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I have a back pain problem and urinary problem .And also testicle heating. I consulted the doctor and took so many test. Urinary tests all normal. And I have 4 mm stone in kidney doctor gave me a tablet and said drink lots of water. My body always get over heating. And my testicle also heating. Could you pls someone tell me a proper diet and what foods I should eat to avoid heat problem and to overcome kidney stone.
I am 72 years old male. I have problem of Urine urgency. I can stay away from home for any work for 3 -4 hrs. Without any problem. But the moment I reach home I feel urge of passing Urine. Some times slightest delay causes to loose control and urine is passed in pants. This happens occasionally. I have urine retention of about 15 - 20 ml. Checked before 4 years. I am not diabetic. My BP is well controlled within limits with medication. I have allergic Asthma but it seldom troubles me and gets controlled by some Homeopathic medicine.
I have to go for toilet to pass urine as many as minimum 5 times during night. I am facing this problem from long time, it doesn't usually throughout d 7 days in week, whenever I am out f my space I feel as normal as any other person, people r saying dat may b I am suffering 4m sugar but I hav no history of diabetes in mah family and my lifestyle is also not bad in terms of food intake n I also go 2gym 4m d last 1 month.
Hello sir, my anus swells up for few days. After some days. Means now. When I was pooping. I found lot of blood in stool. Not with stool. Before. Previous months this situation is occur so I took O2 tablet for this. Overall my anus blood veins are swells up for long time so now they give blood when I was applying pressure for poop. Give me some solution for this. And one thing when I masturbate the anus area little loose.
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In my kidney there is stone sometimes felling so much pain. What can I do sir to remove stone I don't have so much money to do operation.
The kidneys are a pair of bean shaped organs responsible for blood filtration. It also eliminates waste products from the body. The kidneys are located in the abdomenal cavity of the body and help in keeping a check on the electrolyte level in the body.
Polycystic kidney disease or PKD is a condition in which a number of cysts grow on the kidneys. The cysts are filled with fluid, and if the number or the size of the cyst increases, it can lead to kidney damage and kidney failure. 5% of kidney failures are caused by PKD. PKD does not affect only the kidneys. It can also cause the cyst to grow on other organs, such as liver, pancreas, ovaries, spleen and large bowel. The brain and the heart can also be affected by PKD. If it reaches the brain, an aneurism is caused. Heart murmurs may occur if PKD affects the heart.
Symptoms: Symptoms are visible for those in the 30 to 40 age group; however, it differs from person to person. Back pain or side pain, enlargement of the abdomen, blood in the urine, high blood pressure, and frequent bladder or kidney infections are some of the common symptoms of PKD.
Diagnosis: An ultrasound is the most dependable, affordable and non-invasive way to diagnose PKD. MRI and CT scans can be used to detect the volume of the cyst. It also helps to determine small cysts which cannot be detected by ultrasound.
Treatment: There is no specific treatment for PKD at present. But certain steps and measures can be taken to slow down the growth of the cyst and to control the symptoms.
Prevention: Keeping a check on blood pressure, use of prescribed antibiotics to treat kidney or bladder infection, restricted use of caffeine, and medications to control pain are some of the treatments for relief and for arresting the growth of the cyst. Research also shows that drinking plenty of water throughout the day can also slow down the growth of the cyst. A diet low in fat and moderate in calories is recommended.
Types: Autosomal dominant kidney disorder is a genetic disorder and is passed on to the child from the parent by dominant inheritance. It is the most common type of PKD. The symptoms are visible after the age of 30 to 40. Infantile or autosomal recessive PKD is a genetic disorder and is inherited by the child from the parent by recessive inheritance. The symptoms are visible during the early months of life or in the womb. It is a rare form of PKD and occurs in 1 out of 25,000 people. Acquired cystic kidney disease occurs due to long-term kidney damage and is linked with kidney failure and dialysis. The bleeding of the cyst causes the bleeding in the urinary system and leads to urine discolouration.
Bladder cancer can be caused by a variety of factors, which include genetic factors, inheritance, drugs, chemicals, environment related factors and smoking. In fact, smoking tobacco is one of the major causes of bladder cancer around the world. The chemicals present in tobacco can irritate the bladder lining which ultimately leads to bladder cancer. Besides smoking other important environmental factors might be chemotherapy, exposure to chemicals from newspaper, dye, leather, paints industries.
Symptoms of bladder cancer are as follows:
Most often it occurs in people more than 50 years of age. It can present in different ways, but common symptoms being :
- Painless hematuria - reddish or brownish colored urine with or without clots Increased frequency of urination Pain while passing urine .
- Difficulty in passing urine
The diagnosis requires a proper imaging workup including ultrasound, CT scan and urine examinations. Following the initial imaging, a biopsy is required to confirm the diagnosis and stage the disease. This is done by cystoscopy under anesthesia.
Treatment Options:
Treatments for bladder cancer.depend on the stage of cancer. Broadly bladder cancers can be categorised into Non-invasive and Invasive cancers.
- For non-invasive cancers: It requires recurrent cystoscopic surveillance and resection. For those with high risk of tumor recurrence or progression, intravesical chemotherapy or immunotherapy might be required.
- For invasive cancers the various treatment choices are:
- Surgery: For localised tumor which are amenable to resection perhaps surgery is the best possible treatment. This is a major undertaking where in whole of bladder along with accessory organs is removed. The surgeon may offer choices for reconstruction between neobladder (refashioning bladder with patient's gut) or ileal conduit (fashioning a stoma over which bag can be worn to collect urine). Following surgery a regular follow up is required and the prognosis is good.
- Chemotherapy: This modality is reserved for patient's where surgery is not possible or they have metastatic disease (disease spread to other body parts).In this method, medications are used to target and destroy cancer cells.
- Radiation Therapy: This might be and option for patient's that are not suitable for surgery. Radiation therapy uses gamma rays to destroy cancer cells in the body The key to good prognosis in bladder cancers is early detection timely intervention and good follow up.
The problem of an enlarged prostate or benign prostate hyperplasia is a very common occurrence as you grow older. It's known to strike men above the age of 50, with more than 50% of men after the age of 60, having this complaint.
Causes of enlarged prostate
A non-cancerous condition, enlarged prostate makes the passing of urine from the bladder through the urethra difficult. The multiplication of the prostate cells causes an enlargement of the gland, leading to a buildup of pressure on the urethra, affecting the discharge of urine from the body. The narrowing of the urethra, due to this benign condition, forces the bladder to contract more vigorously so as to push urine out of the body.
As time passes, the muscles of the bladder get significantly affected, causing them to become extremely sensitive, thicker and stronger. As a consequence, the bladder begins to contract, even if the amount of urine in the organ is negligible, causing episodes of frequent urination. Gradually, the bladder fails to completely empty itself of urine due to the constriction of the urethra. This can give rise to a number of health problems including the formation of bladder stones, urinary tract infections, blood in the urine and so on.
How can you identify the signs of the condition?
Signs of enlarged prostate are very easy to identify and include:
- A slow or weak urine flow
- Difficulty in initiating urination
- Instances of frequent urination
- A feeling of not completely emptying one's bladder
- Frequent urination during the night
- Exerting a lot to urinate
- Instances of dribbling
- Urgency to pass urine
- A feeling of urinating again minutes after doing so
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As I begin my term as chairman of the North America Equipment Dealers Association, the question that comes to my mind is, "What do our dealer-members really need from us?" After all, our motto and driving purpose is, "Helping Dealers Succeed."
As I come into office, I realize that we are very fortunate to have had a truly robust agricultural environment the last few years. Even having just come off a truly difficult year that saw many of us faced with historic drought conditions, the overall health of the agriculture industry is truly envied by many. This is evident alone in the sheer number of high school kids choosing to enter into agricultural programs at universities, colleges and trade schools.
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Dr. Mark Bailey: Welcome to DTS Dialogue - Issues of God in Culture. I'm your host, Mark Bailey. I have the privilege of serving as President of Dallas Theological Seminary.
Today we want to interact on "key topics in the emerging church." We have already dialogued on the general topic of the emerging church in an earlier podcast. We want to take the opportunity today to dig in a little bit deeper.
Today in our studio, we have Dr. Glenn Kreider, Professor of Theological Studies, Dr. Mark Heinemann, Associate Professor of Christian Education and Dr. Andy Seidel, Executive Director for the Center of Christian Leadership.
Gentlemen, welcome to the studio. Thank you for joining me today. I want to begin with a question. Glenn, let me start with you. As a way of refresher for those who may or may not have listened to our previous podcast, how have those identifying themselves as a part of the emerging conversation characterized themselves?
Dr. Glenn Kreider: The language of the emerging church is intended to describe what the church looks like as it emerges out and as it's contextualized in contemporary cultures to recognize that the church in a postmodern world is different in its practices at least than the church in the modern world.
A recent essay, which I think is probably best definitional essay I have read recently, is by Scott McKnight called "Five Streams of the Emerging Church" in the February 2000 issue of Christianity Today. McKnight identifies five major streams. He gives them all "Ps" - so we have prophetic, postmodern, praxis-oriented, post-evangelical and political.
By prophetic, he says they are at least provocative. These are people that believe that the church needs to change and that the church ought to reflect the culture in which it is found and that the church, as it has been done, is not as effective in the postmodern world.
Which leads to the second "P," postmodern, which he, I think rightly, defines as skepticism toward the meta-narrative. There is an epistemological hesitancy. There is a hesitancy to affirm certainty and particularly certainty of our knowledge.
The third is that it is praxis-oriented, particularly in terms of worship, very experiential and sensory worship experience. Orthopraxy, right living, not simply right belief or a reaction against what is perceived to be with an emphasis on right belief and denial of emphasis on Orthopraxy. It is missional, which McKnight identifies as participation in God's redemptive activity in the world; that missions according to emergent folks, is not something the church does. But the church is missional because God is missional, whether it is his glory, his revelation or however missional is defined. It is God's work in the world, which is the church's function.
It is post-evangelical, which is perhaps the most controversial of the "P" streams he identifies. It is a reaction against evangelicalism. In the same way he says that neo-evangelical was post-fundamentalist. I think it is the case that the emerging and emergent church is reactionary. He might perhaps have overstated the use of post-evangelical language there.
And fifth, the emerging church folks he says identify themselves as political, by which he means not simply involvement in political issues but also in social issues. I think there is a place where he is stretching the alliteration to find a fifth "P." But the point, I think is well taken and well made that the emerging folks are very intentional about involvement in social issues.
He would say and I would want to be very careful to say that in these five streams we don't have a sine qua non approach to the definition of a movement in conversation. But these are the kinds of characteristics, which seem to be found among those who would identify themselves as emerging or emergent, which if I may, I think is an important definitional matter that ought to be addressed to. It does seem to be helpful to distinguish between churches that are people that are organizations that would identify themselves as emerging and does which would identify themselves as emergent.
The emergent language seems to be connected to the Emergent Village, folks like Brian McLaren and Tony Jones who is the director of Emergent Village now. Emerging is a more loose conversational and less organizational term to designate churches that are emergent-like. There was a time when the two terms were used pretty well interchangeably. But Mark Driscoll has written several articles and in his most recent book he talks about how important it is to distinguish, partly for his own purposes, that he is perfectly comfortable identifying himself as emerging but wants to distance himself from the emergent conversation, which he was part of in the beginning.
I think he is right about helping to separate those two streams.
Mark Bailey: Andy or Mark, do you have any additions with which you want to chime in there?
Dr. Mark Heinemann: I guess it is just important to see that there is a lot of variety out there.
Mark Bailey: Some would define as concept differently depending on their own particular nuance of ministry as well in terms of, like you said, emerging. And the attempt to deal with the emerging generation may be a different definition than the emergent or even somebody else's definition of emerging. And so I think it is important for all of us not to overly label someone using that terminology as reflecting one of those theologies that might be represented within either of those two streams.
Glenn: I think it is helpful to note that Scott McKnight is sympathetic towards emerging folks and had some very positive things to say and that the people for whom he speaks, the movement that he is representing has been pretty positive in saying that, yeah, this really does describe who and what we are.
And again, not to say that non-emerging churches are not praxis-oriented, are not experiential, and are not involved in social activity because to the degree to which they are Christian, they should be and are. But these are things that are particularly of value and emphasized and are intentional on the part of the emerging church folks.
Mark Bailey: Great. Andy, what is to be appreciated by those who would identify themselves or about those who would identify themselves as a part of the emerging or the emergent movement?
Dr. Andy Seidel: Actually, I think there is a lot to be appreciated. They are like any movement that comes out of an existing group because they have recognized some areas that need to be dealt with. So one of the things I think that is very positive about them is that they really make an effort to seek to understand the culture in which we are involved now with the purpose of how do you reach that culture? How do you speak in ways that the people in that culture will understand? So I think that is probably the most positive thing out of it.
The other thing that I think is terrific is that through all of the emergent discussion, really pretty much from the beginning, there has been an emphasis on the missional aspects of Christianity, the awareness that Christ has put us here for a purpose, left the church here for a purpose. He didn't say to the disciples, "Go into all the world and do church". He said, "Go into all the world and make disciples". So they are asking the question, "How do we do that and what do we need to understand about people in order to do that?"
I think in that understanding, they are really touching on something that I think all of us have to deal with significantly. That is that the whole nature of change has itself changed. What they term discontinuous change, that it's happening so fast that is not really just a matter of adapting a little bit here and there. We have to look at our paradigms and ask if we have the right paradigms to meet this challenge of the kind of change that is coming upon us.
People have been talking about that for a long time. "Change is avalanching upon us" is one of the terms that an earlier writer used in that and that we are grotesquely unprepared to deal with it. They are trying to really look at that issue and say, "How do we deal with this significant change that is happening and is going to continue to happen?" They say things like, "The realization today is that every generation is a whole new culture and we have to learn to be able to shift much more rapidly than we had to in the past."
So I think in those ways in particular, they will really help us in our biblical commands to be missional and to reach this world.
Mark Bailey: I have read in some books about the emerging church that 2003/2004 was a pivotal time frame for following 9/11, following the global fight on terror. So that may speak to how rapidly this movement is seeking to adjust as well. I know that they are expecting even more radical change.
Andy: Yes.
Mark Bailey: And wanting to stay poised for that.
Andy: Yes. From a secular sense there is a lot of discussion out about globalism and how everything has changed. Everything is interdependent now. What happens in one part of the world is going to drastically impact other parts of the world and particularly us because we are dependent in a lot of ways on the production and the economic situation in many, many other countries. We just had the little blip in the stock market because the stocks of China - I don't understand all that - had a sell off there and it hit us big the next day. I think that's going to make a much more unstable situation.
Mark Bailey: Mark, if I could address a question to you. What is the passionate reaction? What's the driving passion or a couple of the driving passions that have created this emerging movement?
Mark Heinemann: Well, the list could be long. I think people both within the movement and without the movement would say, "yes, there is a lot of reaction here against things." Some of those things have a long history like hypocrisy. It seems like in the last decade there has just been a constant flow out of various confessions of leaders who have fallen, leaders who have betrayed their people. They have taken money. They have sexually abused. They have done this and that.
So there are things like that. But there are other more specific things to our particular time and place and history. Dan Kimball has just recently come out with a book called, They Like Jesus but They Don't Like the Church. I think he brings out five there that would work as well as any to really answer your question. Just briefly, they are these.
He says what emerging generations think about the church, first of all is that it is an organized religion with a political agenda. So here you have got the flavor of well-known Christian leaders supposedly saying things like, "We have to make America a Christian nation. We have to return to our Christian heritage" and they might even get into political parties. Whereas Kimball is saying that what we don't want is an organized religion with a political agenda. We want an organized community with a heart to serve others. So it is not a jingoistic kind of triumphalistic religion that we've got but it's a religion that comes alongside it is willing to serve anyone.
Our political agenda is the same agenda Christ had when he stood up in the synagogue and quoted Isaiah 61. He came to bind up the people with wounds and to help the weak and we obviously know a number of other things as well. But it is very interesting that he happened to choose that particular place to quote and coming out as the Messiah for the first time.
Another thing the Kimball says is that the church is judgmental in the negative. You don't have to watch much TV or read the papers to see that the media just love to beat that drum. He says that to a certain extent we have earned a reputation and we need to get back to seeing ourselves as positive agents of change, loving others as Christ would love.
So this organized religion with the agenda, the judgmental and negative aspects and then here are a few more. One is the church is dominated by males and oppresses females. This is not just something peculiar to the emergent church or to the emerging churches but it really finds a home there. Certain brands of Christian feminism find a home there in the movement and feel that that is a place where they have a platform. Kimball says the answer to that is that the Christian church, when at its best, holds women in the highest respect and includes them in the leadership in appropriate ways.
Another one is that the church is homophobic. Kimball says that this is just something that is not going to go away and that we have to learn to be a loving and welcoming community and not treat homosexuals as untouchables and people with whom we cannot converse, people that we cannot love, people that we cannot serve.
And then there are two more. One, and this is a biggie - "The church arrogantly claims all other religions are wrong". This is a huge element. I think of protest in this group. We could spend our whole conversation on that, but what Kimball pleads for is a respect other peoples beliefs and faith and a willingness to listen to their story and not see every encounter as something where we have to give our story, we have to convince, we have to control, that sort of thing. But it's a matter of respect, as I think he sees Jesus doing.
And the last thing is a huge one and particularly important to us here at Dallas Seminary and that is the notion that people would say, "Well, the church is full of fundamentalists who take the whole Bible literally", and that obviously is absurd. Kimball says the answer to that is that we need to hold our beliefs with humility. He thinks that there is an arrogance many times. We are kind of saying that we have it wrapped. We know all there is to know about that subject. We know we are right. And it's hard to be humble when you're right.
He says no. You have got to have humility and strive to be thoughtful theologians in all these discussions that we found ourselves in two, three or four decades ago were not the daily bread. But today in the workplace, in the neighborhood, all of these positions are there and we have to learn how to be Christ like in these encounters. I think he gives us a representative list of things that people are reacting against.
Glenn: I think what is important about that too, Mark is that what we have here is not Kimball's evaluation of what is going on in the world but this book reflects his conversations and interactions and what people were telling him. His intent then is to in each church is have a church which addresses those concerns and which is responsive to those concerns; that is distinctly Christian but does put up those kind of barriers and hindrances to people of faith.
What will be interesting is the follow-up to that book which is called I Like Jesus but Not the Church we're Kimball will actually speak himself about his own criticism of the church and the establishment. This is a real tension in this conversation and in any conversation. I think we do need to hear the way that those outside of the church perceive us, and to have a non-defensive and non-argumentative kind of response. If somebody says that you are unloving and I respond by saying, "No, I'm not!" that's really not very helpful. We need the kind of thick skin and the humility as you brought out and to say that apparently I am not being as effective as I wanted to be in communicating my Savior, so how can I do that a little bit better. I really did appreciate that book too and the way he walks that line.
Mark Heinemann: Yeah, in each of the chapters with fairly lengthy quotes from actual people, what they thought before they came to Christ and in some cases what they thought afterwards, there is a real feeling of that this is what is out on the street.
Glenn: And unless there is a misunderstanding there, Kimball does at times take a pretty strong stance on truth issues like the homosexuality question for example. And it's not a case of saying, "Well we handle the charge that we are homophobic by refusing to speak to that issue." He says some really strong, firm, biblically based, orthodox, Christian things about those kinds of issues too and expresses - again a thing I really appreciated it - the kind of turmoil that brings for him to have to say to people, "I'm sorry but this is the truth and we are committed to historic Christian orthodoxy as expressed in the creeds and the Christian tradition."
Mark Heinemann: Yeah, yeah. The incident out of his book where he is in the coffee shop or what ever it is weeping with this woman because he has to tell her that this is what the Bible says. That was pretty moving. There was a real sense of Christ-likeness I thought in that loving approach that he took.
Mark Bailey: Dan would be an example of someone with a high view of Scripture who is seeking to make a mark in a missional environment within church ministry there in Santa Cruz. So I think that what he says, coming from a similar theological background as those of us who sit around this table, rings out to us to think. I think those are some great things Mark that you have raised.
Glenn, we have hinted at it, but let me, with a more formal question. Explain the move or some of the movement away from more formal statements of doctrine or doctrinal statements to more narrative presentations of truth. What is meant by that kind of a move?
Glenn: There has been a recognition, which I find incredibly helpful that the Bible is not only a set of stories, but it is a set of stories that tell a story, the story of God's work of redemption in the world, His work of creation, the fall and then recreation. And that the stories in Scripture are tellings of that story. So much, and I don't want to make up statistics to support this - I don't know how much of the Bible is narrative and how much is not, but I think it is the case - that much of the Bible is.
There is a charge, and I think it has some validity that theology has been done and that ministry has been done and that systematic theology particularly has been done according to categories that are then imposed upon the story and the stories are turned into something other than the stories to make them theological. Many in the postmodern world and in the emerging conversation are interested in doing theology from a story perspective.
One of the things that McKnight says, which makes me really nervous, is that he characterizes the post-evangelical stream as a post-systematic theology perspective. I confess that I really don't know what that means. I think I know what it means to talk about systematic theology being done differently than in a scholastic kind of manner and way. But in order to do theology as story without those kinds of theological conclusions and deductions, it might be if not impossible, incredibly difficult. I find myself in teaching systematic theology to be teaching from a biblical-theological perspective how God reveals himself over time, progressively and biblical story and continuing today as well.
But, for example, we can talk about the Fall and the impact of the caretaker's rebellion against the Creator. It introduces death into the created order and into their lives. Animals die and the entire created order is cursed. But somewhere we need to stop and step back and ask the questions, "What does that story, what does what happened in that historical event have to do with me and with us? How do we handle the questions, which have traditionally been called total depravity and original sin?"
Those kinds of categories, it seems to me, are necessary to address. On one hand we need to appreciate the narrative approach and the use of stories. But it's not either systematic theology according to this way or systematic theology according to this way, but much more of a both/and. I think what often happens in reactionary movements is that the pendulum swings too far over here. And having said some really nice, positive things about Kimball's book, and there is so much in there to affirm, I think at the very core there is a fundamental flaw in assuming the possibility of separating Jesus from the church. So we ought to hear people's criticism of the church and their love and respect for Jesus. At the same time, you cannot have Jesus apart from the church. "You cannot care for me with no regard for her" Derek Webb puts it in the song called "The Church". I think that is so important, that we, in our dealing with things in terms of black and white or on the borders of either/or and reactionism that we sometimes come back and say that we have to pull these things together and hold these things together. This is why I am really interested to see what happens in the follow-up volume that Kimball is writing now.
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The Utah Utes aren't the only team struggling on offense the Cal Bears have had their own issues, such as the 21-3 loss against Stanford in which Cal managed just 3 yards on the ground with 28 carries.
Cal back Isi Sofele, a graduate of Cottonwood High, had a season-low 13 yards on 10 carries.
He is averaging 54 yards a game and 4.4 yards a carry.
The Bears are averaging 25.6 points, which ranks 78th nationally. The Utes rank 105th, averaging 20.1.
Cal coach Jeff Tedford said his team knows it has to learn from bad outings like the one it had against Stanford but that he isn't harping on the mistakes made.
"We look at what we need to do fundamentally to improve and we work on it," he said. "No doubt it was a bad performance offensively. The only thing to do is look at it and what we did wrong and go out and improve and work at it."
While Cal's offense might not be as dangerous as some of the ones the Utes have faced recently, Utah still has respect for it, particularly for receiver Keenan Allen, who is averaging seven catches for 84.5 yards a game.
"They are a dangerous team," Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said. "They just haven't put it all together."
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Whittingham repeated his belief that the Utes are an improved team from a year ago, even though the Utes are in danger of failing to qualify for a bowl game for the first time since 2002.
Asked if the team has enough leaders, Whittingham said the Utes did and said he wasn't worried about the Utes failing in that department.
"There is no lack of effort and no lack of focus," he said. "Monday through Friday, these guys handle their business. We just need to be better on Saturdays."
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Saturday's game is a blackout for the Utes, who will wear black uniforms. The Utes, who are 3-1 in blackout games, donned black helmets earlier this year.
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Security breaches are getting more mainstream media play than ever before, mainly thanks to organizations like Anonymous and Lulz Security hitting high-profile targets. The cost of the destruction, particularly to Sony, has been high. But ironically, attackers who do it for the glory rather than money may be providing a kind of public service.
"Security is always this bad," says Roger Grimes, InfoWorld's stalwart security expert and author of our Security Adviser blog. But when criminals compromise financial institutions and other corporate targets, as they do all the time, the victims like to keep it as quiet as possible. At least the new wave of very public assaults shines a bright light on the awful state of security.
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Roger knows firsthand how terrible it is. As a security consultant, he would tell clients he could break into their network within 24 hours, but it almost always took him less than an hour. Nor has he ever failed to obtain a CEO's password in a just few minutes with a little social engineering. "Hacking hasn't changed in 20 years," he says. "I guess that's the sad thing. In the past 20 years, hacking is no harder and defending is no better."
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The maddening thing is that simple measures, well known for years, would prevent most attacks. According to Roger, 90 percent of exploits involve users downloading and installing items they shouldn't. Often, these exploits begin with scareware messages that tell users their system has been compromised and that they should install an antivirus program to remove the infection, which of course turns out to be malware itself.
It's hard to train users to ignore fake alerts, Roger says, especially when they don't know what a real virus alert looks like:
I've asked every company: Do you give a picture to your employees of what your antivirus program looks like when it finds a virus? Never. They never do. Ever. If this is the No. 1 problem in most environments today -- and it is -- why are we as defenders not even doing the simple stuff? Is it too hard take a picture and tell an end-user, "this is what your product looks like?" It's not. I'm not sure if it's lethargy or what. Every company I've ever said that to ... none of them have ever taken the picture. They're like "Oh, you're right, good idea," and then they don't do anything.
The lack of even elementary training is one problem. Another is that people don't get penalized for failure. Roger says, "In my entire career, and I've been doing this since 1987, [I only know] of one department that had some firings because of a horrific hacking event -- that was from SQL Slammer." In the vast majority of cases, neither end-users nor IT professionals face penalties for their role in a security disaster.
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Green Day made headlines during their epic set at the iHeartRadio Music Festival, when Billie Joe went on an on-stage rant that included expletives, guitar smashing, and a brash reminder to the audience that he is 'not f***ing Justin Bieber, you motherf*****s.'
"I remember tiny things," Armstrong tells Rolling Stone when asked about what happened in Vegas.
"The next morning, I woke up. I asked [my wife] Adrienne, 'How bad was it?' She said, 'It's bad.' I called my manager. He said, 'You're getting on a plane, going back to Oakland and going into rehab immediately.'"
Armstrong did just that - entering rehab right after the festival in Vegas - causing Green Day to postpone planned tour dates.
Of his years of alcohol and prescription drug abuse, Billie Joe tells Rolling Stone, "I couldn't predict where I was going to end up at the end of the night... I'd wake up in a strange house on a couch. I wouldn't remember how. It was a complete blackout."
The band will play their first gig since September at SXSW in Austin, Texas as part of the ACL Live series. They'll also be screening their two documentaries: Broadway Idiot, which follows Armstrong as Green Day helped turn their American Idiot album into a Broadway musical, and ¡Cuatro!, which covers the making of their trilogy of new albums, ¡Uno!, ¡Dos!, and ¡Tré!
Green Day is scheduled to get back on the road starting March 28th with a show in Rosemont, Illinois.
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Remember when there was talk of turning The Tales of Beedle the Bard into a movie? Well, it turns out the inevitable Harry Potter spin-off movie will actually be based on Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, one of two Hogwarts "textbooks" that J.K. Rowling released in 2001. The book was credited to Newt Scamander, a wizard born in 1897 who worked on his book between 1918 and 1927 — and it sounds like the film will take place during this period.
It's worth noting that Rowling herself will write the screenplay for this film; all of the previous movies were based on her books but were adapted by other writers. Also, the first film in this new series will be set in New York; it is tempting to suggest that Rowling has finally given in to studio pressure to Americanize her very-British series, but Scamander supposedly traveled "across five continents" to research his book, so this could very easily turn out to be a globe-trotting series like the James Bond or Indiana Jones films.


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In the last five years, the precast industry has embraced self-consolidatingconcrete (SCC) in a big way. Some experts estimate as much as 75% of all concreteproduced by precast plants in 2009 could be classified as SCC.
The rapid acceptance was facilitated by the ease of SCC's introduction to castingoperations. Other than perhaps some adjustment to the admixture additionsequence, most producers typically only changed the mix recipe.
Precast producers typically were able to batch and mix SCC using existing plantequipment. And for the most part, their existing control and monitoringdevices provided adequate information to create quality mixes. Thus, mostplants continue to use existing electric motor devices to judge when the ingredientsare fully mixed.
But thanks to a revolutionary sensor recently introduced to North America, manyproducers may opt to gain even tighter operational controls. The ViscoProbe, developed by SKAKO, a Danish manufacturer of concrete mixing equipment, providesin-time measurement of fresh concrete's rheology.
The product measures fresh concrete's viscosity and workability during mixing. Ina series of field tests, the Visco Probe registered a change of consistencyresulting from the addition of as little as 26 ounces of water in acubic yard of homogeneously mixed concrete. The unit not only increases thequality of the final mix, but can also aid in streamlining production.
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The probe assembly can be installed in practically all current models of counter-currentplanetary and turbine mixers. The in-mixer assembly includes twoparts. A vertical arm support attached to the rotating drive positions acast-steel ball containing an electronic probe in the mixer's agitation zone. Thisprobe, traveling in the same path as the mixing shovels, stays incontact with the fresh concrete with no effect on the mixing action. The secondpart of the assembly senses force with a strain gauge. The sensor, protectedin the upper part of the probe, never enters the concrete mixing zone.
A transmitter contained in the sensor assembly transfers the data in real timevia wireless signals to a receiver/automatic process controller which usesspecial software to analyze data. The controller can interface with mostexisting batching and mixing controls.
With this software, the operator watches color graphics as raw ingredients aretransformed into a consistent mix. The operator can establish parametersfor each recipe by matching permissible measurement tolerances compared tothreshold value and dynamic viscosity parameters of reference batches.
When the computer display turns green, it informs the operator that the SCCbatch is in compliance and ready to be discharged. If the sensors report anonconformance, the software supplies a graph that depicts the causes of errors, focusingon water and admixture proportioning and quantity of fines.
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This is the iPhone 5/5s polycarbonate case in bold colors with integrated storage for money, credit cards, and identification. The hinged back of the case opens to provide storage for bank cards, several bills, and other contents normally kept in a wallet or another pocket. The compartment snaps shut for secure, hidden storage and has an integrated mirror. Made from hard shell polycarbonate that provides impact resistance and a rubberized coating that enables a confident grip. The distinctive colors make it easy to identify one's iPhone on a crowded countertop or in a jam-packed purse or backpack. The compartment door can also be used as a stand when watching video on the iPhone. Includes a wrist lanyard. Chartreuse, Turquoise, Purple, or Syrah. 5" L x 2 1/3" W x 3/4" D. (2 oz.)�
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Simply Innovative
By Lee
from Massachusetts
I have 4 credit type cards, all in their own RFDI sleeve, and a stash of folded up cash that I fit in the compartment behind the phone. Amazing - no problem closing or staying closed. I get many a look of amazement, followed by "where did you get that", when I pull out one of my cards. This is a great invention.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Not all that great
By Sue
from Calgary, Alberta Canada
The polycarbonate wallet was good in theory, however when putting in just a driver's license, credit card and a folded bill, it did not close very securely (i.e., easy to pop open). Given that it was supposed to have "integrated storage for money, credit cards, and identification. The hinged back of the case opens to provide storage for bank cards, several bills, and other contents", I feel it did not live up to my expectations and I have returned it for a refund.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Great Case
By bnelsonr
from Rockford, Il
This is a great case for the iPhone 5. It is well built.I bought it for my wife but she said it was too thick.So she won't use it. It holds credit cards & money securely.With the iPhone in the case it will be a little more than twice as thick as the iPhone 5.
The iPhone 5/5s Polycarbonate Wallet
By RD
from Buffalo, NY
Great for outings with space for credit cards small cash.
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Emanuel Swedenborg, an enlightened theologian from Sweden spent many years of his life documenting wisdom obtained from his inner revelations.
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Emanuel Swedberg was born in Stockholm, Sweden in 1688. Christianity was important to the Swedberg family, and even the names of most of the siblings were chosen from the Bible. The Biblical name "Emanuel" means "God with us." This name proved to be a signpost for the young boy's future.Even as a young boy, Emanuel Swedenborg was immersed with thoughts of God.
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While attending university, Emanuel Swedenborg developed an interest in scientific theory and the laws of nature. He began to believe that the truth cannot be fabricated from knowledge alone, but must be capable of demonstration, a belief that later changed the way he viewed religion.
Upon graduating from University of Uppsala in 1709, Emanuel Swedenborg went to London, England to further his studies in science, with an emphasis on physics, astronomy, and natural sciences. He had a brilliant, inventive mind, far in advance of the world around him.
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Hello Folks,
I have an Alfa USB Adapter AWUS036H model. When I attempt to connect from command prompt using the folloing commands in BK3, I get the following error:
ifconfig wlan0 down
iwconfig wlan0 essid MyOpenNetworkName
iwconfig wlan0 channel 11
"Set failed on device wlan0; Operation not supported."
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Thanks for the quick reply. It works


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Not working bt 5 rc2 help please... When fix problem ?
i hate this card -.-
i heard BT rc5 would support finally my card <3
Excited i installed it... and what? My onboard crappy Broadcom card sees about 30 Networks, the Alfa finds only the top 3 (above 38db)
Also my "User Packages" (or whatever this is in airodump, dont get associated.
Should i just buy an AWUS036NH and make my pain an end?
Do you think we we will get this card working in conceivable time?
Not working bt 5 rc2 help please... When fix problem ?
The 3.2-stable linux kernel tree was patched on March 7th with "rtl8192cu-add-new-device-ids.patch" which includes "8188RU in Alfa AWUS036NHR". Those of you with Backtrack 5R2 may wish to try it to see if it resolves the problems with this wifi radio. I do not have this device so I am unable to test it myself but would be interested to hear how others get on.
Good luck!
see http://www.spinics.net/lists/stable-.../msg16198.html
We seriously we need to be able to associate... i even cant connect with an AP normally, without being in monitor mode.
I bought this card days ago but im seriously thinking in asking for a refund.
Does it work properly or not? I'm ready to buy this thing right now...I just don't want to waste $50.
Sioccfflags unknow error 132 monitor mode help please ? When pathc inj. ?
i am able to start monitor mode and injection and deauth is working with rtl8192cu, but aith airodump I am not able to get the assosiated client, any help will be appreciated.
Well, first of all guys. Make sure your ALFA is authentic, it has been brought to my attention from some friends that they were having problem with their AWUS036NHR with BT 5 R2 and we realize that their devices were FAKE!!!! so guys make sure your device is not a cheap chinese copy and its the authentic Taiwan Made. Else only god knows what chipset is being used in those cards.
I am using my ALFA AWUS036NHR with BT 5 R2 (KDE-64bit) in a Parallels VM running on top of Mac OS X 10.7.3. Its able to set monitor mode, inject, associate, scan and detect much more networks and with higher sensitivity that my Airport Extreme. I have tested the 5db and 7 db directional panel and both work flawlessly.
I dont know if the other distros (Gnome 32/64 and 32) have a problem. Im downloading now a Gnom 32 bit to check if there is any problem.
Will report back with the findings.
Happy BTracking.
I want to let you know how I installed the Alfa with injections. This worked in both Gnome and KDE.
To Start I used the instructions at the beginning of this post. For KDE, I changed the following:
--for the build and installation of drivers:
cd /usr/src/
wget http://linuxwireless.org/download/co...-04-15.tar.bz2
tar jxpf compat-wireless-2012-04-15.tar.bz2
wget http://www.backtrack-linux.org/2.6.39.patches.tar
tar xpf 2.6.39.patches.tar
cd compat-wireless-2012-04-15
make install
--I also kept the udev persistent rules
After continuing through the remainder of the steps, I verified that the Alfa worked and used aircrack-ng to crack my WEP router.
As for the Gnome, I changed the following:
--for the build and installation of drivers:
cd /usr/src/
wget http://www.orbit-lab.org/kernel/comp....2.5-1.tar.bz2
tar jxpf compat-wireless-3.2.5-1.tar.bz2
wget http://www.backtrack-linux.org/2.6.39.patches.tar
tar xpf 2.6.39.patches.tar
cd compat-wireless-3.2.5-1
make install
(Now when I did the make and make install commands, I recieved errors; and because I am a noob, I failed to write these down. They did not cause any errors with the drivers working.)
--I also kept the udev persistent rules
I was then able to use Gerix-wifi-cracker-ng to crack my WEP router.
I was using VMware for Gnome and Oracle VM VirtualBox for KDE. I am runing these VMs on an HP Pavilion dv7 running Win7 Ultimate.
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Discussion in 'Sports Zone' started by Dallas, Jan 2, 2013.
Unbelievable hit AND he recovers the fumble. WooooOoo!!!
If he comes out he will probably be the #1 pick in this years draft.
He did not agree with the official giving Michigan that first down!!!
What a hit.
He can not come out this year, he has to play one more year of college ball.
Would love it if he could but I don't believe he can enter the draft this year. I think you have to be out of HS for 3 years and as I recall, Clowney was the top HS recruit of 2010 so he can not declare for another year yet. He does not have to play another season of Football necessarily but he does have to be 3 years out of HS I believe.
True, he does not have to play football, but I do not think he will sit out the year.
This was a huge hit, but really, it's not that hard for someone to make that hit when they weren't blocked at all. Juss' sayin'...
I don't either but I'm specifically talking about a Redshirt or MedShirt type situation. Also, some kids might attend a JC or Prep School prior to signing on with a major University and can also declare after 3 years.
That was all I was trying to explain.
About to say the same. The man wasn't even blocked but man, what a hit.
The thing is, Clowney has been making hits like that all season. That wasn't even the only one he laid in yesterdays game. He clocked the running back again for a loss when Michigan had first and goal late in the fourth, just schooled the left tackle.
Clowney is getting clean releases because he has freakish athletic ability and, perhaps the best footwork for a man his size, I've seen since maybe Peppers.
If he could declare this year, he would be the first guy off the board IMO.
As a UGA fan, I love Jarvis Jones, and think he will be a star in the NFL. But Clowney will be even better.
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Someone added this to Clowney's wiki page.
Clowney helped South Carolina achieve a record of 11-2 (6-2 SEC), capped off with a 33-28 victory over the Michigan Wolverines. He finished the season tied for third in the nation for total sacks in a season. Clowney has amassed 54 tackles (40 solo), 23.5 tackles for loss, 13.0 sacks and a 3 forced fumbles. He set school records for most sacks and tackles for loss in a single season. Along with being a Consensus All-American, Clowney won the Ted Hendricks Award as the nation's best defensive end. Additionally, he was a finalist for the Chuck Bednarik Award, the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, the Lombardi Award, and finished 6th overall in the 2012 Heisman Trophy voting. [6]. In the Outback Bowl, Clowney obliterated the entire state of Michigan when he hit Wolverines' running back Vincent Smith and forced a fumble. There are only 49 states in the United States and Roger Goodell has suspended Clowney for the first game of his NFL career.
Thats funny man ... Goodell suspension really makes me chuckle.
Spurrier said Clowney could have gone straight from HS to the pro's.
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Brevard, N.C. - Aaron Reese set a Brevard single game record with five rushing touchdowns and Reese, Kelvin Jeter and Jack Woerner all broke the century mark on the ground as the Tornados overcame a 94-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Deonte Gist in the first play of the game to defeat the visiting Tusculum Pioneers, 41-24.
Reese broke the single game rushing touchdown record set last season by both Thadus Benton and Neville Bryce and he led the Tornados (2-3, 1-2 SAC) with 153 yards on 19 carries as Brevard recorded a season high 388 rushing yards in the game, while holding the ball for 38:06 in the game. Woerner recorded his first 100-plus yard rushing game in his first start on the season, carrying the ball 26 times for 113 yards and a touchdown, while Jeter added 110 yards on 14 carries as the Tornados recorded their first conference win of the season.
Kyle Dickey led the Pioneers with 43 rushing yards and went 9-for-15 for 63 yards through the air, while Torrey Slaven came in during the second half and went 4-for-5 for 62 yards with touchdown tosses to Michael Rodriguez and Gist to lead the Pioneers offense in the game.
The Pioneers won the coin toss and elected to receive the ball, and Gist took advantage of the early opportunity, catching the ball on the six yard line and weaved his way through the BC defense, shrugging off a tackle before outdistancing the field as he went 94 yards for the touchdown to put the Pioneers up 7-0 just 13 seconds into the game.
Jeter nearly matched Gist on the following kickoff, taking the ball at the Brevard eight yard line and carrying it up the right side line for 56 yards, before getting knocked out by Tusculum kicker Logan Cornelius at the TC 36 yard line, setting up the Tornados first drive. Buoyed by the excellent field position, the Tornados moved the ball down the field in six plays, with Reese carrying the ball over the goal line for the tying score at the 11:49 mark in the first half.
The Tornados began their next possession on their own 18 yard line following a Tusculum punt, but Jeter swapped the field, taking the pitch on the first play for scrimmage around the right side for 46 yards, moving the ball to the TC 36 yard line. Six plays later, Reese faked the handoff up the middle to Woerner and walked across the goal line around the left tackle to put the Tornados up 13-7. The ensuing extra point was blocked and Justin Arrington returned the ball all the way to the end zone, but a tripping penalty took the points off the board as the score remained 13-7 with 5:41 to play in the opening quarter.
Brevard moved the ball again on their first possession of the second half as Reese and Woerner ripped off long carries as the Tornados advanced the ball from their own 28 yard line down to the Tusculum 18 yard line on eight plays, but the Pioneers defense stood their ground, forcing a fourth down. Austin Clark's 35 yard field goal attempt was tipped at the line of scrimmage and fell short as the Pioneers special teams again came up big as the score remained 13-7.
After a Tusculum three-and-out, the Tornados moved the ball 52 yards on eight plays, with Reese earning the bulk of the yards with carries of 12 and 14 yards before going around the right end and out-racing the defense for the pylon on a 31 yard touchdown scamper to put the Tornados up 20-7.
The Pioneers attempted one final drive before the half, moving the ball deep into BC territory, recording first and goal on the Brevard nine yard line, but miscommunication between the Tusculum sideline and the quarterback ended with the clock running out as TC was unable to put any points on the board as the teams went into the half with BC up 20-7.
The Pioneers took over after the Tornados opening drive in the second half stalled at the TC 34 yard line, but on Tusculum's first play from scrimmage, Dickey was stripped by Christian Lumbu and Anthony Shakir pounced on the loose ball to give BC the ball on the 27 yard line. Four plays later, Reese picked up his fourth rushing touchdown of the game, carrying the ball in from 15 yards out to give the Tornados the 27-10 lead with 6:13 left in the third quarter.
A Brevard special teams miscue extended the next Pioneers possession as Andre Overholt was unable to corral Any Rosetti's punt attempt, giving Tusculum the ball on the BC 18 yard line, and Slaven gave TC their first offensive touchdown of the game, finding Rodriguez in the right flat from six yards out to cut the lead back to 10 at 27-17.
The Tornados fumbled on their next possession as Woerner lost control of the ball at the Tusculum 49 yard line, and flashbacks of last week's heartbreaking loss to Wingate began to flash in the fans' minds. However, Rufus Jenkins quickly ended those concerns as the sophomore linebacker picked the ball off the turf after a miscommunication between Slaven and Marcus Foster, and the BC linebacker was tackled down at the Tusculum four yard line.
Woerner plowed up the middle two plays later, extending the lead back to 34-17 with 42 seconds left in the third quarter.
Tusculum continued to showcase their special teams as Foster returned the following kickoff 62 yards down to the Brevard eight yard line, and Slaven found Gist in the end zone from eight yards out, as the Pioneers answered the BC touchdown over a period of 14 seconds to put the score at 34-24 heading into the final quarter.
Reese scored the record breaking touchdown, closing out a six play, 64 yard drive, diving in from two yards out to give the Tornados the 41-24 advantage, and though Tusculum challenged to cut back into the lead, Cornelius' 28 yard field goal attempt was hooked left and neither team was able to add to the score as the Tornados recorded their second consecutive victory over the Pioneers in the friendly confines of Brevard Memorial Stadium.
Prince Simunyu led the Tornados defense with 11 tackles, while Christian Lumbu added 10 tackles, 2.5 behind the line of scrimmage and 1.5 sacks as he continued to build onto his lead in the South Atlantic Conference sack standings. Shakir added two fumble recoveries to go with six tackles, while C.J. Wilson had eight tackles and a half sack for the BC defense as the Tornados held the Pioneers underneath 150 passing yards for the first time since Tusculum took on the Liberty Flames on September 1, 2007.
Boomer Brown and Brian Alexander each led the Pioneers defense with 10 tackles, while Desmond Raiford recorded a fumble recovery as Tusculum fell to 0-4 in the conference.
The Tornados remain in South Atlantic Conference play as they take to the road next week, traveling to Hickory, N.C. to take on Lenoir-Rhyne University. Kickoff between the Tornados and the Bears at Moretz Stadium is set for 2 p.m.