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- 1 The Buffer
- 2 Related Security Activities
- 3 How to Locate the Potentially Vulnerable Code
- 4 Vulnerable Patterns for Buffer Overflows
- 5 Good Patterns and Procedures to Prevent Buffer Overflows:
- 6 .NET & Java
The Buffer
A Buffer is an amount of contiguous memory set aside for storing information. Example: A program has to remember certain things, like what your shopping cart contains or what data was inputted prior to the current operation. This information is stored in memory in a buffer.
Related Security Activities
Description of Buffer Overflow
See the OWASP article on Buffer Overflow Attacks.
See the OWASP article on Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities.
How to Avoid Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities
See the OWASP Development Guide article on how to Avoid Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities.
How to Test for Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities
See the OWASP Testing Guide article on how to Test for Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities.
How to Locate the Potentially Vulnerable Code
In locating potentially vulnerable code from a buffer overflow standpoint, one should look for particular signatures such as:
int x[20]; int y[20][5]; int x[20][5][3];
Format Strings:
printf() ,fprintf(), sprintf(), snprintf(). %x, %s, %n, %d, %u, %c, %f
Over flows:
strcpy (), strcat (), sprintf (), vsprintf ()
Vulnerable Patterns for Buffer Overflows
âVanillaâ buffer overflow:
Example: A program might want to keep track of the days of the week (7). The programmer tells the computer to store a space for 7 numbers. This is an example of a buffer. But what happens if an attempt to add 8 numbers is performed? Languages such as C and C++ do not perform bounds checking, and therefore if the program is written in such a language, the 8th piece of data would overwrite the program space of the next program in memory, and would result in data corruption. This can cause the program to crash at a minimum or a carefully crafted overflow can cause malicious code to be executed, as the overflow payload is actual code.
void copyData(char *userId) { char smallBuffer[10]; // size of 10 strcpy(smallBuffer, userId); } int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { char *userId = "01234567890"; // Payload of 11 copyData (userId); // this shall cause a buffer overload }
Buffer overflows are the result of stuffing more code into a buffer than it is meant to hold.
The Format String:
A format function is a function within the ANSI C specification. It can be used to tailor primitive C data types to human readable form. They are used in nearly all C programs to output information, print error messages, or process strings.
Some format parameters:
%x hexadecimal (unsigned int) %s string ((const) (unsigned) char *) %n number of bytes written so far, (* int) %d decimal (int) %u unsigned decimal (unsigned int)
printf ("Hello: %s\n", a273150);
The %s in this case ensures that the parameter (a273150) is printed as a string.
Through supplying the format string to the format function we are able to control the behaviour of it. So supplying input as a format string makes our application do things it's not meant to! What exactly are we able to make the application do?
Crashing an application:
printf (User_Input);
If we supply %x (hex unsigned int) as the input, the printf function shall expect to find an integer relating to that format string, but no argument exists. This cannot be detected at compile time. At runtime this issue shall surface.
Walking the stack:
For every % in the argument the printf function finds it assumes that there is an associated value on the stack. In this way the function walks the stack downwards reading the corresponding values from the stack and printing them to the user.
Using format strings we can execute some invalid pointer access by using a format string such as:
printf ("%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s");
Worse again is using the %n directive in printf(). This directive takes an int* and writes the number of bytes so far to that location.
Where to look for this potential vulnerability. This issue is prevalent with the printf() family of functions, printf(),fprintf(), sprintf(), snprintf(). Also syslog() (writes system log information) and setproctitle(const char *fmt, ...); (which sets the string used to display process identifier information).
Integer overflows:
- include <stdio.h>
int main(void){ int val; val = 0x7fffffff; /* 2147483647*/ printf("val = %d (0x%x)\n", val, val); printf("val + 1 = %d (0x%x)\n", val + 1 , val + 1); /*Overflow the int*/ return 0; }
The binary representation of 0x7fffffff is 1111111111111111111111111111111; this integer is initialized with the highest positive value a signed long integer can hold.
Here when we add 1 to the hex value of 0x7fffffff the value of the integer overflows and goes to a negative number (0x7fffffff + 1 = 80000000) In decimal this is (-2147483648). Think of the problems this may cause!! Compilers will not detect this and the application will not notice this issue.
We get these issues when we use signed integers in comparisons or in arithmetic and also when comparing signed integers with unsigned integers.
int myArray[100];
int fillArray(int v1, int v2){ if(v2 > sizeof(myArray) / sizeof(int)){ return -1; /* Too Big !! */ } myArray [v2] = v1; return 0; }
Here if v2 is a massive negative number so the if condition shall pass. This condition checks to see if v2 is bigger than the array size. The line myArray[v2] = v1 assigns the value v1 to a location out of the bounds of the array causing unexpected results.
Good Patterns and Procedures to Prevent Buffer Overflows:
void copyData(char *userId) { char smallBuffer[10]; // size of 10 strncpy(smallBuffer, userId, 10); // only copy first 10 elements smallBuffer[9] = 0; // Make sure it is terminated. } int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { char *userId = "01234567890"; // Payload of 11 copyData (userId); // this shall cause a buffer overload }
The code above is not vulnerable to buffer overflow as the copy functionality uses a specified length, 10.
C library functions such as strcpy (), strcat (), sprintf () and vsprintf () operate on null terminated strings and perform no bounds checking. gets () is another function that reads input (into a buffer) from stdin until a terminating newline or EOF (End of File) is found. The scanf () family of functions also may result in buffer overflows.
Using strncpy(), strncat(), snprintf(), and fgets() all mitigate this problem by specifying the maximum string length. The details are slightly different and thus understanding their implications is required.
Always check the bounds of an array before writing it to a buffer.
The Microsoft C runtime also provides additional versions of many functions with an _s suffix (strcpy_s, strcat_s, sprintf_s). These functions perform additional checks for error conditions and call an error handler on failure.
(See Security Enhancements in the CRT)
.NET & Java
C# or C++ code in the .NET framework can be immune to buffer overflows if the code is managed. Managed code is code executed by a .NET virtual machine, such as Microsoft's. Before the code is run, the Intermediate Language is compiled into native code. The managed execution environmentâs own runtime-aware complier performs the compilation; therefore the managed execution environment can guarantee what the code is going to do. The Java development language also does not suffer from buffer overflows; as long as native methods or system calls are not invoked, buffer overflows are not an issue. Finally ASP pages are also immune to buffer overflows due to Integer Overflow checks performed by the VBScript interpreter while executing the code.


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One Week To Go! Stars support Learn To Play DayThere is only one week to go until the 2015 national Learn To Play Day. Rock stars and celebrities are lining up to support the event including Jools Holland, Gareth Malone, Tom Odell, Johnny Marr, Al Murray and many more! On Saturday 21st March (and on Sunday 22nd... read more
Music for All is proud to announce Gareth Malone OBE as our latest ambassadorToday we are very proud to announce Gareth Malone OBE has become an ambassador for the Music for All charity. "I was very lucky to grow up in a house full of singing which made me the musician I am today. Without having a piano in our house, that I could play... read more
John Hornby Skewes & Co Ltd to support Music For All with golf eventJohn Hornby Skewes & Co Ltd (JHS) is a major UK distributor of musical instruments and associated products and they are celebrating their Golden Anniversary in 2015! One of the events to be held during this momentous year is a charity Am-Am golf tournament at... read more
National Learn To Play Day 2015 – The Biggest EverThe fourth National Learn To Play Day will take place on Saturday 21st March 2015 (with some venues participating on Sunday 22nd as well!) and it promises to be the biggest one ever. There will be more venues taking part, more events being held, more celebrities... read more
A new cello for NathanielWe were really delighted to be able to help Nathaniel to get the cello he so desperately needed, have a look at the lovely letter he sent us!... read more
Learn To Play Day 2015Join us on 21 March 2015, for the UK-wide event which will once again offer the general public the chance to have a free 'taster' lesson on a musical instrument. In 2014, 117 venues put on events ranging from music shops to music services and even... read more
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December 23, 2003
Shutdown Fla. CB Catches Pack's Eye
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Immokalee (Fla.) High School athlete McIntosh Nicolas rates among the top players in the Sunshine State, earning a ranking as the No. 7 cornerback in the land from Rivals.com. The 6-3, 180-pounder won the 100- and 200-meter titles in Florida as a junior, using his 4.3-second speed in the 40-yard dash.
Nicolas has parlayed his natural skills into recruiting attention from some of the country�s top programs. He has set up official visits to Florida, Florida State and Pittsburgh, and could be planning a fourth trip to Raleigh and NC State.
"I like their offense, and they have a lot of kids from Florida. I know they recruit a lot of people from Florida."
The Gators and Panthers are targeting Nicolas as a receiver, while the Seminoles see him as a defensive back. He said that Wolfpack assistant Chris Demarest has told him that he could get a shot on either side of the ball with the Pack.
"He�s a defensive backs coach, so he wants me as a cornerback. But they would let me try to play on both sides," said Nicolas. "I would try both if I can, possibly."
Nicolas is a soft-spoken youngster who lets his play on the field speak volumes.
"I just want to shut receivers down," Nicolas said. "I like pressing, but I don�t do anything fancy -- I just play the ball very well and try to keep the opponent away from my side of the field."
The youngster aims to study veterinary medicine in college. He said that his biggest challenge now is to narrow the number of schools after him and make good decisions about who to visit and who to keep on his shot list.
"I�ll probably just have to sit down and think about it," Nicolas said. "I�ve been offered to go to a lot of places, and it�s been hard picking. I want to make sure I pick the right schools."
Nicolas said that State has put itself in the running, and he�s working to familiarize himself with the program.
"I�ve seen that a lot of their receivers are big and fast," said Nicolas. "I know a little about their receivers and running backs, and I�ve watched a few of their games the past couple of years.
�I saw that they beat Florida State two years in a row, and that kind of caught my eye."
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Please accept my edit for Jessie Smylie May, because I added her parents. If you want you can transfer her to me and I will fix it. Thank you so much.
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I would like to managed my GGmother and Husbands memorials. Please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Albert Cecil Fairchild is an ancestor of mine and am wondering if you'd transfer him.
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I notice that you have a Julia Chadwick LISTER d.1901 recorded on your database. Is the "Chadwick" part from any official record as I am trying to confirm her maiden name?
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I was reviewing people like Peter Ryle and William Ryle on Find A Grave and realized you noted they were buried in Macclesfield, Cheshire, England. For documentation purposes can you tell me where you verified that information. Wonder if there are any headstones we could have photographed for us. There is an individual who just posted some Thornicroft pics that were extremely helpful and validating. Thank you for your help. May I also ask who you are related from. My link is William Ryle - 1834-1881.
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Claudia Grieder
Hello, I was wondering how to find out if my great grandparents were buried here. I believe they were as they lived in Paterson, and my great-aunt is buried there. Their names are Nicholas and Hendricka van Peer. Nick was born 1863-ca 1939, and Hendricka was 1863-1928 I believe. Hendricka's maiden name was Van Den Bos.
I believe my other set of grandparents should be buried there as well they are John Grieder, Jr., 1873-ca 1954, and Anna Grieder, 1870-ca 1946. Anna's maiden name was Burghardt. I don't see any of their names listed on findagrave, and don't know how else to find them. I would greatly appreciate it if you could locate them there, or give me some advice how to go about locating them.
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Hello, I was wondering if you would be willing to transfer 96331685 and 96331691 to me? They are my 3x Great Grandparents. Thank you! :)
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My cousins grandmother is Mary J Musker
We were told she was buried at Cedar Lawn.
Mary was married to Antonio La GrecA.
Mary J Musker Grego(her husband changed the last name) thru family generations we were that she died in early 1920.
Do you have any information on Mary J Musker Grego?
my cousin and I do not live in the New Jersey area so any and all help or leads would help.
Thansk Ann
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Could you please transfer Annie Schofield fairclough #95928112 to me? she is my 3rd great grandmother. also thanks for all the great work you do.
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TV on DVD: 'Seinfeld' star Phil Morris talks about playing father and son with his famous dad in 'Mission: Impossible -- The Complete Television Collection'
Like father, like son. While most TV viewers know him best as Jackie Chiles, the Johnny Cochran-ish lawyer who was repeatedly humiliated by Kramer on "Seinfeld," one of actor Phil Morris's first big roles was playing a TV spy who'd also been played by his father two decades earlier.
Both Morrises -- son Phil and father Greg -- are front and center in Paramount Home Video's massive new DVD box set "Mission: Impossible -- The Complete Television Collection," a 56-disc box that includes all seven seasons of the original 1966-73 CBS drama, as well as both seasons of the 1988-90 ABC revival series.
Greg Morris starred as electronics guru Barney Collier in the "M:I" series that launched the franchise (and inspired nearly every other spy-themed series and movie that came after it), while Phil Morris, who'd grown up visiting his father on the set of the original show, auditioned to play Barney in the remake, won the role, and then saw his character rewritten as Barney's son, Grant Collier.
"The Complete Television Collection" set includes an archived interview with the late Greg Morris as well as a behind-the-scenes featurette with never-before-seen interviews with Morris co-stars Peter Graves, Martin Landau, and Barbara Bain; episode and series promos; and an "M:I" photo montage set to a vocal version of the iconic theme song, performed by the Kane Triplets.
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The DVD collection's packaging is also among the year's coolest: It's shaped like a stick of dynamite -- complete with fuse -- which opens up to reveal the nearly five dozen discs.
In between his busy acting and voiceover schedule -- including roles on everything from "Hot in Cleveland" and "Shake It Up!" to "Green Lantern: The Animated Series" and "Ultimate Spider-Man," as well as a cheeky Web series called "Shelf Life" and new episodes of the TV One comedy "Love That Girl!" -- Phil Morris talked to Yahoo! TV about the unusual way the "M:I" revival made it to ABC's schedule, what it was like working with his father, and how his childhood playgrounds were the " Brady Bunch" and "Star Trek" sets.
The "M:I" revival came about because of a writers' strike in Hollywood?
Yes, and because of that, the network had to come up with a show that translated for modern audiences, without changing a word. "Mission: Impossible" filled the bill. We heard they were going into production and were very excited about it, but I didn't have a clue whether or not they would see me. I didn't know if they thought it would be too on the nose (to cast me to play the role my father had played).
All of my friends -- at the time we were all young struggling actors -- were going in (to audition) for the role of Barney Collier. They would call me after the audition, and be like, "I did OK, but when are you going in?" I'd say, "I haven't gotten a call yet."
They had this incredible opportunity, to have you play the role your father had played, and weren't even considering it? But the call finally came.
One day the call came in, and they said I had an appointment, so I went in and did my thing and the casting people liked it. Then they sent me to the studio. ... They liked it. ... Then I went to the network and ultimately ended up getting [the part], but it was through the normal audition channels, like everyone else. Nobody was looking for me. I didn't make a hot and heavy attempt to try to grease the wheels and say, "Hey, look at me. My last name is Morris." It was very normal, and then when I got it, it was not normal at all, of course.
I literally got the role as Barney Collier. They were still [working] under the writers' strike, and they couldn't change anything, so I literally got cast as Barney. When the strike broke, which was right after [everyone] was cast, then they made me, in their infinite wisdom, the son of Barney, which was a role I had been preparing for my whole life. (Laughs)
Your dad is such a beloved star of the original series. He must have been thrilled to see you in this role.
When I got it, he was thrilled ... yelling up and down and screaming. We both knew it was a one-in-a-billion shot to get anything, and then to get this. That they would do "Mission: Impossible" again, that I would be an actor, that I would be of a certain age that was appropriate. ... It was kismet in a way, and he was thrilled. I don't know if I heard him be that excited about anything that I've done, ever. It was really a proud moment for both of us and something really special.


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Businesses need to eliminate the damaging effects of malicious software (also called malware) and attackers by using comprehensive tools for scanning and blocking harmful content, files, and Web sites. Learn how Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server helps provide access protection with intrusion detection, flood mitigation, spoof detection, and other sophisticated attack detection features.
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Most firewalls are used to control "inbound traffic" to the server; they generally do not control "outbound traffic" to clients. However, ports in your firewall for outbound traffic may be closed if a more stringent security policy is implemented on your server network. This article describes how to allocate ports for Windows Media Services and configure Windows Firewall for Windows Media Services, and it also gives firewall and registry settings for Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM)
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Bollywood's best wedding looks 2012
The year 2012 saw many high profile Bollywood divas donning the bridal avatar. Naturally, all eyes were fixed on their bridal looks and they didn't disappoint. The Bollywood bridal looks of this year were not about trends, but more about individualism and very close to the each starlet's personality and ideals.
Each bride had her own style crafted with finesse, elegance and an attempt to stay true to her traditional style. While some donned the dreamy silhouettes, others opted for the traditional nine-yard garb. Let's take a look at the Bollywood brides of 2012.
Karina stayed simple in a red and green salwar kameez on the day of her marriage registration. Minimal makeup and naturally glowing skin did the trick for her. Exchanging her wedding vows in her ... more
Karina stayed simple in a red and green salwar kameez on the day of her marriage registration. Minimal makeup and naturally glowing skin did the trick for her. Exchanging her wedding vows in her mother-in-law's gharara with heavy jewellery and maang-tika brought forth a combination of regal poise and classic charm. A deep burgundy gharara for the reception spelt the old-world charm making her a true royal bride. less
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i cant get anything done, if i even begin to lay her down she screams, and screams, and SCREAMS!
oh my godd!! my baby wants to be held every second of every day. HELP!
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we went thru the same problem. So we put her in a wrap and used the boppy for support as she slept in our arms. She hated the cradle n' swing, the crib. Finally the last 2 weeks we have been able to put her in the swing once she is asleep, sometimes we get lucky and she falls asleep on her own in it. Sometimes she will sleep in her crib. Anyway, invest in a baby wrap and get a baby carrier. Just make sure your baby stays warm. We had to ease our baby into sleeping w/o us holding her.
why are they like this? i love holding her but mommy needs a breaaakk :O lol
my baby just now fell asleep she was screaming so much i couldnt even read the comments lol
My LO was the same way for a couple of weeks...but now he is getting better! I was about to go insane. I LOVE holding him, but it's hard to do that with housework and a 3 year old to take care of!
For my lo it depends on the day. Some days he sits happily in his bouncy chair for long periods and others he needs to be held.
Babies like to be held.
But I do put him down when I can, to rest my arms and he is gradually getting used to being in his chair. Like I said, some days he loves it. He got used to it after a few days.
My daughter is currently in a Moby due to the exact same thing... I don't know when your baby's bday is, but they go through a growth spurt at around 3 months. I'm assuming that's all it is, because she's never been like this.
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Botswana occupies part of a flat to rolling tableland, and averages 3,300 feet (1,000 m) above sea level. The Kalahari Desert occupies the central and southwestern areas. In the north are the Okavango Swamps and the Makgadikgadi Salt Pan; both lie in broad depressions and have no outward drainage. Except for the Limpopo River on the southeastern border, there are no large streams. The climate is warm to hot, with little rainfall. Droughts occur periodically.
Livestock raising, especially of cattle, is an important occupation. Livestock products account for more than three-fourths of Botswana's farm income. Because of scanty rainfall, crop growing is of little importance except for subsistence. Botswana is a major producer of diamonds, and minerals are the nation's chief export. Other minerals produced include copper, nickel, coal, and cobalt. Manufacturing is poorly developed and consists mostly of the processing of farm products and minerals. Botswana is linked by railway with Zimbabwe and South Africa. Roads and air transport are poor. Botswana's basic currency unit is the pula.
Botswana is one of the world's most sparsely populated nations, with about 5.7 persons per square mile (2.2 per km2). Gaborone (formerly Gaberones) is the nation's the capital. By 2000, AIDS had devasted the population and life expectancy in Botswana was among the lowest in Africa.
English, the official language, and Setswana are most widely used. The school system is not well developed; the literacy rate is about 70 per cent. The University of Botswana is in Gaborone.
Under the constitution of 1966, the president shares power with the elected National Assembly and the House of Chiefs.
The British made the region that is now Botswana a protectorate in 1885, and named it Bechuanaland, after the largest ethnic group. In 1966, it became independent as Botswana within the Commonwealth of Nations. Discovery and exploitation of vast mineral resources spurred economic development in the 1970's and 1980's.
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|Area: 224,607 mi2 (581,730 km2). Greatest distances~{!*~}north-south, 625 mi (1,006 km); east-west, 590 mi (950 km).
|Elevation: Highest~{!*~}Otse Mountain, 4,886 feet (1,489 meters) above sea level. Lowest~{!*~}near junction of Shashe and Limpopo rivers, 1,684 feet (513 meters).
|Population: Current estimate~{!*~}1,758,000; population density, 8 per mi2 (3 per km2); distribution, 54 percent rural, 46 percent urban. 2001 census~{!*~}1,680,863.
|Chief products: Agriculture~{!*~}beef, corn, cottonseed, hides and skins, milk, millet, onions, oranges, peanuts, sorghum, wheat. Mining~{!*~}coal, cobalt, copper, diamonds, nickel.
|National anthem: "Fatshe La Rona" ("Blessed Country").
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University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1990.
University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1990.
Description of Research Expertisecomplex hypertension, adrenal hypertension, pheochromocytoma, chronic kidney disease
Description of Itmat ExpertiseDr. Cohen has a research interest in the effects of different antihypertensive medications on pulse wave velocity in patients with proteinuric kidney disease.
Selected PublicationsCohen DL, Soulen MC.: A patient with acute kidney pain and high blood pressure. Clin J Am Soc Nephrol 7(10): 696-702, April 2015
Huan Y, Cohen DL, Townsend RR.: Central Aortic Pressure, Arterial Compliance: Emerging Tools to Identify and Guide Therapy for High Risk African American Patients. Hypertension in High Risk African Americans. Ferdinand, KC. (eds.). Springer, Chapter 10: 151-161, January 2015
Denker MG, Cohen DL. : Antihypertensive Medications in End-Stage Renal Disease Semin Dial 28(4): 330-336, July 2015
Cohen DL, Townsend RR. : Should All Patients Have Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring Performed to Validate the Diagnosis of Hypertension? J Clin Hypertens (Greenwich) 17(5): 412-413, May 2015.
Huan Y, Cohen DL, Townsend RR: Pathophysiology of Hypertension in Chronic Kidney Disease Chronic Renal Disease. Kimmel PL, Rosenberg ME. (eds.). Elsevier, 1(14): 163-169, October 2014.
Wachtel H, Cerullo I, Bartlett EK, Kelz RR, Cohen DL, Karakousis GC, Roses RE, Fraker DL. : Long-term Blood Pressure Control in Patients Undergoing Adrenalectomy for Primary Hyperaldosteronism Surgery 156(6): 1394-1403, December 2014
Cohen DL, Huan H, Townsend RR.: Home BP Monitoring in CKD. Am J Kidney Dis 63(5): 835-842, May 2014
Cohen DL, Huan Y, Townsend RR: Central BP monitoring, home BP monitoring and ambulatory BP monitoring in CKD. CKD and Hypertension. Weir M (eds.). Springer, Chapter 2: 11-23, 2015.
Townsend RR, Cohen DL, Chang TI, Cushman W, DelPinto R, Evans GC, Glasser SP, Haley W, Olney C, Oparil S, Pisone R, Umanath K, Wright J. : Orthostatic systolic blood pressure changes in SPRINT participants at baseline J Am Soc Hypertens 9(4): e57, April 2015.
McArdle MJ, deGoma EM, Cohen DL, Townsend RR, Wilensky RL, Giri J. : Beyond blood pressure: percutaneous renal denervation for the management of sympathetic hyperactivity and associated disease States. J Am Heart Assoc 4(3): 1-9, March 2015.
Wachtel H1, Cerullo I, Bartlett EK, Roses RE, Cohen DL, Kelz RR, Karakousis GC, Fraker DL. : Clinicopathologic Characteristics of Incidentally Identified Pheochromocytoma. Ann Surg Oncol 22(1): 132-138, January 2015.
Fishbein L, Khare S, Wubbenhorst B, DeSloover D, D'Andrea K, Merrill S, Cho NW, Greenberg RA, Else T, Montone K, LiVolsi V, Fraker D, Daber R, Cohen DL, Nathanson KL.: Whole-exome sequencing identifies somatic ATRX mutations in pheochromocytomas and paragangliomas. Nat Commun 6(6140), January 2015.
Goldman JM, Cohen DL, Sim JJ. : The Heterogeneity and Diversity of Hypertension in CKD. Adv Chronic Kidney Dis. 22(2): 86-87, March 2015.
Cohen JB, Cohen DL. : Cardiovascular and renal effects of weight reduction in obesity and the metabolic syndrome. Curr Hypertens Rep 17(5): 33-39, May 2015.
Garcha AS, Cohen DL. : Catecholamine Excess: Pseudopheochromocytoma and Beyond Advances Chr Kidney Dis 22(3): 218-223, May 2015.
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As I posted on FaceBook, I really enjoyed this. I thought the scene was very well done. It seemed so fitting to transition to the Phase II
contemporaneously with the transition to Mr. Gross as Kirk. I also have to say that I like the great majority of what might be considered design "compromises" as compared with the original Phase II Big-E design. It's a nice "stepping stone" design, if you will. I especially like that you retained much of the TOS nacelle cap effect. I was surprised at first not to see the dual turbo lift bumps on the bridge dome but, considering this would have necessarily implied a major redesign of the classic bridge set - which, by the way, I'm sure many of us immensely enjoy seeing in each episode - this was quite a ... logical ... choice.
I'm very much going to miss Mr. Cawley's portrayal of James T. Kirk, but am also looking forward to seeing Mr. Gross' take on the role.
I'm very much looking forward to the next episodes, though I cannot say patiently. Thanks, as always, folks - for letting us play in your sandbox.
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Tibet Earthquake Emergency ReliefFrom Tibetfund.org, We are very sad to report that hundreds have died and an estimated 10,000 mostly ethnic Tibetans were injured and left homeless in near-freezing temperatures in the aftermath of the earthquake that struck a sparsely populated region of Tibet in the early hours of April 14. More than 85 percent of the houses in Jiegu, a town of 100,000 people nearest the epicenter, were destroyed. Because solid information is still emerging from officials working in the area, it is difficult to know how many remain buried in the rubble. Most of the people in the region are Tibetan herders and farmers who are in immediate need of shelter, medicine, clothing and other necessities. More »
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"Here is my secret...what is essential is invisible to the naked eye"
--The Little Prince
I grew up with a Swedish mother and a Hungarian stepfather both of whom had a powerful aesthetic. She was emotional, raw, and dramatic -- she was an actress, after all. He was still, like a stream of water, intellectual, political and funny. I was always in love with art and drama and it is no surprise I became a publisher of visual books. It is equally of no surprise that I am relentlessly interested in what is behind EVERYTHING.
The idea that people cannot be put in little boxes was validated for me when I was Publicity Director at Abrams almost thirty years ago, touring John Walker (we were publishing The National Gallery book where he had been Director before Carter Brown). His favorite show was "Kojak". He had a passion for wine. He told great jokes. He was a whole person. Astonishing.
And, yet I know categories help when we are trying to make good decisions for someone we love (even ourselves). So, although the books in this piece are never just one thing, I have listed some of the things they are. All are exquisitely made -- designed and produced with passion and creativity. None are boring, nothing to pick up and put down. Each will leave you different than you were before.
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When I was twelve I spent my Saturdays at Leo Lerman's house in New York. He consulted for Sy Newhouse who owns Conde Nast and was a cozy bear of a guy with an extraordinary art book library. I spent hours on the floor with a three-volume set of letters between Vincent Van Gogh and his brother, Theo. Even then, I wanted to understand the relationship between life and work. Now, you can buy "Vincent Van Gogh-The Letters" for the ungodly price of $600. The six-volume set (Thames & Hudson) is beyond beautiful and done just the way I would have done it – if I had been smart enough. There are thousands of illustrations annotating the letters, including 2,000 paintings, supporting and enhancing every word. Why did it matter when I was a child and why does it matter now? The relationship between art and the artist who creates the art, the why and the how of it? It obsessed me then and I rarely publish a book or love one where context is not critical. When you understand why something is as it is, you emerge changed, empowered. Something significant has shifted. You have been fed and you know it. Nutrition has arrived and, all of a sudden, you have something to give. You have put two and two together!
One rainy weekend in New York this fall I went with friends from one museum exhibition to the other. We saw Himalayan art at the Rubin, Kandinsky at the Guggenheim, the Bauhaus at MOMA, Vermeers and Robert Frank's Americans at the Met, and Georgia O'Keefe at the Whitney. The last two were the ones I can't shake, in part, because their catalogues are so stunning I bought them and continue to pore over them and think about what they thought and why. O'Keefe's work is sensual and powerful, intense, and life fulfilled. Absolutely. However, the show and the catalogue also immerse you in her life, her love affair and marriage to Steichen and in her geography, which informed, interfered and in every way connected to her work. The accompanying catalogue by Barbara Haskell is glorious, interesting and beautifully made ("Georgia O'Keeffe: Abstraction", 252 pages, $65, Yale University Press). I kept thinking of the men I had loved as I walked this show and read this book – and how they had affected my work. Who O'Keefe was, who she lived with, where she lived…mattered to her art.
I loved "The Americans" for a different reason. The show was, of course, based on a book, which grew out of Frank's travels, on a Guggenheim grant, throughout the United States fifty years ago. He laid out the book himself, he chose Jack Kerouac to write the introduction and, one cannot say that the America he observed was always one he loved. The photographs are quirky, intellectual, touching. Strangely enough, it was first published in France with a Saul Steinberg drawing on the cover. Bizarre. The Met show is the first museum show I know which was designed to follow the layout of a book. Fascinating. And, so is the immense 528-page catalogue ("Looking In: Robert Frank's The Americans", edited by curator Sarah Greenough, hardcover, 528 pages, Steidl, list price: $75). You could also buy an original copy of "The Americans", signed by Frank from Skyline Books across the street from my office in New York for $8,000.
I watch every Ken Burns series because he does what I want most of all to do. He is as fascinated by the way the pieces interlock and interact, by the way history is made and by the passion of the men who make it. "The National Parks: America's Best Idea" by Dayton Duncan & Ken Burns (Knopf, 432 pages, $50) is just an amazing way to see the history of the United States – often at its best (not always). Exquisite and compelling, both.
Once in a great while a Renaissance man creates a complex magical food book, which is also a memoir and also a groundbreaking photography book. Not a chef (although he can cook) but a writer, a photographer, a documentarian, Douglas Gayeton followed his passion and came back from five years in Italy with an absolutely indelible story about Tuscany, food and slow living. His story won a webby for PBS, his video about the book became one of Amazon's top ten, and his book ("Slow: Life in A Tuscan Town", Welcome Books; 176 pages, 75 sepia toned photographs, acetates and foldouts; $50) became the foundation for a ZAGAT supported restaurant event across the United States and was just nominated for a Gourmand Award. [Disclaimer: "Slow" was published by Welcome Books, where I am Publisher.]
I couldn't help myself. If you grew up with Peanuts, if you listened to what his characters say, for example, "if you hold your hands upside down you get the opposite of what you pray for," how can you resist. Produced by Michael Reagan, wow do you get value for your money with "Celebrating Peanuts: 60 Years" by Charles Schulz (Andrews McMeel, 544 pages, slip-cased $75).
Abolish the idea that you can read a book by its cover. If you accept that idea, then how could Batman lie under that wimpy guy at the board meeting in the suit and tie? The fantasy of the superhero…looks ordinary but watch out… is a fantasy shared by so many. How could I could resist the complex, brilliantly engineered "The Batman Vault: A Museum-in-a-Book with Rare Collectibles from the Batcave" by Greenberger Robert and Matthew Manning (Running Press, produced by Becker & Mayer, $50). It's not a normal book, it's a super-book.
"The Jazz Loft Project: Photographs and Tapes of W. Eugene Smith from 821 Sixth Avenue, 1957-1965" By Sam Stephenson (Alfred A. Knopf, 288 pages, $40). This is an American story: from 1957 to 1965 legendary photographer W. Eugene Smith 4,000 hours of recordings and nearly 40,000 photographs were made in a loft building in Manhattan's wholesale flower district where major jazz musicians of the day gathered and played their music.
"My Favourite Dress" by Gity Monsef, Samantha Erin Safer and Robert de Niet, published by ACC Editions. $49.50. I can't imagine a more delicious fashion book. 100 designers showcase their favorite dress. Such a simple idea and so charming and extravagant. Filled with emotion and passion. From Vera Wang to Oscar to la Renta, it just keeps on giving: Boudicca who chose a dress "immortalized in a cell of ink, a last cigarette, a sexual sensual moment of loneliness" by photographer Justin Smith; the perfect black evening dress from Calvin Klein (folded and layered…elegant, self assured and sexy; Sassoon's silk evening dress from 1989 captured in a fabulous photograph of Blaine Trump dancing with Baryshnikov; von Furstenberg's classic wrap dress (unassuming on a hanger, magic on the body; Ferre with a stunning red and gold evening dress (Eastern, eternal, enigmatic, exquisite); adorable Mizrahi, the only designer to deliver a fabulous drawing but no photograph; Issey Miyake dress named after stars and cut using ultrasonic waves; Ralph Lauren's perfect beaded tulle white dress, and finally Sonia Rykiel with an incredibly sexy lacy black dress (it exhibits itself, offers itself to the world to look at with a wink).
"Inside the Painter's Studio" by Joe Fig, Princeton Architectural Press (pb) $35.00, 240 pages, 214 photographs. Paintings are made in studios and Joe Fig, artist, writer and photographer, loves to recreate them. I saw his work first at the Parrish Museum in Southampton. Many were so large you could walk around them, look in their windows voyeuristically peering into Eric Fischl's, April Gornick's or Chuck Close's work environments. If, as a child, I was fascinated by doll houses with their intricately reproduced tiny rugs and kettles, as an adult I am dazzled by Fig's fascination with every tool, paint brush, placement of canvas, and style…messy or neat, packed or spare. And then he speaks to the artists about their work process…Barnaby Furness (No mistakes, there are no mistakes), Chuck Close (Inspiration is for amateurs, the rest of us just show up and get to work), Ross Bleckner (Life is short, Life goes fast…). Very New York Centric.
My favorite children's book of the season is "The Little Prince Pop-Up" by Antoine de Saint-Exupery (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 64 pages, $35) which Joey at Book Hampton in East Hampton last weekend showed me the moment I told him I was looking for something new, brilliant, unique, exquisitely designed and made and worth taking a tree down for. The clever pop-ups create magical reveals that add immeasurably to a story that is all about looking beneath our surfaces and seeing each other's truths. "The eyes are blind. One must look with the heart," says the Little Prince. I can imagine no better message or gift for this holiday than that.
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