"I'm not a mathematician, or a security specialist, but I'd like to ask if you're talking about the same RSA that hacked through social engineering?"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kelly Rawlings Aug 19, 2009. 10 Replies 0 Likes
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Robert Hearn replied to Manny Hernandez's discussion 'Q&A from Medtronic about "pump hack", links to diabetes blogs, more...'
Robert Hearn replied to Manny Hernandez's discussion 'Happy birthday Seagator!!'"Happy Birthday, sir!"
Robert Hearn replied to Manny Hernandez's discussion 'Calling all TuD members from US states affected by tornadoes'"Very fortunate here in my little town of Oak Ridge - lot of rain, lot of wind, lot of thunder and lightning - minor hail, and no real damage. My wife was stuck at work in Knoxville - windshield cracked (7 impact points from the hail), top and driver…"
Mike commented on Robert Hearn's blog post 'Diabetes Gear'"Holy crap...this post just made me lose an hour of time! I clicked on your Amazon link and then got sucked into the black hole of Amazon.
I use a little carrying case...I don't even remember where i got it. It fits my meter, strips, extra…"
Kate commented on Robert Hearn's blog post 'Diabetes Gear'"Mine is totally girly, but it works for me! I got it at a bag party that is run kind of like a tupperware party. I picked it up just after I went on the omnipod and it works great for lugging around the extra pump supplies. Bonus - it is not medical…"
SuFu, Ph.D. commented on Robert Hearn's blog post 'Diabetes Gear'"zip-lock baggie tossed into my backpack. lol"
Robert Hearn posted a blog postDiabetes Gear
Ok, what do you use to carry your stuff? I've got a Maratac Range Bag that carries books, notebooks, pens/pencils, a flashlight and a couple other things, along with a Dia-Pak Deluxe, and an At A Glance Page a Day calendar for a log.However, after almost 2 years, the Dia-Pak is, well, getting old, and a little blood stained (imagine that). I've been looking around at different bags (used this for a little while…See More
Robert Hearn replied to Amanda's discussion 'The Look'"I work with a bunch of (for the most part) very cool, very level-headed IT folks. We're the help desk for a government organization, and over all, pretty intelligent.
When I was first diagnosed as a Type 1 almost 2 years ago (2? 3?, I hate…"
Robert Hearn replied to Emily F's discussion 'While seeking new employment, my old boss told my potential new boss of my Type 1... how wrong is that?'"Sounds like a release of Protected Health Information to me. But I'm no lawyer."
Robert Hearn commented on Robert Hearn's blog post 'Where do you go when you no longer give a hoot?'"Folks, I want to thank all of y'all who replied on here. I'm getting back on top of it now. Found a page a day planner for this year, and I'm getting back into testing regularly, bolusing for my meals, and doing what I'm supposed…"
Robert Hearn replied to Javi's discussion 'ANY ONETOUCH ULTRASMART USER??' in the group OneTouch Users"Honestly, it's going to be as useful as you make it. I'm just now getting back on the wagon with my testing - went for a long while with sporadic testing and realized I was doing myself more harm than good with that (thank you, everyone…"
Keith221 commented on Robert Hearn's blog post 'Where do you go when you no longer give a hoot?'"I know how much this Club 1 sucks I also was dx'ed later in life 52. I know for me my diabetes is great for my OCD. Talk about taking over one's life this is one of the tops!! (like all the one's LOL) The only other thing that helps…"
Cathy Jacobson commented on Robert Hearn's blog post 'Where do you go when you no longer give a hoot?'"Do you know anyone else who has diabetes, but is working with it? Do you have a CDE (certified diabetic educator) that you can visit with, or a diabetes group. I'm thinking visiting with a friend who doesn't have "D" doesn't…"
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Diabetes Gear
Posted on April 24, 2011 at 7:48am 3 Comments 0 Likes
Ok, what do you use to carry your stuff? I've got a Maratac Range Bag that carries books, notebooks, pens/pencils, a flashlight and a couple other things, along with a Dia-Pak Deluxe, and an At A Glance Page a Day calendar for a log.
However, after almost 2 years, the Dia-Pak is, well, getting old, and a little blood stained (imagine that). I've been looking around at different bags (used this for a little while… Continue
However, after almost 2 years, the Dia-Pak is, well, getting old, and a little blood stained (imagine that). I've been looking around at different bags (used this for a little while… Continue
Where do you go when you no longer give a hoot?
Posted on February 4, 2011 at 8:02am 13 Comments 0 Likes
Hoot is not the word I want to use, but I don't want to use language that might be seen as offensive.
Diagnosed at age 46 as a Type 1. Was faithful and in good control for quite a while till the weight came back (I had lost 40 pounds prior to diagnosis).
Now, it seems that it doesn't matter what I do, I'm doing a great impression of the universe - constantly expanding.
If I don't eat, I get low, and I hate getting low because then I over react and over correct,… Continue
Diagnosed at age 46 as a Type 1. Was faithful and in good control for quite a while till the weight came back (I had lost 40 pounds prior to diagnosis).
Now, it seems that it doesn't matter what I do, I'm doing a great impression of the universe - constantly expanding.
If I don't eat, I get low, and I hate getting low because then I over react and over correct,… Continue
Testing Question
Posted on May 12, 2010 at 8:46am 3 Comments 0 Likes
What's the average here for daily finger-stick testing? I just came off my honeymoon period, and from what I've been reading (books and web), a lot of folks are doing pre and post meal testing, as well as an early morning, and pre-bedtime - total of 8 (if you're eating 3 meals).
How often do you test - I'm going to my MD to ask for 8 times daily - now that I'm out of the honeymoon period, I think this will give me a better spread on what my…
Continue Looks like the honeymoon is over
Posted on May 2, 2010 at 8:14pm 4 Comments 0 Likes
Well, here lately, the BG has been higher on a regular basis, and the amount of insulin (Humalog) I've been using has been going up as well. Used to be that if the sliding scale called for six units, I could get by with three, and still might drop pretty quickly. Now, if it calls for six, I inject six, and even then, I don't get below 121 any time soon.
It's only been a year - well, a year on the 16th of this month, and it's already driving me crazy trying to figure out how and where… Continue
It's only been a year - well, a year on the 16th of this month, and it's already driving me crazy trying to figure out how and where… Continue
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- At 5:15pm on September 5, 2010,
Linda G said… - How's it all going "down there" Robert....any questions or comments?
Best Wishes on your Special Day....and the next 364 days!
- At 7:20pm on May 29, 2010,
Doris D said… - CALLING ALL PEOPLE FROM TENNESSEE!!!! Let's light up our GREAT State on the TuAnalyze Map by entering our lastest A1C at http://www.tudiabetes.org/forum/topics/tuanalyze-is-here
- At 3:09pm on January 9, 2010,
Pat said… - Robert this particular aircraft is a BK-117 we have two of them and 1 Sikorsky S76 along with a Cessna Citation II Jet
- At 9:55pm on September 4, 2009,
Ruel B. Garces said…
- At 1:32pm on September 3, 2009,
Sidney Partridge smile said… - Sonny says HI to your dog.
- At 7:56pm on August 16, 2009, Linda G said…
Welcome to the rabble Robert!
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