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Fred Friedberg, PhD
Stony Brook University
Stony Brook, NY
Staci R. Stevens, MA
Workwell Foundation
Ripon, CA
Kenneth Friedman, PhD
Castleton State College
Castleton, VT
Rosamund Vallings, M.B., B.S.
Papakura, New Zealand
Lily Chu, M.D., M.S.
Burlingame, CA
Dennis Mangan, PhD
Santa Rosa, CA
11th IACFS/ME Biennial International Research and Clinical Conference
co-sponsored by Stanford University
Translating Science into Clinical Care
The IACFS/ME announces our 11th Biennial International Research and Clinical Conference to be held in San Francisco, California, USA, March 20-23, 2014. The conference is co-sponsored by Stanford University and will be held at the Parc 55 Wyndham Hotel.
Integrative conference themes will focus on fatigue, post-exertional malaise, pain, sleep, pediatrics, cognition, and brain function in CFS/ME and Fibromyalgia. Research and clinical topics will also encompass fatigue in diseases including cancer, autoimmune diseases, multiple sclerosis, pain conditions, mood disorders, and circulatory diseases. In addition, studies on fatigue in sleep, aging, exercise and sport, and occupations will be welcomed.
Different sessions will address advances in assessment and treatment (from biological to behavioral) as well as new developments in virology, immunology, and neuroendocrinology. We also anticipate new topics such as mentoring/career development, clinical fatigue education in medical schools and public health policy with respect to fatigue.
Attendees to IACFS/ME conferences are primarily biomedical and behavioral professionals, including clinicians, researchers, and educators. It is anticipated that this event will be accredited for continuing medical education for Category 1 CME (physicians), CNE for nurses, and CPE for pharmacists. There will also be a separate one day conference on March 20th specifically for patients (fees apply). Patients may also attend the main conference on March 21-23rd for an additional fee. There will be many exciting exhibits and poster presentations of interest to health professionals, researchers and patients.
If you would like to be put on our mailing list for future conference developments (call for abstracts, registration, etc.), please provide your email address. Your contact information will be kept confidential and will not be shared or sold to third parties without your express permission.
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Date: April 25-26, 2013
Board member Dr. Lily Chu and Dr. Leonard Jason, along with his research team, recently designed an online survey to answer questions about ME and CFS symptoms, impact on daily life, and patient perspectives on treatment posed by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). By mid-April, they had received over 1,000 responses nationally and internationally. On April 26, some results from 360-470 US respondents were presented during panels #2 and #4 of the Workshop. You can watch the meeting here
Further results are summarized in Attachment #1 and Attachment #2. For those who have not taken the survey and would still like to participate, please click on this link. They will continue to collect surveys until MAY 10.
All survey responses will be analyzed and presented in a final document to be submitted in August to the FDA's federal docket. They may also try to publish the results in a scientific journal. Dr. Chu and Dr. Jason would like to thank everyone who took the time and energy to participate in this survey.
Date: 1/28/2013
Dear Members and Colleagues,
We are excited to announce that the first issue of our new peer review journal, Fatigue: Biomedicine, Health, and Behavior published by Routledge/Taylor and Francis is now available online. This is a special free access double issue. Subsequent issues will be available by login to full members of IACFS/ME. Also, a print version can be ordered. For further information on Membership and journal options: http://www.iacfsme.org/MembershipOptions/tabid/211/Default.aspx
Among the seven papers in this first issue, we have a review article on envelope theory by award-winning CFS/ME researcher Leonard Jason. Also the new issue highlights a controlled study from the University of California research team headed by renowned sleep expert Sonia Ancoli-Israel. The topic: chronic fatigue and sleep disruption in cancer patients with implications for light therapy treatment.
To access Fatigue online, click on: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/rftg20
Thank you for your support!
Fred Friedberg, PhD
Date: 9/19/2012
Dear Members, Colleagues, and All Who are interested in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS):
We are happy to announce that our 2012 CFS/ME Primer for Clinical Practitioners is now available in a user-friendly, professionally prepared print version. This newly released 42-page spiral bound booklet is easy-to-use, particularly for quick referencing of specific sections that may be of interest. The goal of the Primer is to provide the information necessary for clinicians to understand, diagnose, and manage the symptoms of ME/CFS. The new print version will be mailed directly to your door. It may be ordered through www.bookpatch.com for $15.
Fred Friedberg, PhD
Date: 6/2/2012
On behalf of the board of directors of the International Association for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (IACFS/ME), I have signed a contract with a major academic publisher (Routledge/Taylor and Frances) to launch a new subscription-based peer review journal titled: Fatigue: Biomedicine, Health and Behavior. This will be a quarterly publication with the inaugural issue scheduled for release in January, 2013. There are no publication fees for authors.
Link to the rest of the announcement here.
Date: 5/15/2012
Dear Members, Colleagues and All who are interested in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome,
On behalf of the board of directors of the International Association for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (IACFS/ME), I am pleased to announce the release of the ME/CFS Primer for Clinical Practitioners. (ME/CFS and CFS/ME are equivalent terms.) The goal of the Primer is to provide the information necessary for clinicians to understand, diagnose, and manage the symptoms of ME/CFS. The text was developed over two years by the 11-member Primer Committee and externally reviewed by a number of international ME/CFS specialists and advocates.
Highlights of the Primer include:
The full Primer document is available on the IACFS/ME website (Link to Primer) in a printer-friendly format with a requested donation of $15 to help continue the work of IACFS/ME. We hope you find the Primer to be a useful adjunct to your practice and a worthy companion to your reference library.
With best regards,
Fred Friedberg, PhD
Primer Committee
Link to Primer
IACFS/ME Wins $25K Award from Chase Community Giving Contest
Dear IACFS/ME member/supporter,
Thank you for your votes and support during the recent Chase Community Giving contest on Facebook! IACFS/ME has received confirmation from Chase that our organization was among the top 100 vote-getting charities and will be a recipient of a $25,000 prize.
As many of you already know, we plan to devote a good portion of the prize money to support promising clinicians/ researchers to attend future IACFS/ME conferences and to disseminate a primer on the diagnosis and treatment of ME/CFS to primary care health providers. We will be sharing details of these programs with you in the future.
Again, a big THANK YOU to all of you.
Sincerely Yours,
International Classification of Diseases (ICD) and CFS/ME
IACFS/ME endorses the CFS Advisory Committee's (CFSAC) recommendations regarding ICD from their May, 2011 meeting as follows:
CFSAC rejects current proposals to code CFS in Chapter 18 of ICD-10-CM under R53.82: Chronic fatigue, unspecified > Chronic fatigue syndrome NOS. CFSAC continues to recommend that CFS should be classified in ICD-10-CM in Chapter 6 under "diseases of the nervous system" at G93.3, in line with ICD-10 and ICD-10-CA (the Canadian Clinical Modification), and in accordance with the Committee's recommendations of August 2005. CFSAC considers CFS to be a multi-system disease and rejects any proposals to classify CFS as a psychiatric condition in US disease classification systems. (Note: no disease classification system under HHS' control proposes to move or to include CFS in or among psychiatric conditions.)
Fred Friedberg, PhD
President IACFS/ME
IACFS/ME Requests Video Stream for CFSAC Meeting
The New International Consensus Criteria for ME
Reference: Carruthers et al. Myalgic Encephalomyelitis: International Consensus Criteria, The Journal of Internal Medicine, July 2011.
The recent publication of new criteria for ME has generated a number of initial reactions ranging from enthusiasm to concern. The new criteria designate ME as the appropriate biological name for the illnesss, and put aside the CFS label as confusing and overly-focused on the symptom of fatigue.
The 2003 Canadian Consensus Criteria were used as a starting point, but significant changes were made. Rather than pathological fatigue, the cardinal symptom of the newly defined ME is post-exertional malaise now termed, post-exertional neuroimmune exhaustion. Also the six-month waiting period before diagnosis is no longer required.
The biological focus in the article for the new definition of ME is clear, consistent, and unequivocal. The ultimate value of the new definition will be determined by our researchers, clinicians, and policy makers. There are no ready answers about the impact of the re-defined ME on important issues such as illness credibility, physician willingness to diagnose and treat ME, and disability determinations.
The lead author of the new criteria, Dr. Bruce Carruthers, will be a featured speaker at the IACFS/ME Research and Clinical Conference in Ottawa, Sept. 22-25, 2011. He will share the podium with prominent CFS/ME researchers Dr. Leonard Jason and Dr. Elizabeth Unger in a 90-minute, case-definitions symposium that will allow plenty of time for Q and A about the new criteria. I expect this to be a lively session.
I think that discussion, debate, and input from practitioners and scientists are now in order regarding this newly defined ME.
Fred Friedberg, PhD
DSM-5 Somatic Symptoms Disorders and CFS/ME
Dear Members and Colleagues:
I have submitted the comments below to the DSM-5 Work Group on Somatic Symptom Disorders. We are very concerned about the proposed new diagnosis, Complex Somatic Symptom Disorder, and its potential influence on physicians who see patients with CFS/ME.
Thank you.
Fred Friedberg, PhD
To the DSM-5 Somatic Symptoms Disorders Work Group:
On behalf of the board of directors and the membership of the International Association for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (IACFS/ME), I would like to express my deep concern about the proposed new category of Complex Somatic Symptom Disorder (CSSD) in DSM-5 scheduled for release in 2013.
The Work Group's well-reasoned points about DSM-IV somatoform disorders -- that they are little used, confusing, and pejorative – do call for a re-evaluation. The question is: What should replace them? The new inclusive CSSD category attempts to offer a simplified and more inclusive diagnosis that may be more user-friendly to physicians and other health practitioners.
Our major concern is that the logic behind the new CSSD category is not informed by empirical data that directly examines the utility of this diagnosis in medical practice.
As stated by your Work Group: "A key issue is whether the guidelines for CSSD describe a valid construct and can be used reliably. …Predictive validity of most of the diagnostic proposals has not yet been investigated."
Given the absence of scientific validation of the CSSD diagnosis, the potential for unintended consequences is a serious concern. One such consequence is the possibility of over-diagnosis that may selectively affect patients with illnesses that are already not well understood such as CFS/ME. If the treating practitioner is skeptical about the severity or even existence of CFS/ME, then the new criteria can be used to diagnose CSSD without reference to an underlying illness.
For instance, the CSSD criteria of (2) Disproportionate and persistent concerns about the medical seriousness of one's symptoms. and (3) Excessive time and energy devoted to these symptoms or health concerns, would allow practitioners skeptical of CFS/ME to diagnosis the illness as an Axis I psychiatric disorder. This new psychological diagnosis may then narrow the physician's focus and reduce the possibility of more effective management of the CFS/ME illness. Furthermore, the CSSD diagnosis may result in additional stigma for already marginalized patients with CFS/ME.
Over-diagnosis with CSSD may also arise from the broad generality of the new criteria and the absence of clear thresholds for patients to meet the criteria. As with somatization/somatoform disorders, when different criteria are used population prevalence varies from less than 1% for somatization disorder to an astonishing 79% for undifferentiated somatoform disorder (cited from Work Group online document). Arguably, the generality of the criteria for both undifferentiated somatoform disorder and CSSD suggests that CSSD may become a much more common (and potentially misapplied) diagnosis than the somatic symptom disorders that it replaces.
Finally, the CSSD diagnosis will not inform the clinician of CFS/ME-specific issues such as adverse reactions to treatment that are more likely in this hypersensitive population. By contrast, the CFS/ME diagnosis is useful for an array of illness-related concerns that will assist the clinician in providing care for these medically under-served patients.
Given the above considerations, we ask that the CSSD diagnosis be omitted from DSM-5. Only when the proper validation studies are done that consider vulnerable populations such as CFS/ME can we know if the use of the CSSD diagnosis has clinical value. In its current form, we believe that the new diagnosis will do more harm than good.
Thank you.
Fred Friedberg
Fred Friedberg, PhD
IACFS/ME Statement on the PACE Trial:
The Issue of Illness "Reversal"
The much publicized UK-based PACE trial (Lancet, Feb. 18th; http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(11)60096-2/fulltext) reported positive outcomes for patients with CFS/ME who were treated with cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) or graded exercise therapy (GET) in comparison to a standard medical care condition or an adaptive pacing condition. The adaptive pacing condition was intended to help patients adjust their activity levels according to their available energy (based on envelope theory). The findings were similar to previous CBT and GET studies in CFS. This trial was unique in incorporating a pacing condition and recruiting a very large sample. That said, we have concerns about how the trial was reported.
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Yale Medical GroupCancer Center, YaleDermatology: General Dermatology: Yale Dermatology Associates; Skin Diseases Research Center, Yale
Research Interests
Keratinocytes; Keratins; Ichthyosis; Iron; Oligonucleotide; Proteoglycans; Vitamin A; Gene Therapy; Genodermatoses more...
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- BA, Yale College, 5/1966
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- Milstone LM, Miller K, Haberman M, Dickens J. Incidence of moderate to severe ichthyosis in the United States. Arch Dermatol, 148:1080-1081, 2012
- Rogers FA, Hu R-H, Milstone LM. Local delivery of gene-modifying triplex-forming molecules to epidermis. J Invest Dermatol, in press
- Milstone LM, Hu R-H, Dziura JD, Zhou J. Impact of epidermal desquamation on tissue stores of iron. J Dermatol Sci, 67: 9-13, 2012

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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To diagnose, as necessary, a current, recent, or past case of chickenpox or shingles; to demonstrate immunity to the varicella zoster virus (VZV) or the potential for reactivating a VZV infection prior to receiving immunosuppressive drugs
When to Get Tested?
When you have atypical and/or severe symptoms and your doctor wants to distinguish between a VZV infection and another cause; when a doctor wants to check whether or not you are immune to VZV; sometimes prior to an organ transplant or when a child, pregnant woman, or an immune-compromised person has been exposed to someone with chickenpox
Sample Required?
A blood sample drawn from a vein in your arm for VZV antibody testing; to detect the virus itself, a sample of fluid from a blister (vesicle), blood, cerebrospinal fluid, or other body fluid or tissue
Test Preparation Needed?
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
Chickenpox and shingles are caused by an infection with the varicella zoster virus (VZV), a member of the herpes virus family. Varicella zoster virus tests detect either antibodies produced by the immune system in response to a VZV infection or detect the virus itself.
Tests for chickenpox and shingles may be performed to detect and diagnose a current or past infection with VZV. Most often, testing is not necessary to diagnosis an active infection because it can be made from clinical signs and symptoms, but in some people with atypical skin lesions, a diagnostic test helps to confirm the infection. In some people, especially organ transplant recipients and pregnant women, the tests may be used to diagnose a current infection or to determine whether or not they have developed immunity from prior infection or by vaccination.
Before the introduction and widespread use of a chickenpox vaccine in 1995, nearly everyone in the United States became infected by VZV by the time they were an adult. While VZV is present in its latent form in many adults who were infected as children, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the incidence of new cases of chickenpox has declined significantly. Two doses of the vaccine are about 98% effective in preventing the infection, and those who do become infected usually have milder symptoms.
Varicella zoster virus can cause chickenpox in the young and in adults who have not been vaccinated or previously exposed. The primary infection is highly contagious, passing from person to person through coughing or sneezing or touching fluid from blisters. In a primary infection, an itchy rash emerges about two weeks after exposure to the virus, followed by the formation of pimple-like papules that become small, fluid-filled blisters (vesicles). The vesicles break, form a crust, and then heal. This process occurs in two or three waves or "crops" of several hundred vesicles over a few days.
Once the initial infection has resolved, the virus becomes latent, persisting in sensory nerve cells. The person develops antibodies during the infection that usually prevent them from getting chickenpox again. However, later in life and in those with weakened immune systems, the virus can reactivate, migrating down the nerve cells to the skin, causing shingles (also known as herpes zoster). Symptoms of shingles include a mild to intense burning or itching pain in a band of skin at the waist, the face, or another location. It is usually in one place on one side of the body but can also occur in multiple locations. Several days after the pain, itching, or tingling begins, a rash, with or without vesicles, forms in the same location. In most people, the rash and pain subside within a few weeks, and the virus again becomes latent. A few may have pain that lingers for several months.
A shingles vaccine is now available for older adults that lowers the risk for having a reactivation of the virus that presents as shingles and lessens the severity of the symptoms if it does occur. In 2006, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) began recommending a shingles vaccination for all adults aged 60 years and older. However, the vaccine is not recommended for those who have weakened immune systems.
Most cases of chickenpox and shingles resolve without complications. In people with weakened immune systems, such as those with HIV/AIDS or organ transplant recipients, it can be more severe and long-lasting. In some cases, it may not become latent and may spread to the central nervous system.
In pregnant women, the effects of exposure to VZV on a developing baby or newborn depend on when it occurs and on whether or not the mother has been previously exposed. In the first 20 to 30 weeks of pregnancy, a primary VZV infection may, rarely, cause congenital abnormalities in the unborn baby. If the infection occurs one to three weeks before delivery, the baby may be born with or acquire chickenpox after birth, although the baby may be partially protected by the mother's antibodies. If a newborn is exposed to VZV at birth and does not have maternal antibody protection, then the VZV infection can be fatal.
How is the sample collected for testing?
The sample required depends on whether testing is being done to determine the presence of antibodies or to detect the virus itself and on the health status of the person. Antibody testing requires a blood sample drawn from a vein in the arm. Viral detection may be done on a variety of samples, including a sample of vesicle fluid, blood, cerebrospinal fluid, other body fluid, or tissue.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
No test preparation is needed.
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Papadopoulos, A. et. al. (Updated 2011 June 20). Chickenpox. Medscape Reference [On-line information]. Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1131785-overview through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed December 2012.
Couturier, M. et. al. (Updated 2012 August). Varicella-Zoster Virus - VZV. ARUP Consult [On-line information]. Available online at http://www.arupconsult.com/Topics/VZV.html?client_ID=LTD through http://www.arupconsult.com. Accessed December 2012.
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McPherson, R. and Pincus, M. (© 2011). Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods 22nd Edition: Elsevier Saunders, Philadelphia, PA. Pp 1052-1053.
(January 10, 2011) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Shingles (Herpes Zoster) Vaccination. Available online at http://www.cdc.gov/shingles/vaccination.html through http://www.cdc.gov. Accessed February 2013.
(May 18, 2012) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Shingles (Herpes Zoster) Overview. Available online at http://www.cdc.gov/shingles/index.html through http://www.cdc.gov. Accessed February 2013.
(November 16, 2011) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Chickenpox (Varicella). Available online at http://www.cdc.gov/chickenpox/ through http://www.cdc.gov. Accessed February 2013.
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(Updated 2009 February 3). Shingles: Hope Through Research. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke [Online information]. Available online at http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/shingles/detail_shingles.htm through http://www.ninds.nih.gov. Accessed February 19, 2009.
(Updated 2009 January 27). Varicella (Chickenpox). CDC, Traveler's Health – Yellow Book, Chapter 4 Prevention of Specific Infectious Diseases [Online information]. Available online at http://wwwn.cdc.gov/travel/yellowBookCh4-Chickenpox.aspx through http://wwwn.cdc.gov. Accessed February 2009.
Rauch, D. (Updated 2007 July 26). Chickenpox. MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia [Online information]. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001592.htm. Accessed February 2009.
Anderson, W. (Updated 2007 September 14). Varicella-Zoster Virus. eMedicine [Online information]. Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/231927-overview through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed February 2009.
Miller, G. and Dummer, J. (2007 May 9). Herpes Simplex and Varicella Zoster Viruses: Forgotten but Not Gone. American Journal of Transplant 2007;7(4):741-747. Available online at http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/556000 through http://www.medscape.com. Accessed February 2009.
(Updated December 2008). Varicella-Zoster Virus – VZV. Arup Consult [Online information]. Available online at http://www.arupconsult.com/Topics/InfectiousDz/Viruses/VZV.html through http://www.arupconsult.com. Accessed February 2009.
Children's Hospital Boston. Varicella Zoster Virus, Congenital Varicella Syndrome. Available online at http://www.childrenshospital.org/az/Site474/mainpageS474P0.html#varicella through http://www.childrenshospital.org. Accessed February 2009.


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The U.S. Under-20's fell 4-1 to Spain in their Group A opener at the U-20 World Cup in Turkey.
Two LA Galaxy Academy products Javan Torre and Jose Villarreal earned the start for Tab Ramos as Spain quickly distanced themselves from the Americans.
Torre, in particular, struggled as he was targeted early by the Spanish. On Spain's first goal, which came just five minutes into the match, Gerard Deulofeu was able to capitalize on the space given to him by Torre and send in a cross to Jese for the first goal. The UCLA defender was again taken advantage of on the second goal as Deulofeu fired a right-footed shot that sailed past U.S. goalkeeper Cody Cropper in the 42nd minute. Jese would add a third just before the end of the first half to put the U.S. down three after the first 45.
Deulofeu completed his brace in the 61st minute to stretch the Spanish lead to four. However, the Americans would pull one back in the 77th minute as Real Salt Lake midfielder and Garden Grove native Luis Gil fired a powerful left-footed strike for the Americans' lone goal of the game. Three Galaxy Academy graduates earned time against Spain as Villarreal played 72 minutes, North Hollywood's Mario Rodriguez went 45 minutes while Torre played a full 90 minutes in the defeat.
The U.S. return to action against France on June 21, the French defeated Ghana 3-1 in their tournament opener.
CARSON, Calif. – AEG and StubHub unveiled the new StubHub Center at a ceremony prior to the LA Galaxy's scoreless draw with the Portland Timbers on Wednesday.
Below are excerpts from of the comments made by AEG President and CEO Dan Beckerman and StubHub President Chris Tsakalakis.
BECKERMAN: "It's been a great 10 years and this project has a special place in the hearts of everyone at AEG who worked on this project. I can't believe that it's been 10 years already. When we originally came up with the idea for the venue, it was very special. There was a vision of creating an environment for kids, Olympians, and professional athletes to all train with each other side by side in a world class facility. It's also a part of the new vision of Major League Soccer as well. One of the first modern new era soccer specific stadiums that really has become the model for a lot of teams throughout North America. We're proud to be partners with StubHub. What I can say is that at our first meeting, we hit it off immediately and we're really like minded. We share a common vision and from those initial meetings grew a broad and comprehensive partnership between AEG, StubHub and their parent company eBay."
TSAKALAKIS: "It's hard for me to explain just how important this is for our company. There are lots of companies that put their names on the side of a building and call it a sponsorship and they end there. But that's not our vision. Our vision and our core purpose as a business is to serve fans. Together with AEG, we have that same philosophy. We want everyone who comes to StubHub Center to have a fantastic experience—from the time that they drive in to the time that they leave and even before hand when they buy their tickets. We share that same vision and over the last few months as we've worked with AEG, it's been very clear that we are very like minded. The fantastic team at AEG has been able to turn things around and change all the branding here at StubHub Center in 19 days. It's a fantastic accomplishment and I hope that you all appreciate it because I certainly do."
AEG President and CEO Dan Beckerman
Video of LA Galaxy President Chris Klein's comments and the official unveiling of the signage on the front of the stadium are below.
CARSON, Calif. – Late goals have plagued the LA Galaxy in their two defeats, but against the Portland Timbers, LA showed the poise in closing out halves that has eluded them recently.
During their 5-0 defeat to the New England Revolution and 3-1 loss to Real Salt Lake, LA conceded five times in the final 10 minutes of the second half. Against Portland, LA was keyed in during the final ten minutes as they kept Portland off the scoresheet and earned the club's fifth shutout this season.
"That was a big thing," said defender Todd Dunivant when asked about the club's ability to hold firm at the end of halves. "The difference tonight was that everyone was tuned in. 15 minutes, 10 minutes, five minutes; everyone was looking around and looking to the next guy keeping him going. I thought that all of us we're good and concentrating."
Defender A.J. DeLaGarza was quick to agree.
"I said during the last 10 minutes to keep tight and keep going so we don't get stretched out," said DeLaGarza." It was crucial to play the last 45."
CARSON, Calif. – In his first appearance with the LA Galaxy since May 19, left back Todd Dunivant felt back to his old self—for the most part.
After being sidelined with a nagging left leg strain, Dunivant started LA's scoreless draw against the Portland Timbers on Wednesday and went a complete 90 minutes for the Galaxy. Showing no signs of the injury that kept him on the shelf for three matches, Dunivant's presence was critical as LA shut down the Timbers offense.
"I felt great. Physically I felt good, and my fitness is still coming along," said Dunivant. "The last 20 [minutes] I started getting a little fatigued, but other than that I felt great"
Barring any late complications, Dunivant will resume his position on the left side of the Galaxy defense in Sunday's SuperClásico and according to center back A.J. DeLaGarza; his return is a welcome sight.
"He's a big part of our back four," said DeLaGarza. "[He is] a veteran, and a guy who can get up on the attack and get some good balls, and just a leader in general."
CARSON, Calif. – It has taken some time, but center back Tommy Meyer has begun to show flashes of the confident rookie that helped the LA Galaxy to their MLS Cup triumph last year.
With Omar Gonzalez away on international duty for the past month, Meyer has racked up four starts in all competitions. The results didn't go Meyer's way as LA went 0-3-1 in four matches while conceding 10 goals, but the second-year defender saved his best performance for last in LA's scoreless draw with the Portland Timbers on Wednesday.
Alongside A.J. DeLaGarza in central defense, Meyer was tidy as he made 10 clearances as well as a key block in the 61st minute of a Ryan Johnson shot from close range. Following a difficult stretch of appearances, Meyer felt like he was back to his old self on Wednesday.
"Tonight, I felt back to where I was last season as far as physically and reading the game. I felt tonight was the best game that I've played," said Meyer. "I think we did a good job staying connected and talking throughout the whole game, keeping Rafa [Garcia] right in front of us, and [Juninho] at midfield helping us win balls, I think that helped out alot. We were moving well as a group I thought, for the most part, throughout the game. That gives us the chance to win the ball and get the ball up to our forwards."
Although the results weren't great, DeLaGarza admitted that the second-year center back is still continuing to grow.
"It's his first full action for the first part of the year. He's still learning and we're still learning how to play together," said DeLaGarza. "We played together a little bit last year and he was with Omar [Gonzalez] late last year. We still have to learn about each other and we've got a long way to go with that."
CARSON, Calif. -- Ever steadily, things are coming together for LA Galaxy midfielder Robbie Rogers.
Rogers made his first start in a Galaxy uniform since joining the club in late-May. The start was Rogers first since Sept. 28, 2011 when he was still a member of the Columbus Crew.
As for his impression of his performance? Rogers felt like he was at ease and even admitted taht he felt he could have played longer than the 69 minutes that he earned on Wednesday.
LAGalaxy.com's Larry Morgan spoke to Rogers and several of his Galaxy teammates for this story.
More from Rogers below...
(On how rewarding it was to start…)
ROGERS: "It felt good to have a proper start, to get back out there and to be out there from the beginning. I still think I have a long ways to go, but there were flashes where I was getting my legs back and I was moving quite well at times. That's good to see after putting in a lot of hard work. But things are slowly coming back."
(On his impressions of Portland…)
ROGERS: "They're a great team. I thought they played really well. It just wasn't quite there at the end for us. We were a little off. But I'm excited to play for these guys."
(On whether he had any nerves about starting…)
ROGERS: "Surprisingly it was more just eager, eager to get here today. No nerves. I think I was more nervous for my very first game at home depot. I was more excited today."
(On how he close he feels to match fitness…)
ROGERS: "I think I probably need two more games to really get flying around and not be worrying about my fitness. Actually I felt pretty good in the second half. I actually felt I could have played a little longer, which surprised me."
(On his thoughts on the Galaxy…)
ROGERS: "A really talented team and a great locker room. A very comfortable and positive setting we have in here. Something we had in Columbus in 2008. I think that makes a great team actually."
(On the match against Chivas USA…)
ROGERS: "I think this next game for us is a huge game before we go on the road again. I think we're going to be a dangerous team; it's just a matter of time. When guys are all clicking, it's going to be interesting to see how well we do. Some guys are coming back, obviously my first start, we're missing a few guys."
(On whether he's ready to start again on Sunday…)
ROGERS: "I hope I get another chance."
(On how he feels getting into the swing of things…)
ROGERS: "I still have a lot of hard work ahead of me to really get fit, 100 percent. To see the improvement I'm slowly making week by week in the games it's great for me to feel like the hard work is going somewhere. I'm excited for the next game and I'm excited to move on the following week."
CARSON, Calif. – It was a historic night for LA Galaxy midfielder Juninho, who made his 100th start for the club and notched his 102nd appearance for the team.
Reaching 100 appearances is a tradition in Brazil that includes a pregame ceremony and the player donning the number 100 kit for the match. Juninho didn't get to change his number for the match against Portland, but he was given a hardy chant from the Angel City Brigade supporters group during the 19th minute of the game.
"It was unbelievable. It was a great night," Juninho told LA Galaxy Insider. "The result wasn't good, but I love my fans. I've been here for four years and I don't have the words to thank them for all the support that they've given to me."
The Brazilian stalwart was tidy in central midfield as he, and partner Rafael Garcia, limited chances for the visiting Portland Timbers. Although LA was solid in the back, the Galaxy created little going forward as they repeatedly saw their attacking chances snuffed out by the Timbers.
"Our back line was perfect and allowed no goals, but up front tonight, we were very poor," said Juninho. "We just need to train and get better."
And LA and the Brazilian midfielder will have a chance to get better on Sunday when they take on moribund Chivas USA, who are winless in their last six MLS games. But despite Chivas' dismal record as of late, Juninho is not taking them lightly.
"Chivas is the Clásico. It's very bad when you lose in a Clásico," he said. "We're in the same stadium, so we're going to fight and hopefully take the result."
The @acbrigade with a chant in honor of @Juninho19LA and his 100th start for @lagalaxy https://t.co/iu1fDfz1vx
— Adam Serrano (@LAGalaxyInsider) June 20, 2013
CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy gained a shutout in a scoreless draw against the Portland Timbers, but created little going forward in a dull showing.
Following the match, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena addressed the team's showing.
(On the defensive performance...)
ARENA: "I thought that we defended well for the most part. There are some things that we can certainly do better, but I'm not sure that Portland had a whole lot of chances tonight. That was good. At the other end of the field of the field, I thought [Portland's] center backs played well and, obviously, [Donovan] Ricketts is not easy to beat. This was going to be a game where we had to jump on any kind of opportunity that we got and we were half a step off for most of the night. Portland' posture is pretty obvious when they go on the road; they're trying to get a point. They were certainly pleased getting a point."
(On Robbie Rogers' start...)
ARENA: "He's making progress. He has a long way to go, but that's the only way that he can do it is giving him games. I thought that his first 15-20 minutes were very tentative, but he got better and got into a rhythm. The last part of the first half and the second half, he got a little bit better. He's still going to take some time."
(On Rafael Garcia…)
ARENA: "I thought that Rafa did well. He had a good game. I thought that he played well."
(On what he said to the team in terms of their offensive performance after the match…)
ARENA: "In terms of their offensive performance? I didn't highlight that. There's nothing to elaborate on, I didn't say anything to them. What's there to elaborate?
CARSON, Calif. – The eyes of the soccer world are fixed to Brazil this month for the 2013 Confederations Cup, which serves as the dry run for next year's World Cup.
The LA Galaxy have also kept tabs on the tournament especially Italian goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini has been keeping a keen eye on his home nation.
"I was happy to see Italy play a good game against a good Mexico team, I was less happy about the Nigeria and Tahiti game," said Cudicini. "For us Italians, it was a good a good game."
Cudicini was also asked about his impressions of controversial Italian star Mario Balotelli, who is known as much for his histrionics off the field than he is for his brilliance on it.
"I think that he's a great player and talented player. Sometime his head switches off for some reason and he makes silly mistakes like the two yellow cards in World Cup qualifying two weeks ago. It looks like a child trying to learn things and everyone forgives him for a lot of stuff because he's a great talent. Hopefully, the more that he plays and the more responsibility that he has on his shoulders then the more that he'll grow up."


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This world theatre festival in Wiesbaden, the capital of Hessen and one of Germany's finest cities, is nothing less than a global showcase for the world's theatres and orchestras. Here's it's about striving for perfection and for the ultimate in music-making, bringing together high culture, great art and discerning audiences.
The first regular visitor set the aristocratic tone a very long time ago. That was Kaiser Wilhelm II, who attended the dazzling inaugural festival, held from 6 to 19 May 1896, and had 'festival by highest command' printed on the posters and programmes. Since then the programme has been graced by an endless list of magnificent performances including Richard Strauss's opera The Egyptian Helena conducted by the composer himself in 1929. After 1950 the May Festival acquired an increasingly international dimension. Companies such as the Vienna State Opera, the Opera of Rome and the Opéra National de Paris came as guests, as did Warsaw Opera, the Leningrad Kirov theatre, the Moscow Bolshoi ballet and representatives of the USA, the Netherlands, Israel, Spain and many other countries. This international outlook remains the same today and the festival has also spread its cultural wings to embrace readings, lieder evenings, electronic music, comedy, a young audiences week and a film programme. As with everything that happens in Wiesbaden, excellence is what this festival values most.
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October 17, 2006Re: DMD 0.170 release
Posted in reply to Vladimir Kulev
Vladimir Kulev wrote:
> J Duncan wrote:
>> Disagree with you, its a nice thing to have.
> There are many things which are nice to have, but only really essential ones
> should be in language itself. Reverse foreach can be implemented in other
> way.
But there are some benefits to having foreach_reverse, this I could
think of right now:
- foreach and foreach_reverse are the basic kinds of iteration,
supporting them both with a keyword and other kinds with a delegate
makes sense as it looks more consistent imho.
- having foreach_reverse means that reverse iteration will likely be
done with the same syntax across code from different people.
- it stands out more in code (syntax highlighting), I think this will be
easier to read.
Sure it is syntactic sugar, but the D language does have a lot of sugar
(more than most languages probably) and it can be pretty sweet.
I'm not saying it's better to have foreach_reverse perse, but it does
have some benefits.
October 17, 2006Re: DMD 0.170 release
Posted in reply to Bruno Medeiros
Bruno Medeiros wrote:
> Walter Bright wrote:
>> Added foreach_reverse, which addresses a serious shortcoming.
>> http://www.digitalmars.com/d/changelog.html
> foreach_reverse addresses a serious shortcoming? What is that, if
> instead of:
> foreach_reverse(Foo f; aggregate) { ...
> I can do:
> foreach(Foo f; &aggregate.opApplyReverse) { ...
> The latter form is both more general (allows any kind of iterators) and
> more simple/orthogonal (no extra special statements are needed).
The latter form works now.
October 17, 2006Re: DMD 0.170 release
Posted in reply to Ivan Senji
Ivan Senji wrote: > Hmm, does foreach(Foo f; &aggregate.opApplyReverse) work/can be made to > work if aggregate is Foo[]? It can be, but it comes off looking hackish. > If not, then I think foreach_reverse is useful. It's a spoonful of syntactic sugar.
October 17, 2006Re: interface function isn't implemented - was Re: DMD 0.170 release
Posted in reply to Chris Miller
Chris Miller wrote:
> interface IFoo
> {
> void foo();
> }
> class Foo: IFoo
> {
> final void foo() { }
> }
> DMD 0.170 output:
> test.d(6): class test.Foo interface function IFoo.foo isn't implemented
> Is this really what should happen? I thought final could mean it's still
> virtual if it's an interface implementation function or overriding
> something from a base class, just that it cannot be overridden again.
It's a bug.
October 17, 2006Re: DMD 0.170 release
Posted in reply to Walter Bright
Walter Bright wrote:
> Hasan Aljudy wrote:
>> Also, since foreach already takes two arguments (int i, T t) that is,
>> index and element, you can add a third argument, of bool type, with
>> the meaning "start in reverse mode"
>> foreach( true, i, d; "Hello" )
>> {
>> writefln( d );
>> }
>> should print:
>> o
>> l
>> l
>> e
> That would work, and something like it has been suggested before, but it
> is too obscure looking. When someone sees "foreach_reverse", I think
> it'll be very clear what's going on.
There's no need to use booleans (at least, not directly):
enum Ordering : bool { forward, backwards, reversed = backwards }
That should produce much more readable code, but work the same. Can be
done right now, except you can't overload opApply for arrays :(. (Tell
me if I'm wrong, but I tried and it didn't work)
October 17, 2006Re: DMD 0.170 release
Posted in reply to Walter Bright
Walter Bright wrote: > Lars Ivar Igesund wrote: >> But foreach_reverse is such an ugly name, then I like 'reveach' >> (courtesy of >> Mr Panek) much better :P > > The saving grace about foreach_reverse is: [... three points I agree with ...] > 4) It is analogous with C++'s reverse_iterator names. Actually, wouldn't reverse_foreach be analogous with C++'s reverse_iterator naming? :P
October 17, 2006Re: DMD 0.170 release
Posted in reply to Tom S
Tom S wrote: [snip proposal] I'd definitely vote for this. It would be a new evolutionary step for D. The suggestion is an extremely powerful and generic construct that generalizes not only the foreach iterator constructs, but many others aswell. Just some quick thoughts: You could reimplement the while-loop: void _while(lazy bool condition, void delegate() dg, inout void* ret) {...} The infinite loop could finally be expressed without cludges: forever {...} You could make your own threading construct: asynchronously { s.connect(); s.send(something); s.close(); } Or why not: foreach_parallel (objects) (Object o) { o.doSomething(); } A custom synchronization construct: mySynchronized("namedLock") { ... } The possibilities seem endless. It is almost scary. And best of all: It doesn't contain a single template. :) /Oskar
October 17, 2006Re: DMD 0.170 release
Posted in reply to Tom S
Tom S wrote:
This is a great proposal and would make d stand out among similar
Walter please implement this.
October 17, 2006Re: DMD 0.170 release
Posted in reply to Frits van Bommel
Frits van Bommel wrote:
> Walter Bright wrote:
>> 4) It is analogous with C++'s reverse_iterator names.
> Actually, wouldn't reverse_foreach be analogous with C++'s
> reverse_iterator naming? :P
The problem with naming things "iterator" and "reverse_iterator" is they
wind up widely separated when doing an alpha sort.
October 17, 2006Re: DMD 0.170 release
Posted in reply to J Duncan
J Duncan wrote:
> Vladimir Kulev wrote:
>> Agree with you, foreach_reverse is unnecessary feature, so it should not
>> exist.
> Disagree with you, its a nice thing to have.
Could we make the statement that the old construct
foreach(int i; a) {...}
is now considered to just be syntax sugar for:
foreach(int i; a.opApply) {...}
and similarly for foreach_reverse?
If so, then really the question here is whether we think this syntax
sugar is worth having.


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With Halloween just around the corner, you might be tempted to make your cat or dog a star by dressing him up in the cutest mini-sized costume you can find. But wait—is trick-or-treat apparel really safe for your furry friends?
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If you decide to have your pet wear a costume, here are some helpful safety tips to keep in mind:
- Your pet's Halloween garb should not constrict his movement or hearing, or impede his ability to breathe, bark or meow. Be sure to try on costumes in advance—and if your furry friend seems distressed, you'll want to ditch the mini-pirate hat and vest.
- Examine your pet's costume and make sure it doesn't have any small, dangling or easily chewed-off pieces that he could choke on. Also, ill-fitting outfits can get caught on external objects or your pet, leading to injury.
- IDs, please! Make sure your dog or cat has proper identification on underneath that cute costume. If for any reason your pet escapes and becomes lost during Halloween festivities, a collar and tags and/or a microchip can be a lifesaver.
For a complete list of animal safety guidelines for this spooky holiday, check out our expert Halloween Safety Tips for pet parents.
Tell us: Are you planning to dress up your pet for Halloween?
Putting a costume on my kitty would stress her out, and I would certainly end up with some unnecessary scratches and bites. I would rather leave her the way she is. I like her that way. She has a beautiful coat of fur, which is enough for both of us.
I have a Manchester terrier and she loves her sweaters. She gets cold pretty easily so I have no problems with putting a pretty sweater on her. Painting their nails pet perfume and colored sprays I have issues with. Silly and frivolous if you ask me.
My old dog Bear, a lab/pit mix (passed at the ripe old age of 17) was perfectly happy to be dressed up. He went as a pig one year, when I was fostering 2 pot bellied pigs and I went as a farmer with the three of them and my niece's...then when my daughter was 5, she was a "diva" and he was dressed up as her body guard, and another year he was Scooby to her Velma...Not to mention how much he just loved the attention he would get while she dressed him up in a t-shirt, skirt, dress...you name it. He'd hold his head up high and walk around in the outfit until I took it off. Now my current dog Harley, a full APBT, isn't too keen on the whole dress up aspect...except for when it's cold, he LOVES his jacket, or when swimming...he won't go in the water without his lifejacket on. But when it comes to playing dress up, he's just miserable, so we've put a stop to it. Some dogs do love the act, and others hate it. I don't think there is anything wrong with it as long as you pay attention to your pet and make sure that he/she is comfortable. I don't think it's fair to judge someone because they dress their dog up...unless you can see that the dog hates it. As far as dressing my cat up...I can't even think about trying that! The only thing she will wear is a harness and leash to go for a walk with Harley...yeah, I know, not normal, but what are you going to do?
As an ARA, animal rescuer & VEGAN for 23 years, I have to add a comment. So, here it is: PLEASE, if you want to help animals, teach by action & NOT preach kindness to animals, DON'T CONSUME THEM, WEAR THEM, OR BUY PRODUCTS THAT EXPLOIT THEM! Putting costumes on your dogs is NOTHING compared to the animal suffering you contribute to by consuming animal products. Educate yourselves, or remain hypocrites.
My 2 labs love the extra attention.. We have attended the Purina One Canine Carnival that benefits the APA in St Louis the last 2 years. Both years my girls have come in first place in the costume contest! They will go to Petsmarts contest next week--they are anticipating another win...woof
I'm more of a middle-of-the-road type when it comes to costumes for my cat and dog. The cat gets a jester collar (orange and black with bells for Halloween, and red and green with bells for Christmas) and the dog gets a one-piece pajama-type shirt with a pumpkin or skeleton on it for Halloween, and a Santa coat for Christmas. I put them on, snap a couple quick pictures, them off they go and back in the drawer til next year. Ten minutes of confusion, admittedly, but I think they look adorable... Plus they're like, my kids, and who doesn't dress up their kids for holidays?! I see nothing wrong with putting costumes on animals as long as the animal is okay with it. Mine seem to know that it'll be over soon and they bear it with that "Seriously? This again?" face, then go to their beds and sleep.
I cannot believe how some people talk so ugly to others simply because they like to dress their pets in costumes! My dog loves her coat, but won't tolerate a costume. If she would wear a costume as comfortably as she does her coat, you can bet your sweet bippy she would be in full Halloween mode! I have seen animals who absolutely love dressing up and I have seen others who absolutely hate it. I think if your animal is okay with it, and a true animal lover will know if the animal is okay with it, then have at it! And don't listen to the petty, simple-minded, people who have nothing better to do than cast ridicule at others who don't share their beliefs.
To all the crybabies saying how inhumane it is to dress up an animal, boo freakin' hoo to you. As long as the animal isn't in any pain or distress (like the article states), it's perfectly fine to dress up your pets. My cat & I enter the Halloween costume contest at Petco every year & everyone in the store looks forward to seeing us in our new costumes. I custom make his costumes so they fit him just right & make sure he's comfortable. I got him for Christmas so I dress him up in a Santa's Lil' Helper costume & he gets his picture taken with Santa, too. If you don't want to dress up your pets, that's fine, don't - but don't bash those of us that do.
I don't think some people should be so judgemental regarding those who dress their animals. I agree with the above article. Some animals like it, and some don't, so act accordingly. My dogs would never tolerate even an bandana, so I never dressed them. I would always walk them along with my trick or treating son, calling them the "haunted hounds". I would never try and dress a cat. My cat was miserable at first when I started putting a harness on her to take her outside. Then she realized that the harness meant she'd get to go outside and now she is very cooperative getting her harness on. She LOVES going outside. My brother has a pug who loves to be dressed up, and a springer spaniel that would never tolerate any dressing, so they act accordingly.


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Fourie du Preez will be the Boks' key player this year as they seek to defend the World Cup.
In his most revealing interview yet, Du Preez talks to SA Rugby magazine about why the Springboks struggled in 2010, his big-match temperament, who should replace him as Bok scrumhalf when he retires from international rugby, why he wants to play in Japan, and who he thinks should be the next Bok coach.
We also speak to Heyneke Meyer and Bryan Habana about what makes Du Preez the best scrumhalf in the world.
'If he doesn't play the Boks are in serious trouble and the Bulls wouldn't be the side they have been in the past couple of years, says Meyer. 'People point out that he is integral to their game plan, which is true. There isn't a better box-kicking scrumhalf in world rugby. But that doesn't take into account his full value.
'As the link between the forwards and the backs he is the most influential player on the park. Your decision-making has to be so sharp there, especially at international level where space and time are at a premium. No player can match his decision-making under pressure.'
Also in the new issue, on sale this week:
– Bryan Habana needs creative players around him if he's to start scoring tries at Test level again
– Francois Louw refuses to believe that his World Cup dream is over
– Local businessman Robert Gumede on why he's invested in the Lions, transforming the game, and the players he'd like to bring to Joburg
– Stirling Mortlock on what the Rebels hope to achieve in their debut Super Rugby season, why Danny Cipriani will excel, and his desire to get back into the Wallabies squad
– Alcohol addiction and excessive partying cost kiwi referee Steve Walsh his job in 2008. SA Rugby magazine finds out how he turned his life around
– JP Pietersen is confident he can regain the form that made him one of the world's best wingers in 2007
– While the Test nations up north are coming to terms with the new law interpretations, the club structures and mentality will forever contrast the philosophy down south
– It's been just over a year since Gareth Thomas became the first openly gay professional rugby player. In this candid interview, the former Wales captain talks about his new life, changing perceptions, and being portrayed by Mickey Rourke in an upcoming Hollywood movie
– The Olympic Games will transform sevens rugby
– Referees must stop interpreting the laws and start applying them consistently
– The three Pacific Island rugby nations will never be able to compete with the world's best
– Jacques Cronjé on his World Cup snub, maturing, and going head-to-head with Sébastien Chabal at Racing Métro
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Men's Golf Wraps Up Regular Season with 11th Place Showing at Mount Olive Invitational
April 9, 2013
GOLDSBORO, N.C. - Pfeiffer University finished 11th at the Mount Olive College Spring Invitational to wrap up the 2012-2013 regular season. Tyson Louth led the Falcons with back-to-back 75's to conclude tied for 24th. Pfeiffer will next compete in the annual Conference Carolinas in just two weeks at the Challenge Golf Course in Burlington.
J.D. Lamm followed Louth in team-scoring with a 76-77 while Chad Nicholson went 80-79 to finish at 159. David Weinberger would also wrap up at 159 with Nicholson while Thomas Sennett's 36-hole total of 163 rounded out team scoring.
Barton would win the men's team title with a two-day tournament of 579 which was just two-over par at the 7,014-yard, par 72 layout of the Walnut Creek Country Club.


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