Group says it hacked Texas law enforcement site

HOUSTON (AP) ? The group known as Anonymous on Thursday appeared to briefly take over the website of a Texas police chiefs organization and claimed to have hacked into the email accounts of more than two dozen law enforcement agencies or officials in the state.

The group replaced the Texas Police Chiefs Association home page with one that listed police departments and officials whose email accounts it said had been hacked. The group posted a statement on the police website saying it was "attacking Texas law enforcement" because of the arrests of Anonymous supporters and what the group sees as harassment of immigrants by authorities in the state.

A telephone message left with the executive director of the Texas Police Chiefs Association was not immediately returned.

The claims about the hacking in Texas came as police in Britain arrested two men as part of a trans-Atlantic investigation into attacks carried about by Anonymous and Lulz Security, which is a spin-off of Anonymous. Dozens of arrests linked to the loose-knit international hacking collective have been made in recent weeks, including a cross-country FBI sting earlier this summer in which 14 alleged cybercriminals were arrested.

Anonymous said the data it posted Thursday came from the work and personal email accounts of law enforcement authorities, including police chiefs. Most of the Texas law enforcement agencies that Anonymous claimed it had hacked into were police departments in small Texas cities or school district police agencies.

About 10 of the email accounts the group said it breached were personal accounts for law enforcement officials. Some of the individuals' personal information, such as Social Security numbers and passwords for various accounts, were posted online as well.

Some of the email accounts belonged to individuals who were retired from law enforcement.

The group said the information it posted online included classified police documents as well as lewd and racial jokes. A quick review of the large volume of data that Anonymous released Thursday revealed some of these things.

Robert Mock, one of the individuals whose personal email account was apparently breached, said he had only been made aware of the possibility earlier Thursday.

"I'm upset, as anybody would be whose account was hacked into," he said. "This wasn't my work account. Got my private information out there. I don't even know what's out there."

Anonymous listed Mock as being a lieutenant with the Houston police department, but Mock said he had left the department about four years ago. Mock said he still worked in law enforcement in the Houston area but declined to say where he was employed.

In addition to his cellphone and water bills, Anonymous also posted emails of jokes that were forwarded to Mock that made fun of Arabs and Muslims.

"I get forwarded emails like anybody else. I delete most of them. It is what it is," he said.

Another law enforcement official whose account Anonymous claimed to have hacked was Jesus Torres, an assistant chief of police in Laredo. When reached by a reporter Thursday, Torres said the call was the first he had heard about the apparent hacking and couldn't immediately confirm it had happened.

Anonymous also listed as hacked the personal email account of a manager of a Texas Department of Public Safety crime lab. Agency spokesman Tom Vinger said he had no immediate comment.

Last month, Anonymous claimed it hacked into some 70 mostly rural law enforcement websites, mainly from sheriffs' offices in Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri and Mississippi.

Anonymous also has claimed responsibility for attacking companies such as Visa, Mastercard and PayPal, as well as the music industry and the Church of Scientology.

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Associated Press writers Jamie Stengle and Terry Wallace in Dallas and Cassandra Vinograd in London contributed to this report.

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Although it is now one of the most popular job offers, working as a customer service assistant is not an easy task. It can be a very stressful situation for those, who have problems dealing with difficult clients. Here are few tips on what to do in such situations.

First of all, get used to being an object of someones frustration and verbal aggression. As harsh as it sounds to be, its never personal and thats how you should think of it. Clients, who are dissatisfied with the quality of provided goods or services have no other means to air their opinion than to call your number. Although it sounds unpleasant, often the best way to deal with difficult client is to let him vent his anger on you and afterward work together on a solution. People need to know that their complaints have been listened to, before necessary steps are taken to repair what has been done. Instead of trying to interrupt the customers speech, let him say what he needs to say and afterward reassure him that this situation will be taken care of. You will be surprised how often even the most difficult client is willing to work with you on a solution after you let him complain about the problem to his hearts content. In other words, try to be a good listener for your clients and show your empathy and understanding of their problems.

That brings us to another crucial point in dealing with difficult clients and that is personal approach. Unless its a minor, easy to solve problem, your customer expects you to give him your full attention and focus on his individual case. To win your customers trust try to use his name during the conversation, but only when it sounds very natural. Also dont try too hard to be polite ? its better to apologize once and then focus on solving the problem than to do it all the time and leave your client with an impression of talking to a very polite machine.

To create a special bond with your client you can try to use phrases, which show your understanding and dedication, for example ?I would feel the same way as you do if I were in your situation?. Whatever solution youre trying to present, make your client feel like if it was made especially for him, considering his situation and demands.

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Medical Mystery: What Is Superior Canal Dehiscence Syndrome?

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Imagine a disorder of the inner ear that causes every sound within the body to be amplified, even the movement of one's eyeballs, all the time. Sounds strange, but it is true (and treatable)

By Larry Greenemeier ?| September 1, 2011

A CACOPHONY OF BODILY FUNCTIONS: Superior canal dehiscence syndrome (SCDS) is caused by a small hole in the bone covering part of the inner ear (in blue). Such a hole results in distortion of hearing and, often, impaired balance. Image: COURTESY OF ERICSPHOTOGRAPHY, VIA ISTOCKPHOT.COM

It sounds like something out of an Edgar Allen Poe tale of horror. A man becomes agitated by strange sounds only to find that they are emanating from inside his own body?his heart, his pulse, the very movement of his eyes in their sockets. Yet superior canal dehiscence syndrome (SCDS) is a very real affliction caused by a small hole in the bone covering part of the inner ear. Such a breach results in distortion of hearing and, often, impaired balance.

The human ear consists of three parts. The outer ear includes the ear lobe and external auditory canal, which funnels sound waves toward the eardrum (or tympanic membrane) allowing it to vibrate. The middle ear converts sound waves that vibrate the eardrum into mechanical vibrations for the cochlea, the hearing part of the inner ear. This area, however, also includes of a system of three fluid-filled semicircular canals in each ear?superior, posterior and horizontal?responsible for giving the brain information about angular motion of the head. SCDS can occur when some part of the bone protecting the superior semicircular canal is missing.

Whereas it is difficult to know exactly how prevalent SCDS is, several reported cases define how it impacts the lives of those suffering from the disorder. Stephen Mabbutt, a 57-year-old Englishman who suffered from SCDS for six years, described "hearing his eyes scratching like sandpaper every time they moved in their sockets." He returned to work earlier this month after successful surgery to plug a pin-size hole in the bone covering the semicircular superior canal in one of his ears. Toby Spencer, a 41-year-old IT professional from Skowhegan, Maine, described similar symptoms as Mabbutt as well as the feeling that loud noises made him feel as though he was losing his balance. Spencer had surgery in April to correct the problem. [Read more about inner ear ailments and remedies: "Regaining Balance with Bionic Ears"]

Musician Adrian McLeish suffered from the disorder for more than two decades, even having to give up his livelihood playing the French horn, before in 2008 seeing Lloyd Minor, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. McLeish sought out Minor, a professor of otolaryngology?head and neck surgery?because he is the lead author on the study in 1998 providing the first description of SCDS in Archives of Otolaryngology?Head & Neck Surgery.

McLeish described (video) not only hearing a buzzing, distorted version of his own voice but also being able to feel the vibrations of the sound whenever he spoke. Essentially, the missing piece of bone in McLeish's left ear was allowing the superior semicircular canal to respond to sound and pressure in abnormal ways. It was enough for the canal to act as an amplifier for every sound in his body. McLeish's horror story came to a happy ending soon after meeting with Minor, who corrected the problem and allowed the musician to resume his career.

Scientific American spoke with Minor about the nature of SCDS, the toll it takes on those who suffer from it and why it's best to plug (rather than cover up) such an opening.

[An edited transcript of the interview follows.]

What is superior canal dehiscence syndrome (SCDS)?
Superior canal dehiscence syndrome is a disorder caused by an opening in the bone that should cover the inner ear's top balance canal (called the superior semicircular canal). The inner ear consists of a bony labyrinth that has two parts: the cochlea, which enables us to hear, and the vestibular labyrinth, which enables us to keep our balance. Located within the labyrinth are three semicircular canals that act as angular accelerometers for the head. When these are working properly, they allow us to maintain a steady gaze and keep images stable on our retinas even when our heads are moving.

The inner ear is a closed system surrounded and protected by the petrous portion of the temporal bone. In superior canal dehiscence, a portion of the bone covering the superior balance canal is missing. Without this bone, the membranous canal is exposed to the overlying dura mater membrane of the brain's temporal lobe. Mechanical stimuli such as sound and pressure can then cause motion of the fluid in the membranous canal resulting in abnormal neural activity from the sensory receptor cells associated with the canal. This can lead to hearing loss, abnormal eye movements and a sudden sensation of movement (vertigo) as a result of loud noises or pressure, such as coughing or sneezing.

How were you able to first identify SCDS?
It was a study of the eye movements. The eye movements of this disorder, which is evoked by sound and pressure, are quite distinctive. Because the superior semicircular canal is affected, the eye movement is typically vertical-torsional, meaning the eye closest to the affected ear will twitch in a direction up and away from that ear (toward the middle of the face) in response to loud noises or by stimuli that change middle ear or intracranial pressure (such as coughing, sneezing or straining).

Can someone be born with SCDS or is this something that afflicts people only later in life?
Our hypothesis is that about 1 or 2 percent of the population fails to develop a normal thickness of bone overlying the superior canal. If you have a normal thickness of bone, which is about 0.6 or 0.7 millimeter covering the superior canal, that's very unlikely to ever erode. If you started out with 0.1 or 0.2 millimeter of bone, yes, that can be eroded over time for a number of reasons: pressure from the temporal lobe sitting on top of it, changes in intracranial pressure or maybe by trauma. The median age of onset is in the early 40s, and it does tend to affect men and women equally. But you rarely see it in kids. That suggests that the opening probably doesn't develop until later in life.

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Earth lost fight to keep orbit clean of space junk

WASHINGTON (AP) ? Experts say there is so much junk in space that some thought must finally be given to cleaning it up.

That may mean vacuuming up space debris with cosmic versions of nets, magnets and giant umbrellas. A new report says the situation got worse because of two recent events ? a Chinese weapon test and the crash of two satellites.

Space junk can cause fatal leaks in spaceships or destroy valuable satellites. The International Space Station sometimes has to move out of the way of debris.

Since the space age began, the area just above Earth's atmosphere has been littered with leftover boosters and old satellites. There are now agreements to limit space junk but the report says the two recent events doubled the amount of fragments.

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The next morning I switched to news and talk of Al-Qaeda had largely been without, and experts were now experts on the right-wing extremism, as if they were in a course and qualified for a diploma night. Some were frighteningly challenging facing the new reality of development. On Saturday morning I saw a Fox News anchor says former U.S. diplomat, John Bolton, the Norwegian police were saying this seemed be an attack of Oklahoma-style, then asks how he clashed with the earlier assessment that al-Qaida were involved. He was skeptical. That?s still too early to draw conclusions, he said. We must wait until all the facts before rushing to court. In other words, assume it is the Muslims until it begins to appear that is not ? and then, they are still assuming that anyone reading this goes anyway.If a news channel, please do not clog the airwaves with the conjecture made free unless you are going to replace the word ?expert? with ?guesser? and the word ?speculate? with ?guess?, so be absolutely clear that when the anchor ask the expert to speculate, they are actually just make a fortune teller to guess. Also, choose better guessers. Her guessed were terrible, like little children hypothesising how a helicopter. I know nothing about international terrorism, but until them.As outguess me more information about the identity of the terrorists responsible for the slaughter comes to light, the article tries to explain his motives are starting to appear online. And below them are the comments from readers, mostly expressing outrage and horror. But there is a worrying number which began, ?What this crazy thing I did was terrible, but ?? These ?, but? the commentators then go to discuss immigration, often with reference to a unstable Muslim history of bulls that have half-remembered from the press.

So despite being a story about a Norwegian anti-Muslim extremists kill non-Muslims who have managed to find a way keep the finger points to the Muslims, following a lead of narrative that have been fed for years, from the general description of terrorism as a search almost exclusively Islamic, as outlined by ?security experts? to see the fast- Qaida tentacles everywhere, fairy tales invented about tabloid ?Muslim-only loos? or local councils ?banning Christmas?. We?re in a scary place. I guess not lead us to safety.

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Building healthy relationships, with those you love, can be both hard work as well as totally rewarding and fulfilling.

Signs of a Healthy Relationship

Is fighting healthy in a relationship
You know you?re on a good thing when you?re arguing as well as having a good time. Yep, one of the best relationship tips I know of is being able to argue / debate with your partner and come away from it feeling good as well as having the ability to remove any hint of animosity towards them ? after all, you both need to be able to freely express yourselves.

The healthy romantic relationship
Ahhh ? Romance. The guys need to come out of the closet here and admit that romance really is healthy and that they like it too. Given men and women are different creatures means our view of what romance is also slightly different as well. Guys need to also be mindful they separate romance and sex since the lines get blurred by many of us when it comes to thinking about closeness.

Romance is around connection, loving and feeling. We?ll talk about the healthy sexual relationship shortly so stay tuned.

Imagine you?re walking along the beach, hand in hand, with your loved one. We?ve got piles of romantic areas you can weave into everyday situations.

• Holding hands
• Loving and positive thoughts about your significant other
• Closeness without words
• Warm touches
• Hugs and light kisses
• Just the 2 of you without disturbances
• Carefree conversation about the two of you
• Watching each other without sexual lust in your thoughts

What are you doing with your partner when it comes to romance? Is there anything else here you can add?

The healthy sexual relationship
I believe humans and dolphins are the only animals that engage in sexual relations for pleasure. It?s a foundational cornerstone of who we are, how we behave and often, why we behave the way we do in certain situations.

Blissful pleasure with a person we care deeply for is one of life?s ultimate experiences. So why do many people carry around shame, guilt, apprehension and embarrassment? I?d suggest it?s both historical as well as social.

Historic experiences often lead to behavioural patterns. When those past sexual dalliances were less than stellar, it?s likely to adversely affect your future experiences.

You cannot get what you?ve never had unless you?re willing to do what you?ve never done!

So it?s time to rethink and take stock of what it is you want when it comes to ultimate pleasure. What?s has gone wrong with your past sex life? What do you want more of? What do you want to try that?s different? Shake up your ?normal? and, potentially, routine experiences with variety. Strive for a more unashamed healthy sexual relationship you can smile at, with your partner.

The healthy communicating relationship
Above all, these foundations are built upon one solid pillar which is talking honestly to and with each other.

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If you?re unable to honestly communicate with your best friend, your lover, the soulmate you hold dearest to your heart, then you?re kidding yourself about reaching utopia ? that perfect solid healthy relationship. Do check out my post When Trust Becomes the Glue for Love and you?ll get the idea that open conversation revolves around trust ? have you got that sorted?

Every relationship is different. Healthy will mean many things, depending on the people involved. Fundementally, it?s vital to talk to each other and disover what ?a healthy relationship? means to you ? once you know, you know what you?re aiming for.

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