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Irreverent cyber "troll" may face hard prison time for his actions, continues to fight for his innocence
A New York security "researcher" faces the prospect of spending five years behind bars and being forced to pay up to $250,000, after a federal jury of his peers
found him guilty
of cybercrimes involving his 2010 exploitation a flaw in the security of iPad service provider AT&T. He allegedly used the flaw to
expose the email address of over 100,000 individuals
I. A Leaky Hole
The story began in June 2010. Apple, Inc. (
) had just released
the first generation iPad
, a tablet computer that transformed the form factor from overlooked to
in vogue
. And the service provider du jour for iPads with 3G data connectivity was AT&T, Inc. (
But AT&T's iPad support services had a relatively minor, but notable security flaw. AT&T's iPad-related servers ran a script that accepted an ICC-ID (
integrated circuit card identifiers
), an identifier unique to each device.
If sent a valid ICC-ID, the script served up the personal email of the subscriber associated with that device. AT&T had planned to use the feature to generate a slick AJAX-style response on its web applications for the iPad.
AT&T left a gaping hole in their iPad web scripts. [Image Source: DailyTech/Jason Mick]
But Andrew Auernheimer, Daniel Spitler, and other hackers with the profanely named "troll" hacker collective Goatse Security identified the vulnerability when they were probing AT&T's servers. They quickly wrote a so-called "data slurper" -- a script that performed a brute force attack, working through tables of ICC-IDs and recording the ones that received a response.
apologized for the breach
and took down the script, closing its hole.
II. Investigation, Trial Conclude in Guilty Verdict
But the damage was already done. Goatse Sec. had published its results to the blog site
, revealing parts of a data set that contained roughly
114,000 email addresses
. Among the high profile figures exposed were ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and current Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel.
Soon after the data loss
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
agents, investigating the incident, conducted a raid on the home Mr. Auernheimer who had moved from New York to a residence in Arkansas. Mr. Auernheimer, aka "weev" or "Escher Auernheimer" was arrested by federal agents on suspicion of computer crimes. Authorities also allegedly found
cocaine, LSD, and ecstasy
in his residence. Lawyers for Mr. Auernheimer contend that the raid was unnecessary and illegal. The security "researcher" has yet to face charges on the drugs found.
However, he
was charged
with one count of conspiracy to access servers without permission and one count of identity theft. These offenses -- spelled out in the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986 (
) -- carry a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 USD.
Goatse Security "researcher" Andrew Auernheimer was found guilty of two counts of computer crimes and may be sentenced to up to five years in prison, pending appeal. [Image Source: AP]
Mr. Auernheimer was charged in
U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey
, the location where his co-defendant (Daniel Spitler) was charged. Initially, federal authorities had planned to charge the two members separately, which would have resulted in a trial of Mr. Auernheimer in an Arkansas District Court. However, the case was eventually shuffled to the New Jersey District Court.
In June 2011, Mr. Spitler, aka "JacksonBrown"
pled guilty
to the two cybercrimes counts, in hopes of receiving a lighter sentence. He is currently awaiting sentencing.
Mr. Auernheimer has fought the charges, and the trial concluded this week with the jury finding Mr. Auernheimer guilty of both counts.
III. Appeal is Pending
The hacker's attorney, Tor Ekeland, disputes the verdict, arguing that the jury and judge misinterpreted the cybercrimes statute and the nature of Mr. Auernehimer's data grab. The hacker is currently free on bail. His attorney is appealing the case to the
3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
in Philadelphia.
Mr. Auernheimer's attorney argues the guilty verdict is the result of technical ignorance on behalf of the jury. [Image Source: Steffie Keith/Flickr]
A Goatse Sec. spokesperson in a previous interview with
defended the disclosure and data grab, emphasizing that Goatse Sec. researchers did not try to profit off the emails they grabbed. The spokesperson writes:
While plenty of jokes about selling the list to Chinese spammers or using it to screw with the stock market circulated #gnaa, the truth of the matter is that disclosing this vulnerability let customers know how their data was being mishandled. As it was widely reported, the data was only released to Gawker to provide proof of the vulnerability. Considering the circumstances, it was the most ethical thing they could do.
The spokesperson, like Mr. Auernheimer's attorney, chalks the possibility of a conviction up to technical ignorance on behalf of the jury, remarking:
As for the "hacking" itself, describing the activities of GoatSec as "hacking" or "unauthorized entry" is a gross overstatement and dramatization. If you examine what actually took place, it was simply enumerating account IDs by using the API exactly as it was designed. There was no authentication to bypass, no warnings about prohibiting access or anything else of the sort. The only hope the DOJ has of prosecuting them is based on the likely technical ignorance of the jury, sad to say.
You can read my full interview with the Goatse Sec. spokesperson
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On the November 21 edition of Christian Broadcasting Network's (CBN) The 700 Club, host Pat Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition, claimed that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg "believed in" polygamy, legalized prostitution, and lowering the age of consent to 12 years old. Robertson's comments were an apparent reference to a 1974 report that Ginsburg co-authored when she was general counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union. But contrary to Robertson's assertion, in the report, she did not express a personal belief on any of the three issues. Rather, she stated only that it is "arguable" that prostitution is protected under the Constitution and that legislation restricting the rights of bigamists or "persons cohabiting with more than one person" appeared to violate the Constitution. She took no position regarding the age of consent.
Robertson made the comments in response to the recent revelation that Supreme Court nominee Samuel A. Alito Jr. wrote in 1985 that "the Constitution does not protect the right to an abortion." Following a report on recent statements by leading Senate Democrats regarding the possibility of mounting a filibuster against the Alito nomination, Robertson said:
ROBERTSON: I think the Democrats are blowing smoke on this one. I don't think that that group of 14 senators is going to go along with a filibuster. What are extraordinary circumstances? The fact that 20 years ago, on a job application, he [Alito] said these were his views, and he goes before the committee, and he says, "Well, I've moderated my views over the last 20 years." How are they going to filibuster him? But look at Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The stuff that she believed in was absolutely outlandish, you know, polygamy, legalized prostitution, legalized -- the age of consent dropped to 12. And on and on. And the Republican Senate confirmed her almost unanimously.
Robertson's statement echoed others conservatives' claims about the "Ginsburg precedent" -- the label hatched shortly after the nomination of John G. Roberts Jr. to the Supreme Court to describe Ginsburg's 1993 Supreme Court confirmation process, in which, conservatives argue, Senate Republicans put aside their ideological differences, refrained from requiring her to answer questions that would signal how she would decide future cases, and approved her nomination by an overwhelming majority. In order to bolster their case that Republicans approved Ginsburg despite her purported liberal views, conservative commentators such as Wall Street Journal columnist Manuel Miranda and Fox News host Sean Hannity have distorted Ginsburg's 1974 report, titled "The Legal Status of Women Under Federal Law," falsely claiming that she advocated legalized prostitution and a lowered age of consent.
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Like almost every other kid from Texas, Victor Weirich wanted to play football.
He did not want to do what he ended up doing: compete in a sport that few kids in Texas wanted to pursue, that few kids anywhere ever even try, an offbeat, kind of weird sport that has been around for centuries, but that almost no one fully comprehends.
He did not want to sprint down a 120-foot path with a five-pound, 17-foot fiberglass or carbon-fiber pole, plant the pole, transferring kinetic energy into potential energy at the launch point, swinging up, up, up and turning over a bar perched 18 feet in the air and then floating back to the pit, hoping the bar stays right where it is.
No. He wanted to catch touchdown passes.
"I wanted to play football so much," he says.
Instead, he transfers energy.
And he does it better than all but a handful of college athletes, having qualified for next week's NCAA track championships in Eugene, Ore., by tying for first in the West preliminaries. The BYU senior also qualified in 2011, when he finished fourth overall. Although his personal-best jump is 18 feet, 2 inches, and he predicts it will take a leap of 18 feet, 8 inches to win nationals, Weirich believes that, based on his performances in practice, that height "is achievable for me."
If it is, it will mark an accomplishment steeped in a combination of athleticism and technical mastery unlike any other sport.
"Quirky" is the word Weirich uses to describe pole vaulting: "It took 10 years for me to understand it. I'm 25 now, and I'm just barely starting to understand it all."
He says people are curious about his specialty. "They always have questions, like: 'Have you broken any poles? Have you ever been injured? How high have you gone?' They talk about the YouTube video where the pole breaks, or the guy goes over the bar and lands on the pole and it shoots him off in another direction. And people love the hot female pole vaulters …"
On that last one, so does Weirich. He's dating one, he says a teammate at BYU.
Here's what you need to know, and a little of what you don't, about pole vaulting: The sport traces its roots hundreds of years back to countrymen in England and the Netherlands flinging themselves over marshy bogs and canals as a practical means of getting around. Long before that, the ancient Greeks made a sport of it. It was included in the modern Olympic Games in 1896. Women started competing in the event at the Olympics in 2000.
At first the poles were made of bamboo, and then aluminum. Now, they are sophisticated blends of high-tech fibers. Weirich uses eight different poles in his training and competitions, each of which costs around $700.
He started competing in the pole vault in seventh grade in his hometown of Fredericksburg, Texas. His older brothers did it, so he slowly was drafted into the event. He played football, too, but was better at this other thing.
"I had no choice," he says. "I was actually pretty good."
The technical aspects of the sport were overwhelming at the start, and beyond. See if you can keep this straight:
"You need athletic ability. You have to be fast, strong and coordinated," Weirich says. "I had to run with the pole and still be fast and not look all goofy and what-not. When you're running with the pole and lowering it, because you're holding it at one end, it gets heavier. You can't miss the box. Then, it's like doing a layup, you have your arm stretched out and you jump, driving with your knee, jumping as hard and high as you can, moving up and forward."
That's the beginning.
"The poles are awesome how they work," he says. "In the middle is the sail piece where the pole bends. It moves you forward and picks you up. There's a lot of physics you're transferring energy. Next thing, you move your arms, pushing against the pole, like you're rowing a boat, creating more energy into the pole. At the same time you're rowing, you're swinging your trail leg to catch up with your other leg. You go upside down, collapsing your less-dominant arm. When you're upside-down, you're pulling your arms to your chest, creating more energy. You pull through and start turning so you can pike up and over the bar. You push off the pole and then float down."
Hoping neither to bump the bar or break your neck.
There's a whole lot more double pendulum motions, inversions, axis spins but we've already done enough damage here.
"You have to have good body control," Weirich says. "A lot of women in pole vaulting used to be gymnasts. You need great body awareness."
And an advanced degree in Quantum Consciousness.
As an All-American, Weirich seems to have figured it out better than most. After nationals, he hopes to help other vaulters at BYU master their complicated craft, and also continue his own training to pursue pole vaulting professionally, at least for a couple of years.
"It takes time to learn it," he says. "You have to be patient. That's the biggest thing. I'm just a regular guy."
A regular guy doing an irregular thing.
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Event • Pole vault
Hometown • Fredericksburg, Texas
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Sunday was a great day to be a football fan - a Utah State football fan, that is.
That's because the Aggies are continuing to add to their class, addressing key areas of depth on Sunday with a handful of new commits.
On the defensive sid of the ball, Utah State got pledges from linebacker Keylon Hollis and defensive back/saftey Myron Turner, two talents who will add depth and athleticism to the Aggies' defense.
Hollis, who earned a defensive player of the year honor at Bakersfield CC in California, remembered Utah State taking an interest in him two years ago as a senior at Cypress Creek in Texas. His high school teammate, Chuckie Keeton, helped coax him the rist of the way.
"We've played together, so that was a good thing," said Hollis, who had 16.5 sacks last year. "I'm very excited to come to Utah State. I'm ready to work hard."
Turner was only a few weeks removed from having his future turned upside down when Washington State retracted an offer. But Turner, from DeSoto High in Texas, said he liked Utah State and found it easy to open himself up again after the Cougars had turned on him.
It seems like it's just a big family, everybody's comfortable out here," he said. "It seemed like a really good vibe out there, it wasn't hard for me to trust what the coaches were telling me."
The last commitment, reported by the Herald Journal, was running back Rashad Hall, who could have a shot at being a big contributor next year depending on how the running back battle goes. He rushed for more that 1,400 yards last season at Contra Costa College, teammates with fellow Aggie commit Ronald Butler.
The only player who visited over the weekend and didn't commit was Ofa Hautau, the lineman from Snow College.
So far, excluding LDS church missionaries who are taking off before their football careers, Utah State should have 18 recruits sign on Wednesday. But don't count out the Aggies from a few late moves.
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Alabama Drops One Slot to No. 3 After Overtime Loss to LSU LSU, Oklahoma State and Alabama remain at the top, but with two top-five teams losing, the latest BCS Standings look quite a bit different as Oregon and Oklahoma climb to No. 4 and No. 5, respectively. If LSU and Oklahoma State win the remainder of their games, it is almost a lock that they would meet in the Allstate BCS National Championship game in New Orleans (Monday, Jan. 9).LSU plays at Ole Miss (2-8, 0-6 SEC) this Saturday, followed by a showdown with Arkansas (9-1, 5-1), which has won six straight games to climb to No. 6 in the BCS Standings - giving the SEC three teams in the top six. Oklahoma State, meanwhile, plays at Iowa State (5-4, 2-4 Big 12) this Friday, followed by the annual Bedlam game in Stillwater against Oklahoma (8-1, 5-1), which is now No. 5 in the BCS Standings. The Cowboys have not defeated the Sooners since 2002.Oregon rolled to victory over previously undefeated and fourth-ranked Stanford to jump three spots to No. 4 as Stanford slipped to No. 9. Last week's fifth-ranked team, Boise State, which had also been undefeated, was shocked by TCU to slip five spots to No. 10 allowing Oklahoma to move up to No. 5 during its bye week. After Arkansas at No. 6 is No. 7 Clemson, which has clinched the ACC Atlantic Division, followed by its potential foe in the ACC Championship game, Virginia Tech, at No. 8. Stanford and Boise State round out the top 10 after their losses.Holding steady at No. 11 is Houston, which is now in prime position for a BCS bid. If the Cougars can win the remainder of its games - a tough task as it has SMU (6-4, 4-2), Tulsa (7-3, 6-0) and the Conference USA Championship game (likely against No. 20 Southern Miss) - it will most likely earn an automatic berth in a BCS bowl game. Boise State would earn the automatic berth if it wins the Mountain West title and remains ahead of Houston in the BCS Standings - in order to win the Mountain West, the Broncos would need a loss by TCU in either of its final two games (UNLV and Colorado State).Overall, the SEC has six teams in the top 25, while the Big 12 and the Big Ten each have five. The ACC has three top-25 programs, while the Pac-12 has just two - though both are in the top nine. Conference USA has two ranked teams with No. 20 Southern Miss joining undefeated Houston. The Mountain West now has two ranked teams as well as Boise State is unwillingly joined by TCU, after the Horned Frogs big win knocked the Broncos from the ranks of the undefeated. The Big East does not have a representative in the Top 25.
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Richard Littlemore | March 21, 2008
By Richard Littlemore • Friday, March 21, 2008 - 15:20
In continuing to run the "opinions" of the tainted University of Calgary Professor Barry Cooper, the Calgary Herald, newspaper of record in the Alberta oil capital, demonstrates a lack of concern for accountability, integrity and accuracy.
Prof. Cooper won national fame by setting up a University of Calgary slush fund through which oil companies could give money to climate change deniers without having to account for the donations or admit their association. When the scheme was discovered, the University shut it down, but that hasn't stopped the Herald from continuing to employ Cooper as a columnist - and from presenting his work as if it is accurate and unsullied by bias.
In a recent example - a column that ultimately presents some interesting new research on CO2-munching microbes - Cooper makes the case for "clean" coal, saying, "Burning coal also produces a biologically necessary and highly beneficial gas, carbon dioxide, CO2."
In the current circumstances, this is plain goofy. Dismissing the risks of CO2 so cavalierly is analogous to promoting the indiscriminate release of cyanide because it is "highly beneficial" in leaching gold from raw ore.
That said, I would defend the Herald's right and responsibility to present Cooper's views, if the paper made any effort to inform readers of the nature of the professor's oil industry connections and of the efforts he has made to fool the public about those connections in the past.
On the contrary, however, this is a publication that will admit to a set of facts in court - saying, for example that Professor Cooper's associate, Dr. Tim Ball "is viewed as a paid promoter of the oil and gas industry rather than as a practicing scientist" - but leave on the printed record information that vastly overstates Dr. Ball's credentials.
You are left with the impression that you can rely on the Herald to tell the truth "under oath," but not necessarily to care about setting the record straight in its news or editorial pages.
If that's the case, no worries. But readers deserve a disclaimer.
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Often while reading
Often while reading editorials, I always wonder at the very common situation where a somewhat reasonably argued point is then sullied by the totally extraneous mentioning of the author's favourite batty opinions, often from outside their area of expertise. By establishing themselves as cranks, all this does is cause most people to dismiss everything they say out of hand.
It happened this week in the Vancouver Sun, where John Williamson writes in discussing the merits of a national carbon tax:
And Canada doesn't even have a carbon tax. Yet, environmentalists are calling for one all the same, saying it will be economically painless. This is nonsense. The world is not melting but our standard of living soon will be if global-warming alarmists have their way. …
" {Friday, march 21, 2008, Vancouver Sun}
Although what he writes in the article is otherwise reasonably argued, and aside from the invisible and unquoted and, therefore, unlikely-to-exist environmentalists he argues against, it takes a steeled mind to overlook the point that since he believes that anyone who publicly considers global warming to be a serious enough problem to affect tax policy is just being "alarmist", so wouldn't he believe that even lifting one's toenail to do something about it would be wasted effort? Why should people trust that the science of climate change, as the experts best understand it, have been appropriately considered in his organisation's analysis of tax policy?
rob replied on Permalink
Okay then ...
Can you point us to any scientific argument which states that increasing taxes will decrease the temperature of the Earth's atmosphere? Do you have any historical examples of taxation being used as an effective weather control technique?
Richard Littlemore replied on Permalink
Rob ...
… sorry to see that you're still having so much trouble connecting the dots on this issue.
I recognize that the link from tax policy to public action is complicated, but I fear that you're not up to speed on some of the fundamentals. Perhaps if you go here http://globalwarmingkids.net/ and play some of the engaging and informative games, it might expand your comprehension of climate science and the effects of CO2.
Or maybe not. But at least it will divert you from playing games here all the time.
Don't send him there...
He would spend his time trying to make the other kids cry.
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Rob, you can't read, quite
Rob, you can't read, quite obviously.
I was not arguing at all whether or not taxation would be useful at controlling emissions. I was arguing that prefacing any argument for or against it with a bunch of utter bullshit that people who consider global warming to be of suitable importance to affect tax policy are just being alarmist.
If you immediately dismiss at "alarmist" the idea that GW is a problem of such magnitude, then everything else you write about taxation and Global Warming ought to be taken with a grain of salt, even there are good points and ideas buried in it. It is simply not responsible to take such an extreme position, which is at odds with the current state of understanding among climate scientists.


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PASADENA - Community leaders in Pasadena demanded answers Monday following the officer involved shooting of Kendrec Lavelle McDade, 19, of Azusa.
After two days of searching, police still can't locate the gun allegedly used by McDade or his 17-year-old suspected accomplice in an armed robbery that brought police to the intersection of Summit Avenue and Orange Grove Boulevard late Saturday evening.
Several other questions also remain unanswered, said Joe Brown, president of the Pasadena-branch NAACP.
"What was the proximity of the officers when they fired?" asked Joe Brown, president of the Pasadena-branch NAACP.
"The visibility in that area is low. If the officers didn't have a light shining on the young man, how did he know the young man had a gun?" Brown said. "The community wants preliminary information right now."
McDade was shot and killed on Sunset Avenue just north of Orange Grove Boulevard after a foot pursuit by two Pasadena police officers. The officers said they saw McDade, a onetime football stand out at Azusa High School, grabbing at his waistband and believed he had a gun.
The names of the officers involved have not been released.
McDade and a 17-year-old boy, who is currently in custody, are alleged to have attempted an armed robbery prior to the police pursuit, according to the Pasadena Police Department's account.
The second suspect, a 17-year-old, who has not been identified, was arrested Saturday in the immediate area without further incident. He was booked on suspicion of murder, officials said.
Pasadena police Lt. Phlunte Riddle acknowledged gaps remain in the investigation especially since a gun hasn't been found.
The cops pursuing McDade never saw a gun as he fled north on Sunset Avenue, a street Riddle described as "extremely dark," especially after the sun sets.
"It was a three block foot pursuit ... and it wasn't a straight line by any means," Pasadena police Lt. Phlunte Riddle said Monday. "There are a lot of different places where that gun could have ended up."
Police officials also don't know how many shots were fired by the two officers.
This newspaper has requested the police log and copies of radio transmissions from the evening of the shooting, as well as the 9-1-1 call made by a man who claimed McDade and the teenaged boy robbed him.
The victim followed the suspects after the alleged robbery and called police on his cell phone during the pursuit, according to the police department's account.
Brown said that portion of the account left him skeptical of the police department's version of events.
"Whoever heard of that? I am unarmed and I am going to chase someone who is armed," Brown said.
Frustrations began boiling in Northwest Pasadena on Monday, as community leaders such as Brown blasted the department for too much secrecy.
The Pasadena Police Department recently moved to a digitally encrypted radio signal, which means the public and the media can't listen to broadcasts. Brown has criticized that lack of transparency.
Stripping the public and the press of its ability to monitor the police has only increased suspicions of law enforcement in Pasadena, Brown said. It contributes to the level of suspicion which rippled through the community Monday, he added.
"When they went with this type of secrecy, something like this was likely to happen," Brown said.
As community leaders call for answers, McDade's friends openly grieved for the slain former Azusa High School football stand out, who starred on 2009 Aztec team.
"Rest in peace, Kendrec L. McDade, we all miss you, always and forever," said Crystal Santos on her Twitter feed.
"Wow (rest in peace) Kendrec McDade. I will always remember Ms. Graham's class sophomore year," said Melissa Sweets on her Twitter feed.
Azusa High varsity football coach Joe Scherf was shocked by the news of McDade's death and the circumstances surrounding the incident.
"I never would have foreseen this," Scherf told the newspaper Monday.
He doesn't remember McDade landing in much trouble on- or off-the-field.
"He was never in trouble here. He never put himself in a bad situation at school," Scherf said. "Off campus, I never remember him getting in any trouble."
Riddle said an investigation by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Officer Involved Shooting Team, along with the internal affairs officers from the Pasadena Police Department is underway.
Brown called for a community panel to conduct the investigation in the open; not one to simply provide oversight.
"If (community members) ask for something like that we will take it under advisement," Riddle said.
Staff writer Aram Tolegian contributed to this story.
Contact Brian via email, by phone at 626-578-6300, ext. 4494, or on Twitter @JBrianCharles.


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Home > Yoga Poses > Types of Asana > Back Bends Yoga > Shalabhasana Half
Shalabh means 'locust' as the position of the body in the asnana appears to be like that of a locust. To facilitate easy learning first we will learn Ardha Shalabhasana.
Pre Position
Prone Position.
|Exhale and inhaling, raise the left leg from the waist keeping it straight in the knee. Keep the toe stretched to the backside and continue normal breathing.
|Take the precaution that leg is straight in knee as otherwise the strain on desired organs is reduced and desired results are missed. During the practice chin should rest on ground.
In this asana leg should be raised and kept stable without allowing it to bend in the knee. The chin should rest on the ground. The muscles of the shoulders neck and head should be kept relaxed. But the muscles of the thighs and abdomen should be kept stretched. When one leg is raised, the other one should be kept straight and pressed to the floor.
Inhale and exhaling bring the left leg down on the ground and then back to the prone position.
Initially practice it for 5 to 10 second. After practicing it for few days you can increase the repetitions, once you are able to do 5 repetitions easily then reduce repetitions and increase the time up to 1 min.
Internal Effects
This asana mainly centers the lower vertebra of the spinal cord and the muscles of the abdomen and thighs. The strain activates their blood circulation. As a result of this the concerned organs become more active and efficient. This strain is effective on small and big intestine and certain enzyme producing glands.
People suffering from Back problems, TB in intestine, ulcer in stomach, harnia should consult Yoga expert before practicing this asana.
Jerks and unbearable strains should be avoided.


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Growing up is tough, and no one knows that better than writers of Young Adult fiction. Their teenage characters solve mysteries, unravel conspiracies, and rebel against a world of unfair expectations. YA authors tell stories about overcoming obstacles, falling in love, and the fight against injustice. Their stories teach us how to survive in an uncertain world.
Join us for a special after-hours event on Saturday, November 23 as Karen Healey, A.S. King, and Malinda Lo talk about identity and coming of age in contemporary teen fiction.
Teens, parents, and fans of Young Adult literature will not want to miss this exciting opportunity to meet these three outstanding writers. This event is free and open to the public. A book signing will follow the discussion. Books will be available for purchase at the event. Registration is not required. Seating will be on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Tile Films are in the final stages of work on their two part docudrama Fág an Bealach (Faugh a Ballagh/Clear The Way) which focuses on the Irish Brigade. Each programme is 52 minutes in length and has been prepared for TG4 and the Smithsonian Channel USA. Episode One looks at the Brigade at the Battle of Antietam in 1862, with a particular focus on the remains of one of the Irishmen discovered on the battlefield in 1988. Episode Two explores the Brigade's actions at Fredericksburg and Gettysburg, and the fall off in Irish support for the war from late 1862 onwards. First person accounts are being used as much as possible to tell the story, and there are also contributions from leading historians and experts. Directed by Keith Farrell, Fág an Bealach stars Irish actor Don Wycherley as Brigadier-General Thomas Francis Meagher, and is presented by Irish-American actor Brian Mallon, who played Major-General Winfield Scott Hancock in the 1993 film Gettysburg and the 2003 prequel Gods and Generals. The broadcast date has yet to be confirmed. To read more about the docudrama see the Tile Films synopsis here and the Irish Film and Television Network update here.
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Most tools that use wordlist don't generally care where, or what the list is called. but something like wordlist.lst (list file ) would be just fine. wordlist.txt (text file) will also work.
There are also tools in BT to help you create a list if you need to make some custom ones. But something like you have above with your passphrase it it will suffice.


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Pneumonia is a term that means lung infection. It can be caused by infection by germs, including bacteria, viruses, and parasites. Though most children are able to get better at home with treatment from their health care provider, pneumonia can be very serious and can require hospitalization. Untreated pneumonia can lead to serious illness and even death. So it is important for a child with pneumonia to get treatment.
Ask your health care provider whether your child should have a flu shot or a vaccination against pneumococcal pneumonia.
Pneumonia is caused by an infection that spreads to the lungs. The child often begins with symptoms of a cold or sore throat. Symptoms then get worse as pneumonia develops. Symptoms vary widely, but often include:
Fever, chills
Cough (either dry or producing thick phlegm)
Wheezing or fast breathing
Chest pain
Muscle pain
Any child with cold or flu symptoms that don't seem to be getting better should be checked by a health care provider.
Bacterial pneumonia: If the cause of the infection is found to be bacterial, antibiotics will be prescribed. Your child should start to feel better within 24 to 48 hours of starting this medication. It is very important that the child finish ALL of the antibiotic medication, even if he or she feels better.
Viral pneumonia: Antibiotics will not help viral pneumonia. This infection will go away on its own. To help your child feel more comfortable, your health care provider may suggest medication for the child's symptoms.
Follow any instructions your provider gives you for treating your child's illness. A very sick child may need to be admitted to the hospital for a short time. In the hospital, the child can be made comfortable and may be given fluids and oxygen.
If your health care provider feels it is safe to treat the child at home, do the following to help him feel more comfortable and get better faster:
Keep the child quiet and be sure he or she gets plenty of rest.
Encourage your child to drink plenty of fluids, such as water or apple juice.
To keep an infant's nose clear, use a rubber bulb suction device to remove any mucus (sticky fluid).
Elevate your child's head slightly with pillows to make breathing easier.
Don't allow anyone to smoke in the house.
Treat a fever and aches and pains with children's acetaminophen. Do not give a child aspirin. Do not give ibuprofen to infants 6 months of age or younger.
Do not use cough medicine unless your provider recommends it.
Wash your hands with warm water and soap often, especially before and after tending to your sick child.
Limit contact between a sick child and other children.
Do not let anyone smoke around a sick child.
Call your health care provider right away any time you see signs of distress in your otherwise healthy child, including:
Harsh, persistent, or wheezy cough
Trouble breathing
In an infant under 3 months old, a rectal temperature of 100.4°F (38.0°C)
In a child 3 to 36 months, a rectal temperature of 102°F (39.0°C) or higher
In a child of any age who has a temperature of 103°F (39.4°C) or higher
A fever that lasts more than 24-hours in a child under 2 years old, or for 3 days in a child 2 years or older
A seizure caused by the fever
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Shall we take a break? Fancy some sun, sand & sea? It's Friday & I have another special guest who's splashing her feet in the azure waters, idly planning her next makes to use that never ending stash of fabrics on her desert island. I am thrilled to welcome Anna, from Paunnet, who I have to say is one of my sewing goddesses. I just love her style & how she puts colours & pattern together. She is such a skilled sewster, she tackles all sorts of interesting makes & for me epitomises the cute & unique Deer & Doe look – maybe because she was the one that introduced me to that inde pattern company (thank you heartily!) And she's Italian too – maybe that comes through her style and is definitely why her photoshoots are set in glorious outdoor settings. I always look forward to catching up with Anna's latest wardrobe additions. Now, what will her desert island choices be?
1. My first pick would be the Bleuet dress by Deer and Doe.
Probably not the most practical choice for a tropical island, but it's my favourite pattern ever.
After sewing it three times (1, 2 and 3), constructing it became a fun process (even with all those buttonholes!) and by now I learnt that this dress is incredibly versatile. It's very comfortable, but feminine and girly as I like to dress. Perfection in a dress, really.
2. Second place would go to the Tania culottes by Megan Nielsen. I was very sceptical about this pattern, but once I found out I just needed to add some length to the original pattern to make it more comfortable for me, we became best friends.
It looks like a circle skirt, but it's a pair of pants! Genius! And so flattering.
3. Next is a pattern for knits that I recently fell in love with (although the blogosphere has loved it since last Summer): it's the Lady Skater dress pattern by Kitschy Coo. I recently made it in a leopard print knit (meow!) and in a black and white print that will be blogged in the future,
but the fit of this pattern is so good that I also want to experiment and turn it into a t-shirt.Yay for multifunctional patterns!
4. If I'm a on a tropical island, I'll need a swimsuit! The Bombshell swimsuit pattern by Heather Lou became incredibly popular last summer and it totally deserves the attention.
This swimsuit is universally flattering and helps hiding some critical spots of my body, but it's still functional enough to swim in. I love it.
5. I'm not a huge fan of shorts, but I definitely would want a pair on an island, (especially a desert one where no one could see my thighs). I really like the Sweet Scalloped Shorts by Pattern Runway;
I tried to make them a couple years ago but I managed to botch both the fit and my fabric choice, so I only wore a couple of times, but ever since seeing Sophie's beautiful polka dotted pair, I really want to revisit the pattern. Alternatively, I'd choose the Chataigne shorts by Deer&Doe, which I love to death.
6. Next, one of my favourite sundress patterns (that can be easily become a super cute pinafore in colder months): the Parfait dress by Colette Patterns.
My striped version is still one of my most worn handmade items.
7. In case it rains on my tropical island, I would want some practical but cute outerwear, and I'd choose the Minoru jacket by Sewaholic.
I'd love to make a waterproof one, but for the moment, I'm still using my grey version and get compliments every time I wear it. People cannot believe it's handmade, but it's actually much easier to sew than it looks.
8. Finally, I would choose a pattern to have fun with. For me, the perfect pick me up when my sewing mojo is down is an accessory! My favourite is the High Tea clutch pattern by Charlie's Aunt (although all of Emma's patterns are gorgeous),
but I also love all of the cute, practical patterns of Michelle Patterns. I also love to sew plushies, and Dolls and Daydreams has the cutest patterns ever! Right now, I'm sewing a fox doll for my future nephew/niece, and I'm having so much fun with all the details.
You are also allowed to take two books, firstly which sewing related book would you take & why?
– Ugh, this is a hard choice! I would probably choose Gertie's New Book for Better Sewing.
Gertie has always been a huge inspiration to me, and it's also thanks to her that I started my blog. Her book is a great source for sewing techniques, and it also includes some beautiful patterns. At the moment, I only made up one of them (the Portrait blouse with an added sailor collar), but I hope to tackle most of them sooner or later.
Secondly, which non-sewing related book would you take & why?
– This is even harder! My nerd side would probably answer "The Chronicle of Ice and Fire" by George R. Martin or "The Hobbit" by Tolkien, but my more romantic side would choose "Saltatempo", by Italian author Stefano Benni. It was translated into English (with the title "Timeskipper"), although I think it's one of those cases where too much gets lost in translation. This book is brilliantly written, it's full of weird, hilarious characters, and it's set in a small Italian village, which reminds me a lot of the one I grew up in (which is also where I'd like to return to live, having now spent a few years in the city).
Next your one luxury. What would you choose (doesn't have to be sewing related this time!)
– Even though it's not exactly considered a luxury (although in a sense it is), I would choose… a dog! I'm an introverted girl and I don't mind spending time by myself, but dogs are the only company I'm always happy to have. My dog recently passed away and she left such an emptiness in my life, I miss her so much!
Luckily, I have my boyfriend's two adorable dogs to snuggle, Ciro and Linda. I love them to pieces! Sometimes, they make an appearance in my Instagram feed, because I just have to spread the love.
And finally if you could only take one disc of music what album would you choose & why?
– Again, this is so tough! I have a very diverse taste in music, but I grew up with rock, hard rock and metal (to the surprise of many). One of the bands that stuck with me through the years and I'm most attached to is the Foo Fighters. Their music is perfect for any occasion, when I'm happy or sad, when I want some hardcore guitars or a sentimental ballad. And I'm also a massive Dave Grohl fangirl, of course.
It's impossible for me to choose just one of their albums, so I'd have to take their discography with me.
Thank you Anna for taking the time to write and share your choices. And those doggie pics – soooo cute!! Not surprised you keep giving them loads of cuddles. You've reminded me exactly why I covet your wardrobe! I found it hard to pick which images to use – all of Anna's makes have links back to her website if you want to see more views & details- recommended! The trouble with desert island sewing? Total disruption to any kind of a sewing plan I might have – so inspiring & tempting 🙂 . That striped Parfait dress is particularly divine…. Do you find the same?


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I don't think the guy is done, I think he has 2-3 good solid years left in him yet. If he were to go to a team like the Texans or maybe the 49ers he could potentially win another Super Bowl. But anywhere he goes should at least make the playoffs once or twice during his presence.
I have always thought the Phins make some sense but my darkhorse is Cleveland, just appears to me a better fit than many might think. They'd need to supplement the offense early in the draft and sign Reggie Wayne but I think it's doable. Plus their defense played pretty well last year.
1A - RB - Richardson
1B - RT - Adams
2nd - WR - Stephen Hill
"You can't let praise or criticism get to you. It's a weakness to get caught up in either one."
--Woody Hayes
"Hey...Dad. Wanna Have A Catch?" Kevin Costner in "Field Of Dreams."
He doesn't appear that he's going to drag this out.
Let me say I like and respect Tebow. However it's not Kyle Orton etc we are talking about as far as bringing in and starting, but one of the best QB's ever.
Already its been reported that he's visited Miami and Arizona. Other reports have the Jets, Seattle, among others contacting his agent.
Live chopper footage following an SUV carrying Peyton Manning around Denver is a bit much.
Listened to ESPN radio this morning and they said there was a poll taken in Denver on go get Manning or stick with Tebow and Manning was ahead with around 66% of the vote.
Jets extend Mark Sanchez. Now everyone can shut up about them.
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Tornados Run the Court to VictoryFebruary 9, 2014
CHARLOTTE, N.C.- The Brevard College women's basketball team took an early lead for a 61-39 victory over Queens University of Charlotte at Curry Arena during Saturday night's game.
The Tornados (7-13, 6-10 SAC) succeeded the Royals (5-15, 4-12 SAC) by as large of a lead as 28 points in the second half.
Shelby Wolfe reached a game-high of 19 points during the game while making seven points at the free throw line. Freshman, Madison Lenox, carried 15 points of her own after mastering seven points in the paint. Chelsea Turner rounded out defensive rebounds and led the team in seven while teammate Katie Williams gathered 14 points and rebounded six.
The Royals were able to stay within reach of the Tornados for most of the first half. Brevard gained their largest lead of the half at the 4:44 mark when Chelsea Turner passed the ball up to teammate Shelby Wolfe for layup advancing BC's lead by 13.
Brevard began the second half leading 24-15 and Chelsea Turner quickly retrieved the ball off of a rebound to push up court to teammate Madison Lenox for the layup. The lead continued to stay in favor of Brevard College through the end of the game.
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By Lesli Nolen
Published December 2011
In this, more than any other season we are reminded of the gift that has been given to us. The gift from God whose rescue mission transported him from the throne of glory to the heart of humanity. A gift I won't exchange, refund or return.
But the story out of Luke 2 doesn't start there. It actually began in the beginning of time. It began long before Christ was born in the stable. It began when God created the heavens and earth.
God created light and darkness. He created the sky, the land, the oceans, seed bearing plants and he placed the stars and called them by name. He created the birds, fish and livestock. Then God said, "Let us make man in our image…" (Genesis 1:26). Us being the key word there. God was speaking to himself, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Jesus was there when the heavens and earth were being created. He was there with God in the very beginning.
Have you ever thought about that? Have you ever thought about just how much he sacrificed to give us eternal life? He was infinite in the heavens and then was confined to the womb for nine months. He was born to a carpenter, not to a scholar. He held the universe in his hands, and was in the company of angels.
He left all that for the company of killers and thieves. He knew they would spit in his face. He knew they would mock him. He knew they would crucify him. He left the most high of high to be at the lowest of low because He chose us. Although it began long ago the Christmas Story is still a story to be shared.
The Birth of Jesus; Luke 2:1-20
1In those days Caesar Augustus issued a decree that a census should be taken of the entire Roman world. 2(This was the first census that took place while Quirinius was governor of Syria.) 3And everyone went to his own town to register.
4So Joseph also went up from the town of Nazareth in Galilee to Judea, to Bethlehem the town of David, because he belonged to the house and line of David. 5He went there to register with Mary, who was pledged to be married to him and was expecting a child.
6While they were there, the time came for the baby to be born, 7and she gave birth to her firstborn, a son. She wrapped him in cloths and placed him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn.
8And there were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night. 9An angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified.
10But the angel said to them, "Do not be afraid. I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people. 11Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is Christ, the Lord. 12This will be a sign to you: You will find a baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger."
13Suddenly a great company of the heavenly host appeared with the angel, praising God and saying,
14 "Glory to God in the highest heaven,
and on earth peace to those on
whom his favor rests."
15When the angels had left them and gone into heaven, the shepherds said to one another, "Let's go to Bethlehem and see this thing that has happened, which the Lord has told us about."
16So they hurried off and found Mary and Joseph, and the baby, who was lying in the manger. 17When they had seen him, they spread the word concerning what had been told them about this child,18and all who heard it were amazed at what the shepherds said to them.
19But Mary treasured up all these things and pondered them in her heart. 20The shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all the things they had heard and seen which were just as they had been told.
So as this season begins remember the story that actually began with the beginning of time. Christ was there when God began his good works, then he left his Father, walked the earth, died and was resurrected. But most importantly he did it all for us.
"Your soul was more important than his blood. Your eternal life was more important than his earthly life. Your place in heaven was more important to him than his place in heaven, so he gave up his place so you could have yours." (Max Lucado)
Because of this Christmas is the reason for the season. It's a time to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.
From my family to yours--may you have a very blessed Christmas season!


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|Fourth Annual Sugar Bowl Classic ~ January 1, 1938
#9 Santa Clara 6 (Final: 9-0)
#8 LSU 0 (Final: 9-1-1)
How Santa Clara and LSU Met in the 1938 Sugar Bowl
LSU may never have had a more frustrating game. The Bayou Bengals out-gained (201-101) and out-first downed (10-4) Santa Clara. The Broncos even returned the favor of their last meeting, losing three fumbles to LSU's none.
With all that, the Tigers spent the day threatening the Bronco goal line - but never getting in the end zone.
"The year before," said junior tackle Al Wolff of Santa Clara, the first undefeated, untied team to play in the Sugar Bowl, "we knew we'd have to play over our heads to beat LSU. But for the 1938 game, we were the better team. Our feeling was LSU would have to play over their heads to stay close to us."
That said, LSU was dominate - and still lost.
LSU put pressure on Santa Clara from the outset, getting a fumble recovery and driving to the Bronco 4, where Wolff prevented a touchdown by dropping Pinky Rohm.
"I was able to save that touchdown because I broke one of our fundamental rules," Wolff said. "Something just told me they were going to try something wide, and instead of penetrating the way we were coached to do, I just ran laterally across the field. As it turned out, I was able to save a touchdown."
And, really, the game.
On three of the five plays, starting with Rohm's jaunt to the 4, Wolff was Santa Clara's sole protector. "I'm convinced," he said, "that series made me an All-American (as a senior). All those sportswriters remembered it the following year when, in all honesty, I didn't have as good a season."
With the Broncos on the Tiger 29, Coach Buck Shaw dug deep into his play-book and came up with a play he had used the year before against LSU.
James Barlow, a substitute halfback, took the ball on what appeared to be a developing sweep to his left. As he reached the end, Barlow wheeled and threw diagonally across the field to quarterback Ray McCarthy. The play covered approximately 50 yards, but the 20 that were officially credited to Santa Clara gave the Broncos a first-and-goal at the LSU 9.
A play later, Pellegrini took the snap and lofted a pass over end Jimmy Coughlan's shoulder in the flat. Coughlan, in almost one motion, made the reception and bounded into the end zone, despite the jolt of being hit by three Tigers. Pellegrini's PAT was wide, leaving the door teasingly open for LSU the rest of the afternoon.
Santa Clara narrowly averted a safety in the fourth quarter, just inches from the goal line. Then Barlow got a 55-yard punt.
Ultimately, Rohm also went back in kick formation near the Bronco 25, but as his leg arched he handed the ball to Cotton Milner, who raced 21 yards to the 4. In what must have been one of the most vexing days in LSU annals, the last man, John Schiecht, stopped Milner.
LSU eventually turned the ball over at the Broncos 20.
Still, the Tigers would get one last chance when, from the Bronco 29, Santa Clara got off a terrible 16-yard punt with less than three minutes to play.
The rules at the time prohibited anyone but the signal-caller to speak in the huddle. In a bizarre twist, Shaw sent in sub Charles Pavelko on third down. Center Phil Dougherty, who normally called the plays, thought Shaw was sending in a play through Pavelko. Dougherty whispered, "You call the play." Pavelko's eyes got as big as half-dollars. Finally he said, "We'll punt." Dougherty said he was shocked. "He could have called anything, but he called for a punt."
There was more. Santa Clara got the ball back, and on fourth and a long four from midfield, Shaw ordered his team to go for it. The play fell short.
On the game's final play, Young Bussey connected with Ken Kavanaugh, who briefly looked as if he were getting away. Bill Gunther brought the big end down at the 23. "We just figured they would go to him," said Wolff. "We were waiting on that play...but he still nearly did it. And that's the way the game was played all day."
Indeed it was. Despite its statistical superiority, LSU was held scoreless, its first shutout in 50 games. That little stat allowed LSU to become the first school to lose three bowls in successive seasons.
Recap excerpted from the book "Sugar Bowl Classic: A History" by Marty Mulé, who covered the game and the organization for decades for the New Orleans Times-Picayune.


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The purpose of this document is to help individuals understand copyright and fair use in the classroom. It addresses library and educational fair use as well as fair use exceptions made for research and scholarly work.
Providing guidance in understanding copyright supports the information literacy needs of our community. One of the information literacy standards of the Association for College and Research Libraries states that "an information literate individual is able to … understand the economic, legal, and social issues surrounding the use of information, and access and use information ethically and legally (ACRL, 2010, para. 2).
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"Congress shall have the power to . . . promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries."
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There are several sections in Copyright Law that pertain specifically to educational use of copyrighted materials. The section that is familiar to most is Fair Use; Section 107 of Copyright Law. However, that is not the only section to be aware of. Section 110 pertains to limitations on certain exclusive rights so that performances and displays of certain materials may be made in the classroom. Section 110(2) pertains to using materials in distance education, aka, the TEACH Act.
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Morris student helps bring the arts to West Central Minnesota
Posted by Allyce Amidon '12, Falcon Heights, Center for Small Towns on Thursday, Apr. 12, 2012
University of Minnesota, Morris student Jon Braegelmann '14, New Ulm, is giving back to the community by working with the Central Square Cultural and Civic Center in Glenwood. Central Square, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the community through the arts, is recognized as one of the most unique and valued facilities for live music and theatre between Minneapolis and Fargo. Central Square hosts a variety of world-class performances and productions in its facility throughout the year
Braegelmann is working with Central Square as a student marketing assistant to help promote their 2011-12 concert series. He is primarily writing press releases and designing posters and postcards, but also spends time contacting different organizations that might be interested in coming to events. Now in its tenth year, this annual concert series runs from fall to spring and always features a diverse selection of musical styles and performances. This year the series has already featured a dance performance, a country music singer, a holiday show, and a concert celebrating women of history. On the schedule for spring is a male a cappella group on April 14, and an original play whose storyline is rooted in the history, stories, and memories of Lake Minnewaska as told by people who grew up in the area May 3-5.
This year, Braegelmann and the Central Square Board of Directors hope to attract large audiences from all over the region to their 1,000+ seat auditorium. In addition to performance space, "The Square" also houses an art gallery and a gymnasium. "Without an organization like Central Square to bring the arts into the community, the arts are at risk of being forgotten about," said Braegelmann, who strongly believes that the fine arts should be a part of everyone's lives.
Braegelmann was connected to Central Square through a program coordinated by the University of Minnesota, Morris Center for Small Towns. The program helps to connect Morris students with area organizations in ways that will give students real-world experience while they help provide solutions to community needs. Braegelmann feels that the training and practice that go into his marketing work with Central Square will be helpful to him later in life. And, he was interested in a position that was so beneficial to the community
The University of Minnesota, Morris Center for Small Towns is a community outreach program that serves as a point-of-entry to the resources of the University of Minnesota. Small towns, local units of government, K–12 schools, nonprofit organizations, and other University units are able to utilize CST's resources as they work on rural issues or make contributions to rural society. CST's mission is to focus the University's attention and marshal its resources toward assisting Minnesota's small towns with locally identified issues while creating applied learning opportunities for faculty and students.
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SERVE 6.8, a Fort-Collins based nonprofit that has been leading Northern Colorado in long-term flood relief efforts, has, among other efforts, been sending volunteers into mobile home parks to assist with home repairs. During their relief efforts, the City of Fort Collins contacted SERVE 6.8 about helping the Valdez family, who was particularly affected by the flood.
The Valdez family, a single mother of six children aged 2 to 18, lives in a 2-bedroom trailer that was in bad shape before the floods. Damage from the floods has made it nearly uninhabitable. SERVE 6.8 coordinated temporary solutions for the home; but according to multiple contractors' and the City of Fort Collins Healthy Sustainable Homes Program's assessments, the home is irreparable and must be replaced.
In addition to replacing the trailer, three of the Valdez children are blind and the new home will require accessibility modifications to ensure the children's safety. The Valdez family has limited resources and cannot afford the approximately $20,000 it will take to remove and dispose of the current home, replace the home, and have the necessary accessibility modifications made.
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Topic: maitake mushroom and gemzar / xeloda combination
is it ok to take these tablets while on this chemo. wont be with mum to ask the oncologist.
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is it ok to take these tablets while on this chemo. wont be with mum to ask the oncologist.
It's very difficult to find a knowledgeable authority on mixing herbal/mushroom therapies with western medicine drugs. Few oncologists have this experience although a good naturopath may be able to help.
I have been taking a pharmaceutical grade mushroom extract that I import from Japan with Xeloda for almost 8 months with good success but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement for what your Mom will do.
asked doctor today and they have never heard of them.... have to bring in the packet when it arrives to rule out any potential interference with chemo.
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Gallbladder removal - laparoscopicCholecystectomy - laparoscopic
Laparoscopic gallbladder removal is surgery to remove the gallbladder using a medical device called a laparoscope.
Surgery using a laparoscope is the most common way to remove the gallbladder. A laparoscope is a thin, lighted tube that lets the doctor see inside your belly.
Gallbladder removal surgery is done while you are under general anesthesia so you will be asleep and pain-free.
- The surgeon will make three to four small cuts in your belly.
- The laparoscope will be inserted through one of the cuts.
- Other medical instruments will be inserted through the other cuts.
- Gas will be pumped into your belly to expand the space. This gives the surgeon more room to work.
The surgeon first cuts the bile duct and blood vessels that lead to the gallbladder. The gallbladder is then removed using the laparoscope.
An x-ray called a cholangiogram may be done during your surgery.
- To do this test, dye is injected into your common bile duct and an x-ray picture is taken. The dye helps find stones that may be outside your gallbladder.
- If other stones are found, the surgeon may remove them with a special instrument.
Sometimes the surgeon cannot safely take out the gallbladder using a laparoscope. In this case, the surgeon will use open surgery, in which a larger cut is made.
Why the Procedure Is Performed
You may need gallbladder removal surgery if you have pain or other symptoms from gallstones. You may also need it if your gallbladder is not working normally.
Common symptoms may include:
- Indigestion
- Pain after eating, usually in the upper right or upper middle area of your belly (epigastric pain)
- Nausea and vomiting
Most people have a quicker recover and fewer problems from surgery through a laparoscope than with open surgery.
The risks for any anesthesia include:
- Reactions to drugs you are given
- Breathing problems
- Pneumonia
- Heart problems
- Blood clots in the legs or lungs
The risks for gallbladder surgery include:
- Bleeding
- Damage to the blood vessels that go to the liver
- Infection in your belly
- Injury to the common bile duct
- Injury to the small intestine
- Pancreatitis (inflammation in the pancreas)
Before the Procedure
You may have the following tests done before your surgery:
- Blood tests (complete blood count, electrolytes, and kidney tests)
- Chest x-ray or electrocardiogram (EKG), for some people
- Several x-rays of the gallbladder
Always tell your doctor or nurse:
- If you are or might be pregnant
- What drugs, vitamins, and other supplements you are taking, even ones you bought without a prescription
During the week before your surgery:
- You may be asked to stop taking aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin), vitamin E, warfarin (Coumadin), and any other drugs that make it hard for your blood to clot.
- Ask your doctor which drugs you should still take on the day of your surgery.
- Your doctor or nurse will tell you when to arrive at the hospital.
On the day of your surgery:
- Do not eat or drink anything after midnight the night before your surgery.
- Take the drugs your doctor told you to take with a small sip of water.
- Shower the night before or the morning of your surgery.
Prepare your home for after the surgery.
After the Procedure
If you do not have any signs of problems, you will be able to go home when you are able to drink liquids easily. Most people go home on the same day or the day after this surgery.
If there were problems during your surgery, or if you have bleeding, a lot of pain, or a fever, you may need to stay in the hospital longer.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Most patients recover quickly and have good results from this procedure.
Jackson PG, Evans SRT. Biliary system. In: Townsend CM Jr, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 55.
Gurusamy KS. Surgical treatment of gallstones. Gastroenterol Clin North Am. 2010;39:229-244.
Keus F, Gooszen HG, van Laarhoven CJ. Open, small-incision, or laparoscopic cholecystectomy for patients with symptomatic cholecystolithiasis. An overview of Cochrane Hepato-Biliary Group reviews. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2010;(1):CD008318.
Review Date: 8/15/2013
Reviewed By: Joshua Kunin, MD, Consulting Colorectal Surgeon, Zichron Yaakov, Israel. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.