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- Holds (10) 18" x 26" sheet pans or 12" x 20" food pans
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Easily load and retrieve trays of your pre-made salads, sides, and desserts with the Traulsen Specification Line RAC37-17 reach in glass half door air curtain refrigerator with cylinder door locks! This unit's air curtain design lets you keep the doors open while you load and unload products, maintaining safe internal temperatures for up to 60 minutes. However, unlike standard air curtain units, it also allows you to close the door to conserve energy, and its half door design allows you to open one small section at a time for even greater energy savings.
The glass half doors offer a crystal clear view of the refrigerator's contents, and for added convenience, they can open to 270 degrees and feature a latch to hold them in place during loading. It also boasts cylinder door locks to keep your food safe from tampering. The interior comes with 10 sets of tray slides, and each set can accommodate (1) 18" x 26" sheet pan or (1) 12" x 20" food pan.
This air curtain refrigerator boasts a "2-Stage" thermostat with two temperature modes, and it also has a Smart Defrost feature to remove ice formation that may occur when the doors are opened for prolonged periods. This model's automatic condensate evaporator also works to remove condensation buildup.
The bottom mounted 1/2 hp compressor, environmentally friendly R-404A refrigerant and high density, foamed-in-place insulation in the door contribute to outstanding temperature preservation and efficiency. To protect your walls from scratches and scrapes, this unit also comes with a full-perimeter bumper. The Traulsen RAC37-17 is UL and NSF Listed. Please consult the Specification Sheet for additional details and installation requirements.
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Front to Back: 39"
Height: 79 1/4"
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One year parts and labor, 5 year compressor. RESIDENTIAL USERS: Traulsen assumes no liability for parts or labor coverage for component failure or other damages resulting from installation in non-commercial or residential applications.
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This meeting covered an installation of ownCloud, ending with an exciting software RAID rebuild done live!
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Meeting-2014-11-22November 22nd, 2014 by Linuxmonger
This meeting covered an installation of ownCloud, ending with an exciting software RAID rebuild done live!
The linked .pdf file is a complete walkthrough of the build.
Thank you to all who attended!
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How to run a sub-domain of CLUG.OrgOctober 30th, 2013 by Linuxmonger
Because DNS is a great enabler!
Let's say you want to share some information with the world but you have a regular, dynamic xDSL Internet connection. You start up a web server, open port 80 on your router, find your IP address is 184.108.40.206, then call some friends to let them know that address. All is amazing and wonderful. Every so often though, your IP address will change, and then you become lost to the world. You need to find out what your IP address is, then call those you want to share with and tell them your new address, it's tedious and you have to wait for them to find a pen.
Enter Dynamic DNS!
Dynamic DNS allows you to associate a host name with an IP address which changes, such as one assigned to a dial-up intenet connection or a cable modem.
Instead of 126.96.36.199, you can be amy.clug.org! Even I can remember that.
Step zero is to send an e-mail to email@example.com, requesting a sub-domain, and it must include a phone number, I will not set up someone until I've talked to them! You can call me if you want, I have a Cincinnati number, Six Zero Four-5916.
Step one is to set up a service on your server, it can be SSH, HTTP, FTP, FreeCiv or anything else you like, but not Telnet, telnet is bad. A note on security, if you aren't sure of the security implications of the software you want to run, at a minimum, do a Google search like "Linux howto secure ipp" beforehand, and no, there isn't a space between how and to. Figure out what port or ports your service runs on, you can look in /etc/services or the man page, or use sudo nmap -sS 192.168.1.2 (where that last part is the LAN address of your server). Make sure that you can get to that service from another machine on your local network and that it gives back sane responses.
Starting Nmap 5.21 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2013-10-27 11:03 EDT
Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 0.25 seconds
Step two is to set up your router, this is pretty much beyond the scope of this little howto, as there are a zillion different routers out there, and some of them can be a pain to set up in what the original builders think might be insecure (Apple Airport, I'm looking at you!). What you want to do is find an entry like "Port Forwarding" or "Game Access" in some cases, this is done by connecting to the built-in web-server that runs on the router itself, usually at http://192.168.1.1/ and looking through the menus you find there, after you change the password to something secure resembling ho3r0cqh@m – and no, that isn't my password. In my case, I wanted to open access to SSH on the non-default port of 2222, so I forward port 2222 through 2222 to 192.168.1.2, port 2222. The port xx through yy is for a contiguous range of ports, the destination port is the lowest port in the range. Not all routers do this kind of range, but it is the most confusing of the ones I've found.
Step three is to figure out what your external IP address is. The script at the end of this article reads the address from my gateway router, however there are plenty of places on the Internet that can give you this information, for instance;
In both of these, I'm using links, but you can use elinks, w3m, wget, lynx or anything else that returns a page on the command line. The pipe to grep takes the output before and returns only (o) the match for the perl (P) expression that matches an IPv4 address (Okay, it doesn't, but it's good enough).
My opinion is that reading the router is the better idea as it's on the end of a very fast wire that doesn't slow down my surfing speed.
Step four is to request a dynamic update of your hostname from http://freedns.afraid.org/dynamic/update.php with an argument of the SecretString that I provide you with. Each sub-domain has a unique SecretString, so these can be distributed easily, and used on a router if it runs dd-wrt or Tomato. As soon as you run;
You could just run the wget line above as a cron job, but please don't, it puts an excessive load on the machines at Afraid.org and that irritates Joshua Anderson, the owner of Afraid.org.
Step five is to set up a cron job to do this work while you sleep,
The script looks up your external address, compares it to whatever it had been, and if it changes, requests an update. Save the script below as ~/bin/Afraid.org.update.sh and change the SecretString variable in line nine, replace the value shown with the one I give you. Don't forget to make it executable!
# The lines below gets our IP address from the crappy little CBT Wireless
# Present the date in an easily grepable fashion.
# If the Logfile doesn't exist, create it with a known IP address.
# If the Logfile still does not exist, something is wrong, cry for help.
if [ "$Current" = "$Last" ] ; then # No update is required, silently exit.
echo "Update of external IP address needed."
Step six, why didn't it work?
It probably did work, you just can't see the forest through the trees. Say you are on a machine with IP of 192.168.1.100, and your server is at 192.168.1.2, with the router at 192.168.1.1, your external address is 22.214.171.124, and port 80 is forwarded to the server.
When I try to connect from my machine at my house, everything works properly, DNS resolves your external address and I see the web page on your machine because your router forwards my request to your server.
When you try to connect, you resolve your external address, send the request out your router, which doesn't understand why an internal address is trying to connect to another internal address through the router, so it drops the packet.
Before you spend hours trying to figure out what is going on, call somebody and ask if they can see your page, if they can, you're golden.
To fix things so they work properly inside as well, add your server to your /etc/hosts file ( %SystemRoot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts on Windows, /lib/ndb/hosts on Plan 9), and everything is good, unless you are on a laptop. If you are using a laptop and take the laptop to a friends house, when you try to connect, you resolve 192.168.1.2 which won't work. It wouldn't be difficult to write a script that looks at the name of your access point and modifies the hosts file if you are home, but your access point would need a unique name.
The proper way to fix this is to run your own internal DNS server, either on your router or on your server. The advantage of the router is that it's pretty simple and you don't need to worry about it once everything is set up, the advantage of the server is that you can do more with it, but you need to do more with it.
If you run dd-wrt, you can fix this by enabling dnsmasq, then adding your hostname to the Additional DNSMasq Options
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Dr. Richard StallmanOctober 2nd, 2013 by Linuxmonger
Stallman launched the GNU Project in September 1983 to create a Unix-like computer operating system composed entirely of free software. With this, he also launched the free software movement. He has been the GNU project's lead architect and organizer, and developed a number of pieces of widely used GNU software including, among others, the GNU Compiler Collection, the GNU Debugger and the GNU Emacs text editor. In October 1985 he founded the Free Software Foundation.
Stallman pioneered the concept of copyleft, which uses the principles of copyright law to preserve the right to use, modify and distribute free software, and is the main author of free software licenses which describe those terms, most notably the GNU General Public License (GPL), the most widely used free software license. In 1989 he co-founded the League for Programming Freedom. Since the mid-1990s, Stallman has spent most of his time advocating for free software, as well as campaigning against software patents, digital rights management, and other legal and technical systems which he sees as taking away users' freedoms, including software license agreements, non-disclosure agreements, activation keys, dongles, copy restriction, proprietary formats and binary executables without source code.
He has received fourteen honorary doctorates and professorships for this work.
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Backup for gmailAugust 28th, 2013 by BillStowell
Just read a useful article on lxer.com titled how to back up and restore gmail account in linux: http://xmodulo.com/2013/08/how-to-back-up-and-restore-gmail-account-on-linux.html
It makes use of "Gmvault" to make a complete backup of your gmail account on your own computer.
Seems like a useful application but might take a while if you're backing up a few GB over the internet.
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Meeting-2013-08-24August 26th, 2013 by Linuxmonger
There will be a meeting Saturday, August 24th, 2013, 10:00am, at the Pleasant Ridge Branch of the Cincinnati Public Library, located at 6233 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, OH
The topic is setting up a web based camera server on the Raspberry PI, if there's something specific you want to hear about, let me know, but leave out the Spam!
Thank you and hope to see you at the meeting!
Steve Jones
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We (CLUG, or CLUG.Org) don't have a formal mission statement. Our goals are very simple. We have discovered GNU/Linux and want to talk to others who have made the same discovery. We are experts and novices, professionals and hobbyists, young and old. Whoever you are, we hope we have something for you. Come and check us out!


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The Moshi Moshio4i is dock that utilizes Bluetooth 2.1 technology that allows computers and mobile phones to be simultaneously paired through one device. The Moshi04i is a multi-functional object that works as a cellphone dock, a Bluetooth speaker, and a Bluetooth handset that allows your cellphone to act as a landline.
The creator of the Moshi, Native Union, has made the device compatible with any Bluetooth-equipped mobile device. And it allows VOIP and mobile cellphone calls to be made through the same handset.
Other features include and auto pickup/hangup and auto connect/disconnect button and a handset that can be used in conference call mode within 30 feet of the device. One of the most unique features of the MMo4i that it "dramatically reduces exposure to the potentially harmful radiation emitted by mobile devices by 96%." The MMo4i allows you to use your iPhone without having to harm yourself with radiation emissions – which have been linked to many health issues, including cancer.
The receiver is silver and is designed with a honeycomb motif. Once the handset is charged, you can use the portable pair of speakers for playing any audio soundtrack by using your mobile device. If you get a call on your iPhone while you are listening to music on the speakers, it will fade down the music while you answer the phone. You can answer it straight from its cradle – without having to press any buttons!
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The Queensland/Brisbane Boomerangs, a individually-formed all-star high school team from Down Under, visited the states this week, and more importantly,
Girls' coach Trevor Cook was in the area in 2010 when the Boomerangs played at New Bern High.
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The Boomerangs traveled a cooee (long way) to visit and tour
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For the Boomerangs visiting West Craven, it was beneficial for everybody.
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CARSON, Calif. – A right MCL sprain has kept Todd Dunivant on the shelf for the LA Galaxy's last two league matches, but with the 2013 MLS Cup Playoffs set to begin, the left back is moving ever closer to returning to the field.
Dunivant suffered the injury during the closing stages of LA's victory over the Montreal Impact on Oct. 16 and missed the team's remaining two regular season matches as well as their CONCACAF Champions League group stage finale against Isidro Metapán. On Friday, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena confirmed that Dunivant trained fully with the club on Thursday and Friday with an eye to allowing him to be available for selection against RSL.
The defender himself gave no assurance that he'll be back in action, but did admit that his condition is improving.
"It's been good. I've been working really hard to come back ahead of schedule and it's been good," said Dunivant, who admitted the injury diagnosis was initially more severe. "I think fitness wise I'm doing pretty well and now it's just getting the confidence back with cutting and the lateral stuff. I'm pushing to try and be ready for Sunday. "
The Galaxy will need Dunivant at full strength against an RSL attack that boasts an array of weapons from target forward Alvaro Saborio, tricky attacker Joao Plata as well as midfielders Javier Morales, Luis Gil and Ned Grabavoy.
"You can't hobble into the playoffs and Greg has done a good job filling in as well. We have options so that's a good thing. RSL brings a lot of firepower… so we've got a lot to deal with," said Dunivant. "They have a lot [in the attack] and there's a reason that they were in the hunt for the Supporters' Shield this season. This is a grizzled playoff team that knows how to win in November."
CARSON, Calif. -- In the latest edition of "View from the Booth" Cobi Jones and Joe Tutino preview Sunday's Western Conference Semifinal first leg between the LA Galaxy and Real Salt Lake.
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CARSON, Calif. – LA Galaxy forward Robbie Keane has put forth an MLS MVP type season in 2013, but will that earn LA's Irish captain the honor?
During the regular season, Keane tallied 16 goals and 11 assists this season for the Galaxy in just 22 games played while missing time due to international duty and injury. Keane also joined Portland Timbers midfielder Diego Valeri in being the only players to finish with double digit goals and assists.
When the Irishman was on the field, his presence was felt as LA went 12-7-4 in his 22 games while falling to a disappointing 3-8-0 when he was missing. Even though Keane has had quite the impact on LA's fortunes this season, the Galaxy captain remains modest about his chances for the individual honor—instead focusing on larger aspirations.
"Not for me to say. It depends what MVP means. If it is most valuable player which it is and what you do for the team, it's about scoring the most goals then no?" said Keane. "If I get it great, it's always nice to get accolades, but if I don't then I certainly won't any sleep over it. It's about championships. The MVP means nothing if you don't win things. If you win the championships then I don't care. … It's not something that I'm too concerned really."
As for alternatives to Keane, two names earning the most publicity as of late are Chicago Fire forward Mike Magee and New York Red Bulls midfielder Tim Cahill, each of whom the Irishman lauded for their stellar showings in 2013.
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CARSON, Calif. – We're inching ever closer to the LA Galaxy's clash with Real Salt Lake , but as we prepare to analyze the midfield diamonds, counterattacks and crushing tackles that are emblematic of matches between the two sides, let's look at the series by the numbers.
To accompany the LA Galaxy's Quest for Three infographic, Real Salt Lake got into the fun themselves with an infographic that you can see here.
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*ZERO— The number of two-leg, aggregate goals series played between the LA Galaxy and Real Salt Lake. Both postseason contests were one-off matches with the Galaxy leading by a 1-0-1 margin.
*THREE of FOUR – The LA Galaxy and Real Salt Lake have three of the last four MLS Cup titles with RSL defeating LA in 2009 before LA rattled off two straight in 2011 and 2012. The lone team to win the club in recent years that wasn't LA or RSL was the Colorado Rapids in 2010.
*THREE – Times that Real Salt Lake have gone 10 or more days between games and their record after a layoff is 2-0-1. Both wins were by multiple goals with RSL defeating Seattle on June 22 after a 10 day off and FC Dallas 3-0 after another 10 day gap. Their lone draw came after 14 days between games a 0-0 draw with Portland. By game time on Sunday, RSL will have gone 10 days between games.
*3.4— Average number of saves per game by Nick Rimando, who has 93 saves in 27 games against the LA Galaxy. In games against RSL since 2009, the Galaxy have used a total of four different goalkeepers against Salt Lake: Donovan Ricketts, Josh Saunders, Brian Rowe, and Jaime Penedo.
*FIVE— The number of goals scored by Javier Morales against the LA Galaxy. The Argentine midfielder is the team's leading scorer against LA while also adding nine assists. Second is Robbie Findley with four goals against his former club.
*10—The number of goals scored by Landon Donovan against Real Salt Lake. He is the team leader with goals against RSL while Robbie Keane is second with five goals against the Utahans.
*11-10-6 – The overall record between the LA Galaxy and Real Salt Lake in regular season and postseason play.
*7-6-5— Bruce Arena's record in all MLS competitions against Real Salt Lake.
*5-1-1— The LA Galaxy's record against RSL when leading at the half. The lone draw came in the 2009 MLS Cup when RSL won in penalty kicks. The Galaxy are 7-6-4 when being tied at the half with RSL and 0-2-0 when trailing at the half.
*7-0-1—Real Salt Lake's record when leading the Galaxy at the half.
CARSON, Calif. –When the LA Galaxy and Real Salt Lake take the field on Sunday to start the Western Conference Semifinal series, two of the finest coaches in MLS will be leading them on the sidelines.
Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena and RSL boss Jason Kreis have led their clubs to the highest point totals in MLS since they met in the 2009 MLS Cup final with the Galaxy holding a 233 to 222 advantage on Salt Lake while also winning three of the last four MLS Cup trophies.
Kreis, who took over as RSL head coach in 2007 after a successful 11-year career as a player admitted that Arena has been a source of inspiration as he's shaped Salt Lake into one of the prominent clubs in MLS.
"There's no doubt in my mind that Bruce is the best coach in the history of soccer in this country. I certainly have tried to pick his brain any chance I get, to ask him to gain some nuggets of knowledge along the way," said Kreis in a media conference call on Thursday. "I think there's no question again that he gets it right at the right time otherwise he wouldn't have five MLS Cups to his name already."
Meanwhile, Arena was just as quick to admit that Kreis has blossomed into one of the bright young coaches in MLS.
"I think he's grown into a terrific coach," said Arena. "He had to learn on the job, it took him some years to get grounded and now I think he's real comfortable in the way he goes about and does his business and gets his teams ready. So we've seen consistently over the last three or four years that Salt Lake has a good team year in year out."
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CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy won the regular season series against Real Salt Lake 2-1-0 and because of that stat, RSL head coach Jason Kreis believes that it will make LA favorites to win the Western Conference Semifinal.
LA picked up two wins against RSL this season winning the first meeting 2-0 at Rio Tinto Stadium on April 27 before falling in Sandy, UT 3-1 on June 8th. The Galaxy then clobbered RSL 4-2 on Aug. 17 in the lone game at StubHub Center.
Although the Galaxy outscored his side seven to three in 2013, Kreis is confident in RSL's ability to disregard their regular season struggles against LA.
"I think [the regular season record is] relevant in some ways that it makes them the favorite. But do I think that will be the end all be all to determine the playoffs? No I don't," said Kreis. "I think that when players get into the playoff situation they quickly forget what records were like during the regular season and I think all of look at the playoffs as a completely new and fresh opportunity so records sometimes go out the window."
As for Kreis' gameplan to stop the two-time defending MLS Cup champions, he believes that it will depend on his ability to stop the Galaxy's dangerous forward pairing of Landon Donovan and Robbie Keane.
It's the best forward partnership in the entire league with Donovan and Keane if that's who they choose to play there. I think that for me, Robbie Keane is probably the MLS MVP this year," said Jason Kreis. "He's been the most consistent and best player this year and so those two players we have to be mindful of all the time. And then they have some other guys that mix in well and come in late with the central midfielders so we've got to be mindful of them.
"We always have to be concerned with the potential of a team like LA because they get it," Kreis added. "They put things together in the playoffs, players that have been there and done it so many times that they know what they're capable of and often times will be playing there absolute best so we need to be worried about their potential, not necessarily what we've seen over the last week or two."
Juninho and Marcelo Sarvas "two pieces of the puzzle" for the LA Galaxy ahead of Real Salt Lake match
CARSON, Calif. – There's no doubt that Landon Donovan and Robbie Keane provide the skill and cunning for the LA Galaxy, but in the center of the park beats a Brazilian heart fueled by Juninho and Marcelo Sarvas.
In the latest feature for LAGalaxy.com, I speak to Juninho and Sarvas about their connection ahead of Sunday's Western Conference Semifinal first leg against Real Salt Lake.
"I think that we are doing well [in midfield]. I think that we are responding well to the expectations of the team. We know each other so it's easy. Our relationship outside the field makes everything easy," said Sarvas. "The way that we think about soccer is the same so it's easy to click on the field. In the same way, we're two pieces in this puzzle in a team that everyone is doing well.
Sarvas' energetic style of play has quickly endeared him to teammates and fans alike with Galaxy supporters group LA Riot Squad naming him their player of the year while LAGalaxy.com voters voted him the runner-up to Robbie Keane as the team's MVP.
Although Sarvas' popularity may be hard to understand for outsiders, the Brazilian believes that his style of play allows for such a close relationship with fans.
"I think that with the way that I play and show myself on the field, it's easy for me to make this indent between me and the fans because they are people who have passion for the team before players and everything," said Sarvas. "When they find someone who shows the same passion that they have it is easy. This is the type of player that I am and it's not just here, but it's everywhere they I've been."
CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena spoke with local and national media on a conference call on Thursday ahead of this weekend's Western Conference Semifinal first leg against Real Salt Lake.
Arena's comments are below…
(On the development of Omar Gonzalez…)
ARENA: "He's had a solid year with a few injuries. I think that the national team call-ups have been challenging for him. It's hurt his contiguity with our team and as well as with the national team. Those are things that happen with young players in their initial outings with trying to balance their club careers and international careers. It's been challenging for Omar, but I think that as of late, he's gotten his feet on the ground and is ready to go. He's a great person, but it's challenging for anyone and he's gone through experiences throughout the year and now that we're at the end of the year, he's settled in. He's using the experiences to get better as a player and as a person."
(On the differences of the Galaxy since August…)
ARENA: "We're a little bit more consistent on both ends of the field. We were fairly erratic in the first half of the season and solidified ourselves on both ends. Part of the reason is our performance, which has not been as consistent as I'd like, is that we've just had a difficult time this year getting our whole group together for any extended period of time. As of late, we've been able to do that with a little more consistency and it's obviously helped us.
(On the influence of [Gyasi] Zardes and [Jaime] Penedo…)
ARENA: If we were going to play Landon and Robbie as forwards, we had to make the decision of what to do with Gyasi, so we made the decision to play him in midfield. That was big for our team. Penedo has come in and given us more consistency in goal. He's capable of making big saves in games to preserve game. A.J. [DeLaGarza]'s injury has been unfortunate, but I think that the moves have helped us. As well as the fact that we've had Robbie and Landon together as strikers, but during the playoffs, I'd imagine that we'll move that around as well."
(On Real Salt Lake…)
ARENA: As usual they have a very good team and I think that they're solid on every end of the field. Nick Rimando has been an outstanding goalkeeper for them this season as he has been for the last five, six, seven years. [Alvaro] Saborío is an excellent goal scorer for them up front. The midfield of [Javier] Morales, [Kyle] Beckerman, [Ned] Grabavoy, and [Luis] Gil is outstanding. The return of [Chris] Schuler helps them in the back; [Nat] Borchers is an excellent leader for them in the back as is [Chris] Wingert. They've got a nice team and an experienced team. It's a team that is very talented."
(On how important it is to figure things out before the playoffs and get through...)
ARENA: The little that I understand with this thing is that you can't win the MLS Cup unless you're in the tournament, so that's half the battle to start. This year was very competitive from start to finish in the league as we know. It's challenging and I don't know if anyone has the formula for success. It's going to be very competitive. I like the home-at-home leg that we have; it's something new over the last couple of years. The schedule is very awkward, the play-in game could take its toll on some teams because they're going to be a number of games over a period for those teams as well. Every step of the way, it's going to be challenging and this is new territory for everybody. There are a lot of games that are coming quick and the teams that are successful and reach the conference final will have to deal with a long layoff between the first and second legs of the conference final and the MLS Cup final. There are a lot of challenges ahead. It's uncharted waters for everyone so it will be interesting to see how everyone comes out of it. It'll be interesting and challenging for sure."
(On the impact of the international break scheduled in the middle of the postseason...)
ARENA: "It makes it more crowded and more open. I think that it's going to be real difficult for the teams and the team coming out of the semifinals not knowing where they're headed for the next game and waiting for teams to prevail. It's going to be difficult and recovery time is very difficult in this schedule. It's going to be interesting. I don't think anyone knows how it is going to play out."
(On the measure of success of the first leg…)
ARENA: "I don't think that we know the formula for success, but one would think that it would be to start the competition with a win, having said that, we didn't do that last year [in the Conference Semifinals] with the San Jose Earthquakes. Anything goes. It's a 180 minute plus competition right now and if you prevail in the first 90, it doesn't mean that you're going to come out on top after 180 plus minutes. Every step of the way is going to be challenging and it's important that you get off in good form in the first 90 minutes. However, we know from experience that it is not all said and done after 90 minutes."
(On the tactical flexibility that his team has…)
ARENA: "We're playing two games in [five days] and if we prevail than it is three games in seven or eight days then it gets a lot more difficult. That's where there could be changes. And the play-in teams, that's where it can be really difficult. In the beginning, I don't think that anything is different, but as you move on and you have a lot of games with a lot of travel, it'll be challenging. We'll have to see players and how they're doing and make decisions based on that."
CARSON, Calif. – Robbie Keane has stated a firm case for the 2013 MLS MVP, but will the Irishman win the award once he it is announced in December?
Despite missing time with injury and international duty, Keane tallied 16 goals and 11 assists this season for the Galaxy in just 22 games played. Keane was one of just two players in MLS –Portland Timbers midfielder Diego Valeri being the other—who tallied double digit goals and assists this season.
Although his numbers are high, the impact that he has when he is on the field is even greater. In his 22 games played, the Galaxy tallied a 12-7-4 record with Keane on the field while going 3-8-0 without him.
So is Robbie Keane the MLS MVP?
BRUCE ARENA: "I would think so. Not to be belittle anyone else's performance, but to me, Robbie has been the best player in the league. His numbers prove that in terms of his goal production and in terms of the team success. The numbers tell you that when he's on the field, we're clearly a better team. It's his ability, his spirit, his leadership."
LANDON DONOVAN: "I think that it's hard to argue that he shouldn't be. I would say that Mike [Magee] has been the most valuable player to any team in MLS, but it's hard to select a player whose team didn't make the playoffs as MVP. That being said, I think that everyone in this locker room knows the impact that Mike has and what he's done for Chicago. Robbie has been terrific from game one and again scored a goal [on Sunday] that meant so much for us. I think it'db be hard to argue that he's not MVP. This year he's taken a lot more leadership and he's just a battler. When it comes to game time, he's competitive and he's carried us through a lot of situations and he's been fantastic. He's the most clever player in the league. …I don't think that I've ever played with a forward that creates that many chances in a game. It's remarkable what he does in every game."
TODD DUNIVANT: "He's got a great case for it. There's probably two on this team who are the top two in the league in Mike and Robbie Keane. For 23 games, he's scored 16 goals with 11 assists so it's a goal or an assist per game and that's crazy. With what Mike has done in Chicago was incredible. He came within a hair of winning the golden boot and really turned that team around into one that was an inch from the playoffs. I think those are your two front runners. He's a difference maker for us. He's our captain and we need him out there."
OMAR GONZALEZ: "For sure. He's been great for our team and he's played a lot less games than the other guys who are considered MVP candidates. He's scored a lot of goals for us and he's gotten us a lot of points. He's been a great leader on this team and he helps us get ready and pumped up for games. …He's just has this fighting personality. He just gets us ready. He's got spirit and when he speaks –and the way that he speaks with that accent—gets us all ready to play."
DAVE SARACHAN: "I'm biased, but I would say yes. With the number of starts and the amount of production that he's had when he's been involved with us, for me, scoring goals is the hardest thing to do in our sport and not only does he score goals, but he creates so much every time he's out there. When you put it out together, he's the most valuable player. You throw in all ingredients of what a top pro does as far as intangibles, but as far as the tangibles—the movement, the activity on the field, and the cunning [nature] with how he creates space and works with partners—he's got all the attributes to make it difficult for him to be bottled. Because he's Robbie Keane, it's harder [to produce] and there is a target on his back every time that we play. "
And then there were four in the Western Conference.
Seattle Sounders FC defeated the Colorado Rapids 2-0 at CenturyLink Field on Wednesday to qualify for the Western Conference Semifinals for the fifth consecutive season. Brad Evans put Seattle ahead in the 28th minute before Eddie Johnson doubled the lead in the third minute of second half stoppage time to set up a Cascadia Semifinal match between the Sounders and the Portland Timbers.
The Sounders didn't leave the match unscathed, however, as right back DeAndre Yedlin suffered a sprain right ankle injury that forced him to exit at the half. Yedlin's status may be in doubt for Saturday, but goalkeeper Michael Gspurning will not take part after being shown a straight red by referee Silviu Petrescu for catching a clearance outside the penalty area. Former U.S. international Marcus Hahnemann will serve as the Sounders goalkeeper for the first leg on Saturday at CenturyLink Field.
The second leg will take place on Nov. 7 at JELD-WEN Field.
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Elizabeth Bradley, PhD, is Professor at Yale School of Public Health, Director of the Yale Global Health Initiative, Faculty Director of the Yale Global Health Leadership Institute, and Master at Branford College. Dr. Bradley has contributed important findings about organizational change and quality of care within the hospital, nursing home, and hospice settings. In addition, Dr. Bradley has several health system strengthening projects in international settings, including China, Ethiopia, Liberia, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. Dr. Bradley is the principle investigator for Yale on the Rwanda Human Resources for Health Program that was recognized by President Bill Clinton and the Clinton Global Initiative during their annual meeting in 2012. Dr. Bradley is also the recipient of a Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation grant that lead to the development of a novel framework of diffusion, dissemination, and widespread take up of health innovations. Findings from this research can be integrated into future strategy development and large-scale implementation efforts undertaken by the Gates Foundation and the wider global health community. She is the co-author of the book, "The American Healthcare Paradox: Why Spending More Is Getting Us Less." Dr. Bradley has a BA from Harvard, an MBA from the University of Chicago, and a PhD from Yale University in health economics and health policy.
International Activity
- Rwanda Human Resources for Health Program
GHLI joined universities across the U.S. to support the Rwandan Ministry of Health's Human Resources for Health Program to develop skilled workers to meet the country's health care delivery needs. The program aims to build the capacity of Rwandan universities and teaching hospitals to develop a sustainable pipeline of health care professionals. This work brings together experts from various specialties in an interdisciplinary effort to strengthen the pipeline of health care professionals - with a focus on developing more effective clinical residency and health management programs at the National University of Rwanda and associated teaching hospitals.
- Ethiopia Health Extension Program
The cornerstone of Ethiopia's primary care system is the Health Extension Program. GHLI works with the Ethiopian Ministry of Health, Harvard School of Public Health and The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to facilitate the development of a long-term strategic plan for primary care in Ethiopia. Our goal is to identify, test and refine strategies to ensure long-term sustainability and quality of Ethiopia's primary care system.
- Tanzania, Project Last Mile
Through Project Last Mile, GHLI examines how private and public sectors can work together for the benefit of the local population. We have teamed with supply chain experts in the Coca-Cola system and the country's Medical Stores Department (MSD) to improve access to critical medicines in more than 5000 locations. Lessons learned will help expand the partnership in other countries and provide training tools to prepare global health professionals to both harness the power of private sector partnerships and build technical skills in supply chain management.
- Healthcare, Ethiopia, Education, CHAI partnership
EHMI: Ethiopian Hospital Management Initiative
- Global Health
Leadership in Global Health Grand Rounds
- UK Partner - South Essex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
United Kingdom; Angola; Armenia; Azerbaijan(2010)
Professional Development Program in International Healthcare Management
Ethiopia; Nassau, Bahamas; Andorra(2010)
External Evaluation of the Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative
- Healthcare delivery, China
Women in Management: Improving Health Care Delivery in China
- China, The Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women: Yale-Tsinghua Certificate Program in International Healthcare Management
Starting in 2009, this program was part of a five-year investment to provide underserved women around the world with a business and management education. GHLI partnered with Tsinghua School of Economics and Management to train female health care administrators in China by offering practical field experience and classroom work to women across the health delivery system, with a focus on those serving rural and underserved urban communities. The program trained more than 500 administrators and was the first in China between two internationally renowned universities to target female health care administrators from secondary and county level hospitals, community health centers and local health bureaus throughout the country.
- Egypt, Hospital Strengthening Initiative
Egypt(2009 - 2011)
From 2009 to 2011, GHLI and the National Bank of Egypt (NBE) partnered to establish the Hospital Strengthening Initiative to improve hospital care for patients with cardiovascular disease. GHLI, the Center for Outcomes Research and Evaluation at Yale, and the NBE collaborated to create Egypt's first data registry for patients with Acute Coronary Syndrome to help measure quality of care, identify gaps and evaluate efforts to improve hospital performance. Through training and mentoring, teams reduced waiting time for procedures and crowding in the Cardiac Catheterization lab designed and implemented an inventory management system for that lab and developed a more effective work plan to improve patient flow in the outpatient clinics.
- United Kingdom, Health and Social Care Leadership Development Program
United Kingdom(2007)
Like many countries dealing with rising health care costs, aging populations and public calls for reform, the U.K. is making substantial changes to its National Health Service (NHS). To prepare NHS staff in leadership roles to navigate this reform, GHLI and the South Essex Partnership Foundation Trust created the Health and Social Care Leadership Development Program. Using expert speakers, case studies and site visits in both the U.K. and the U.S., the program focuses participant involvement on management and leadership topics in order to provide comparative analyses and perspectives that help generate creative solutions to health care problems common to both countries.
- Liberia, Health Management Delivery Program
Liberia(2007 - 2009)
GHLI partnered with the Mother Patern College of Health Sciences, the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (MoHSW) and the Clinton Health Access Initiative as part of the Health Management Delivery Program to establish a certificate course and mentorship program that provides health care professionals with the leadership skills and problem solving tools necessary to implement the Liberian National Health Plan. This work culminated in the development of the Health Management Toolkit for health facility managers across the country and the Drug Dispenser Certification Workbook and training program to promote effective pharmacy management and safe dispensing practices. This program continues through Mother Patern College.
- Infection Control Policies and Practices in China
Professor Elizabeth Bradley, Professor Louise-Marie Dembry, and Professor Hong Wang are conducting a policy analysis to understand how guidelines for infection control differ in China, followed by an empirical study to assess current infection control practices in the hospital setting, and we are developing a set of recommendations for enhancing existing infection control policies and practices in these areas.
- Ethiopian Hospital Management Initiative
The Ethiopian Hospital Management Initiative (EHMI) launched in 2006 in partnership with the Ethiopian Ministry of Health and the Clinton Health Access Initiative. Through EHMI efforts, great strides have been made to improve hospital-based and primary care in Ethiopia with the design and implementation of the first Master's of Hospital Administration degree program in Africa and the launch of the Ethiopian Hospital Alliance for Quality to improve hospital services and patient satisfaction. EHMI work is also helping to strengthen adherence to clinical guidelines for labor and delivery and the adaption of WHO Safe Surgery checklist.
- South Africa
Executive Training Program for Health Care Professionals
- United Kingdom
Yale-SEPT International Healthcare Management Program
- Ethiopia
EHMI/MHA Program
- Egypt
- China
10,000 Women Program - Healthcare Management Education
Education & Training
- Harvard University (1984)
- University of Chicago (1986)
- Ph.D.
- Yale University (1996)
- Fellow
- Gerontological Association of America
Honors & Recognition
- Member,World Economic Forum Global Agenda for Healthcare Systems
- John D. Thompson Investigator Award in Health Services Research


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