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Sutherlandia OPC Extract
This product is intended solely as a food supplement to enhance general health, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Nothing listed here should be considered as medical advice for dealing with a given problem. You should consult your health care professional for individual guidance on specific health problems.
Sutherlandia OPC extract is made up of a patented and proprietary mixture of two herbal extracts which, in combination, have powerful immuno-modulatory and cytotoxic effects.
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Sutherlandia Frutescens
Sutherlandia Frutescens, or "cancer bush" as it is known by the indigenous people of Southern Africa, has been used for centuries to treat a variety of ailments. Its popularity has been publicly acknowledged by its appearance on a South African postage stamp.
It has powerful immune boosting properties and has been classified as an adaptogen. (An adaptogen is an herbal substance or "tonic" that helps the body to adapt to environmental and internal stress by changing body metabolism.)
Sutherlandia is a flowering shrub of the pea family that grows up to 1.2m high and is found in its natural state only in the drier areas of the Western and Northern Cape provinces of Southern Africa
The use of medicinal preparations from the leaves has been recorded for the following conditions:
Blood Cleansing
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Diabetes (type 2)
Viral Hepatitis
Gastric Ailments
Hot Flushes
Peptic Ulcer
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Wasting from cancer, TB and AIDS
It has also been used as an appetite stimulant for people wasted by disease though it does not stimulate the appetite of healthy people.
Research has shown that the active ingredients in Sutherlandia consist of a mixture of L-canavanine (an amino acid with documented anti-cancer, antiviral, anti-fungal and anti-bacterial action), pinitol (used in clinical settings to treat the wasting syndrome associated with cancer, TB and AIDS), gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA – an inhibitory neurotransmitter that produces a sense of well-being), L-arginine (an antiviral agent), saponins and gamma sitosterol. Although the exact mechanism by which improvement of ailments is brought about is still relatively unknown, studies have shown the Sutherlandia could help diabetics by inhibiting inflammation and by its improvement of hyperglycemia. It has also been shown that the herb can positively affect the secretory function of the pancreas.
Apart from the papers mentioned below, a number of promising projects are presently being undertaken by various research institutions to test the efficacy of Sutherlandia Frutescens. It is a medical herb with a long history and well-documented research.
Chinkwo KA. – Sutherlandia frutescens extracts can induce apoptosis in cultured carcinoma cells. J Ethnopharmacol. 2005 Apr 8;98(1-2):163-70.
Fernandes AC, Cromarty AD, Albrecht C, van Rensburg CE. – The antioxidant potential of Sutherlandia frutescens. J Ethnopharmacol. 2004 Nov;95(1):1-5.
Harnett SM, Oosthuizen V, van de Venter M.- Anti-HIV activities of organic and aqueous extracts of Sutherlandia frutescens and Lobostemontrigonus. J Ethnopharmacol. 2005 Jan 4;96(1-2):113-9.
Ojewole JA. – Analgesic, antiinflammatory and hypoglycemic effects of Sutherlandia frutescens R. BR. (variety Incana E. MEY.) [Fabaceae] shoot aqueous extract. Methods Find Exp Clin Pharmacol. 2004 Jul-Aug;26(6): 409-16
Tai J, Cheung S, Chan E, Hasman D. – In vitro culture studies of Sutherlandia frutescens on human tumor cell lines. J Ethnopharmacol. 2004 Jul;93(1):9-19.
Nerium Oleander
Oleander has been used for medical purposes for more than 2000 years. In biblical times it was known as the "desert rose".
In Turkey, it has been used as a folk remedy for centuries.
During the 1960s, a Turkish doctor, Huseyin Ozel, saw that people using the remedy were mostly free of cancer and other serious diseases. He knew about the poisonous nature of the plant but soon discovered how to prepare the extract used as folk medicine. As head of the surgical department of the Mugla State Hospital in Turkey, he started experimenting with the extract and subsequently successfully used it as a treatment for cancer for more than 35 years. At the request of his son, Dr Ozel patented an aqueous extract of Nerium Oleander as ANVIRZEL. (US Patent #5,135,745) The Nerium Oleander extract used in the Sutherlandia OPC proprietary herbal mix is similar to the ANVIRZEL extract and the following excerpt is taken from the description of ANVIRZEL on the Internet: (the oral form of ANVIRZEL and Oleander Extract are the same)
Extensive laboratory and clinical experience indicate both cytotoxic and immunological activities for the drug. In developing a protocol for clinical trials, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center states, "It is thought that the polysaccharides present in Oleander Extract are capable of activating the immune cells, which in turn can recognize the epitopes present on the cancer cell surfaces, thereby enhancing the efficacy of the immune response. It is believed that the cytotoxic action present in the extract may be essential for synergistic activities. It is believed that the cytotoxic action both arrests tumor growth and prevents cancer cell reproduction as well as having and/or producing a Tumor Necrosis Factorlike activity. Research has proved conclusively that Oleander extract is active on dual pathways at the cellular level to both inhibit the growth of tumor cells (through the antiangiogenesis activity of the oleandrin) and to promote apoptosis of the tumor cells.
Extensive in vitro research has been conducted by Dr. Robert Newman, Chief of Pharmacology, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center (MDACC), Houston, Texas. Dr. Newman has tested Oleander Extract against a broad spectrum of human malignant cell lines, and has demonstrated that Oleander Extract has a high order of efficacy.
In addition to the research being conducted by M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, concurrent research is being conducted by Dr. Wendell Winters, a noted immunologist with the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio,Texas. Dr. Winter's work has confirmed that Oleander Extract has been "shown to stimulate the immune system by stimulation of the function and capability of specific subsets of mononuclear cells." In addition, Dr. Winters' research has shown that Oleander Extract specifically stimulates T and B lymphocytes, the cell-mediated and the humoral mediated immune systems.
In April 2000, a USFDA approved study entitled "Phase I Study of ANVIRZEL in Patients with Advanced Solid Tumors" was commenced under the direction of Ronald Buckowski, M.D. at Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio.
Because of its strong cytotoxic effect in combination with an equally strong immunomodulatory effect, Oleander Extract is indicated as a therapy, both primary and adjuvant, for cell proliferative disease (cancer), certain viral disease, and autoimmune/inflammatory disease. Clinical application of Oleander Extract in the United States, Ireland, and Honduras has demonstrated efficacy against various neoplastic disease, hepatic disease such as Hepatitis C, late and early stage HIV/AIDS, as well as autoimmune/inflammatory disease such as rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis. The results have been determined both by the clinical practitioner and independent laboratory analysis using PET, CT scan, MRI, and hematological screening.
Using Oleander Extract Therapy, international clinicians have been treating patients suffering from the above referenced disorders on a compassionate use basis since 1997. Many of these patients were previously diagnosed as terminal. These clinicians have experienced a very high level of success with disease stabilization, partial remission, and complete remission, almost always accompanied by a very marked improvement in the patients' quality of life.
Dr. Anibal Villatoro of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Former Executive Director of the Honduran Institute of Social Security (administrator of the public health system) has since January of 1999 been conducting a compassionate use trial with Oleander Extract for HIV (SIDA) patients in Tegucigalpa. His early results indicate a strong level of response to Oleander Extract therapy with a feeling of homeostasis (feeling of well being) and an improved quality of life, as well as significant improvement in their immune systems. (Reports that slipped out in late 1999 showed that Oleander Extract reversed AIDS, no matter what the phase of the disease, arthritis, psoriasis, hepatitis C, and even diabetes in some cases. Initially, Oleander Extract was thought to work only on cancers found early, however, very positive results have been found in people given just weeks to live. To top this all off, Oleander Extract seems to be the first cancer remedy to show positive results for leiomyosarcoma, probably the deadliest of cancers. Oleander extract also crosses the blood-brain barrier (like Poly-MVA) and gives hope to people with brain tumors.)
The "Common Thread" running through almost all of the clinical records of the patient population using Oleander Extract on a compassionate use basis has been the marked improvement in the "quality of life" of those patients. This includes, but is not limited to, homeostasis, marked improvement in pain management with elimination of or marked reduction in use of analgesics, positive response to antibiotics, increased appetite with concomitant weight gain, and increase in energy with reduction of fatigue.
Toxicity Studies:
Sutherlandia Frutescens
There have been no reported adverse effects of the herb. A safety study, funded by the South African Medical Council, was conducted over a period of 3 months using 16 vervet monkeys. Behaviour of the animals was monitored and blood tests as well as various physiological evaluations were normal. No toxicity was found even at large dosages.
Nerium Oleander
A toxicity study was performed by Southern Research Institute, Birmingham, AL, on 28 beagle dogs, and the study states, "No clinical signs of toxicity were noted in any of the dogs in this study…" Another lethality assessment of ANVIRZELTM in a murine (laboratory mouse) population was conducted by Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX., and the study states, "On the day of NOI (Nerium Oleander Extract Injectible) administration and over a subsequent 14 day post dose period, none of the treated animals showed any pathological signs or ill effect of the injections as assessed by daily morbidity and mortality observations."
No reports of toxicity have been received from clinicians supervising patients experiencing Oleander Extract Therapy.
The herbal components that make up the Sutherlandia OPC mixture are individually both effective traditional remedies. The proprietary mix combines their known effects and the following people may obtain beneficial results from the product:
People with an impaired or suppressed immune system from any cause
People with a high occurrence of infectious diseases, including colds and flu
People with allergies or skin conditions, including skin cancer
People with various types of cancer
People undergoing chemotherapy and/or radiation
People over the age of 40 when the immune system starts to slow down due to the natural aging process
People affected by extra free radical production from external sources such as UV radiation, electromagnetic fields, poor nutritional habits and toxic chemicals
People with chronic diseases such as diabetes, chronic inflammation and chronic fatigue
Professional and amateur athletes, or anyone who works out intensively
People under severe physical or emotional stress
People with arteriosclerosis. Sutherlandia OPC helps draw extra cholesterol from the blood, thus preventing further plaque formation on the arterial walls
People with autoimmune diseases. Sutherlandia OPC helps the system to maintain homeostasis
People with HIV/AIDS
Possible Adverse Effects
Possible side effects from this herbal mix when used as a dietary supplement may be slight nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, pruritus, pain at a tumour site, tachycardia and arrhythmias. Because of its blood-thinning properties, people on medical blood-thinning preparations should consult their doctors before using the OPC. People on heart-active drugs, such as digoxin (Lanoxin®) or anti-arrhythmics should also speak to their doctors before using the mixture. No other drug interactions have been reported. Pregnant women should preferably not use the mixture due to its anti-angiogenesis effect. Other short term detoxification symptoms like a slight rash, runny nose, pimples, slightly painful joints, etc, may be experienced. The Sutherlandia in the mixture may cause a slight dryness in the mouth.
5ml (1 teaspoon) or 1 capsule three times per day with meals
(total of 15ml or 3 capsules per day).
The capsules contain the identical active ingredients as the liquid.


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Orbiter spies where rover's cruise stage hit Mars
(Phys.org)—During the 10 minutes before the NASA Mars Science Laboratory spacecraft entered the Martian atmosphere to deliver the rover Curiosity to the surface, the spacecraft shed its cruise stage, which had performed vital functions during the flight from Earth, and then jettisoned two 165-pound (75-kilogram) blocks of tungsten to gain aerodynamic lift.
Cameras on the NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter have imaged impact scars where the tungsten blocks and the broken-apart cruise stage hit about 50 miles (80 kilometers) west of where Curiosity landed on Aug. 5, 2012, PDT (Aug. 6, UTC).
Although hundreds of new impact sites have been imaged on Mars, researchers do not get independent information about the initial size, velocity, density, strength, or impact angle of the objects. For the Mars Science Laboratory hardware, such information is known, so study of this impact field will provide information on impact processes and Mars surface and atmospheric properties.
The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has been examining Mars with six science instruments since 2006. Now in an extended mission, the orbiter continues to provide insights about the planet's ancient environments and about how processes such as wind, meteorite impacts and seasonal frosts are continuing to affect the Martian surface today. This mission has returned more data about Mars than all other orbital and surface missions combined.
More than 27,000 images taken by HiRISE are available for viewing on the instrument team's website: hirise.lpl.arizona.edu . Each observation by this telescopic camera covers several square miles, or square kilometers, and can reveal features as small as a desk.
HiRISE is operated by the University of Arizona, Tucson. The instrument was built by Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp., Boulder, Colo. The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter project is managed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., for NASA's Science Mission Directorate, Washington. JPL is a division of the California Institute of Technology, also in Pasadena. Lockheed Martin Space Systems, Denver, built the spacecraft.
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Watch "Fareed Zakaria GPS," Sundays at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. ET on CNN
By Fareed Zakaria
When television host Bill Maher declares on his weekly show that "the Muslim world...has too much in common with ISIS," and the author, Sam Harris (a guest on his show) concurs, arguing that "Islam is the mother lode of bad ideas," I understand why people get upset. Maher and Harris made crude simplifications and exaggerations.
And yet, they were also talking about something real. I know all the arguments against speaking of Islam as violent and reactionary. It is a vast world of 1.6 billion people. Places such as Indonesia and India have hundreds of millions of Muslims who don't fit these caricatures. That's why Maher and Harris are guilty of simplification and exaggeration.
But let's be honest: Islam has a problem today...There is a cancer of extremism within Islam today. A small minority of Muslims celebrate violence and intolerance, and harbor deeply reactionary attitudes towards women and minorities. And while some moderates confront these extremists, not enough do so and the protests are not loud enough. How many mass rallies have been held against ISIS in the Arab world today?
But now the caveat, Islam today, is important.
Watch the video for the full Take or read the WaPo column.
Are ISIS really extreme or they just emulating their so called prophet Mohammed? Mohammed emphasized forced conversion to his beliefs, beheading and complete domination of women. Horrible, but it was the 6th century. The scary thing is that 1400 years later with all of the worlds modern advances that Islamist still buy into this madness!
Hatred and fear, promulgated in the name of God, is simply used to mobilize the ignorant and fill armies with angry fighters who can't see beyond the ends of their gun barrels. The people at the top use these tactics to get money and power. It seems obvious to us in the US, watching from afar, this is what's going on in the Middle East.
And yet, especially in the US, people keep falling for the very same thing. The next time a politician tries to scare you...or make you hate someone or something...ask yourself what they're hiding. How are they profiting from this? Why, if they have your best interests at heart, are they trying to turn you against your neighbor? Because that's not in your interest, or in the best interests of the country.
What Al Qaeda and ISIS have achieved is franchising their brand and shaking up the so called pseudo "world order".
What al Qaeda and isis have achieved is to show that Islam and its followers are nothing but a barbaric cult, yes there are moderates, but not may. So, if they are you prime example of what Islam stands for, you have a bigger problem than any of us can help you with. You need help beyond what available on earth. Good luck.
ISIS is a multinational. It is bigger than US Steel.
You were given oil to do something constructive with it. Instead you've used it for your own destruction while some of the world constructs with less resources. The end of al this hate is still hell even for your glorified witch Mohammad. Its easier for the rich goatherds to die out. We'll be watching.
Blue safrron,
What's really going to happen is that you will blow yourself up.
The world needs a savior and it has to be someone who can educate the indoctrinated billions to the fact that religion of any stripe is the biggest con job in human history. Only then will humankind be able to move on with the task of making this planet a decent place to live.
Oh hum... Whatever...
To those who wish ill to Islam and threaten to eradicate it, let me convey this to you. You will be eradicated well before Islam. That is our promise to you. You look at muslims with evil eyes those eyes will become glass eyes. Taje that to the bank. The time has come to separate boys from men. Giddyup. Now don't run away.
Islam and all religons need to go. No sense to destroy life over fairytales
Islam transcends everything, trumps every religion. Islam is bigger than a religion. It is a way of life. It cannot be widhed away. It permeates your soul. Your psyche. Your being here and hereinafter.
Pure hatred
I see your problem. You put a religion that is supposed to celebrate your way of life and your beliefs above the God it supposedly supports. In other words your religion is more important to you than God. Maybe you should rethink your beliefs and at the same time learn better English or use a spell checker?
You are really a funny little man. You guys have been to my house and you are either dead or imprisoned. That was a day when we were weak and had mercy. The days of mercy are becoming just a faded memory. But look on the bright side, you will get a bunch of virgins Too bad you guys prefer little boys.
Now you are in colonial trap. That is want they want you to say in order to steal the rest of your resources.
We can have a better world, we can share a lot of this planet resources peacefully, we can look at the people not based on what they believe but base on what they are doing.
What capitalism (unlimited greed) is planning is to have "Clash of Civilization" instead of class war, divide the people and conquer them.
In 1914 human being was in far better situation than today. We were thinking about equality. The war against equality(socialism) with the help of corporate media made us selfish. We should try to love every human being my friend.
Huh. Seriously?.
If you the Muslims and Islam do not believe in this, THEN IT IS NOT A RELIGION. it is only hatred cult. and you were threatening INDIA in your other post. grow baby grow up. you need some psychological evaluation as do all those jihadists.
you are a sicko. You and people who believe like you need to be eradicated.
Your prophet was a pedophile who married a 6 year old and consummated he marriage when she was 9. You and your followers have been lied to and follow a false god. In fact, there is no god.
The astonishing thing is that some people will emigrate to the "west", get educated, enjoy all the rights and privileges that a modern democratic society offers them and then they will start denigrating the very same system that allowed them all these privileges. Islam in today's form and democracy are diametrically opposed and cannot coexist within the same society because islam is not a religion but a socio-political, economic system from the 1st millennium that encompasses every aspect of human life.
Just don't emigrate to western countries for the education and all the privileges and stay in your glorious muslim countries. We can all live together in peace.
The only people loosing the big battles is ISIS, and if ISIS is a representation of Islam, well there you go. ISIS is composed of a bunch of Islamic criminals, no different than the gangs of neoNazis or the Crips and the Bloods. Gang bangers with tanks. If Islam wants to make a good name for itself then be the top dog in the fight against them, and that by the way, would be the Suadis mostly.
What sh1t, eyes will turn into glass??, is this what you have been brainwashed into by your madrasas
Simply said, that was the most correct and non provocative comment I have heard in a very long time. A lot of people standing in the foreground of media etc are "feeding" off of bad situations fir their own gain and excel and thereby fueling a fire which consumes peace in this world. Your comment made my day. Almost everybody is trying to manipulate things....ISIS...... And even maybe Maher. Time to get real. Miss u Kiki!
"Fareed Zakaria, read my lips. Your biased bigotted reporting has been met with disdain. How will you look your children in the eyes and explain to them the polluted legacy that you have left them behind. Your logic is flawed. Your facts are wrong. Your journalism is unethical. "
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA, that's some funny stuff tovarich.
Do you have a real argument or just baseless blather?
Scott, your comment represents of the history of Islam – useless blather. It is the retelling of the Jewish stories as told to Muhammad for the first 40 years of his life. He then retold the stories with his own personal bias thrown in for good measure. Islam was spread by the sword, which appears to be the case today.
The battlefields are today the killing fields of Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan. Tomorrow, God willing it will be India. Come and try to fight Islam. Come and try to defeat Islam. This is your chance. Because if you don't then you in turn will be urned/pyred.
As Clint Eastwood said, "Make my Day."
Everything Muslims base existence on has been a lie. Mohammed wasn't a prophet.. Illiterate Mohammed created the Koran. There is no such thing as an Allah being and there is absolutely no magical afterlife with virgins... There is also no such thing as Satan but their are evil people that act evil. Islamist certainly are pure evil with their 7th century belief system...
You just ruptured your artery to the brain. Rest in peace.
Probably one of those christian bigots that the more they kill muslims they feel closer to Jesus.
I wonder what muslim women get after life, I think they believe it is still virgins that's why you don't see so many women suicide bombers, unless they are lesb.
I think you foolishly underestimate our nuclear deterrent. If you really become an out of control threat, we'll drop a neutron bomb on you and Russia and China will likely agree.
There is a simpler solution. Leave middle east to its own people and respect international laws.
Mohammad was either a charlatan or a glorified witch. He just set you guys up to try and destroy the world but it might just turn out the other way round. Its easier for the goatherds to die out
Another Fascist, decedent of Hitler
Islam was founded by a murdering rapist and child molester trying to convince people to follow his banner by instilling in them the fear of God and the idea that obedience to him was a religious duty. ISIS are the true Muslims; the moderate Muslims of Indonesia are something else. If they had any sense at all, they would stop calling themselves Muslims. But then of course, if they do so, Mohammed decreed that they must be killed. Kind of a Catch-22 there.
Did Ebola get you too? High fever?
Is that supposed to be some kind of rebuttal? Or are you simply admitting that what I wrote is true. Mohammed was a murderer, he was a rapist, and he did preach death to all non-believers. If the muslims in Indonesia don't support that version of Islam, then they aren't true Muslims, any more than Christians who preach death and destruction to their enemies are Christians. You can't refuse the fundamental positions of the faith and still be one of the faithful.
The ebola was a nice touch though. So current. It's just a shame that's all you had to offer.
How about jesus? Who was him? A myth that was used to build inquisition.
You are right on the money!!
Does anyone say that Buddhism has a "problem" after 10s of thousands Tamil Hindus were killed during the Sri Lankan civil war or recent anti-Muslim violence in Thailand and Burma by Buddhist extremists? Is there much discussion or outrage about Hindu extremism? The US war in Iraq ripped open sectarian hatreds and outside Arab funding unleashed ISIS, Islamaphobia and racism in Europe motivated the legions of recruits from the West, while money enticed traditionally secular Central Asians. Broad-brush, ill-informed condemnation of Islam as inherently violent only fuels the fire.
Do budhists kill shouting "buddha is great"? Have you heard of any hindu killing shouting "ram is great"?
Second there is nothing in either budhism or hinduism that supports killing of people in the indiscriminate manner that the isil is employing. There are plenty of verses in the quran and in the actions of muhammad that support beheading of prisoners and non believers.
It is refreshing that we still have intelligent people like jn in the world. He/She is correct. Islam is a cult of hate and destruction and is not comparible to other religions.
Our mission is simple. Regional control by 2015. Our vision is focused, global domination by 2017. WE WILL solve all world's problems and take it to its zenith never seen in modern times. I am Zane Abdulla and I approve this message. I am proud to be a muslim. Islam is my religion and my way of life. It is better than yours.
Mine does not kill innocent people. Yours is a group of murderous liars.
There are 4 million muslims being subjected to genocide in Indian Occupied Kashmir by Hindus. Hundreds of thousands have been killed.
Over 20,000 muslims have been killed by hindus in Gujarat
About 6 million Palestinian muslims have been made homeless and their lands taken away by jews in collaboration with Americans/British et al. One million have been killed.
175 million muslims in India are living in oppression, subjugated by hindus and therefore seeking independence.
300,000 muslims have been killed in Iraq by western forces
250,000 muslims have been killed in Afghanistan by NATO.
Playing the part of the victim are we?
If muslims are so subjugated in India, why do they not go to pakistan ( that haven for people like osama bin laden).
By the way, have the sunnis of pakistan completely massacred the ahmadiyas and shias or are any left in pakistan?
Oh.. I love the one about Jews taking land.. This is the biggest lie of our times.. Jews were given their incestrial homeland back by the UN after WWII... They accepted a small splinter of land on the map as long as they were left to be in peace. Muslim countries tried to annex their land and murder all jews in the 6 day war (including men and children). Jews fought back, destroyed hundreds of bomb filled planes, and protected their people... There are also millions of muslims living in Israel today.... How sick are people who try to twist history and lie to protect terror organizations like Hamas.... Pathetic...
Have you though it through? The reason moslums are "persecuted" is because those that are "persecuting" you are in actuality, fighting for their lives...against you?
Your religion, way of life, whatever... IS NOT WANTED!!!
Does your way of life also include beheading of people like the isil's does? Obviously they are also msulims, right? You must be really proud of their "superior" ways.
Good! Be happy with it and build your own society and don't try to impose it on others. I will share a true story: my sister was visiting Australia a couple of years ago and she decided to go the the beach with her son. While she was coming back from the beach she noticed a commotion nearby. There were 5 bearded guys who were walking abreast shoulder to shoulder and chanting something. Then all of a sudden they walked up to 2 young girls in bikinis and spit on the ground in front of them and started saying derogatory things about western society and culture. My point is, why did you emigrate to a country whose culture you despise?
Religion that we love.
Stand beside her, and guide her
Thru the night with a light from above.
From Myanmar to Kashmir to Karachi and onto New Delhi/Europe and USA.
And to the oceans, white with foam
GOD BLESS ISLAM, Our religion sweet way of life.
Religion to the rich and poor and needy,
Way of life to the Muslims, Christians, Hinddosz, Sikhs and Buddhists and everyone else
GOD BLESS ISLAM, the religion of Peace the Beautiful and the Brave.
The Koran is a complete rip off of Judaism and Christianity... Judaism existed 2000 years before Mohammed created Islam. Christianity was around 600 years before Islam. Buddhism and Hinduism all around long before Islam. Yet somehow the world prospered... What were the Arabs doing before Mohammed ..?
Why does God need to bless islam? Because it is not from God and is in urgent need of God's blessings?
Have you been to India? In India Hindus, Muslims, Christians live in lot better peace than Pakistan. Ask an Indian Muslim to move to Pakistan and he/she will kill themselves rather than moving to unholy pot hole that you have created called Pakistan. The reason Indian Muslims are not terrorist is because they are educated, they have freedom and they live in 21st century and are not stuck to 10th century values like you are preaching. So either wake up from your delusional life.
People in India are starving. Most live in slums. It smells like s hitt. There are no toilets. Raype galore. People defecate on streets. Why would any normal person wanna go to hell in India. You guys are cannibals.
These Paakis are so envious of successful India all they can do is think India is a terrible place to live and convince themselves that their country ruled by muslim terrorists is a better place to live.
Our mission is simple. Regional control by 2015. Our vision is focused, global domination by 2017. WE WILL solve all world's problems and take it to its zenith never seen in modern times. I am Samy Bashir and I approve this message. I am proud to be a muslim. Islam is my religion and my way of life. It is better than yours.
World domination. Go to hell.
Yes. World domination. You have failed to solve global problems. We will solve them for you.
Israel will be relocated for starters, to America. We will build them a Jerusalem in Washington D.C.
Interesting how every country dominated by Islam is doing crappy. Magnify that by the whole world, and our world sinks to a nadir not seen since the dark ages – another time when religion tried to rule.
Samy, I need a camel rider with tabuli and cheese with a large tea.
You need some morning after pills or an abortion.
Folks, let me take you on a trip to reality.
Modern day terrorism was invented by the likes of Mussolini and Hitler assisted by Gandhi. They were Christians and hindus. Millions were killed in the most vicious way.
Your rants prove that you are enraged with hatred and absolutism. That is the problem with modern day Islam. You exemplify the problem, so it is enlightening to see you confirming most people's beliefs. You show your intolerance and reveal your true agenda to control the world by your distorted belief system. If Islam is a religion of peace, then you would be saying the opposite.
If you want to defend Islam, you are doing a very poor job. What this world needs is for the so called "moderate Muslims" to speak out against ISIS and, in addition, not threaten to take over the world.
Funny how we think that Islam has a problem when they do what their religion tells them to do, but we don't think Christianity has a problem when it does the same thing. Christianity is used to pass laws to discriminate against people. Christianity is used to keep women subservient in their marriages. Christianity is used to justify bigotry toward those whose skin isn't white.
Any sort of hatred or discrimination you can think of can be found in religious texts. The low-IQ people who believe these things will never be able to understand why what they're doing is wrong. Islam or Christianity, it makes little difference.
Basically, you are full of crap
So Fareed finally came to this conclusion ? The rest of the world figured this out about a thousand years ago.
No, 1400 years ago Mohammed beheaded those who refused his forced conversion to his beliefs... Mohammed was anything but a prophet... Jesus and Gandhi were men of peace.... Islamist today emulate Mohammed's misbehavior...
Let's not forget that the average American citizen is armed to the teeth Samy boy. Hope to see you soon!
Armed with what? Food stamps and cheap weed.
Guns and ammo baby. Guns and ammo.
Pigs from Pakistan only yell hatred and world domination in the name of your peaceful religion. Go back to your sty no one needs more education about Islam, you folks have already shown it in your actions.
So Mr Z finally calls a spade a spade...But of course he's all for talking trash about ISIS, his beloved Iran is ISIS's main target.
Let's not be clueless; the West has a problem.
Westerners think that labeling jihadists are "terrorists", "extremists" and "radicals" will somehow win the fight because, well, everyone knows we are better than them even when we commit extreme and radical acts of terror just like them.
Muslims, especially jihadists, have a big advantage in terms of motivation.
In the West people either worship money, or they fear God (more than worship him), and their main motivation is not serving God to get to Heaven but trying to avoid Hell.
For Muslims, especially jihadists, Heaven is a very real place, and a Muslim believes he can influence his ability to get there.
I don't know if muslims are influencing their ability to get to heaven. They certainly seem to be in a hurry to find out, though (poor schmucks
LOL people are so afraid to criticize religion in media.
YOU BELIEVE THAT A MAN WAS TAKEN UP TO HEAVEN ON A WINGED HORSE! I don't care how many people believe that–it's stupid!
You believe UFOs are alien made. How stupid is THAT. Freaking little green men in flying saucers. LMAO
What "ISIS/ISIL" and "Al Qaeda" have achieved is whatever was reported to you regarding their achievements. Nothing more, nothing less. If there were more achievements you wouldn't know about them anyway so it doesn't really matter in your world what actually gets done. All that matters is whatever is reported to you parrots of the airwaves.
Once upon a time the Arab World was a very civilized place. They greatly contributed to mathematics, general science and medicine. The early rise of Islam did little to dampen their contributions.1500 years later Islam has turned most countries, Arab and non-Arab, into insular, unfriendly and mostly uncivilized places.
In the 20th and 21st centuries they Muslim world has been caught up in inter-Nicene religious wars and in the last three decades exporting terror to the rest of the world.
There is very little we can turn to in history to help solve this problem. The Romans simply would have viewed everyone in that region as the problem and would have decimated most of the villages and sold the rest into slavery. While effective it wouldn't work in our "enlightened" century.
I guess when terror is more regularly exported into other countries and the body count rises will we have to face the tough decisions and the realization that we really are at war with Islam to a large degree.
I wonder what happened to all the muslim mofos around the world who were saying death to the person who drew the caricature of MuhamMAD, when ISIS is beheading innocent people.
The Koran is a complete rip off of Judaism and Christianity... Judaism existed 2000 years before Mohammed created Islam. Christianity was around 600 years before Islam. Buddhism and Hinduism all around long before Islam. Yet somehow the world prospered... What were the Arabs doing before Mohammed ..?
Domestic terrorism is a bigger threat to US than international terrorism. As is suicide. Suicide is the number one killer of US troops, btw.
Islam has been violent for the last 1400 years. It wiped out Zororastrianism. It killed millions of Hindus. Every Muslim country is extremely intolerant of minorities. So Fareed you are delusional or a liar.
Also 1400 years is nothing to be impressed about. People believed the sun moved around the earth for more than 2000 years. Lies can persist because of arrogant ignorance.
True, but Fareed has to be somewhat PC, he has a job to keep....The truth hurts and usually leads to Islamist becoming more insane (if that's possible)....
The astonishing thing is that some people will emigrate to the "west", get educated, enjoy all the rights and privileges that a modern democratic society offers them and then they will start denigrating the very same system that allowed them all these privileges. Islam in today's form and democracy are diametrically opposed and cannot coexist within the same society because islam is not a religion but a socio-political, economic system from the 1st millennium that encompasses every aspect of human life.


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Windows Phone 8 makes significant changes while remaining true to its core. It's sharp, colorful, clean, and simple, but also hip and a bit exuberant. New features include a surge of NFC actions, greater customization, and a heavy peppering of more-minor additions and adjustments; yet it's the tile-based interface that continues to be the operating system's most distinctive and defining characteristic. On the whole, Windows Phone 8 is a worthy refresh, and one that gives Microsoft's mobile platform the boost it needs to compete against Android and iOS.
Yet for all its strengths, there is no one exciting, standout feature that will get people talking, or that will make you itch to pick up a Windows Phone device if you weren't already interested before. That's because in Windows Phone 8, Microsoft mostly plays catch-up to Android and iOS by muscling up faster processing power, high-definition screen capability, and support for expandable memory. Closing the chasm is a good thing; it's exactly what Microsoft needed to do. But what we're left with is a unique-looking OS that still lacks some key features and offers only a few truly innovative contributions to lure new customers on other platforms.
Although Microsoft still has some work to do, Windows Phone 8 has the potential to power compelling devices that will for the most part meet a smartphone user's demands. A strong roster of handsets is already in the making, starting with the Nokia Lumia 920 and the HTC Windows Phone 8X.
Editors' note: Microsoft scattered a lot of little changes throughout the OS. In this review, I cover the most major additions.
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Start screen
Ironically, Windows Phone 8's most identifying feature isn't limited to the OS at all. The worked-over Start screen, with its wider footprint and resizable live tiles, also bedecks earlier Windows phones that received the 7.8 OS update.
Regardless, the Start screen change helps moves the OS forward. Cycling through the trio of live tile sizes (some only have two sizing options) is easy enough to keep almost any interface-Goldilocks happy, and if the screen gets overwhelmingly busy, I suppose you have only yourself to blame. I do miss some of the space between live tiles that separates organization from chaos. In addition, and a little more control over individual tile colors would help break up the monochromatic monotony of mostly red or blue tiles, for instance, but I welcome the plethora of new theme colors (at least 20, depending on your phone) and the heightened customization.
Here's a nice addition: you can now choose a dynamic lock screen background that offers useful information at a glance. Groupon deals, Facebook updates, and, on the Windows Phone 8X, the HTC weather widget, are favorites so far.
Kid's Corner
Raise your hand if you've ever handed your phone to a kid to entertain him or her. Mine's up, too. Microsoft built in a progeny-friendly profile of sorts that gives kids basic control over theme colors and what they want to open.
Adults choose the games, apps, music, and videos that pin to the Kid's Corner -- none of which includes a Web browser or dialer -- and if you have a lock screen enabled, munchkins can't get back to the guts of the device.
With a locked phone and Kid's Corner enabled, swipe left from the lock screen to unlock it as you would your own profile. Without a lock screen, you can launch Kid's Corner from an app.
Stuff you can do with NFC
Tap + Send was one new addition I was most excited to try. The built-in NFC protocol means you can tap NFC phones to share contacts, URLs, Word documents, photos, song titles, and video with other Windows Phone 8 or NFC-enabled Windows 8 devices.
Yet you can't simply tap two devices together; you have to go through the menu, then sharing options to select "Tap + Send." It works fine, but Android's method of touching backs, then pressing to accept, is easier and faster since it requires fewer steps. Share between two Windows phones and you get the gratification of chirping sounds and vibration as NFC works its magic. Incidentally, I was also able to share a URL with the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, but not photos. I haven't yet tested NFC sharing with any other non-Windows device.
Wireless charging and pairing devices are two other very promising uses I've seen in demos, and I was able to test it with the Nokia Lumia 920, which boasts built-in wireless charging through the Qi standard. It worked pretty well, though maybe wasn't quite as quick as plugging a charger directly into the phone.
So why use it? Once you set up the wireless charging pad (which itself has to be plugged in), you can drop the phone onto the pad to immediately top up the battery. No messing with the cables or reaching down to plug in a wall socket. I set it up on my desk and tucked the pad's cord behind my computer, so that the pad (and not the cable) is the surface I see.
NFC is also synonymous with mobile payments, and when it finally catches on, Windows Phone will be ready. If the carrier enables it and if there's a compatible point-of-sale terminal, you'll be able to use your phone as a virtual wallet to sign off on paying for goods.
So far, Microsoft's stab at NFC is off to a good start, but I would like to see even more content enter the sharing bubble: all OneNote notes (not just audio notes), podcast tags, and directions.
Even if you can't find any vendors that accept NFC payments, you can still use Microsoft's new wallet, starting with the engine to find local deals. Right now, Living Social is all that was enabled so far, and the offers I saw were bizarre Living Social deals that weren't actually local. That's strange to me, because I receive Living Social alerts for San Francisco on other mobile phones. I hope Microsoft works out this kink.
If you're planning to link a credit card to purchase content, the wallet is one good way to do it. I also added the information for my public transit card. It was tedious as you might imagine, and although I could snap a picture to identify the card, all I really wanted to do was store a photo of my card's serial number that I could reference later. That should also be an option. Of course, an OCR reader that accurately transcribed images to text would be the best.
The benefit of going whole hog and adding those details one by one is the potential for your bank's app and others to hook into your card and add richer information and services. At the time of this review, developers still haven't had a chance to code these extras yet, but I do hope they arrive soon.
In a similar vein, the upcoming Fast Cards in the wallet will filter out the payment cards that you can use for NFC payment, so they'll be ready in a tap. It's a great implementation in theory.
A small but useful feature is downloading Nokia maps for offline use. It's a little fussy to find and set up, and maps download by state or region. That's great for traveling abroad, but not so hot when all you'd really like to do is download directions you just looked up, or save the map you have on your screen.
Screenshots of maps will work, but it'd be great to store downloaded maps in the maps app, rather than have to root through your camera roll to find your photo. Still, gift horse...mouth. Map downloads are a unique platform addition, and one I hope that Microsoft and Nokia will continue to build.
Voice-to-text, voice commands
Voice dictation is a mobile OS necessity, one that Microsoft enhances in Windows Phone 8. However, voice-to-text is inconsistent to use, it isn't always accurate, and it doesn't understand punctuation. To me, that adds up to hit-or-miss usability, especially when the fight between Siri and Google Voice Actions is so fierce, and Google appears to be winning, even on iOS.
Here's an example. Voice notes come to OneNote in Windows Phone 8. Press and hold the Start button from any screen, say "Note," and start talking. If you tweak the settings, it will also work from the lock screen. I wish you luck; the Microsoft TellMe voice recognition engine didn't recognize or transcribe correctly, and entered the word "period" when I wanted the symbol. It's clearly better for short notes, rather than bullet-point lists and lengthy e-mails.
Making matters more confusing, OneNote has a voice input button in the app. But if you use that, you're only entering an audio file, not translating the spoken work into type.
Google does offer its search app (with voice search) in the Microsoft store, so there's your workaround if you'd like it.
Voice dictation works as advertised in the e-mail and text message composition windows, but with the same punctuation and comprehension issues. Shorter, well-enunciated speaking is more successful.
In June, Microsoft demonstrated how third-party developers could plug voice commands into their apps. They used Audible, the audiobook app, to show how it's done. I similarly tried a test version of Audible for reviewers, but the experience was buggy. Commands only worked part of the time, usually to play and pause. I was able to skip ahead a chapter as well.
Where I ran into trouble was when Audible didn't hear me, or didn't understand my command. Once I saw that yellow error message on the screen, no amount of rebarking orders would get the app back on track.
The feature is a great idea, but I hope it works better in real-life situations than it did in this reviewer's release software.
On the whole, Microsoft does a good job with the Bing app, which gains some enhancements in the form of recommendations for places and things that are either popular or endorsed by your Facebook friends.
For example, if you're looking for a restaurant or activity nearby, Bing will call out the cafe that your friends like before it shows you an unknown spot. The new For You panel in Local Scout follows this principle as well.
Another addition I do like is the deeper context in the Bing app home screen. Swipe right to see more panels like new movies, top headlines, and local deals. It'd be great to see more than just one example for each category before the OS drives you to load a new page to see them all.
Search results categories also get slightly beefier, gaining shopping and video in addition to photos, local, and Web results. You mostly won't notice the new features, but they do add to the app.
Camera app
The best new feature to come to multimedia is one that's going to take developers to catch on, but it's one of Windows Phone 8's truly innovative features.
In the camera app, you can choose "lenses" that act like effects. Bing Vision, the bar code scanner and media reader, is loaded by default. CNN has the only other lens option so far, but downloading it didn't bring up the option in the lenses area. It will take some time for developers to add lenses to the camera. Ultimately, the feature's success will depend on the devs.
Microsoft has also added some long-awaited editing tools. Cropping and rotating photos joins auto-fixing, but where's panorama? How about color correction, straightening, red-eye reduction, and the rest? Yes, there are apps for that (HTC gives you one it its phones,) but Microsoft really could have taken integrated editing a step further by weaving other common editing tools into the photo app, as they are in stock Android 4.0 and above. Microsoft would actually offer the advantage there, since many Android manufacturers don't actually use those editing tools.
Pinch-to-zoom in the camera viewfinder is another better-late-than-never addition.
Microsoft's new music store
Fly the flag and play "Taps": Zune is dead. Taking its place is the extremely similar Xbox Music Store and subscription to stream and download songs at will.
The Music Pass is free for 30 days, then costs $10 per month after that, or about $100 for the year. It works on Windows 8 PC and Xbox 360. In Windows Phone 8, it means that any music connected to your Microsoft ID is stored in the cloud and accessible anywhere else. You'll also be able to download songs to save bandwidth (huzzah!) if you'd rather not stream.


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Euro 2016 is set to be one to remember. With the continent's best teams heading to France in search of glory, there's every chance punters will see some sublime football played between 10th June and 10th July 2016.
Naturally, for the teams to wow with their talents, certain players will need to shine; this summer, fans from every active nation will be expecting great things from a bevy of stars. From the old guard to the plucky newbies, each of the 24 teams taking part in Euro 2016 have a handful of players they'll be looking to for inspiration.
From a betting perspective, it's these stars who offer some of the most interesting odds and options heading into the competition. Whether it's the players most likely to run off with the 'Golden Boot' or a youngster capturing the eye of Europe's top managers, Euro 2016 will be a time for talent spotting – and money making.
Indeed, with everyone and their dog about to transform from a casual fan into the next talent scout for Real Madrid, the online bookies have gone player crazy, with a slew of player-specific bets over the last few weeks.
To ensure you know which players to look out for and, more importantly, which ones could represent some value in the betting markets, here's a list of the top three players to watch during Euro 2016.
When it comes to emerging talent, there are few players as highly touted as Alli going into Euro 2016. Despite being just 20-years-old, Alli shone for Tottenham this season and, with some solid England performances under his belt, there's every chance he could be the proverbial dark horse this summer.
One of Alli's biggest strengths for Tottenham during the 2015-2016 season was his passing rate. With a 79.5% success rate in the Europa League and a 75.0% success rate in the Premier League, Alli managed an overall passing rate of 74.9%. That type of activity and accuracy could be just what England need as they strive to get the ball up to the likes of Harry Kane and Jamie Vardy.
Although creative players are often overlooked when it comes to naming the 'Player of the Tournament', Alli could be worth a punt at 25/1 over at William Hill Sports. Heading into the tournament, France's Paul Pogba is the runaway favourite for the title at 8/1.
However, Alli will step onto the pitch with the exuberance of youth on his side and that could make him a standout player. If 25/1 odds at William Hill aren't enough to tickle your fancy, then Dmitri Payet at 16/1 or Eden Hazard at 20/1 are certainly worth a punt.
Welsh players don't often get a chance to compete in a major tournament, so this will be Bale's big moment to shine on the international stage. While it's fair to say that Wales are one of the tournament's underdogs – they are priced at 80/1 to win outright at Ladbrokes – Bale will be a big player for them as long as they survive.
Since the Welsh winger will almost be carrying the weight of a nation on his shoulders, there's one of two ways things could go. Either he'll thrive and become an even bigger star, or he'll crumble. Either way, Paddy Power's Bale vs Slovakia market is an interesting one to check out.
Currently available as a 'player versus team WDW', Bale is 4/1 to come out on top, while a draw is 7/4 and a Slovakia win is 4/5. Given that Bale will be a big player for Wales and that he could do something special, you should check out this bet and others like it throughout the tournament.
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As expected, a UFC 133 contest between Alexander Gustafsson (11-1 MMA, 3-1 UFC) and Matt Hamill (10-3 MMA, 9-3 UFC) will air on Spike TV.
The recently arranged matchup, in which Hamill replaced an injured Vladimir Matyushenko, is one of two UFC 133 preliminary card matchups that will air on the UFC's longtime cable television partner.
Featuring a headlining rematch between former UFC champion Rashad Evans and Tito Ortiz, "UFC 133: Evans vs. Ortiz II" takes place Aug. 6 at Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center. The night's main card airs on pay-per-view.
An additional four bouts also stream on Facebook. Dennis Hallman vs. Brian Ebersole, a bout that was expected to stream on Facebook, was recently promoted to UFC 133's main card when a planned matchup between Rich Franklin and Antonio Rogerio Nogueira was scratched.
Hamill fights for the first time since a lopsided (and late-notice) decision loss to Quinton Jackson in UFC 130's headliner. Prior to the defeat, the decorated amateur wrestler had earned five-straight UFC victories, which included decision victories over Tito Ortiz and Keith Jardine and a head-kick knockout of Mark Munoz. The stretch also included a disqualification win (due to illegal elbow strikes) over now-champ Jon Jones in 2009.
While seven of Gustafsson's first nine career victories came via knockout, the 24-year-old Swedish prospect recently has posted back-to-back submission victories (over Cyrille Diabate and James Te Huna). His lone career loss came to unbeaten contender Phil Davis at UFC 112, which followed a knockout win over Jared Hamann in his late-2009 octagon debut. The UFC 133 fight marks Gustafsson's first-ever bout in the U.S.
With the officials announcement, UFC 133's (hopefully) finalized lineup includes:
MAIN CARD (Pay-per-view)
- Rashad Evans vs. Tito Ortiz
- Yoshihiro Akiyama vs. Vitor Belfort
- Jorge Rivera vs. Alessio Sakara
- Rory MacDonald vs. Mike Pyle
- Brian Ebersole vs. Dennis Hallman
PRELIMINARY CARD (Spike TV)
- Alexander Gustafsson vs. Matt Hamill
- Chad Mendes vs. Rani Yahya
PRELIMINARY CARD (Facebook)
- Ivan Menjivar vs. Nick Pace
- Johny Hendricks vs. Mike Pierce
- Mike Brown vs. Nam Phan
- Rafael "Sapo" Natal vs. Costantinos Phillippou
For more on UFC 133, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.
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Eric Abare, Kelly Broderick accused of abusing their infant son
Allegheny County Sheriff's deputies caught up with two of their most wanted fugitives on Tuesday night.
Eric Abare, 27, and Kelly Broderick, 29, were found sitting on a bench outside UPMC Mercy hospital and taken into custody.
The pair is facing charges related to allegations of abusing their son at a home in Bridgeville in January 2012. At the time, the boy was 3 months old.
Abare and Broderick claimed the boy had fallen off a bed, but doctors said his injuries were the result of constant abuse, according to the sheriff's office.
Abare is also charged with assaulting a 7-year-old child, and the couple is accused of hiding a fugitive in their home and not calling 911 because they didn't want police to respond, the sheriff's office said.
Sheriff's deputies began looking for the couple after Abare failed to show up for court and Broderick allegedly lied to police about knowing where he was and where she was living.
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Combative Patient
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Large Tree Down on W. Islay
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Panhandler Assaults Resident
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Possible Fire on a Fishing Boat
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Open Door Found at Sears
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Fight at the Hyatt
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Security researchers have unearthed a flaw in Sendmail, the popular email server package that's widely used by ISPs. A security bug involving improper handling of asynchronous signal data by Sendmail when receiving and processing mail might be used to corrupt stack memory. By sending specially malformed data at controlled time intervals hackers might be able to take advantage of the flaw to compromise vulnerable systems.
Sendmail packages up to and including versions 8.13.5 as well as Sendmail 8.12.11 and earlier versions are vulnerable to exploitation. Users of the commercial versions of Sendmail are also potentially at risk and may need to apply patches (as explained here and here).
No exploit currently exists. Nonetheless the Sendmail Consortium urges users to either upgrade to Sendmail 8.13.6 or to apply patches to 8.13.5 and 8.12.11 versions of its software. Customers running commercial versions of Sendmail need to apply vendor-supplied patches. Credit for discovering the vulnerability goes to security researcher Mark Dowd of security tools firm ISS (advisory here). ®