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Below are the injury reports for the Western Conference Championship match between the LA Galaxy and Seattle Sounders.
LA GALAXY -- OUT: DF A.J. DeLaGarza (L knee sprain); DF Leonardo (R knee inflammation); MF Kyle Nakazawa (back spasms); QUESTIONABLE: DF David Junior Lopes (facial fracture); MF Christian Wilhelmsson (R quad tightness)
SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC -- OUT: FW Babayele Sodade (R knee ACL surgery); DF Andrew Duran (L knee ACL surgery); QUESTIONABLE: MF Mauro Rosales (R hamstring strain); DF Leo Gonzalez (R hamstring strain); DF Patrick Ianni (R calf strain)
CARSON, Calif. – A focal part of the offense of Seattle Sounders FC has been the play of forward Eddie Johnson and his success has not gone unnoticed by his former U.S. National Team coach Bruce Arena.
It was Arena who gave Johnson his start with the U.S. in 2004 and subsequently selected him as part of the USMNT's squad for the 2006 World Cup. Johnson made two appearances on a squad that failed to advance past the group stage, but was considered by some to be one of the few bright spots of that underachieving group.
Johnson quickly developed into a rising star in MLS and with the USMNT, ultimately leaving for EPL side Fulham. It was in old continent that trouble struck as Johnson could never hold down a spot with the Cottagers before bouncing around Europe with spells at Championship side Cardiff City, Greek club Aris, and lastly Championship club Preston North End.
This season, Johnson has reinvented himself with the Sounders by scoring 14 goals and three assists for Seattle while also earning a place back on Jurgen Klinsmann's U.S. team. When the Western Conference Championship kicks off on Sunday, stopping Johnson—and his forward partner Fredy Montero-will be key for LA to advance to their third MLS Cup in four tries.
On Saturday, the Galaxy boss told reporters that he was pleased with the way that Johnson has turned his career around over the last year.
"He's had a really good year. He's discovered his niche as a forward and that niche is to get at the end of service in the box. They make it pretty simple for him and he's done his job and done it well," said Arena. "I think he's had a rough going over the last five years. It's nice to see that he's taken advantage of this opportunity."
An update on the situation regarding ticket sales for Sunday's Western Conference Championship First Leg between the LA Galaxy and Seattle Sounders FC.
In response to a query from the LA Galaxy Insider on Saturday afternoon: "We are close to a sellout with limited tickets remaining. We opened the berm last night and are expecting a standing room crowd."
CARSON, Calif. -- Ahead of Sunday's Western Conference Championship First Leg, the following LA Galaxy and Seattle Sounders FC players will be suspended for the second leg if they receive another yellow card.
LA Galaxy: DEF Omar Gonzalez, MID. David Beckham, MID: Marcelo Sarvas, MID: Juninho
Seattle Sounders FC: DEF. Jeff Parke, MID. Osvaldo Alonso, MID. Brad Evans
Remember, if one of these seven players is booked on Sunday, they will be suspended for the second leg, but if they pick a yellow in the second leg, they will not be suspended for the MLS Cup Final.
Referee Jair Marrufo is assigned to the first leg at The Home Depot Center.
CARSON, Calif. -- Ahead of Sunday's Western Conference Championship First Leg, check out my Three Points to the game.
Find my three points to the game here.
Agree or disagree with my observations? Leave your thoughts below.
CARSON, Calif. -- Time Warner Cable SportsNet has provided a pair of interesting videos on the ahead of Sunday's Western Conference Championship match against Seattle Sounders FC.
Access: SportsNet's host Chris Mcgee speaks to Galaxy rookie defender Tommy Meyer to discuss his recent play and preview Sunday's match against Seattle.
Mcgee also speaks to yours truly, to breakdown LA's victory in San Jose.
Be sure to check them out and leave your comments below.
CARSON, Calif. – Brazilian midfielder Juninho has been at the heart of the LA Galaxy midfield for three years and has enjoyed plenty of battles with Seattle Sounders FC. This Sunday, he'll be part of yet another battle in the Western Conference Championship First Leg at The Home Depot Center.
Juninho was stationed in the center of midfield for all three of the Galaxy's matches against Seattle this season where LA accrued a 1-2-0 record against the Sounders this season. In those matches, the midfield battle turned on Juninho's battles with Seattle's Osvaldo Alonso and Brad Evans.
The Brazilian will need to be on point on both sides of the ball in the Western Conference Championship First Leg on Sunday as LA look to crack a Seattle defense that allowed just 33 goals this season—the lowest amount in the Western Conference.
Ahead of Sunday's match, Juninho believes that team defense will ultimately decide the Western Conference Championship.
"Now, it's who plays better on defense. We have two games and we need to be smart about that. I hope that we win both games and advance to the final, "said Juninho. "[We need to] play simple and smart because we have two games and the second game is [in Seattle]. We need to score a couple of goals [at home] and play smart and intelligent."
The axe fell for two MLS head coaches on Friday.
The New York Red Bulls announced on Friday that the contracts of head coach Hans Backe and assistant Jan Halvor Halvorsen would not be renewed for the 2013 season while also announcing the appointment of Andy Roxburgh as the club's new Sporting Director. The Swedish manager will be replaced by Mike Petke on an interim basis.
Meanwhile, Soccer By Ives reports that Chivas USA head coach Robin Fraser and his assistant Greg Vanney have been let go by the Rojiblancos. Speculation has swirled around the former Galaxy defender after Chivas de Guadalajara owner Jorge Vergara took sole ownership of the club earlier in the year. Vergara is scheduled to speak to the media at the SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills next Tuesday.
If Fraser joins Backe, it will bring the total of MLS coaches relieved of their duties this offseason to three after the Montreal Impact parted ways with Jesse Marsch last week.
In other news, the MLS Disciplinary Committee suspended Andy Najar for the entire Eastern Conference Championship series and fined him an undisclosed amount for hurling a ball at Jair Marrufo -- who will officiate this Sunday's Western Conference Championship Final -- after being awarded a yellow card for a hard challenge on Red Bulls midfielder Joel Lindpere in the 71st minute of the Eastern Conference Semifinal First Leg last week.
Also, Seattle Sounders defender Marc Burch offered an apology for directing a homophobic slur at Real Salt Lake midfielder Will Johnson in the 75th minute of their Western Conference Semifinal Second Leg at Rio Tinto Stadium on Thursday night. No word yet if Burch will be suspended, but Houston Dynamo midfielder Colin Clark was suspended three games for using a similar slur toward a ball boy during a game in Seattle earlier in the season.
CARSON, Calif. -- Below are LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena's comments from training on November 9.
(On being surprised that Seattle got through over Salt Lake…)
ARENA: "I'm not surprised at all. The way those teams played this year that was the only goal scored in their four games. Obviously don't expect a low scoring game, a close game."
(On what Seattle does well…)
ARENA: "Their defending has been an important part of their planning on how they're going to win games. On the road they really put an emphasis on defending as a team."
(On how confident the Galaxy are against Seattle…)
ARENA: "We're going to step on the field ready to play and win on Sunday."
(On having the last laugh at team's critics…)
ARENA: "I don't pay attention to a whole lot that's said and written."
(On if there was any advantage over Seattle from past series…)
ARENA: "It's immaterial. We're just trying to win a game, win and move on to MLS Cup final…You can wipe the slate clean on all of these series. What happened in the previous ones is immaterial."
(On what it takes to beat Seattle…)
ARENA: "Probably score more goals than the Sounders…You have to play well, concentrate on the fact it's two games, maybe two games plus 30 minutes, maybe two games plus 30 minutes and penalty kicks. Anything can happen. You got to hang in there at all times and no lead is safe."
(On how well the Galaxy is playing now…)
ARENA: "We're playing well enough to win this competition."
(On Mike Magee's knack for scoring big goals…)
ARENA: "That's the qualities of a good player. He's always been a player that's been good in and around the penalty area. When he gets a look at the goal, he's pretty good getting his shots on the frame. Half the battle of scoring is if you can't hit the goal the likelihood of scoring is diminished greatly."
CARSON, Calif. – The San Jose Earthquakes series behind them, the LA Galaxy have turned their focus on Seattle Sounders FC, who they will face in the Western Conference Championship.
Seattle won the season series 2-1-0 with the Galaxy, earning two victories –both at CenturyLink Field in Seattle—by a combined score of 6-0 before LA won the season finale at The Home Depot Center 1-0 in August. While Seattle has enjoyed success this season, LA have the edge in postseason matches with Seattle after defeating the Sounders in the 2010 Western Conference Semifinal.
Although the Galaxy have displayed success against Seattle in important matches, Magee believes that LA are facing an uphill battle in the two-leg championship series.
"No, they have the advantage. They have more points than us and they get the second leg at home so I think that the pressure is on them to win," said Magee. "They've obviously proved that they could go to Salt Lake and get a result which is extremely hard to do. I definitely that say that they're favorite at the moment."
The Sounders will arrive at The Home Depot Center with one of the stingiest defenses in MLS, having only conceded 33 goals all season –the top mark in the Western Conference and second in MLS—due to the steady play of goalkeeper Michael Gspurning. However, that isn't the only weapon that the Sounders carry as Seattle boast a plethora of talented attackers like Eddie Johnson, Fredy Montero, Mauro Rosales, among others.
And just how does Magee think that the Galaxy defeat Seattle?
"We just have to want it more," Magee said. "I think they're a team that is playing with a lot of confidence and a lot of motivation Especially, playing against us, like San Jose, they've always wanted to beat us and they've judged themselves based on their successes and failures against us. This is their MLS Cup and it's going to be very big for them."
One thing is certain for Magee, who expects more of the physical play that epitomized LA's series with San Jose.
"It's going to be more," Magee said. "As you get closer to the MLS Cup Final, it's going to get more important and more physical. I'm expecting an all-out battle."
Below is Mike Magee's appearance on MLSsoccer.com's ExtraTime Radio.


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2001: Started all 11 games and had a winning grade in all 11...graded "superior" vs. Florida State (Sept. 8), Southern Miss (Sept. 29) and TCU (Nov. 10)...had 69 "knockdowns" and did not allow a sack all season...did not participate in contact work during 2001 spring practice after undergoing offseason shoulder surgery.
2000: Once again battled through injury problems, this time a shoulder that required surgery following the season...was still one of the team's most effective linemen, allowing no sacks during the season.
1999: Started the first three games of the season before suffering a broken leg (fibula) in practice prior to the ULM game ....he missed five games during the middle of the 1999 season, returning to action for the East Carolina game (11/6) and starting in the season finale at Tulane (11/20)....Fray appeared in a total of six games in 1999, starting four.
1998: Started all 11 games as a redshirt freshman...started six games at left guard and three at right guard...started at left tackle at No. 2 Tennessee (11/7)...started at right tackle at Northeast Louisiana (10/31).
1997: Sat out season as a redshirt.
HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year starter and three-year letterwinner for Coach Charlie Jordan...Blue Chip selection by Forrest Davis' Football Recruiting Annual...selected as Georgia Top Prospect by Jeff Whitaker's Deep South Football Recruiting Guide ...played offensive and defensive tackle... Prep Star All-American as a senior...Pigskin Prep Top Offensive Lineman Prospect...Super Prep All-American...graded 89 percent for blocking as a senior...graded 87 percent as a junior and 90 percent as a sophomore...started six games as a sophomore.
PERSONAL: Born March 31, 1979, in Birmingham, Ala. ...son of Preston and Janet Fray...a psychology major with a criminal justice minor...named to UAB Athletic Director's Academic Honor Roll for the fall 1999 quarter.

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Our stay at the Baha Beach Villa completely lived up to our expectations and our family of 10 had a great week at the house. Before we even arrived the owner, Samantha, was exceptionally helpful as we planned our week. She provided names and numbers for the various activities that we wanted to do. Tenecia, the assistant property manager, was there to greet us when we arrived, and we only had to contact her one time during our stay. The one item that required attention was the hot tub as the temperature had cooled considerably and we could not figure out how to warm it back up. We called Tenecia and she had someone out within the hour and by dinner time it was ready to go. It was great to see that the house was amply stocked across the board: cookware, beach towels, beach toys, toilet paper, dish detergent, trash bags, etc.. Some supplies lasted the duration of the trip, others we had to replenish, but there was nothing we had to run out and buy that first day. We've been to other rentals where the first thing you have to do is go out and buy similar necessities and it was great to have it all right there. The location of the home and the proximity to the beach was fantastic for our family. We had little kids and grandma with us, so the few steps down to the beach was fabulous. It made it very accessible for everyone. The calm, clear waters of the bay was also perfect for everyone. The little kids could enjoy the water without getting knocked down by big waves, we used the kayaks from the house and rented paddle boards for a few days and thoroughly enjoyed cruising around the bay among the stingrays, turtles, and star fish. Two from our group spent hours in the bay with snorkel gear looking at urchins, starfish, angel fish and sting rays. It was also great being close, but not too close, to the hotels as people from the other side of the bay would cruise over and see if we were interested in jet skis or a snorkeling trip. We would agree on a price and a time and they would bring everything to us - so easy and convenient! And, if we said, 'not today' they simply waved and took off - there was never any bothersome pressure to engage. The location of the house is also a beautiful backdrop for pictures. We hired a great photographer and she got some amazing pictures - again, all conveniently set a few steps from the house. If it were up to me I would make this a yearly tradition, and I'm sure no one in our group would object!


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TV Casting Round-Up: 'Community', 'Scandal', 'Glee', 'Apartment 23′, 'Game of Thrones', 'Raising Hope' & More (UPDATE)
[UPDATE #9] Looks like Eddie Murphy and Milo Ventimiglia (Heroes) are returning to TV sometime soon. William Fichtner, Donald Sutherland and Marc Lavoine lead a series in tandem. Read more after the jump.
- Eddie Murphy and Shawn Ryan Get Pilot Commitment from CBS on Beverly Hills Cop TV Series Reboot
- Milo Ventimiglia Joins Crackle Drama Chosen
- William Fichtner, Donald Sutherland and Marc Lavoine Cast in Leads of Tandem Series Cossing Lines
[UPDATE #8] Read more casting news on Scandal, The Office and Haven after the jump.
- Elise Neal has been cast as "an attorney with secrets" on Shonda Rhimes ABC's series Scandal
- Mike Schur Reprises "Mose" Role on Dwight-Centric The Farm Backdoor Pilot on The Office
- Smallville alum Laura Vandervoort Lands Double-Episode Arc on Syfy series Haven
[UPDATE #7] More castings on Once Upon A Time, Nashville, 666 Park Avenue, Royal Pains, Suits and Hart of Dixie. Check it out after the jump.
- Jorge Garcia Joins Once Upon A Time As The Giant
- Kimberly Williams-Paisley To Guest Arc on Nashville
- Tessa Thompson to Recur on 666 Park Avenue
- Charley Koontz Heads To Royal Pains
- Suits Nabs Jon Foster As Social Media Wiz
- Kelen Coleman Will Recur on Hart of Dixie
[UPDATE #6] There's a whole set of new castings for Cougar Town, The Middle, Parks and Recreation, Vegas, Body of Proof and Family Guy. Read more after the jump.
- Ali Wentworth Joins Cougar Town As Tom's Girlfriend
- The Middle Gets Bunheads' Bailey Buntain
- Parks and Recreation Casts Jon Glaser
- Vegas Nabs Gangster Squad Actress Haley Strode
- Body of Proof Brings Annie Wersching for Arc
- Jessica Biel, Drew Barrymore & Others Lend Their Voices To Family Guy
[UPDATE #5] More castings are happening on How I Met Your Mother, Two and a Half Men, The Office Spinoff, an NBC pilot, Touch and several new series: New Normal, Vegas, Red Widow, Last Resort and Neighbors.
- Abby Elloitt Heads to How I Met Your Mother
- Miley Cyrus Will Guest Arc on Two and a Half Men
- The Office Spinoff Finds Dwight's Nazi-Uncle Portrayed by Tom Bower
- John Boyd & Dileep Rao Board Kiefer Sutherland's Touch
- Chelsea Handler Produces NBC Comedy Series Created and Starring Ingrid Haas
- Sterling Sulieman To The New Normal; Vinessa Shaw & Michael Wiseman Recur On Vegas; Pedro Pascal & Fernanda Andrade Recur In Red Widow; Katherine Tokarz May Suffer on The Neighbors & Michael Gaston Joins Last Resort
[UPDATE #4] We have some more TV castings after the jump for The Office Spin-off, 90210, Falling Skies, AMC Pilot, 2 Lifetime projects and Canadian Pilot drama.
- Thomas Middleditch Joins The Office Spinoff as Dwight's Brother…
- … And Dwight's Cousin with Matt Jones, Badger From Breaking Bad
- Denise Richards Comes To 90210 in 100th Episode
- Falling Skies Nabs Doug Jones
- Parks and Recreation Paul Schneider Joins LaGravenese/Goldwyn AMC Pilot
- Angela Bassett and Ruby Dee Joins Lifetime's Betty and Coretta TV Movie
- Salli Richardson-Whitfield Stars in Lifetime's Secret Lives of Wives Pilot
- Kristin Lehman Secures Lead in CTV Series, Missi Pyle & Elliott Gould Join TV Land Pilot
[UPDATE #3] Check out new casting notices for Grey's Anatomy, The Mentalist, Grimm, Hawaii Five-O, Go On, 30 Rock, Suburgatory, Ben and Kate, Falling Skies, Beauty and the Beast and two more pilots.
- Grey's Anatomy Welcomes Tessa Ferrer
- Michael Vartan Heads to Matthew Perry's Go On
- Maulik Pancholy Leaves Whitney For Last Season of 30 Rock
- Suburgatory Finds Tessa's Mom in Malin Akerman
- The Mentalist Finds William Forsythe, Samaire Armstrong, Malcolm McDowell and Others
- Grimm Adds True Blood's Kristina Anapau
- Hawaii Five-O Brings Arielle Kebbel, Robbie Amell
- Lindsay Sloane Will Guest on Ben and Kate
- Falling Skies Welcomes Robert Sean Leonard & Gloria Reuben Into An Invasion
- Beauty and the Beast Finds Mädchen Amick
- AMC's Low Winter Sun Nabs Sprague Grayden & David Costabile
- Fox Buys Untitled Comedy Starring Aly Michalka & AJ Michalka
[UPDATE #2] There's some major gets for TV series all around: Chloe Sevigny is heading to Portlandia, The Simpsons welcomes pop-hit star Justin Bieber and Terrence Howard will guest star on Hawaii Five-O. Read more after the jump.
Sevigny (Big Love) will join the third season of the hipster comedy Portlandia as Alexandra, a Portlandite who moves in with Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein's characters (who, naturally, are named Fred and Carrie)."
Bieber will voice himself in an upcoming episode of The Simpsons. "The Biebs is poised to attempt to land a spot in a talent show in which Bart is playing piano, only the show's producers aren't too keen to put him in the lineup in "The Fabulous Faker Boy" episode." Bierber broke the news on Twitter which was then taken down:
"Just did a voice over for the SIMPSONS!!! #swaggy," he wrote, though the tweet has since been removed.
Howard will make a guest appearance in Hawaii Five-O third season, along with Kardashian kid Kendall Jenner within the same episode. "Howard's scenes will take place in the flashbacks of Danno (Scott Caan) as he recalls his former life as a New Jersey cop. And apparently, the two characters are set to clash.
[UPDATE #1] There's some new casting additions for The CW's Arrow, The Walking Dead, Red Widow and Paging Dr. Freed.
- 'The Walking Dead' Adds Dallas Roberts As Milton, Governer Right-Hand Man
- 'Arrow' Adds Huntress With Jessica De Gouw
- 'ER' Alum Goran Visnjic Co-Stars on ABC Drama 'Red Widow'
- Kyle Howard, Joel David Moore Star in USA Comedy Pilot 'Paging Dr. Freed'
[Original]The amount of TV casting is becoming tremendous. We have our second batch of TV castings (after our first one got way too much to handle in one place. See the newest additions to Community, The Office-spinoff The Farm, Scandal, Glee, Apartment 23, Do No Harm, Game of Thrones, Raising Hope, Revenge and Made in Jersey. Not to mention some major castings all over BET series.
- Game of Thrones Finds It's "King Beyond The Wall" in Rome's Ciaran Hinds
- Malcolm McDowell To Teach History at Greendale Community College
- The Office Spin-Off The Farm Adds Majandra Delfino and Blake Garrett
- Scandal Adds Steven Bailey, Patrick Fischler and Norm Lewis
- Glee Brings Back Whoopi Goldberg
- Ben Lawson Coming To Apartment 23
- Revenge Finds JR Bourne
- Do No Harm Grabs Freaks and Geeks Actor Samm Levine
- Dollhouse Alum Enver Gjokaj For Made in Jersey
- Chris Klein Visits Raising Hope
- Kelly Rowland Leads BET Pilot From Buppies Creator
- Malcolm-Jamal Warner Adds Tony Rock, Charlie Robinson and Michole White To Reed Between the Lines


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Camilla, The Duchess of Cornwall
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall GCVO (Camilla Rosemary; née Shand, previously Parker Bowles; born 17 July 1947) is the second wife of Charles, Prince of Wales, and member of the British Royal Family. By her second marriage she shares her husband's titles as Duchess of Cornwall, Duchess of Rothesay, Countess of Chester and Baroness of Renfrew. Although she is the Princess of Wales because of her marriage to the Prince of Wales, she prefers to be known by the secondary title of Duchess of Cornwall (Duchess of Rothesay in Scotland) out of respect for her husband's first wife, the late Diana, Princess of Wales. The Duchess had two children from her marriage to Andrew Parker Bowles and has five grandchildren. Born at King's College Hospital, London,on 17 July 1947, Shand was raised opposite the Plumpton Racecourse, East Sussex by her parents, Major Bruce Shand (1917–2006) (a British Army officer, turned wine merchant, as well as prisoner of war in World War II who received the Military Cross with Bar) and The Honourable Rosalind Cubitt (1921–1994, eldest child of Roland Calvert Cubitt, 3rd Baron Ashcombe). Her siblings are Mark Shand and Annabel Shand Elliot. Her maternal  ( Wikipedia article )
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- Camilla Rosemary,Camilla Rosemary Shand
- Date of birth
- 1947-07-17
- Place of birth
- London
- Nationality
- United Kingdom
- Parents
- Hon. Rosalind Maud Cubitt, Bruce Shand
- Spouse(s)
- Charles Prince of Wales Andrew Parker Bowles Charles Prince of Wales
- Children
- Laura Lopes Tom Parker Bowles
- Siblings
- Mark Shand Annabel Shand Elliot
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StealthGas Inc. Announces Pricing Of Its Public Offering Of Common Stock
ATHENS, Greece, April 25, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- StealthGas Inc. (the "Company") (Nasdaq:GASS) announced today the pricing of its previously announced public offering of common stock. The Company increased the size of the offering from 8,000,000 shares to 10,000,000 shares. The shares will be sold at a price to the public of $10.00 per share. The gross proceeds from the offering before the underwriting discount and other offering expenses are $100,000,000. An entity controlled by the family of the Company's President and Chief Executive Officer has agreed to purchase 500,000 of the shares sold in the offering. The Company has also granted the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 1,500,000 shares of common stock.
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Wells Fargo Securities and Deutsche Bank Securities are acting as joint book-running managers and Global Hunter Securities, Clarkson Capital Markets and Evercore Partners are acting as co-managers for this offering, which is being made under an effective shelf registration statement.The offering is expected to close on or about April 30, 2013. The offering is being made only by means of a prospectus supplement and accompanying base prospectus. A preliminary prospectus supplement and base prospectus relating to the offering has been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") and is available at the SEC's website at http://www.sec.gov. When available, the final prospectus supplement and accompanying base prospectus relating to the offering may be obtained from Wells Fargo Securities, Attention: Equity Syndicate Department, 375 Park Avenue, New York, New York 10152, or by calling (800) 326-5897 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com and Deutsche Bank Securities, Attention: Prospectus Group, 60 Wall Street, New York, New York 10005-2836 (telephone: 1-800-503-4611). This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell, or the solicitation of an offer to buy, nor shall there be any sale of these securities in any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation, or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such jurisdiction.
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The cruelest thing ESPN does to its experts is make them predict the results of baseball's playoffs. We can get all snarky and be like, "experts, harumph!" when they get it wrong, but really, it's an impossible task, and a worthless exercise, and they shouldn't be put through it.
So let's see how they did.
Overall, we got a total of 169 expert predictions for the seven different series, and the experts went a cumulative 79-90. Yes, you'd have been better off flipping coins. Here's the breakdown, by writer/commentator. Amy K. Nelson is the clear winner -- she got five of her six predictions correct. Peter Pascarelli appears to have been the least lucky, getting two of six correct.
Why does ESPN do this at all? ESPN does many things very well, and they do this very, very poorly. They should focus on their strengths, for goodness sakes: Buster Olney's reporting, Amy K. Nelson's features, Keith Law's scouting reports, Jon Sciambi's announcing, etc. This is clearly not useful*, at least for the presumed purpose of helping readers know what to expect/who will win. And these types of predictions perpetuate a pernicious myth: That five- and seven-game series are actually a good measurement of skill. (Not only do the predictions pretend to say who will win, but they even include how long the series will go -- as though these things are so predictable they can even be forecast with a high degree of nuance.) If ESPN actually wants to educate fans, the best thing it could do is drive home the message that baseball is a game ruled in the short-term by fluctuation, and it requires dozens or hundreds of games to be properly analyzed.
Next year, when they do this, I hope some of the smarter writers opt out. Coin-flip punditry is far worse than no punditry at all.
*In fairness, this year was the worst for the ESPN experts, and they do typically outperform coin flips. Barely. In the four years that are still available online, the experts have a 54 percent success rate. Up to you if you consider that useful, but simply picking the team with home field advantage (and, usually, better record) would have yielded a 68 percent rate, so the experts seem to be outsmarting themselves.
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|Date Made Public
|October 3, 2014
Touchstone Medical Imaging
Brentwood, Tennessee
Touchstone Medical Imaging notified patients of a data breach as a "result of an open share that was exposed to the Internet."
The information exposed included Social Security numbers, names, addresses, dates of birth, and phone numbers. The center stated that no medical information was stored in this exposed folder. They are not sure if any financial information was contained in this folder.
More Information: http://www.csoonline.com/article/2691601/data-breach/touchstone-medical-...
|Information Source:
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|October 2, 2014
Community Technology Alliance
San Jose, California
Community Technology Alliance (CTA) is notifying individuals of a potential compromise of their personal information, when an employee's laptop was stolen on July 28, 2014.
CTA is a non-profit organization that administers the Bay Area Homeless Management Information Systems (HMIS) and helps hundreds of partner agencies. The information in HMIS can include names and Social Security Numbers, and various other pieces of personal information.
If services were being received from an HMIS Partner Agency in Santa Cruz California, those individuals are the ones at risk. The partner agencies include the following:
Community Action Board, Families in Transition, Homeless Services Center, Salvation Army of Watsonville, Pajaro Valley Shelter Services, Housing Authority of the County of Santa Cruz, Encompass, Front Street Housing, Inc., Mountain Community Resource Center, Catholic Charities, Veterans Resource Center, Santa Cruz County Office of Education, Santa Cruz County Health and Human Services Agency, Housing Services Center, Pajaro Rescue Mission, and New Life Community Services.
More Information: http://oag.ca.gov/ecrime/databreach/reports/sb24-46834
|Information Source:
California Attorney General
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|October 1, 2014
Flinn Scientific, Inc.
Batvia, Illinois
Flinn Scientific, an ecommerce site focused on scientific materials for teachers and students, notified customers of a data breach to their online payment system when a cyber attacker inserted malware to gain access to the server that hosts payment information.
The information breached includes payment card numbers, card verification codes, expiration dates, names, addresses, and email addresses.
The company has set up credit monitoring with AllClearID for 12 months for those individuals affected by the breach. For questions individuals can call 1-866-979-2595 to get credit monitoring started.
More Information:http://oag.ca.gov/ecrime/databreach/reports/sb24-46816
|Information Source:
California Attorney General
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|October 1, 2014
Provo City School District
Provo, Utah
The Provo City School District notified employees of a "phishing" attack Monday September 29, 2014 which allowed access to employees email accounts. Some employee email accounts contained files that may have had personally identifiable information.
Currently the school district is investigating the breach and notifying those affected.
More Information: http://fox13now.com/2014/10/01/provo-city-school-district-warning-employ...
|Information Source:
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|October 1, 2014
Fort Hays State University
Hays, Kansas
Fort Hays State University has notified 138 of it's graduates that their personal information may have been compromised when personal information was "accidentally" exposed on the Internet. The information exposed included Social Security Numbers and various other pieces of personal information.
The university stopped storing Social Security Numbers of students five years ago, however anyone who attended the university prior to 5 years ago, their SSN information is still part of the university database.
More Information: http://ksn.com/2014/10/01/fort-hays-state-university-experiences-data-br...
|Information Source:
|records from this breach used in our total: 138
|September 29, 2014
Albertson's LLC (AB Acquisition LLC)
Spokane, Washington
AB Acquisition LLC announced the discovery of a separate criminal investigation involving payment cards of customers who shopped at Albertsons stores, ACME Markets, Jewel-Osco, Shaw's and Star Markets. The company has discovered that a different malware was used in some of the stores than what was discovered in the recent data breach incident on August 2014. This breach is more recent than the August breach and appears to have happened at the end of August, beginning of September 2014.
This newer breach reportedly captured account numbers, expiration dates, other numerical information and/or cardholder names.
The company has different point of sale systems at the different locations. Reportedly Albertson stores in Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Louisiana, New Mexico, Texas and their two Super Saver Food Stores in Northern Utah were not affected.
Those stores that were affected includes Albertsons stores in Southern California, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming and Southern Utah. In addition, ACME Markets in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey were affected, along with Jewel-Osco stores in Iowa, Illinois and Indiana and Shaw's and Star Markets stores in Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
The timeframes of the breach are August 27, 2014 through September 21, 2014. The company is offering free credit monitoring for one year with AllClearID at no cost to those who were affected. For questions, call 1-855-865-4449.
More Information: http://oag.ca.gov/ecrime/databreach/reports/sb24-46749
|Information Source:
California Attorney General
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|September 29, 2014
American Family Care
Birmingham, Alabama
"American Family Care of Birmingham is alerting customers following the theft of two laptops containing sensitive information from an employee's vehicle earlier this summer".
The information on the laptops contained personal information of patients specifically related to work injuries, physicals, immunizations and drug screens. The lap top also included the names, dates of birth, addresses, phone numbers, medical record numbers, Social Security Numbers, additional medical information, insurance information, driver's license numbers and dates of service.
Those with questions concerning the incident can call (800) 258-7535(800) 258-7535 extension 2588 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
More Information: http://www.phiprivacy.net/american-family-care-alerts-customers-of-stole... and http://www.bizjournals.com/birmingham/morning_call/2014/09/american-fami...
|Information Source:
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|September 29, 2014
Texas Wellness Incentives and Navigation (WIN) Project- University of Florida and Texas Health and Human Services Commission
Gainesville, Florida
The University of Florida and Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) a cooperative project called the Texas Wellness Incentives and Navigation (WIN) Project for Medicaid patients, notified patients of a data breach.
The University of Florida, acting as a partner of HHSC, sent letters to Houston area physicians requesting health records. Unfortunately, due to a database merging error, some of those health record requests were sent to the wrong physicians.
The information shared with the incorrect physician included names, Medicaid STAR+PLUS identification numbers, and dates of birth.
Those affected with questions can call 1-866-876-HIPA1-866-876-HIPA (4472).
More Information: http://www.phiprivacy.net/university-of-florida-and-texas-hhsc-notify-te... and http://privacy.ufl.edu/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Brch-letr-ICHP-KCase-P...
|Information Source:
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|September 26, 2014
San Francisco, California
BayBio.org has notified individuals of a data breach to their online payment system. The non-profit organization has notified that the hacking to their payment system compromised credit card numbers in process.
The hacker inserted files that captured keystrokes of visitors to their site which included credit card numbers when individuals were either paying for a membership or an event being held by the non-profit. Payments are being taken by phone until the breach has been repaired.
More Information: http://oag.ca.gov/ecrime/databreach/reports/sb24-46727
|Information Source:
California Attorney General
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|September 25, 2014
Pacific BioSciences of California Inc.
Menlo Park, California
Pacific BioSciences of California Inc. has notified patients of a data breach when an employee laptop was stolen from their home that contained some of their personal information.
The information included names, birthdates, and Social Security numbers.
The company has arranged credit monitoring services through AllClearID for one year at no charge. For those affected they can call 1-866-979-2595.
More Information: http://oag.ca.gov/ecrime/databreach/reports/sb24-46702
|Information Source:
California Attorney General
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|September 22, 2014
Viator Inc
San Francisco, California
Viator Inc, was notified of a data breach by their credit card service provider when they had received numerous complaints of erroneous charges to accounts. Their investigation lead to seeing fraudulent charges to Viator customers via their online payment processing system.
The breach includes the compromise of customer credit card and debit card data, card expirations, names, billing addresses, email addresses and Viator "nicknames".
The company is offering 12 month of credit monitoring services at no cost. For those affected they can call 1-888-680-0710 to speak with someone.
The company is also asking customers to go into their accounts and change their passwords.
|Information Source:
California Attorney General
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|September 15, 2014
Tim McCoy & Associates/ dba.NEAT Management Group
Austin, Texas
Tim McCoy and Associates, also known as NEAT Management Group informed customers of a data breach when the laptop belonging to one of the company's software engineers was stolen on August 27, 2014.
The information on the laptop included names, Social Security Numbers, dates of birth, addresses, phone numbers, employer identification numbers and email addresses.
The company is providing a free membership for a year to ProtectMyID. For those who were affected, they can call 1-888-829-6550.
More Information: http://oag.ca.gov/ecrime/databreach/reports/sb24-46601
|Information Source:
California Attorney General
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|September 12, 2014
Health and Human Services Agency, Napa
Napa, California
The Napa Health and Human Services Department, specifically In Home Supportive Services (IHSS) notified patients of a data breach when one of their flash/thumb drives was missing from their offices on Coombs Street. This portable drive contained information specifically related to their Comprehensive Services for Older Adults Division of HHS.
The discovery was made of the missing drive when clean-up was happening to their offices after the recent Napa earthquake. The offices have not been occupied since the earthquake. The information on the drive included names, addresses, phone numbers and information regarding patients status in the IHSS program. The agency is reporting that no financial or Social Security information was on the flash/thumb drive.
They agency has reported the incident to the police and are treating the missing flash/thumb drive as a burglary.
More Information: http://oag.ca.gov/ecrime/databreach/reports/sb24-46595
|Information Source:
California Attorney General
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|September 10, 2014
Bartell Hotels
San Diego, California
Bartell Hotels, who operates several hotels in San Diego, has announced that they have suffered a data breach of customer credit card information.
The Best Western Plus Island Palms Hotel & Marina, The Dana on Mission Bay, Humphreys Half Moon Inn & Suites, Pacific Terrace Hotel and Days Hotel – Hotel Circle had names, credit card numbers and credit card expiration dates of customers who stayed at these hotels between February 16, 2014 and May 13, 2014 breached.
The breach could have affected up to 55,000 individuals.
For those affected, they can contact a representative at 877-437-4010 Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CT with questions or concerns.
|Information Source:
|records from this breach used in our total: 55,000
|September 9, 2014
Beef O'Brady's Restaurants
North Port, Florida
Beef O'Brady restaurants appear to have been a victim of a data breach to their point of sale system, when unauthorized credit card transactions begain appearing on financial statement of customers. These transactions were from numerous vendors in Texas, New York, and Massachusetts. The restaurant chain is located in Florida.
Reportedly, a minimum of four Florida Beef O'Brady's restaurant locations have been compromised.
The information compromised included credit and debit card information.
The company is currently working with local law enforcement to further investigate the breach.
More Information: http://www.wtsp.com/story/news/local/2014/09/09/potential-data-breach-at...
|Information Source:
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|September 5, 2014
California State University, East Bay
Hayward, California
California State University, East Bay has notified individuals of a data breach that has occurred on August 11, 2014 when the University discovered unauthorized access to individuals information when an overseas IP address appears to have used a software tool designed to access information on a server without being detected. The server targeted contained personal information on various employment record transactions and some extended learning course information.
The specific information breached included names, addresses, Social Security Numbers and dates of birth.
The University has set up 12 months free of Experian's ProtectMyID for those affected. For additional questions or concerns individuals can contact (888) 738-3759 a toll free number specifically set up to deal with questions/concerns regarding this breach.
More Information: http://oag.ca.gov/ecrime/databreach/reports/sb24-46513
|Information Source:
California Attorney General
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|September 5, 2014
Phoenix, Arizona
Yandy.com, an online retailer, notified customers of a data breach to their online payment system when the server that processes this information was hacked. The unauthorized user (s) gained payment card information, including the CVV numbers on the back of the cards, expiration dates, names, addresses and email addresses of customers.
For those affected with questions, they can call the company at 1-844-236-1015.
More Information: http://oag.ca.gov/ecrime/databreach/reports/sb24-46527
|Information Source:
California Attorney General
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|September 4, 2014
Washington, District Of Columbia
Reportedly, Healthcare.gov has suffered a data breach to one of their test systems by hackers. Currently the Obama administration is communicating that no personal information was compromised, but authorities are investigating.
According to the administration, ""our review indicates that the server did not contain consumer personal information, data was not transmitted outside the agency and the website was not specifically targeted," said Aaron Albright, a spokesman at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which runs the website. "We have taken measures to further strengthen security.""
"Mr. Albright said the hacking was made possible by several security weaknesses. The test server should not have been connected to the Internet, he said, and it came from the manufacturer with a default password that had not been changed.
In addition, he said, the server was not subject to regular security scans as it should have been".
More Information: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/05/us/hackers-breach-security-of-healthca...
|Information Source:
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|September 2, 2014
The Home Depot
Atlanta, Georgia
The Home Depot appears to be another victim of a data breach of their POS systems, reportedly by the same Russian hacking group that hit Target, Michaels, Neiman Marcus and P.F. Chang's.
Brian Krebs of Krebs on Security reported that a significantly large amount of debit and credit card information went up for sale on the underground cybercrime sites, all leading back to purchases made at Home Depot stores across the US.
Home Depot is currently investigating the potential breach. Updated postings will follow as more information comes in.
More Information: http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-retail-hacking-20140904-story.html
UPDATE (9/10/2014): The Home Depot has now confirmed that their credit card processing systems were compromised in 2,200 of its stores across the U.S and Canada. Currently, no information has been released as to the number of individuals affected. Authorities are predicting this could surpass the 40 million individuals affected by the Target hacking.
More Information: http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/09/09/us-usa-home-depot-databreach-i...
UPDATE (9/16/2014): "A group of attorneys general have opened a multistate investigation into the recently confirmed data breach at Home Depot Inc."
Attorneys General in Connecticut, Illinois and California will be leading the investigation to uncover the cause of the data breach and how the retailer has handled the breach with their affected customers.
More Information:http://www.bna.com/attorneys-general-launch-n17179894898/
UPDATE (9/18/2014): The Home Depot has announced the data breach they suffered earlier this month has affected approximately 56 million credit and debit cards. This makes this breach the second largest breach ever, just behind TJX'x co's breach of 90 million records. The also announced that they see no evidence of any breach of their stores in Mexico or for those who shopped at their online store, HomeDepot.com.
More Information: http://www.wjla.com/articles/2014/09/home-depot-data-breach-affected-56m...
UPDATE (9/26/2014): At least 15 law suits have been filed against The Home Depot for the recent data breach that occurred in US and Canadian stores. The lawsuit alleges that The Home Depot neglected to secure customers' financial and personal information. Most of the cases were filed by customers, however two credit unions and one bank have also filed suit.
More Information: http://www.nationallawjournal.com/id=1202671405651/Lawsuits-Piling-Up-in-Home-Depot-Data-Security-Breach#ixzz3EQXm6uC9
UPDATE (9/29/2014): The Home Depot has posted a page on their website regarding the recent data breach, for consumers who were affected. This page will advise you on what to do and how to obtain information to take advantage of the free 12 month credit monitoring services. Make sure to scroll down past the photo.
More Information: https://corporate.homedepot.com/MediaCenter/Pages/Statement1.aspx
UPDATE (11/14/2014): The Home Depot has now announced that on top of the 56 million customers who had financial information compromised in the breach, the hackers also made off with 53 million email addresses of customers as well.
More Information: http://krebsonsecurity.com/category/data-breaches/
UPDATE (11/25/2014): The Home Depot is facing 44 civil lawsuits in the U.S and Canada as a result of the data breach that occured across the organizations retail stores.
Currently the company "has been working to deploy EuroPay MasterCard Visa (EMV) chip-and-pin security at each of its U.S. and Canadian stores. The breach compromised the financial details of customers who shopped at any of Home Depot's 2,266 stores in the U.S. and Canada".
|Information Source:
|records from this breach used in our total: 56,000,000
|September 1, 2014
Cupertino, California
Apple's iCloud service
"A few days ago a group calling themselves hackappcom posted a proof of concept script on the popular code repository called Github that would allow for a user to attempt to breach iCloud and access a user account. This script would query iCloud services via the "Find My iPhone" API to guess username and password combinations. The problem here was that apparently Apple was not limiting the number of queries. This allowed for attackers to have numerous chances to guess password combinations without the fear of being locked out".
The number of celebrity photos or private information breached is still unknown.
More Information: http://www.forbes.com/sites/davelewis/2014/09/02/icloud-data-breach-hack...
|Information Source:
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|August 29, 2014
Memorial Hermann Hospital
Houston, Texas
Memorial Hermann Hospital is notifying patients of a data breach when they discovered a former employee accessed medical records of more than 10,000 patients.
Reportedly the former employee had been accessing patient information for over severn years, December 2007 through July 2014, that were outside their normal job description.
The information breached included patients' medical records, health insurance information, Social Security numbers, names, addresses and dates of birth.
More Information:http://www.click2houston.com/news/memorial-hermann-hospital-employee-accesses-10000-patient-medical-records/27797392
|Information Source:
|records from this breach used in our total: 1,060
|August 29, 2014
AltaMed Health Services
Los Angeles, California
AltaMed Health has notified patients of a data breach when a temporary employee and other individuals were reported to be under investigation for an identity theft scheme, according to Arcadia law enforcement agents. No arrests have been made currently, but the investigation is continuing.
"Law enforcement disclosed it recovered a hard drive and other evidence during its investigation, that this hard drive and evidence may include the organization's records, and that it believes this information may have been misused by participants in the identity theft ring currently under investigation".
The investigation has shown that this temporary employee accessed electronic and paper records for individuals that attended community events in Orange and Los Angeles counties from October 24, 2013 through June 6, 2014. The temporary employee was hired to help with patient enrollment.
The records this person had access to included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, Social Security numbers, provider information, insurance information, dates of birth, and addresses.
AltaMed is offering AllClear ID and AllClear ID Pro for those individuals affected. You can find information regarding these services by calling (877) 579-2263
More Information:
|Information Source:
California Attorney General
|records from this breach used in our total: 2,995
|August 29, 2014
Beachwood-Lakewood Plastic Surgery
Beachwood, Ohio
Beachwood-Lakewood Plastic Surgery and Dr. Stevem A. Golman, notified patients of a data breach when their office in the Parkway Medical complex were burglarized. The theives stole computer hardware that inlcuded patient information that included names and limited medical information.
The medical practice is offering you one year of credit monitoring at no cost. This service is provided by All Clear ID.
If you have any questions or would like to enroll in the credit monitoring service, call 1-877-615-3745.
|Information Source:
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|August 28, 2014
J.P Morgan Chase
New York, New York
The FBI is investigating a sophisticated hacking attack on JP Morgan Chase and potentially seven other financial institutions. Originally it was reported that possibly one to four other institutions may have been affected, but it appears that the breach could be much larger than originally thought.
The hackers, who are reportedly Russian, gained enough personal information to completely wipe out bank accounts. The sophisticated and coordinated attacks go beyond the typical criminal hacker (s) according to authorities. Investigators are looking into the reasons behind the coordinated attack.
It appears that not only did the hackers gain access to the accounts, but also altered and possibly deleted information.
The attack appears to have been coordinated and directed at specific JP Morgan Chase employees to gain access to their computers and databases at the bank.
Experts are communicating that the hackers would have had to of spent a significant amount of time researching and studying the record system of the bank prior to attempting any kind of unauthorized access. "What was even more concerning is these hackers were able to modify records using high-level credentials and do it in a way that was undetected."
More Information: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/08/28/fbi-reportedly-probing-hack-j...
UPDATE (9/16/2014): After further investigation by authorities and Chase Bank, the breach they suffered isn't as severe as originally anticipated. The bank has confirmed that the hackers were able to gain access only to names, addresses and phone numbers, no financial or bank account information was accessed.
More Information: http://www.tomsguide.com/us/chase-bank-breach-update,news-19545.html
UPDATE (10/3/2014): The cyber attack JPMorgan Chase & Co. faced this summer compromised personal information in much greater numbers than first reported. Originally the numbers reported were over 1 million affected customers. After an investigation, JP Morgan Chase reports that hackers gained access to data on more than 76 million account holders--names, addresses, phone numbers and emails. Information on an additional 7 million small businesses was obtained as well. "
"JPMorgan Chase said that names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses were stolen from the company's servers, but only customers who use the websites Chase.com and JPMorganOnline and the apps ChaseMobile and JPMorgan Mobile were affected".
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|August 27, 2014
Dairy Queen
Edina, Minnesota
Dairy Queen has reported a data breach of their POS (Point of Sale) system when malware authorities are calling "Backoff" was found on the system. This same malware authorities are attributing to the Target and Supervalu Inc. data breaches. Currently the restaurant chain is unclear as to how many stores were affected.
Dairy Queen operates 6,300 restaurants across the US, many of which are franchisees that are not required to report fraud to Dairy Queens headquarters.
Currently Dairy Queen is working with authorities to uncover the specifics.
More Information: http://bringmethenews.com/2014/08/27/dairy-queen-confirms-potential-brea...
UPDATE:(9/10/2014): Dairy Queen has announced that several of its stores will go to a "cash only" model in lieu of the current data breach the fast food restaurant chain suffered.The company stated that only a small portion of its 4,500 stores were affected, but they would not say how many or which restaurants will be going to a cash only system.
More Information: http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2014/09/03/dairy-queen-taking-security-ste...
UPDATE: (10/10/2014): On Thursday, Dairy Queen confirmed that 400 stores and one Orange Julius location were compromised as a result of the point of sale malware first reported back in August. The investigation also confirmed that the hackers used compromised credentials of a third party vendor to infiltrate Dairy Queen's POS system.
More Information: http://www.dairyqueen.com/us-en/datasecurityincident/affected-stores/?lo...
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|August 26, 2014
Milpitas Knights PAL Youth Football
Milpitas, California
Parents of 80 youth football players were notified of a data breach, when a bag of registration materials required by the league were stolen from the back seat of a volunteers car.
The information included original birth certificates and physical forms. The league did not comment on what information was entered on the physical form.
More Information: http://www.mercurynews.com/sports/ci_26375263/milpitas-youth-football-pl...
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|August 26, 2014
The Hand Care Center/Shoulder and Elbow Institute
Orange., California
The Hand Care Center/Shoulder and Elbow Institute in Orange California notified patients of data breach when they were notified by Iron Mountain Record Management, a facility where the medical practice stores old files, that 25 boxes of X-rays were stolen by two employees of the storage company. The employees sold the X-rays to a recycler who melted them down to recover the silver.
The information in the X-ray files included patient names, dates of birth, gender, treating physician, medical record numbers and the image on the X-ray itself.
For those possibly affected, they can call the center at 1-877-615-3762. The center is reporting that any X-rays taken after 2002 were most likely not affected.
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|August 26, 2014
Long Beach Internal Medical Group
Long Beach, California
The Long Beach Internal Medical Group, Inc. in Long Beach California notified patients of data breach when they were notified by Iron Mountain Record Management, a facility where the medical practice stores old files, that boxes of records were stolen by two employees of the storage company. Reportedly the employees sold X-rays files to a recycler who melted them down to recover the silver.
The information in the files stored by the medical practice included names, sex, addresses, dates of birth, telephone numbers, account numbers, office charges, insurance information, diagnosis information, Social Security numbers.
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|August 26, 2014
Geekface LLC
Pawcatuck, Connecticut
Geekface LLC, which runs the online sites Hatchwise.com and eLogoContest.com notified customers of a data breach to their server that compromised personal information.
The information breached included names, addresses, birth dates, usernames, passwords, and Social Security numbers.
For those with questions or needing further assistance they can call 1-800-303-09111-800-303-0911 between 10:00 a.m and 5:00 p.m. EST Monday through Friday or visit hatchwise.com.
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|August 26, 2014
Imhoff & Associates, PC
Los Angeles, California
Imhoff and Associates, a criminal defense lawfirm notified clients of a data breach when a backup hard drive was stolen from a locked trunk of an employee's vehicle.
The personal information contained on the backup hard drive may have included names, birth dates Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, addresses, emails and phone numbers.
The firm is offering those affected 12 months of AllClear ID at no cost. Those individuals with questions can call 1-877-615-3769 to reach an AllClear ID representative, Monday through Saturday 8:00 a.m to 8:00 p.m Central Standard Time..
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California Attorney General
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|August 25, 2014
BioReference Laboratories, Inc./CareEvolve, Inc.
Ann Arbor, Michigan
CareEvolve Inc, a subsidiary of BioReference Laboratories, Inc. have notified patients of a data breach to their system that may have inadvertently exposed personal information of patients.
CareEvolve, Inc. was reconfiguring a test server and accidentally exposed the server, making it accessible via the Internet. This particular server included patient names, home addresses, telephone numbers, ages, patient/medical record numbers, clinical tests, collection dates, dates of birth and Social Security numbers (196 SSN's exposed according to CareEvolve Inc).
Automated search engine data mining applications did access this information starting on February 2, 2014 and ended when the breach was discovered on March 19, 2014.
For those that may have been affected can call 1-800-229-52271-800-229-5227 ext. 8433 or email email@example.com.
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|August 22, 2014
US Investigations Services (USIS)
Falls Church, Virginia
The US Investigations Services (USIS), a firm that performs background checks for U.S government employees had a breach in their data base. Cyber criminals were able to hack their system to gain personal information on employees with the Department of Homeland Security, U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement and U.S Customs and Border Protection units.
The information breached included Social Security numbers, education and criminal history, birth dates, information on spouses, other relatives and friends including names and addresses.
Officials say the number may increase as the investigation continues.
More Information: http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/08/22/us-usa-security-contractor-cyb...
UPDATE (9/18/2014): "The Office of Personnel Management will not renew any of its contracts with USIS, the major Falls Church, Va., contractor that provides the bulk of background checks for federal security clearances and was the victim of a recent cyberattack, officials confirmed Tuesday evening".
USIS conducted over 21,000 background checks per month for the US government and has been under scrutiny since the data breach in August.
More Information: http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/opm-to-end-usis-contracts...
UPDATE (11/14/2014) It appears that the breach affecting the Department of Homeland Security goes beyond just this US governmental agencies. The Ex-DHS official warns of more USIS breach victims and is warning that the breach likely affected other federal workers beyond DHS.
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|records from this breach used in our total: 25,000
|August 22, 2014
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles
Los Angeles, California
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles California has reported a data breach of at least 500 patients at the facility when an employees laptop computer was stolen from their home during a burglary in June 2014. The laptop was password protected.
The records on the laptop included specific patient data such as lab testing, treatment and diagnosis, Social Security numbers and other personal information.
More Information: http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-cedars-breach-20140823-story.html
UPDATE (10/3/2014): The data breach that occurred when an employee laptop was stolen, contained many more files than what was originally reported by the hospital. When the breach was made public, Cedars-Sinai hospital reported that 500 patient files were on the stolen laptop. After an investigation, the laptop actually contaned personal information on 33,136 patients.
More Information: http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-cedars-data-breach-20141002-story....
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|August 22, 2014
ManagedMed Inc (A Psychological Corporation)
Los Angeles, California
ManagedMed Inc.(A Psychological Corporation) notified patients and the Attorney General's office of a data breach of their patient scheduling system.
According to the facility patient scheduling information was viewed via an unsecured webpage by at least two non-ManagedMed individuals. This information was visible from March, 2013 through May 15, 2014. The breach allowed unauthorized persons to access the facilities calendaring system and view the information.
This information included patient scheduling information, patient names, telephone numbers, names of providers, notes on the patient which could have included information on the type of visit scheduled or medication/test scheduled for the patient, and dates of appointments. According to the facility no SSN's, credit card or medical records information were exposed.
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California Attorney General
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|August 20, 2014
The UPS Store
Atlanta, Georgia
The UPS Store, Inc has notified customers of a data breach when they discovered malware in their systems targeting UPS retailers. UPS retained a security firm to review their systems and found malware at 51 locations in 24 states. UPS has a total of 4,470 franchised center locations within the US.
The company announced that both credit and debit card purchases were impacted at the franchised locations from January 20, 2014 through August 11, 2014. The company has since removed the malware from their system.
The company put out the following information:
For those affected with questions, please call us at 1-855-731-6016."
For more information http://oag.ca.gov/system/files/California%20Distribution_0.pdf?
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California Attorney General
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|August 18, 2014
Community Health Systems
Franklin, Tennessee
4.5 million
Community Health Systems out of Franklin Tennessee has announced a large data breach of their medical system. The breach occured when hackers infiltrated the server of the health system compromising Social Security numbers, names and addresses for 4.5 million patients. Authorities believe that the hackers were based out of China and the attacks happened from April 2014 through June 2014.
The company operates 206 hospitals in 29 states and is currently doing further investigations regarding the attack.
More Information: http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/08/18/hack-of-community-health-system...
UPDATE (8/26/2014): Five Alabama residents have filed a class-action lawsuit against Community Health Systems following last week's announcement of the data breach of 4.5 million patients.
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|August 18, 2014
MeetMe, Inc.
New Hope, Pennsylvania
MeetMe, Inc. has announced a data breach of their system when hackers gained access to their customer information. The information included names, emails addresses, and passwords.
The company reported that they have contacted their customers to change their usernames and passwords.
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California Attorney General
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|August 15, 2014
Albertsons/AB Acquisitions LLC
Boise, Idaho
The Albertsons grocery chain in Southern California announced a data breach when hackers attempted to obtain customer credit and debit card information from its approximately 180 Southern California stores, as well as stores in several other states.
AB Acquisition LLC which operates Albertson stores, ACME Markets, Jewel-Osco, Shaw's and Star Markets all under New Albertson's, Inc. confirmed that the data breach started as early as June 22, 2014 and ended July 17, 2014.
"Albertson stores in Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming and southern Utah were also affected. In addition, ACME Markets in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey; Jewel-Osco stores in Iowa, Illinois and Indiana; and Shaw's and Star Markets stores in Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire and Rhode Island were all impacted by this incident".
The company is offering customers who may have been affected by the breach a year of complimentary identity-protection services. For more information, customers can call (877) 932-7948 or visit Albertsons' website.More Information: http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-breach-alberstons-20140815-story.html
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|August 15, 2014
Eden Prairie, Minnesota
Supervalu, which operates 3,763 outlets, both corporate and franchised stores, has reported a data breach in their point-of-sale system which affected some of its retail food stores, along with several of its stand-alone liquor stores. The information compromised includes account numbers and other information on customer payment cards used at the point-of-sale systems. The data breach occurred from June 22, 2014 through July 17, 2014 according to company spokesperson. The retail grocery chain has notified authorities and the breach is currently under investigation.
More Information: http://www.cnbc.com/id/101922584#
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|August 12, 2014
Freedom Management Group, LLC dba The Natural
Hauppauge, New York
The Natural, an online store, notified customers of a data breach to their system when an unauthorized party accessed customer payment card data. The unauthorized access occurred from 4/22/2014 to 7/17/2014.
The information accessed included customer credit and debit card numbers, expiratin dates, names, addresses, and phone numbers, account numbers, and passwords.
The company has recommended that those affected change their online passwords to their online account. The company is offering AllClear ID at no cost for 12 months. For those affected they may contact the AllClear ID team at 1-877-615-3771.
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California Attorney General
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|August 12, 2014
Orthopaedic Specialty Institute Medical Group
Orange, California
Orthopaedic Specialty Institute Medical Group has reported a data breach when it was discovered that 742 boxes of patient X-rays were stolen from an Iron Mountain Record Management storage facility. After an investigation by the authorities, it was discovered that two Iron Mountain Record Management employees stole the files and melted them down for the silver.
The information in the records, which are 10 to 15 years old, and could have included patient names, birth dates and medical record numbers.
For those who might have been affected they can call the medical group at 1-714-937-48251-714-937-4825 .
More Information: http://www.ocregister.com/articles/medical-631456-rays-group.html
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|August 7, 2014
University California Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, California
The University California Santa Barbara has notified unauthorized access to some archival payroll data that included names, social security numbers and direct deposit banking information.
The University has contracted with ID Experts to provide free credit monitoring service, and insurance for identity theft restoration.
If you need assistance enrolling or have additional questions, the University is requesting individuals call the UCSB / ID Experts team at 1-877-919-9184, between the hours of 6:00 am and 6:00 pm Pacific Time.
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California Attorney General
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|August 7, 2014
Anderson & Murison
Los Angeles, California
Anderson & Murison, a wholesale insurance broker, notified individuals of a data breach when individual retail insurance agents applied for personal umbrella insurance policies for their customers via Anderson & Murison's online umbrella rating system.
When the retail agents requested an estimate through this online system, specific information regarding their customers was necessary to obtain the quote/estimate. Information such as first and last names, addresses, policy dates, policy numbers, premium costs, policy amounts, types of policies, dates of birth, all real estate owned and addresses, types of automobiles, other motorized equipment such as watercraft, occupations of both individuals and spouses, employer names and addresses, general information such as traffic violations, etc.
The company is offering identity theft protection through Kroll for one year at no cost. Those affected can call 1-844-263-8605.
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California Attorney General
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|August 7, 2014
San Mateo Medical Center
San Mateo, California
San Mateo Medical Center (SMMC) notified individuals of a potential data breach when the facility discovered that an employee who was hired in the payroll unit of the facility failed to disclose a prior conviction for identity theft.
The employee was terminated immediately, but the individual had access to SMMC employee information including names, contact information, Social Security numbers and dates of birth.
The facility reported that they found "no evidence indicating that the employee misused confidential information from SMMC employee records".
SMMC has engaged Kroll to provide identity theft protection for one year at no cost. For those affected they can contact the county at 1-844-530-4127 from 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. PDT.
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California Attorney General
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|August 5, 2014
Concord, Massachusetts
Vibrum USA Inc had notified customers of a data breach in their online ordering system. The compay contracts with a third party web hosting provider vibramfivefinger.com whose systems were compromised when an unauthorized party accessed their system that manages online transactions and inserted malicious code.
The information that may have been compromised included credit card numbers.
The company has set up credit monitoring services through Experian. Those affected can call 1-877-371-7902
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California Attorney General
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|August 5, 2014
Russian hacking discovered by Hold Security
Unknown, Wisconsin
1 billion
"A gang of Russian hackers has amassed over 1 billion username and password combinations and more than 500 million email addresses, a security firm reported late Tuesday, calling it the largest-ever haul of stolen Internet credentials.
The massive trove — stolen from hundreds of thousands of websites — was discovered by the Milwaukee firm Hold Security, according to a post on its website".
According to reports by Hold Security, it took over seven months to identify the gang, "whom the firm dubbed CyberVor, or cyber-thief in Russian".
It appears that no payment card information or Social Security numbers were threatened.
PRC will provide updates as the story unfolds.
*note: state location provided is that of Hold Security LLC.
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|July 31, 2014
Recreational Equipment Inc. (REI)
Kent, Washington
On July 23, REI discovered that a third-party may have accessed REI customer accounts without authorization obtaining email addresses and passwords.
For those affected who have further questions about this incident, please contact them at firstname.lastname@example.com or 1-800-426-48401-800-426-4840 Monday through Sunday 4 a.m. to 11 p.m. Pacific Time.
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California Attorney General
|records from this breach used in our total: 0
|July 30, 2014
Atlanta, Georgia
As reported by a local news station in Atlanta Georgia reported a breach by CVS/Caremark when a mailing went out to CVS Caremark customers offering a switch to a 90-day prescription supply.
Unfortunately the mailings
went out to the wrong addresses. "CVS Caremark is in the process of notifying the affected members that
due to a programming error, letters intended for fewer than 350 plan
members were sent to incorrect addresses".
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|July 30, 2014
Rite Aid Pharmacy
Milton, Washington
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|July 30, 2014
Lasko Group, Inc.
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Lasko Group Inc. announced a data breach of customers who purchased on-line parts from them and Air King America Inc. Both companies were the victims of "phishing" emails from an unknown third party. These fraudulent emails led to unauthorized access to their computer network.
Information breached included names, email addresses, phone numbers, credit card numbers, and credit card expiration dates.
The company is offering AllClearID protect your identity for one year at no cost to those affected. For those who are affected they can sign-up by calling 1-866-979-2595 or at enroll.allclearid.com. The company has also established a confidential assistance line for questions or concerns at 1-877-218-0052 from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. EST.
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California Attorney General
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Easier Rider: Invention designed to end E-ZPass inconveniences for bikers
Motorcycle riders who've had to hang their E-ZPass tags from their helmets, duct-tape them to their bikes' windshields or desperately search for them in the final seconds before pulling into the tollbooth might love to have Jesus Rivera Jr.'s new invention, but they'll have to wait.
Rivera, a Montclair resident for the past eight years, has come up with a novel accessory that enables the tags to be mounted on cyclists' apparel in a location where they can be easily detected by E-ZPass sensors at the tolls.
The 32-year-old inventor has enlisted the help of Invent-Tech, a Coral Gables, Fla. publicity and marketing company, to pitch the gadget to manufacturers.
Jorge Puertas, a spokesman for Invent-Tech, said the effort is in its early stages. Rivera is hoping to strike a licensing deal under which he will retain ownership of the idea while collecting a fee from the licenser, which will mass-produce the product, stamp it with a brand name and sell it to consumers.
Neither Puertas nor Rivera could disclose the specific structural or functional details of the invention, since a contract has not been signed and the concept has not obtained patent protection yet.
Rivera, a motorcyclist since he was 18, said bikers prefer using E-ZPass rather than taking the change lane, where they need to fumble for coins, a process complicated by their riding gloves, and to make a complete stop in order to pay.
But E-ZPass presents motorcyclists with issues not faced by the drivers of other vehicles, such as how to mount the tag and where to situate it so it registers at the tollbooth.
Some riders affix it to a random spot on their bikes and hope for the best. Others hold the tag up as they sail through the tolls, but Rivera said he's tried that and gotten a summons, since apparently he was holding it out of the reader's range.
Sometimes more creative methods are employed. Rivera strapped the E-ZPass tag to his helmet "in an unconventional manner" using his goggles during a long road trip in summer 2005, but all the jostling and vibration from riding caused it to fall off when he was down in Cape May.
"When you're going 80 mph, you're not going to pull over to find it," he said, so he ended up paying the $30 deactivation fee and got a replacement tag.
That experience was the inspiration for Rivera's invention, the Moto Pass. He experimented with a homemade prototype on rides starting in summer 2006, and so far, so good.
"I haven't gotten a ticket," he said.
Rivera said he rides on the weekends and on nice days, as well as in charities' fundraisers.
He said he finds the benefit rides, which usually raise money for sick children or for fallen firefighters or police officers, on the Internet. They're generally 60-mile scenic drives, some extending into neighboring states. The longest took him from Montclair to Ocean City, Md., a route that involves a number of tolls.
As the popularity of electronic toll payment expands, Puertas said there is a strong market for Rivera's Moto Pass. He's never seen anything like it, Puertas added.
Right now Rivera's just hopeful the Moto Pass will bring in some supplemental income.
Rivera doubted that the proceeds from any future licensing agreement would allow him to quit his day job as a lab office manager at Kuwata Pan Dent Corp., a Cedar Knolls company that makes dentures, crowns and veneers based on doctors' specifications.
"Any inventor would love for that to happen," he said. "But I'm not banking on it."
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Ja coaches ingenious – Mills
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KINGSTON, Jamaica (CMC):
The man behind the global, exploits of Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake says Jamaican coaches deserve a lot of credit for producing world-beaters with scarce resources.
Glen Mills, president and head coach of Racers Track Club, says the country's coaches are able to produce the fastest athletes on the planet despite the challenges they are confronted with.
Mills' athletes, Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake, Warren Weir, Kemar Bailey-Cole and Rosemary White contributed to seven of Jamaica's 12 medals at the London Olympics.
"They have the talent and our coaches must be lauded for their ingenuity of producing Olympic champions and world champions in less than ideal conditions," said Mills, who spent 22 years as Jamaica's head coach, until three years ago.
"It's a fantastic thing what they have been able to accomplish given the resources that is available to them."
Jamaican athletes have been enjoying world domination over the sprint events and their scintillating performances in last month's Olympics in London remain a major talking point in athletics.
Bolt and Blake, gold and silver medallist in the Olympic 100 and 200 metres, respectively, were among athletes contributing to Jamaica's best ever performance at the games.
Mill, 62, who, under his watch, inspired Jamaica to 71 world and 33 Olympic athletics medals, says athletes have trusted his advice over the years.
"I am a person who they are proud of, and they can trust me and take my advice and opinions and that it means a lot to them," said Mills.
"It's always good to know that the persons you are working with give you the kind of respect that you worked for and I really appreciate their attitude and support towards me."
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