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WEST BLOOMFIELD — Like any typical teenager, 18-year-old Roxxi Jaxx wanted something to do over the summer, so she auditioned for a role in the upcoming "Chicago-The Musical" — and won a lead part.
"I asked my friend if she knew any (play auditions) and … I went up and auditioned, and that is all she wrote," she said. "I was really thrilled. 'Chicago' is a great show."
The Florida resident, who is staying in metro Detroit for the summer, will soon perform as Velma Kelly — a nightclub singer accused of murdering her husband and sister on suspicion of them having an extramarital relationship.
"Chicago-The Musical" mainly revolves around Roxie Hart, a nightclub dancer who dreams of starring in vaudeville. She kills her lover, nightclub regular Fred Casely, and convinces her husband to front the money to hire a Chicago defense lawyer. The lawyer turns her crime into celebrity headlines, and Hart becomes the belle of the ball in Chicago — until other crimes shatter her spotlight, including Kelly's.
The musical is Aug. 8-11 at the Berman Center for the Performing Arts, 6600 W. Maple Road.
Jaxx said she wanted to play Kelly's character for a while, and getting the part was more than a dream come true.
"I really always wanted to do it," she said, "I've always just been too young. When you are 8 (years old), you can't really play Velma Kelly."
Canton-based Forever After Productions is presenting the musical.
Musical Stage Manager Holly Platis said about 50 actors are in the production.
"We are hoping to draw more people in from West Bloomfield," Platis said. "I hope (the audience) walks away feeling happy. The show is kind of ridiculous in the fact that a bunch of women get away with murder."
Jaxx said she identifies with her character because they are both strong.
"I am very secure with who I am as a person, and so is she," Jaxx said. "We are different in the fact that I have never killed anyone. We are both performers, and it makes it easier to connect with the character when you have so much in common with them."
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Where demonstrations were once solely about the Second Amendment, speakers now quickly link protecting gun rights to safeguarding all other liberties and decry the new health-care legislation as unconstitutional in its mandate that individuals must buy coverage.
On April 12 in Richmond, more than a hundred people, dozens sporting pistols, cheered when Philip Van Cleve of the Virginia Citizens Defense League called for replacing the "anti-Constitution, anti-freedom, anti-gun" leadership of the state Senate and when Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli II reaffirmed his vow to be "aggressive in protecting the Constitution, as it was written."
There have been no accidental discharges or arrests at the open-carry rallies, according to a review of news accounts. The Fort Hunt rally, however, has caused particular consternation and alarm in the online world where gun-rights advocates plan, recruit and discuss strategy.
Oath Keepers, which in a year has grown to 20,000 online members, signed on early as an event sponsor but abruptly pulled out on April 12. "It had gotten to the point that it would be dangerous to attend," said board member Rex McTyeire, citing an escalation of threatening rhetoric online from some participants. "There are people out there willing to do anything to create chaos in an uncontrolled situation, and [the event] is wide open for disaster."
Organizers of another April 19 rally, the Second Amendment March at the Washington Monument, want it known that they have nothing to do with the Restore the Constitution muster. "We are a peaceful, law-abiding group that will follow all local and federal laws," the march organizers' Web site says. "That group is a separate entity entirely and is not at all associated," but at least two speakers are appearing at both rallies, including Larry Pratt, the executive director of Gun Owners of America, a key force behind the D.C. rally.
"It is our own fault that we are in this situation," Vanderboegh intends to tell those assembled, according to a draft of his remarks. "Each time these revolutionists of gradualism against the Founders' Republic took another bite out of the Constitution and shoved us back from the natural exercise of our God-given and inalienable rights, we have backed up, grumbling. We have not shoved back."
Gravelly Point, where the demonstrators will take turns going to from Fort Hunt, was chosen because it is as close to the District as they could get while carrying guns and also comply with local and Interior Department regulations.
When they stand on the river banks Monday and preach an activism that sounds to some like sedition, the armed demonstrators will have the full support of the federal government they fear, carefully detailed in the 26-page event permit, complete with the gun regulations of both Virginia and the Interior Department and a commitment to provide fencing, barricades and bike racks for the event.
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CHICAGO, May 7 (Reuters) - Agribusiness giant Cargill Inc said on Tuesday it began building a $100 million cocoa processing facility in Indonesia to meet growing demand in Asia for chocolate and other cocoa products.
This plant, which is expected to open by mid-2014, will process about 70,000 tonnes of cocoa beans a year for shipment to Cargill's customers in Asia, where rising incomes have broadened demand for luxury foods and goods. Cargill said products shipped will include cocoa liquor and butter as well as the company's Gerkens brand cocoa powders.
"We have seen a significant growth in demand for cocoa products amongst our customers across the region," Jos de Loor, president of Cargill's Cocoa and Chocolate business, said in a statement.
The facility under construction is in Gresik, in the East-Java region of Indonesia. It will create about 200 jobs in Indonesia and additional positions in Cargill's research centers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Beijing, China, the company said.
Cargill, which said it has been buying Indonesian cocoa since 1995, intends to train more than 1,300 Indonesia farmers to improve productivity and bean quality. The company now operates two cocoa buying stations in the country and, once the Gresik facility is operating, will double the quantity of local cocoa beans it purchases.
"We recognize that in order to meet the growing demand from our customers and to support the future of cocoa farming, we must invest in our own operations and in the supply chain," De Loor said.
The expanded operations in Indonesia will complement Cargill's cocoa facilities in Western Europe, Vietnam, Cameroon, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Brazil and the United States, the company said.
Cargill and other members of the Cocoa Sustainability Partnership, which aims to boost cocoa development in Indonesia, met on March 26 to study ways to improve crop farming and yields and lift Indonesia cocoa output to 1.5 million tonnes by 2020, group chairman Ruud Engbers said in April. Engbers also heads Mars Symbioscience Indonesia, a unit of privately owned chocolate giant Mars Inc.
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Average grade: 8.5 %
Length: 1.9 km
Altitude start: 442 m
Altitude top: 604 m
Ascent: 162 m
Maximum: 14 %
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The Tsuriel is situated in Hazafon.
Starting from Maalot - Monfort pond,
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Install Jelly Bean "LiquidSmooth" ROM on Galaxy Note
The Liquid Smooth ROM series has recived a lot of positive responses from the users, that's the reason in recent times we saw the LiquidSmooth ROM for many Android device and we're again here with the ROM and this time for the Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000, thanks to senior XDA developer member toxicthunder.
For unfamiliar, the Liquid Smooth is Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean based custom ROM and build from the AOSP, so it will give fully stock Android experience. The developer packed the ROM with an impressive bunch of features and apps, take a glimpse on it below!
- Lockscreen text color, layouts etc, 5-8 Options
- Color and Alignment Time Clock
- Customizable Navigation Bar
- Navigation Bar Targets Up to 7
- Navigation Bar Ring Targets Up to 5
- Custom Colors
- Custom Liquid Launcher with extra features
- Liquid Splasher (New Liquid Settings)
- Theme Manager
- Framework optimizations for improving the performance
- Slime Size ROM, already includes Deodexed, Debloated, Zip-Aligned and Opti-png
- Startup script control (sysctl, cron, zipalign etc)
- Forced Tablet Mode containing DPI Changer
- Useful MODs for Status Bar, Battery, Clock, Provider Name Changer and more
- Toggles (Both AOKP/CM style)
- And more
However, the Liquid Smooth ROM is still being updated and under development, so there may be some bugs with the ROM currently.
Read on how to install the LiquidSmooth ROM on Galaxy Note, do keep in mind that your Galaxy Note must be on a CyanogenMod build, you can follow our this guide to install CyanogenMod 10. The ClockworkMod recovery must be installed on the phone, and be sure to make a backup of your device data such as SMS, internet setting, contacts music files etc because the below procedure may wipe data, you can sync your contacts with Gmail account and for messages use SMS apps, lastly use file expert app to backup apps.
DISCLAIMER: Please proceed the below guide at your own risk, Android Egis will not be held responsible if your device lost data or gets damaged following this guide.
Step #1: Download the latest version of LiquidSmooth ROM from here [XDA Link] including Google Apps.
Step #2: Transfer both download .zip files to the internal SD card of your Galaxy Note.
Step #3: Turn the device off.
Step #4: Reboot the device into recovery mode by holding down the volume up, home and power buttons (Note: In recovery mode use volume keys to navigate and power button to select).
Step #5: In recovery mode, create a nandroid backup of your current ROM, it's important because if anything not work out that you expect from this ROM, you'll be able to easily revert back to your current state. To create backup select "Backup and Restore", and then select "Backup" again.
Step #6: Perform full wipe, first select the wipe data/factory reset, and confirm on the next screen then select wipe cache and confirm on the next screen. Lastly, from the main menu, select Advanced then select Wipe Dalvik cache and confirm the action on the next screen.
Step #7: Return to main menu by selecting "Go Back".
Step #8: Select "Install Zip from SD Card" then "Choose Zip from SD Card" and locate the downloaded ROM .zip file that you've transferred in above step 2 and confirm installation. Wait till installation complete.
Step #9: Once again repeat the previous step but this time install the Liquid-JB-v2.0-RC3-gapps.zip.
Step #10: Once the installation is completed, select "Go Back" after that select "Reboot System Now."
That's it, you're done, the Liquid Smooth is now installed on your Galaxy Note, sound off queries in the below comment section. You can also visit the original thread of XDA link given in first step.


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1 Mobile Device Management: A Risk Discussion for IT Decision Makers Mobile Device Management (MDM) software provides IT organizations with security-relevant capabilities that support the integration of mobile devices into enterprise networks. MDM products support enterprise-owned devices, as well as user-owned devices in what is commonly called the bring-your-own device (BYOD) scenario. This document describes the high-level architecture and capabilities of MDM solutions, and introduces key security issues to consider when deploying them. Overview of Mobile Security Smartphones and tablets are personal computers running a general-purpose operating system (OS), and as such their basic threat model overlaps considerably with that of conventional desktops, laptops, and servers. Yet they differ in three respects, each of which changes the threat model. First, mobile devices are by definition portable. Naturally, this greatly increases the risk of them being lost or stolen. It also increases the risk of adversaries gaining temporary physical access, e.g. when they are left unattended in a hotel room or held for inspection by customs at a national border, and the risk that sensitive information like passwords can be observed when they are used in a public area. Second, all smartphones and many tablets can connect to the Internet over cellular networks. This means that, even if they never leave the organization s premises, they have a path to the Internet that cannot be observed or filtered by the enterprise s network defenses, such as firewalls, proxies, and intrusion detection or prevention systems. Enterprises cannot rely on perimeter defenses alone to prevent or detect the compromise of mobile devices with cellular data connectivity. Finally, mobile devices are generally equipped with many more physical sensors than a typical personal computer: cameras, microphones, GPS receivers, accelerometers, and so on. With the ability to collect information from the physical world, malicious software on a mobile device can compromise security even without ever connecting to the enterprise network: it can record video and audio during sensitive discussions and track the user s location in real time. A compromised mobile device could be used by an adversary to collect valuable information in less obvious ways as well. For example, public research has shown that it s feasible to derive a keystroke log from an audio recording of a user typing on a nearby keyboard. Threat Model for Enterprise-owned Devices Given the security-relevant characteristics described above, certain risks are involved in an enterprise deployment of mobile devices. Only enterprise-owned devices are considered here; the BYOD scenario in which personal devices are brought onto an enterprise network represents a superset of the risks discussed here and is not fully explored. However, these risks must be placed into a context that includes the realization that some of these risks exist to an even greater extent on desktop or laptop systems. The risks Malicious software or hardware may be introduced by an adversary with brief physical access to the device. This is sometimes referred to in public literature as the evil maid attack, since hotel housekeeping staff will have physical access to any devices left unattended in a hotel room. Sensitive data could be recovered from a lost or stolen device. This includes data stored on the device, and also network data that can be accessed using credentials stored on the device. If the device is powered on when the adversary acquires it, information could be recovered from RAM in addition to permanent storage. A remote attacker could exploit a software vulnerability to gain access to the device. Additional vulnerabilities could be exploited to execute code in the kernel, bypassing the OS s security policies. Unprivileged malicious applications spyware or Trojan horses could collect sensitive information and send it to adversaries even without exploiting any The Information Assurance Mission at NSA August 2012 ADF FS
2 vulnerabilities in the OS. When connected to an insecure network, the device s communications could be passively collected, or actively intercepted and modified by a man-in-themiddle. This can lead to the compromise of sensitive data either directly, or indirectly by making it possible to install malicious software. Sensitive information could be leaked inadvertently through the use of applications that are not malicious but were not designed with security in mind, e.g. social or advertising software that makes use of a user s location, contact list, or web history. A well-configured MDM solution can mitigate some, but not all, of these risks. The following sections discuss the typical MDM product and its capabilities. MDM Architecture MDM is best understood as a complement to, rather than an augmentation of, a mobile device s security features; an MDM product s capabilities fundamentally depend on the management interfaces made available to it by the underlying mobile OS. In fact, even when an MDM vendor provides a similarly-named product for multiple mobile OS platforms, considerable differences exist between the enterprise management capabilities possible on each platform. Furthermore, neither MDM products nor any commercially-supported 3rd party software enable an enterprise to carry out arbitrary modifications to the underlying mobile OS platform. This represents a fundamental departure from the traditional managed desktop paradigm, in which 3rd party software can run highly-privileged code with power equal to that of the OS. Yet, mobile OS platforms include very powerful security-enhancing features such as application isolation and mandatory code signing that have yet to be widely implemented on desktop or server platforms. For the general-purpose use case, it is not at all clear that the lack of some enterprise controls makes these devices more vulnerable than other mobile platforms. MDM products typically involve an agent on the mobile devices, a server component used by administrative personnel within the enterprise enclave, and an intermediary service operated by the platform vendor. The on-device agent may be a hidden part of the mobile OS itself, or it may take the form of a 3rd party app distributed through online app repositories which is permitted some additional privileges to conduct its management activities. The platform vendor s intermediary typically maintains a continuous connection to the devices to facilitate ondemand queries and commands from the enterprise. If a product includes additional major architectural components beyond those described above, for example additional servers within the enterprise s enclave or additional intermediary servers operated by the MDM vendor, then the additional components impact on architectural risk should be carefully considered. Key What happens if this component is compromised by an attacker? What happens if it fails and goes offline? Who is responsible for and has insight into this component s security and reliability, the enterprise or a third party? When evaluating an MDM solution, decision-makers should understand its overall network architecture. Key How many servers will need to be deployed on the enterprise network, and what degree of access will they require to internal services such as mail, calendars, and corporate directories? What connections from the outside Internet will these servers need to accept? The MDM servers should be deployed in a network s Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), with firewalls ensuring that they have the minimum required access to both the Internet and the enterprise intranet. The trust relationships between the product s various components should also be well-understood before making a decision to deploy. Key Sensitive information should be encrypted at rest and in transit. Which components of the product have access to which cryptographic keys? Can the product be configured in a way that increases
3 convenience but may expose the cryptographic keys? Clients and servers typically communicate with one another using protocols of some kind. Key questions Do they use strong, mutual cryptographic authentication, or can messages be easily spoofed? If a valid client is compromised by an adversary, what degree of access to the server can the adversary gain by exploiting these command protocols? If the communications between a product s various components are carried over simple, industry-standard protocols, then the enterprise s technical analysts can and should independently verify vendor claims about the product s trust relationships using off-the-shelf packet inspection tools. If, on the other hand, the product relies on undocumented protocols that are proprietary to the MDM vendor, the task of independently verifying vendor claims becomes prohibitively time-consuming and expensive, as well as decreasing the product s interoperability. Capabilities Typically Available The following capabilities of the mobile OS are typically activated by MDM software. Data-at-Rest Protection. Mobile device platforms offer a passcode lock feature, which is used to prevent unauthorized access to the device and also to generate a key to encrypt data stored on it, guarding against improper disclosure of confidential information if the device is lost or stolen. The role of an MDM solution is usually only to ensure that the platform s encryption facilities are activated and used in a manner consistent with enterprise security policy, and are not disabled by individual users. As such, the capabilities of the OS should be understood first and foremost when considering mobile device encryption. Vendors are typically eager to advertise algorithms and key size, but these are not the only factors that are important when considering mobile device encryption. Equally important are the questions of what data is encrypted and how the encryption keys are created and stored. Key Is the entire device encrypted, or only certain partitions? Are files and per-application storage areas encrypted individually? How are encryption keys derived from the user s passcode? How expensive would an offline bruteforce attack be? Is there a recovery or key escrow mechanism? Can it be disabled? Are encryption keys cleared from RAM when no longer needed? Whether the entire device, per-application storage areas, or separate storage partitions are encrypted is dependent upon the particular mobile OS. In addition to managing the platform s built-in encryption features, some MDM products may independently encrypt the MDM agent application s own data as well. Be aware that although such a feature can, if implemented correctly, prevent the MDM agent s data from being recovered from a lost or stolen device, it cannot protect the MDM agent from privileged malicious software running on the device. An MDM agent application is one tenant among many on the OS, and its memory and execution can be completely controlled by an attacker who compromises a bug in the OS to gain elevated privileges. Remote Wipe. MDM software usually also provides the ability for administrators to remotely erase a device. This is another countermeasure against the risk of sensitive data being improperly disclosed, but its effectiveness depends on the device being accessible via the network after it is lost. Key questions regarding remote wipe features How thorough is the wipe and how long does it take to complete? Is all data on the device erased, or only data associated with certain applications? Is the erased data overwritten with zeros, cryptographically made unavailable by erasing a decryption key, or just unlinked from the filesystem? Is the wipe command restricted to administrators, or
4 can users initiate a remote wipe as soon as they notice a device is missing? Can the MDM software be configured to automatically initiate a wipe under certain circumstances, e.g. a large number of failed authentication attempts? Can the MDM software verify that the wipe has occurred? Application Policies. MDM solutions often allow administrators to create policies that govern which apps are installed on the managed devices. Depending on the features of the MDM product and underlying OS, a variety of policies can be supported. Decision makers evaluating an MDM product should understand the app installation policies the product supports and how they align with the organization s mobile security goals. Key To forbid the installation of unapproved apps, does the product support whitelists, or only blacklists? Can the product also mandate that certain required apps be installed on all managed devices? Does the policy identify apps by name only, or can it also permit or deny apps by other attributes like their version, developer ID or certificate, or use of securitysensitive OS services? For example, it might be desirable for an organization to forbid the installation of any unapproved app that can track the user s location, or record audio, while still allowing apps that don t use those services. Enterprise App Deployment. Although app deployment isn t necessarily related to MDM, some MDM products can facilitate the deployment of in-house or specially approved apps over enterprise distribution channels. Decision makers considering the use of these enterprise app distribution facilities should understand the infrastructure involved in setting up app distribution and its impact on their network attack surface. Key questions Is app deployment handled by a separate server on the enterprise network, which must be maintained and secured? Does this server need to accept requests directly from the Internet, or can the managed devices connect to it over a Virtual Private Network (VPN)? It s also important to understand how much control administrators have over the cryptographic signing of apps deployed through an MDM product. Key questions Does the MDM product sign apps itself, or does it simply distribute app packages that are already signed? Does it verify app signatures before deployment? If it signs apps, does it sign them with a dedicated enterprise provided certificate that can be revoked without impacting other MDM features? Version Reporting. A basic feature offered by many MDMs is a capability to report which versions of the OS and applications are installed on each managed device. Most products should allow administrators to manually query version information; automation and integration can make this feature more effective. Key questions Can the product automatically send alerts to administrators or end-users when a device has fallen behind on security patches? Can it automatically revoke a device s credentials, or even initiate a wipe, if a device has been left in an unmanaged or unattended state for an extended period of time? Does the product offer a scripting interface so that enterprise administrators can create automated reports, alerts, and actions that are customized to the organization s needs? Detection of User-initiated Platform Modification. Some MDM products can perform limited inspections of the underlying mobile OS to detect the artifacts of user installed jailbreak or root tools. Since MDM agents typically run with limited privileges, they stand little chance of detecting sophisticated malicious software, but they can sometimes detect user misbehavior that significantly weakens the mobile device s security posture. VPN. Mobile OSes usually have built-in support for connecting to VPN s; an MDM product can facilitate the deployment of consistent VPN configuration to all
5 managed devices. Decision-makers should understand the capabilities of their mobile OS, and whether a given MDM product is a good complement to them. Key Can the VPN be configured to connect automatically, or must the user manually initiate the connection? Once the device is connected to the VPN, does all traffic pass through the encrypted tunnel, or is some traffic still transmitted in cleartext? Can the platform prevent the user from disabling the VPN? The mobile OS should support certificate based VPN authentication, with individual certificates for each user. Related Does the MDM have features to ease the management of those certificates? Can it automatically revoke a user s certificate if a security violation is detected, for example a device being reported as stolen, falling too far behind on critical security patches, or having unapproved apps installed? WiFi and Cellular Network Restrictions. In addition to using a VPN, preventing a device from connecting to insecure networks is another means of protecting sensitive network communications. Some mobile OSes may allow MDM policy to restrict which WiFi networks, or which Access Point Names for cellular networks, a device can connect to. For enterprise controlled devices, the ability to specify a whitelist for WiFi networks remains highly desirable, despite potential incompatibility with the BYOD scenario. Certificate Trust Management. The security of mobile devices depends to a large extent on PKI certificates, which can be used to authenticate VPN s, websites, applications, and even MDM policy itself. The OS maintains a list of trusted certificate authorities; any certificate issued by one of those CAs is accepted by the OS as legitimate. An attacker who acquires a fraudulent certificate signed by a trusted CA, or who causes the OS to trust a fraudulent CA, can intercept, decrypt, and modify all of the device s communications, and possibly install malicious software. It s important that an enterprise understand the set of CAs its devices trust for this reason. Most MDM products allow an enterprise to add an enterprise s in-house CA to the list. Some products may also automatically add a CA associated with the MDM vendor; when evaluating a product, determine whether it does this and what the impact is on device security and trust relationships. Ideally, administrators would also be able to use an MDM solution to remove unwanted CAs and query devices trusted CA lists. Policy for Connection to PCs. Most mobile devices can be connected to a personal computer for data transfer, debugging, and software installation or update. A device being connected to a malicious or compromised PC can therefore lead to the compromise of the data stored on the device, or the device itself. MDM policy should be able to limit the attack surface a device exposes to connected PCs disabling debugging, for example, or requiring that a passcode be entered for access or limit which PCs can connect to the device. Ideally, administrators would also be able to query a log of which PCs a device has been connected to. Conclusion The use of a well-configured MDM solution can ensure that the built-in security features of an enterprise s devices are consistently enabled and configured to meet the organization s security needs. Organizations are encouraged to consider MDM when planning a mobile device deployment. Decision-makers should also understand, however, that MDM doesn t add new security features to a platform; it is a way to automate the configuration of the security features already provided by the platform. Therefore, there remain residual risks that MDM alone cannot mitigate; and there remain capability gaps for some high-security scenarios that MDM software cannot yet satisfy. Please refer to the related NSA Information Assurance document Mobile Device Management: Capability Gaps for High Security Use Cases for further discussion. A Product of the Network Components and Applications Division NSA Information Assurance 9800 Savage Rd. Ft. Meade, MD DSN:
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To continue on our journey of understanding muscular pain and dysfunction; we must first define and understand a few words, and how these words that seem unrelated, are, in reality, very related in regards to meaning and/or function.
To explain this idea, we must start with defining these base words so that we can get to the correlations of them with regards to pain. Let's start with a word most people have heard before regarding a particular muscular condition.
(Muscular) Dystrophy:
1.Medicine/Medical. Faulty or inadequate nutrition or development.
2.Pathology. Any of a number of disorders characterized by weakening, degeneration, or abnormal development of muscle.
In Greek, dys means abnormal, bad, difficult, or disordered; trope means "a change, turn". So in the case of Muscular Dystrophy, there is a change or turn in the strength or development of the muscle.
The same would be true of the word Atrophy, coming from the Greek word "a" meaning "to do without" and the word trope, which or course means "a change, or turn."
So Atrophy means that your muscles are without change, which is the same as saying there is stagnation. It means that there is insufficient movement; you are too sedentary. This is because movement produces a change in the condition of the muscle, which is why exercise is so important; it promotes movement. However, what is even more important is the type of exercise you do, and the methodology you use in doing it.
Movement produces heat. When you move, the muscle expands and extends, but when you don't move, the muscle contracts and shortens. Additionally, movement also causes increased circulation of both the blood and the lymph fluids.
I realize that it sounds crazy that your muscles contract when you aren't using them. One would think that muscle contraction happens only when you do something like pumping weights, like bicep curls. The truth is that any time you bend any part of your body, whether at the waist, or an appendage, like your fingers, arms, legs or feet; any bend causes a contraction in which the muscle retracts from an extended position. That action is a contraction which causes the muscle to shorten.
So think about it. How many times do you contract your muscles in any given day when you are home or in your element? If you could calculate each and every time there is a contraction, and keep track of what muscles are contracting in the course of your day; what I'm saying now might be easier to understand.
But, when you think about this, try to then calculate how many times those contractions happened from your childhood until now; however old you are. Now try to add in how much more you contract them when performing skills related to your occupation? Are you starting to get the picture?
No doubt, by now, you are starting to see how much your muscles are being contracted over time. Even if you are sedentary most of the time, sitting at an office cubicle or in front of a computer, you are in a contracted state; and for how long? The longer the period of time, the shorter the muscle gets, which explains why, when people get old, they say old age is horrible, and full of pain.
Their muscles are all over contracted because they never took care of them properly by stretching regularly (and I don't mean the type of stretching a cat does). When they get older, they cannot move without pain and/or shaking because they no longer have the same range of motion (ROM) that they formerly had. All their muscles have shortened and gotten hard, and they cannot fully extend anymore.
Your arms are contracted at the elbow if you are writing or typing, your fingers are contracted for those two movements as well. Additionally, you are sitting, so your abs are contracted along with your calves and quads, while your hamstrings are overstretched; and even if you have a chair with a back support, your posture could still be bad.
If your hamstrings are overstretched, your gluts and back are also. When the front side is contracted, the back side is overstretched, just like when the right side is over-contracted, the left side is overstretched. This is the seesaw theory.
Releasing these muscles requires first, a knowledge of what muscles directly affect certain areas or segments of the body causing pain. This is the only way to correct the problems with over-contracted and over stretched muscles, because where you feel the pain is not always the source.