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SEC575: Mobile Device Security and Ethical Hacking
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- Instructor: Joshua Wright
- 36 CPEs
- Laptop Required
Once again SANS has exceeded my expectations and successfully re-focused my view of threats and risks. I recommend this course because it is very enlightening.
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Now updated to cover Apple iOS 6, BlackBerry 10, Android Jelly Bean, and Windows Phone 8
Mobile phones and tablets have become essential to enterprise and government networks, from small organizations to Fortune 500 companies and large-scale agencies. Often, mobile phone deployments grow organically, adopted by multitudes of end-users for convenient email access as well as managers and executives who need access to sensitive organizational resources from their favored personal mobile devices. In other cases, mobile phones and tablets have become critical systems for a wide variety of production applications from ERP to project management. With increased reliance on these devices, organizations are quickly recognizing that mobile phones and tablets need greater security implementations than a simple screen protector and clever password.
The security risks of mobile phone and tablet device use in the workplace
Whether the device is an Apple iPhone or iPad, a Windows Phone, an Android or BlackBerry phone or tablet, the ubiquitous mobile device has become a hugely attractive and vulnerable target for nefarious attackers. The use of mobile devices introduces a vast array of new risks to organizations, including:
- Distributed sensitive data storage and access mechanisms
- Lack of consistent patch management and firmware updates
- The high probability of device loss or theft, and more.
Mobile code and apps are also introducing new avenues for malware and data leakage, exposing critical enterprise secrets, intellectual property, and personally identifiable information assets to attackers. To further complicate matters, today there simply are not enough people with the security skills needed to manage mobile phone and tablet deployments.
From mobile device security policy development, to design and deployment, and more
This course was designed to help organizations struggling with mobile device security by equipping personnel with the skills needed to design, deploy, operate, and assess a well-managed secure mobile environment. From practical policy development to network architecture design and deployment, and mobile code analysis to penetration testing and ethical hacking, this course will help you build the critical skills necessary to support the secure deployment and use of mobile phones and tablets in your organization.
You will gain hands-on experience in designing a secure mobile phone network for local and remote users and learn how to make critical decisions to support devices effectively and securely. You will also be able to analyze and evaluate mobile software threats, and learn how attackers exploit mobile phone weaknesses so you can test the security of your own deployment. With these skills, you will be a valued mobile device security analyst, fully able to guide your organization through the challenges of securely deploying mobile devices.
|Course Contents
|SEC575.1: Mobile Device Threats, Policies, and Security Models
|Joshua Wright
Mon Apr 8th, 2013
In order to have a secure mobile phone deployment, you need to establish policies that define the acceptable use the technology and recognize the limitations and threats of mobile phones, tables and the associated infrastructure systems.
The first part of the course looks at the significant threats affecting mobile phone deployments and how organizations are being attacked through these systems. As a critical component of a secure deployment, we'll guide you through the process of defining mobile phone policies with sample policy language and recommendations for various vertical industries, taking into consideration the legal obligations of enterprise organizations. We'll also look at the architecture and technology behind mobile phone infrastructure systems from BlackBerry, Apple, Android and Windows as well as the platform-specific security controls available including device encryption, remote data wipe, application sandboxing and more.
CPE/CMU Credits: 6
Mobile Problems and Opportunities
Mobile Devices and Infrastructure
Mobile Device Security Models
Legal Aspects of Mobile
Policy Considerations and Development
|SEC575.2: Mobile Device Architecture Security and Management
|Joshua Wright
Tue Apr 9th, 2013
With an understanding of the threats, architectural components and desired security methods, we can design and implement device and infrastructure systems to defend against threats. In this part of the course we'll examine the design and deployment of network and system infrastructure to support a mobile phone deployment including the selection and deployment of Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems.
CPE/CMU Credits: 6
Wireless Network Infrastructure
Mobile Device Management System Architecture
Mobile Device Management Selection
Mitigating Stolen Devices
Unlocking, Rooting, Jailbreaking Mobile Devices
|SEC575.3: Mobile Code and Application Analysis
|Joshua Wright
Wed Apr 10th, 2013
One of the critical decisions you will need to make in supporting a mobile device deployment is to approve or disapprove of unique application requests from end-users in a corporate device deployment. With some analysis skills, we can evaluate applications to determine the type of access and information disclosure threats they represent. In this process, we'll use jailbreaking and other techniques to evaluate the data stored on mobile phones.
CPE/CMU Credits: 6
Mobile Phone Data Storage and Filesystem Architecture
Filesystem Application Modeling
Network Activity Monitoring
Mobile Code and Application Analysis
Automated Application Analysis Systems
Approving or Disapproving Applications In Your Organization
|SEC575.4: Ethical Hacking Mobile Networks
|Joshua Wright
Thu Apr 11th, 2013
An essential component of developing a secure mobile phone deployment is to perform an ethical hacking assessment. Through ethical hacking or penetration testing, we examine the mobile devices and infrastructure from the perspective of an attacker, identifying and exploiting flaws that delivery unauthorized access to data or supporting networks. Through the identification of these flaws we can evaluate the mobile phone deployment risk to the organization with practical, useful risk metrics.
CPE/CMU Credits: 6
Fingerprinting mobile devices
Wireless Network Probe Mapping
Weak Wireless Attacks
Enterprise Wireless Security Attacks
|SEC575.5: Ethical Hacking Mobile Phones, Tablets, and Applications
|Joshua Wright
Fri Apr 12th, 2013
Continuing our look at ethical hacking or penetration testing, we turn our focus to exploiting weaknesses on individual mobile devices including iPhones, iPads, Android phones and tablets, Windows Phones and BlackBerry devices. We'll also examine platform-specific application weaknesses and look at the growing use of web framework attacks.
CPE/CMU Credits: 6
Network Manipulation Attacks
Mobile Application Attacks
Web Framework Attacks
Back-end Application Support Attacks
|SEC575.6: Secure Mobile Phone Capture the Flag
|Joshua Wright
Sat Apr 13th, 2013
On the last day of class we'll pull in all the concepts and technology we've covered in the week for a comprehensive Capture the Flag (CTF) event. In the CTF event, you'll have the option to participate in multiple roles, designing a secure infrastructure for the deployment of mobile phones, monitoring network activity to identify attacks against mobile devices, extracting sensitive data from a compromised iPad and attacking a variety of mobile phones and related network infrastructure components.
In the CTF you'll use the skills you've built to practically evaluate systems and defend against attackers, simulating the realistic environment you'll be prepared to protect when you get back to the office.
CPE/CMU Credits: 6
|Additional Information
|Laptop Required
Throughout the course, students will participate in hands-on lab exercises. Students must bring their own laptops to class that meet the requirements described below.
Students must bring a Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP laptop to class, preferably running natively on the system hardware. It is possible to complete the lab exercises using a virtualized Windows installation; however, this will result in reduced performance when running device emulators within the virtualized Windows host. If you are a Windows XP user, make sure you also have the .NET 3.5 framework installed, which can be downloaded from http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=21 .
Administrative Windows Access
For several tools utilized in the course, students will be required to perform actions with administrative privileges. Students must have administrative access on their Windows host, including the ability to unload or disable security software such as anti-virus or firewall agents as necessary for the completion of lab exercises.
Students will use a virtualized MobiSec Linux VMware guest for several lab exercises. VMware Workstation or VMware Player is recommended. Note that there is no cost associated with the use of VMware Player, which can be downloaded from the VMware website.
While some students successfully use VMware Fusion for the exercises, the relative instability of VMware Fusion may introduce delays in exercise preparation, preventing the timely completion of lab exercises. VirtualBox and other virtualization tools are not supported at this time.
Hardware Requirements
Several of the software components used in the course are hardware intensive, requiring more system resources than what might be required otherwise for day-to-day use of a system. Please ensure your laptop meets the following minimum hardware requirements:
During the course, you will install numerous tools, and make several system changes. Some students may wish to bring a clean system that is not their everyday production system, or a dedicated Windows virtual machine that meets the minimum requirements for a system, to avoid any changes that may interfere with other system software.
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The Die Hard franchise refuses to die.
A Good Day to Die Hard, the fifth installment in the Bruce Willis series, grossed an estimated $25 million to take the top spot at the box office, according to Box Office Mojo.
Last weekend's No. 1 film, Identity Thief, nabbed $23.4 million to take second place. Safe Haven, the latest tearjerker from Nicholas Sparks, debuted at No. 3 with $21.4 million. Escape From Planet Earth premiered to $16 million to rank fourth. Warm Bodies completed the top 5 with $9 million.
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Inspired by newly-installed Pope Francis and his call to "make an offering and an act of solidarity to the poor," Saint Vincent College's Office of Campus Ministry and the S.W.A.G. Team invited students to make a pledge on how they would honor and serve the poor on March 19 in the lounge of the Robert S. Carey Student Center. Fr. Killian Loch, O.S.B., left, director of campus ministry, observes the first student to sign, Kayla Stadelman, a junior psychology major from Pittsburgh, who plans to serve the poor in Calcutta this spring.
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Many political advisers assume that a president has to deal with the world of politics as he finds it, and that it is unwise to risk political capital on an effort to actually lead the country toward a new understanding of the real threats and real opportunities we face. Concentrate on the politics of re-election, they say. Don't take chances.All that might be completely understandable and make perfect sense in a world where the climate crisis wasn't "real." Those of us who support and admire President Obama understand how difficult the politics of this issue are in the context of the massive opposition to doing anything at all — or even to recognizing that there is a crisis. And assuming that the Republicans come to their senses and avoid nominating a clown, his re-election is likely to involve a hard-fought battle with high stakes for the country....But in this case, the President has reality on his side. The scientific consensus is far stronger today than at any time in the past. Here is the truth: The Earth is round; Saddam Hussein did not attack us on 9/11; Elvis is dead; Obama was born in the United States; and the climate crisis is real. It is time to act.
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Asia Todd ('14) | Journalism & Mass Communication
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"Not your typical college student," is probably the best way to describe multimedia major Asia Todd ('14).
What makes Asia stand out is not only her substantial involvement on the ACU campus, but her love of others and ability to show Christ's love through the joy she finds in serving others.
Asia's time in Mwanza proved to be quite eventful. Her bride price was negotiated in front of her, as the village leaders and her missionary overseer debated how many cows she was worth. Since she couldn't cook or farm, Asia lost major cow points, as she described them.
Whether by capturing life moments as a talented photographer, mentoring freshman girls as assistant director in Nelson Hall, or serving as an officer of Third Culture Kid club on campus, at the core of everything she does, Asia is a servant for the Lord.
From Thailand to ACU
Born and raised in Chiang Mai, Thailand, Asia was surrounded by a servant-hearted community. Asia grew up watching her parents serve on the mission field. Asia's dad did everything from translatiing to leading small groups, from couples counseling to social service projects. Asia's mom is a teacher and the language supervisor at a school in Thailand and is always working to help students value Thai culture.
"My parents are kind of super stars. They are passionate in everything they do. I grew up watching my parents be very active and creative in what serving God can look like," says Asia.
Asia came to ACU because she wanted to be in an environment where people would value her upbringing on the missionary field.
"It was important for me to know that I would have professors and peers who understood the world I came from, or were at least interested in hearing about it. I also had a sense of peace about coming here," says Asia.
Getting connected
Upon her arrival to ACU from Thailand, Asia connected with Dr. Chris Flanders, associate professor of missions, and Larry Henderson, mission coordinator for WorldWide Witness. WWW is a program that provides students with practical missions experiences outside of the classroom. The program connects ACU students with experienced mentors and opportunities for service in global contexts.
"Chris and Larry have strong ties to my hometown," says Asia. "Because of my connection to these 'Abilene uncles,' I naturally became involved with the mission opportunities the Halbert Institute for Missions has to offer."
Asia spent the summer of 2011 serving as a WorldWide Witness intern in Mwanza, Tanzania, a city in east Africa.
A new kind of serving abroad
Although Asia grew up on the mission field, her internship in east Africa was her first time to be a part of a missionary family in a context wholly different than how she grew up.
"Getting out of Southeast Asia was an eye-opening journey that gave me a bigger picture on what missions can look like," says Asia. "When I arrived in Mwanza, I enjoyed experiencing a reversal of roles as I was the intern playing with missionary kids."
As part of her work in Mwanza, Asia shadowed a church planting mission team who went in and out of villages in the surrounding areas. Asia's role was to observe, ask questions and build relationships with the local people.
"I practiced giving my testimony in Swahili and observed everything from the crazy roads, to the affectionate mannerisms of the local people, to how the Sukuma danced and ate their ugali, a staple starch food. Everything intrigued me as I was sent to take in a new culture," says Asia.
Additionally, Asia helped the missionary families by playing with their children and cooking the occasional meal. "But for the most part, it was the missionary families who took great care of me as I watched and learned as their intern," she adds.
Out of the ordinary experiences
Asia's time in Mwanza proved to be quite eventful. She was kissed by a drunk African prostitute on her first day in the village, she recalls.
And her bride price was negotiated in front of her, as the village leaders and her missionary overseer debated how many cows she was worth. Since she couldn't cook or farm, Asia lost major cow points, as she described them.
The negotiation was in jest but gave Asia a glimpse into a very different culture and way of life.
"The conversation was in Swahili," Asia recalls. "Jason Miller, the missionary, was talking with the men of the village and I was sitting a ways away. He yelled, 'Hey Asia, can you cook?' And I said no. He turned around and they kept talking. A bit later he turned around again and asked 'How about farm?' And I said nope. And they started talking amongst themselves again. I would have loved to understood what was going on. The missionary explained to me later what happened."
Another memorable experience was waking up one night to find five African women sharing her twin bed with her.
"I knew I might share the bed, but I was shocked to see how many people we fit on it," she says.
Advice from a missionary kid
As a missionary kid who has also had a chance to serve in the mission field, Asia shares her words of wisdom about serving with WorldWide Witness.
"Go with the expectation that the people you are going to 'serve' are actually the people who will be serving you with their time. If you are willing to take a humble approach to learning more about yourself, other cultures and God's heart for missions, WWW can help you get there."
Asia is continuing to act as the Lord's hands and feet. This summer she interned with a relief and development non-profit in Chiang Mai called Partners. The organization works directly on the Thai-Burmese border fighting abuses of human rights and developing the surrounding communities.
In addition, Asia led a team of eight ACU students and one A&M student to Thailand this summer. The team worked with schools, a prison, slums and non-profits that are connected to Asia's church home in Thailand.
Through her missionary experiences and her involvement on campus, it is no surprise to know that Asia has a big heart for others and purposefully seeks out opportunities to share her heart.
Asia is inspired by the words of John Wesley when he says, "Do all the good you can. By all the means you can. In all the ways you can. In all the places you can. At all the times you can. To all the people you can. As long as ever you can."
"Giving back to the community that shapes us and leaving a legacy through relationships is one of my life goals," she says.
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Dog Songs
Who can resist a good dog book? OK so there are a few cat people out there (right here beside me in fact), and bird people, snake people, even for Heaven's sake, skunk lovers and gerbil-groomers. But what makes this book special is that it's a book of poems that gives tribute to the special dogs in renowned nature poet Mary Oliver's life.
There's Luke, the junkyard dog, Benjamin, the canine that is always dragging a chewed-through rope, Bear the small curly-haired who hates to stay overnight at boarding, Bazougey "that dark little dog/ who used to come down the road barking and shining," Ricky, the talker, and Percy named after the famous poet Shelley. Oliver penned a tribute to this hound mischievously patterned after Christopher Smart's "For I will Consider My Cat Jeoffrey."
Luke was "born in a junkyard, / not even on a bundle of rags/ or the seat of an old wrecked car/ but the dust below." This beautiful German Shepherd loved flowers: "her dark head// and her wet nose/ touching/ the face/ of everyone." In the poem's closing Oliver expresses one thing dogs show us about the world: "we long to be--/ that happy/ in the heaven of earth--/ that wild, that loving."
The poems included here really capture the dogness of dogs: their wild energy, love of the outdoors and running, their way of sniffing knowledge from the world. A few are also very sad, especially "Her Grave." Here is a section of it, "It took four of us to carry her into the woods./ We did not think of music,/ but anyway, it began to rain/ slowly.// Her wolfish, invitational half-pounce.// Her great and lordly satisfaction at having chased something."
The essay concerns what happens when a stern rule-bound person takes over the dog catcher position in Oliver's small Massachusetts coastal town. Luckily, he doesn't last long and someone with a freer attitude takes over.
Because there were a bunch of holds, I read this book on my Kindle. The illustrations are more appealing on paper. But no matter—many of the poems were gems and the essay entertained me.
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What's next in the debt ceiling debate?
December 9, 2013
In January, will the federal government be shuttered again? At first thought, it seems inconceivable that Congress would want to go through another protracted fight like the one that shut thing......
America would actually for the first time in it's history be "better off" under Obama and liberal progressive socialists' leadership, if govt shut down for a long time.
A govt shutdown would HELP this nation now more than hurt it.
It would STOP the Obama administration, the IRS abuses, the NSA abuses, the FBI, the CIA abuses of our citizens by STOPPING them also. THis would actually be a GOOD thing to happen!
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After Obama's 'nothing new' but old failed policies' speech Tuesday night.........what's next in debt ceiling debate? Huh...MORE DEBT!!!
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Quality Education in the Benedictine Tradition
December 9, 2011
Matthew L. Orzechowski, senior biology major with a minor in psychology of Erie, has been named to the 2011 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges and was recognized as an outstanding campus leader during the annual Saint Vincent College Founders' Day Vespers and Honors Convocation Thursday, November 17 in the Archabbey Basilica. Mr. Orzechowski, son of Martin and Angela Orzechowski, serves as a Residence Life prefect and president of the Life Sciences Club. He is a member of the Journal Club-Boyer Biological, Habitat for Humanity and the Saint Vincent football team. He served as a Student Government Association Bonaventure Hall representative. He is a 2008 graduate of McDowell High School. The Who's Who students are selected by campus nominating committees and editors of the annual directory on the basis of their academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities and potential for continued success. They join an elite group of students selected from more than 2,300 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and several foreign nations. Outstanding students have been honored in the annual directory since it was first published in 1934.
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Ball State's gymnastics team suffered a 196.500 to 194.150 loss at home to Kentucky Sunday in Irving Gym of the Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
The final team score for the Cardinals marked the 24th best team total in school history, while UK set a school record with its final tally.
With the loss, Ball State falls to 5-7 overall. The Cardinals are 3-3 in Mid-American Conference action this season.
Brooklyn Schumacher turned in the team's top individual performance with a tie for second on the bars with a 9.850 mark.
Brittney Emmons tied for fourth on the bars with a 9.825 plus tied for third on the floor with a 9.80 mark and tied for fifth on the vault with a 9.75.
Denasiha Christian tied Emmons on the floor with an identical 9.80.
Brooke Evans, Nicole Allen and Emmons all tied for fifth on the vault with 9.750 marks.
Sam Santos and Leah Wilson tied for fourth on the beam with 9.80 scores.
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Old Scout, What would I have done, you or most other people. If it was your friend and it was an unfortunate accident, I or you, or just about anyone would have been at the hospital, sitting in the hall, eating cafeteria food instead of eating at the ranch. He stayed in hiding there until the next morning. He even told the cops to make an appointment for the next morning. Wow, you or I would have been picked up, questioned and made to blow in a breathalizer right away.
Imagine this: One of the brothers in the ghetto shoots another brother. The cops come and say, "Where's Jamal"Another brother tells them, "He's busy now, come back in the morning."


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Garden Update: 174.5 oz. of Vegetables
It's been quite a while since the last garden update and I'm happy to report that our total haul of vegetables is now a respectable 174.5 oz. according to our trust free Stamps.com postage scale.
Here's the breakdown:
- 22 oz. Roma Tomatoes
- 3.9 oz Patio Tomatoes
- 73.9 oz. Beefsteak Tomatoes
- 1.4 oz Green Peppers
- 8.8 oz. Red Peppers
- 61.5 oz. Eggplants
- 3 oz. Cayenne
The total value, according to recent vegetable prices, is about $20 compared to about $98 spent on planters, plants, and soil (this doesn't include labor or water).At first, when I saw how many ounces we'd gotten, I thought we would easily break even… obviously I don't know how much stuff costs at the per ounce level because we're only about a quarter of the way there. 174.5 ounces sounds very impressive but it's really not a lot compared to the hauls I've seen others get.
I think the biggest handicap for us is the fact that everything is in planters. The tomato plants have a tremendous amount of potential that simply is wasted on pots. While the pots are pretty big, nothing beats the ground and letting tomatoes grow to their full potential.
But, you play the cards you're dealt and so far we're doing pretty good as novice gardeners. (There are plenty of everything hanging off the plants, so we haven't finished harvesting yet)


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I went out as a lightsaber wielding thirty-something dad.
May the force be with you.
I went as a crime scene investigator in my company car because I had to work.
(I even had to deal with real blood and guts because Halloween is a drinking holiday).
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
I went in as ball cap-wearing candy passer-outer guy.
From Star Wars Episode VII: the Broadway Edition... FN and the Amazing Technically-Poe's Dream Jacket.
I was going to go as Slicker's Mom. But I decided it was safer to wear pants.
That's my jacket!
I was sweaty for Halloween. I was at the gym for my two-hour Monday night cardio marathon and that was during the hours of trick-or-treat. Maybe next year.
Since Halloween is on a school day for the first time in a couple years, I may break out the ol' Jedi costume for a change.
From Star Wars Episode VII: the Broadway Edition... FN and the Amazing Technically-Poe's Dream Jacket.
Last year I was Ron Swanson (of Parks and Rec fame), and two years ago I was . . . nothing, I think. This year I'll likely just wear a black shirt and say I'm Louis C.K. but with more hair and less fat.
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The Lake Tahoe Lacrosse Tournament Men's and Woman's Open Division will run Friday through Sunday, July 20- 22, and the U-19 Division will run the following week, July 27-29, in Incline Village.
The annual tournament serves as a major fundraiser for the nonprofit Truckee Tahoe Lacrosse Association.
This year's tournament will feature 32 Open Division Men's teams, 11 Woman's Open Division teams and 16 U-19 Boy's teams. The addition of the 11 new teams will bring another 300-plus players and the possibility of an additional 300 spectators and friends. This year the tournament could help generate 2,250 visitors to the Tahoe Basin.
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The camp is directed by Incline varsity soccer coach Tom Canino, along with assistant coaches and varsity boys' and girls' soccer players.
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Reanimating Extinct Genes
The dinosaurs are unlikely to have left us any of their genetic code – thankfully.
Credit: Smithsonian
The movie Jurassic Park was a lesson in how resurrecting extinct organisms can go awry. A new project plans to take a safer route: resurrect a single gene from an extinct species of bacteria. This tiny snippet of DNA will be implanted in modern-day bacteria, with the goal of seeing whether evolution can be replayed in the lab.
In previous work, paleogeneticist Eric Gaucher from the Georgia Institute of Technology and his colleagues reconstructed earlier forms of a common gene by computing the way different lineages diverged to create the bacterial family tree.
"It is a bit like what historical linguists do when they infer the spelling or pronunciation of an ancient word from its modern derivatives," Gaucher says. "Except, we are working with the DNA alphabet."
As part of NASA's Astrobiology: Exobiology and Evolutionary Biology program, Gaucher and Betul Kacar, also from Georgia Tech, now plan to plug one of their reconstructed genes in a modern organism's DNA.
If this genetic anachronism evolves forward along one of the branches that the researchers have computed, then this will provide some verification of this molecular genealogy technique, as well as give support to the notion that evolution is repeatable and not simply a matter of chance.
Ghosts in the code
It is hopeless to think that dinosaur DNA could be recovered from mosquito blood trapped in amber (or from anywhere else for that matter), as the molecular code isn't likely to survive 65 million years.
Researchers have reconstructed most of the woolly mammoth's DNA.
The chances are far better for more recent extinctions. A nearly complete DNA sequence of the woolly mammoth (which died out about 11,000 years ago) was published last November, giving some people ideas about bringing these giants back to life.
However, finding frozen hair and tissue samples is not the only way to isolate extinct DNA. Gaucher and his colleagues have shown that it is possible to estimate the genes that existed in long-dead organisms by doing a genetic survey of their family tree.
It is a bit like guessing what color your great-great-great grandmother's eyes were by cataloguing the eye colors of all her living descendants and playing back the rules of inheritance. In the case of gene reconstruction, Gaucher's team estimates the DNA code of an extinct life form by comparing the codes of its living descendants and using theories of genetic mutations.
In particular, the researchers looked at the gene for a protein called elongation factor (EF), which is vital for forming other proteins in cells. Specifically, EF shuttles amino acids (the protein building blocks) to the ribosome (the protein factory). All organisms from bacteria to humans have their own version of the EF protein.
The researchers compared the DNA of a large set of bacteria species. The 1200 base pairs that make up the EF gene were largely identical in the different species except for small mutations. Using their computational model, Gaucher and colleagues estimated in which common ancestor (which great-great-great grandmother bacteria) these mutations originated.
A protein thermometer
Evolution all over again? E. coli – seen here at 10,000x magnification – will have one of their genes swapped out for an ancient version.
Credit: USDA
Using the DNA sequences of past EF genes, the scientists recreated EF proteins that were in service millions of years ago. They found that these resurrected proteins worked best at different temperatures.
"They serve as a thermometer for the environment that the host organism lived in," Gaucher says.
The farther back in time the researchers looked, the hotter the EF proteins liked it. The oldest proteins in their study – corresponding to 3.5 billion years ago – preferred the highest temperatures of 73 degrees Celsius (160 degrees Fahrenheit). This matches some geologic evidence that indicates the average global temperatures in this time period were scorching hot.
The success of this gene reconstruction and protein resurrection is due to "the experimental tractability of [Gaucher's] system, and the crucial role of elongation factors in cell function," says Belinda Chang of the University of Toronto, who is not involved in this work.
Sick with age
Gaucher and Kacar now plan to go to the next step: take an ancient EF gene, whose protein is most stable at 55 degrees Celsius, and insert it into a modern E. coli bacteria, whose optimal growth temperature is 37 degrees Celsius.
We tend to think of genetic modification being used to improve an animal or a plant, but in this case it will handicap these microbes with an outdated EF gene.
The elongation factor (EF) protein shepherds the parts needed to build other proteins.
Credit: David S. Goodsell of The Scripps Research Institute
"These bacteria are going to be sick," Gaucher says. Their EF protein will still shuttle amino acids to the ribosome, but not as effectively as before.
Like a molecular Rip Van Winkle, the ancient EF gene will feel strong evolutionary pressure to adapt to its new cooler surroundings. Mutations that bring the EF protein closer in-line with the 37 degree temperature will help certain E. coli outcompete their neighbors.
"It's difficult to see evolution, short of building a time machine," Gaucher says, but their technique may be the next best thing.
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The scientists will be verifying whether the mutations in the E. coli's EF gene follow the same path as was taken by the line of ancestor bacteria as they evolved over millions of years on the slowing cooling Earth.
The late paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould imagined doing a similar examination on a much broader scale.
"I call this experiment 'replaying life's tape.' You press the rewind button and, making sure you thoroughly erase everything that actually happened, go back to any time and place in the past… Then let the tape run again and see if the repetition looks at all like the original," Gould wrote in his 1989 book Wonderful Life.
Gould said that "any replay of the tape would lead evolution down a pathway radically different from the road actually taken." His hypothesis, that evolution is directed largely by chance rather than some ultimate goal of progress, has implications not only for our understanding of life on Earth but also for our search for life on other planets where the "tape recorder" may be completely different.
Gaucher's group may be able to test whether Gould was right by following a few thousand generations of their modified E. coli over the next couple of years.
"I do believe that it is now possible, with tools that have recently been developed, to 'replay the molecular tape of life,' even if it is one (or a few) molecules at a time," Chang says.


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A Tale of Two Cities, Portland and Portsmouth
First, let me confess that I am not a big fan of graffiti art. The trains that roll slowly behind my house are covered up as high as a person can reach with aerosol tags that all look pretty much the same to me in their use of loopy, block letters. There must be something about the furtive use of spray cans and big arm gestures that results in the canned look of urban graffiti.
That said, I appreciate that graffiti has been an art form since the first prehistoric man/woman made his/her mark in a cave. The impulse to make one's mark in society is primitive and powerful. To make one's mark without permission is an even more powerful, taboo adding thrill to self-expression.
Currently, Portland, Maine, is in the midst of a public debate about the pros and cons of graffiti, aka tagging or street art. In April, the Portland Arts & Cultural Alliance held a panel discussion that pitted taggers against property owners in a city that has its fair share of graffiti. In fact, the local non-profit LearningWorks has sponsored Portland Graffiti Busters since 1994, during which time youth groups have removed close to a half million square feet of unwanted graffiti, 392 tags in 2010 alone.
The upshot of the Portland panel discussion seemed to be that, just as weeds are plants growing where you don't want them, graffiti where it is not wanted is vandalism, while graffiti were it is permitted and designated in street art. The resolve seemed to be to direct the youthful impulse to tag everything in sight toward places amenable to the more artful of aerosol art.
That's what's going on in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, at the moment. The adventurous Portsmouth Museum of Art has organized Street a.k.a. Museum, an indoor/outdoor celebration of graffiti art (May 11 to September 11) curated by Beau Basse of LeBasse Project in Los Angeles. The "exhibition" brings a group of internationally-known street artists – Bumblebee, Andreas von Chrzanowski, Herakut, Shark Toof, and Alexandros Vasmoulakis – to Portsmouth to exhibit their work in the museum and create site-specific street art on buildings and bridges around town. It's kind of too bad that Tim Clorius, another internationally-known street artist who lives in Portland, wasn't included, but Street a.k.a. Museum seems to have the city well covered from Harbopur Place to Prescott Park, the Pan Am Railway trestle to Granite State Minerals salt pile.
"With its roots in popular culture artists like Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and Jean-Michael Basquiat, street art has been with us for more than 30 years," notes the Portsmouth museum press release. "Once considered an underground artform, it is now 'mainstream' and is a genre that has gained acceptance and popularity in the art community and by the general public, playing an increasingly prominent role as an artform and cultural influence."
Except maybe in Portland.
"Portsmouth has had the same discussion," says Portsmouth Museum of Art director Cathy Sununu of the art versus vandalism debate. "This show is a way to show that street art can be used in a positive way."
[Portsmouth Museum of Art, One Harbour Place, Portsmouth NH, 603-436-0332.]


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Overcoming an addiction can be a tough, ongoing battle, according to those who are winning the fight. It's probably not easy for a recovering addict to share the story of developing a habit, the pain and loss that followed, and the challenges to reversing course.
Yet, seven people recovering from addiction described their struggles and the how they overcame them Wednesday night in Tiffin. We tip our cap to them for being willing to share their tales.
Hats off, of course, to the professionals who helped them get on a better path.
We also want to commend the students from Heidelberg and Tiffin universities who are training for careers that would put them in position to assist individuals in similar situations. Hopefully, the discussion Wednesday evening will encourage the students as they prepare to become the next generation to offer help to those struggling with addiction.


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Fire causes severe damages to Shepherdstown home
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SHEPHERDSTOWN —A fire Friday caused severe damage to the second floor of a two-story home in Shepherdstown. The fire at 199 Berridge Drive in the Heatherfield subdivision was reported at about 6:45 p....
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A cartoon released on Jan. 1 1943. A warime movie that dipicts Donald Duck living in Nutziland, (Nazi Germany). He has to be brought to work on a baynoet and work at break neak speeds in a munitions factory. It depicts the evils of the Nazi goverment and so forth. It also has a catchy song.
When Der Fuhrer says we is the master race, we hiel, hiel, right in the Der Fuhrer's face. Not to love the Fuhrer is a great discrace so we hiel, hiel, right in Der Fuhrer's face.
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Sandy Hook Elementary School Tragedy.. My thoughts & prayers go out to the victims & their families..
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They said the shooter has Asperger syndrome. Why would you give a retard a gun in the first place? And how is one kid going to be the reason they crack down on gun control? And because some stupid-ass mother, who's now dead, let her autistic kid have a gun, innocent children and teachers are dead.
My prayers are with those who lost their children and loved ones during the tragedy. No child should see that kind of evil.
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It´s horrible, so much pain ...
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States with stricter gun control laws have fewer deaths from gun-related violence.
Moore's 2002 film, Bowling for Columbine, probes the culture of guns and violence in the United States, taking as a starting point the Columbine High School massacre of 1999.
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You only have to look at the global statistics of deaths by firearms to see that the countries where owning a gun is legal have a massively higher level of deaths. And the countries where owning guns is not legal DO NOT have a high level of murders by rocks or knives. What Americans tend to forget is the fact that when their Constitution was written with the 'right to hold firearms', it was a time of civil war and unrest.
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In capitalism, running amok in schools has a TRADITION.
Do not mess with TRADITION.
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What ?
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It true!
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I did not understand
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Try seeing "Bowling for Columbine" for a start.
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My thoughts and heart go out to the families torn by this.
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My thoughts go out to everyone involved, but especially to the families who lost one of their beloved and innocent children.
But let us also not forget another terrible nightmare that has had hardly even been reported around the world of the 22 children in China who on the very same day came very close to death themselves when a crazed madman entered their school slashing them with a knife.
The few and vague news reports tell of these children having grotesque wounds with fingers and ears cut off.
None of these nightmares will ever be erased from the hearts and minds of all involved.
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But they are alive..right? They can still celebrate the holidays with their parents.
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That doesnt make one tragedy any less nightmarish than the other. Both are terrible atrocities that have hit many families, communities and the emotions of everyone whether they are directly related to these events or not. NONE of this should be happening....whether they be children or adults, holiday season or any other time...it just shouldn't happen.
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yes they are both horrible incidents,....however..the ones that were attacked with a knife are still with their families"alive", and their families still have their children, so to compare one with the other is completely irrelevant and very flawed.
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Youre missing the point totally but dont worry about it.
Im not about to get into a debate over this with you...have a good day.
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You too.
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I agree MadOldHag. My thoughts are with the families
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for the children and there loved ones
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My thoughts and prayer are equally shared
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What about the 140 people killed with US tax dollars in Palestine just 2 weeks ago, 40 of them were kids. I saw very little to empathise with their suffering on dA. How and why do we all go to the US before anywhere else? Of course we all care but 168 killed in Pakistan also by US drone dollars... Many of them are kids... Why?
Whatever your God is he/she cares about all people not just Americans.
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is from the UK not the USA
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So am I from the UK...
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Why are you complaining about someone sending out thoughts and prayers then? If he's from the UK then it's not like he thinks only Americans exist.
Your comment is largely unnecessary and selfish. Just because there are other problems you are not allowed to send thoughts and prayers to a specific problem?
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Because we have to remember all those who have died through wrong doings not just one particular event...
I come across this attitude every day that it is all about America and no one else matters. The 140 that were killed in Palestine just 2 weeks ago. I did not see anyone on dA mention this and the 40 children amongst them. Then the massacre at the end of 2008 when the Israelis bombed and killed over 1400 in Gaza. Only 3 Israelis died.
I want everyone to be aware of the mass genocides that are happening right now and that it has to all stop... Sorry if you do not like my view point. I have been an activist since the early 70's and have seen far too much needless killing. There are so many lies being spread by the mass media about Sandy Hook and there is a connection with LIBOR, the banking scandal... It is being seriously promoted by the media and the rest of the killings are unnoticed.
In the past day there have been 176 more shootings in the US...
22 kids were stabbed in China on the same day... Where is that mentioned???
nearly 3,000 reported killed on 9/11, yet nearly 2,000,000 killed in acts of war in retaliation. For what. If it had been done by Saudia's, why was Afghanistan invaded?????
168 killed in the last year by US drones in Pakistan too...
I have many American friends that I love dearly but they too are victims as they are not told the truth...
Sorry I am the least selfish person you will ever come across. I am 68 years old and live on benefits. I have everything I will ever need. A roof over my head and enough to eat. You need to know me a great deal better. I fight for human rights for everyone in the world who is in need and in pain of any kind...
Disarm the world, that means everyone. It is the only way to have sustainable people.
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Because we have to remember all those who have died through wrong doings not just one particular event...
Disagree ... I agree we need to remember all of them but there is nothing wrong with honouring the memories of one event at a particular time.
If you want people to be aware of other events then point them out on your page. Don't complain that certain people are honouring certain events. You want to mention the Chinese kids? Then do it. Want to mention the Palestinians? Then do it. But why on earth slam someone for doing what you want to do but do not do?
You may think you are not selfish because of certain aspects, but to speak out against someone sending wishes is a selfish act. Go out and spread positivity ... no need to be negative over children being shot (which is how this is coming across)
It's impracticable to disarm. Criminals have their way of getting what they need (it may reduce the problem but it most certainly will not stop it)
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(hugs and prayers to the families of the children and teachers)
This is the reason why i wish i was an animal.. like a wild cat or something - that way if i have "kill" i'm hunt to survive.. not for the fun of it.
We humans are evil creatures and we still haven't learned ANYTHING from our past.
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Bless the families, there are no words I can honestly say but, that I have been grieving with you. If anyone has children, this is a great time to put away the computers and cell phones and give them a strong hug and love them a little more.
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Yeah, really unbelievable, no one never will understand the human mind.
God help their family.
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God help their families
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Really unbelievable ,God help their families
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Thank you Paul
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Life after death
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Full sleeve tattoos on both arms..
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When you arrive at the club and spot a group of 3 or more bitches in da club. When you approach said bitches and are accepted into the group, for the rest of the night you are on bitch patrol.
Friend: "ready to bounce?"
You: " I can't I'm on bitch patrol for the night."
You: " I can't I'm on bitch patrol for the night."
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The act of getting over a thousand beautiful bitches, it is performed by finding your friends in the club and saying Bitch Patrol
Alexander the Rainbow , Alan G and Rich are on a bitch patrol
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the act of chaining up a bunch of bitches and making them pick various sorts of debris off the side walk with chopsticks
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It's Broadway weekend at Kleinhans Music Hall. Conductor Ted Sperling, known for his work on Broadway, is leading the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, and he has two terrific singers with him. One of the singers is the marvelous Santino Fontana, starring as the Prince in the upcoming Broadway revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Cinderella." The other is Tiffany Haas – Glinda the Good Witch in the recent touring production of "Wicked."
The songs, which come from throughout Broadway history, are arranged around a love story. A couple anticipates romance, meet each other, date, get married, have kids, fight, etc.
Sperling used his imagination. Irving Berlin's "An Old-Fashioned Wedding," from "Annie Get Your Gun," still sounds funny and modern. It was followed with the hilarious "Getting Married Today," from Stephen Sondheim's "Company."
Other highlights included Leonard Bernstein's "A Little Bit In Love," which showcased Haas' shining soprano. The glorious "If I Loved You" from "Carousel" was followed by "I Got Lost In His Arms," another Irving Berlin masterpiece from "Annie Get Your Gun." "Dividing Day," a heartrending song from "The Light in the Piazza," got atmospheric accompaniment, the violins' pizzicato suggesting mandolins.
The suave and likable Sperling, who besides conducting also played the piano, was a good emcee. A couple of political jokes met with icy silence – man, what were you thinking? But he did a good job of putting the songs in context. He even took the mic himself for "The Begat," from "Finian's Rainbow." He is a fine singer.
The concert was weighted toward the contemporary. Too much so, I worried at one point. Too many numbers in that abstract Sondheim style can bog things down.
On the other hand, these singers are so good they could probably sell me on the Brothers of Mercy commercial.
Fontana always sounds relaxed. He has style and star quality. His voice is smooth and controlled. He ended one song in a breathtaking falsetto.
Haas has the kind of honeyed soprano you might have heard long ago. She never belts or strains. It was thrilling to hear her hit the high notes.
She and Fontana both sound as if they mean what they sing. "One Hand, One Heart," from "West Side Story," was very moving.
So was Harold Arlen's bluesy "Come Rain or Come Shine," which singers too often belt out without a thought. It could put tears in your eyes.
Both singers have fine timing. Their patter songs were fun. The sound problems at Kleinhans really are fixed! You could catch every word.
The BPO got its own chance to shine, with the overture to "Girl Crazy." The band sizzled and sparkled in "Embraceable You," "But Not For Me" and "I Got Rhythm."
So ... who could ask for anything more? Everyone will have some answer to this question. You couldn't help it.
As long as the concert was rich in Buffalo references (Sperling was hip to our ties to Arlen and Yip Harburg) I wish they could have thrown in a song by the underrated David Shire. "Starting Here, Starting Now"?
It was a pity that three songs – "Almost Like Being In Love," "This Can't Be Love" and the bittersweet Rodgers and Hart lament "It Never Entered My Mind" – were cut, to make room for more of Sondheim's "Follies."
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Lake Havasu City Dermatologist Doctors for Hair Loss
Type of Physician: Dermatologist
What is a Dermatologist? A certification by the Board of Dermatology; practitioners treat pediatric and adult patients with disorders of the skin, mouth, hair and nails as well as a number of sexually transmitted diseases. They also have expertise in the care of normal skin, the prevention of skin diseases and cancers, and in the management of cosmetic disorders of the skin such as hair loss and scars.
Specialty: Dermatology
Common Name: Skin Doctor
Dermatologist Doctors in Lake Havasu City * results
- 2
Michael R. Proctor
Arizona Desert Dermatology
3015 Highway 95 Ste 110
Bullhead City, AZ 86442
(928) 758-8885
- 27 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 3
William G. Anderson
Arizona Desert Dermatology
2091 Smoketree Ave N Ste 103
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
(928) 453-3332
- 24 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 4
Jonathan G. Bellew
Mohave Skin & Cancer Center
2010 Injo Dr
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
(800) 447-8405
- 3 office location(s)
- 5
Jaldeep H. Daulat
West Dermatology
1250 S Buffalo Dr Ste 170
Las Vegas, NV 89117
(702) 255-7924
- 4 office location(s)
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Emergency Contact for Lake Havasu City
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Nearby Lake Havasu City Hospitals results
- 1Havasu Regional Medical Center
101 Civic Center Ln
Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86403
(928) 855-818
- 2Lapaz Regional Hospital
1200 W Mohave Rd
Lake Havasu City, Arizona 85344
(928) 669-920
- 3Colorado River Medical Center
1401 Bailey Ave
Lake Havasu City, Arizona 92363
(760) 326-453
- 4Parker Indian Health Center
12033 Agency Rd
Lake Havasu City, Arizona 85344
(928) 669-213
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