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The purpose of this study is to test therapeutic benefits of take-home LAAM. (1) Do subjects with take-home LAAM availability show increased clinical responsibility over subjects without; (2) Do subjects with take-home LAAM attempt diversion when random recall and other diversion safeguards are used; (3) Does treatment response correlate with background or drug use variables at intake, discharge, or during treatment?
Opioid-Related Disorders
Drug: LAAM
Phase 4
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|Allocation: Randomized
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Feasibility Study of Take-Home LAAM Medication
- Drug use
- Retention
- Increased prosocial behaviors
- Decreased frequency of HIV related behavior
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|March 1995
1-Year study, participant will be randomly assigned to one of two groups: One will have the opportunity to earn take-home doses by turning in a designated number of clean urines. Two will not have the opportunity to earn take-home doses. Clinic visits three times per week. Urine sample given at each visit.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
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Inclusion Criteria:
meets DSM-IV criteria for opiate dependence. M/F, 18 years or older. Certified for LAAm treatment by a physician. Able to understand english. Willing to provide names, addresses, and numbers of 3 relatives who can aid in patient location for follow-up visits.
Exclusion Criteria:
Hypertensive to LAAM. Pregnant or nursing women. Female of childbearing potential who refuses to use an acceptable form of birth control. Clinically significant abnormality in hematology, blood work, or UA, ETOH and/or sedative/hypnotic dependence according to DSM-IV criteria. Medical or psychiatric illness which would jeopardize safe study participation.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00000300
|United States, California
|Friends Research Institute
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90025
|Principal Investigator:
|Walter Ling, M.D.
|Friends Research Institute, Inc.
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|Study First Received:
|September 20, 1999
|Last Updated:
|November 3, 2005
|Health Authority:
|United States: Federal Government
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Opioid-Related Disorders
Chemically-Induced Disorders
Mental Disorders
Substance-Related Disorders
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OGDENSBURG The Fort La Presentation Associations dream of recreating the 1749 fort that once stood on Lighthouse Point is beginning to take shape.
The association received a $352,650 state grant Thursday through the North Country Regional Economic Development Council to develop an interpretive trail and waterfront park.
The project includes the construction of a trail network, a visitor and educational meeting space, interpretive signage, site restoration, landscaping, a parking area and links to the citys Maple City Trail system.
The fort has also applied for $177,360 through the state Department of Transportation, which if awarded would pay for a sidewalk along Main Street. A portion of that funding will also be used to construct the trail system.
The total cost of the trail system is $470,200.
Regardless of whether we receive that funding, well begin working on the trail system, association President Barbara J. OKeefe said Friday. We have a little bit of money in our funds and donations from in-kind services. We are always looking for outside donors.
Lining the half-mile trail will be a series of interpretive signs illustrating the sites history, including its pre-colonial Native American occupation, Forts La Presentation, Oswegatchie and Rensselaer, commonly referred to as Fort Presentation (with successive roles in the French and Indian War, American Revolution and War of 1812).
Earlier this year, the fort received two interpretive signs as part of a state Department of State grant secured with the help of Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa.
The waterfront trail network will provide views of the St. Lawrence and Oswegatchie rivers for Ogdensburgs residents and visitors, Mrs. OKeefe said.
We have the conceptual plan, and hopefully this will spur interest in the trail and get people on that beautiful piece of property, and once they are there, maybe they can learn a little bit of history, too, Mrs. OKeefe said.
The fort association hopes to begin work on the trail in the spring.
The trail should take about 19 to 20 months to complete, Mrs. OKeefe said. Its the first of many phases, but its a good beginning.
The second phase will be building the interpretive center; the third phase will be building the fort; and the fourth phase will be constructing a Native American village, Mrs. OKeefe said.
Fort association members hope the fort will serve as a tourist attraction to boost the local economy.
The association already hosts several community events, including Founders Day, the Primitive Biathlon, Living History Day for area students and War of 1812 Heritage Talks.
This project is more than just interpreting our history. It is also about economic development, Mrs. OKeefe said. It is another tourism and cultural historic site. Like the Remington Art Museum, we want to become a destination instead of a stop on a drive-through.
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Posted on February 12, 2008Somewhere amongst the grubby fists of our A&R Department here at Roadrunner, one can find 4 new Spineshank tracks. A few days ago the band delivered a disc with some of the new material they have been writing - three songs which have yet to be named, and the fourth being dubbed "Dead To Me". So, what does the band have to say about the new material at this point in time? Time for a little update from Tommy Decker (drummer)..."Hi everybody (hi dr. nick) just wanted to catch everybody up on whats up with the new album. We've been writing a lot of stuff and it's coming out awesome. I think it's the next logical step for the band. some of it is the heaviest stuff we've ever done. There's a new song that will definitely be a live show closer. It's really brutal! Sort of like the Height Of Callousness but even heavier. We've also been experimenting with some different kind of songs lately, really dark and dynamic. Of course there are the same Spineshank elements that have always been there, electronics, anger, good grooves, quiet parts that explode into chaos. We are gonna take our time - we want to make the best record we can and that takes time, so bear with us. It will be out this year though (barring any catastrophes). Well, I've gotta get back to writing music so I'll post again soon, when things are a little more finished. Bye, Tommy" The man behind The Production Gospel According To Dave tells that the band will most likely keep writing and recording new demos over the next 3 months, before heading into the studio to record shortly thereafter. Phase II is upon us...you have been warned...resistance is futile...
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Recognized by Forbes.com as one of the nation�s best parks in 2009, Cal Anderson Park includes a fountain, texture pool and reflecting pool, promenade paths, landscaping, a shelterhouse, a plaza, a children's play area, a wading pool, a lighted sports field, and a number of oversize chess boards. This open park invites walking, sitting, reading, contemplation, informal sports in the meadow, and organized sports on the athletic field.
For walkers: the circumference of the park on the sidewalks, including Bobby Morris Playfield, is 3,325 lineal feet, or about 2/3 of a mile. An interior loop on gravel paths, using the old concrete gatehouse as the most southern edge and passing the cone water feature to the north, is 1,700 lineal feet, or about 1/3 of a mile.
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CAPA is a new organization convened by Seattle Parks and Recreation which brings together citizens and parks employees who are dedicated to generating creative, innovative activities, programs and events to activate Cal Anderson Park.
Cal Anderson Park includes Lincoln Reservoir and Bobby Morris Playfield.
Lincoln Reservoir was constructed following the Great Seattle Fire of 1889. It was put in use in 1901. In 2000 it was taken out of service and replaced by underground tanks. The park reopened in 2005 with four additional acres of useable open space.
Originally named Lincoln Park by the City Council in 1901, it is the first park designed by the Olmsted Brothers in Seattle and was one of the first playgrounds to be developed (1907). For more information on the Olmsted legacy, please see www.seattle.gov/parks/parkspaces/Olmsted.htm.
In 1922, the Park Board renamed it "Broadway Playfield" after the neighborhood�s main street and neighborhood school to avoid confusion with a new major park acquired in West Seattle which was to be named Lincoln.
In 1980, the playfield was renamed Bobby Morris, after a beloved Capitol Hill coach who also served as King County Auditor for many years. In 2003, the entire site was named, "Cal Anderson Park" after the state legislator from this area. The ballfield retains its name.
In 2005, after Seattle Public Utilities covered the reservoir, Parks worked with the Berger Partnership to make the improvements to the park, with funding from the Pro Parks Levy, state grants, and other sources. In September 2005, the park reopened with greater open space, a new water feature, improved play areas, athletic facilities, restrooms, and meeting space.
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For those who use the GTD (Getting Things Done) system or have used it in the past, what are some areas where GTD is weak and might need improvement?
In my opinion GTD lacks as a whole-stack system because it's much more of a middleman, gluing the higher levels to the trenches in a brilliant way, but failing to cover the extremes themselves.
By the trenches, I mean actually executing tasks. The most GTD can offer is the 2-minute rule for tasks that can be done on the spot, but for tasks taking longer than that, look for The Pomodoro Technique or similar workflow management methods. It's helpful to break it up into work chunks spaced with breaks, and it uses the concept of timeboxing, which is to define a constraint during which you work on the task, no more and no less than the time box.
Then you also have habits, recurring tasks and other activities that aren't due but require some frequency, as well as tasks with a set due date themselves (though you have the Tickler file, it's not quite efficient as a task lisk).
Habits naturally lead to goals, being the why you are doing such things as habits (which are really just any action compounded over time) or any other tasks. GTD has absolutely no way to go above the project level, so I consider goalsetting it's biggest weakness. And when you go above goals, you have your long-term vision, and your purpose on Earth and thus the guiding principles (values) of your life. There are great many articles that cover those--though I know of no established methodology and would love to hear of one. Once you have these parts down it's easy to then link up goals to your GTD projects.
While GTD may come across to some as the workaholic manager's productivity system, I disagree with this view. I think it can be a wonderful tool to map out the current possible paths to your life and then prioritize, with periodic reviews. The key in GTD is that you're ready to pivot if necessary--all the information is on the table, not in your head.
I believe that GTD makes you lose track of what matters in your life and puts too much emphasis on "productivity" (doing as much as possible) over effectiveness (doing the right thing).
I moved to the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, using some of the rules from GTD, and never looked back.
UPDATE: To answer @Muz, I like the fact that 7 habits encourages me to schedule time for important stuff (gives you a week view), rather than going from one action to the next.
But I kept several things from GTD: dumping everything that is in my mind into lists of tasks, the 2 min rule, and how to make a task actionable by using very specific next actions.
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Found an interesting article on where GTD fails.
In short, it categorizes everything as next actions, that is, a thing to do next, like "get Amy's number" or "buy a pencil".
However, it fails when it comes to huge goals, such as "write a book". Writing a book can not be broken down into actions as "Write chapter 1", "Write chapter 2".
On the other hand, GTD helps in reminders of things you need to write your book, such as "Introduce character A", "Write out argument scene between Andrew and Malik". Breaking down tasks into next actions has always been a powerful tool from programming, in my opinion. But there's a limit to how far some things can be broken down.
Also, as stated in the Mastery book quoted in the article, mastering something requires going through a painful learning phase and a creative experimentation phase. By breaking things down into 'next actions', you may get a mastery of how to break difficult tasks down into 'next actions', but at the cost of actually mastering that task. So if you actually manage to break down writing into a series of next actions, you won't actually master the art of book writing, but instead master the art of splitting and assembling lots of segmented portions into a book. While that can be a positive thing by itself, it may not be what you are looking for.
I just saw an article about this on Cal newport's Blog. The basic point is that it's good for the mundane and for completely dehumanizing everything you're doing. It lacks prioritization. It is good for getting the litle things done and remembering everything you put into the system. It is not good for important things or for more thoughtful things. Read the article, I can't write as well as he does.


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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — As law-enforcement authorities on Saturday continued their investigation of the second-worst mass shooting in U.S. history, revealing that each of the 20 child victims had been shot multiple times with a rifle, residents in Newtown, Conn., grieved.
The nation and the world mourn the lost lives as well as the innocence of the children who survived, President Barack Obama said in his weekly radio and online address.
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Police say that alleged gunman Adam Lanza, 20, appears to have broken into Sandy Hook elementary School to gain access to the building, where he killed 20 students and six adults. Photo: AP.
"Our hearts are broken today. We grieve for the families of those we lost. And we keep in our prayers the parents of those who survived. Because as blessed as they are to have their children home, they know that their child's innocence has been torn away," said Obama, reiterating words used in a news conference Friday where the president struggled to hold back tears.
Authorities have identified Adam Lanza, 20, as behind the killings of 20 children, six adults and himself in the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, a town of 28,000 about 60 miles northeast of New York City.
The man who killed 26 people had forced his way into the building before the massacre, authorities said Saturday.
"He was not voluntarily let into the school at all; he forced his way," Lt. Paul Vance of the Connecticut State Police told a televised news briefing on the Friday morning massacre.
Connecticut's chief medical examiner, H. Wayne Carver II, told a late Saturday afternoon briefing that he believed all of the victims were shot more than once.
"Some victims had as many as seven wounds," said Carver, who replied "all over, all over," when asked about the location of the injuries, which were, in his words, caused by a "rifle."
A law enforcement source cited by CNN previously said the shooter was found dead next to three guns: a semiautomatic .223-caliber Bushmaster rifle and two pistols made by Glock and Sig Sauer.
"They were first-graders, they were wearing cute kid stuff," Carver said in responding to a reporter's question about what the children slain were wearing.
Postmortem examinations were finished on all of the children, and exams of most of the adult victims would be done by Saturday evening, with exams of the bodies of Adam Lanza and his mother to be performed Sunday, Carver said.
The killer reportedly shot through glass to enter the school, and was dressed in combat gear, according to CNN.
Detectives were probing the history of each of the weapons used, and viewed the observations of one survivor, an adult female who was shot in the leg but managed to crawl back in a room to get away, as "instrumental" in their investigation, Lance said.
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PROVIDENCE — A small, sly grin quickly formed on Ed Cooley's face upon being asked about reaching out to members of the coaching fraternity with firsthand knowledge of Robert Morris University.
Venturing a guess based on his facial expression, the Providence head coach set some time aside over the weekend to put feelers out. If undertaking the quest of learning more about the Colonials is Cooley's pleasure, a valuable resource is located just up the road.
Sharing insider information does come with a price, meaning it wouldn't come as a great shock to learn that Bryant University head man Tim O'Shea hit up Cooley for tickets for Monday night's second-round NIT contest at The Dunk between PC and Robert Morris. Call it a case of "you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours" between two basketball lifers who cut their coaching teeth on the same Boston College staff for four seasons (1997-2001).
"We call our friends," was as far as Cooley wished to go about tapping resources regarding Robert Morris. "We call the people we love."
O'Shea knows exactly what's in store for Cooley's Friars. Bryant and Robert Morris are Northeast Conference brethren and staged two very entertaining contests during the regular season. Home-court advantage was a moot point with each side winning on the other's floor. Bryant ruled the Jan. 3 meeting in Pittsburgh by an 84-77 count, while Robert Morris returned the favor 3 ½ weeks ago in Smithfield with a hard-fought 77-75 verdict that secured the NEC regular-season title.
Two items of note that jump out when analyzing RMU is that the team's bread-and-butter is the three-point shot. The Colonials made 284 treys during the regular season, good for a fourth-place tie among Division I schools, and were on target 38 percent of the time. In two games against Bryant, Robert Morris converted 23-of-65 shots from beyond the arc.
While it's easy to say that the Colonials are prolific marksmen and leave it at that, O'Shea noted that what allows coach Andy Toole's club the freedom to fire away at a high rate is a hoops trait that is vastly coveted.
"They have really good quickness, which I think is the most important factor in basketball. You have quickness and three-point shooting, that's a deadly combination," notes O'Shea.
The Colonials feature incredible offensive balance with six players averaging between eight and 12 points. Five of the six key players in Toole's rotation have the green light to shoot with those within the select company making between 34 and 78 3-balls.
Karvel Anderson tops the Colonials in scoring (12.3 ppg) and 3-pointers (78-for-180, good for 43.3 percent). Velton Jones is another backcourt piece who can score (10.8 ppg), facilitate (team-leading 5.9 assists) and defend (51 steals in 30 games).
"I think I voted Jones MVP of the league ahead of our own guys," O'Shea said. "I like their team. They play really hard."
Holding up against Providence's frontcourt figures to pose a challenge for Robert Morris, which grabs 31.9 rebounds per outing with foes grabbing 33.2 boards. Then again, it should be noted that the Colonials are a respectable 13-9 when outrebounded.
"Any Big East school is going to present a school from the NEC with problems inside. Guys like (PC's Kadeem Batts and LaDontae Henton) are a load to deal with," O'Shea expressed. "(Robert Morris) contests the passing lanes and is very good in rotating and taking charges. They are well coached with a lot of athletic ability."
In O'Shea's eyes, Robert Morris has distinguished itself as a team that doesn't unravel when the time comes to hit the road. The Colonials overcame a hostile and sold-out Chace Athletic Center on Bryant's campus and went into a SEC barn on Dec. 20 and provided host Arkansas with fits before falling by five points. Likewise, RMU stayed by Xavier's side for much of the way with late free throws paving the way in the Musketeers' 61-59 home win back on Nov. 17.
Undoubtedly, RMU will venture into Providence armed with a swagger of uncanny proportions following last week's 59-57 first-round NIT stunner of defending national champion Kentucky. The Colonials plan to make themselves feel quite at home as space at the Dunkin' Donuts Center has been set aside for two busloads of fans along with the school's band and cheerleaders.
"They've played a lot of teams like Providence and have done very well. They are not going to be intimidated when they walk into The Dunk and that's why I think it should be an entertaining game," said O'Shea. "One thing about the NEC is that you have to be tough. The travel we do and the venues we play in, it's a super competitive league and usually you're not playing before a packed house. You have to be mentally tough and Robert Morris is."
Kris Dunn came to PC armed with the reputation as a silky smooth point guard with a knack of breaking down defenses and creating prime scoring opportunities for his teammates. Very quietly, the New Haven, Conn. product has emerged as a high-volume shiner of glass.
The nine rebounds snatched by the freshman Dunn in last Wednesday's NIT win against Charlotte marked the fourth time in five games that he's snared seven or more rebounds. Listed at 6-foot-3, the shifty Dunn has been asked to play closer to the rim where he can use his long arms to snare the pumpkin and trigger the Friars when they break in the opposite direction.
Given the size of 6-foot-1 Bryce Cotton and 6-foot-2 Vincent Council, Dunn understands why he's being asked to get physical down low. For someone who is less than a year removed from major shoulder surgery, he's answered the bell to average 4.8 boards, good for third most on the Friars.
"The coaches tell me to crash the boards, so they must think I'm one of the better rebounders," said Dunn. "They're always telling me to do the things that I do best, which is rebounding and bringing good energy. My natural ability to score will come with time, they say, but I just have to learn the game more."
Amidst the glow of the Big East's well-compensated television deal with Fox Sports, the question was raised regarding what happens to games that don't appear on a Fox affiliate. Is the local market granted permission to televise, which in turn would pave the way for PC Friar conference games to remain in the hands of Cox Communications?
"I never got into the details of the sublicensing stuff, but I think every game except 20 will be aired on some Fox platform," stated the Rev. Brian J. Shanley, the president of PC. "Potentially, those games could come to local television and we want to keep it in the local market, but I'm not sure if it's going to affect the Cox deal."
Under the "old" Big East's TV agreement with ESPN, every league contest appeared on one of the network's headlining channels (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU) or on ESPN-Plus, which is the feed Cox picked up.
"Cox has always been a tremendous supporter of all of our programs, so we're going to do whatever we can to keep that relationship alive," stated Bob Driscoll, PC's athletic director.
RIM RATTLERS: The date for Monday's PC-Robert Morris NIT clash is March 25. Season-wise, the last time the Friars played at such a late juncture was March 24, 2003. … The turnaround for Monday's victor is a swift one with Wednesday marking an "Elite Eight" matchup at Baylor.


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"The Real World" houses have always been a hot bed of hot hookups -- but one former star just revealed he had a secret tryst with a guy who's "straight."
Danny Roberts, who starred on "The Real World: New Orleans" and later competed on "Real World/Road Rules Challenge: Battle of the Seasons" came clean with his little secret on Wednesday night's "Watch What Happens Live."
Check out the admission above -- think you know who he's talking about?
Later in the show Danny admitted that he got a nasty phone call from "The Real World: Las Vegas" cast member Trishelle Cannatella -- who apparently dated his secret lovah.
We don't know for sure who he's talking about, but last night Trishelle tweeted who it isn't.
"not Steven. Danny also cheated on his bf at the time lol," she posted ... only to delete the tweet later.
You can do the math from there ... but she's been linked to a few cast members through the years.
Robert also revealed he's a married man now too, adding that he still talks to BFF Kelly Limp on a regular basis.
And while Danny has aged really well, what about some other early "Real World" season stars? Check out our Now & Then gallery below to see who looks the best!
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I noticed listen=YES, you have this running in standalone? i would suggest to have it run out of xinetd
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Sounds like Mandrivel :mrgreen: . So what happened? Some mean 'ol American magic-related company try to sue them over the name, or what? :cow:
In a recent announcement the company formerly known as Mandrakesoft announced that it has changed its company name to 'Mandriva', to better reflect its merger with Connectiva and to finally put a stop to the seemingly endless trademark lawsuit with Hearst.
So sound off on what you think of the new name in the poll.
Sounds like Mandrivel :mrgreen: . So what happened? Some mean 'ol American magic-related company try to sue them over the name, or what? :cow:
Yuk i dont like the name it sucks.
Well i haven't used mandrake linux since 7.0 anyways soo i dont care.
Hmm Kde 1.1.2 & Linux 2.2.26 hmm the Gnu/Linux world has come a long way since 2000.
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Reading signature on art work?
I have a numbered painting (which I know can mean nothing) and it is signed as well but I can not read the signature.
Some one once told me that there is a web site that allows you to input the first few letters of the artists name and then it finds the artist you are looking for based on that. Is that true? If so, what is the name of that web site?
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Newport City can't do anything with the barn because of it's location in the city's wellhead protection area and the city has no use for it.
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JAY – Jay Peak Resort is getting ready to take down one of its last old buildings and replace it with larger, more modern structures.
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MONTREAL, QC–Five different North Country Falcons (Ross DeLaBruere, Ryan Paul, Chase LaCourse, Adam Viens, Quinn Nelson) suited up for the Black Ice Black midget select team a few weekends ago, and along with the rest of the team, went undefeated in tournament play, coming back across the border with the championship trophy and individual gold medals.
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My only complaint is it's pretty slow/dull at the beginning.
My only complaint is it's pretty slow/dull at the beginning.
What's a good class that a newbie can easily understand and be decent at? One that can PVE and PVP too?
I found Swordsman to be easy for a beginner.
i went hybrid battle priest on my first char. without any guides ~w~ it was fun
Great game, 9/10
My 1st MMO
I loved the variaty of classes you could pick.
Lovely skill/stat system. PvP, not really my thing but it's nice at times. o_o;
WoE (War of Emperium) Guildwar basically, I loved being with a big guild and supporting my guildmates.
I enjoy doing quests for experience or just to get special headgears.
Some have really nice stories.
Tho nowadays I get bored quite fast of the game, since I've played it for a long time (5 years-ish on and off)
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CANTON After enduring a pair of difficult losses, St. Lawrences resolve didnt waver on this night.
Freshman goaltender Tyler Parks made 20 saves to win his first collegiate start and defenseman Justin Baker recorded a four-point night, as the Saints outlasted Northeastern, 6-4, on Saturday in a nonconference game before 1,685 at Appleton Arena to cap off the schools hockey alumni weekend.
Jeremy Wick and Matt Carey contributed two goals each for St. Lawrence (4-2), which rebounded from two straight losses to hand the 20th-ranked Huskies (5-1) their first setback of the season.
We wanted to be really hard to play against tonight, St. Lawrence coach Greg Carvel said. We were looking for some redemption after the way we played [Friday] night and I think we responded very well.
In the wake of Friday nights 6-3 loss to Northeastern in which the Saints squandered a two-goal lead, the St. Lawrence coaching staff decided to shake up the lineup.
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I was pretty nervous with it being my first college hockey game its was a big moment, Parks said. But my team definitely helped me out so much, they were blocking shots for me and were just battling for me the whole game.
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The DEH-2400UB CD receiver features an LCD display with USB direct control for iPod®/iPhone®. A variety of multimedia options ensures that you will be properly entertained. Customizable audio functions make it easy to suit your listening taste.
Pioneer's DEH-2400UB is ready to roll with direct connectivity to your iPod or iPhone for music and video via the optional USB interface cable (CD-IU51 interface cable sold separately). Song, artist, time and album information are displayed on the LCD display. Powerful tools such as Link Play and Alphabet Search to help you find content faster. The system's wired USB connection provides direct digital signal transfer from the device for clean, clear sound while providing 1 amp of current to keep your iPod/iPhone charged.
With App Mode you can enjoy listening and viewing the content on select compatible apps directly on the receiver's display from a connected iPhone or iPod Touch. Limited controls such as track forward or reverse may be executed from the receiver.
Note: Not all apps will be compatible with App Mode and App Mode will provide limited, if any, control over the app.
iPod®/iPhone® USB Interface Cable for CD Receivers with High Current USB Port (Audio)
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