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Jefferson Hills, PA 15025
Important notice to patients about the Medical Management LLC Data Breach
To protect the privacy rights of its patients, Jefferson Hospital ("Jefferson") is announcing that approximately 800 people treated at Jefferson's emergency department are being notified in writing that their records may have been illegally disclosed by a former employee of Medical Management LLC ("MML"), an external medical billing company. MML provides billing services to health care providers throughout the United States, including Jefferson's emergency department physician group, Emergency Physicians of Pittsburgh, Ltd.
An MML call center employee — since terminated — has been identified by federal law enforcement authorities as being responsible for copying personal information from the billing system over the past two years, and then disclosing that information to an unauthorized third party. The personal information that was potentially compromised includes names, dates of birth and Social Security numbers. There is no evidence that information about medical histories or treatments was disclosed.
MML has secured the services of Kroll Inc. to provide identity theft protection at no cost to affected patients for one year. MML is sending letters to patients whose information may have been illegally disclosed in this incident. Affected patients who receive letters and have any questions should contact Kroll Inc. at 1-855-330-6364, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST
Jefferson Hospital is dedicated to serving you at our Jefferson Hills campus. We are proud that nearly every room in our 370-bed award-winning hospital is private, affording patients improved comfort in an atmosphere conducive to healing. At our hospital, nearly 400 physicians provide our patients with their expertise in more than 40 specialties. We also offer Spiritual Care as well as comprehensive Behavioral Health Services for our patients.
Our facility includes comprehensive inpatient and outpatient surgical services, as well as a Cardiovascular Institute, Cancer Institute, Orthopaedic Institute, Women and Infants Center, Women's Diagnostic Center, Sleep Disorders Center, Wound Care Center and Therapy Services.
A $17.5 million surgical suite construction project was recently completed and features a state-of-the-art, minimally-invasive, peripheral vascular suite and minimally-invasive suites for orthopedics and general surgery. With its cardiovascular suites, catheterization and electro-physiology labs already in place, Jefferson will be the most modern healthcare facility in the region.
Jefferson Hospital was the first hospital in Pennsylvania to be designated by the American Heart Association as a Mission: Lifeline Heart Attack Receiving Center. More than 5,000 open-heart procedures and more than 21,000 cardiac catheterizations have been performed at our Heart Institute. Since it opened less than 10 years ago, The Heart Institute at Jefferson Hospital has received top national and professional awards that underscore its success with complex cardiac surgical procedures.
You can be confident that Jefferson Hospital will be available if and when you need us. We will continue to work toward exceeding your expectations in everything we do.
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Voices From Other Rooms
by Richard Leider
The life course has changed dramatically during the past century. The UN calls this sea change an "agequake!" The reality is that in about 25 years we're going to be experiencing an international transformation where the number of older persons in the world will exceed the number of young for the first time in history. This "agequake" will shake up our social customs and our economies.
While this is going on largely unnoticed, many of us are coming to terms with the realities of our own lives at midlife and beyond. We are noticing the inner voices-- "voices from other rooms," as writer Truman Capote aptly called them--that are trying to awaken us to the positive possibilities in the second half of life. Just 30 years ago, the standard view of aging was confined to D words: decline, disease and dependency. But "the times they are a changing." My observations and experiences have shown that people are now using or yearning for the R words: renewal, redirection and reinvention.
In our book, Something To Live For: Finding your Way in the Second Half of Life, David Shapiro and I focus on people who are pioneers on the frontiers of reinventing the reality of aging. These pioneers are showing us both the possibilities and the challenges of a new period of midlife. This new period is a 20-year space between midlife and real old age. It's a time when we're no longer young, but won't be elderly for some time.
The biggest challenge presented by this new stage lies in listening to a new "positive aging" story-- listening to the "voices from other rooms." The process of reinvention in midlife involves a yearning to become more wholehearted and authentic than we, perhaps, ever allowed ourselves to be before. These voices from other rooms speak even more loudly to us now. Some of us attempt to silence the voices by filling the room in which we live with distractions and endless busyness to drown them out. New technology encourages us to be available 24/7 via laptops, e-mails, PDA's, and Blackberries before, during, and after work, on weekends, and during vacations. For more and more of us being connected never truly ends. We're always "on." So what suffers? Reflection. In particular, our spirit. By midlife, the constant running has caused us to become fugitives from ourselves.
Such a a silencing strategy rarely works, for if the voices are not heard and acknowledged, at some point we become exhausted, even burned out. The unheard voices or unlived lives carry the potential to destroy our happiness and health in the second half. So we ought to welcome those voices, scary though they may be. We must realize that the liberation that our reinventions will set into motion is less to be feared than to be welcomed, because it frees our creative potential for new vitality. It allows us the space to find new purpose and passion inside ourselves. In contrast to the conventional views of older adults, it opens us "up" to learn about alternative models of positive aging.
In December 2007, I had the privilege of speaking to the First National Positive Aging Conference in St. Petersburg, Florida. Sponsored by AARP and other organizations, it brought together several hundred professionals and researchers to explore new models for aging well. Like many baby boomers, the attendees were increasingly rejecting the conventional story of retirement, which has meant not working. With the longevity revolution and subsequent agequakes, conventional retirement is simply less relevant. The presenters on positive aging often redefined retirement as a graduation or a commencement to something new and different--and that includes new ways to work.
Those of us engaged in second half of life programming and research are learning about the plethora of different options available after the age of 50. You can learn more about these options by attending the Second Annual Positive Aging Conference, November 12, 2008, at the University of Minnesota. Sponsored by the Center for Spirituality and Healing you can discover more information: www.csh.umn.edu
In addition to many people living much longer, some have begun to transform the story and process of aging itself. What does it mean to be old today? How can we reinvent ourselves for the second half? How can we continue to produce the income and financial security needed to sustain us while we are in the process of reinvention?
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Crete Holidays - Sun, sea, myths and legends
Not all the best things come in small packages. Greece's biggest island packs one heck of a punch within a huge 650-mile gilt-edged coastline, from long swathes of the sandy stuff sloping into turquoise waters, to dramatic mountain ranges harbouring tiny, timeless villages and a whole host of intriguing myths and legends. Whether you're looking for vibrant or silent, romantic or rip-roaring and cultural or chilled, Crete has the lot. So for a holiday that combines the best of big island diversity with little isle charm, Crete should be right up your street.
When to go
Crete beckons any time of the year though by far the busiest months are when school's out in July, August and early September. Having said that, there are also a growing number of island-lovers who are prepared to sacrifice a few degrees for a little more elbow room in the resorts during the winter months. In general the least expensive holidays in Crete can be found in November through May.
The weather in Crete
Crete has one of the best climates in Europe, with the mercury peaking in July and August, dropping a few degrees in May, June and September and remaining warm in April and October. The rest of the year can be chilly (though with plenty of warm days mingled in too), especially in the mountains and the north. The south of the island tends to have the sunniest disposition, with the mountainous interior experiencing frost and snow in the winter. Average temperatures in summer range from 29-30C in the daytime to 23-24C at night.
Getting the best deal
You can get the best deals on package holidays to Crete by avoiding the busy summer school holidays visiting in the shoulder months of June, early July and September when flight prices and accommodation rates tend to be lower. If you're more interested in sampling the true taste of traditional Crete rather than lazing on the beaches, the winter months are and ideal time to visit and offer the lowest prices. To find the best deals check out the offers below or visit our late deals offers.
Airport and transport need to know
You can fly direct to Crete from many of the main UK hubs as well as from a number of regional airports where prices may be lower such as Bristol, Cardiff and Newcastle. The flight time is around three and a half hours. A number of scheduled airlines also offer indirect flights via Athens.
There are two international airports in Crete - Heraklion (HER) and Chania (CHQ). Heraklion is the biggest and by far the busiest and lies three miles east of its namesake city. If you're holidaying on the west coast of Crete however, Chania is a better option if available, otherwise you face a transfer of two to three hours. Both airports have taxis available (check prices at the taxi stand) and a public bus service. Car rental agencies are also situated at both (remember to drive on the right!).
A selection of top resorts in Crete
Whether your idea of ideal holidays in Crete is spending long, lazy days on the beach, exploring the narrow lanes of chocolate box villages or bopping till breakfast in open-air nightclubs, there's a resort for everyone on this diverse island. Many offer shopping opportunities aplenty in pretty streets lined with sensational bars, restaurants and family-run tavernas. All provide picture postcard beaches, a warm welcome and an ambience unique to Greece's largest island.
Malia might be known as party central in Crete but it's not all about the young and trendy populating the neon nightlife venues. This popular resort just east of Heraklion has a less frenetic, more family-friendly side too. Although the new resort boasts one of the island's best beaches backed by a vibrant strip of restaurants offering food from around the world, old Malia is a traditional village flecked with bursts of bright bougainvillea and retaining the flavour and charm of old Greece.
On the west coast, Chania is all things to all men (and women... and children!). As Crete's second city you'll find a treasure chest of Cretan culture with a hotch-potch of influences, particularly Venetian. Away from the sightseeing, the safe, gently sloping sands of spectacular Chania beach are great for families with young children. At night the harbour becomes illuminated with dozens of restaurants and bars offering everything from quick bites to delicious 'meze' feasts.
If you want a touch of elegance with your sun, sand and sea, you should set your sights on Rethymnon. In the shadow of an old fortress, romantic Renaissance buildings line a labyrinth of narrow streets in this old Venetian town and harbour. A palm-studded promenade border a glorious sandy beach that stretches for miles and provides long, lazy days of horizontal sun worshipping for chill-seekers or a profusion of watersports opportunities for the more adrenaline-minded.
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michelanCello wrote:Could be Prince István, very famous king-name
Stephen/István is a better name for a Hungarian than an English king. There was a King Stephen of England in the 12th century, but the name hasn't been used since, partly because there was a devastating civil war during his reign. He didn't exactly lose the war, but his opponent the Empress Matilda won on points, as her son became Henry II.
bickaxe wrote:Fred gets my vote
If they called the baby Alfred he could be Fred for short. That would make him Alfred II, except that Anglo-Saxon kings don't count, so he would have to be Alfred the Other Great (assuming he was).


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John Smith named Tifton, GA as his birthplace on his Social Security SS5 Form. He also stated that his father's name was Simon Smith, and that his mother's name was unknown and died when he was an infant:
I haven't found any connection to Tifton in any records other than this SS5. Searches for Simon Smith in Georgia turned up too many hits to be useful. I decided to utilize the technique of cluster research since I've had so much success with it in the past. Cluster Research teaches us to research anyone associated with the focus person in hopes of finding a path to new research avenues.
If you read the previous post on finding Matilda Vickers, then you saw Matilda Vickers living with a woman named Katie Middleton in one of the census records. I always research unknown people that show up in a household. Maybe its a boarder, but chances are better its a family member. Who was Katie Middleton? How was she a "Cousin" to Matilda Vickers? Tracing her back through the census, I found:
There is quite a bit of incorrect information here. Most noticeably, Katie was not married to Nat (Nathaniel) James in 1910; that man is actually her brother. Also, Katie's age in 1920 is obviously wrong—she should be in her 30s.
Katie Middleton died in Jacksonville in 1950, and her death certificate, although confusing, lists her birthplace as Riceboro, Liberty Cty, GA, and her father as "James Barns"(close enough –her father was Barnard James). The connection to Riceboro, GA can be shown another way. There are several "boarders" living with Katie and Nathaniel in 1910, including the brothers Jerry, Grant and Pulaski Richardson:
The 1900 Richardson census in Riceboro, Liberty Cty, GA, shows those brothers:
The more tantalizing discovery was this: also living in Liberty Cty, in Militia District #15, is a Simon Smith (wife Rosa) with a son named Johnnie:
1910 Census, Riceboro, Liberty Cty, GA
1900 Census, Riceboro, Liberty Cty, GA
Could this be the Simon Smith, father of John Smith I have been searching for all these years? The biggest conflict is the age listed for John, placing his birth at ca. 1894. All of the information I have puts my John Smith's birth closer to 1880 (including his SS5) and 14 years is a big gap that is not so easily explained by those darned untrustworthy census records , although certainly possible. Liberty Cty is also not even close to Tift Cty, GA.
But the proximity of a Simon/John Smith so near Katie's family's roots makes the little hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Whenever that has happened before, I have been on the verge of a breakthrough. I just need a little more evidence to push me over. I would like to find this Simon Smith in 1880, but also try to get more information about his children.
I'm getting closer, that's for sure.


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How good is tailor Abraham Lee? In Beverly Hills during the early 1980s, discriminating Hollywood types like Johnny Carson favored Lee's handiwork above all others (Lee even cut the cloth for the captain's uniform worn by Gavin MacLeod in the classic television series The Love Boat). After relocating to Portland in 1985, Lee promptly became a favorite of bigwigs like former Senator Mark Hatfield, but lucky for us, Lee gives the A-list treatment to everyone. Each customer is granted an unlimited number of fittings to ensure his suit is a true knockout. Hand-stitched with silk thread and made from wool supplied by renowned mills such as Italy's Ermenegildo Zegna and Britain's Dormeuil, Lee's suits wear like a second skin. Patience and a good chunk of change are required, however. Each one takes eight weeks to create, and can cost from $1,000 to $4,000. It might sound exorbitant, but considering Lee's suits are meant to last a lifetime, it's a small price to pay to spend the rest of your days looking like a million bucks.
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Yes, all of its meats are hormone-free and free-range—but what makes Viande truly special is the craftsmanship that goes into each housemade sausage, salami, bresaola, and guanciale. Take the prosciutto, for instance, which is covered in salt for a month, then refrigerated for a week, and then hung on a rack to air-dry for another nine months, getting sweeter every day. And if you're looking for salt-cured pork livers, chances are good that the folks behind the counter will actually know what you're talking about (unlike most shops in town). In fact, if you can't find the cut or kind of meat you want, just give Viande's meat-meisters 24 hours—they can wrangle anything from alligator to wild boar from their network of local ranchers. But perhaps the most appealing part of Viande's operation is that, like classic butchers of yore, they serve up a meatball sub better than any we've had. Word to the wise, though: This masterpiece—stuffed with beef, pork, veal, and sautéed bacon—is offered only on Mondays.
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After nearly seven years of experience in the dog-bathing biz, Wash 'n' Roll Mobile Pet Grooming has its operation dialed in. With some 1,600 regular clients, the team of 12 groomers makes about 25 house calls a day in three fully stocked mobile homes. After rolling up to your house, two amiable employees will wash, dry, and clip your pet (including their troublesome nails!) in under an hour, and thanks to each vehicle's 100-gallon water tank, not even a drop of H2O will be siphoned from your tap. A typical cleaning runs around $75 (which includes a $25 fuel surcharge), but for anyone who's ever had to wrestle a soggy Saint Bernard into the back of a Volvo after a trip to the dog wash, it's worth every penny. And should your hound emerge from the woods smelling like he rolled around on a dead squirrel, or a skunk decides to spray your curious tabby, no problem: Wash 'n' Roll teams are on call seven days a week, and they're accustomed to dealing with such olfactory emergencies.
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Post version numbers based on how many times the post gets edited.
This is something I was thinking about the other night. It's just something more fun than anything else. What I was thinking about was adding version numbers to posts which would vary by how many times the posts get edited. For instances.
When someone first makes a post the post would be Version 1.0.
The next part could happen 1 of 2 ways. Either every time they click "Save changes" button after editing a post the version number then gets changed to 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 and so on.
Or (and I think this better) it would look at how much of the post the user actually changed. If the user replaces every word in the post and starts again, the version number would go from 1.0 to 2.0. If the user only changed half of what was said before, it would go from 1.0 to 1.5.
If the user only changed 1 word in the post it would go from 1.0 to 1.01, you get the idea.
Just something I was thinking about. I just thought it would be cute.
Note: Or it could use the Firefox version numbering system, when the user changes just 1 word the version number goes from 1.0 to 2.0 <------- That was a Firefox joke and not a serious suggestion.


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Posted 07 August 2011 - 10:36
Is it a legit version of Backup Exec? if so... call their support, they are actually pretty good over the phone.
I personally would try and find out what version of backup exec the backups were made with and reinstall that version just to get the data off.
Posted 07 August 2011 - 10:42
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Wario -
Thanks for the reply. Yes this is a legit version - this is for work & we have had a license every year.
Ya know I never even considered calling as most of the time customer support is an absolute joke. According to your post - I guess enterprise-level support is altogether different.
I will give that a try - we purchased some online tech center knowledge base that was $50 - it was a joke and nothing but a selling platform for their $3000 class.
My plan is to get all of our archives on a couple 2TB discs then change our entire backup environment to something that doesnt suck so bad -
My next task is to find some damned good enterprise-level software that works...
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Arcserve = spawn of the devil
Thanks man - I will try the NT backup method - then call if all else fails
I LOL'd at your comments - even read it to a co-worker who has an office next to mine -
Im trying to get people to feel my pain.
Thanks Again
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Posted 08 August 2011 - 22:05
First of all, please calm down. I know how frustrating it can be as I have to deal with lots of backups for a living and fix things when other people break them.
Anyway, if you go ahead and raise a support call, please PM me the number. If I am not mistaken, you are based in the US, so your Backup Exec support would come out of Symantec's Heathrow, FL site. That's where the product is engineered and it makes sense for tech support to be cozy next to people who code the thing. If support are getting you nowhere, I have contacts there -- duty manager, tech support guys -- whom I can get in touch with to get your case to a principal/senior tech support engineer.
Also, worth having a look at this tech note: Click Here. Sounds a lot like the situation you're describing -- can you confirm?
Posted 09 August 2011 - 15:58
Hey TEX4S,
deep breath ----- ooooosssaaaahhhhhhhh oooossaaaahhhhhhh
ok - Thanks vanx
I will try calling them tomorrow as its almost 5:00 > Thanks for your offer - I know I'll be using your advice - damned nice of ya' to lend a hand.
To answer your question - yes that is the exact error I get on several different tapes.
But the scenario mentioned does not describe our situation. Which was:
tapes made with old version - now we want to extract the data and dump it to a 2TB external - regardless of readable format. - that simple
nearly every tape says that it is missing or has been overwritten.... weird.
I say nearly because I was successful on 2 restore jobs within the last 4 hours - making my boss think Im a god
Is it just me or is this software incredibly confusing because it sucks, or because enterprise stuff has to be confusing and complex to justify the prices ? meh
Thanks for your help man, I appreciate it. - oh and X-Files was the best show on TV. Ever. (minus the last 2-3 years)
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Early adopters of the C5 in 1997 will remember. Those of you who drove your shiny new coupe off the dealer lot and directly into the staging lanes at the local dragstrip no doubt recall the novelty that was the all-new LS1 engine. Mid-to-low-13-second elapsed times were plenty quick back in the day, and the old-school guys certainly took notice. Do any of these backhanded compliments and gems of enlightened opinion ring a bell?
"Yeah, cool, but those engines won't last."
"Sure, it's quick. For what it is."
"That's as fast as they'll ever go."
"I'd rather push my big-block than drive one of those. " (OK, I made the last one up, but you just know some ignoramus somewhere said something to the effect.)
We all know now that those first LS1s were just the tip of the iceberg. In less than two years, those mighty little 346s were commonly turning mid-11s at nearly 120 mph, with little more than some rudimentary head porting, a cam swap, and some headers. Hit 'em with a shot of nitrous and bang! You were in the 10s. Not bad for what was dismissed as a novelty engine just several months before.
As the LS1 pioneers continued to identify and work around each successive performance bottleneck (remember the excitement around the LS6 manifold?), a subtle shift in attitude began. Slowly but surely, mainstream performance enthusiasts begin to take notice of the LS-series engines. No longer was the LS1 the engine of choice only for Corvette and F-body guys. It began showing up in high-end street rods and even some boutiquey muscle-car restifications.
Now, 12 years on, there are LS-series powered cars running in the 7s. There are nearly a dozen choices in aftermarket cylinder heads. There are even a small number of aftermarket aluminum and cast-iron blocks. Want a turbo or supercharger to strap on that mill? No problem; there are oodles of choices. Arguably, no family of engines before or since has enjoyed such spirited development from the aftermarket.
Among those throwing their hat in the ring is none other than Trick Flow Specialties (TFS). Long known for its small-block-Ford cylinder heads, which were at the forefront of the 5-liter-Mustang revolution of the 1990s, TFS has broadened its offerings with cylinder heads for big- and small-block Chevys and, notably, the LS-series engines.
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CARSON, Calif. –On Tuesday, LA Galaxy defenders A.J. DeLaGarza and Omar Gonzalez will look to further their International careers when the United States takes on Canada at BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston.
The two Galaxy defenders and the rest of the U.S. squad departed for Houston over the weekend and finished up their final preparation for the friendly with a public training session on Monday evening. In his third camp with the national team, DeLaGarza has been impressed with the preparations ahead of the friendly against Canada.
"Every session has been short, but very intense. The quality is high [throughout the roster]. We're getting good quality training every day and we're getting minutes by scrimmaging so we're moving along pretty well," said DeLaGarza. "It's been good. I kind of knew what to expect coming into this camp and all the guys are top quality players."
Whether DeLaGarza will have a place in head coach Jurgen Klinsmann's starting lineup–or even the game day roster – on Tuesday remains to be seen, but Klinsmann has been impressed with what he has seen from the resourceful defender.
"He's versatile; he reads the game very well. Sometimes, you don't need to be the big strong guy and get into the battle because he gets in front of his opponent and wins it already," said Klinsmann. "We told him, we see how things develop and we see a lot of qualities in him. He's a different type of center back than Omar Gonzalez or Matt Besler and you need this to put your puzzle together."
The U.S. National Team head coach summarizes the January camp in a video produced by U.S. Soccer below.
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy finally broke up their intense fitness preparation on Monday by participating in short-sided games for much for the club's training session.
After spending the first week focusing primarily on fitness work, the session represented an opportunity for head coach Bruce Arena to evaluate his players in a new way.
"It's just a start, we had five weeks before we open so we have plenty of time, but it was good to get the guys out in a regular training session today," said Arena. "It's a group of young players, but it was good to see how some of the responded to the training and look at their habits as well as things they do well and not do well so we can build on that."
Midfielder Michael Stephens was overjoyed to take part in actual on-field work.
"Finally, we cut up the monotony of running around in a circle. We took the balls out and I thought that we had a good first day. I thought that everyone was pretty sharp," said Stephens. "On the first day, it is usually pretty frantic, but it was generally very good. You can kind of see all the new guys and how they are on the ball as well as how everyone came back from the offseason. It's a lot more fun than just straight running."
A couple more notes below…
* Arena told reporters on Monday that Juninho will "probably" be at Galaxy training on Wednesday. Juninho is currently in Brazil awaiting his visa.
*The Galaxy dealt with windy conditions today that seem to cause a greater problem for the assembled media than the players. Stephens had this to say on the conditions: "Today was windy which is a surprise for L.A. because we're used to it being sunny and calm every day. It was nice until we did the wind sprints after practice because I think these 15 or 20 mph wind gusts made it hard to run on one side of the field."
*One of the players who impressed in practice on Monday was Brazilian defender Leonardo who has recovered from the knee injuries that have plagued him over the past two years. LAGalaxy.com writer Larry Morgan spoke to Leonardo to discuss his recovery.
The kick off time for the LA Galaxy's April 13 match against FC Dallas at FC Dallas has been changed to 4:30 p.m. PT.
The match was previously scheduled for 12:30 p.m. PT. The game will be televised on NBC Sports Network.
CARSON, Calif. – This preseason, LA Galaxy Academy star Paul Arriola has been given a chance to train alongside the Galaxy first team and the 17-year-old attacker is savoring every moment.
A member of the United States' Under-17 squad that went to the U-17 World Cup in Mexico in 2011, Arriola made his debut for the Galaxy's Developmental Academy team in October. In just five appearances with the Galaxy U-18's, he notched two goals for the West Conference Southwest Division leaders.
After a successful season with the Academy, the San Diego native was invited to train with Liga MX title-holders Club Tijuana in late-December. That prepared Arriola for his next big chance, an opportunity to train with the Galaxy during their preseason preparations.
"It's a good opportunity to play with the first team and I want to be here," Arriola recently told LA Galaxy Insider. "I'm just going to try and take in as much as possible so that I can learn from the veterans and the guys coming out of college so it really is a learning experience, but at the same time I want to prove myself to show that I can make it to next level.
Placing Academy players amongst the first team is nothing new for the Galaxy as over the past year, Developmental Academy starlets Oscar Sorto, Raul Mendiola and others have trained with the Galaxy's top squad. With many of his Academy alums now contributing valuable minutes to the Galaxy, Arriola believes that one day, he might be able to do the same.
"You look up to everyone here because they're professionals, but especially Jack [McBean] and Oscar who came from the same position that I am and I know that I can make it," said Arriola. "Every opportunity whether it's somewhere else on a trial or with the national team, it's always an opportunity to show yourself and show how good you are."
Chris Klein continued his meteoric rise up the LA Galaxy's business ranks just over two years since retiring from a 12-year career in MLS on Monday by being announced as club President.
The Galaxy announced the move on Monday morning. The Sports Business Journal reported the news first.
"We have always been impressed with Chris' commitment and desire to excel on the business side of sports, and we have great confidence and faith that he will take the LA Galaxy to new levels," said AEG President and CEO Tim Leiweke in a statement. "We admire his passion and loyalty to the brand and his desire for the Galaxy to be the greatest soccer club in the history of this sport in this country. What makes Chris even more valuable to the Galaxy is his ability to understand our academy system, our development system and the partnership he has with Bruce will allow the Galaxy to continue to compete for championships year after year."
After retiring Klein was named Senior Director of the Galaxy Academy before named club Vice President a year ago. In his new role, Klein will work with AEG Sports Chief Operating Officer Kelly Cheeseman to oversee business operations with the club.
"I am thrilled with this opportunity and excited to continue working with the great group of individuals we have on our staff," said Klein in a statement. "The Galaxy's best days are ahead of us and I am thankful that Tim and his team at AEG have the confidence in me to help lead us into the future".
David Beckham may not have chosen the next challenge of his career yet, but according to the British tabloid The Mirror, he is currently attempting to lure several of England's biggest stars across the Atlantic.
British Tabloids are always of questionable factual value so take this with a heavy grain of salt, but the tabloid states that Beckham has been attempting to lure Liverpool FC captain Steven Gerrard, Manchester United's Michael Carrick, Stoke City's Peter Crouch, and Chelsea FC's Ashley Cole to MLS to as the article states "finish their careers in the U.S."
In the same article, former English International Jermaine Pennant -- who is currently with Stoke City with Crouch -- states that he is interested in a possible move to MLS as well.
A few more evening notes and must reads:
*Across the hall, Jose Luis Sanchez Sola aka "El Chelis" may have put an end to rumors surrounding his goalkeeper Dan Kennedy stating "I need him more than anybody" after declaring him the Rojiblancos' captain.
*In a stirring feature story, the Los Angeles Times' Kevin Baxter examines the story of Chivas' draft pick Carlos Alvarez in an impressive feature.
*Seattle Sounders FC re-acquired forward Lamar Neagle from the Montreal Impact in exchange for an International spot.
*A report states that D.C. United midfielder Nick DeLeon has been called up by Trinidad and Tobago.
*One of the great must reads from the past week comes from SB Nation's Jorge Arangure Jr. who examines Liga MX side Club Tijuana, who he brands "The Americas' Team."
CARSON, Calif. – Forward Charlie Rugg may have been the LA Galaxy's first round selection the 2013 MLS SuperDraft, but the rookie from Boston College believes he has plenty to prove.
When Rugg was selected by the Galaxy with the 19th overall pick last Thursday, the 22-year-old rookie was overjoyed as he watched the draft with several of his friends and Golden Eagles teammates. However, as he enjoyed the moment, he couldn't help but notice the ensuing reports from draft experts praising his skill, but questioned if he was a reach for LA in the first round.
Despite battling through a pair of injuries last season—a hyperextended knee in the beginning of the season and a strained hamstring at the end—Rugg notched five goals and four assists in his senior season with the Golden Eagles.
"I was injured for most of my college career which hurt my draft stock a little bit. I kind of feel like coaches might have forgotten about me," said Rugg. "Then there was some buzz about me being a little bit of a reach in the first round so I definitely have something to prove."
During his time with Boston College, scouts and coaches praised his speed and strength as he racked up 28 goals and 18 assists while earning three consecutive All-Atlantic Coast Conference First team nods. However, Rugg insists that his development as a player hasn't all been physical, but mental as well.
"One of the things that I've learned as I've grown up and other guys have caught up to me speed and athleticism wise is that I've learned to play better soccer," said Rugg. "My technical skills have gotten better and in college I learned to play with my back to the goal so I can adapt."
Rugg will need his adaptation skills in his first year in the professional ranks as he must not only learn how to handle a inevitable step up in play from college to the pros, but also –possibly—a new position.
"I've heard that I might be turned into an outside player," said Rugg. "It's where I started my career as an outside midfielder and they might put me out there, which I'm completely ready for. It might just take some reshaping."
But Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena is confident that he can flourish at the professional level.
"He's a good player, he's technically good," said Arena. "He's physically gifted and we're going to learn more once we get involved a little more with each other and play some outside competition."
If Rugg does impress, he'll have the chance to learn from the likes of Robbie Keane, Landon Donovan and join a young stable of Galaxy attackers that includes Jose Villarreal, Jack McBean, and Gyasi Zardes. As he begins his professional career, the young forward is excited for his new opportunity.
"I think that I learn well so it's great that I can learn from such great players," said Rugg. "I look forward to playing at the highest level."
U.S. Soccer announced the candidates for the 2013 National Soccer Hall of Fame class and the list included plenty of LA Galaxy connections.
*Former LA Galaxy players Maurico Cienfuegos, Chris Armas, Robin Fraser, Ante Razov, and Tony Sanneh were nominated for their contributions as players. Meanwhile AEG President and CEO Tim Leiweke and former LA Galaxy head coach Sigi Schmid have been nominated under the builder category. The complete list of nominees is below...
2013 National Soccer Hall of Fame Player Ballot
Chris Armas, Wade Barrett*, Mauricio Cienfuegos^, Raul Diaz Arce, Marco Etcheverry, Lorrie Fair, Robin Fraser, Chris Henderson, Angela Hucles*, Jason Kreis, Roy Lassiter^, Shannon MacMillan, Joe-Max Moore, Victor Nogueira, John O'Brien, Ben Olsen*, Cindy Parlow, Ante Razov, Tiffany Roberts, Tony Sanneh*, Taylor Twellman*, Tisha Venturini-Hoch^
* First year of eligibility ^ Final year of eligibility; moves to Veteran ballot in 2014
2013 National Soccer Hall of Fame Veteran Ballot
George Best, Mike Burns, Julio "Ringo" Cantillo, Teofilo "Nene" Cubillas, John Doyle, Linda Hamilton, Mary Harvey, Lori Henry, Bill McPherson, Shep Messing, Glenn Myernick, John "Harp" O'Connell, Mike Sorber, Carlos Valderrama, Peter Vermes
2013 National Soccer Hall of Fame Builder Ballot
Esse Baharmast, Chuck Blazer, Bob Bradley, Bob Contiguglia, Don Garber, Burton Haimes, Tim Leiweke, Francisco Marcos, Fritz Marth, Sigi Schmid
A few more notes to get your Saturday going...
*LAGalaxy.com's Larry Morgan speaks to midfielder Michael Stephens who is targeting a starting position this season.
*AEG President and CEO Tim Leiweke was named the 2012 Sports Executive of the Year by the L.A. Sports Council.
*Whether the San Jose Earthquakes will be able to retrain midfielder Simon Dawkins is still in doubt.
*Chivas USA dealt last season's fifth overall selection in the 2012 MLS SuperDraft, Casey Townsend to D.C. United for a second round choice. The trade caused D.C United to cut Chinese forward Long Tan.
*The Chicago Fire have loaned Uruguayan midfielder Alvaro Fernandez to Qatari side Al Rayyan for six months. Chicago also sent midfielder Fredrico Puppo to Ecuadorian side LDU Quito for the entire 2013 season.
*The preseason slate has begun across MLS with Sporting Kansas City playing to a scoreless draw against the New England Revolution on Friday. Meanwhile today, Chivas USA defeated UC Irvine 4-1, Columbus Crew bested D.C. United 1-0, and the Houston Dynamo defeated Houston Baptist University, 3-0. Remember, LA play in their first preseason game next Friday against the U.S. Under-17 national team.
Lastly, check out this photo courtesy of "8 bit football" who provided an 8bit image of Landon Donovan, Robbie Keane, and Juninho.
LA Galaxy in 8bits: @landondonovan, Robbie Keane and @juninho19la! twitter.com/8bitfootball/s…
— 8bit-Football.com (@8bitfootball) January 25, 2013
CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy suffered their first injury of 2013 as midfielder Kenney Walker is expected to miss the remainder of the preseason.
Club officials confirmed that the second year midfielder from Louisville underwent surgery on Wednesday to repair a fractured fifth metatarsal in his right foot. He suffered the injury prior to Monday's first training session.
Walker made four appearances in all competitions in 2012, with three coming in the CONCACAF Champions League. He was also a regular with the club's Reserve League side as he made 10 appearances for the Western Division champions, tallying two assists.
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy released the complete television schedule on Friday afternoon with Time Warner Cable SportsNet airing 21 games while Time Warner Cable Deportes will air 17.
The first game for TWCS will be the SuperClásico against Chivas USA on March 17 while Deportes will air their first match the following week as LA takes on the Colorado Rapids on March 23.
The LA Galaxy schedule is below…
Sunday March 3 vs. Chicago Fire 2 p.m. Univision
Sunday March 17 vs. Chivas USA 2 p.m. TWCS/UniMás
Saturday March 23 vs. Colorado Rapids 7:30 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Saturday March 30 at Toronto FC TBD TWCS/TWCD
Saturday April 6 vs. Montreal Impact 7:30 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Saturday April 13 at FC Dallas 12:30 p.m. NBC Sports Network
Saturday April 20 vs. Sporting Kansas City 7:30 p.m. NBC Sports Network
Saturday April 27 at Real Salt Lake 6 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Sunday May 5 vs. Houston Dynamo 8 p.m. ESPN2/ESPN Deportes
Saturday May 11 at Vancouver Whitecaps FC TBD TWCS/TWCD
Wednesday May 15 at Philadelphia Union 4:30 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Sunday May 19 at New York Red Bulls 10 a.m. ESPN2/ESPN Deportes
Sunday May 26 vs. Seattle Sounders FC 8 p.m. ESPN2/ESPN Deportes
Sunday June 2 at New England Revolution 1 p.m. NBC Sports Network
Saturday June 8 at Real Salt Lake 6:30 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Wednesday June 19 vs. Portland Timbers 7:30 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Sunday June 23 at Chivas USA 8 p.m. TWCS/UniMás
Saturday June 29 at San Jose Earthquakes 7:30 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Thursday July 4 vs. Columbus Crew 7:30 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Sunday July 7 vs. FC Dallas 7:30 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Saturday July 13 at Portland Timbers 8 p.m. NBC Sports Network
Saturday July 20 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC 7:30 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Saturday July 27 at Colorado Rapids 6 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Sunday August 11 at FC Dallas 5 p.m. ESPN2/ESPN Deportes
Saturday August 17 vs. Real Salt Lake 7:30 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Saturday August 24 at Vancouver Whitecaps FC TBD TWCS/TWCD
Saturday August 31 vs. San Jose Earthquakes 7:30 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Saturday September 7 vs. Colorado Rapids 7:30 p.m. TWCS/TWCD
Sunday September 15 at D.C. United 2 p.m. TWCS/UniMás
Saturday September 21 vs. Seattle Sounders FC 7:30 p.m. NBC Sports Network
Sunday September 29 at Portland Timbers 12:30 p.m. NBC
Sunday October 6 vs. Chivas USA 2 p.m. TWCS/UniMás
Sunday October 20 vs. San Jose Earthquakes 6 p.m. ESPN/ESPN Deportes
Sunday October 27 at Seattle Sounders FC 6 p.m. ESPN/ESPN Deportes