence among Substance-Dependent Pregnant Women and their Children.Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 2006;30:31-38.
Jansson LM, Svikis DS, Velez M, Fitzgerald E, Jones HE. The Impact of Managed Care on Drug Dependent Pregnant and Postpartum Women and their Children. Substance Use and Misuse 2007;42:1-14.
Jansson LM, Choo RE, Harrow C, Velez M, Schroeder JR, Lowe R, Huestis M. Concentrations of Methadone in Breast Milk and Plasma in the Immediate Perinatal Period. Journal of Human Lactation 2007;23(2):184-190.
Crocetti MT, Amin DD, Jansson LM. Variability in the Evaluation and Management of Opiate-Exposed Newborns in Maryland. Clinical Pediatrics 2007;46(7)632-635.
Jansson LM, DiPietro JA, Elko A, Velez M. Maternal vagal tone change in response to methadone is associated with neonatal abstinence syndrome severity in exposed neonates. J of Maternal, Fetal and Neonatal Medicine 2007;20(9):677-685.
Shakleya DM, Jansson LM, Huestis MA. Validation of a LC-APCI-MS/MS Method for the Quantification of Methadone, 2-Ethylidene-1,5-dimethyl-3,3-diphenylpyrrolidine (EDDP) and 2-Ethyl-5-methyl-3,3-diphenylpyraline (EMDP) in Infant Plasma Following Protein Precipitation. Journal of Chromatography B 2007;856:267-272.
Choo RE, Jansson LM, Scheidweiler K, Huestis MA. A validated liquid chromatography-atmospheric pressure chemical ionization tandem mass spectrometric method for the quantification of methadone, 2-ethylidene-1,5-dimethyl-3,3-diphenylpyrrolidine (EDDP), and 2-ethly-5-methyl-3,3-diphenylpyroline (EDMP) in human breast milk. Journal of Analytic Toxicology 2007;31:265-269.
Jansson LM, Choo R, Velez ML, Harrow C, Schroeder JR, Shakleya DM, Huestis MA. Methadone maintenance and breastfeeding in the neonatal period. Pediatrics 2008;121(1):106-114.
Jansson LM, Choo R, Velez ML, Lowe, R, Huestis MA. Methadone maintenance and long term lactation. Breastfeeding Medicine 2008;3(1):34-37.
Velez M, Jansson LM. Non-pharmacologic care of the opioid dependent mother and her newborn. Journal of Addiction Medicine 2008;2(3):113-120. NIHMS ID# 94670
Jansson LM, DiPietro JA, Velez M, Elko A, Knauer H, Kivlighan KT. Maternal methadone dosing schedule and fetal neurobehavior. Journal of Maternal-Fetal and Neonatal Medicine 2008;22(1):29-35. NIHMS ID#73143
Jansson LM, Velez M, Harrow C. The opioid exposed newborn: assessment and pharmacologic management. Journal of Opioid Management 2009;5(1):47-58. NIHMS ID# 91752
Agthe AG, Kim GR, Mathias KB, Hendrix CW, Valdez RC, Jansson L, Lewis TR, Yaster M, Gauda EB. Clonidine as an adjunct therapy to opioids for neonatal abstinence syndrome: a randomized controlled trial. Pediatrics 2009;123(5):e849-856.
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2006, Maryland Bureau of Child Health and Immunization; 2006 Best Immunization Practices Award
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Skye McCole Bartusiak, who played Mel Gibson's young daughter in The Patriot (2000), has died in her Houston home at 21, her mother confirmed on Sunday.
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3 DisappointingBenC1987 | 12/03/2011 | See all BenC1987's reviews (6)First thing I need to say is at the point of writing this have not yet competed the game. However after many hours game play I cant say I am as enthralled as I was with Origins.The story characters and general game play just isnt grabbing my attention as much as Origins did. Firstly the story feels totally unrelated to the first which somewhat begs the question what was the point in developing a character from Origins? As well it seems to skip through time far removed from the events of the first game even though it seemed from the hype we were going to be treated to encountering run ins etc with the Origins timeline. Secondly the characters dont have the rich appeal as the characters in origins seem to have. I felt I wanted to know more and get to know more about the characters in Origins, where as in this instalment I feel like I really couldnt care less what happens to any of them. Finally the general game play just is not as user friendly as the first and doesnt fit the format. Also it all seems to be somewhat disjointed.Other niggles such as text been very small and almost impossible to read in some of the menus adds extra annoyance. All adding up to a rather disappointing gaming experience compared to Origins.In addition the signature edition is rather a let down content wise for those is us who do not have their PS3s online as the majority of the content requires redeemable downloads. Quite frankly what you get with the Signature Edition is minimum anyway.Overall Id advise others not to rush out and buy this title at top price mark. Wait for it to drop and opt for the standard edition. If you hated Origins then you may actually like this. On the other hand if you really enjoyed Origins prepare to be disappointed.
5 brilliantscarletpimpernel | 15/03/2011 | See all scarletpimpernel's reviews (2)Since I got dragon age 1 for Christmas I have been dying to get my hands on 2, and thankfully it didnt disappoint. The story is amazing and engaging and with the updated graphics just add another dimension to the game play. Although I was expecting that dragon age one story line would play a much larger role with the new game, I feel that dragonage 2 is much more like a game expanding the dragon age world with new villains and setting that offer more insight into the whole world that bioware have created. This game is brilliant and is worth getting for any RPG fan and if dragon 2 follows 1 there should be new downloads and quests that will add more and more to this game until dragonage 3 comes out.
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The following interview occurred after the self-inflicted breakage of Andrew Erlandson's camera on May 2, 2012. Investigators are looking to uncover anything the camera might know about a plot to ruin the end of Andrew's trip.
C: I honestly…I just can't take it anymore. The pressure to do well is so great, if I just mess up a little–just a little blur!–my pictures are deleted or I'm thrown back into the pocket. Well do you want flash? Do you not? If it doesn't work for either, why do you keep
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I was a hand me down. I'm old, I'm tired of being dropped and covered in lint and throw into the backpack with the socks. And I'm tired of carrying all of these photos. I've seen cobblestone streets, castles, more churches than I can count on my buttons and I'm sick of it. I'm so sick of it I could flash somebody…no, I didn't expect you to laugh.
The truth is Andrew's never had a camera before. He leans on me too much. Am I supposed to be his external memory? Why can't he remember things on his own? And I know that even though I'm broken, he's still going to be using me after he returns to the States to show off everything that he accomplished, all the places he went.
So I'm throwing in the towel. I don't want to be a part of his twisted little game. If he wants to remember his journey, he can go ahead and jot them down in his diary. Excuse me, journal–I know he takes offense. He can go ahead and–wait. Stop, what are you doing?! NO!! NOT MY SD CARD– [End Interview].
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Longtime Philadelphia Phillies broadcaster and 2002 Ford C. Frick Award-winner Harry Kalas died today, shortly after collapsing in the team's broadcast booth before the series opener against the Washington Nationals.
Kalas' call of the final out of the 2008 World Series has already become one of the game's more memorable calls, joining his 1987 call of Mike Schmidt's 500th homer. He was 73.
At the 2002 Induction Hall of Fame Induction ceremony, Kalas was honored with Ozzie Smith and J.G. Taylor Spink Award winner Joe Falls.
Here is the text from Kalas' 2002 Ford C. Frick Award: "Legendary broadcaster Harry Kalas has called baseball games in Philadelphia since 1971. With his uncanny ability to connect with his listeners, he became a household name to Phillies fans everywhere.
As a veteran of 41 years behind the microphone, Kalas' voice is one of the most popular and recognizable ones in broadcasting history, and enthusiasm and journalistic excellence are his trademarks. Honored 17 times as Pennsylvania Sportscaster of the Year, Kalas' passion for the game is unsurpassed and his powerful and soothing voice is a constant throughout the summer in homes and on car radios in Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey. He has called more than 5,000 Phillies games, accounting for over 50,000 innings. He has shared the broadcast booth with 1990 Frick Award winner By Saam, and for 27 seasons, with Hall of Famer Richie Ashburn.
An original member of the Houston Astros' broadcast team in 1965, Kalas called games for the franchise until 1970. His play-by-play accuracy, combined with his dedicated and compelling historical accounts, have allowed him to build an undying trust with a national fan base.
A graduate of the University of Iowa, the affable announcer began broadcasting for the Pacific Coast League Hawaii Islanders and the University of Hawaii in 1961. Kalas has also broadcast Big Five basketball and Notre Dame football and currently lends his voice to several NFL Films programs."
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Some interesting things are happening in the app marketplace lately. After a very poor start, Microsoft's Windows Store is beginning to emerge as a viable competitor to more established developer targets like Google Play and Apple's App Store.
This is news because, until recently, the app store comparison has not been flattering to Microsoft. Industry analysts have long complained that the Windows Store lacks the quality and quantity of apps that are readily available in rival app stores.
These headwinds have been fed by user apathy to Windows 8 and what I would describe as "withering" media scrutiny. That may be changing, however — according to TechCrunch, Microsoft's Windows Store averaged 1.7M daily downloads in October.
Growth is still very choppy from month-to-month, as this article titled Windows Store app growth stalls. Despite some breakout months, the lack of robust incremental growth must be a constant headache for Microsoft.
But it should be noted that other bright spots are starting to emerge from the Microsoft ecosystem. For example, Windows Phone is seeing 200M downloads per month according to Microsoft, so the company is finally making a dent in this thriving app market. The strong adoption of Nokia's Lumia line of phones running Windows 8 is to be credited with much of this surge, no doubt.
Of course, we have to consider the adoption rate of Windows 8 itself, which got off to a dismal start in late 2012. By June 2013, Windows 8 powered just 5.1% of all personal computers according to Net Applications. By October 2013, that percentage had risen to 9.1% of all systems online so the massive Microsoft install base is starting to bear down on the adoption numbers.
In what appears to be a smart (albeit obvious) move to reduce "sign-up friction", Microsoft is opening Facebook login to Windows 8 and Windows Phone app developers.
Finally, the momentum that Windows Azure has generated in the past 12 months is another bright spot for app developers. It's not overstating the case to say that Azure is now a legitimate cloud alternative to Amazon Web Services. Azure is priced to compete head-to-head with AWS and, despite giving up a 3 year head-start to Amazon, Azure has comfortably surpassed the $1 billion revenue milestone for Microsoft.
Where do all these numbers leave developers, you might ask? Apple and Google are still the front runners in app marketplaces, both in terms of quality and volume — but it's starting to look like a third horse is entering the race at a steady gallop. That's good news for app consumers and it's even better news for developers using Microsoft's developer tools within the .NET ecosystem.
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quote:If they're not going to respect what came before, again, I'm serious, why am I watching it then?
quote:If it is just in "the key" of Star Trek, or "flavored" with Star Trek, but it throws everything that made me enjoy Star Trek away, why do I even care?
quote:esus dude ok fine you don't like it. you apparently won't get anyone to change your mind so I really don't get the point of this thread
quote:I thought TNG was sacrilege when it started.
quote:jesus dude ok fine you don't like it. you apparently won't get anyone to change your mind so I really don't get the point of this thread
quote:The m/TV board is filled with old farts that are extremely opinionated... I am learning this.
quote: rather than Abram, as I have not enjoyed any of his other work. you are dead to me
quote:Or do you watch standalone movies like Inception and Shutter Island and Goodfellas and on and on and on...?
quote:I don't think his intention was to debate fans of the movie.
quote:I was always a TOS guy until I finally gave this one a chance. TNG's first couple of seasons are kind of rough...but, damn does season three get the ball rolling!
quote: don't want to be converted. I made it as clear as pie that I was just floating this out to see if any other TOS fans agreed with me,
quote:Although I knew it would happen, and I tried to resist, you're correct. The thread topic was crystal clear. In the OP I clearly stated that I know I'm in the minority, I don't want to be convereted. I made it as clear as pie that I was just floating this out to see if any other TOS fans agreed with me, maybe not to the extreme, but disliked or hated the film as well. Anybody who came in here and posted otherwise, did so either, 1.) Didn't read/understand the thread title and OP or 2.) Didn't care.
quote:TNG had a lot of forgettable episodes, IMO, but at its best it really was something special.
quote:Oh I definitely understand why you got into the debates. It's actually funny watching everyone lose their minds over your opinion.
quote:All I see is angry tirades of ace
quote:I don't see anyone "losing their shit".
quote:I've done worse. (ETA: My family has repeatedly requested I not discuss this topic with them, so I am not denying that elements of the "tirade" charge may, in fact, be a fair characterization.)


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It's been kinda quiet around here lately, everyone is out and about and busy in the summertime. Do you take a little "vacation" from pizza in the summer? Thank God I have an air conditioner in my kitchen so I can still fire up the oven and not fire up the house. Three pies hit the stone last night, two just plain cheese and one with some primo pepperoni.
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1. TCU's Gary Patterson interviewed at Auburn – back in 2008.
2. Kevin Scarbinsky on Auburn: "They're going to have to explain why they hired Bobby Petrino. Or why they didn't."
3. What the Mark Stoops hire at Kentucky means for Tennessee.
4. Whoever Tennessee hires, expect more junior college recruiting to help build depth.
5. Three hot coordinators: Alabama's Kirby Smart, Florida's Brent Pease and Clemson's Chad Morris.
6. Columnist on Vanderbilt coach James Franklin: "Franklin would be safe at Vandy for several more years. If he were to take a "bigger" job, he has three seasons max to win big."
7. Franklin, Les Miles and four other coaches are getting mentioned frequently in connection with the Arkansas job.
8. Columnist on Arkansas'offer: "Miles would never leave LSU for any place." Another skeptic – "highly doubtful"
9. Lousiana Tech coach Sonny Dykes gets mentioned in connection with many SEC jobs - he reportedly interviewed at North Carolina State this morning.
10. Florida state safety Lamarcus Joyner on Mark Stoops leaving for Kentucky: "He's a great man and he deserves it."
11. Kentucky fans and former players like the hire as well, and the scuttlebutt starts about who will be joining Stoops in Lexington.
12. Texas Tech offensive coordinator Neal Brown and Florida State offensive coordinator James Coley likely candidates. Coley reportedly offered.
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14. Alabama cornerback Dee Milliner on Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray: "He does all the little things right."
15. Remember Georgia's defensive performance in the first half of last year's championship game?
16. Advice for the Bulldogs offense: Step on the gas.
17. Advice for the Crimson Tide offense: Watch out for Jarvis Jones.
18. Alabama's domination: Since the start of the 2008 season, 59 wins – most ever by SEC team in such a period.
19. Alabama running back Eddie Lacy, batting turf-toe injuries, is starting to get healthy.
20. Georgia's Mike Bobo and Alabama's Kirby Smart first met when they were both ballboys for their fathers, high school coaches in south Georgia.Bobo: "We've tended to compete at everything we've ever done, from cards to golf to who can get to the store the fastest."


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quote:I think that will look hard at some of those diamonds in the rough to fill out our roster, and you can find some talented edge rushers from smaller schools...
quote:. For every Aldon Smith, there is a Vernon Gholston.
quote:I would say that the ratio is closer to 1:5
quote:So with $7m in space (and, again, all draft pick salaries accounted for and roster filled with typical 3rd stringers/special teamers), we have some options.
quote: It's things like this that make we weary of us switching to a 3-4.
quote:I think the Saints may trade that 1st round pick to get more draft picks and maybe save some money.
quote:Bushrod just made another pro bowl. I don't think he's going to be very charitable on his contract extension. He's most likely going to look for something closer to franchise player money or he'll take his services elsewhere.
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Quote from: Wonderflonium on July 22, 2011, 09:11:13 PMOP: First off, howdy neighbor! Second, you forgot the crabs with loads of Old Bay! Please tell me you aren't one of those freak Marylanders who don't eat crabs. (I say that with love; my best friend is one of those "freaks." )Oh, no. I *love* crabs. But steamed crabs can be so expensive -- plus I really don't like claw meat -- that I haven't had them in a couple years. But I do have crabcakes, made with jumbo lump backfin crabmeat, on a regular basis. Well, whenever I can splurge and afford the good stuff.
OP: First off, howdy neighbor! Second, you forgot the crabs with loads of Old Bay! Please tell me you aren't one of those freak Marylanders who don't eat crabs. (I say that with love; my best friend is one of those "freaks." )
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I'm from Trinidad and Tobago and we have an unofficial national breakfast food: doubles. Doubles (which is singular) is made of bara (flour, baking powder, salt and tumeric) filled with curried channa (chick peas/garbanzo beans) It's usually topped with chutney and lots of pepper sauce. It's probably our most popular street food. Here is a link to a recipe and photo: http://www.trinigourmet.com/index.php/trinidad-doubles-recipe/
I'm from Utah, USA and we have a state specialty: Fry sauce. It's always mayonnaise and ketchup mixed together, although depending on where you go, sometimes there's a little pickle relish too. You dip your french fried potatoes, onion rings, tater tots, etc into it before enjoying them.
I'm not sure that it was actually invented in Utah, but I know we have a restaurant (Arctic Circle) that claims to be the originator. I'm sure it's been created and reinvented multiple places throughout time.


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Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria (PCH) is a rare blood disorder in which the body's immune system produces antibodies that destroy red blood cells when a person goes from cold to warm temperatures.
Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria only occurs in the cold, and affects mainly the hands and feet. Antibodies attach (bind) to red blood cells, which allows other proteins in the blood (called complement) to also latch on. The antibodies destroy the red blood cells as they move through the body and get rewarmed. As the cells are destroyed, hemoglobin, the part of red blood cells that carries oxygen, is released into the blood and passed in the urine.
PCH has been linked to secondary syphilis, tertiary syphilis, and other viral or bacterial infections. Sometimes the cause is unknown.
The disorder is rare.
Laboratory tests can help diagnose this condition.
Treating the underlying condition can help. For example, if PCH is caused by syphilis, symptoms may get better when the syphilis is treated.
In some cases, medicines that suppress the immune system are used.
Persons with this disease often get better quickly and do not have symptoms between episodes. Usually, the attacks end as soon as the damaged cells stop moving through the body.
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of this disorder. The doctor can rule out other causes of the symptoms and decide whether you need treatment.
Persons who have been diagnosed with this disease can prevent future attacks by staying out of the cold.
Schafer AI. Thrombotic disorders: hypercoagulable states. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 179.
Todd Gersten, MD, Hematology/Oncology, Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute, Wellington, FL. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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Sidney Crosby is on pace to hit a mark untouched since Wayne Gretzky—but the lockout will rob him of the opportunity. Jesse Spector explores, looks at goalie goals and offers a defense of plus-minus in this week's Stat Pack.Start Slideshow
Statistics from hockey-reference.com, NHL.com and stats.hockeyanalysis.com.
There is no more maligned statistic in the hockey world than plus-minus, which is kind of unfair because the idea of tracking goals for and against that any player was on the ice is pretty much the foundation of the current statistical revolution. It's just that plus-minus tracks the end result, rather than the process of possession leading toward the result — which is where the heart of analysis really lies.Next
Even so, plus-minus has its utility. Talking this week about his top line of Matt Moulson, John Tavares, and Brad Boyes, New York Islanders coach Jack Capuano said, "They manage to score a goal (in most games), but they also manage to be on the ice for a goal. It's great that you score, but you've got to defend. They know, as a line, when you try to do things too cute and try to do too much, you're not going to have success."
Plus-minus comes in handy to illustrate Capuano's point. Although Moulson, Tavares, and Boyes are the only players on the Islanders with more than 15 points this season, Moulson and Boyes are minus-9 while Tavares is minus-8, the lowest ratings for New York forwards along with Kyle Okposo's minus-8. So when the coach says he's happy with the offense, but wants his top trio to be more defensively responsible, the numbers within the context of the team do their job to support the argument.
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Martin Brodeur's goal on Thursday night gave him 53 points, including the playoffs, in his legendary career, further extending the record he already held among NHL goaltenders. But Brodeur only has 41 points during the regular season, meaning he still has some work to do to catch Tom Barrasso's career record of 48.Next
Barrasso did it in 777 games, while Brodeur has played 1205 regular-season games in his career. Perhaps Brodeur picked up his pace from one of the men who played in front of him: longtime Devils defenseman Ken Daneyko has the fewest points of any non-goalie who appeared in 1200 or more NHL games, with 36 goals and 142 assists in his 1283 career games.
Daneyko was a top-notch stay-at-home defenseman, so there's no shame at all there, as opposed to how Ryane Clowe must be feeling in San Jose, with no goals on 59 shots this season for the Sharks. Brodeur has one goal on zero shots.
With 37 assists in 31 games, Sidney Crosby is on pace for 98 assists in an 82-game season, which would have put him in position to make a run at being the NHL's first triple-digit assist man since Wayne Gretzky had 122 helpers for the 1990-91 Kings.Next
It takes 1.22 assists per game over the course of an 82-game campaign to get to 100, so anyone at 1.15 or above can at least be said to have a shot at it. Since Gretzky notched 1.56 assists per game on his way to 122, five players have had 1.15 assists per game or more: Gretzky himself, Adam Oates, Ron Francis, Joe Thornton, and Mario Lemieux on three separate occasions.
Lemieux was actually over the required 1.22 rate all three times, but was unable to play the 82 games required to turn it into 100 assists. Crosby's current boss had his best mark at 1.52 assists per game — to go with 1.15 goals a game — in 1992-93, when he was sidelined for two months with Hodgkin's lymphoma. He finished that season with 69 goals and 91 assists in 60 games.
For the first time since his career-best 65-goal season of 2007-08, when he scored 22 times on the power play, Alex Ovechkin is leading the NHL in power play goals, with nine. The difference is that this season, Ovechkin has scored only four times at even strength.Next
A big part of Ovechkin's problem remains tough luck. During 5-on-5 play, only Winnipeg's Evander Kane has had more shot attempts than Washington's captain, and while Ovechkin's rate of shot attempts per 60 minutes is not the 26.4 that it was in 2007-08, or the 30.2 that it was the following season, 20.4 is still hefty.
Shot attempts do not mean shots on goal, but Ovechkin's accuracy in that regard has only barely slipped, from 49.7 percent in 2007-08 to 48.1 percent this season — he's been between 47 and 50 each of the last six seasons.
The problem is that goaltenders are simply stopping more of the shots on goal. Ovechkin has scored on only 5.3 percent of his 5-on-5 shots this season. He connected on 11.9 percent in 2007-08, and has never been lower than 7.3 until now. If he keeps shooting, they should go in. Whether it's too late to save the Capitals' season remains to be seen.
The concept of "hockey .500," that a team has a winning record if it has more wins than regulation losses, remains the greatest ruse the NHL has ever pulled off, tricking fans into thinking that there are more good teams than there actually are.
Entering play on Friday, only 11 of the league's 30 teams have won more than half their games: Chicago, Pittsburgh, Anaheim, Montreal, Boston, Minnesota, Los Angeles, Ottawa, Toronto, St. Louis, and Winnipeg.
Vancouver, Carolina, and the New York Rangers all have won exactly half of their games — real .500 — but are over hockey .500 because of overtime and shootout losses. The Canucks are 15-9-6, the Hurricanes and Rangers 15-13-2.
Then there are New Jersey, Detroit, Dallas, and San Jose, all with more losses than wins but bringing the total number of teams over hockey .500 to 18. Throw in Columbus at 12-12-6 and Edmonton at 11-11-7, and suddenly two-thirds of the league is playing what their records show to be at least respectable hockey.
Yes, shootout losses might as well be ties, but overtime losses—those are games that teams have really, honestly, truly lost on merit. Meanwhile, shootout wins do not get separated out of the win column, because they are worth the same two points. It's just another reason that the NHL ought to go to a 3-2-1-0 point system for regulation/overtime wins, shootout wins, shootout losses, and true hockey losses.


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T"^ The College News Volume IV. No. 10 BRYN MAWR, PA., DECEMBER 13, 1917 Price 5 Cents IAN HAY DUE AT BRYN MAWR Soldier-Novelist Will Speak On "Car- rying On". Won Cross at Loos MAY APPEAR IN KILTS "Ian Hay", Major Ian Hay Beiih, of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, in his new lecture, entitled "Carrying On", will speak in the gymnasium under the aus- pices of the History Club next Saturday night at 8.00, on the progress of the war on land and sea. As in his lecture here last year Major Beith promises to empha- sise the human side of warfare and to continue the characterization of the Brit- ish Tommy made famous by "The First Hundred Thousand" and its sequel. "All In It". Lantern slides from photographs, which he took at the front last summer, will illustrate the lecture. Major Beith has been asked by the History Club to lecture in kilts, but has not yet answered the request. During his recent absence from Amer- ica Major Beith hns been with the British Grand Fleet and with tlie American sh'ps now In the battle zone. His outlook on the U-boat campaign is most encouraging. The public would !>�� astonished, he Is re- i ported to have said, if the figures of (Jer- man suhmatines sunk since September could be made public. Equally cheerful is his account of Pershing's forces, with whom be spi nt several months in France. Bverywhi he says, he found tine enthusiasm amo the American soldiers; Prance, he de- clares, hi relying on them absoluti win the war. Major Beith has been promoted to the rank of major since last February, when he ipoke at Bryn Maw,- M "Captain" Beith. He was awarded the Military Cross in 1915 for conspicuous bravery in | the battle of LOOS, The History Club will entertain II tinguished visitor at dinner in IVmbroke before the lecture and at a reception in Pembroke East afterwards. So great was the rivalry for seats at the Pembroke table that the president of the club, P. (Continued on page 3, column 1) S28BO FOR FRIENDSHIP FUN*D Desk Now Open in Taylor With over S1000 collected after Mr. Sayre's address at Vespers last Sunday, the Students' Friendship War Fund has reached a total of $2550 at the hour of going to press. This includes the $1500 collected after Mr. Taft's address in No- vember. A desk Is open to-day and to-morrow in Taylor for contributions, the drive closing Saturday. The contents of the mite boxes distributed in the halls will be added to form the total. VARSITY TAKES UNOFFICIAL GAME DURING SNOWSTORM Defeats Philadelphia Cricket Club 4-3 in Game Marred by Weather Playing In a driving snowstorm, Var- sity took an unofficial game from the Philadelphia Cricket Club last Saturday by the score of 4-3. Owing to the half- Inch of snow which covered the field, the hitting was poor, a hard stroke being necessary to send the ball more than a few feet. The teamwork on both sides was consequently ragged and the playing scrappy. H. Alexander ex-'18 refereed the match. Philadelphia scored the first goal, put in by Miss Taylor, right wing, after a long fight In the Varsity circle. M. Pea- cock '19 blocking a run by Miss Goodman, the opposing left wing, sent the ball up for a hard scrap in front of the visitors' cage. Mrs. Fraley, the Philadelphia goal- keeper, made two good stops before M.' Tyler '19 scored the first point for Bryn f liawr. E. Biddle '19, right halfback, fol- lowed with a hard shot from the edge of the circle, leaving the score 2-1 in favor ' of Varsity at the end of the half. The Philadelphia team pulled itself to- gether in the second half and gave the Varsity defense a stiff fight. Another goal by M. Tyler was followed by a point (Continued on page S. column 2) WORK OF Y. M. C A. IN FRANCE DESCRIBED BY FRANCIS B.SAYRE $1000 Raised After Talk For Stu- dent s' Friendship War Fund "If it wasn't for the bleed!n' bloki the bloody 'uts there'd be the 'ell of a time". Mr. Francis B. Sayre apologetic- ally quoted a British Tommy in his talk on the war work of the Y. M. C. A. in v. �pen last Sunday. Hut coffee and good cheer are the mam features of the work, according to Mr. Sayre's account. Ninety gallons of coffee are served out every night in each of the many dugouts a few hundred yards be- hind the front line trenches. "It's real I OS, this service of your fellow men". Id "The secretaries must be obiiv- lons (f their own danger in the m 01 their fellows. Won : work in the V. If. C. A. If larger/ in the hut fflantoona Fine women arc needed to Sheer and encourage the soldiers as they OOBM in tired and hun- gry, said Mr. Sayre. Station huts, with their walls lined With bunks, are maintained by the T near railway stations, ilere tired men on their way front the front come every night to rest. There are also Baal linli.-ui huts. When the British Indians may obtain own Indian dl ib< I ntf B H rJ has been established at Clmnronix in the French Alps, where it is expected that more than a half of the Am. tie.in BOldlei I will spend their ten- day furloughs. The "Paris problem" is met by taking over many Paris theatre! and moving picture houses for the pro- duction of American plays. In the collection for the Students' Friendship War Fund, taken after Mr. Sayre's talk, over 11000 was pledged. Speaking later to a News reporter Mi Sayre said that at least 95 per cent of the money given for work in the Geiinan prison camps actually reached the Allied prisoners. The Germans, he said, let food be sent into the camps in return for such privileges granted to their relief organi- zations by the Allies. DETAILS OF WAR RISK ACT Dr. Fenwick Explains to Bryn Mawr What He Has Told to National Army RETURNS FROM TEXAN CAMPS ARMY One of the group of university and col- lege professors recently summoned by the government to explain to the men in the National Army the details of the War Risk Act, Dr. Fenwick returned to Bryn Mawr last week from his lecture tour in Texas army camps and resumed his In- struction of Bryn Mawr politics classes. SPECIAL ATTRACTION OFFEREO Exact Nature Cloaked In Mystery Word that a special attraction, its ex- act nature known only to the peifo, mers, will be offered to-morrow night by the Seniors at oral singing in Rockefeller, has been circulated about th. Ten cents admission for the benefit - f the Students' Friendship Fund will be charged. CLEVER LINES WELL ACTED IN SKIT AT SENIOR RECEPTION A statement of the policy the govern- James's Day for Domestic Affairs Por- TRENCH LIFE DESCRIBED BY LIEU- TENANT MacQUARRIE Trench Life and America's War Prob- lems was the subject of a lecture by Lieu- tenant Hector MacQuarrie, of the Royal Field Artillery, yesterday afternoon in Taylor. Lieutenant MacQuarrie, who is In America on leave, has just written a book for the American soldiers, How to Live at the Front He has the distinction of having gone to France with B Battery. 92d Brigade, known as the best brigade of Kitchener's army. At the beginning of the war he enlisted as a private in the 19th Hussars, but after six months was given a commis sion in the Royal Field Artillery. Lieutenant MacQuarrie is a Cambridge graduate and was Interested before the war In college settlement work, especially for the very poor of Beat and South Lon- don, and for the hop pickers of Kent and fruit pickers of Norfolk. ' ment is pursuing towards soldiers and sailors and their dependent families lias ! been very kindly furnished to the News by Dr. Fenwick. "When the principle of compulsory .service was adopted". Write* Dr. I'en wick, "it was felt that in Justice to the men a reasonable me�UTS Of support should be provided for their families dur- ing their absence and an i veil more lib- oral support provided in the event of the death or disability of the breadwinner. At the same time Congress felt that in return for the tjorei am m ine* to the CantUlea of the men it was but fair, p OlaUy in view of the larger pay pro trayed to 1921 in Clever Skit In "the worst slaughter in years", ("statistics �bettered''), i the philosopher, 1918, at the Senior Hi i >n tfea la-i Saturday. Hy alienating the af- fections of M s. Angelica Jam. from Mi. lames, 1919, and Araminta. 1921. he turtle,! their family circle into a rhomboid, until they were reconciled eve. hit exhaling form The Brat seene discovered Mrs. lanes, L. Hodges, in her boudoir. Jns1 . by her mail!. Roth Hail work we. squalled only by thai of the philosopher, Virginia Kneeland. Ton rided when the new National army we* ''""' '' �'�'' '� and ad, to require the men to contribute n,,w ' n"'! >'ou '" some share of their pay for the support e rfM > '";" " of those legally entitled to their suppoi in' ''�'"' The War Risk Act provides that the fixed U:"":"':'- * Buffum, '� - the hack stairs, in spite of her i. allowances furnished by the government for wives ami children (ranging fron to ISO, aceording to number of children), most he me! by an equal COmpulSOl | tribution from the men, without, their heir. ! ive more half their pay. ... \ further feature of the law dealt wit! compel) ttlon for death or disability, and p oij l< Used � >11��- for the family of the man his life in the mrtrles or for b (Continued on page .">, oolw MONDAY TO DECIDE WAR WORK War Council Disapproves Knitting at Lectures and Chapel Monday has been set b> I he War I cil for the mass meeting to decide the main war object of the rear. The Council will indicate its choice then. Dili� i � at After .,-. jam tarns to fad tbi phi , his �'What right ... .i m i,i, al ' Think of what | lived thro and that�tl Lmander"l pros "My i n wai like a n d, red i e", la ilj reply. philosopher waa I .tin for a doctor, rtin for a minister, run For a I dlagn� the doc or, H :� I, -i'el>. D elephai f. 'i <\ A." In the : i il agony, 1918 on forl ail] enl In the a si lane nt, "You may ha�� ' y klrt, and my bloomers and ....�� The oommitt) ipeakera are to describe the project! un- der consideration. applauded as the cleverest in leveral Social work in Philadelphia, ami liter " " � ua I* rlodtes, chairman; J. ical and scientific work for the Philadel- " H. llufT. M. O'Connor, and M. phia Khi trie Company, has been asked "Mpert, from the college, reported Miss King ----------- bury, head of the Registration Depart- u- 8- MAY J0'N BTITISH FEDERATION meat, at the War Council meeting Placement from the registration made before Thanksgiving Is now being planned. Miss Killers' report on the farm appears in a separate article in this issue of the News. Knitting at academic lectures, ve and chapel was disapproved by the Coun- cil in a sense of the meeting. To relieve baggage congestion, it was voted to ask everyone to limit themselves to band bag- gage if possible for the shorter holidays An anonymous gift of flOO I ei lived for the runningi/xpenses of the Council. NEW 8HELF OF WAR BOOKS Book Shop Cloeed on Saturdays A shelf full of up-to-date war books have been put on sale in the College Book Shop in Taylor. The Book Shop has no Saturday office cent rallied hours this year. On week days It Is open from � to 8.45 A. M. and from 1.30 to J 30 P. M. AFTER WAR. SAYS DR. 8MITH To Correct Mistake of Revolution Th�> probable federation of the British colonies after the war was the subject taken by Professor William Koy Smith for his address in Chapel Monday. Dr. Smith BUI the possibility of the 1'nlted States joining such a federation of Knglish speaking peoples at some lime, to correct the mistake of the American Revolution. 'Some really think It was a mistake", he added The colonies wete really bound, though not theoretically, to join Cteat Biit.un when she declared war in 1914. and this obligation was legally wrong in that the colonies were not represents in the body that declared war. A large conference after the war. look- ward a government aaaahssaaBSi In Kngland as that of the I'nited States is In Washington, has be��n called by the Imperial Conference, which y five years with the Minister of Foreign Relations In the chair. a*
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LG's LM6700 was a more budget-oriented version of our favorite Smart TV overall, the LM 9600. The intuitive Wii-style Magic Remote was still a favorite, along with the well-organized app hub, tying the LM6700 for easiest to use system with its more expensive sibling. Unfortunately, this model was lacking when it came to image quality. For the price, we found other TVs in the category that delivered a better mix of ease of use and picture quality. While we recommended the LG's top of the line LM9600 as our splurge buy, we have a harder time recommending the this set for its price range.
The LM6700 ended up toward the bottom of the pack in picture quality, in contrast to the other LG TV we tested, as well as other similarly priced sets. Dark scenes in the Dark Knight were hard to make out, with poor black levels and little contrast, and light shots in Avatar were notably choppy in sections with a lot of action. Our quantitative calibration tests turned up results similar to what our eyes picked up side by side with other TVs. Sound quality wasn't much to brag about either, but our energy consumption measurements ranked this LG as the most efficient 55 TV we tested, thanks to its LED backlighting.
Like its more expensive sibling, LG's TV is beautifully designed on the outside. It boasts a thin border and elegant mounting stand (if not hung on a wall. The unique Magic Motion Remote Control sets apart as well; the remote works similar to a Wii controller and we found it intuitive to use and nicely designed. We enjoyed the novelty of controlling the TV with a pointer, and our consumer testers rated this set the easiest to use. Volunteers navigated the Internet, Netflix, and YouTube with ease, and LG's "Smart TV" home screen is both attractive and straightforward. Apps loaded right away, and the system was quick to start. (Launch time was a common complaint among other Smart TVs.) The home screen layout helped the LG score well for ease of use; we liked that it was easy to customize and the pointer means no scrolling is necessary. The only downside: If you need to type (say a web address into the built-in browser) you'll need to select each letter with the pointer, which can prove tricky. Of course, there's an easy solution — with any Smart TV, you'll likely also want to pick up a wireless keyboard for a better typing experience.
TV Type: LED/LCD
Sizes: 47-inch, 55-inch
3D Capabilities? Yes
Manufacturer's Warranty: 1 year, parts and labor
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quote:with a win on Sunday, the Saints will have a winning record vs. the Raiders in the all-time series.
quote:Saints 45 Raiders 23
quote:hope it's not Kansas City all over again
quote:We are a different team now. Actually have a running attack, defense is coming on strong(ish).
quote:Vitt said - and the history books bear him out - that since 2005, when a team allows more than 50 points in a game and then plays at home the following week, that team is 5-1. "They wind up having four sacks, forcing three turnovers and allowing 20 points," he said. "Offensively, they score 26 points and they rush for 146 yards. Now that's history. That's what history tells us."
quote:Saints 6 Raiders 3 (Brees keeps record intact, but Hartley shanks the PAT)
quote:Saints should win this game, that's what scares me the most...hope it's not Kansas City all over again.