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Avast! Mobile Security gets award from AV Comparatives
AV Comparatives awarded avast! Mobile Security for its malware protection and highly developed theft-protection.
Most people would not dream of neglecting the security of their PCs or laptop, but those same folks forget that the device in their pocket is just as powerful, if not more so. You've heard it before –your expensive smartphone, which stores personal data, private photos, Internet banking information and even company data, is an attractive target for cybercrooks and thieves.
AV Comparatives, an independent organization which tests antivirus products and mobile security solutions, released new testing results and gave avast! Mobile Security the highest "Approved Award" for Android security products.
avast! Mobile Security has a wide range of features with innovative functionality. We particularly liked the wide range of configuration options and remote commands, which provide the user with a comprehensive remote control function," wrote the authors of the final report.
Malware protection
Mobile phones attacks are getting more and more sophisticated, and it is growing exponentially. "We now have more than 1 million malicious samples in our database, up from 100,000 in 2011," said Avast's CCO, Ondřej Vlček. "Mobile threats are increasing – we expect them to reach the same magnitude as PC malware by 2018."
avast! Mobile Security scans all installed applications for malware and has various real-time protection shields which protect against
- Malicious apps and phishing sites
- Sites containing malware
- Typo-squatting if an incorrect URL is entered
- Incoming messages with phishing/malware URLs
- Malicious behavior during read or write processes
Anti-theft protection
Avast! Anti-theft is a stand-alone app that can be installed separately from avast! Mobile Security. The app is hidden from view, and can be accessed remotely for functions such as lock, locate and wipe, redirection of calls, texts and call logs, etc.
In addition to the malware and anti-theft protection, AV Comparatives liked the standalone avast! Mobile Backup which enables personal data to be backed up to Google Drive.
The Backup, App Locker and Privacy Scan features, which were promised last year, have now been implemented and complete the program's functionality. (avast! Mobile Security) is a very comprehensive security product with a wide range of configuration options.
Protect your Android smartphone and tablet with avast! Mobile Security and Antivirus from the Google Play store.
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Bad news for SMBs: Target's "Backoff" malware attack hits 1,000 more businesses
U.S. merchants advised to protect themselves against same PoS hack that hit Target and Neiman Marcus last year.
More than 1,000 U.S. businesses have had their systems infected by Backoff, a point-of-sale (PoS) malware that was linked to the remote-access attacks against Target, Michaels, and P.F. Chang's last year and more recently, UPS and Dairy Queen. In the Target breach alone, 40 million credit and debit cards were stolen, along with 70 million records which included the name, address, email address, and phone number of Target shoppers.
The way these breaches occur is laid out in BACKOFF: New Point of Sale Malware, a new U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) report. Investigations reveal that cybercrooks use readily available tools to identify businesses that use remote desktop applications which allow a user to connect to a computer from a remote location. The Target breach began with stolen login credentials from the air-conditioning repairman.
Once the business is identified, the hackers use brute force to break into the login feature of the remote desktop solution. After gaining access to administrator or privileged access accounts, the cybercrooks are then able to deploy the PoS malware and steal consumer payment data. If that's not enough, most versions of Backoff have keylogging functionality and can also upload discovered data, update the malware, download/execute further malware, and uninstall the malware.
General steps SMBs and consumers can take to protect themselves
- You should use a proper security solution, like avast! Endpoint Protection, to protect your network from hacking tools, malicious modules, and from hackers using exploits as a gateway to insert malware into your network.
- Regularly monitor your bank and credit card statements to make sure all the transactions are legitimate.
- Change default and staff passwords controlling access to key payment systems and applications. Our blog post, Do you hate updating your passwords whenever there's a new hack?, has some tips.
- Monitor your credit report for any changes. You're entitled to one free report per year from each of the three reporting agencies.
Reveton ransomware has dangerously evolved
The old ransomware business model is no longer enough for malware authors. New additions have made Reveton into something even more powerful.
The latest generation of Reveton, the infamous "police" lock screen/ransomware, targets new black market business. The authors upped the ante of the despised malware from a LockScreen-only version to a dangerously powerful password and credentials stealer by adding the last version of Pony Stealer. This addition affects more than 110 applications and turns your computer to a botnet client.
Reveton also steals passwords from 5 crypto currency wallets. The banking module targets 17 German banks and depends on geolocation. In all cases, Reveton contains a link to download an additional password stealer. The most common infection is via the well-known exploit kits, FiestaEK, NuclearEK, SweetOrangeEK, etc.
Pony stealer module
Reveton use one of the best password/credentials stealer on the malware scene today. Pony authors conduct deep reverse engineering work which results in almost every password decrypted to plain text form. The malware can crack or decrypt quite complex passwords stored in various forms.
The stealer includes 17 main modules like OS credentials, FTP clients, browsers, email clients, instant messaging clients, online poker clients, etc and over 140 submodules.
AVAST blocks all malware in real-world test
avast! Free Antivirus blocked 100% of malware attacks in AV-Test's "Real World" detection test.
Respected IT Security and Antivirus Research lab, AV-Test, put 23 antivirus products designed for the home user to the test for real-world malware blocking and detection of false positives in June. The testing scenario replicated the set-up of almost a quarter of AVAST's 200 million users who still use Windows XP (SP3, 32-Bit, English). Just like your antivirus protection at home, the products were allowed to update themselves at any time and query their in-the-cloud services.
Avast! Free Antivirus scored 100% in protection against malware infections, such as viruses, worms or Trojan horses. AV-Test used widespread and prevalent malware discovered in the last 4 weeks, including malicious email attachements.
Avast! Free Antivirus had zero false positive detections, giving it a perfect score of 100%. False positives happen when your antivirus software erroneously identifies a file or a download as being malicious. The test included false warnings or blockages when visiting websites or when installing and using legitimate software.
Our customers are concerned about the impact antivirus protection has on their computer speed when visiting websites, downloading software, installing and running programs, and copying data. AV-Test measured the influence of each product in daily usage. On a scale with 5 being the lowest possible impact and 25 the highest impact, avast! Free Antivirus has minimal impact on system performance, scoring a very low 8.
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AVAST kills Android ransomware with new app
avast! Ransomware Removal app eliminates Android ransomware and unlocks encrypted files, for free!
Ransomware, the terror of Windows that locks computers, encrypts the files, then demands a hefty payment to unlock them, has made its way to Android smartphones.
"The ransomware problem is growing like hell – and it's no longer just threatening users – the new versions actually do encrypt your files," said Ondrej Vlcek, Chief Operating Officer at AVAST Software.
AVAST Software just released a new app called avast! Ransomware Removal that will eliminate the malware from an infected device. Get it free for your Android smartphone and tablet from the Google Play Store.
avast! Ransomware Removal will tell you if your phone has ransomware on it. If you are infected, it will eliminate the malware. Android users who are clean, can use the free app to prevent an infection from happening.
This short video shows you what actually happens when ransomware infects your Android smartphone.
The next wave of attacks
Savvy malware writers know where the next round of victims can be found. With Android at a whopping 80% worldwide market share, as well as "billions" of remaining mobile subscribers ready to upgrade to smartphones, the targets are numerous.
After detecting the massive growth of ransomware on PCs, this spring AVAST Virus Lab researchers saw the malware migrating to the Android platform. Analysts identified fake government mobile malware, and early this month a new ransomware called SimplLocker proved to be successful. This proof-of-concept worked so well encrypting photos, videos, and documents stored on smartphones and tablets, that the Virus Lab immediately ordered a tool from our mobile development team to combat it - avast! Ransomware Removal.
"SimplLocker blocks access to files contained on mobile devices. Without our free ransomware-removal tool, infected users have to pay $21 to regain access to their personal files," said Vlcek. "SimplLocker is the first ransomware that actually encrypts these files, so we developed a free tool for people to restore them."
Find. Kill. Prevent.
Install avast! Ransomware Removal to find out if your Android devices are infected and to get rid of an infection. Anyone infected by SimplLocker, Cryptolocker, or any other type of ransomware can download the free avast! Ransomware Removal tool, and then install the app remotely on the infected device. Once installed, you can easily launch the app to scan the device, remove the virus, and then decrypt your hijacked files.
To keep your devices protected from Cryptolocker, SimplLocker, and other ransomware, make sure to also install avast! Free Mobile Security & Antivirus from the Google Play store. It can detect and remove the malware before it is deployed.
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Author brings old friend back to life
avast! GrimeFighter cleaned "Grime" away and gave an author his beloved laptop back.
Writers have their rituals and their favorite ways to write. For example, author Truman Capote always wrote while stretched out on his couch or bed with cigarettes and drinks (mint tea in the morning; martinis at night) within reach. Philip Pullman, author of The Golden Compass famously writes in a shed by hand, using a ballpoint pen on narrow lined A4 paper (with two holes, not four). Douglas Adams typed Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy on his old Hermes 8 typewriter.
So it wasn't much of a surprise to hear from author Richard Skorupski about the decline of a trusty "old friend." The surprise was how avast! GrimeFighter brought that friend out of retirement. Here's the story Richard shared with us:
A story about an old friend
For a man I can compare it to a favorite tee shirt or faded work jeans. For a woman I can compare it to a favorite pair of comfortable shoes.
That's right I love my old laptop. It has been with me and served me well through years of blogs, rants, surfing and (of course) the writing of my books. Both Flyover County and The Fred Weber Story were written entirely on that laptop. The two books together are more than a million words. Add that to the other things I have written over the years and there is no wonder why the letters are worn off the keys. It is like having a best friend at my fingertips. My fingers fell in just the right place.
Sure the case is scratched, the battery is shot and I'm on the second screen, but it was still my favorite writing tool. That is until it got too old. As time wore on the my old friend got slower and slower. I understood, this old XP machine was born nine years ago in 2005, that has to be at least one hundred thirty in computer years. It finally got to the point where I put it out to pasture. I kept it around for the files it remembered, and picture memories it held, but I didn't ask it for hard work anymore.
Now the turn of events. I was with my wife at an Expo Vender show in Huron, South Dakota over the weekend. There was a guy there who sells repaired and refurbished used computers. I knew him because he sold me my replacement computer a few months back. I was talking to him about my old laptop and how it now took over forty five minutes to boot up. I told him I couldn't play with my old friend anymore because it was simply too slow. He said he may be able to fix it, no guarantees, for a fifty dollar service fee.
That got me thinking. I have seen those commercials on television for speeding up older computers. I wasn't sure about them enough to trust what they were telling me. I had another answer. I use Avast! Antivirus software on all my home computers. They have recently produced GrimeFighter. They told me that they could make my old friend run like new again. Since I had confidence in Avast! as a company, I bought their product.
I installed the software and (after a couple calls to a very helpful customer service) the thing was off and running. Grime Figher jumped in and started cleaning. The thing took two hours to clean up years of gunk. In the end the report told me I was good to go (other than a very old battery – something I already knew).
So here I am this morning, sharing quality time with my old friend. He is feeling much better, he is spry and chipper and faster than he has been in years. I'm looking forward to all the stories we will tell together in the months (and perhaps years) to come.
Thank you Avast! Now, if you could just find a rejuvenator for humans…
avast! GrimeFighter can help you bring your own "old friend" back from the dead. Read more about how GrimeFighter can speed up your old laptop. Scan your computer for free, then buy your own GrimeFighter license, and purge Grime from your PC.
It's been a few days since Richard let the minions clean "Grime" from his old laptop and he says, "I haven't touched the new computer since I ran Grime Fighter on this one."
Learn more about Richard and buy his first book from Amazon.
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Who protects your smartphone from cybercrooks?
The avast! Virus Lab professionals work together to stop malware from attacking your Android mobile phone.
Filip Chytrý, an analyst in the avast! Virus Lab will Declare war against Android Malware, together with his colleague, Peter Kalnai, at the 8th International CARO Workshop held in Melbourne, Florida this week. CARO (Computer Antivirus Research Organization) is a technical gathering of malware experts from around the world who share case studies of mobile attacks, do real life attack demonstrations, and present plans for the identification and investigation of coordinated mobile threats.
Along with his specialized knowledge in Android malware, Filip is a really fun guy. I asked him a few questions, so that you could meet one of the AVAST professionals directly responsible for keeping tens of millions of Android smartphone users safe from threats.
DEBORAH Thanks for taking time during your preparations for CARO to meet our users via the AVAST blog. Your job analyzing Android-targeted malware didn't even exist when you were a little boy. What early experiences with technology influenced your career path?
FILIP Define early. I've been addicted to PCs since childhood. I had my very first PC when I was 8 years old; some old piece of junk which was at that time probably older than I, but I still have remarkable memories of that time. So from that time on, I was influenced by technology. Even in my leisure activities, I concentrated on PCs. I went on to graduate from the School of Applications Cybernetics in Hradec Králové in Czech Republic.
DEBORAH Protecting people's desktop computers is how AVAST started, and now we've added free mobile security to our product offerings. How do we teach people to keep their smartphones and tablets safe just like their computers?
FILIP Most people still do not realize that their smartphones actually have more computing power and abilities than the computer they had in their homes five-ten years ago. The capabilities of their devices are incredible. Data in portable devices may say more about you than data from your PC. You have location data there, pictures, social media information and so on. Read more…
Fake government ransomware holding Android devices hostage
Ransomware, which has already made its rounds on Windows, is now increasingly targeting the Android operating system. A new piece of mobile malware claiming to be the government under the name Android: Koler-A is now targeting users.
We have full control of your phone – give us $300 and we'll give it back
The ransomware is pushed automatically from fake porn sites visited by Android users via a malicious .apk file that appears in the form of an app. The innocent appearance of the app deceives users and is a powerful social engineering tactic used by malware developers to trick people into installing malicious apps. The form of delivery is not the only thing that makes the app suspicious and potentially dangerous, but the access it seeks are highly unusual and alarming. The ransomware requests full network access, permission to run at startup and permission to prevent the phone from sleeping. Once installed the granted access allows the ransomware to take control of the device. The full network access allows the malicious app to communicate over the web and download the ransom message that is shown on the captive device. The permission to run at startup and prevent the phone from sleeping fully lockdown the phone, preventing victims from escaping the ransom message.
The ransomware localizes fake government messages, depending on the users GPS location, accusing them of having viewed and downloaded inappropriate and illegal content. What does the ransomware do next? Demands ransom of course! The ransom to regain access to the device including all of its apps, which it claims are all encrypted, is set at around $300 and is to be paid through untraceable forms of payment such as MoneyPak.
avast! Mobile Security safeguards against ransomware
Both AVAST's free and premium mobile security apps, avast! Mobile Security and avast! Mobile Premium, protect customers from falling for the devious apps containing ransomware. AVAST detects this ransomware under the name Android: Koler-A and blocks its execution.
We recommend that everyone be cautious when downloading apps, especially from unofficial app markets. We also urge users to not open any files that have been downloaded to their device without their consent. Always check what apps want to access and in addition to being cautious, we advise people download antivirus to protect their devices. This new ransomware appearing on Android is the perfect example of how malware is starting to move away from the PC environment and into our pockets and there are no signs of this slowing down.
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Are software "Easter eggs" safe?
Easter egg hunts are a favorite activity for kids and adults alike, and on Easter Sunday, backyards, church grounds and even the White House will host their own competitions. Cyberspace has its own Easter eggs (a hidden message in software applications), and the hunt for them is just as fun as for real eggs. I asked Filip Chytrý, a researcher in the avast! Virus Lab specializing in mobile malware, about his favorite Easter eggs.
"I hate boiled eggs," Chytrý joked, "but revealing Easter eggs in applications is pretty fun especially if you just have a clue, but don't have any idea where to start."
Can Easter eggs be malicious?
We're not too keen on hidden code that no one knows about here at AVAST, so I thought it was a good question. Filip explained that to successfully make an Easter egg, the programmer has to hide the surprise from his fellow team mates and his employer, as well as the end user. It occurred to me that if programmers can hide fun things, it's not a huge leap to hiding malicious things. Backdoors, for instance?
"We have not seen an Easter egg that might be considered as malware. There are plenty of original apps for Android which are modified to distribute malware by adding some kind of a downloader, but it's without the user's interaction. Easter eggs have remained harmless; Android apps – not so much," said Chytrý.
Are there Easter eggs in mobile software?
"There are Easter eggs in the latest versions of Android," said Chytrý. "To access the Easter egg in your device, open the settings screen and tap About phone at the bottom of the screen. Locate Android's version number on the about screen and quickly tap it several times."
It worked with Android KitKat on my Nexus 4, but may not work in the modified OS of some device distributors. Find out how to access older Android OS Easter eggs.
The Gray-zone of malware detection in Android OS
Does the title of this blog post have a mysterious meaning? Not exactly.
In this first part about the gray-zone of Android malware detections, I will introduce the Android:SecApk, a detection regarding the protection that the App Shield (Bangcle) offers to Android applications (.apk). This detection has a big sample set that is still growing. Some SecApk wrapped samples that existed or still exist in the Google Play Store and third party stores, can be seen in the table below.
Name \ Info
\ PUP – An application to promote a specific movie. Potentially unwanted because of the extended permissions that was requested.
Current Status: Removed from Google Play
\PUP – A game that have potentially unwanted permissions that they can drive to loss of private personal info.
\PUP – A screensaver application that has permissions unrelated with the purpose of the app.
\Pup – This application is a tennis game. Potentially unwanted because of the extended permissions that was requested.
\Malware – This app steal personal data and SMS messages from the user.
The App Shield is an online service that, after a submission of an .apk, encrypts it and adds some layers of protection. The procedure of the encryption and protection of the apk will be discussed with more detail during the course of the second part of this blog post.
Starting with the submission process, a clean app named AvstTest.apk uploaded to the service. The exported .apk was renamed as AvstTest[SecApk].apk. In addition, apktool and dex2jar used accordingly to decode the .apk resources and convert the '.dex' files to '.jar'.


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The Port of Rotterdam continues to position itself as a pre-eminent European port of call for mega-ships with the arrival of three new cranes at the ECT Delta Terminal at Maasvlakte.
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Danish delegation led by Minister for Trade and Economic Affairs, Denmark visits APM Terminals CFS facility in Dadri
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Dockworkers in Costa Rica walked off the job today, continuing a long battle over a proposed container terminal operated by APM Terminals with a strike.
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APM Terminals' new Costa Rican container terminal cleared a major hurdle after the country's Supreme Court ratified a concession agreement between the terminal operator and the Costa Rican government.
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APM Terminals expects its new deep-water terminal at the Port of Lázaro Cárdenas to become operational in the first half of 2016, allowing it to handle larger container ships and boosting its capacity, according to a recent update from the terminal operator.
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Peruvian President Ollanta Humala has toured APM Terminals Callao to view how the terminal operator's investment of more than $750 million at the port's North Terminal is being modernized to handle larger ships.
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The market for container terminals in the U.S. is being helped by cheap prices, low risk, and the advent of automation, according to the latest newsletter from industry analyst Drewry Maritime Research.
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The persistent congestion clogging major gateway ports in the U.S. and Europe is raising a debate about whether it's just peak-season volumes causing delays in import shipments or the inability of ports to handle the sharp growth in container ship sizes.
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APM Terminals has completed the sale of its semi-automated terminal at Portsmouth, Virginia, to an investment group that will continue to lease the facility to the Virginia Port Authority.
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An infrastructure investment group and a British pension fund have agreed to acquire APM Terminals' semi-automated container terminal at the Port of Virginia for an undisclosed price.


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Hugh Palmer on The Parable of the Nobleman – Luke 19
There are obvious traces of Jesus' own story here. It is not an entirely original account, however. It is likely that it was loosely based on something that would be very familiar to Jesus' hearers. Herod had gone to Rome to persuade the emperor to make him King. The Jews had send a delegation to protest. He had returned as king and massacred hundreds at the first Passover. This is a tale with lessons for the return of the King. 1. How to be a looser in the long run: Be a rebel in the short run. … [Read more...]
Don Carson on The Rich Man and Lazarus – Luke16
Is Jesus just saying that there will be a reversal of what happens on earth? Is it "Live well, end up in hell?" There are some contextual clues that suggest this is not the case eg. "Whoever can be trusted with little, can be trusted with much." "No one can serve two masters" Money easily becomes a master. We become what we worship. What we pursue, we covert. Luke 16:14-15 Pharisees were sneering at him - they tilted up their noses. God knows the heart. What people highly value is … [Read more...]
NWA09 – Terry Virgo on The Prodigal Son Luke 15
This was the first talk I have been able to hear at New Word Alive this year. I got my book submitted on the 1st April as planned (at least by Chicago time, which is all that really counts!) Got here around lunchtime and already have lots of video but so far no way of uploading it. But be warned, when I do get to upload it, you will see all kinds of school boy errors of filming! I may have a fancy camera, but I am just learning how to use it. Anyway, Terry spoke tonight followed by a time … [Read more...]
John Piper on Baptism with the Holy Spirit
John Piper shares some interesting perspectives on the fullness of the holy Spirit in a sermon he gave last november. It is intruiging how he endeavours to sidestep the issue of identifying baptism with the Holy Spirit as either conversion or a second blessing. Piper seems keener that we are all open to more infusions of the Holy Spirit whatever our theological position. He is discussing John 1:25-34Jesus immerses people in the Spirit. That's what the word baptize means. There are pictures in t … [Read more...]
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UPDATE December 24, 2008Yesterday David learned that his cancer has spread to his liver and lungs. He has surgery scheduled for today and chemotherapy starting thereafter. Not an easy Christmas for the Waynes, but I was able to speak to him on the phone yesterday and he sounded in good heart. He said that since his announcement, he had been consciously aware of the prayers of bloggers upholding him.---------I know I had planned to not write anything further on my blog this Christmas season. But … [Read more...]
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Last Friday we spoke about how meekness is not an excuse for laziness. Today I have another quote from Dr. Piper about how God's instructions to us to trust him are not intended to make us lazy. As Oliver Cromwell is reported to have frequently said, "Trust in God and keep your gunpowder dry!"Matthew 6:26: "Look at the birds of the air: they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not of more value than they?" What we see when we look at the … [Read more...]
Passion For The City
Last week I posted about the need for us to have a heart for cities. Recently I was reading again our Saviour's words, when he had set his heart to go to the city where he knew he would die. I wonder whether we share such a passionate heart for the city, even when we know it is rejecting us and our message? I pray God may soften my heart so I can pray with such similar compassion for London, that vast den of iniquity that is, nevertheless, full of people who God longs to gather to himself."O J … [Read more...]
Catching Up With Mark Driscoll
I have now published all the Mark Driscoll material from his recent visit to the UK. Don't miss the video interviews, and the Dwell material, as well as the talks from Brighton. There is a lot to absorb there. There are also three talks for church elders that I was not present at.Since his return to the US, however, this man has been nothing short of busy!He has interviewed J. I. Packer on Young Christian Leaders, and Homosexuality. He also wrote a series of blog posts on … [Read more...]
TOAM08 – Mark Driscoll: Doctrine of the Holy Spirit in Luke and Acts
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The matchup of the game when Oklahoma City Thunder play host to the San Antonio Spurs is between Tony Parker and Russell Westbrook. In their last meeting, both players had great games with 14 points and 11 assists from Parker and 18 points, 5 assists, and 8 rebounds from Westbrook. San Antonio will likely be without guard Manu Ginobili (quad contusion) and that will have Parker take more of the scoring for the team and likely play more minutes than he would. Tony will need to control the game early and hope Westbrook's shots aren't falling from the perimeter, giving him more possessions for his team and also keeping the ball out of the hands out of any other Thunder player. He will have to use pick-and-rolls against OKC and have their defense move around and find an open look for a teammate. With Parker's penetration and scoring, it'll be easier if he can get to the paint. Parker shot 57% (4-7) from the paint in their last meeting compared to Westbrook's 37% (3-8). Parker will have to use his whole arsenal against the Thunder to replace Manu's absence from tear drop, mid range jumpers, and his newly found 3 point shot. If the Spurs want to win this game, they'll have to find Parker the easiest shots possible and make their bigs move from the paint to allow penetration.
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While reading the "owners manual" which I say loosely since it's barely a few paragraphs for the LC2i, it mentions the GTO feature as being factory defaulted on. Should this be changed when using a remote wire? Does this feature not work in our cars for some reason?
I am asking cause I am still baffled as to why I suddenly lost bass from my setup. I have so far double checked the wiring, changed the ground position, installed a new ground terminal since the one that came with my setup allowed the cable to slide right out, bought another sub and changed out RCA cables. None of this has helped so far. My last three options are the harness, amp and LC2i. If I can make time today, I am going to install a 1000/1 amp that I have here to see if the symptoms go away. I am really unsure of what else to do at this point. This simple install has turned into a nightmare.
1) With car/iDrive OFF, open trunk and have a good look at the LC2i and your aftermarket amp. They should be ON.
2) Leave trunk opened, go away and come back in about 10 minutes.
3) Take a look at the LC2i and the aftermarket amp: they should be OFF.
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That tests the OEM remote wire. GTO is irrelevant if you connected the thin black wire directly to the LC2i
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Remember, the harness is only wires connecting the OEM amp woofer outputs to the LC2i high level inputs.
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One of the hardest things to deal with when you are a life long wrestling fan who becomes a professional wrestler is some of the disappointment you encounter when meeting your childhood heroes. Some of your idols won't just let you down on a professional level but on a personal level as well. You will meet men that you once thought walked on water only to realize that they can't even stand on their own two feet. Men that you wouldn't want your kids to grow up and become but this story isn't about any of those men. This story is about the man who I consider my greatest experience in this business, "Beautiful" Bobby Eaton.
Growing up I was always drawn to certain type of wrestler. That seamless southern heel that made everything look so effortless. Arn Anderson, Ric Flair, Ted Dibiase, Tully Blanchard, Barry Windham and of course Bobby Eaton. Those were the men and their work that I tried to emulate. Bobby especially caught my eye. In wrestling, we always talk about the little things that make people and matches special. Everything Bobby did looked better than anyone else. I simple right hand meant more coming from Bobby Eaton than it did from 99% of anyone else in professional wrestling.
Not only was Bobby great at all the little things but he was also an innovator. One of the first men that utilized the top rope so flawlessly. We all remember his top rope leg drop, The Alabama Jam, but he also did a knee drop and elbow drop from the top rope that was 2nd to none. By today's standards that may seem a little tame but 30 years ago seeing a 230 pound man to those things was nothing short of revolutionary.
With all of his accolades in professional wrestling, those things don't even compare to the kind of man Bobby Eaton is. I first met Bobby in late 2004. Bobby didn't know from a hole in the wall but he treated with the respect as a peer. He complimented me after my match and thanked me more than once for various things that night. He was one of my idols, now after meeting him, how is it possible for me to have even more respect for him now.
In 2009, Bobby would be moving to my area and was seeking a young man to become his partner. A kind of apprenticeship in tag team wrestling. My name was brought up and I was handpicked by Bobby and his manager Brian Thompson to form a tag team which eventually to be named Midnight Gold.
As Midnight Gold, we traveled throughout the south for 2 years. Bobby taught me a lot about tag team wrestling. Even though I had been working for 8 years up to that point I was never really apart of a true blue tag team. I was mainly a singles wrestler. Bobby gave me a lot of confidence in myself. He entrusted me and often referred to me as the captain of Midnight Gold. In the entire 2 year run of Midnight Gold, I was never pinned once. Bobby wouldn't allow it. There aren't too many men with Bobby's credentials that would have done that.
Bobby, more than just a tag partner, became a friend. Genuinely the nicest, most humble person I've met in my life. He would literally give you the shirt off his back. Bobby may not have ever main evented WrestleMania or been a world heavyweight champion as a singles wrestler, some of the brass rings people may gage someone's career on nowadays but when I say the word "Legend", Bobby is exactly who I have in mind. Someone that not only had the incredible work and the respect of his peers but never forgot where he came from and we are all just wrestling fans at the end of the day. Someone that gave back to young talents just like myself.
I could go on forever about this man and his accomplishments but I guess what I've been trying to say from the beginning of this article is "Thank you Bobby".
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I met Bobby back in 2001 and he was really nice as was Rob Van Dam(just like his tv character).I also thought Lex Luger was friendly as was WCW's Lodi and WWE's Festus.WWF's Virgil,Ricky Steamboat,and especially Tommy Rich were different stories.Rich was a drunk when I met him in 2000….
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Cooper's inspiration for the line weaves together his experience as a designer and pedigree as one of the top trainers in Los Angeles. He studied fashion design at the renowned Cass Technical High School in Detroit and Ray College of Design in Chicago before launching his career in fashion, working for a host of celebrated designers, including Ralph Lauren. He expanded the scope of his work in 1997 when he launched his Private training firm, ERIC COOPER FITNESS, and in turn established a list of influential clients in Chicago and Los Angeles before establishing his collection. Speaking about ECF PERFORMANCE, "I really saw a void in the marketplace for cool looking and functional active wear that could be worn to the gym, an appointment or a social event. As a trainer I needed to look my best, but finding clothes was difficult, the product just wasn't out there. I discovered this with my clients as well. This motivated me to start the line." The men's collectionfresh, retro, versatile and uniquely designed, pays homage to two American icons, Evel Kneivel and LL Cool J, both of whom inspired Cooper with their fashion sensibility. He says, "They always pushed the envelope by dressing with style and power. That's really the spirit of this line, uniquely versatile, functionally stylish, and powerfully sexy clothing that presents you at your best no matter what you're doing."
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When we talk about a c-section we talk about how you won't feel any pain because of the anesthesia, spinal or epidural. You should only feel tugging and pulling for the most part - no pain. This isn't what always happens. Some women feel nothing. Other women have brief moments of pain. What was your c-section like?
My c-Section
- Reading all the above posts is teriffying, I had an cesarean section 6 weeks ago after 30 hours of non progressive labour, making it to only 3-4 centimeters, I felt the incision and had to be put under, I still hate the fact that I didnt get that lovely euphoric experience meeting my son for the first time, and it sucks that this will probably be the case for future births, is there any good news out there, everyone seems to have a bad story to tell, even though I had a tough labour and after my section had many complications and stayed in hospital for over a week, I thought the midwives and doctors were all amazing and the care was second to none, I will not leave the experience dampen my spirits, my little fella was worth it all and I would do it again tomorrow, keep the chins up girls xx
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Couldn't breath/ Sick
- I had a planned c-section. My epidural went good. They asked me if I could feel them touching me I said yes, they gave me more meds and touched my chest again to see if I could feel anything. At that point NO. Well They get everything started. My Husband was in with me and I could hear them "cutting" something. It sounded like one of those large paper cutters cutting a stack of papers. IDK what it was. I still couldn't feel anything. I felt tugging and pulling and all of a sudden I started to feel sick. I told my Husband and he told the anesthesiologist. Who then gave me meds. Well as soon as they pulled her out I could swear I wasn't breathing! I started throwing my arms around trying to "get up" Which by the way It wasn't helping me move. The anesthesiologist and my Husband were telling me I was breathing so The Anesth. Put a mask on and told me to take deep breaths. It burned to breath! For weeks after that I was still having breathing problems. But with time it went away.
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First two went fine, third one bad.
- I had my first son by emergency c-section in 1998. I was put under for it. They told me to count backwards from 10 and the last number I got to was 7 before I was out of it. I was very groggy for the next 24 hours afterwards and had a lot of chest congestion because of it. My second son was born by scheduled c-section in 2000 and it went great. Getting the spinal done wasn't pleasant as I had a student 'practicing' on me, that was painful and time consuming, but eventually the real doctor came and did it properly. I felt no pain, but the occasional pulling and pressure. I was fine and walking the next day. BUT with my third c-section in 2008, I felt everything. Well, that's not completely true. There was some 'numbing' but it was more comparable to when your arm falls asleep... you can still feel everything, but it's not as sensitive and a bit tingly. I screamed and screamed and finally they gave me a huge shot of morphine which knocked me out temporarily. I still feel upset about it.
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During my Cesarean
- I was feeling tugging to an extent that the Dr. Went praying for me . And after a while I started moving my hands for it was not easy wIth me since this is my first child.
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freezing cold...then pain..lots of pain
- After they did the epidural I was shivering like crazy, when they tested to see if I was numb I kind of felt the poke and told them so. So they gave me more meds and tried again. This time I didn't feel it...so they cut me open (that didn't hurt too bad) but when they started to pull the little one out I had severe pain starting in my right hip and radiating everywhere. So much so that I felt like was going to throw up...I asked them to make it stop and was crying and shivering and they gave me something that didn't take away the pain but just made me dizzy on top of shivering and hurting...I couldn't stop crying and they just kept telling me I was fine...I am now curious if I can sue them or if its just one of those things that "happens."
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- My first was an emergency c section but my epideral wasn't placed properly and when asked could i feel them pinching me before the surgery i very much could and said yes. next thing i know they are gassing me and i was going under. i remember waking up panicked because i couldnt move or open my eyes and i felt like i was suffocating perhaps because there was a breathing tube still stuck down my throat? not sure i couldnt open my eyes.... soon someone must have noticed and i was able to open my eyes and i could breathe. this time i have a scheduled c section and i'm so NERVOUS because they plan on me being awake for this one and I REALLY do not want to feel what i have read in some of the above posts while being awake during such a surgery. i'm wondering should i just ask to be put under again because i am so scared to start feeling what they are doing. then again not being among the first to greet your own baby YOU carried for nine months into the world is very depressing.
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Pulling and Digging
- My spinal took nicely and I was completely numb to pain or sensation, but not specifically to pressure. I could feel it when they started wiggling the baby free and when they pulled him out, but not in a painful way. It was fairly forceful pulling and tugging, though, enough that my shoulders even moved somewhat, but really, no pain. Though I was not pleased to end up with a C-section and will certainly be planning for a VBAC for any future children, the surgery itself was not nearly as unpleasant as one might imagine. I'm thankful for a good anesthesiologist and a skilled (though fully lacking in bedside manner) obstetrician.
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- After being in labor for two days at 36 weeks, they gave me an cesarean. I couldn't feel anything. Thank God my husband was there because he had to tell the nurse that I started vomiting. Some of the vomit went into my lungs because I was tilted head down,feet up on the operating bed. The next two weeks i was in the ICU for walking pneumonia. The fluids from my lungs spilled over to my heart causing a cardiac erosion and I was giving two bags of blood during a transfusion because one wasn't enough. I was happy when I got home to see my son. Seven weeks later I conceived again (my husband's fault). I'm scheduling a c-section this time and I'm kind of worried because my husband won't be there with me, due to him being in the military.
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Too good and Too excruciating
- With my son I had an emergency cesarean so they used my epidural for the surgery and all I felt was pressure with my daughter I had a spinal block that didn't work and excruciating pain to where I had to be put under my third daughter the spinal block worked even less and I was put under before they even let my husband in the OR. My last daughter they tried 5 times to place the spinal block before it worked but I was able to stay awake to hear her cry and see her before being put under for pain.
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- I was scheduled to be induced one night before my due date due to high blood pressure. After thirty hours of contractions and only dilated to 5 they decided to perform a c-section. I had already gotten an epidural and tons of other pain mess but when I got to the surgery room they pinched me stomach and asked if I could feel that I said yes that it stung. Well they took that as start cutting and started making the incision. I was yelling in pain, begging them to stop they continued to cut farther across me. The whole time I was yelling at them to quit after they had made the incision they finally said they would put me under completely. I was so mad at the doctors for doing what they had done. This was my first child and I definitely doubt I'll ever want another due to this experience. Has anyone else ever had anything like this happen?
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epidural and spinal still had pain
- I had a c-section and my epidural only worked on one side. So they did a spinal. I didn't feel them cut me, but could feel my baby come out. The pain came after the baby was out. Extreme burning and a sensation that my uterus was very swollen. It was horrible.
- —Guest krystal
Almost Everything
- I went in for a planned c-section at 37 weeks, due to low birth weight. I had to have a spinal tap, since I am allergic to morphine.( They told me they use morphine to numb the spot for an epidural.) So the ans. gave me 3 shots and I started going numb. It started in my left leg and went up and down my right leg. I didn't even feel them put the catheter in. They started cutting and I didn't really feel anything until they started pulling. It was excruciating. They finally told me they couldn't give me anymore Demerol because it would effect the baby. So I felt them pull him out. As soon as he was out they gave me more Demerol. But I could still feel them scrubbing and stitching up my insides. So much so, that they poured local anesthetic in me. They were almost done sewing up when the ans. decided to knock me out since my blood pressure was dropping. I woke up in the recovery room, so gone that I couldn't hold my baby. The pain was horrible. But worth having my lil man.
- —Guest AzPain
- I didn't know that epidurals don't always work. So, they tried morphine, then a spinal block... the doctor started puting stuff on belly getting ready to cut -I said "Oh that feels cold." my doc said "You can feel that??!!" I knew I was in trouble. They gave me nitrous Oxide, but that was more for them. I felt absolutely everything!! And let me tell you I was screaming!!! I was super scared (being my first child/birth experience), and I was screaming! Because they don't like giving general anesthesia they tried everything else. But, because I had all these meds in my system, they couldn't give me gen.anes. because of the harm it could cause the baby. Because of the meds my baby's first apgar score was a 2, then five mins later it was a 9 so it really does show you the affects of meds on soon-to-be born baby.
- —Guest NB
Elephant on me...
- For my c, I was taken to a room with just the anesthesiologist and myself, which was the only time I felt lonely, I wished they had let my husband in with me, but it went by fairly quickly and before I knew it I was on the table and they were beginning. I cant really say I felt too much initially, but when it came time to pull the baby out, I felt pressure and weight on my stomach, like an elephant was on me. I had difficulty breathing, and couldn't see much, luckily my husband was keeping me informed and told me when the held the baby up to be seen, once he was handed off to the nurse, she brought him right over to me so I could see him and kiss him. It was unreal to finally after so long see the tiny baby we had waited for so long.
- —Guest Arlene
Not much
- I had a c-section with epidural for my oldest and didn't feel much at all. I even had to ask my husband if they had started yet and the anesthesiologist said they were almost done. I was very sad to not get the skin to skin time with her until after they were done stitching me up (about 30 minutes or so). It also took almost that long for me to see her for the first time which will stick with me forever. Recovery wasn't horrible which I attribute to a diligent nursing staff that had me up and about within about 4 hours and encourage me to walk the corridors every few hours.
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It is refreshing, therefore, to come across a 1796-1797 half dollar that is devoid of significant impairments. The present Fine 12 example displays the moderate to heavy wear one would expect for the designated grade. Yet the main devices are well outlined, especially on the obverse, where Liberty's middle and lower hair displays virtually VF definition. Some localized weakness is noted along the rims, especially above LIBERTY and AMERICA; the remaining dentilation is relatively strong. Both sides are blue-gray with violet-rose overtones, and each is fairly clean save for some insignificant pinscratches in the interiors. A minor rim flaw above ER of LIBERTY and a corresponding one to the lower right of the fraction identify the coin, as do trivial rim bumps above the D in UNITED and ES in STATES. All in all, an attractive example of this piece of Americana.
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ALBANY, Ga. -- The public voiced concerns, questions and even praise to Georgia Department of Transportation staff Thursday afternoon at an open house for the construction of a replacement for the defunct Broad Avenue bridge.
J.C. and Sallie Odom Jr. said, after looking at both of the proposed designs for the new bridge, a standard girder style and a segmental style, they both decided in favor of the segmental design.
"I think the aesthetics of the segmental bridge will look better next to the (Turtle Grove) park," said J.C. Odom.
His wife, Sallie, agreed that the segmental was the better-looking option of the two proposed designs.
"I like the idea of the segmental. It looks like an older style bridge and it seems to be safer," she said.
Odom said he does have some concerns about the height of the railing on both the designs that were on display at the open house Thursday.
The Albany resident, who is 6 feet 2 inches tall, said taller people might be a bit wary of walking along the bridge with such short railing.
The Odom's however said they were happy that the process has been open and that the community has a chance to be heard.
"I really like the part where you are involved," said J.C. Odom. "It makes a difference when you know your opinion is counted."
Kenneth Cutts, District Director for Congressman Sanford Bishop's Office, also praised the transparency of the process.
"The community has has a tremendous amount of input in the process.
Everybody (GDOT staff members) I have spoken to today have been really knowledgeable about the project and what the timeline is going to be," said Cutts.
Earl Crawford said the bridge project is one of immediate concern to him personally. The East Albany resident said ever since the Broad Bridge was closed in 2009 commuting back and forth to his residence in East Albany has been tiresome.
"I think it would be a good idea to get it back as quickly as possible," he said. "The traffic has been real heavy and it has been difficult trying to get back and forth -- you have to go out-of-your-way to get back home."
The bridge was closed in February 2009 when Georgia Department of Transportation divers discovered broken and missing infrastructure elements on the bridge supports. Since its closing, traffic has been forced onto the Oglethorpe Boulevard bridge and the Oakridge Avenue bridge to compensate.
GDOT Communications Officer Craig Solomon said after a decision is made on the bridge design, construction is tentatively slated to begin in Fall 2011.
One of the biggest hurdles for the bridge project, Solomon said Thursday, is funding.
"There is a funding issue with the Department of Transportation right now and we have been working with the city to try and address this issue," he said.
GDOT officials have decided to authorize funding more than $7 million to completely rebuild the bridge after engineers determined it would be too costly to repair it.
On April 9, the Albany City Commission tentatively authorized more than $240,000 to be spent on pre-construction planning. That amount is the city's required 20 percent match to GDOT's 80 percent, officials said.
According to information from GDOT staff, some design elements of both proposed bridge designs includes 11 foot travel lanes, 4 foot bike lanes and a 10 foot sidewalk that would incorporate bench seating and lamppost lighting.
GDOT Project Manager Clinton Ford said written comments can be sent in through the mail to GDOT offices in Atlanta or made online at www.dot.ga.gov. All comments will be made a part of the project record.
For those who were unable to make Thursday's open house, the displays and plans will be available for review to the public until May 9 at the GDOT District Four, Area Five office at 2060 Newton Road or online at www.dot.ga.gov.
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May 1996
A scene out of science fiction: a remote cave
in Romania, completely cut off for 5 1/2 million years from light, seasonal
change, and circulating air.
But not cut off from life.
Movile Cave, discovered in 1986, is one of Earth's most unusual ecosystems, populated
with invertebrates that have adapted -- through a process called troglomorphy
-- to their underground prison. They have done this by:
The predatory leeches, rare water scorpions, and other inhabitants
of Movile Cave are similar to species found in deep sea vent communities.
They depend on chemoautotrophic organisms (users of chemical energy)
instead of the more usual photoautotrophic organisms (users of photosynthetic
"Normally, food comes to a cave from the surface," University of Cincinnati
biologist Serban Sarbu told a recent meeting of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science. "But in this case, food is being produced in the
cave using the energy that results from the oxidation of hydrogen sulfide."
This alone makes the cave unique. But there is more--33 of the 48 species found
in Movile Cave are new to science.
Some differ from their above-ground counterparts in ways that suggest Movile
Cave may be, in effect, a time capsule from ancient Romania.
When Earth's climate changed 5.5 million years ago, the area went from being
tropical to temperate. "The only animals that survived were those living in warm
caves underground," explains Thomas Kane, a biologist at the University of Cincinnati.
He points out that the cave harbors a spider whose nearest relative is in the
Canary Islands.
Until research teams began exploring Movile Cave, its 12,000 square meters were
entirely sealed off. The radioactive isotopes common in Romanian soil since the
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had a different chemical makeup than above-ground wells nearby.
Today, NSF-funded U.S. scientists and their collaborators, Romanian scientists
from the Speleological Institute in Bucharest are trying to protect the cave
while research continues. To keep the research impact to a minimum, they have
put airlocks on the entrances, wear clean coveralls and limit the number of visitors
and the length of their visits.