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Allowing your automobile insurance to lapse can leave you embroiled in a web of financial obligations. If you cause an accident, you will have no insurance to pay for the other driver's injuries or property damage and no insurance to pay for your own automobile damage. You also will have no coverage for your medical expenses and expenses incurred by your passengers. Automobile insurance costs money, but failure to carry insurance can cost more than you have.
Notice From Insurer
Your insurer notifies you that your insurance will lapse unless you make a premium payment. Some policies offer a grace period up to 10 days before the company cancels the policy. Don't rely on the grace period to make your insurance payment. You may receive notice from your insurer that it is canceling your policy for nonpayment or, in some cases, you may receive no other notice.
Financing Agreement
If you carry comprehensive and collision, your vehicle is covered well. Comprehensive covers your vehicle against falling objects, theft, vandalism and fire, among other perils. Collision covers damage to your car, even if you are at fault. If you owe money on your car, most financing agreements usually require that you carry comprehensive and collision insurance. If you allow your insurance to lapse, the finance company will receive notice as a lien holder, and you will likely be in violation of the terms of your agreement.
Tickets and Fines
Proof of insurance is important. If you are stopped by a police officer or have an automobile accident and do not have an insurance card or proof of financial responsibility, you could receive a ticket in some states. You may contest the ticket, but if you acknowledge that you had no insurance at the time or have no proof, you will likely incur a fine. The cost of the ticket depends on your state law. For example, a first offense in Texas is $175 to $350, in 2011. A second offense is $350 to $1,000, in 2011. Your license may be suspended and your vehicle impounded on the second or subsequent offenses. You may have to show proof of insurance before the state highway department clears your name. You will likely have a violation on your record with the state. Some states issue points and the driver loses a license with a number of points.
Worst Case
If you have an accident that is your fault and someone is injured or killed, the driver or the estate may sue you. Also, if the other driver's insurer pays its policyholder for the damages that you owe, the insurer will likely sue you to recover its losses. Even if you cannot pay the money up front, you will still owe it, which means that you might face many years of debt that could have been covered by insurance.
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My 2001 oldsmobile alero won't turn over, when the ignition is in the on position all the lights turn on, but when i click to start it does nothin and the theftlock light under the volume knob starts blinking
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I'll be making a family of mini cannons, this is my first :D its pretty powerfull when i put a mini ball in it.
That's pretty neat. Would love to know how you made it.

PS. You may consider working with explosives outside.
Hi watch this, number 2 i made. How i made it? i might post instruction but i can give you a short explanation ..

 You need a tube of something that cant burn. then you take a drill or something and make a hole in it, then as fuse i use a sparkler.

 Since i dont have any blackpowder :( its illeggal but i use match stick powder that works too.

 When you load it, you gotta first put the powder in, then a piece of paper down the barrel, and then you ball or jellybean and then light the fuse and booom.

this is number 2 i made.

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that is awesome!!! going to make this for sure thanks alot! ;)
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Course Overview
Do you want to be prepared for the challenges of the changing labour market?
Do you want to better understand and apply skills related to emotional awareness, active listening, reflection, coaching skills, peer coaching and powerful questioning?
Do you want to explore tools for handling Labour Market Information (LMI) and the digital agenda?
This course has been devised as part of the European EmployID project, for Public Employment Services (PES) practitioners and careers professionals. Our 5 lessons will run over a period of 6 weeks with an estimated workload of 3.5 hours per week; the total workload is expected to be 17.5 hours.
What to expect in each Week?
The first lesson in week 1 is a short introduction to the course:
The content starts in Lesson 2; you can go straight there from this link and then find the different units by clicking NEXT at the end of each unit or by following the links below:
Week 2
Intro to Coaching and Peer Coaching
Week 3 and 4
Unit 1 International Perspective
Unit 2 The Future of Work and Skills
Unit 3 Digital Jobs, Digital Workforce
Unit 4 Digital Jobseekers, Digital Employers
Unit 5 Reflection and Further Resources
Week 5
Intro to Labour Market Information
Week 6
Unit 1: Reflection Tools & Techniques
Unit 3: Other Reflective Tools & Techniques
Unit 4: Facilitation & Moderation of Reflection
Unit 5: Reflection on what we learned so far
Learning Objectives
The course gives you the opportunity to:
- make sense of how the world of work is changing
- recognise the importance of the digital agenda
- understand coaching techniques
- recognise the importance of Labour Market Information (LMI) and Sectoral Knowledge
- share knowledge, ideas and experiences with colleagues
- reflect individually and collectively on what you have learned
- think about how careers and work identities will change in future (including your own!)
We hope that you enjoy the course. You can use the "conversations" on each step to leave your feedback on the course content and to share your thoughts with others.
Participants are expected to actively participate in the course via discussions and reflection; the course is designed as a collaborative learning effort.
The course is offering text and pre-recorded videos each week together with work-based activities for the participants, opportunities for individual and collective reflection, discussions of key topics.
Participants will get first insights into the presented topics and gain awareness for the changing world of work. They will be able to apply methods and strategies for coping with the challenges of the labour market in their daily work.
More in-depth studies of the individial topics will be offered to follow-on.
Certification and Additional Info
Open Badges
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Course Structure
- Lesson 1 - Maximise your MOOC experience - top tips28/03/2017
- Lesson 2 - Introduction: the changing world of work from your professional perspective28/03/2017
- Lesson 3 - Coaching & Peer Coaching04/04/2017
- Lesson 4 - A New Digital Era11/04/2017
- Lesson 5 - Labour Market Information (LMI)25/04/2017
- Lesson 6 - Reflections and further options02/05/2017
Barbara Kieslinger
Dr. Barbara Kieslinger is the project coordinator of EmployID, a European project on professional identity transformations in Public Employment Services. Barbara holds a PhD in Livelong Learning from the Alpen Adria University Klagenfurt. Her research work is currently focusing on social networking in educational contexts, the use of of social media in knowledge transfer, innovative pedagogical approaches and the relation between technological and social innovations in the field of education. Barbara has extensive experience in international research management and networking activities. She has coordinated many eLearning project, has taken a leading role in related Networks of Excellence and forms regularly part of conference program committees, such as EC-TEL, iKnow or JTEL.
Alan Brown
Alan Brown is a Professorial Fellow at the Institute for Employment Research at the University of Warwick. His interests focus on career development; changing work-related identities; career adaptability (ability to make successful transitions and perform effectively in a range of contexts); workplace learning; learning processes (e.g. coaching and supporting the learning of others); learning across domains (practical; cognitive and affective); and computer-supported collaborative learning. He is involved in the EmployID project working across a number of these areas.
Angela Rees
Hi I'm Angela Rees. I work as a researcher and trainer for Pontydysgu and am based in beautiful rainy Wales. I specialise in education technology, open badges and creating online teaching and learning resources. My favourite thing to do is to play with technology, if I'm not working on a website you will usually find me testing out a new kids app or playing with wires. I'm also interested in makerspaces and open/digital badges.
Hi I'm Angela Rees. I work as a researcher and trainer for Pontydysgu and am based in beautiful rainy Wales. I specialise in education technology, open badges and creating online teaching and learning resources.
My favourite thing to do is to play with technology, if I'm not working on a website you will usually find me testing out a new kids app or playing with wires. I'm also interested in makerspaces and open/digital badges.
Jenny Bimrose
Many research projects on which Jenny has worked have focused on the area of the theory and practice of career counselling and guidance and on the career development of women. Ongoing research interests include supporting career guidance and employment practitioners in their use of labour market information (LMI) in practice, together with ICT; the theory and practice of careers guidance; the decision-making styles and career trajectories of individuals across Europe; the implications for career guidance of women's career development; the application of career adaptability in careers practice; examining knowledge maturing processes within and between organisations; and exploring ways of supporting Public Employment Service (PES) Practitioners in their ongoing professional identity transformation through the use of ICT.
Rachel Mulvey
Rachel Mulvey is a chartered psychologist (British Psychological Society) and national teaching fellow (Higher Education Academy). Her professional identity is located in career theory and practice. Having trained as a careers adviser, she worked as practitioner and manager in careers services and further education, then led Master's training for career guidance professionals.
She writes for a wide range of readers; not only academic journal articles, but also handbooks for the training of career professionals, and self-help books for graduate jobseekers. Rachel has advised government departments on national policy for career guidance, and was Vice Chair of the parliamentary task force on the career guidance profession, which drew on her expertise in public policy and leadership of professionals.
Carmen Wolf
Carmen studied Vocational Education and Training and General Pedagogics as main subject and English studies as minor subject at Stuttgart University from 2005 to 2008. She completed with the academic degree bachelor of arts. From 2008 till 2010 she studied General Pedagogics with focus on Vocational Education and Training at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and completed with the academic degree master of arts. Since 2011 she is academic staff at the Institute of vocational education and training at KIT and qualifies herself part-time as a certified professional business coach. Her research on coaching started with her master thesis and continues with her PhD project as well as the introduction of coaching into her teaching and the offer of free coaching for her students. Her main focus is systemic-solution-oriented and resource-oriented coaching, teaching and learning concepts, e-learning, e-coaching, microlearning and learning theories. Since beginning of 2013 she is accepted as a PhD-student at the Faculty for Humanities and Social Science at KIT and accomplished her further studies to be a certified professional business coach at Fuehrungsakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg (Leadership Academy Baden-Wuerttemberg) and Karlsruher Institut fuer Coaching, Personal- und Organisationsentwicklung (KIC; Karlsruhe Institute of Coaching, Human Resource and Organisational Development), Karlsruhe (Germany) in October 2013. The further study offer is certified by one of Germanys well-known and most influencing coaching federation "Deutscher Bundesverband fuer Coaching (DBVC e.V.) (German Federal Association for Executive Coaching)". In beginning 2013 she started with a further study to become a "multimedia, virtual Coach" at the KIC (in cooperation with CAI GmbH) which she finished successfully in 2014.
Christine Kunzmann
Christine Kunzmann studied human resource management at the Pforzheim University of Applied Sciences in Germany. She is an HR consultant with special focus on competence management, human resource development and inter-organisational process design for health care institutions. As part of her activities, she has developed a widely accepted reference model for closed-loop approaches to competence management. Since 2008, she has conducted ethnographically informed studies and
explored motivational barriers to knowledge maturing activities and ways to overcome them. She has been continuing this research in various projects and has initiated and organised and international workshop series on Motivation and Affective Aspects in TEL at ECTEL, M&C, and Professional Knowledge Management conferences.
Her research interests include competence development and organisational development from a Human Resources perspective, particularly focusing on motivational aspects.
Deirdre Hughes
With over 25 years of experience working in careers, employment & skills policy, research and practice,
Deirdre has combined her academic research and teaching with senior advisory roles reporting to Ministers in the UK. Her PhD on the UK Evidence-Base for Careers Work has contributed to various reports to Governments, as well as post-graduate and doctoral level programmes of study. Her research interests include Employment and skills policies; the marketisation of careers work; identity transformation in Public Employment Services across Europe; urban approaches to career development for young people; career decision making; career dialogue, assessing and measuring the impact of careers education and guidance programmes and interventions; quality and evidence-based approaches to careers work; the inter-relationship between peer to peer coaching, labour market intelligence/information and ICT in careers services and public administration systems.
Graham Attwell
Graham Attwell is Director of Pontydysgu. An Associate Fellow of the University of Warwick and a Gastwissenschaftler at the University of Bremen, he is a leading researcher on the use of technology for learning and knowledge sharing and development. His work is particularly focused on the use of technology to support work based learning and vocational education and training. He has worked as a consultant for many international organisations and has published a book for the European Commission on the use of ICT for learning in SMEs. He is experienced in the development of multi media learning materials and has published widely in journals and books.
Zoe Wareing
Zoe works for the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) as a Capability & Learning Design Manager. She supports the development of workplace learning to build staffs capability to deliver outstanding service and support and coach our customers to achieve financial independence and guidance into employment.
DWP is the largest government department in the UK and is responsible for welfare, pensions and child maintenance policy. As the UK's biggest public service department it administers the State Pension and a range of working age, disability and ill health benefits for over 22 million claimants and customers.
Michael Prilla
Professor for Human-Centered Information Systems at the Technical University Clausthal.
His primary interests are computer supported cooperative work and learning, human computer interaction and the improvement of cooperative work processes. His current focus is set on developing support in cases in which real and virtual worlds are merging. This includes, for example, the development of cooperative learning and reflection in workplaces, where tools need to be tightly integrated into work processes, and the development of cooperative augmented reality applications that help people in their daily work. He also has a focus area in supporting medical and care professionals with IT tools. He worked on this focus in his role as the lead for the work package "Collaborative knowledge construction" in the European Project "MIRROR" (FP 7) and as project lead for a German project dealing with technologies in healthcare. Earlier, he was responsible for research in projects on international service engineering, innovation processes at work and several consulting activities on work and service processes in companies. He is a member of the German HCI steering committee and has published more than 90 scientific papers in conferences such as ACM Group, ECSCW and CSCL as well as journals such as the Journal for Computer Supported Cooperative Work and the Communications of the ACM. He serves on boards for several conferences such as ACM Group, CHI, CSCW and ECSCW. In the MOOC he will help people to learn about and apply reflection techniques in their daily work.
Pablo Franzolini
Pablo Franzolini is Economist with MSc. in Information System from the London School of Economics, since 2002 working in the areas of Knowledge Maturing for enterprizes, contributing also to R&D projects like LearningInProcess, Content4All and MATURE. Lately focusing on how Technology Enhanced Coaching can support Knowledge Maturing and increase increase motivation and performance. Pablo is also interested in how technology can support coaching for informal learning in organizations and is an experienced coach and trainer in coaching and peer coaching.
John Marsh
I worked for the DWP until I retired in 2015. I was a Learning and Development professional and worked mainly on skills learning. I was fortunate to be able to design some of the notable L&D products for DWP e.g. Solution Focused Approach and Claimant Commitment (which was delivered to 26.000 staff and for which I received a favourable mention in Hansard). I was DWPs Project Manager for the first EmployID MOOC pilot.
I worked for the DWP until I retired in 2015. I was a Learning and Development professional and worked mainly on skills learning. I was fortunate to be able to design some of the notable L&D products for DWP e.g. Solution Focused Approach and Claimant Commitment (which was delivered to 26.000 staff and for which I received a favourable mention in Hansard). I was DWPs Project Manager for the first EmployID MOOC pilot.Prior to L&D I was a Jobcentre Manager and District Customer Services Manager. As a JCM I managed Work Coaches, Disability Employment Advisers and front line staff. As DCSM I ensured that my District achieved and adhered to the Mystery Shopper programme. I have also been a Marketing Officer, DWP qualified Staff Trainer as well as a qualified NVQ Assessor.
Oliver Blunk
Oliver Blunk is a phd student working at the Technial University Clausthal. His main research interests are supporting people reflecting at work. Before working in EmployID he studied business information science at the Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences earning a bachelors degree. Following that he got a double masters degree in business information science at the Reutlingen University and Information Science at Swinburne University (Melbourne).
Katarina Curkovic
I have been working in Croatian Employment Service (CES) for last ten years in the Central office in the
Employment Preparation Department. My main area of work is career guidance and counselling but I am also involved in different activities and projects dealing with labor market, human resource development, both on national and European level. Beside my work experience in CES, I am also trained in different cognitive behavioral techniques (such as mindfulness based approach). Currently I am in my final stage of training to become cognitive behavioral therapist and practice my
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In Search of the Milner
My wife and I had dinner with our old friends Gary and Debbie Marfin last night. They were in Austin, staying at their posh lake front condo which gets them out of Houston on a regular basis. Gary had taken slight exception to my stating in these pages that he had never taken any math classes in college and that , perhaps, that that was unusual for an Associate Dean of one of the nation's best Engineering schools. He reminded me (actually I did not have to be reminded, I knew)that he had taken numerous statistics courses in his Political Science graduate programs. Gary does not fully understand that while this blog is all about the truth, it has nothing to do with accuracy. Now if Gary can show me how he is able to use his social science statistics classes to do the civil drawings on a coal fired power plant, which he can design, I will admit that I have strayed from the truth. Otherwise I have simply been inaccurate as I generally always am when looking for a cheap laugh at someone else's expense. He can ask my wife about that.
During what was a delightful dinner, the Marfins are the world's best dining companions, I got to complaining about my daughter's all consuming interest in a "study abroad program" which I fear will cost your correspondent a lot of money. We all laughed about how times have changed. Gary asked about my study abroad program at the University of Houston and I reminded him that it had lasted one day and that he had been there too. In Matamoras, Mexico. This gave us an excuse to talk about the escapades of our Junior year in college when we had taken a Greyhound down to Brownsville. I wrote something about that bus trip last August, but the talk last night turned to our lodgings for the trip.
After we disembarked from the Greyhound, Gary and I checked into a flop house (a flop house is one step below a flea bag) across from the bus station. The hotel, as Gary reminded me, was called the Milner. I learned this morning that at one time there were a lot of Milner Hotels. It was really the first hotel chain the country, started after World War I by Earle Milner, he built up over 200 properties with a business plan of catering to average travelers and charging between $1.00 and $1.50 a room. Earle died at the age of 56 and it has been downhill for the Milner chain ever since. Today, I find evidence of four properties still owned by the company, which is still controlled by the Milner family. I have on my desk a map of the Milner hotel empire at its peak. There, down in deep South Texas, is the Brownsville Milner.
When I say this place was a flop house, I am trying to be descriptive and not pejorative, It was a place where people went to flop. Sometimes with prostitutes, sometimes with drugs and often with guns. By the early 1970s when Gary and I checked in, the place was as ratty and disgusting looking as any hotel I have ever been in. Gary recalls the shock on the desk clerk's face when we told him that we wanted to check in for the night and not for an hour or two. The desk clerk spent several minutes quizzing us as to what we were doing in town. In this he was joined by his side kick "Charlie". I had recalled that the side kick's name was "Ray" but Gary corrected me, and he was right. "Ray" was fictional sidekick that Gary and I had invented in college who worked with a fictional policeman named Murdock, whom we always dreaded was going to arrest us at 2:30 in the morning coming out of the Richwood Supermarket with a bag fill of munchies.
Anyway, Charlie never could get it out of his head that we were not traveling salesman. The desk clerk, whose name I have forgotten ,if I ever knew, was constantly cutting off Charlie's inept questions by telling him. "They're not on the road Charlie". For years, those were my watchwords every time I checked into a hotel.
The room had to be seen to be believed. It had one double bed and a bedspread, no sheets. It had two small pillows with no pillow slips. It had one light bulb, with no globe, that was turned on and off with a long string coming down from a slowly rotating overhead fan, coated with dust and spider web remnants.. It also had a small basin with one faucet, a cold water tap only. Down the hall, we were made to understand, there was a community bathroom and I did see various derelicts tumble down there over the course of a few hours. Neither of us ever went down to look. It goes without saying that the place had no A.C. and I recall falling asleep on the bedspread, or maybe I passed out from the heat. When I awoke Gary was looking for his pen. "Check under the bed" I advised. "I'm afraid that there's a tarantula under there" he said. "It's not worth it."
Now that I have told "how we got there" and "where we stayed" in two different blogs, I'll save the "why we were there" and "what we did" for another day. My focus today is the hotel. My assumption was that the hotel was torn down long ago. Actually, my assumption was that the hotel had burned down long ago as that is how real property of that sort usually turns its final profit for someone. But I wanted to know for sure. The hotel seemed ancient them, and thirty five years have passed since Gary, Charlie and I yucked it up in the lobby. The trail is cold.
But maybe not. In my in depth research on the internet this morning, I found a story about a hotel in Brownsville across from the Bus Station and next to the Cathedral called "Hotel Econmico". The hotel was shut down by health authorities in 2006 (sounds plausible) and put up for sale in 2008 with no prospects for buyers. Because the hotel was built in 1925 ,and appears in some architecture book, a modest effort to save the hotel had sprung up. I have not been able to determine how the effort played out and since you can still book a room there, I assume that the battle still rages, albeit quietly. The description of the hotel in the stories I read certainly sounds like the Milner.
"Inside, it looks as if the building and hotel have been stuck in a time warp. An old cash register still works on the desk. An old Coca-Cola machine selling sodas… Ceiling fans hang in every room over dilapidated beds." Bingo ! The story goes on to say that rooms rent for $10-$15 a night and a Brownsville Police spokesman is quoted as saying "It is a known location for drug users, prostitutes and illegal aliens. We've had so many calls there over the years. It's still the case." Even the mayor concedes "it's not a good place at night". Boy, a statement like that will hurt reservations.
Is this the old Milner ? Who knows ? It is certainly descriptive of the Milner I knew. I guess there's only one way to find out. I need to call the Greyhound bus company and see what a ticket from Austin to Brownsville runs these days.


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Virus Bulletin, May 2002, pp. 4-6
May 2002
W32/Simile is the latest 'product' of the developments in metamorphic virus code. The virus was released in the most recent 29A #6 issue in early March 2002.
The virus was written by the virus writer who calls himself 'The Mental Driller'. Some of his previous viruses, such as W95/Drill (which used the Tuareg polymorphic engine), have proved very challenging to detect.
W32/Simile moves yet another step up the scale of complexity. The source code of the virus is approximately 14,000 lines of assembly code. About 90% of the virus code is taken up by the metamorphic engine itself, which is extremely powerful.
The virus was named 'MetaPHOR' by its author, which stands for 'Metamorphic Permutating High-Obfuscating Reassembler'.
The first generation virus code is about 32 KB and there are three known variants of the virus in circulation. Samples of the original variant which was released in the 29A issue have been received by certain anti-virus companies from some major corporations in Spain, indicating a minor outbreak.
W32/Simile is highly obfuscated and challenging to understand. The virus attacks disassembling, debugging and emulation techniques, as well as standard evaluation-based techniques for virus analysis. In common with many other complex viruses, Simile uses EPO techniques.
Simile contains a fairly basic direct action replication mechanism that attacks PE files on the local machine and the network. The emphasis is clearly on the metamorphic engine, which is unusually complex.
The virus searches and replaces all of the possible patterns of certain call instructions (those that reference ExitProcess() API calls) to point to the beginning of the virus code. Thus the main entry point of the file is not altered.
Sometimes the metamorphic virus body is placed together with a polymorphic decryptor at the same location within the file. In other cases the polymorphic decryptor is placed at the end of the code section, while the virus body is placed in another section. This is to conceal further the location of the virus body.
During the execution of an infected program, when the instruction flow reaches one of the hooks that the virus has placed in the code section, control is transferred to a polymorphic decryptor which is responsible for decoding the virus body (or simply copying it directly since, intentionally, the virus body is not always encrypted.)
This decryptor, whose location in the file is variable, allocates a large chunk of memory (about 3.5 megabytes) then proceeds to decipher the encrypted body into it. It does this in a most unusual manner: rather than going through the encrypted data linearly, it processes it in a seemingly random order, thus managing to avoid triggering some decryption-loop recognition heuristics.
This 'Pseudo-Random Index Decryption', as the virus writer calls it, relies on the use of a family of functions that have interesting arithmetic properties, modulo 2^n.
While the virus writer discovered this by a process of trial and error, it is possible to produce a mathematical proof that his algorithm works in all cases (provided the implementation is correct, of course). Such a proof is beyond the scope of this article but the proof, by Frédéric Perriot, is available at http://www.peterszor.com/.
The size and appearance of the decryptor varies greatly from one virus sample to the next. To achieve this high level of variability, the virus writer simply generates a code template and then puts his metamorphic engine to work to transform the template into a working decryptor!
In some cases, the decryptor may start with a header whose intent is not immediately obvious upon reading it. Further study reveals that its purpose is to generate anti-emulation code on the fly: the virus constructs a small oligomorphic code snippet containing the instruction RDTSC ('ReaD Time Stamp Counter'). This retrieves the current value of an internal processor ticks counter. Then, based on one random bit of this value, the decryptor either decodes and executes the virus body or bypasses the decryption logic altogether and simply exits.
Besides confusing emulators that do not support the somewhat peculiar RDTSC instruction (one of The Mental Driller's favourites, which he used previously in W95/Drill), this is also a very strong attack against all algorithms that rely on emulation either to decrypt the virus body or to determine viral behaviour heuristically. Effectively, it causes some virus samples to cease infecting completely upon a random time condition.
On initial execution, the virus body will retrieve the addresses of 20 APIs that it requires for replication and for displaying the payload.
Next the virus will check the system date in order to determine whether either of its payloads should activate. Both payloads require that the host imports functions from User32.dll. In this case, the virus checks whether it should call the payload routine or not (which is explained below).
After the payload check has completed, a new virus body is generated. This code generation is carried out in a number of steps:
The first step is to disassemble the viral code into an intermediate form, which is independent of the CPU upon which the native code will execute. This allows for future extensions, such as producing code for different operating systems or even different CPUs.
The second step is to shrink the intermediate form, by removing the redundant and unused instructions. These instructions were added by earlier replications to interfere with disassembly by virus researchers.
The third step is to permutate the intermediate form, for example reordering subroutines, or separating blocks of code and linking them with jump instructions.
The fourth step is to expand the code, by adding redundant and unused instructions.
The fifth step is to reassemble the intermediate form into a final native form that will be added to infected files.
Thus Simile can not only expand, as most first generation metamorphic viruses do, but it can also shrink (and shrink to different forms!).
Next the replication phase begins. It starts by searching for *.exe in the current directory, then on all fixed and mapped network drives.
The infection will scan recursively into directories, but only to a depth of three subdirectories, and avoiding completely any directory that begins with the letter 'W'.
For each file that is found, there is a 50% chance that it will be skipped explicitly. Additionally, files will be skipped if they begin with 'F-', 'PA', 'SC', 'DR', 'NO', or contain the letter 'V' anywhere in the name.
Due to the nature of the comparison, other character combinations are skipped unintentionally, for example any directory that begins with the number 7, any file that begins with 'FM', or any file that contains the number 6 anywhere in its name.
The file infection routine contains many checks to filter files that cannot be infected safely. For example, the file must contain a checksum, it must be an executable for the Intel 386+ platform, and there must exist sections whose names are '.text' or 'CODE', and '.data' or 'DATA'. The virus also checks that the host imports some kernel functions, such as 'ExitProcess'.
For any file that is considered infectable, random factors and the file structure will determine where the virus places its decryptor and virus body.
If the file contains no relocations, or with only a small chance, the virus body will be appended to the last section in the file. In this case, the decryptor will be placed either immediately before the virus body, or at the end of the code section.
Otherwise, if the name of the last section is '.reloc', the virus will insert itself at the beginning of the data section and move all of the following data and update all of the offsets in the file.
The first payload activates only during the months of March, June, September, and December. Variants A and B of W32/Simile display their message on the 17th day of these months. Variant C will display its message on the 18th day of these months.
Variant A will display the message 'Metaphor v1 by The Mental Driller/29A':
and variant B will display 'Metaphor 1b by The Mental Driller/29A':
Variant C attempts to display 'Deutsche Telekom by Energy 2002 **g**':
However the author of variant C had little understanding of the code, and the message rarely appears correctly. In all variants, the message appears in randomly mixed letter cases.
The second payload activates on 14 May in variants A and B, and on 14 July in variant C.
In the second payload, variants A and B will display the message 'Free Palestine!' on computers that use the Hebrew locale. Variant C attempts to display the text 'Heavy Good Code!' but, due to a bug in the virus code, this message is displayed only on systems on which the locale cannot be determined.
During the extensive and detailed tests carried out with W32/Simile replication on test systems we have noticed that the virus code generates garbage unintentionally or trashes some files accidentally as the direct result of its extreme complexity.
It seems that obfuscated code is not only challenging for virus researchers to analyse, but it is very challenging for the author of the code to debug.
As the saying goes: 'there are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies, and statistics'. The complex infection mechanism coupled with the powerful metamorphic engine make it very difficult to reach 100% accuracy using only empirical evaluation methods, and indepth analysis of the virus code is essential.
Exact identification becomes a problem even for humans. How long does it take to be sure if something is really variant A or C or a new one? Is it modified or is it the same? It is becoming more difficult to know. The need to understand metamorphic code in a quicker fashion must be the subject of further research.
As this issue of VB goes to print, W32/Simile (aka W32/Etap) appears on the preliminary April 2002 supplemental WildList.
|W32.Etap, Metaphor.
|Direct action Win32, portable executable infector, complete metamorphic virus.
|Detect and delete infected files and replace them from clean backups.
|Displays messages on certain dates. Unintended payload: Trashes some portable executable files.


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About two weeks ago I stopped at Whole Foods to pick up dinner. Upon entering I found a 1.9 bushel box of HOT green chiles. In other words, it was a ten pound box of heat, spice, and wonder for less than a Hamilton. So I purchased it and brought it home. Then the chiles sat there while I went out of town for a week. Then I came home and started playing with them. I had to throw some away as they had gotten mushy, but it was ok. I had roughly 8 lbs. left. In about ten days, green chiles were a major ingredient in six dinners. List as follows.
1. The first night, Justin and I had green chile and shrimp enchiladas. They were quite tasty.
2. Two nights later, Nikki came over and we had green chile and chicken enchiladas. She wasn't a huge fan of the roasted chile I made her try. Apparently she got a "hot" one, and had to down a glass of milk to keep from spontaneously combusting. Thank heaven she remembered her Lactaid or the night would have been a disaster.
3. On Monday, with our new friend Rochel over, we were supposed to have chiles rellenos. Instead, we had shrimp wrapped in green chiles, battered, fried, and smothered in cheese, green salsa, and yummy sauce. In other words, we had "WhyDidn'tYouTellMeYourFriendWasComingAt7-BecauseNowIts6-AndYouKnewAt3!-IAmBeyondFrazzled-TheChilesHaveShreddedUnderTheBroiler-NoChilesRellenosTonightSeñor-IWillHaveToCallForPIzzaIfICan'tThinkOfSomethingElseSoon-IHopeThisPoorGuyIsAGoodEater-Whatever-WhenInDoubtDeepFryItAndWalkAway." It was good fun. Rochel was a good sport about everything, and despite my initial misgivings, the little shrimp and chile poppers turned out well. I ate several. The evening itself was a great success. I liked Rochel a lot. We all had a frank discussion about spirituality, which is interesting with a first-time dinner guest. We watched professional wrestling, and then Rochel went home with the advice to check out either Second Baptist or First UU on Sunday morning. We went to UU and listened to a hilarious sermon that included a hot pink cast, QT gas stations, and Precious Moments figurines. Rochel's GPS failed him on his way to Second. I am going to volunteer to go with him next weekend so he won't have to go alone.
4. Steak Smothered in green chiles with rice and salad.
5. Jambalaya and green chile vegetable medley.
6. Green Chile Meatloaf.
7. Coming Soon: Green Chile Macaroni and Cheese, Chicken Stuffed with Green Chiles, Some Tasty Main Dish and Green Chile Cornbread
For your viewing pleasure, I thought I would post a picture from my recent trip to the northern states.
I had a marvelous time up there. Really I did. Everyone was really nice, and the weather was perfect. High eighties, sunny, slight breeze… I had a great time. 🙂
Recipes are going to go up somewhere else. I don't know where yet. I also have not figured out how exactly to write them down. I am not a measure-er, and I don't want anyone to come down on me for posting useless recipes that say things like, "Add some cumin." The last thing I want in my email are hostile notes asking, "Just how much is 'some' cumin? That's not an accepted measurement." I think some is roughly a teaspoon. A bunch, for spices anyways, is usually around a tablespoon, and a little bit is usually less than a half teaspoon. I think. My family doesn't really measure, either. I mean, we do if it needs to be measured, or if trying something new and we are having guests that night. Well, unless you're me. The hostess-with-the-mostess gene seems to have died out with me. See above story about our poor guinea pig guest for proof.
I shall sign off now. It is getting very close to day time. The only reason I was up at all was because I woke up for no reason, and when I stepped across the hall to the ladies' room SoCo came flying by out of nowhere and scared me into a state of wired frustration. Quite the productive vanishing hour.


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Entering this recruiting year, offensive tackle was a position of need. John Theus, a five-star prospect on Scout is already on board with the Dawgs, and another five-star will be in Athens this weekend.
Avery Young is the no. 14 rated prospect in America and the 6-foot-6, 282 pound OL out of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. has offers from schools across the country. He has already visited Alabama, Auburn, and Florida officially, so he is now ready to see Athens.
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Eligwe is being recruited to play inside linebacker for the Dawgs, Kenderious Whitehead is being pursued more as an outside linebacker and edge rusher.
The Dawgs have yet to pick up a commitment from anyone that plays in the secondary. One of their top targets to play in the back of the defense is Chaz Elder.
Banneker High School always has talent and he is their top prospect in 2012. Elder is a long and rangy athlete and he could get a look at corner and safety if he chooses the Dawgs.
UGA sent Rodney Garner, Scott Lakatos, and Todd Grantham into his home on Wednesday to make sure he knew he was a priority. This weekend is big for Georgia here because South Carolina currently leads.
Joining that impressive group in Athens will be a number of guys that have already pledged to Mark Richt.
One of the risers in 2012 on Scout has been Blake Tibbs, Whitehead's teammates at M.L.K. He is a high three-star wide receiver and he is not done moving up.
Jenkins County duo James Deloach and Jonathan Taylor are proud to be Dawgs and the are excited about calling Athens home in the future. Deloach is a 6-foot-2, 260 pound defensive end and Taylor is a 6-foot-4, 318 pound defensive tackle that is one of the top 100 prospects in the America.
John Atkins will line up along side that duo on the defensive line when he gets to UGA and the 6-foot-3, 305 pound Thomson native is ready to get back to Athens.
Leonard Floyd could play either side of the ball on the next level and the 6-foot-5, 225 pound athlete will likely end up playing outside linebacker in the UGA scheme. He is an outstanding athlete with a very high ceiling.
A prospect UGA coaches hope comes to see them this weekend is Dillon Lee. It is not known if Lee will be in Athens for his official visit or not yet. It likely will not be decided until Buford finishes up their season in the Georgia Dome Friday evening.
Dillon is the younger brother of current Bulldog Dallas Lee and he has been around Athens a lot this year. Alabama is still his team, but the mid-year graduate is thinking about giving the Dawgs one last shot before he makes his move to college.
Josh Dawson, a four-star defensive end out of Tucker, Ga. has talked about visiting UGA this weekend as well. He plays in the state championship game Friday night against Lovejoy, so once we confirm his visit, we will update this story. Dawgpost.com will have in-depth coverage starting Sunday afternoon as the prospects leave Athens, so stay tuned.


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12/12/2012 01:26 PMPosted by EmleeThank you Tops!
Wait, was that directed at me? You are aware I look nothing like Tops. In fact, we have different shades of eye colour. Sheesh, trust an elf to assume us goblins all look the same.
Unless that wasn't directed at me, in which case I'm offended you didn't thank me.
I told Tij she had a nice xmog, Sals.
I'm not sure anyone would thank you for KNOCKING OUR WALL DOWN! >:(
I'm not sure anyone would thank you for KNOCKING OUR WALL DOWN! >:(
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