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Swordfish With Mushroom And Tomato Sauce
4 Aug 2010
|Butter flavored vegetable cooking spray
|Reduced calorie margarine
|2 Teaspoon
|Swordfish steaks
|16 Ounce (4 Pieces, 4 Ounce Each, 3/4 Inch Thick)
|Chopped fresh shiitake mushrooms
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Seeded chopped tomato
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped green onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chablis/Other dry white wine
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Clam juice
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|No salt added tomato paste
|2 Tablespoon
|Minced garlic
|2 Teaspoon
|Minced fresh thyme
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground cumin
|14 Teaspoon
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
Coat a large nonstick skillet with cooking spray; add margarine.
Place over medium heat until hot.
Add swordfish, and cook 3 minutes on each side; set aside, and keep warm.
Wipe skillet dry with a paper towel.
Coat skillet with cooking spray.
Add mushrooms, and saute 1 minute.
Add tomato and next 7 ingredients, stirring well.
Top with fish; cover and cook over medium heat 5 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork.
Transfer fish to a serving platter.
Stir lemon juice into tomato mixture, and spoon over fish.
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In 1965, the Hopkins Hospital became the first academic institution in the United States to perform sex reassignment surgeries. Now also known by names like genital reconstruction surgery and sex realignment surgery, the procedures were perceived as radical and attracted attention from The New York Times and tabloids alike. But they were conducted for experimental, not political, reasons. Regardless, as the first place in the country where doctors and researchers could go to learn about sex reassignment surgery, Hopkins became the model for other institutions. But in 1979, Hopkins stopped performing the surgeries and never resumed.
In the 1960s, the idea to attempt the procedures came primarily from psychologist John Money and surgeon Claude Migeon, who were already treating intersex children, who, often due to chromosome variations, possess genitalia that is neither typically male nor typically female. Money and Migeon were searching for a way to assign a gender to these children, and concluded that it would be easiest if they could do reconstructive surgery on the patients to make them appear female from the outside. At the time, the children usually didn't undergo genetic testing, and the doctors wanted to see if they could be brought up female.
"[Money] raised the legitimate question: 'Can gender identity be created essentially socially?' … Nurture trumping nature," said Chester Schmidt, who performed psychiatric exams on the surgery candidates in the 60s and 70s.
This theory ended up backfiring on Money, most famously in the case of David Reimer, who was raised as a girl under the supervision of Money after a botched circumcision and later committed suicide after years of depression.
However, at the time, this research led Money to develop an interest in how gender identities were formed. He thought that performing surgery to match one's sex to one's gender identity could produce better results than just providing these patients with therapy.
"Money, in understanding that gender was — at least partially — socially constructed, was open to the fact that [transgender] women's minds had been molded to become female, and if the mind could be manipulated, then so could the rest of the body," Dana Beyer, Executive Director of Gender Rights Maryland, who came to Hopkins to consider the surgery in the 70s, wrote in an email to The News-Letter.
Surgeon Milton Edgerton, who was the head of the University's plastic surgery unit, also took an interest in sex reassignment surgery after he encountered patients requesting genital surgery. In 2007, he told Baltimore Style: "I was puzzled by the problem and yet touched by the sincerity of the request."
Edgerton's curiosity and his plastic surgery experience, along with Money's interest in psychology and Migeon's knowledge of plastic surgery, allowed the three to form a surgery unit that incorporated other Hopkins surgeons at different times. With the University's approval, they started performing sex reassignment surgeries and created the Gender Identity Clinic to investigate whether the surgeries were beneficial.
"This program, including the surgery, is investigational," plastic surgeon John Hoopes, who was the head of the Gender Identity Clinic, told The New York Times in 1966. "The most important result of our efforts will be to determine precisely what constitutes a transsexual and what makes him remain that way."
To determine if a person was an acceptable candidate for surgery, patients underwent a psychiatric evaluation, took gender hormones and lived and dressed as their preferred gender. The surgery and hospital care cost around $1500 at the time, according to The New York Times.
Beyer found the screening process to be invasive when she came to Hopkins to consider the surgery. She first heard that Hopkins was performing sex reassignment surgeries when she was 14 and read about them in Time and Newsweek.
"That was the time that I finally was able to put a name on who I was and realized that something could be done," she said. "That was a very important milestone in my consciousness, in understanding who I was."
When Beyer arrived at Hopkins, the entrance forms she had to fill out were focused on sexuality instead of sexual identity. She says she felt as if they only wanted to consider hyper-feminine candidates for the surgery, so she decided not to stay. She had her surgery decades later in 2003 in Trinidad, Colo.
"It was so highly sexualized, which was not at all my experience, certainly not the reason I was going to Hopkins to consider transition, that I just got up and left, I didn't want anything to do with it," she said. "No one said this explicitly, but they certainly implied it, that the whole purpose of this was to get a vagina so you could be penetrated by a penis."
Beyer thinks that it was very important that the transgender community had access to this program at the time. However, she thinks that the experimental nature of the program was detrimental to its longevity.
"It had negative consequences because when it was done it was clearly experimental," she said. "Our opponents were able to use the experimental nature of the surgery in the 60s and the 70s against us."
By the mid-70s, fewer patients were being operated on, and many changes were made to the surgery and psychiatry departments, according to Schmidt, who was also a founder of the Sexual Behaviors Consultation Unit (SBCU) at the time. The new department members were not as supportive of the surgeries.
In 1979, SBCU Chair Jon Meyer conducted a study comparing 29 patients who had the surgery and 21 who didn't, and concluded that those who had the surgery were not more adjusted to society than those who did not have the surgery. Meyer told The New York Times in 1979: "My personal feeling is that surgery is not proper treatment for a psychiatric disorder, and it's clear to me that these patients have severe psychological problems that don't go away following surgery."
After Meyer's study was published, Paul McHugh, the Psychiatrist-in-Chief at Hopkins Hospital who never supported the University offering the surgeries according to Schmidt, shut the program down.
Meyer's study came after a study conducted by Money, which concluded that all but one out of 24 patients were sure that they had made the right decision, 12 had improved their occupational status and 10 had married for the first time. Beyer believes that officials at Hopkins just wanted an excuse to end the program, so they cited Meyer's study.
"The people at Hopkins who are naturally very conservative anyway … decided that they were embarrassed by this program and wanted to shut it down," she said.
A 1979 New York Times article also states that not everyone was convinced by Meyer's study and that other doctors claimed that it was "seriously flawed in its methods and statistics and draws unwarranted conclusions."
However, McHugh says that it shouldn't be surprising that Hopkins discontinued the surgeries, and that he still supports this decision today. He points to Meyer's study as well as a 2011 Swedish study that states that the risk of suicide was higher for people who had the surgery versus the general population.
McHugh says that more research has to be conducted before a surgery with such a high risk should be performed, especially because he does not think the surgery is necessary.
"It's remarkable when a biological male or female requests the ablation of their sexual reproductive organs when they are normal," he said. "These are perfectly normal tissue. This is not pathology."
Beyer, however, cites a study from 1992 that shows that 98.5 percent of patients who underwent male-to-female surgery and 99 percent of patients who underwent female-to-male surgery had no regrets.
"It was clear to me at the time that [McHugh] was conflating sexual orientation and the actual physical act with gender identity," Beyer said.
However, she thinks that shutting down the surgeries at Hopkins actually helped more people gain access to them, because now the surgeries are privatized.
"Paul McHugh did the trans community a very big favor … Privatization [helps] far more people than the alternative of keeping it locked down in an academic institution which forced trans women to jump through many hoops."
Twenty major medical institutions offered sex reassignment surgery at the time that Hopkins shut its program down, according to a 1979 AP article.
Though the surgeries at Hopkins ended in 1979, the University continued to study sexual and gender behavior. Today, the SBCU provides consultations for members of the transgender community interested in sex reassignment surgery, provides patients with hormones and refers patients to specialists for surgery.
The Hopkins Student Health and Wellness Center is also working toward providing transgender students necessary services as a plan benefit under the University's insurance plan once the student health insurance plan switches carriers on Aug. 15.
"We are hopefully working towards getting hormones and other surgical options covered by the student health insurance," Demere Woolway, director of LGBTQ Life at Hopkins, said. "We've done a number of trainings for the folks over in the Health Center both on the counseling side and on the medical side. So we've done some great work with them and I think they are in a good place to be welcoming and supportive of folks."
Schmidt does ongoing work to provide the Hopkins population with transgender services, and says he would like for Hopkins to start performing sex reassignment surgeries again. But Chris Kraft, the current co-director of the SBCU, says that this is not feasible today, as no academic institution provides these surgeries since not enough people request them.
"It is unfortunate that no medical schools in the country have faculty who are trained or able to provide surgeries," he wrote in an email to The News-Letter. "All the best surgeons work free-standing, away from medical schools. If we had surgeons who could provide the same quality services as the other surgeons in the country, then it would make sense to provide these services. Sadly, few physicians are willing to make gender surgery a priority in their careers because gender patients who go on to surgery are a very small population."
Beyer, however, does not think that the transgender community needs Hopkins to reinstate its program, and that there are currently enough options available.
"We're way, way past that," she said. "It's no longer the kind of procedure that needs an academic institution to perform research and development."
Though she finds the way that Hopkins treated its sex reassignment patients in the 60s and 70s questionable, she thinks that the SBCU has been a great resource for the transgender community.
"Today those folks are wonderful people," Beyer said. "They're very helpful. They're the go-to place up in Baltimore. They've done a lot of good for a lot of people. They've contributed politically as well to passage of gender identity legislation in Maryland and elsewhere."
The Maryland Coalition for Trans Equality's Donna Cartwright said that the transgender community does not have enough resources available to them. She said offering surgery at a nearby academic institution could provide more support to the community.
"Generally, the medical community needs to be better educated on trans health care and there should be greater availability [of sex reassignment surgery]," she said. "I think it would be good if there was an institution in the area that did provide health care, including surgery."
As a resident I had a pt who had under gone transgender surgery and was touted as the success. She did a lot of media interviews. However she would often cry and say to me-" Now I'm neither male or female". How sad. I think the transgender surgeries should be stopped.
No one wants to tell the truth. I have not only heard that from that first patient but others since that time.
What in the world are we doing, cutting away normal organs, giving hormones, trying to make some-one something they are not.
Inevitably, life (through the transgender "woman" getting a male disease such as prostate cancer or other such thing) reality weighs down and these folks are more unhappy then ever.
Now it is not politically correct that research should show the truth so no one will do or report the real research.
How sad it is that we have let political and not moral correctness reign in this arena.
So, SJNMom, you're making your clinical decision based upon an n of one? Or maybe five? And from such a font of knowledge you wish to ban the surgeries? Please cancel my appointment.
So, on the basis of ONE anecdotal account, all reassignment surgeries should be stopped? Perhaps we could extend this non-medical approach to heart surgery – one death and all cardiac surgeries are forbidden.
As a doctor who works with children and young people (theousands NOT just one individual), some of whom present with gender dysphoria,I support the surgical approach for a medically determined diagnosis. Statisitcs show that surgery is far more successful than counselling alone.
Johns Hopkins has NOT ceased to offer reassignment surgery – private patients are still receiving treatment.
James, could you please link me to these statistics? The one that you say, "show that surgery is far more successful than counseling[sic] alone"? I am looking into this issue as a whole(from a practical, non-bias standpoint), and from what I have found so far, it seems like the opposite is true. But I want an honest, balanced opinion. I'd really appreciate it! Thanks.
What John's Hopkins did was akin to the experimental work the Nazi Doctors did during the war. Led by John Money a false Assumption was chosen to seemingly right some bodily errors. Later in the 60's Money found the Twin boys in Canada and started with them to pursue his theories of nurture over nature. He even used Trans people to show it would work. At same time frame another doctor was working on Gender studies whom Money did much to alienate his work and research, a Dr. Milton Diamond.
Dr Money never interviewed his Trans people very well as too when they knew that they were Trans. I for one knew at three years old. Others as soon as 2 before they could talk. Had He done that simple thing his theories would have failed before they started. His practices are still being practiced all over the world and many examples of failure can and are documented. A court case in Virginia Beach I believe is in order presently with a little boy. Intersex should not be designated one sex or the other except in a medical lifesaving event. They should Choose
when they are of age.
You wrote: "The people at Hopkins who are naturally very conservative anyway … decided that they were embarrassed by this program and wanted to shut it down," Rightly so, then why did they start it without proper research??
You also wrote:
Schmidt does ongoing work to provide the Hopkins population with transgender services, and says he would like for Hopkins to start performing sex reassignment surgeries again. But Chris Kraft, the current co-director of the SBCU, says that this is not feasible today, as no academic institution provides these surgeries since not enough people request them.
If so why are so many University's and corporations paying for this surgery. There would be many more because most cannot afford the cost. This will change and John's Hopkins will have Missed the Boat again.
What Dr. Money did to Intersex people was Criminal and it continues today from your Hospitals Legacy! !
His programs made it to Minneapolis also. Bad results.
Your invocation of the David Reimer case is ironic, since the case clearly illustrates that you CANNOT change a child's inner sense of sexual ('gender') identity. This was generally known as the 'John/Joan' case before it was exposed by the Colapinto article and book.
John Money was often wrongheaded and irresponsible, but he was on the same page as you and Paul McHugh: he believed you could mold and persuade people out of their gender identity. It is pretty clear that you can't.
How DARE the author not title this article "A SHAMEFUL History of Sexual Re-Assignment" ??
Informed adults can decide for themselves at a rational age whether any of their parts are disposable.
To claim the decision of having body parts that are disposable as being rational points to having been informed of some rather dubious thinking!
Paul McHugh misinterprets Dr Cecilia Dehjne's 2011 study to defend his ideology. However the study did not reach the conclusions he is falsely stating.
Could you possibly elaborate?
The Swedish study did indeed show that post-op Trans people had more problems than the general population.
Similar studies on post-op cancer and heart patients show that morbidity and mortality is also increased compared to the general population. We cannot conclude that surgical treatment of cancer or heart patients is not useful, simply because outcome is not perfect. This is fairly basic science.
In all those cases, including transsexuality, a proper trial with a control group who remain untreated would be unethical, due to the much higher mortality in the control group.
I'm not surprised that Dr McHugh doesn't see things that way. He openly admitted in his work "Psychiatric Misadventures" that
"This interrelationship of cultural antinomianism and a psychiatric misplaced emphasis is seen at its grimmest in the practice known as sex-reassignment surgery. I happen to know about this because Johns Hopkins was one of the places in the United States where this practice was given its start. It was part of my intention, when I arrived in Baltimore in 1975, to help end it."
Verdict first, gathering evidence in support of the pre-determined ideological conclusion afterwards.
"It was part of my intention, when I arrived in Baltimore in 1975, to help end it."
I can think of no more damning words for someone pretending to be engaged in research.
In Prof McHugh's defence… data since then strongly suggests that Gender Identity is something determined before birth. It is not malleable.
Where he goes badly awry is in his unevidenced assumption that it is determined purely by chromosomes through some unspecified mechanism, and that neuro-anatomy plays no role. Data strongly suggests the opposite.
For example, in Cloacal Extrophy, neuro-anatomy only differs weakly from the usual course of events.
Discordant Sexual Identity in Some Genetic Males with Cloacal Exstrophy Assigned to Female Sex at Birth by Reiner and Gearhart, N Engl J Med. 2004 January 22; 350(4): 333–341.
RESULTS Eight of the 14 subjects assigned to female sex declared themselves male during the course of this study, whereas the 2 raised as males remained male. Subjects could be grouped according to their stated sexual identity. Five subjects were living as females; three were living with unclear sexual identity, although two of the three had declared themselves male; and eight were living as males, six of whom had reassigned themselves to male sex. All 16 subjects had moderate-to-marked interests and attitudes that were considered typical of males. Follow-up ranged from 34 to 98 months.
CONCLUSIONS Routine neonatal assignment of genetic males to female sex because of severe phallic inadequacy can result in unpredictable sexual identification. Clinical interventions in such children should be reexamined in the light of these findings.
No matter what you do post-natally, surgically or through upbringing, and despite the fact that neither sex nor gender identity are strict binaries, you can't change a boy into a girl. Try, and some who are not strongly gendered can live with it, though even then they have "moderate-to-marked interests and attitudes that were considered typical of males". Many *can't* live with it though, despite the many societal, legal and medical barriers to transition.
However this implies that there will inevitably be some whose external appearance and genital configuration appear usual, but whose neuro-anatomy is cross-sexed. What this proportion is, from negligible (1 in several million) to very significant (1 in several thousand) has to be determined empirically. Also to be determined, the behavioural and attitudinal effects, and since brains are anything but homogenous structures, which parts are affected and to what degree.
Male-to-female transsexuals show sex-atypical hypothalamus activation when smelling odorous steroids. by Berglund et al Cerebral Cortex 2008 18(8):1900-1908;
…the data implicate that transsexuality may be associated with sex-atypical physiological responses in specific hypothalamic circuits, possibly as a consequence of a variant neuronal differentiation.
Male–to–female transsexuals have female neuron numbers in a limbic nucleus. Kruiver et al J Clin Endocrinol Metab (2000) 85:2034–2041
The present findings of somatostatin neuronal sex differences in the BSTc and its sex reversal in the transsexual brain clearly support the paradigm that in transsexuals sexual differentiation of the brain and genitals may go into opposite directions and point to a neurobiological basis of gender identity disorder.
A sex difference in the human brain and its relation to transsexuality. by Zhou et al Nature (1995) 378:68–70.
Our study is the first to show a female brain structure in genetically male transsexuals and supports the hypothesis that gender identity develops as a result of an interaction between the developing brain and sex hormones
A sex difference in the hypothalamic uncinate nucleus: relationship to gender identity. by Garcia-Falgueras et al Brain. 2008 Dec;131(Pt 12):3132-46.
We propose that the sex reversal of the INAH3 in transsexual people is at least partly a marker of an early atypical sexual differentiation of the brain and that the changes in INAH3 and the BSTc may belong to a complex network that may structurally and functionally be related to gender identity.
White matter microstructure in female to male transsexuals before cross-sex hormonal treatment. A diffusion tensor imaging study. – Rametti et al, J Psychiatr Res. 2010 Jun 8.
CONCLUSIONS: Our results show that the white matter microstructure pattern in untreated FtM transsexuals is closer to the pattern of subjects who share their gender identity (males) than those who share their biological sex (females). Our results provide evidence for an inherent difference in the brain structure of FtM transsexuals.
Specific Cerebral Activation due to Visual Erotic Stimuli in Male-to-Female Transsexuals Compared with Male and Female Controls: An fMRI Study by Gizewski et al J Sex Med 2009;6:440–448.
Results. Significantly enhanced activation for men compared with women was revealed in brain areas involved in erotic processing, i.e., the thalamus, the amygdala, and the orbitofrontal and insular cortex, whereas no specific activation for women was found. When comparing MTF transsexuals with male volunteers, activation patterns similar to female volunteers being compared with male volunteers were revealed. Sexual arousal was assessed using standard rating scales and did not differ significantly for the three groups.
..and so on.
Prof McHugh's pre-judgment that the issue is psychiatric, not biological, in nature, a product of sociology, is evidenced by another quote from "Psychiatric Misadventures"
"We need to know how to prevent such sadness, indeed horror.We have to learn how to manage this condition as a mental disorder when we fail to prevent it. If it depends on child rearing, then let's hear about its inner dynamics so that parents can be taught to guide their children properly. If it is an aspect of confusion tied to homosexuality, we need to understand its nature and exactly how to manage it as a manifestation of serious mental disorder among homosexual individuals. But instead of attempting to learn enough to accomplish these worthy goals, psychiatrists collaborated in a exercise of folly with distressed people during a time when "do your own thing" had something akin to the force of a command."
He ignores the 60 year history of wild-goose chases hunting for a post-natal environmental cause that doesn't exist – it's not as if they haven't been looked for! What he proposes as "treatment that hasn't been tried" was tried long ago – with unfortunate results.
"Treatment aimed at trying to change a person's gender identity and expression to become more congruent with sex assigned at birth has been attempted in the past without success (Gelder & Marks, 1969; Greenson, 1964), particularly in the long term (Cohen-Kettenis & Kuiper, 1984; Pauly, 1965). Such treatment is no longer considered ethical. " – Standards of care v7
He also appears unaware of the many advances in neuro-imaging since the mid 90's that contradict his unevidenced ideologically and politically based beliefs.
An 'inherent difference in brain structure' is not necessarily a good argument for the health of how a person views themselves. Gender identity is not the only outlook a person has about themselves or life in general. Will you take the same stance for those who demonstrate an 'inherent brain structure' whose development leads to violent behavior or some other anomaly? You seem to be splitting hairs to make the exception into the rule.
There are plenty of external factors that impact brain development in post' natal years. If depression proneness, anxiety, PTSD, physical/emotional/sexual abuse do not impact a persons brain development or self-image then those issues should be made no issue at all.
Some clarifications regarding a study that was published in 2011 by myself and co-workers. The study showed a three times elevated hazard ration for overall mortality compared to the general population for the period 1973-2003 (i.e. the time period in the study).The main causes of death were suicide, cardiovascular disease and smoke related cancer. If the study period was divided to before or after 1989 it was evident that mortality after 1989 was not significantly different from the general population. The study was not designed to answer the question if gender confirming surgery imposed specific risks or benefits. Therefore the findings cannot be to argue for or against endocrine or surgical treatment. As pointed out earlier, the same type of outcome are observed for other diseases and no one would argue against treatment of cancer, diabetes or bipolar disorder; all demonstrate an increased overall mortality. The suggested conclusion is to focus on improvement in care. Gender confirmation surgery and endocrine treatment only aims at amelioration of gender dysphoria. Many studies and a meta-analysis confirms a decrease in gender dysphoria complaints. Individuals with gender dysphoria may also suffer from depression, PTSD, and also consequences from gender related abuse, sexual trauma, discrimination, and hate crimes. I do think we have to address these questions on a societal levels as well as in in the health care system in order to improve general health among those who suffer from gender dysphoria.
Can you prove you are the person you say you are? I don't mean to be rude, it just seems fishy to me. I'm sure you understand.
I can jump in that one…
Yes I can, so can you, as can anyone else. The question is not Unity of Identity. The question is the right and Wrong of SRS. Changing the subject is Avoiding the question with a Red Herring Fallacy. Points for trying though
you can hardly compare heart surgery with genital reassignment surgery which treats a psychological disorder with the deliberate, irreversible surgical destruction of healthy organs,at serious risk to health and function, for no reason other than cosmetic appearance and with little evidence that it makes any difference to suicide and pathology rates in those identifying as gender dysphoric. since when did extensive destructive medical treatments and unlimited validation become a reasonable response to threats of suicide and delusional conditions? I don't think that works with any other mental illness does it? objecting to the labelling of gender dysphoria as a mental illness only erases all possibility of medically justifying treatment.


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Anti-government demonstrators chanted "God, Syria, freedom" at the funeral of a fellow protester in the southern Syrian city of Deraa.
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Does her Ped have any concerns about strenght or LO not walking yet?
My DH's daughter did not walk untill she was 18months. Average is 9-18months. DD walked at 18months, and DS walked at 9 months...same dad, different moms. By the way DD is now 20 (DH is 42), she is bright, was always the lead in musical plays, and finished her AA in 3 semesters, so she could transfer to a University early. She apparently would ask "Pick me up, please?" before she could walk. I hope you have the same outcome.
I know what you mean about being nervous. DS did not roll over till he was 6 months...everyone else had been posting that their LO's were rolling over from like 2.5months. I swear he was the last to roll over. Though when he rolled over meant nothing when he starting cruising furnitature 4 weeks later. We like things to go in a straight forward manner, it doesn't always work out that way. One thing out of sync does not indicate everything will be out of sync. I think we are programed to worry!
Our LO is not walking yet either, she is doing exactly what your LO is doing. Our ped is not concerned yet either and won't be until 18 months; she has some mighty fine fine motor skills though!
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My LO just started walking at almost 15 months :)
My first two walked at 10 months, and 11 months, but this LO didn't even roll over until almost 9 months and didn't crawl until 10 months. She is healthy and strong but just didn't feel like it I guess. Lol. I'm sure yours will walk soon!
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Kari Lehtonen, the most underrated goalie in the NHL
Nov 14, 2013, 11:38 AM EDT
Not sure how many of you stayed up to watch last night's Stars-Oilers game in Edmonton. Those that did saw a first-star performance from Dallas goalie Kari Lehtonen, who really has to be the most underrated netminder in the NHL.
Lehtonen's 22-save shutout in the Stars' 3-0 victory bumped his save percentage up to .932. While he's far from the only regular starter off to an excellent start to the season…
…it doesn't seem like he gets the attention he deserves.
Maybe that's because of the market he plays in. Or maybe it's because he's signed through 2017-18 so there's no contract speculating to do. Or maybe it's because the 29-year-old has been doing what he's doing for so long that it's not really a story anymore.
In 393 NHL games, Lehtonen has a save percentage of .915. Among active goalies with at least 10,000 career saves, only Tim Thomas (.921), Henrik Lundqvist (.920), Roberto Luongo (.919) and Tomas Vokoun (.917) have stopped a higher percentage of shots.
That's pretty good company. Maybe we should talk about the guy a bit more.
- dhawks19 - Nov 14, 2013 at 12:06 PM
Agreed. Finland has a lot of really good candidates for olympic consideration. Pekka Rinne, Antti Niemi, Kari Lehtonen, Tuukka Rask.
- ibieiniid - Nov 14, 2013 at 12:15 PM
"Maybe that's because of the market he plays in." Does this not tell the whole story? I think most of us are aware of HOW good he is, or at the very least, that he's a great goalie in the game right now. I said it once on PHT, but I think the league and broadcasters would be well-off if they started promoting the game of hockey rather than individual teams. focus a bit on how Lehtonen is a superstar goalie, pick up some Stars fans in other markets. There's no reason every hockey fan shouldn't be aware of what a guy like Shane Doan in a weak market like Phoenix has been doing over the last 10 games at age 37. Instead, we get to hear what Patrick Kane put on his second plate at the monthly brunch buffet (I made that up, don't go looking for the story. also, no offense to real Kane news).
- ibieiniid - Nov 14, 2013 at 12:29 PM
on second though, I guess that's what this particular NBC-based hockey news outlet is doing with this very article. well done again, PHT.
- skr213 - Nov 14, 2013 at 12:32 PM
Totally agreed!! So crazy how much useless news we get from the "big" market East Coast teams (and Chicago and Detroit), while basic news like "when is Brent Burns going to be back in the Sharks line-up" just falls by the wayside. Glad that PHT is one of the few places braking that tradition.
- kicksave1980 - Nov 14, 2013 at 12:16 PM
I think he's a great goalie, but he's hurt. All…the…time.
- broadstreetsbaddest88 - Nov 14, 2013 at 12:31 PM
That's exactly why. He's a great goalie and definitely the most underrated in the league but I feel like he's constantly hurt. He comes back and plays great and hurts himself again. I love the way he plays and deserves more recognition and for his insane at times highlight leg saves. The guy has some sick moves. If he could stay up healthy he'd be top ten at minimal every year
- skr213 - Nov 14, 2013 at 12:30 PM
Couple of those saves he made against the Oilers yesterday were just siiiiiick.
- broadstreetsbaddest88 - Nov 14, 2013 at 12:45 PM
Josh Harding should be gettin some recognition for his insane numbers this year. He's leading the league with a mind boggling GAA of 1.21 and save% of 9.47 in 15 games played. Hats off to Harding
- mrpinkca - Nov 14, 2013 at 1:10 PM
He also make ridiculous scorpion saves 2-3 times a year.
- dlk75150 - Nov 14, 2013 at 1:32 PM
No one gives recognition to team members when the team doesn't make the playoffs. Loui never was recognized here either. Can you imagine how good he would be with a good d in front of him. Unfortunately Dallas management doesn't address this and as a result he gets hurt b/c he has to make crazy saves night after night.
- timmmah10 - Nov 14, 2013 at 2:05 PM
To me, flashy saves are overrated. Brodeur in his prime, for example, really wasn't a flashy tender. He was consistently in position, was very good and vision through traffic, and his rebound control was off the charts.
Kari has all of those tools, but gets caught sprawling a lot. BUT all that being said, I rank Lehtonen easily in the top 10 goalies in the league. IF he does anything during a future a playoff run, he'd move up that list quickly.
- darksidecowboy - Nov 14, 2013 at 2:16 PM
If it wasn't for the Big Finn in Big D, the Stars would be in the NHL cellar. Not like they're running the table, but if GM Nill can get the defense steady they might get a sniff in the super competitive western conference playoffs.
- gbfb88 - Nov 15, 2013 at 9:33 AM
Hey Jason, THIS is the type of article I've been waiting for on Dallas, and I'm sorry to have offended you last week. Thank you for the well-written, slightly overdue, coverage of just how amazing Kari has been for the Stars.
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I am currently working on my 1992 R100GS and am doing a frame up restoration on a 1978 R100/7. This will be number three Beemer for the stable.
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Very slow moving showers and thunderstorms will move into our area overnight and Sunday. The potential for flooding will be heightened in southern and eastern Kentucky.
Very slow moving showers and thunderstorms will move into our area overnight and Sunday. The potential for flooding will be heightened in southern and eastern Kentucky.
Its been a deadly fire season this winter in a central Kentucky county. Now firefighters there are working to make sure every home is safe, should a fire break out.
Five people have died in two separate fires this winter in Montgomery County. This includes a fire on Christmas Eve that killed three young boys; Brandon, Wayne, and Timmy Elam, and their 17-year-old cousin Shirley Rothwell. Another fire a week later killed an older gentleman, Harvey Caudill.
Firefighters say it appears in both fires the victims were sleeping and none of the homes had smoke detectors.
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The Montgomery County Fire Department says its goal for 2009 is to get a smoke detector into every home in the county.
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53 year old man | El Cajon, CA, USA | Seeking women 45-53 within 50 miles
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Back after technical difficulties. Starting new chapter in life, looking for someone special to write it with.
To be honest I didn't know what to think about this on-line dating. My kids suggested I give it a try. It took me some time to complete this section cuz I didn't know what to write. I asked a close friend to give me some ideas. She described me as a positive, up beat and out going individual. Kind of an old fashion, romantic. Don't know about all that but I do still think a guy should open the door for a women, send flowers for no apparent reason, send a text just saying "I was thinking about you", or a phone call just to here her voice. I'm very spontaneous; it's not uncommon to be talking about going to Hawaii on Thurs. afternoon and be on a plane Fri. morn. for a weekend trip. I enjoy getting away with that some one special. Not into serial dating, the bar scene (to meet someone). I am really looking for a long term relationship with a best friend. You know someone to spend time with, to share secrets with, to talk with, to pray with, to laugh with, to cry with, to hold hands with, walk with, to travel with, camp with (as long as its in a motor home), to sit on the beach at night and watch the waves come in with. Someone to cook dinner together with and chase each other around the kitchen and act goofy with then sit down to a candle lit dinner and maybe a glass of wine with. Someone who understands grace and can extend it to me when I fall short,,,,cuz I will (at least once.....). My best friend…. I guess that would be my Dad. I was named after him. He and I have worked together for as long as I can remember. I always went to work with him as I was growing up. He would let me sit on his lap and drive the work trucks or put me on a tractor to drive or just show me how to do different things. He bought me my first set of tools and a pouch when I was only 3. He sent me to school to be an Architect. I have always wanted to be in business with him. He just retired after 25 years from the Construction Management company I founded (dreams do come true).
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing cards , Playing sports , Political interests , Religion/Spiritual , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Auto racing / Motorcross, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Football, Golf, Swimming, VolleyBall, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I have Dogs
I like Horses
I have a little pocket pup. She goes everywhere with me, Her name is Chloe....
Wave House, Brigantine in Del Mar, Cinepolis, Humphreys, Barefoot Bar, World Famus, Vegas, Frisco., Qualcomm Stadium, My motor home somewhere in nature, My car, top down, cruising up PCH...In your arms (just checking to see if you read this far.....)
Travel......I've been to Germany, France, England, China, Japan, Singapore, India, Mexico and Canada. Traveled all through the States. Loved Hawaii. Weekend getaways to Frisco, Vegas or New York. Take the train (sleeper) up the coast to Vancouver.
Anything outside from the beach to the desert. you can throw in the mountains as well. Camping, off roading , motorcycles. I enjoy going to the movies, concerts, sporting events (tailgating). Time together with family and friends, BBQ or bon fires.
The speeding ticket I got cruising up PCH.....
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|Blue, Green, Hazel
|Light brown
|Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Salt and pepper, Dark blonde, Platinum
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|Social Drinker
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I formed my first Co. at 20, in three years I had the second largest Mechanical Engineering Co. in the Inland Empire. At 25 I formed a Construction Management Co. specializing in the construction of schools and hospitals. Semi-Retired a few years ago
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|Have kids:
|Yes, and they live away from home (More than 3)
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|No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|Probably not, No, No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|White / Caucasian
|Asian, East Indian, Latino / Hispanic, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian
|Christian / Other
|Christian / Catholic, Christian / LDS, Christian / Protestant, Spiritual but not religious, Christian / Other
Partnered w/ multiple ministries to construct housing, churches and medical facilities for orphans in India. Produced a documentary chronicling the life of Samuel, a Nairobi orphan with polio and his rise to qualify for the 2008 Paralympics in China.
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I studied Architecture but dropped out my second year. Various classes over the years. Really, I guess I'm a grad of the "School of Hard Knocks". Ironically, I was recruited to teach a college course on Principles of Construction: Methods/Materials


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Spray saucepan with non-fat cooking spray.
Melt marshmallows with Smart Beat margarine over low heat, stirring constantly, about 6 minutes.
Remove from heat and whisk in food coloring and vanilla.
Stir in cornflakes to coat them.
Keep mixture warm by placing saucepan in large pot or skillet filled with hot water.
Replace water as it cools.
Working quickly so mixture doesn't harden, use two spoons sprayed with non-fat cooking spray or spray it on your fingers, to drop small (1 heaping Tbs.) mounds of cornflake mixture onto waxed paper.
With lightly sprayed fingers, quickly form mounds into wreaths with holes in the centers.
Immediately while wreaths are sticky, decorate with candies.
When wreaths dry, they may be strung with ribbons as tree ornaments.
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Here's a bit of animation I've done. One is a short (very short) film I did entitled "Great Moments in the History of Aviation (as witnessed by seagulls)", the other is a demo reel, compiled from pencil tests I did in my first animation class this last Spring.
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Easyfromthegitgo to Stand at 519 Thoroughbreds
Easyfromthegitgo will be relocated for the 2006 breeding season to 519 Thoroughbreds near Arcadia, La.
Easyfromthegitgo will be relocated for the 2006 breeding season to 519 Thoroughbreds near Arcadia, La.
Grand Reward, a grade II-winning son of Storm Cat produced from champion Serena's Song, will retire to John Sikura's Hill 'n' Dale Farm near Lexington where he will stand the 2006 season for $12,500.
Ghostzapper, last year's Horse of the Year after winning the Breeders' Cup Classic – Powered by Dodge (gr. I) in track-record time, will begin his stallion career for a fee of $200,000 at Frank Stronach's Adena Springs Farm near Midway, Ky.
Pikepass, a son of Forty Niner whose first crop are juveniles, will stand at Margaux Farm near Midway, Ky., in 2006. No stud fee was announced.
Kela, a grade I-winning sprinter who ran second in last year's Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I) to champion Speightstown, has been retired and will stand at Margaux Farm near Midway, Ky., in 2006.
Limehouse, who ran fourth in Smarty Jones' Kentucky Derby (gr. I) last year and this June won the Brooklyn Handicap (gr. II), will be retired at the end of the year and will stand in 2006 at Tom Simon's Vinery near Lexington.
DNA testing has confirmed that the horse sent to stand at stud in Australia is not Dubai Millennium's half-brother, Dubai Excellence.
Naevus, the sire of 29 stakes winners and earners of more than $21 million, was euthanized Aug. 12 due to complications from laminitis.
Proud Accolade, who won the Champagne Stakes (gr. I) last year at two and the Hutcheson Stakes (gr. II) earlier this year, has been retired and will stand in 2006 at Satish Sanan's Padua Stables near Summerfield, Fla.
New Zealand stud Windsor Park announced May 20 that the partners in Montjeu have decided to rest the former champion performer from shuttle duties this year.
Successful Appeal, the leading freshman sire of 2004 and sire of Kentucky Derby (gr. I) second-place finisher Closing Argument, will not cover any more mares this breeding season, John T.L. Jones III of Walmac Farm said in a release today.
Statement, a stakes winning son of Seattle Slew, will enter stud at Hooper Roff's Pyaar Acres near Lexington. He will stand for $3,500.
Sheikh Mohammed was, and he'll say the same today too, always adamant Dubai Millennium was the best horse he'd ever seen and was going to be the best stallion.
A paddock accident to a hind leg of the great Zabeel sent a scare through Cambridge Stud in New Zealand where the champion has been standing for 10 years. He was immediately confined to his stall.
Box Office Event will stand at Castle Peak Farm in Ontario, Canada, for a fee of $3,000.
Carson City, the 14th ranked sire by progeny earnings in 2004, died Friday morning at Overbrook Farm. The cause of death is not known, pending the results of an autopsy.
Kris, a champion racehorse and sire in England, died Thursday at Lord John Howard de Walden's Plantation Stud. He was 28.
Graded stakes winner Griffinite will stand at Metropolitan Stud in Pine Plains, New York in 2005 for a $4,000 fee.
Even the Score, a graded stakes winning son of Unbridled's Song, has been retired and will stand in 2005 at Ro Parra's Millennium Farms near Lexington.
City Zip, a half-brother to Breeders' Cup Classic – Powered by Doge (gr. I) winner Ghostzapper, is being moved for the 2005 breeding season to Will Farish's Lane's End Farm near Versailles, Ky.
Adonis, who won the 1999 Wood Memorial (gr. II) and Discovery Handicap (gr. III) in New York, will return to that state to stand in 2005.
Speightstown, winner of the Oct. 30 Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I), will stand in 2005 for $40,000.
Ashford Stud is raising the stud fees on two if its high profile stallions, freshman sires Giant's Causeway and Fusaichi Pegasus.
Atticus, a 12-year-old son of Nureyev who has sired three stakes winners, has been purchased by Suarez Racing and will stand in 2005 at Rich and Gaby Sulpizio's Magali Farms near Santa Ynez, Calif.
Sultry Song, the sire of Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT) winner Singletary, will stand for the same fee in 2005 that he stood for this year.
Littleexpectations, a full brother to leading Texas sire Valid Expectations, is moving from Kentucky to Texas for the 2005 breeding season.
Elusive Quality, who began his stallion career standing for $10,000 and has sired 16 stakes winners to date including Smarty Jones, will stand in 2005 for $100,000.
In what appears to be a devastating blow to Arrowfield Stud, its young sire Platinum Scissors (Danehill -- Shantha's Choice) at this point in time appears to be having fertility problems.
Omega Code, a track-record setting son of Elusive Quality, has been purchased by Walmac Stud Management and will stand at Johnny Jones III and Bobby Trussell's Walmac International following his retirement.
Last year's boom Australian freshman stallion Mossman (Success Express -- Lichen Lady) has undergone surgery for colic and will not serve another mare at Vinery Stud this season.
Roar of the Tiger, a full brother to Giant's Causeway, has been retired and will stand in 2005 at Hartley/De Renzo Walmac South near Ocala, Fla. His fee will be $6,000.
Deputy Minister, a champion racehorse and sire, died today at Ohio State University Veterinary Hospital. He was 25.
Without giving a specific reason, Coolmore announced High Chaparral had a "minor setback at the end of the recent breeding season" and will not shuttle to Australia as planned. The Southern Hemisphere breeding season begins Sept. 1.
Exciting Story, who was a Canadian champion at two (1999) and won the Met Mile (gr. I) at four, was euthanized recently at Will Farish's Lane's End Texas farm, where he stood at stud.
Speightstown, a lightly raced multiple graded stakes winning son of Gone West, will be retired at the end of 2004.
In a move that has raised some eyebrows, Coolmore has sold one of its group I producing stallions, Foxhound.
Castle Gandolfo, a group III stakes winner who was also twice group I stakes placed, will enter stud this year at John T.L. Jones' Walmac International near Lexington. He will stand for $6,000.
America's Storm, a stakes-placed son of Storm Cat, will enter stud this year at Joan Rogers' Applebite Farm in French, Camp, Calif. He will stand for $4,000.
Hold That Tiger, who will stand his first season at stud this year at Ashford Stud near Versailles, Ky., will shuttle to Australia for the Southern Hemisphere breeding season.
Stakes-placed Conscience Clear will be relocated for the 2004 breeding season to Martin Stables South near Reddick, Fla. He will stand for $2,500.
A share in Deputy Commander brought the top price of $150,000 during the Stallion Access November sale of select seasons and shares Friday in Lexington.
David Copperfield, a grade III turf winner who has not started this year, has been retired and will stand in 2004 at Rick Trontz' Hopewell Farm near Midway, Ky. No stud fee was announced for the 6-year-old son of Halo.
English classic winner Mister Baileys, who stood first at Vinery in Kentucky before being purchased to stand in Europe, has been found to now be infertile, The Racing Post reported.
Touch Tone, a 4-year-old stakes winner and grade I stakes-placed son of Pick Up the Phone, has been retired and will stand in 2003 at Jim Helzer's JEH Stallion Station near Pilot Point, Texas. He will stand for $2,500.
Storm Day, a graded stakes-placed half-brother to Brian's Time, has been sold to stand at stud next year at Clear Creek Stud near Folsom, La. No stud fee was announced for the son of Storm Cat--Kelley's Day, by Graustark.
The word on Sunday Silence remains grim, the mood at Shadai Stallion Station in Hokkaido less than optimistic.
HAYAKITA, HOKKAIDO, JAPAN (August 13) -- It's the ninth anniversary of the death of Zenya Yoshida, the founder of Shadai Farm. Rain has fallen for most of the day, growing stronger toward evening and the mood is grim at Shadai Stallion Station. In a barn set back from the others, a barn that was especially built to accommodate the aging Northern Taste, Sunday Silence battles what appear to be his longest odds yet.
Sailor's Warning, a graded stakes placed son of Storm Cat, will stand in 2002 at Sam Fieramosca's Colonial Farms near Colt's Neck, N.J. His fee will be $3,500.
By Dan Liebman -- With today's emphasis on the commercial market, large books of mares, and shuttling, it is highly unlikely we shall ever see another stallion sire 20% stakes winners.
Expelled (Explodent -- Social Lesson, by Forum) will be relocated from Kentucky to stand the 2002 breeding season at Albemarle Farm near Free Union, Va. He will stand for $5,000.


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A Long County man, General William Bacon, went to a watery grave nearly 70 years ago, but one group plans to remember his ultimate sacrifice and that of other World War II submariners.
The Liberty County Health Department's new Women, Infants and Children clinic on Fort Stewart will have an open house from 1-4 p.m. Thursday, and military families are welcome to attend.
Army Pvt. Walter R. Audesey recently graduated from the Infantryman One Station Unit Training at Fort Benning in Columbus.
Every time we turn down Hencart Road in Glennville to attend Calvary Baptist Church, we see the bright green sign that reads: Tom Shine Memorial Road. I often wondered who he was and why the road was named for Tom Shine.
It may not be the first place someone thinks to turn to for an education on personal finances, but at Bethesda Church, that is exactly what people are getting - and they're paying off debt while doing so.
CHARLESTON - Rarely-displayed paintings of Charleston during the Civil War by a Confederate soldier, including an iconic rendering of the submarine H.L. Hunley, are being made available this week on the Internet by The Museum of the Confederacy.
Looking for a taste of Hinesville?
SAVANNAH - Pope Benedict XVI has chosen a metro Atlanta priest to be the new bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Savannah, which governs parishes in 90 south Georgia counties.
The 52nd annual Kicklighter reunion will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 30 at Beard's Creek Primitive Baptist Church in Glennville.
Hinesville resident Bill Mitchell recently returned from Trondheim, Norway, as a world champion. He won top honors in the freestyle-sideburns category of the World Beard and Moustache Championships. Nearly 200 people from 15 countries competed in the contest.
Hinesville native Larry Morgan, the son of retired 1st Sgt. Leroy and Genora Morgan, recently was promoted to metro regional director of the State of Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles. He will oversee parole districts in the metro Atlanta area.
ELBERTON, - Henry Victor Booth may be the only man alive whose father worked guard duty at Georgia's infamous Andersonville prison-of-war camp, where nearly 13,000 Union soldiers died during the Civil War that began 150 years ago.
Statewide adolescent health and youth development programs are on the chopping block this year due to a $1,280,085 reduction in funding.
ATLANTA - Move over, Bronx Zoo cobra.
At its annual banquet June 21, the Rotary Club of Hinesville awarded $1,000 college scholarships to three recent graduates.
Third Class Citizens, a band with members from Liberty and Long counties, is in the running for both the Georgia Music Awards' country band of the year and Georgia-country.com's group of the year.
"Don't let the bear get you!" This old saying popped into my head during this extremely hot weather.
More than a week after the Supreme Court ruled that marriage is a constitutional right guaranteed for same-sex couples, not just a man and a woman, reaction in Liberty County appears to be muted.
Bryan County Sheriff Clyde Smith recently served up a suggestion to one of his best friends, retired Bryan County Probate Court Judge Hermon Butler.
Bobby Batson of Richmond Hill will be on the TV show "700 Club" on Tuesday to promote his upcoming movie, "90 Minutes in Heaven".
The Hinesville Downtown Development Authority recently had a food drive for the Manna House.
Every state has "cowboy toilet paper" growing somewhere in it.
Dr. Peter Martin loves animals.
In Chatham County, just outside Bloomingdale off Highway 204, there is a property with an old house, horse stables, an arena and a barn.
Daisy Jones, the city of Hinesville's Homeless Prevention Program coordinator, walked from table to table, ensuring each vendor was prepared before opening the doors of Bradwell Institute's gymnasium at noon June 6.
It started with the scanning of some old photos for safe keeping.
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