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As New Year's Eve approaches, Wanted in Rome highlights a selection of events taking place on the Festa di S. Silvestro, as it is known in Italy, as well as some traditions associated with new year.
The third edition of the marathon "We Run Rome" takes place on 31 December at 14.30. The 10-km course through the historic centre starts and finishes at the Baths of Caracalla.
The traditional Italian New Year's Eve meal consists of cotechino (a product similar to salami), zampone (stuffed pig's trotter), and lentils which are meant to bring luck for the coming year, all of which is washed down with a glass of prosecco or spumante.
The other well-known but almost-extinct tradition (in southern Italy at least) associated with capodanno involved people throwing old objects out the window, symbolising their readiness to welcome in the new year.
Some of the most atmospheric places to ring in the new year around Rome include Piazza del Popolo, Campo de' Fiori and Piazza Navona, while there are many parties taking place in Rome's clubs: Circolo degli Artisti, Palazzo dei Congressi, Escopazzo, Art Cafe Roma, La Cabala, White, Piper, 45 Giri, and Spazio 900.
Other events include a performance by Emmanuel Djob for the Roma Gospel Festival at the Auditorium, and Italian comedians Lillo e Greg at Teatro Olimpico, while there are plenty of parties at the city's expat pubs such as the Abbey Theatre, Scholar's Lounge and the Fiddler's Elbow.
This year the city holds a free concert at Circo Massimo, beginning at 21.30. The event will be dedicated to women and will feature Roman bands and DJ sets. There will also be a giant fireworks display on Via dei Fori Imperiali which this year is completely pedestrianised from 25 December until 6 January.
Meanwhile one of the city's most unusual and popular sights on the morning of New Year's Day is the Tuffo nel Tevere. At midday, immediately after the cannons fire on the Gianicolo, daredevil divers thrill the crowds by making the 17-metre plunge off Ponte Cavour into the icy waters of the Tiber below.


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All week long both Design Teams Members, shared some inspiration projects featuring products of both companies for Mother's Day ...
I initially started by making a single card for mother's day...
I pieced some "Quick Quotes" papers in a diagonal way.
At the bottom left, I added a "Pie shape" and made an arrangement with "Petaloo" flowers.
On the top I made a small banner using some "Quick Quotes" banners and sayings.
I die cut some letters to make the word MOM.
Here are the papers and stickers from "Quick Quotes" and "Petaloo" Flowers that I used...
I had so many pieces left over from the initial card that I decided to make some cards for her to use and send.
So that is how I came up with this small gift packet of cards for Mom.
I started by marking with pencil some diagonal lines for the layout of my card...
I choose 4 different Designers papers from the collection "", trace diagonal lines on the designer paper.
NOTE: Make sure to place numbers on each diagonal stripe even on the designers papers from 1 to 8 ...otherwise you will get lost and your stripes will not fit, it is like a puzzle.
THEN cut your papers...
When done cutting, I started to piece them onto my final cardstock...
since I had so many stripes left over (see photo)
I went ahead and make more cards...
so the end result is that from ONE sheet of stickers and FOUR different designs of A2 (4 1/4" x 51/2") papers (see photo on the left corner)
I got SEVEN completed cards...pretty good isn't it?
Close up of the cards
All The sentiments are from the sheet of stickers.
The black words "thanks" and "hello" are die cuts with a punched leaf added at each extremity.
I added to each piece some "faux" stitching made with a "Black Copic mulitiliner"
and some pearls
I tied the cards with this ribbon to make a simple gift packet of cards...
remark: remember to trace the lines on the papers , MARK numbers on each diagonal stripe and THEN cut them. Once the papers are cut and marked with numbers, work on assembly line style and the cards will go pretty fast!
Hello die: "Stampin'Up!
Mom die: letters taken from Penny black die see below supplies

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As our name suggests we our physiotherapy for injuries and conditions of the spine, "Plus" the same expert (hands on) treatment and advice for conditions affecting rest of the body, everything from tension headaches to foot and ankle problems as well as sports injuries such tennis elbow, and Achilles Tendonitis.
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So the girl who claims Lindsay "borrowed" her fur coat knows a thing or two about fur ...
Turns out, 22-year-old Masha Markova is quite the partier. So her claim that the coat smelled of booze and smoke when it was returned ... well, look at the pics and judge for yourself.
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Hello friends!
My apologies for not having posted here in a while. I had the unfortunate experience of getting a virus on my computer... and I lost all the images I had saved for future posts :(
Well I'm back now but have had to start all over! What a shame...
I'm on the market for a new coffee table so I've been paying special attention to tables in decor photos. I want something unique and unlike the standard ol' 4-legged wooden table that we have now.
I like the idea of using a couple of side tables/stools instead of one large coffee table.
This table is darling... it would fit right in in my imaginary girly girl house :)
This one takes the idea of an ottoman as a table up a few notches! Love it!
These are my favourite and would go perfect in our eclectic livingroom we currently have. They look like old drums possibly?
Everyone knows I just love books... so having a book end-table (book-end table!) would be a dream! The translucent coffee table is also a great idea when wanting to open up a small space. Do you think I could find some large see-through books that would work and hit 2 birds with one stone? LOL
All I can say about this is - gorgeous and creative! Wouldn't you love a bathroom like this?
I like the rusticness of this table. It looks like it could have been repurposed out of something else.
Something like this would also be great for a smaller space as it can create more seating when needed.
Friends also know I love anything Moroccan - great look!
If you happen to find any great unique coffee table ideas please send them my way!
What kind of coffee table do you have at home?
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Monday, September 15, 2008
To Blog or Not to Blog
Okay, so I'm getting some pestering to start a blog. I figure no one could possibly be interested in my lame story. I mean really, who am I? A house wife with an incurable disease that thinks she is a runner, LOL.
Diseased runner, I guess that is the one I'm supposed to talk about, but then I would have to confess to the days that I skip my workout, feel too unmotivated to get off my duff, or just don't work towards my goal for no reason at all.
The disease if Rheumatoid Arthritis, go ahead, Google it if I haven't already told you more than you wanted to know :-) I can handle pain, a lot of pain, that is why I was able to take up running at 38. I started last year only able to run about 100 yards before wanting to puke. I worked,
then I worked harder,
and after 7 months I could run 7 miles!! I was over the moon!
Then the bad stuff hit. Major surgery, insurance changes, medication changes, instability, and finally canceling my scheduled half marathon. I had paid and everything. I was going to run, walk, or crawl the length of the Marine Corps Historic Half, but I never made it to the start line.
I ran last month after a steroid shot suppressed my RA for 3 glorious weeks and got back to 3 miles. Then I crashed again. Now I'm back to an hour on the stationary bike, thanks to more steroids, and hoping to have the energy to run this week.
So that is what this blog is about. Struggling, fighting, and hopefully winning. No, I don't expect to actually win a race, but my goal is to run a half marathon...13.1 miles.... If I can do that, I win, RA looses.
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Step by step, reading your blog I know you will do Your half and I know this because your RA pain is a much greater pain than any half or full marathon racer will ever feel. When you get to the stating line of your race thats where you have won the battle, and a half or a full marathon matters not it's the drive that got you to the starting line, not the race itself, good training to you and I will follow this journey and your story to that white finish line. Thanks Pushback.
- September 24, 2008 at 5:54 PM
- Just Me said...
Okay... I found your blog because I was googling around to find out if I was capable of doing the run barefeet thing (in my case, the Rheumatologist suggest that "run" might be better if I "just" walk fast). I was concerned about having RA and trying to do the barefeet thing in general. But reading your blog (I decided to start at the beginning after reading about Korea) I think I can, I think I can, I think I can.
I was diagnosed last November. I did my first half marathon this past February (I was already signed up when I was diagnosed) and I thought I would DIE by the time I crossed the finish line, but I finished.
Now... I'm thinking that I am going to take up the barefoot thing because I'm digging into how much better it is on your joints.
Thank you.
Thank you for being honest and brave enough to start writing.
Thank you for blazing the trail
Thank you for being where I needed you to be when I needed to read what you had to say.
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Dr Muhammad Farid Johan is an associate professor at the Department of Haematology, School of Medical Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Health Campus, Kubang Kerian Kelantan. He obtained his MSc degree in Molecular & Genetic Medicine and finally awarded his Ph.D in Molecular Haematology from School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom in 2008. His research interest includes the pathogenesis of myeloid malignancies and the role of core binding factors proteins and receptor tyrosine kinases class III (RTKIII). His work involves mutational screening of RTK/RAS signalling pathways, and epigenetic screening of negative regulators. His current work is on development of drug resistant leukaemic cell lines and investigation of chemopreventive activities of natural products. He recently appointed as a secretariat in the Malaysian Node of Human Variome Project (MyHVP) and involves in the launch of South East Asia node of HVP.
Nurul Fatihah Azman, Wan-Zaidah Abdullah, Norsarwany Mohamad, Rosnah Bahar, Muhammad Farid Johan, R. Diana, Binti Hanafi Sarifah, Surini Yusoff, Ariffin Nasir, Azizah Othman, Surianti Sukeri, Mohd Ismail Ibrahim, Adil Hussein, Rozita Hassan, Padillah Yahya, Rosline Hassan, Bin Alwi Zilfalil
Practice of iron chelation therapy for transfusion- dependent thalassemia in Southeast Asia
Asian Biomedicine Vol. 10 No. 6; 537 - 547
Afiqah Zamani, Siti Asmaa Mat Jusoh, Hamid Ali Nagi Al-Jamal, Mohd Dasuki Sulain, Muhammad Farid Johan
Anti-Proliferative Effects of Dendrophthoe pentandra Methanol Extract on BCR/ABL-Positive and Imatinib-Resistant Leukemia Cell Lines
Asian Pacific Organization for Cancer Prevention, 17(11):4857-4861
[Corresponding Author]
Diana Rashid, Wan-Zaidah Abdullah, Rosnah Bahar, Nurul Fatihah Azman, Sarifah Hanafi, Muhammad Farid Johan, Rosline Hassan, B A Zilfalil, Ariffin Nasir
TaqI Polymorphism of Vitamin D Receptor Gene as a Potential Marker for Bone Complications in Transfusion Dependent Thalassemia Patients: Management Implications
Malaysian Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health Online Early MJPCH-04 VOL.20
Nik Hassan, N.N., Plazzer, J.-P., Smith, T.D., Halim-Fikri, H., MacRae, F., Zubaidi Al, A., Zilfalil, B.A. & Members of Malaysian Node of HVP
Harmonizing the interpretation of genetic variants across the world: the Malaysian experience.
BioMed Central Ltd, BMC Res Notes. 9:125
Members of Malaysian Node of the Human Variome Project (MyHVP) Abdul Halim Fikri Hashim1&2, Abhimanyu Veerakumarasivam3, Ahmad Zubaidi Bin Abdul Latif2, Amir Feisal Merican Aljunid Merican4, Amirul Hisyam Mah‐ mud1, Arif Anwar5, Ari n Nasir1, Atif Amin Baig2, Azlin Ithnin6, Azlina Ahmad Anuar7, Che Nor Ayunni Che Zainul Bahri1, E rul Ikhwan Ramlan8, Endom Ismail9, Ha za Alauddin6, Husna Mohd Zaini9, Hussein Ali Osman1, Ida Madieha Azmi10, Lim Kong Boon11, Liza Sharmimi Ahmad Tajudin1, Majdah Zawawi10, Marini Ramli1, Mohamad Ros Sidek1, Mohamed Irwan Shah4, Mohamed Saifulaman Mohamed Said12, Mohammad Redzuan Othman13, Mohammed Rizman Idid4, Mohd Amin Jalaludin14, Mohd Asuad Mat Jelani1, Mohd Hanif Ridzuan Mat Daud15, Mohd Mokhtar Saidin16, Muhammad Farid Johan1, Ng Chong Han11, Nik Norliza Nik Hassan17, Noor Diana Abdul Rashid1, Noorizan Abd. Majid1, Noraishah Mydin Haji Abdul Aziz18, Noratifah Mohd. Adam1, Nur Aini Abd. Rashid19, Nuraida Md Tamrin15, Nurfazreen Mohd. Nasir1, Nurul Fati‐ hah Azman1, Nurul Yuziana Mohd Yusof9, Padillah Yahya1, Raja Zahratul Azma Raja Sabudin6, Rosline Hassan1, Rosnah Bahar1, Rosnah Mohd Zain19, Rosni Abdullah20, Rozita Rosli21, Sarifah Hana 1, Sarina Mat Yasin15, Sarina Sulong1, Seah Lay Hong11, Sha ni Mohd Yusof1, Siti Aishah Meor Zul Ke i'Auni1, Suhaili Abu Bakar22, Suriati Mohamed Sani6, Surini Yuso 1, Syarifah Anis Wafa Syed Mohd Azmi6, Tan Soon Guan23, Thong Meow Keong24, Wahidah Husain19, Wan Khairunnisa Wan Juhari1, Wan Nurhayati Wan Hana 12, Wan Rohani Wan Taib2, Wan Zaidah Hemato1, Yuzine Isa15, Zabidi Azhar Hussin1, Zahurin Mohamed25, Zarina Abdul Lati 26, Zilfalil Alwi1
Hamid Ali Nagi Al-Jamal, Siti Asmaa Mat Jusoh, Rosline Hassan, Muhammad Farid Johan
Enhancing SHP-1 expression with 5-azacytidine may inhibit STAT3 activation and confer sensitivity in lestaurtinib (CEP-701)-resistant FLT3-ITD positive acute myeloid leukemia,
BioMed Central Ltd, BMC Cancer; 15:869
[Corresponding Author]
Hamid Ali Nagi Al-Jamal, Siti Asmaa Mat Jusoh, Mohamad Ros Sidek, Rosline Hassan, Muhammad Farid Johan
Restoration of PRG2 expression by 5-Azacytidine involves in sensitivity of PKC-412 (Midostaurin) resistant FLT3-ITD positive Acute Myeloid Leukaemia cells,
OMICS International, Journal of Hematology and Thromboembolic Diseases; 3:1
[Corresponding Author]
Noraini Mat Yunus, Muhammad Farid Johan, Hamid Ali Nagi Al-Jamal, Azlan Husin, Abdul Rahim Hussein, Rosline Hassan
Characterisation and Clinical Significance of FLT3-ITD and non-ITD in Acute Myeloid Leukaemia Patients in Kelantan, Northeast Peninsular Malaysia,
Asia Pacific Organization for Cancer Prevention, Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention; 16(12):4869-4872
[Corresponding Author]
Siti Asmaa Mat Jusoh, Hamid Al-Jamal, Azman Seeni, Muhammad Farid Johan
Growth inhibitory effects of crude pomegranate peel extract on chronic myeloid leukaemia, K562 cells,
Wolters Kluwer-Medknow Publications, International Journal of Applied and Basic Medical Research; 5(2): 100-105
[Corresponding Author]
Rosline HASSAN MMed, FAMM, Azlan HUSIN MMed, MD, Sarina SULONG PhD, Surini YUSOFF PhD, Muhammad Farid JOHAN PhD, Badrul Hisham YAHAYA PhD, CY ANG BSc, Selamah GHAZALI Dip, and CHEONG Soon Keng MRCP, FRCPA
Guidelines for nucleic acid detection and analysis in hematological disorders,
Malaysian Journal of Pathology; 37(2):165-173
Halim-Fikri Hashim AH, Ali Etemad AE, Ahmad. Zubaidi Abdul Latif, Amir Feisal Merican AF, Atif Amin Baig AB, Azlina Ahmad Anuar, Endom Ismail, Ida Madieha Azmi, Iman Salahshourifar, Mohamed Irwan Shah, Muhammad Farid Johan, Nik Norliza Nik Hassan, Noraishah Mydin Haji Abdul Aziz, Rosline Hassan, Rosnah Bahar, Rosnah Mohd Zain, Surini Yusoff, Tan Soon Guan, Thong Meow Keong, Wan Zaidah Abdullah, Zahurin Mohamed, Zarina Abdul Latiff, Noor Haslina Mohd Noor, Marini Ramli, Shafini Mohamed Yusoff, Bin Alwi Zilfalil ZA
The First Malay Database toward the Ethnic-specific Target Molecular Variation.
BioMed Central Ltd, BMC Research Notes; 8:176
Muhammad Farid Johan, Siti Asmaa Mat Jusoh
Induction of suppressor of cytokine signaling-3 in FLT3-ITD positive MV4-11 acute myeloid leukemia cells in response to 5-Azacytidine and Trichostatin A
AME Publications, Annals of Translational Medicine; 3(Suppl 2): AB119
[Corresponding Author]
Asmaa MJ, Al-Jamal HA, Ang CY, Asan JM, Seeni A, Johan MF
Apoptosis Induction in MV4-11 and K562 Human Leukemic Cells by Pereskia sacharosa (Cactaceae) Leaf Crude Extract
Asia Pacific Organization for Cancer Prevention,Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention;15(1):475-81.
[Corresponding Author]
Al-Jamal HA, Jusoh SA, Yong AC, Asan JM, Hassan R, Johan MF
Silencing of suppressor of cytokine signaling-3 due to methylation results in phosphorylation of STAT3 in imatinib resistant BCR-ABL positive chronic myeloid leukemia cells
Asia Pacific Organization for Cancer Prevention, Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention;15(11):4555-61.
[Corresponding Author]
Hanafi S, Hassan R, Bahar R, Abdullah WZ, Johan MF, Rashid ND, Azman NF, Nasir A, Hassan S, Ahmad R, Othman A, Ibrahim MI, Sukeri S, Sulong S, Yusoff S, Mohamad NS, Hussein A, Hassan R, Yusoff N, Yahaya BH, Ismail E, Yussof NK, Salleh S, Zilfalil BA
Multiplex amplification refractory mutation system (MARMS) for the detection of β-globin gene mutations among the transfusion-dependent β-thalassemia Malay patients in Kelantan, Northeast of Peninsula Malaysia,
e-Century Publishing Corporation, Am J Blood Res; 4(1):33-40
Noraini Mat Yunus, Abdul Rahim Hussein, Rosline Hassan, Muhammad Farid Johan
Conformational Sensitive Gel Electrophoresis (CSGE) as a method for NPM1 mutational screening in patients with Acute Myeloid Leukaemia
Elsevier, Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Disease, 4 (3), p.239
[Corresponding Author]
Ismail S, Haris K, Abdul Ghani AR, Abdullah JM, Johan MF, Mohamed Yusoff AA
Enhanced induction of cell cycle arrest and apoptosis via the mitochondrial membrane potential disruption in human U87 malignant glioma cells by aloe emodin
Taylor & Francis,Journal of Asian Natural Products Research; 15(9):1003-12.
Yaseen SG, Ahmed SA,Johan MF, Kiron R, Daher AM
Evaluation of serological transfusion-transmitted viral diseases and mutliplex nucleic acid testing in malaysian blood donors.
Elsevier Ltd., Transfusion and Apheresis Science; 49(3):647-51.
Mr. Abdul Halim Fikri Bin Hashim, Dr. Muhammad Farid Johan, Dr. Rosnah Bahar, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wan Zaidah Abdullah, Prof. Dr. Rosline Hassan, Professor Dr. Zilfalil Bin Alwi
Malaysian Node of the Human Variome Project (MyHVP): Sharing Data, Reducing Disease Healthier Nation
(ADVANCES RESEARCH INIATIVES, Strategic Communication Office, USM),Volume 5, p.2-3
Siti Asmaa Mat Jusoh, Muhammad Farid Johan, Azman Seeni Mohamed
Anti-proliferative and pro-apoptotic effect of P.sacharosa, E.elatior and P.granatum aqueous extract on human myeloid leukaemia: A preliminary study.
Asian Journal of Medical Research; 1(4): 146-151.
M.F.Johan, A.C.Goodeve, J.T.Reilly
Transcriptional Silencing of SOCS-1 gene by aberrant methylation in acute myeloid leukaemia: In-vitro Demethylation of Exon 2.
Blackwell Publishing Ltd., International Journal of Laboratory Hematology, 32(s1), p.52
[First & Corresponding Author]
M.F.Johan, A.C.Goodeve, J.T.Reilly
SOCS-1 Exon 2: Demethylation by azacytidine increased the relative expression of SOCS-1 and associated with transcriptional silencing in leukaemic cel lines.
Ferrata Storti Foundation, Haematologica, 94(s2); p.478
[First & Corresponding Author]
Muhammad Farid bin Johan, Anne Goodeve, John Reilly
Mutation and Aberrant Methylation of the downstream effectors and regulators of RTK/RAS signaling in Myeloid Malignancies.
Penerbit Universiti Sains Malaysia, The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences, 15(1): p.33
[First & Corresponding Author]
Johan, M. F., Goodeve, A. C., Bowen, D. T., Frew, M. E. & Reilly, J. T
JAK2V617F mutation is uncommon in chronic myelomonocytic leukaemia.
Blackwell Publishing Ltd, British Journal of Haematology. 130(6): 968.
[First Author]
Johan, M. F., Bowen, D. T., Frew, M. E., Goodeve, A. C. & Reilly, J. T.
Aberrant methylation of the negative regulators RASSFIA, SHP-1 and SOCS-1 in myelodysplastic syndromes and acute myeloid leukaemia.
Blackwell Publishing Ltd, British Journal of Haematology. 129(1): 60-65.
[First Author]
M. Farid Johan, Anne C. Goodeve, David T. Bowen and John T. Reilly
Promoter Methylation of RASSF1A, SHP1 and SOCS1 Genes in Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML) and Myelodysplastic Syndromes (MDS).
American Society of Haematology, Blood, 104(11): p.2999
[First & Corresponding Author]
Johan, M. F., Goodeve, A. C. & Reilly, J. T.
Activation loop mutations in the PDGFR α and β genes are rare in core binding factor (CBF) acute myeloid leukaemia (AML).
Blackwell Publishing Ltd, British Journal of Haematology. 127(1): 23-4.
[First Author]
Johan, M. F., Bowen, D. T., Frew, M. E., Goodeve, A. C., Wilson, G. A., Peake, I. R. & Reilly, J. T.
Mutations in PTPN11 are uncommon in adult myelodysplastic syndromes and acute myeloid leukaemia. Blackwell Publishing Ltd, British Journal of Haematology. 124(6): 843-844.
[First Author]
1. Hamid Ali Nagi Al-Jamal, PhD, Graduated 2015
In Vitro Study of The Mechanism of Resistance to Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors in The Pathogenesis of Myeloid Leukaemia
Main Supervisor: Dr Muhammad Farid Johan
Co-Supervisor: Professor Dr Rosline Hassan
2. Siti Asmaa Mat Jusoh, MSc, (Started 2015) on-going
Identification of Differentially Expressed Genes and Epigenetic Profiling of Various Cytogenetic Rearrangements in Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)
Main Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr Muhammad Farid Johan
Co-Supervisor: Professor Dr Shaharum Shamsuddin
Co-Supervisor: Dr Faezahtul Arbaeyah Hussain
1. Siti Asmaa Mat Jusoh, Graduate 2014
Screening of Anti Cancer Activity Of Pereskia Sacharosa and Punica Granatum Extracts on Acute and Chronic Myeloid Leukemic Cells
Main Supervisor: Dr Muhammad Farid Johan
Co-Supervisor: Associate Prof Dr Azman Seeni
2. Noraini Mat Yunus, Graduated 2015
The Role of FLT3 and NPM1 Genes Mutation in The Pathogenesis of Acute Myeloid Leukaemia
Main Supervisor: Dr Muhammad Farid Johan
Co-Supervisor: Professor Dr Rosline Hassan
Co-Supervisor: Dr Abdul Rahim Hussein
3. Samhani Ismail, Graduated 2014
Cytotoxic Effects, S-Phase Cell Cycle Arrest and Apoptosis Induction of Aloe Emodin on Human Glioblastoma Multiforme U-87 MG Cells
Main Supervisor: Dr Abdul Aziz Mohamed Yusoff
Co-Supervisor: Dr Muhammad Farid Johan
Co-Supervisor: Dr Abdul Rahman Izaini Ghani
4. Saripah Hanafi, (Started 2015) on-going
Genetic analysis of beta globin gene (HBB) and gama globin gene (HBG2) in HbE/B-Thalassemia patients
Main Supervisor: Professor Dr Zilfalil Alwi
Co-Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr Muhammad Farid Johan
Co-Supervisor: Associate Prof Dr Rosnah Bahar
5. Aziee Sudin (Started 2017) on-going
The mechanism of resistance to cep701 in flt3-itd positive acute myloid leukemia (AML)
Main Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr Muhammad Farid Johan
Co-Supervisor: Dr Shafini Mohamed Yusoff
6. Haiyuni Mohd Yassim (Started 2017) on-going
Development of an in-vitro model and epigenetics expression system of beta-globin gene in E/B Thalassemia
Main Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr Muhammad Farid Johan
Co-Supervisor: Professor Dr Wan Zaidah Abdullah
MPath (Haematology)
2. Dr Noor Shaidatul Akmal binti Ab. Rahman, on-going
Detection of leukaemia associated immunophenotype (LAIPs) in acute leukaemia and its association with haematological parameters and treatment outcome
Main Supervisor: Dr Shafini Mohamed Yusoff
Co-Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr Muhammad Farid Johan
MPath Phase I
1. Dr Nadiyah Abdullah@Azahari, 2010/2011
2. Dr Nurulhuda Umur@Adli, 2009/2010
1. Farah Diziyana Mohd Zain (MD, PPSP), Graduated 2012
The Inhibitory Effect of Physalis Minima Ethanol Extract on MV4-11 cell.
2. Afiqah Zamani (Biomedicine, PPSK), Graduated 2014
In-vitro anti proliferative effects of Dendrophthoe Pentandra on Imatinib resistant BCR-ABL positive Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia.
3. Fashihah Zakaria (Biomedicine, PPSK), Graduated 2016
Potential anti proliferative properties of methanol and water extracts of Pyrrosia Piloselloides on human cervical carcinoma cell lines, HeLa
4. Nurul Amalina Binti Mohd Nordin (Biomedicine, PPSK), on-going
5. Sarah Elyana Binti Khairuddin (Biomedicine, PPSK), on-going
Industrial Training
1. Amira Raudhah Abdullah (Biomedicine, PPSK), 2012, AML primary cell culture.
2. Mohamad Darwish Abd Aziz (Biomedical Sciences, UIA), 2013, Mutational Screening of c-KIT Exon 8 Gene in Acute Myeloid Leukemia.
3. Nur Izzati Mohamad (Biomedical Sciences, UIA), 2013, Mutational Screening of c-KIT 8 Gene in Acute Myeloid Leukemia.
4. Habibah Hassan (Biomedical Sciences, UIA), 2013, Mutational screening of KIT gene in Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML).
5. Muhammad Azihan Ahmad (Biomedical Sciences, UIA), 2013, CSGE as method for mutational screening in KIT gene.


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Chalmers University of Technology and University of Gothenburg
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Visiting address: Chalmers tvðrgata 3, Room 4015
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Email: my first name at chalmers.se
My main interest is special functions, and their relation to other fields such as representation theory, number theory, combinatorics and mathematical physics. Here is my publication list. In case you wonder if we met, I made a list of past events. You can also have a look at my Curriculum Vitae.
My page at Google scholar.
A bibliography of elliptic hypergeometric functions.
Advanced linear and multilinear algebra
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[2] viXra:1101.0072 [pdf] submitted on 22 Jan 2011
Authors: Jaedoek Kim, Youngmi Kim, Eun Hwan Roh
Comments: 7 pages
We introduce the notion of Smarandache GT-algebras,
and the notion of Smarandache GT-Filters of the Smarandache
GT-algebra related to the Tarski algebra, and related some properties
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Authors: W. B. Vasantha Kandasamy, Florentin Smarandache
Comments: 167 pages
In this book we introduce the notion of interval semigroups
using intervals of the form [0, a], a is real. Several types of
interval semigroups like fuzzy interval semigroups, interval
symmetric semigroups, special symmetric interval semigroups,
interval matrix semigroups and interval polynomial semigroups
are defined and discussed. This book has eight chapters.
The main feature of this book is that we suggest 241
problems in the eighth chapter. In this book the authors have
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examples. Certainly this will find several applications.
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In the summer months, most water used in residential areas is applied to landscapes. During these summer months, the water consumption will more than double as compared to the winter months' consumption. The increase in consumption is correlated to the increased irrigation practices of our communities.By learning how much water to apply to your landscape and when to water, citizens support four landscape irrigation goals: reducing water costs, conserving and wise use of water, reducting non-source point pollution (contamination from runoff from use of fertilizer or pesticide), and maintaining an attractive landscape.The following are several of many strategies that one can implement to achieve a beautiful landscape while using water more wisely.
- Understand the water needs of your plants, plan and develop proper landscape zones. Avoid mixing plants that have vastly different water requirements in the same watering zone. Also avoid a single station that waters both sunny and shady areas.
- Learn to correctly set and use your irrigation controller. Educate yourself on the capabilities of your system and set these choices appropriately. Determine if your system has multiple settings, if the system allows for easy change in watering schedules, if it has the ability to irrigate turf and shrubs separately (zone watering), and if it can operate in short cycles to prevent runoff. Make a list of all stations and where they irrigate to set the settings properly.
- Have the proper system pressure. Proper pressure helps minimize wind effects. Excessive water pressure creates small particles which are easily moved away from the planned application pattern by wind. Distorted patterns mean some landscape areas will require additional watering even after sufficient water has gone through the system. Pressure regulator function can be evaluated by checking the pressure at various locations within the system.
- Never water if the soil is wet. Install soil moisture and rain sensors; both can be integrated into the controller. Rain sensors will override programmed irrigation settings when a particular amount of rainfall is received. Moisture sensors trigger the irrigation system when a given soil moisture level is reached. This helps assure that plant needs are met and that unneeded irrigation is not applied.
- Cycle your sprinklers. During irrigation, water may start to runoff into the gutter or low spot of the lawn before the soil is wet enough for desired watering. This may be due to the sprinklers putting out more water in a given amount of time than the soil can absorb. In technical terms, the precipitation rate is greater than the infiltration rate of the soil. When you notice runoff, turn off your system, wait an hour or so, then restart your cycle. Continue this run-stop-wait-run cycle until the soil has reached the desired moisture.
- Repair physical problems immediately. The three most common physical problems in an irrigation system are broken components, such as risers, improperly designed or spaced heads, and/or dissimilar heads or nozzles. Check rotation and direction of spray to avoid watering sidewalks, driveways, streets, etc.
- Avoid runoff from irrigation. Runoff can carry applied fertilizer, such as nitrogen, as well as some pesticides into the streets and eventually the storm drains, thereby polluting and damaging the water quality of the receiving stream.
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Full disclosure: I hate when basketball players whine about calls that officials make during games.
I hate when coaches begin postgame remarks about not using calls as excuses for losing and then, in a roundabout, avoid-a-reprimand-at-all-costs sort of way, use calls as excuses for losing.
I hate when writers not-so-subtlety blame those blowing whistles for specific outcomes when recounting the action.
I hate when play-by-play announcers cross the line from (acceptable) homers to (embarrassing) fans when bellowing about the supposed injustices shown their teams.
Just wondering: They all realize that a majority of college basketball officials aren't good, right?
This isn't news to anyone, yes?
I will give those who whine most this: It's getting tougher and tougher to hold tongues about the state of officiating, but if you're going to tell players to be tough and play through it and control only what they can, show a little discipline and practice such things yourselves.
An R-J colleague, Adam Hill, has another idea: Players and programs should sue referees for incompetency, insisting that bad calls directly lead to lost income by those affected.
Adam is a cross between Oliver Stone and a ufologist when talking conspiracy theories. I'm pretty sure he was Joseph McCarthy in another life.
His idea about making bad officials the next great tort case studied at law schools across the country — LOPEZ-SOSA V. DAVID HALL, coming to a mock trial near you — is an amusing but far-fetched idea.
His contention that most officials aren't that good at their jobs isn't.
College basketball officiating on most nights has varied from average to awful this season, one of the few negatives in one of the most exciting seasons produced in recent memory.
Indiana lost at Minnesota on Tuesday, the seventh time a No. 1 has fallen this season. The race for a national championship is as open as your neighborhood 7-Eleven. It has been that unpredictable. That crazy.
But questionable calls have remained as consistent a theme as surprising scores, some whistles so blatantly bad that conferences publicly have had to reprimand crews merely to save face.
The latest such incident came after a game between Kansas and Iowa State on Monday, when the Big 12 Conference admitted to "officiating errors" late in a game the Jayhawks would win in overtime.
It's a hard truth. The host Cyclones were robbed.
I don't believe it's a matter of training. Officials constantly are shown tapes of their games and made to explain by supervisors why certain calls were made. The competition to rise in the officiating ranks is fierce. It's not as though younger officials aren't wanting to climb the ranks.
I just believe those at the top still work too much.
It's an old issue but one that hasn't been properly fixed. As of Tuesday, 20 officials had worked at least 65 games at the Division I level this season. Of the 20, 12 have called games in 20 or more states.
Roger Ayers has worked 81 games, more than any other official. He has done so in 24 states. Since the 1997 season, he has worked games in 35 states.
I understand it from an official's point of view. A top referee can make thousands of dollars per game, depending on the conference hiring him. Sure, a man has to eat, but such a grind produces tired minds, which often lead to missed calls.
"I'm not sure it has been any better or worse than past college seasons," said Marc Ratner, commissioner of officials for high school sports in Southern Nevada. "I don't see that. There have been so many close games this year at the high Division I level, I think some (calls) have been magnified because of how competitive the games are.
"I do believe, at the top level for officials, it would be better if there was a more regional-type scheduling where maybe they only worked nine or so states. You have officials going into one state on a Friday to work a game, catching a plane right after or first thing the next morning and working a game Saturday. Travel like that can be tiring and stressful. It's tough."
It shows. It's not all officials, though the next one to call block-charge consistently well might be the first.
These guys still are overworked, and the game suffers for it.
Don't believe me? Listen closely.
The whining is getting louder.
I still hate to hear it, even though it's understandably getting tougher and tougher for some to hold their tongues.
Meanwhile, my buddy Adam is watching a game and celebrating the fact an official from Roswell, N.M., made the latest bad call.
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Showtime at the Helix
1st and 2nd May 2010
The HELIX
Performed by the Song and Dance Stage School
Song and Dance Stage School perform songs from all the great musicals at The Helix on Sunday, the 1st and Monday, the 2nd of May.
With a wonderful programme of songs from classic shows including Les Miserables, Guys and Dolls, Beauty and the Beast, Chicago, and Hans Christian Anderson, Song and Dance Stage School perform their first show in The Helix under the title, Showtime at The Helix.
The Song and Dance Stage School was established in Baldoyle in 1996 and has pupils from all over Dublin including Howth, Sutton, Portmarnock, Malahide, Baldoyle, Raheny, Swords and Donaghmede and recently branched out to Lucan.
The Song and Dance Stage School has introduced a whole generation of Northsiders to the joys of performing. The school has over 200 boys and girls between the ages of eight and eighteen, many of whom have appeared on radio, television and stage productions including Singin' in the Rain and I, Keano at the Olympia Theatre.
Showtime at The Helix is produced by an award-winning team including director and co-choreographer, Carol O'Byrne, co-director and chorus master Jimmy O'Byrne, musical director David Hayes of Riverdance and choreographer, Ger Nolan.
A wonderful introduction to the talented young performers emerging on the Dublin stage, Showtime at The Helix takes place on the 1st and 2nd.
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I Dreamed a Dream (Rachel O'Byrne)
On My Own (Lucy O'Byrne)
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Little girls are so lucky, they get to wear all kinds of pretty little pony tails and bows. Normal bows do cost a bit and it is either you love it or not so much. Make your own hair bows and save money and customize it to your outfit or liking. Ribbon is pretty easy on the wallet and has endless possibilities. Check out these cute hair bows the girls are sporting.
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Background and Aim: Salmonella spp. is important in medicine. Most related infections are self-limited. Antibiotics are used for high risk patients such as children, old individuals and immune-compromised patients. Overuse of antibiotics has led to increased emergence of multi-drug resistant bacteria which are life-threatening. Phage therapy is an alternative method to reduce antibiotic use.
Materials and Methods: Waste water samples were collected from sewage system of Rasht City twice a month. Prepared suspensions of Salmonella reference collection A (SARA) number 1, 6 (S. typhimurium) and 46, 48, 51 (S. paratyphi B) and double LB broth were mixed with filtrated waste water. After centrifugation and filtration, serial dilutions were prepared and phages were isolated. Morphologic characteristics were determined using TEM (Transmission electron microscopy). Finally, to assess the spectrum effect of the bacteriophages, we determined host range against 19 SARA strains.
Results: Clear plaque formation on double layer LB agar indicated lysis of the test strains by isolated phages. The results of host range showed that some of the phages were able to lyse a number of other bacteria of SARA collection. Imaging with TEM indicated that the isolated phages against SARA collection belonged to Siphoviridae and Podoviridae families.
Conclusion: This is the first report of phage isolation against Salmonella reference collection in Iran. SARA no. 51 (S. paratyphi B) was lysed by S. typhimurium phage. It means that the isolated phage may lyse S. typhi, which is an important human pathogen.
Keywords: Salmonella reference collection, Bacteriophage, TEM, Morphology.
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365 Cards Day 159 ~ Opposite Day
Opposite colors for a Christmas Card (I did an orangey red instead of traditional)
Smooth and texture
365 Cards Day 291 ~ Diamonds and Pearls
Diamonds (on the angel's body) and Pearls (edging her wings and dress)
TIP: It's easy to bump a card up a notch with a little extra embellishment. My punched angel is already cute, but by adding some liquid pearl accents she now has some extra sheen and texture.
Stamps: Stamping Up (Pennant Parade, Contempo Christmas)
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I've always been drawn to the little wooden box full of repro 30's fat eighths in a local quilt shop, but I'd never bought any, just looked and patted. Last visit was different, there was one that jumped into my hand, and I just could not put it back. The only thing to do was pick a few more! Driving home I tried to think of the best way to use these precious little beauties. Hst's seemed the obvious choice! I played with many patterns, and had to modify them as one of the eighths was cut short! gahhhh
I really, really love the result!
It made me wonder, as usual, what it would look like as a whole quilt.
I logged onto Big Huge Labs, used Mosaic Maker, repeating the same photo,
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Isn't that just the coolest thing, ever!
I want to make it sooooooooo bad! I love that yellow star! I love the red centers and I love the dark diamonds. So..........big quantry, cause I have to admit I get rather bored sewing the same fabric into the same block! Patience isn't my best virtue! The other thing I have to consider is, could I get enough of all those fabrics anyway? I'm wondering whether to change the fabrics totally. Say, use my multitude of Lizzy House pearl bracelet fabrics, with a white background, the colour combinations are almost endless. Or perhaps my Architextures, again with a white background. Oh the possibilities....... Stay tuned, as I think I'll be making these blocks at a Quilt Retreat on Saturday.
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Shoplifting hints
As someone who has accidently shoplifted several hats simply because she forgot to take them off when leaving the store, my first bit of advice is, to put whatever it is you're shoplifting on your head. Nobody will notice . Even with the price tag hanging out and the anti-theft alarm blaring.
Like any endeavor (and misdemeanor), you want to maximize your earnings. So be thoughtful in your shoplifting choices. Instead of shoplifting the generic brand of ibuprofen, always go for the most expensive brand name possible. Or say you need some aromatheraputic essential oils to help you with your depression. Instead of shoplifting the $3.49 citrus oil, go for the $34 ylang ylang. They both elevate your mood, but the ylang-ylang also elevates your theoretical earnings. In other words, shoplifting is no time to think about being frugal.
Choose your target. Don't shoplift from the mom and pop stores. They haven't ruined your life. Stick to companies listed on the DJIA. I find that righteous rage is essential to a successful shoplifting outing.
Keep it casual. It's always best to shoplift right under their noses. Try to act a little spacey and distracted. Bettter yet, be spacey and distracted. Pay absolutely no attention to what you're doing. Focus only on the products. If something catches your eye, pick it up. Since you're so distracted, it wouldn't be the least surprising if you absently put the Pixie lip plump gloss in #48 into your purse or jacket pocket. Who could blame you? Certainly not the security guard who's flirting with a cashier.
The "duh manuver" is one of my favorite shoplifting techniques. If you're actually buying a few things, put the most expensive, largest item, under your arm or in your hand in plain sight. Proceed through check out as if you don't know it's there. Nine out of ten times, the cashier won't notice. In one instance, I got away unnoticed with a 15lb. bag of cat litter under my arm. And while that crystallized cat litter can really add up, I still regret not going for the Toshiba 30" flatscreen. Maybe next time.
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A series of indentation and penetration tests have been performed by edge loading of a vertical indentor into a floating sheet of columnar S2 freshwater ice. The load on the indentor was measured as a function of interaction speed (v = 0.1 – 60 cm-s−1 ), indentor width (D = 2.54 – 12.7 cm), ice thickness (h = 0.6 – 3.3 cm), strain rate (ε̇ = v /2D = 10−2 – 101 s−1 ) and aspect ratio (D/h = 0.5 − 22). In total, 66 tests were performed. In this paper, a description of the test procedures is given along with the full results in both graphical and tabular form. Five different ice fracture modes are identified and described. From the test results, an ice-failure mode map is derived which indicates the conditions in which each ice fracture mode predominates.
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This unit consists of five activities, all of which focus on the response of plant life-cycle events to climate change. Students participate in discussions, field observations, data collection and analyses, plant identification, seed dispersal... (View More) comparisons, and graphing and analyses of plant phenology (timing of life-cycle events). Project BudBurst, a citizen science project which studies the impact of climate change on phenology, is integrated into this unit. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
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This unit focuses on local plant species; students learn to identify common species and will examine their life cycle characteristics as evidence of climate change. Through the use of the national citizen science project titled Project BudBurst,... (View More) students explore the impacts of climate variation on plant species distribution. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
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Home Projects Games and entertainment 6V Ultra-Bright LED Chaser
6V Ultra-Bright LED Chaser
6V Ultra-Bright LED Chaser
This is a spectacular but completely useless project. It lights Ultra-Bright LEDs in a sequence and each LED flashes brightly very briefly. The LEDs light-up going around and around since they are mounted in a circle (on a CD), then they pause before chasing again. The very brief flash of each LED (15ms) and the pauses (1 second) reduce the average current so the battery should last a long time.
For user convenience, this project has a stepper speed control and a brightness control. At slower speeds and/or reduced brightness, the battery's life is extended considerably.
At full brightness, the LEDs flash extremely brightly. More than one of this project grouped together occasionally synchronize, lighting the whole room for a moment.
At maximum speed, the LEDs don't appear to flash, instead they appear to move from one lighted one to the next, around and around. They rotate completely for 4 rotations in two seconds, and then turn off for a one second pause then repeat the sequence. At a lower speed, the number of rotations before the pause is less. It will do three rotations, two or even only one rotation at its slowest speed. A sequence of rotations starts with LED #2 and end with LED #9.
Circuit Description
The 10 LEDs mount on a Compact-Disc which is glued to a plastic box with contact cement. The box houses the Veroboard circuit in its lower main part with the battery holders on its lid. Multiconductor ribbon cable joins the LEDs to the circuit. The pots mount on the sides of the box.
If you turn it down each night, its current is so low an on-off switch isn't needed.
Parts List
* A CD74C14 can also be used for IC1 but R4 = 1M,
R5 = 10M, C3 and C5 = 330nF, C4 = 470nF.
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News and discussions about image sensors
Interesting application, but how is this different from having 9 different CFA on a sensor, instead of using what looks like 6 individual sensors on a PCB. There was an article on this blog not too many months ago about the production and combining of various passbands in the CFAs resulting in hyperspectral sensors.
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Jaden Smith has released a music video for a new track called 'Gonzoes'.
The 13-year-old performer got an early start in show business acting alongside father Will Smith in The Pursuit of Happyness.
He later starred in a remake of The Karate Kid with Jackie Chan, for which a sequel is currently in the works.
Following in the footsteps of his sister Willow Smith, who released the hit single 'Whip My Hair' in 2010, Jaden's new track features music vocals and rap lyrics written by the performer.
In the video, directed by Hannah Montana star Moises Arias, Smith raps about his and his sister's rise to fame in the past few years.
This is the third online track that the young singer has released on his official YouTube account.
He recently recorded a remix of the song 'Girlfriend' by Justin Bieber, with whom he collaborated on 'Never Say Never' in 2011.
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As many of you know, I am (quite thankfully) no longer involved in Visa PCI breach investigations. However, something I saw in the news recently did attract my attention; specifically, Briar Group LLC is the first restaurant chain fined under the Massachusetts data breach law (here).
So why is this interesting? Well, most of the time I was doing this PCI work, I was rarely aware that any of the organizations I encountered got fined. Yes, there were one or two that I heard about later, but like I said, it was rare. Mostly, I'd go on-site, scope the incident, collect data, return to the lab to analyze the data and submit my report...and that was it. Now, I didn't really need to know what happened, to be honest, but after the first year, organizations that had been breached would ask me, "What happens after you submit your report?", and I really didn't have much of an answer. As far as I could tell, QIRA firms had only two functions with respect to PCI breaches...pay to keep their analysts certified, and submit reports within the timeframe specified.
This article provides a good deal of information, and for me, a bit of deja vu. For example, while the actual issue isn't described in any detail, the incident itself is described as having first occurred in April 2009, and went undetected until December 2009. If you have reviewed any of the cumulative annual reports that have come out over the years, and in particular the Verizon Business Security report, you'll notice that this sort of thing isn't unusual at all; organizations rarely detect an intrusion while it's in progress, but rather get notified by an external third party, well after the incident occurred. I think that this is in part due to a lack of visibility into their networks, but I also think that there is a lack of intelligence provided by the oversight organization (collects up all reports), and then acted upon by those organizations who fall victim to these breaches.
Restaurants aren't the only organizations affected by these breaches. Other businesses, such as credit unions, are being breached, as well. While it may appear that credit unions are subject to a different set of compliance measures, these measures really aren't all that different from what's been mandated for other organizations.
With respect to the RSA breach, Federal News Radio 1500 AM has an interview with Gene Spafford, Executive Director, CERIAS, that is well worth a listen.
Getting Help
I'm not going to pick on LE for this one, because this same sort of thing applies to others, as well...but even with "simple" customer service stuff, I tend to get names, titles, and such when talking to folks. In this particular case, it appears that the information on the cell phone was thought to be important, so one would think that all due care in handling the device would be the order of the day.
I recently had an issue I was attempting to address and wanted to get some credible information before proceeding. As such, I reached out to Eoghan and Terrence at cmdLabs, and I have to say that their response and support was very greatly appreciated.
The point of all this is something that I think has its roots in the community fragmentation discussion that took place recently. For my money, if the situation were more than just idle curiosity, I'd seek credible assistance. However, having observed the industry for a number of years, I still believe that many analysts are simply afraid (for whatever reason) to ask for or seek out assistance, and others are simply asking the wrong questions to begin with.
What are your thoughts?
APT Tabletop Exercise
This recent post (link above) over on the SANS ISC blog caught my attention. One statement in particular that caught my eye was:
If you're not on the obvious-targets list already...
Kevin goes on in the post to point out that every organization has its secrets, and he's absolutely right. More importantly, I would suggest that it's the height of folly to think that you don't have something someone wants, whether that something is intellectual property, or simply storage space and CPU cycles. I mean, here in the US, it's getting close to tax time, so if you were to survey a wide range of systems, you would probably find tax-related software (TurboTax, etc.) and information on many of these systems. Also, loading a key logger or 'data jacker' on a system will often result in online banking or shopping credentials being revealed. Ultimately, a compromise may come down to simply the connectivity and processor power, as the compromised system is part of a botnet.
Speaking of APT and preparing, it would probably be a good idea to take a look at the RSA blog, and specifically the Anatomy of an Attack post, written by Uri Rivner. The post does a very good job of covering the general methodology of how these attacks occur, and even provides information about the specific details regarding the spear phishing attack that led to the initial entry.
For folks who are more detailed oriented, such as myself, the rest of the post is light on actual details, with the exception of some domains used by the attackers. There are some details, such as the use of FTP to transfer files, but in other cases, the methodology is discussed without details. That being said, there is enough information there to infer the nature of what occurs on systems compromised by these actors.
Looking at the details that were provided, I have to wonder what that post would look like had Carbon Black been installed on critical systems within the infrastructure. Speaking of which, the early release of Carbon Black starts today...drop on by the Kyrus web page and check it out!
Brad Garnett moved his blog recently...it's now the Digital Forensic Source blog. Brad hasn't been terribly prolific, but if you follow the Case Leads posts on the SANS Forensics Blog, you'll find Brad's posts to be similar, providing links to items you might otherwise have missed. Sometimes you may run across something that will lead to another blog or blog post or media article that's of interest.
Speaking of blogs, Richard took the time to answer some questions from a previous post (on Reading) over on the TaoSecurity blog. I thought that the previous post was interesting, but found the questions that Richard chose to respond to even more so.
Over the years, I've found Richard's reviews of various books to be very insightful, and it has been clear that he's put some considerable effort into the reviews. I have always suspected that he does this because he puts his name on the review (ie, doesn't post it under Anonymous), and realizes that the entire review reflects upon him and his position. I've seen quite a number of reviews of digital forensics that have amounted to "It was good" or simply "It sucked." I've seen other reviews that were really nothing more than a listing of chapters and a regurgitation of the content in each. As such, I tend to put a lot of value in reviews such as those that Richard writes, as they are very insightful.
I especially enjoyed the first question (and response) in the blog post. I won't copy-paste it here, as you really should head on over to Richard's blog and check it out. Regardless, I have to say that the question is pretty typical; like others, Richard is doing something that he enjoys doing, and he's doing it entirely for free. Yet, there's always going to be someone who will ask for something more, many times without offering anything of their own.
With respect to the final question on the blog, I pretty much followed what Richard mentioned when I did a recent review of the ebook edition of Cybercrime and Espionage; while I took notes directly in the material using the Kindle functionality, I also took notes in a notebook. I know that some will probably look at that as extra work, but I usually find when I read books such as the one from Gragido and Pirc that I not only get ideas and insights about the material presented, but I will also sometimes find tie-ins to other books or online materials, so having handwritten notes is a great way of solidifying those thoughts in my mind, and having something right in front of me to review later.
Windows 8
Finally, I caught an article on CNNMoney this morning that indicates that Microsoft is getting ready to release Windows 8. I love job security.


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Today marks the 15th anniversary of the Irish Air Corps Rescue Helicopter 111 tragedy here in Tramore which claimed the lives of four young men from different parts of the country:
Sgt. Patrick Mooney, Stamullen, Co. Meath ~ aged 34 years
Capt. David O' Flaherty, Tullamore, Co. Offaly ~ aged 30 years
Capt. Michael Baker, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford ~ aged 28 years
Cpl. Niall Byrne, Killiney, Co. Dublin ~ aged 25 years
Let us remember these brave men with deepest thanks and embrace their families and friends with love on what must be yet another heartbreaking day.
"Go Mairidís beo", (That Others May Live)
A Celebration of the Lives of the Crew of the Air Corps Rescue Helicopter 111 will be held on Friday July 4th at 7pm on the opening evening of The Promenade Festival.


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Sunday, 25 October 2009
Smokey Robinson at the Electric Proms.
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Damn! I remember you flagging it up on here and thought "oh yeah, I better get onto that, otherwise I'll forget until they're sold out"... and waddya know!ReplyDelete
Glad it was great though - he is a proper icon and I don't know why he's not more celebrated.
Did he play 'Just my Soul Responding'. Epic Vietnam protest song, Sioux chanting and a bit of Happy Birthday thrown in?
I know the competition is tough but it's my favourite thing he recorded (controversial!).
Argh! Never heard that before and just listened - Smokey, what did you do?! Oh dear. Was that supposed to be his 'What's Going On?'ReplyDelete
- Granine26 October 2009 at 11:54
is that one of your photos? None of mine managed to turn out like that!ReplyDelete
I don't remember you taking any photos?ReplyDelete
Yeah, it's mine, although slightly sharpened in Photoshop.
Seriously? I do really love that song! It's obviously completely nuts I agree, there's no getting away from that. But it's lovely all the same. I would have been heckling the old boy for it at every interval so probably best I wasn't there.ReplyDelete
Erm, well I was laughing when I listened to it?ReplyDelete
But I'll try again.
It was the Happy Birthday that got me going, and then yeah, the chanting...!
(Don't let me ruin it for you, tho!)


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They also come in quite handy if you have relatives with the same repeating name or even similar names. My husband's side (the Eckman family) has one branch where everyone is John something or other. Timelines help me make sure I have the right spouse and children with the right John Eckman!
Including local and national events may give insight on why you are having a hard time finding information. It may also give direction. For example, my uncle was born in 1916 and died in 1918. It was not until I spoke with a local funeral director that I realized how badly the flue epidemic hit Coatesville in 1918 that I realized why I was having such a hard time. She and a local parish priest both confirmed that, sadly, so many died that many babies in particular were buried in group graves left unmarked and now barely remembered.
Using my my 4x great grandmother as an example:
Margaret Still is my 4x great grandmother. She was born in 1788 to Charles and Margaret Rhoades Still, of
Township, .
She has three brothers: Charles, Henry and Jacob. My family line gets a little
confusing when I get back to her since she had two male children out of
wedlock. The father – or fathers – are unconfirmed. When she got pregnant, her
father put her out on a farm in a different township within the same county. I
always wondered how she made a living and got on with her day to day life
without any family support. Chester County
Margaret's Timeline:
1788 – Margaret was born in PA. The Constitution was ratified.
1790 – Neighboring
becomes the nation's seat of
government. Philadelphia
1793 – Law is passed in the
escaped slaves to return to their owners. US
1794 – Whiskey Insurrection in
1800 – Seat of government moves from
Philadelphia to . Washington,
1808 - Son George born on 3 May
1812 – US declared war on
. Britain
1820 –
Land Law set a fixed land price
at $1.25 an acre, minimum. US
1823 - Son David born
1827 - Court records show David Phillips committed fornication against her.
1828 – As per Sheriff Deeds, she purchased three (3) lots from the Kennedys in East Fallowfield Twp.
1830 – Her son George marries Sarah BING on 30 December
1830 - land records show Margaret sold son George 37 acres, a bldg, a horse and a cattle
1845 - son David marries Agnes Armstrong 16 April
1850 - census shows her living w/David and his wife and their son William in East Fallowfield Twp.; Fugitive Slave Law was passed in 1850 and East Fallowfield Twp. Played an active role in the Underground Railroad.
1851 - 23 January she sold George land purchased on 2 Feb 1829
1870 - census shows her living w/David in
, East
Fallowfield Twp. Marshalltown
1871 - 4 December wrote will
1872 - Margaret died in East Fallowfield Twp.,
Chester County, PA
1872 - 15 August will executed
A timeline essentially puts events in chronological order and incorporates them with historical events. By creating a timeline, I can now see where I need to focus as well as understand my ancestor in a more historical context.
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How to Get Rid of Bed Bugs
Unfortunately, getting rid of bed bugs is not easy.
Whether one has bed bugs or whether one is concerned about bed bugs, one of the most common questions is how to get rid of these pests. Unfortunately, there is no quick and easy way to get rid of bed bugs and to provide long term protection.
The first step in getting rid of bed bugs is for a knowledgeable inspector to examine the entire area where bed bugs might exist to find which areas of a room or structure are infested. Learn more about bed bug habitat and where bed bugs live.
The second step is to confirm that there are in fact bed bugs present since there are other pests from bat bugs to swallow bugs to juvenile cockroaches which may resemble bed bugs. Learn more about other bugs that resemble bed bugs.
The third step is to control these pests using one or more methods from steam to heat to specially formulated products to vacuuming.
Just using one method might not achieve control since the nature of the bed bug is such that it hides, it moves, and typically only comes out at night. While these habits can be frightening, bed bugs can be controlled but it usually takes multiple attempts since rarely can a traditional treatment get rid of the eggs and reach all of the bed bugs in a single visit.
There is no magic weapon to control bed bugs. Bed bug control is a precise science requiring understanding of biology, chemistry, physical science, and construction. A competent inspector will look at an infestation and consider each of these disciplines to develop the control program that is best suited for the individual needs.


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Monday, May 4, 2015
Three VIntage Finds...
7 comments:
- chateau chic said...
Your finds are wonderful, Chrissy, and of course, I love how each one adds the right amount of charm to your decor.
Mary Alice
- May 4, 2015 at 9:45 AM
- Alexandra Prairie Charm-MyPieceofVintagePrairie said...
Your finds are so lovely! Enjoy ♥ Alexandra
- May 4, 2015 at 10:13 AM
- Linda said...
Happy Spring...
Linda :o)
- May 4, 2015 at 12:43 PM
- Sea Cottage said...
Your vintage Rosary is beautiful and I love how you hung it on the wall. Everything in your French Nordic style home is beauty and comfort to me...feels like home. I see you have two of the Jennylund Extorp chairs now. We have four in our sitting room and they are so cozy. It is our favorite place to have tea and read. Don't you just love them? I do not think I would have ever considered purchasing them if it weren't for Jeanne d Arc Living magazines. I kept seeing them in almost every issue. They inspired me.
- May 4, 2015 at 12:56 PM
- Dona said...
I love how you have hung your Rosary! I was lucky to receive my grandma's 'table' Rosary as we called it growing up as she placed it in the middle of her table! Votive candles were always lit and placed amongst the beads!
Peace to you!~Dona
- May 4, 2015 at 9:36 PM
- Rié Moratto said...
I love your finds! I was just at the 3 Speckled Hens show last weekend and found some treasures! Yours adds the perfect touch to your charming home. I am so glad I found your blog All the best, Rié | Portobello Design Blog
- May 5, 2015 at 6:52 AM
- ℳartina @ Northern Nesting said...
Beautiful finds!! LOVE that last photo of your living room...so pretty!!
- May 5, 2015 at 8:39 AM
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Zynga is rocking out with Lady Gaga. In a first of its kind partnership, the social game publisher has created a marketing alliance with the pop icon so that fans will be able to connect with Gaga-inspired wares in Zynga games.
This kind of marketing promotion shows that Zynga's social games are novel enough to attract celebrity star power. In the attention wars, such tie-ins will help Zynga rise above other social game companies and get better fan recognition.
On May 17, Zynga will launch GagaVille, a neighboring farm in Zynga's FarmVille game. This will be a Gaga-inspired farm inside the game which will showcase Lady Gaga's style and themes from her albums and videos. It will have things like crystals, unicorns and sheep on motorcycles. Users will get exclusive access in FarmVille to songs from Gaga's Born This Way album before it is released on May 23.
From May 17 to May 19, players can unlock and stream a new unreleased track once a day. From May 20 to May 23, players can unlock and stream a significant portion of the songs from the new album, plus special bonus remixes.
Users in the U.S. and Canada can get $25 Zynga Game Cards at Best Buy that also include a free download of the Born This Way album plus exclusive bonus tracks, redeemable on May 23. There's also an exclusive Lady Gaga unicorn for FarmVille players. Zynga will also havea contest for seven winners who can get a day "On the Set With Gaga" during the artist's next music video shoot.
In Zynga's Words With Friends mobile game, there will be a Words With Gaga contest. If a player plays the special Gaga word of the day, they will be entered to win tickets to a concert on Lady Gaga's next tour, plus a signed copy of Born This Way. Users will be picked randomly from May 17 to May 26 in the U.S.
Zynga is also partnering with Lady Gaga to offer exclusive virtual items across 10 games. Players can log into Zynga's meta rewards platform, RewardVille, to redeem zCoins for exclusive limited edition Gaga-inspired virtual items. Those items are available in CityVille, FrontierVille, FarmVille, Mafia Wars, Zynga Poker, Café World, Treasure Isle, YoVille, PetVille, and Vampire Wars.
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Custom Barrel Head Irish Pub Sign
Unlike a lot of suppliers of "vintage" pieces, we do not cut any corners by making the distressed/antiqued pieces with reduced quality. We go through the very same steps of disassembly, glueing, planing, carving, painting and topcoating as we do for the New/Traditional look, but we add distressing and aging via dings, worm holes, scratches, and simulated (not real) cracks in the head staves. We then apply darker glazes to fill in and accentuate these imperfections and add a smokey patina as years of exposure in a cellar or bar would.
Wine barrel carvings make an impressive statement. They are equally at home in a tasting room or office, as they are over a fireplace or bar. They are made from the finest, hand-selected authentic French Oak wine barrels, thoroughly re-conditioned, beautifully carved, then stained, sealed, and lacquered to bring out the natural beauty of the wood.
Size and Weight: Approx. 24 inch diameter, 5 inches deep, 32 lbs