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|Oct 23, 2003
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|Apr 15, 2003
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|Apr 17, 2002
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|Yaron Kidron
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|Computer Associates Think, Inc.
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[0001] This application claims the benefit of commonly assigned U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/373,135, filed Apr. 17, 2002 and entitled "DETECTING AND COUNTERING MALICIOUS CODE IN ENTERPRISE NETWORKS".
[0002] This application relates to computer viruses and other malicious computer code. In particular, the application relates to detecting and countering viruses and other malicious code in an enterprise computing environment.
[0003] In the current age of information, computers and other information technology (IT) play a substantial role in the operations of virtually all enterprises (for example, corporate entities, businesses, firms, establishments, a public and government bodies, departments, agencies, charities, other organizations, etc.). In many instances, enterprises open (at least a part of) their computer network and information systems to access by suppliers, partners, members, customers and other organizations, in order to facilitate exchange of data and information. An enterprise network may be configured as one or a combination of, for example, the following: a local area network (LAN), a wide area network (WAN), an intranet, a virtual private network (VPN) via remote access, an internet or the Internet, etc. In addition, enterprise users often are provided with modem or broadband access to an external network (and perhaps via their enterprise network) to obtain data/information from others.
[0004] Since an enterprise network often may provide an open environment, attack by malicious software, such as viruses, Trojans, worms and other malicious computer codes, is a continuous and increasing threat to computers and other components of the enterprise information system. Users in an enterprise computing environment typically are not aware that their computer is infected by malicious code, unless they are alerted, by the system, to the infection. Therefore, when a computer in the enterprise environment is hit by malicious code, the infection often quickly spreads across the enterprise network to other computers and enterprise resources. In most instances, the longer that a malicious code infects a network environment, the more difficult it is to eradicate the infection from the environment.
[0005] Many types of computer viruses are known to exist. Memory resident viruses typically attach themselves to executable files, and become loaded into a computer's memory when the executable file is run. Once in memory, the virus can take over the computer's operating system, and thereby gain access to restricted resources (such as security measures).
[0006] Boot sector viruses overwrite a boot sector of a computer's hard disk, which contains code that is executed when the system is booted, with viral code so that the virus is always loaded into the computer's memory when the computer is booted (for example, when the computer is started/re-started). Once in the computer's memory, the virus can quickly spread through the computer.
[0007] Some viruses hide and replicate themselves in a computer's file system, such as by infecting other programs/files when an infected program is run. Some file viruses may copy themselves into essential system files, thereby obtaining access to protected resources and rendering themselves more difficult to remove.
[0008] Viruses of another type are written in the macro language of specific computer programs (for example, word processing programs, spreadsheet programs, etc.), and are triggered when, for example, the program is run, a document is accessed through the program, or a user performs a predetermined action, such as a particular keystroke or menu choice, within the program.
[0009] Some viruses are polymorphic (for example, change their signatures periodically), so that they can evade signature scanning detection methods that scan for virus signatures. Hybrid or multipartite viruses have characteristics of more than one type of malicious code.
[0010] Some malicious codes have Trojan-like characteristics. Trojans operate, similar to the wooden horse of legend, by pretending to be something they are not. Typically, Trojans masquerade as useful or amusing software, while carrying viral or malicious code that executes on the target computer under the privileges afforded to the user running the program. Trojans often do not strike the hosting machine directly, but provide a backdoor for subsequent, more serious attacks.
[0011] A worm is a piece of software that propagates itself across computer networks, often without any human intervention (such as opening a file, running a program, etc.). Typically, it infects a network by exploiting bugs or overlooked features in commonly used network software running on the target computer.
[0012] Conventional security tools typically target known malicious codes, but are handicapped, however, against the ever-increasing stream of new viruses and other malicious codes. Such security tools often are playing catch-up to the proliferation of new malicious codes. Most conventional security tools need realignment or reconfiguration, such as through binary patches and/or algorithmic optimizations, to improve the tools' capabilities to detect and treat new security threats. Up until the tool is upgraded against a new threat, the tool is left inept, exposing the enterprise network to chaos caused by the threat.
[0013] In view of the abundance, and ever-changing character, of new security threats, proactive security tools, which are in operation even before a security breach has occurred, are needed.
[0014] Proactive security includes recognizing a potential threat. Most conventional security mechanisms rely on detecting fixed, known viral signatures or frequently-used techniques for attacking security deficiencies. Such detection mechanisms use virus signature files and/or fixed security policy rules. However, the signature files and/or policy rules must appropriately be updated before new malicious codes can be detected.
[0015] Conventional security measures typically treat malicious code as an atomic execution module designed to target a specific machine. However, as suggested above, most malicious codes are designed to propagate from one target machine to the next, and many malicious codes are self-propagating. Since malicious code typically is not an atomic unit, if a software virus has infiltrated into the enterprise environment, it should act similarly across several machines. Therefore, localizing the detection mechanism to a single machine is insufficient. In addition, most conventional security tools have a processing latency, which allows detection of and intervention against a malicious attack only after the attack has propagated substantially through the enterprise environment.
[0016] While some enterprise security tools may synchronize security policies across the enterprise network and/or collect client feedback, they do not synchronize the data received from the client machines to monitor large-scale client behavior, which can be a useful source of security information for diagnosing large-scale suspect behavior across the network environment.
[0017] Preventing, blocking and isolating malicious attacks are also part of a proactive security regimen. Conventional blocking procedures typically rely on fixed methodologies that provide limited immediate solutions for a crisis situation. In addition, such measures, in a network environment, usually rely on a fixed remote-management protocol, which severely limits functionality if an unanticipated attack requires action which the protocol is incapable of performing.
[0018] Therefore, new, more flexible methodologies for identifying and countering new computer viruses and malicious code are needed.
[0019] The present disclosure provides a system for detecting and countering known and unknown malicious code in an enterprise network. In one embodiment, the system includes a server and a plurality of local machines connected to the server through the enterprise network. Each local machine includes a pattern recognition processor which monitors local operations to detect irregular local behavior patterns and generates an alert after an irregularity in local behavior pattern is detected. The server monitors for and analyzes irregular behavior alerts from the plurality of local machines. If similar alerts are received from at least a threshold number of local machines over a corresponding period of time, the server selects one or more countermeasure operations based on the analysis of the irregular behavior alerts and communicates to the local machines the selected countermeasure operations to be performed by the local machines.
[0020] The disclosure also provides a method of detecting and countering malicious code in an enterprise network system having a server and a plurality of local machines. In one embodiment, the method includes (a) monitoring local operations at each local machine to detect irregular local behavior patterns, and, if an irregularity in the local behavior pattern is detected at the local machine, generating an irregular behavior alert from the local machine to the server, and (b) analyzing at the server irregular behavior alerts from the local machines, and, if similar alerts are received from at least a threshold number of local machines over a corresponding period of time, selecting one or more countermeasure operations based on the analysis of the irregular behavior alerts and communicating the selected countermeasure operations to the local machines.
[0021] The features of the present application can be more readily understood from the following detailed description with reference to the accompanying drawings wherein:
[0022]FIG. 1A shows a block diagram of a system for detecting and countering malicious code in an enterprise network, according to one embodiment of the present application;
[0023]FIG. 1B shows a block diagram of a system, according to another embodiment of the present application, for detecting and countering malicious code in an enterprise network;
[0024]FIG. 2A shows a schematic representation of clustering of local machines, according to another embodiment of the present application;
[0025]FIG. 2B shows a schematic representation of timing in a cluster of local machines in the embodiment corresponding to FIG. 2A; and
[0026]FIG. 3 shows a flow chart of a method of detecting and countering malicious code in an enterprise network, according to an embodiment of the present application; and
[0027]FIG. 4 shows a block diagram of a system for detecting and countering malicious code in an enterprise network, according to another embodiment of the present application.
[0028] This application provides tools, in the form of systems and methods, for detecting and countering known and unknown malicious code in an enterprise network. Detection of malicious code may be accomplished through monitoring for irregular operations enterprise-wide, which in some instances may be attributed to new, unrecognized code being run. The tools may be embodied in one or more computer programs stored on a computer readable medium and/or transmitted via a computer network or other transmission medium.
[0029] The tools may be integrated, for example, with enterprise management software to more effectively detect compromises to enterprise-wide security. Enterprise workstations/computers (also referred herein as "local machines") typically are similarly configured (such as may be specified by enterprise policy). Most enterprise users use a similar collection of tools and have similar software usage habits. Enterprise users are typically grouped into logical collections, such as serving the same functionality (for example, Administration, Marketing, Support, etc.). The logical grouping renders them even more distinctly different from each other. Being different, each group can be self-tailored with a different profile, to be trained with a pattern recognition processor, as discussed below. When several workstations digress from their normal path of execution, it may be inferred that something irregular is occurring across the enterprise environment.
[0030] A system for detecting and countering malicious code in an enterprise network, according to one embodiment, is shown in FIG. 1A. System 1 comprises a server 3 and local machines 2-1 through 2-N which are connected to the server through network 5. Each local machine (2-1 through 2-N) includes a pattern recognition processor 2 a. The pattern recognition processor monitors local operations to detect irregular local behavior patterns, and generates an alert after an irregularity in local behavior pattern is detected. The server 3 monitors for and analyzes irregular behavior alerts from the local machines (2-1 through 2-N). If similar alerts are received from at least a threshold number of the local machines over a corresponding period of time, the server selects one or more countermeasure operations based on the analysis of the irregular behavior alerts and communicates to the local machines the selected countermeasure operations to be performed by the local machines.
[0031] Malicious code deployment of unknown nature (that is, of which there is no known signature or behavior pattern) in an enterprise environment may be detected through pattern recognition technology (such as neural nets, clustering techniques, decision tree techniques, etc.). For example, local out-of-pattern behavior at the local machines are monitored, continuously or periodically at short intervals, the results from a plurality of local machines connected through the enterprise network are synchronized, in order to recognize large scale irregular behavior patterns.
[0032] For example, the pattern recognition processor may monitor calls to the local operating system. A signal monitor may be provided for maintaining a log of the local operating system calls.
[0033] Each local machine further may include a remote control core including a network relay for communication with the server. The irregular behavior alert is communicated from the local machine through the network relay to the server. While detection of irregular behavior at a local machine may trigger issuance of an alert to the network, additional confirmation of irregular behavior may trigger interventional measures across the enterprise network. After detection of malicious code is confirmed, an abstract, the remote control core may be employed to promptly deploy changes, patches, or any possible action needed to handle the threat at the local machines. Remote control instructions can be received by the local machine through the network relay.
[0034] The system may further include a cluster manager. The irregular behavior alerts are communicated from the plurality of local machines through the cluster manager to the server.
[0035] The server may be a dedicated system for monitoring suspicious activity in the enterprise network. The countermeasure operations may include a notification to enterprise-wide administration utilities, an instruction to the local machines to shutdown one or more local functionalities associated with the irregular behavior alerts, and/or a warning by e-mail to users. A countermeasure operation communicated by the server to the local machines may be identified by library name and function call, or by utility name.
[0036] A system for detecting and countering malicious code in an enterprise network, according to a client-server paradigm, is shown in FIG. 1B. It should be understood, however, that the tools of the present application are not limited to a client-server programming model, and may be adapted for use in peer-to-peer systems, message passing systems, as well as other programming models.
[0037] System 10 comprises a server 14 and clients 12 on a plurality of local machines 11-1 through 11-N which are connected to the server through network 15. Each client 12 may include a pattern recognition processor 12 a, and optionally an operating system signal monitor 12 b and a remote control core 12 c. The client 12, including pattern recognition processor, signal monitor and remote control core, may be a computer program stored on a computer readable medium on the corresponding local machine (11-1 . . . 11-N) and/or transmitted via a computer network or other transmission medium to the local machine. For example, the client may be a compact extension to an operating system kernel.
[0038] The pattern recognition processor 2 a or 12 a monitors operations on the corresponding local machine, such as calls to local operating system 13. The pattern recognition processor may employ neural net and other artificial intelligence technologies to detect irregular behavior patterns within the local machine. For example, the methodologies may include a combination of neural net, rule-based and state analysis techniques, such as described in commonly-owned U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,796,942, 5,734,796, 6,134,537, 6,212,509 and 6,327,550, and commonly-owned pending U.S. application Ser. Nos. 60/374,064 entitled "PROCESSING MIXED NUMERIC AND/OR NON-NUMERIC DATA", 60/374,020 entitled "AUTOMATIC NEURAL-NET MODEL GENERATION AND MAINTENANCE", 60/374,024 entitled "VIEWING MULTI-DIMENSIONAL DATA THROUGH HIERARCHICAL VISUALIZATION", 60/374,041 entitled "METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DISCOVERING EVOLUTIONARY CHANGES WITHIN A SYSTEM" 60/373,977 entitled "AUTOMATIC MODEL MAINTENANCE THROUGH LOCAL NETS", and 60/373,780 entitled "USING NEURAL NETWORKS FOR DATA MINING", which are incorporated herein by reference in their entireties.
[0039] The pattern recognition processor may monitor local behavior pattern continuously or operate in time cycles, with preferably no more than a few minutes in each time interval. At the end of the time interval, the pattern detection processor analyzes the behavior pattern during the interval, and if an irregular pattern is detected, transmits an alert to the remote control core with the latest findings. The analysis may also include consideration of behavior pattern logged in preceding time intervals.
[0040] In an embodiment in which the pattern recognition processor monitors calls to the local operating system 13, the signal monitor 12 b may be provided for hooking into the operating system on the local machine, to audit operating system calls (for example, file input-output, network input-output, memory management, etc.). The signal monitor module may be closely fused into the operating system, for example, as an extension to the operating system kernel. Through such ties to the operating system, the signal monitor module monitors and logs operating system call activity, innocent or malicious. The pattern recognition processor 12 a periodically analyzes the log of operating system calls to detect any irregular patterns.
[0041] The pattern recognition processor may be trained or adapted to detect other irregular and/or malicious or viral behavior patterns. The irregular behavior patterns may correspond to, for example, known or unknown viruses, Trojans, worms, or other malicious code (for example, with characteristics of memory resident, file, and/or macro viruses). The pattern recognition processor may also be able to detect internal malicious operations such as negligent or directly offensive "delete" operations spanning several enterprise machines.
[0042] The pattern recognition processor may use, in addition to pattern recognition technology, a plurality of detection methodologies, such as integrity checking (e.g., checksum or detecting a change to a program's file size), polymorphic code detection, interrupt monitoring (monitoring of access to restricted system resources), statistic analysis, signature and/or heuristic scanning, etc. Some exemplary virus/malicious code detection methodologies are described in U.S. application Ser. Nos. 09/905,342, 09/905,340, 09/905,533, 09/905,341, 09/905,532 and 09/905,343, all filed Jul. 14, 2001, 09/823,673, filed Mar. 30, 2001, and 60/334,420, filed Nov. 30, 2001, each of which is incorporated herein by reference.
[0043] The remote control core 12 c provides a network relay for transmitting locally assessed information to the server, and for receiving instructions from the server for remote management of the local workstation. The remote control process may include an administrative protocol for local security measures. The local protective (or interventional) security measures may include, for example, blocking any access to selected files, setting a quarantine on a suspect file to prevent copying of the suspect file (to a server, another storage media, another domain, etc.), preventing file transfer and/or other communications from a local machine to other machines, setting a quarantine on a particular user to limit the user's access to local and/or enterprise resources (for example, the file system), curing an infected file, etc.
[0044] Preferably, an abstract control mechanism is provided, which complies with the system's software characteristics (for example, any requirements of the installed code of the operating system, application software, utilities, dynamic linked libraries, etc.), to achieve the blocking and/or interventional functionalities that may be invoked remotely. It is also preferred that the control mechanism not be bound by communication protocol, in order to minimize communication overhead. Remote management may be performed by the server by specifying the operation to be executed (for example, library name and function call, utility name, parameters, etc.). The remote client then dynamically executes the operation. The abstract remote-management core enables system-supported operations to be specified remotely. Thus, fixed protocol restrictions may be minimized at the remote control core.
[0045] Virtually any remote operation may be specified and carried out, in order to shut down a security gap before more conventional security policies are deployed. For example, if alerts associated with suspicious operating system call to a limited access system resource are received by a server from a predetermined number (e.g., three) or more of the local machines in a cluster, the server may broadcast to each machine in the cluster to instruct the machine through its remote control core to (a) prohibit access to the targeted system resource for a specified time period, (b) while running in emulation mode to identify the source (and other details) of operating system calls during the time period.
[0046] By clustering several local machines over a local area network (LAN), clients may be readily grouped into a synchronized network. One or more cluster managers may be recursively used to transmit the flow of questionable behavioral patterns to the server 14 (FIGS. 2A and 2B). A cluster manager may be resident on a local machine. The local machines may transmit a compressed signature of their latest findings as an alert to the cluster manager.
[0047] A local machine may be any of the known computing platforms (for example, an IBM-compatible or Macintosh personal computer, a workstation, a handheld computer or computing device, other devices with an embedded processor and operating system, etc.). The LAN may be conventionally cable-connected or wireless (for example, conforming with IEEE 802.11b standard).
[0048] A dedicated machine may serve as the server 14. By collecting enterprise-wide alerts, the server is able to monitor global suspicious activity. The server may use a rule-based methodology (and/or other artificial intelligence) for determining when countermeasure operations are to be taken at the local machines, and the countermeasures that are taken when a certain threshold of similar alerts has been met.
[0049] For example, the server may take one or more of the following actions: notify enterprise-wide (user and resource) administration utilities, for example, to restrict user and/or resource access; issue a warning to all users by e-mail (or broadcast); instruct each (possibly) infected machines to shut down; pinpoint the exact flow of the malicious code through the network; and provide a quick solution of how to defend against the threat (for instance, disabling a targeted software such as an e-mail program or a word processing program, or shutting down a certain TCP/IP port), by broadcasting to the clients through their remote control core.
[0050] A method of detecting and countering malicious code in an enterprise network, according to an embodiment of the present application, is described with reference to FIGS. 1-3. The pattern recognition processor 2 a or 12 a of a local machine 2 or 11 monitors local operations, such as calls to the local operating system, to detect irregular behavior patterns at the local machine (step S31). Optionally, the signal monitor 12 b may register the operating system calls (for example, file input-output calls, network input-output calls, memory management calls, etc.) at the local machine to maintain a log of the local operating system calls. In any event, if the pattern recognition processor detects irregularity in the local behavior pattern (step S32), the processor generates an irregular behavior alert (step S33). The alert is communicated from the local machine to the server 3 or 14 through, for example, a network relay of the remote control core 12 c, as well as optionally a cluster manager. Meanwhile, the server analyzes irregular behavior alerts from the local machines (step S34). The server may be a dedicated system allocated to the task of monitoring for suspicious activity in the enterprise network. If the number of similar alerts exceeds a threshold number over a corresponding time period (for example, five alerts over five minutes, twelve alerts over ten minutes, etc.) [step S35], the server selects one or more countermeasure operations according to the nature of the alerts and communicates the counter measure operations to the clients (step S36). The countermeasure operations may include a notification to enterprise-wide administration utilities, an instruction to shut down one or more local functionalities, and/or a warning by e-mail to users. The countermeasure operations may be identified by library name and function call, utility call, etc.
[0051] Proactively detecting and countering against unknown malicious code (e.g., viruses, worms, Trojans, embedded scripts, or any other form of software virus) may be obtained through harnessing the power of pattern recognition methodologies (such as neural net and other artificial intelligence) to closely track irregular system behavior. In the embodiments described above, data can be synchronized across networked enterprise workstations, which may be clustered, to detect any widespread irregularities that may indicate a new virus. If virus-like irregularities are detected, an integrated, abstract remote-management core may be employed to perform on-the-fly countermeasures to thwart the virus, as well as shield against its further infestation.
[0052] According to another embodiment (FIG. 4), data may be collected from local machines (42-1 through 42-N) and processed by a pattern recognition processor 41a in a centralized location (server 41). Collection and processing of data in a centralized location may increase network traffic. The increased traffic may be alleviated, however, by using a simplified detection configuration (for example, by downsizing client data collection).
[0053] Although it is preferred that the server in the embodiments described above is a dedicated station, a station having other functionalities and duties may also serve as the enterprise monitor. In addition, each machine in the enterprise network may be provided with the functions of the server, as well as functions of the client. The alerts may be passed (packaged or individually) as a message from one machine to the next. When a machine receives a message containing a threshold number of alerts, it may invoke the server functionalities to analyze the alerts and broadcast the local machines an instruction to perform one or more countermeasures available through the local machines remote control core.
[0054] In addition, many other variations may be introduced on the embodiments which are exemplary, without departing from the spirit of the disclosure or from the scope of the appended claims. Elements and/or features of the different illustrative embodiments may be combined with each other and/or substituted for each other within the scope of this disclosure and appended claims.
[0055] For example, the pattern recognition processor need not be limited to detection of irregular operating system calls. An alert may be generated for every security breach, and not for every irregular security breach. Such a detection scheme is much easier to implement. However, produces many more false alarms.
[0056] Additional variations may be apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art from reading U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/373,135, filed Apr. 17, 2002, which is incorporated herein in its entirety by reference.
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Sonoma, the Napa Valley & Bodega Bay
... navigated well as we drove through the hills and valleys of the vineyards, choosing some ambitious roads for Dave to drive on. We are not sure what they thought in the back! We found a great Italian America restaurant for dinner called Mary's and the food came with great service. We began talking to the waitress and were shocked when she said health insurance for herself, her husband and daughter was over $900 a month and she still had to pay $5000 for ...
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Fifty minutes later we had crossed the 1.2 mile Golden Gate bridge with many, many photo stops along the way.
Visit with the Lewis'
... was because of the gold they had found here, but it is the dried out grass on all the hills that turns golden brown in the late summer that gives the state its nickname.
We had to get off I-5 to get to our campground for the night. It seems we had forgotten our new discovery of parking near I-5 and driving in the car over the hills. Anyway, we drove for 2 hours, up, down and around windy hills, sharp switchbacks with ...

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Bioneers: Day Three ~ Meredith Potter
I checked out "Bio-Intelligence: Utilizing the Essential Salts of Life to Create True Plant-Based Medicine" with Pieter Oosthuizen.
He talked about how chemicals in products really aren't necessary. Painting a picture of the structure of business, he touched on the notion that in order for a company to truly benefit, it needs to be creating benefit for all parts involved.
You can learn more about Pieter's company here.
Second, I attended "Voices for Change Workshop" with Beth Osnes. This interactive workshop opened my perspective and connected some dots. I noticed how effectively Beth has dialed in on creating positive change through theatre techniques. As a group of 10, Beth led us through some warm up exercises that included stretches, moving around, and vocals. We then partnered up and made more sounds to our partners' faces.
The next exercise was to find something we plan to take action on in the next month. While I have experienced workshops like this that feel forced and awkward, Beth's style was relaxed and inviting. I felt relaxed and invited. After putting our voices to the test by telling the group what our action would be, Beth chose 2 of the actions and workshopped them.
One participant wanted to lead a LBGTQ workshop, and Beth busted out a bundle of exercises that were related. One woman was in the process of selling a piece of land, and she had the chance to practice giving her upcoming speech. Feedback and ideas followed.
Beth can be seen in "Mother: Caring for 7 Billion". She is launching a new project called Striking the Match, and will be at the Black Box Theatre November 5th at 7:30 in the evening for that.
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Earlier this summer, we had the chance to travel to the Southern California Natural Gas Storage Facility in Playa Del Rey, California to check out some prototypes built by Carlab, a vehicle-development consulting firm. The prototypes feature a compressed Natural Gas conversion with a slight twist. Instead of converting the prototypes fully to Natural Gas, Carlab installed a smaller tank that allows the prototypes to travel between 50 to 75 miles before switching to the regular gas engine. Why? Well, Carlab is applying the idea of a range-extended electric car to CNG. By using a cheaper energy source that can be provided at home, Carlab created prototypes that can run for a short distance on CNG before switching to the gas engine for longer distances. It's the same theory applied to range-extending electric vehicles.
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Enbridge proposes $15 million North York oil pipeline project
Project to replace a piece of a pipeline in North York.
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Canada's pipeline boom is coming to North York, where Enbridge is planning a $15 million oil pipeline project.
The fact that a 30-inch oil pipeline already runs through his neighbourhood was news to Silvio Tallevi, who has lived in the Silverview neighbourhood near Bayview and Finch for a quarter century.
Tallevi was one of more than 50 people who came to an Enbridge open house Wednesday evening to hear more about the plan.
Enbridge wants to replace a 700-metre section of its Line 9 oil pipeline, which runs beneath the hydro right of way between Finch and Cummer avenues.
The line dives under a river bed, where slipping soil is threatening stability of the existing pipe.
Enbridge proposes to drill a new route for the replacement line, laying new pipe while sealing up the old line and leaving most of it underground. They plan to start construction this summer and be finished by the end of the year.
For those like Tallevi, who never realized the pipeline was there, it's unsettling. "Because the pipeline is going across rivers, it's scary if there should ever be a leak," he said.
The line — which runs between Sarnia and Montreal — crosses every major river in Greater Toronto.
Tallevi felt better after talking to Enbridge officials about the company's pipeline monitoring program. "That's reassuring," he said. "Barring sinkholes and earthquakes, I suppose it's a safe thing."
Others took a more skeptical point of view.
Gord and Harriet Baker have lived in their home for 47 years, and remember the pipeline being built in the 1970s. They're also keenly aware of Enbridge's spill last year in Michigan, where a pipeline crosses the Kalamazoo River. Mistakes by pipeline operators kept oil flowing through the break for 17 hours after the incident.
Gord Baker had questioned an Enbridge official at the open house about that accident.
"He's telling me it can't happen again," said Gord Baker.
"It'll happen," retorted his wife. "It's an old pipe. Property values I think are going to go down on our street."
Neighbour Elly Dull was pleased that Enbridge officials were on hand to talk about the project: "It's very nice they're being so transparent."
One source of confusion for some residents is that the pipeline replacement project is going on while Enbridge is seeking approval for a larger plan to reverse the flow of the pipeline.
The pipeline now carries imported oil westward; Enbridge has proposed a $129 million plan to reverse the flow so it will carry western Canadian oil east.
That has sparked concern from environmentalists that the pipeline will become a conduit for crude from the oil sands.
Enbridge held open houses on that plan in several rural communities last year, but none in the GTA. Enbridge spokesman Graham White said the company has done an assessment of the line using robotic devices that crawl through the pipes looking for possible problems.
It's now using that information to draw up a work plan to dig down and do on-site inspections, and will use that plan to help decide where to hold open houses.
Toronto city councillors are already eying the proposal. Councillor David Shiner, whose ward is bisected by the pipeline, was at the open house Wednesday.
"They have to replace a piece of the line here; what's the rest of the line look like?" he asked.
Residents also want to know the impact of Enbridge's plans to boost the rate of flow in the line by 25 per cent, and to carry crude from the oil sands, he said.
Jeff Horodyski, who heads the Silverview Community Association, said some people are apprehensive.
"People are looking at the disasters that have happened, and they're thinking that's what's going to happen here," he said.
Does he think that will happen?
"I don't think so. I don't know anything," he said. "Like everyone else, I'm just interested in my community," he said.
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It's definitely pretty but it will scare the crap outta me until I get used to your balancing cause I would be expecting all my caps and structures to get rekt
A mod that wants to keep the original FoC experience, just with improved graphics and higher funfactor, while adding a few units to keep it interesting.
It's definitely pretty but it will scare the crap outta me until I get used to your balancing cause I would be expecting all my caps and structures to get rekt
Very much like the Harrower II, it's a long range (not THAT long range, HII can fire at 5200 range this one only at 3000) very active threat that you have to counter as soon as possible. Though this only costs half as much as the HII since it's a far lighter warship lol. Also easy to outmanouver as usual with the Aggressor. It's range is really what makes it so dangerous, I like the idea of players having to send out a small taskforce to have to take out single large threats like this. As an artillery piece it's really devastating, keep it protected and you've basically got any game won already.
Nope, Back to scared :p
Just kidding, gonna have to play in game to get a real understanding when it releases :D
I wonder how it would do against a fighter swarm :)
Exactly. All the more insentive to use more smaller ships and not spam capitals.
uuuh beta *___*
thank you very much j, i want to play this mod so badly :D
Youtube.com ????????
Releasing it in less than a week?????
Great news just made my day. Oh the video is cool too ;)
I really dont want to be a ****, but arent thoose projctiles a bit large for the guns/ship?
I know it was big in the original ersion as well, but since your mods look more realistic than the original game, it is a little weird for me.
They are, might scale them down. Might not, will have to see if I like them like this.
Awesome. Nuff said
Last video you're getting before public beta launches on the sixth. Testing the rebalanced Aggressor. It's balanced guys...shoots twice as fast and far but it's balanced guys...really.


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Rose Park Hotel
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- Shuttle bus service
- Continental Breakfast
- Free High-Speed Internet
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Historical Traveler Reviews Rose Park Hotel London
Don't let the BedBugs bite...
This hotel would not have been so bad except my friend had woken up with bugs crawling on her and all over the pillow. Upon closer inspection of the cloth headboards in the room, two of the three headboards clearly had the same bugs with eggs laid in the seams. Appalled by this, we called the manager and they dealt with this as promptly and professionally as they could.
If you don't have a lot of money but want good accomodations this is definitely the place to stay. The location is excellent, only 2 blocks from the Paddington station one of the main lines for train and subway. The hotel is a little rundown but the rooms are clean and well kept. The hotel staff is courteous and helpful and the breakfast is good. I spent two weeks in England and this was the only place I got a king size bed which made me very happy.
OK value for a short stayover
Simple Hotel, typical/simple english breakfast (egg&beans + jam and cheese for sandwiches) but at a good price �55 ( for trippel-room when ordered by ratestogo - normal is �109). Tiny rooms + tiny bad (but thats common for england I guess). If you only want a place to sleep it`s OKay. We had room G02 and it was quite - not much backgroundnoice like some other hotels - perhaps that was the best with this hotel! And the nearby Paddington Underground (with circle line) is just 5 min walk away!
Remember this is a **-star hotel. If you only want a cheap central place to sleep for some days exploring London I can recommand it, if you prefare more facilitys - go somewhere else ...
I would not stay here again!
I stayed at the Rose Court Hotel in April 2004 when traveling Europe with 23 of my high school students. The quality of the room completely depends on which room you are assigned. My single room had windows that had to be propped open with a garbage can, a toilet that would not flush, a dingy and dirty carpet, cobwebs on the ceiling, an uncomfortable bed, many cracked/missing tiles in bathroom, unpredictable water temperature for your morning shower, and a mini-fridge that I would not have put ANY food that I would actually eat into. Thankfully, I travel for free as I would have moved to a different hotel. Some of my students were in quad/triple rooms (normal for student travel) where there was not enough room to put their luggage or move around without stepping on their roommates. My window looked out onto a lovely kind of courtyard, but many windows look out to brick walls or into other rooms.
I agree with another traveler about the lack of security. The staff is very friendly, but luggage storage before check-in means piling it in the lobby with no sort of supervision.
A few good points: breakfast was nice with a variety of choices and very prompt and friendly service. The location near Paddington is very convenient. But I warn you: we were not the only student group staying there, so be forewarned that this is a budget hotel often used by student groups.
My husband and I are going to London in February 2005, and we WILL NOT stay at the Rose Court Hotel. I have chosen elsewhere!
Good stopover in Paddington
Typical of hotels in this area, the decor is dated, but atypically and more importantly, the hotel is clean and the staff are helpful. The mattress was wonderfully firm (or horribly hard if you prefer to sink into your bed). The location is great if you're arriving to or departing from Paddington station, and there are plenty of cheap to medium-priced restaurants nearby. The breakfast is good, though the cooked breakfast is only baked beans and an egg.
Budget Value
I have stayed at the Rose Court many times and have never been disappointed. Although it does not have outstanding facilities, if you want a bed for a couple of nights in London I can recommend it highly, and have done. The staff are friendly and helpful - they gave me a discount on a room which did not have a TV. In summary, a pleasant hotel conveniently situated for Central London and Lords cricket ground.
Nice clean place
Its a nice clean hotel and close to what you need in central london. Will definately return!
A nice place for a few days
We enjoyed our stay at this hotel thanks to the very friendly staff. The first room we got was a disaster : I fell from the bed when I sat on it, The closet had mold in it and the bathroom sink was broken. We asked for another room and the receptionnist gave us a much nicer room but I have to say that both of them were very clean. In the morning the receptionnist saw me and told me to go downstairs to have breakfast. It was delicious : tea, coffee, toast, butter, jam, cheese, cereals, milk , fruit juices, eggs and beans... Everything was perfect. It's a neat budget hotel with a very helpful staff. The only very bad thing was that they told us that they would keep our luggage but they left it at the check-in desk where everybody could have taken them. When I got back to the hotel, 2 other people were at the reception desk and they didn't even ask me my name or anything when I told them that the luggage was mine.
Great Inexpensive Family Hotel
My wife and have have stayed at the Rose Court Hotel 6-8 times since 1998 whenever we had an opportunity to stop over a few days in London while traveling from Asia to USA. The Rose Court has friendly and helpful staff, the rooms are clean more than meet and our accomodation needs. The location is in a nice wooded neighborhood and very close to a underground station. Restaurants and groceries are nearby. For the money, they can't be beat. I already have reservations to return there.
Disappointing experience
I stayed at the Rose Court in March of 2003. I was on a very tight budget for my 3 week UK trip. After much research I decided on this establishment. The people were kind but it was misadvertised. There was no bar nor restaurant that was open during my stay. The rooms were clean but dingy looking and the room I was assigned had the world's smallest bathroom and even smaller clost not even 1 foot wide. I could not open the window and there was no air conditioning. The pillows were very dusty and I had a few asthma attacks, so bad that I went to Woolworths and bought my own pillows. The mattresses were hard with lumps in them. Yes, I had more than one. After the first night I changed to the room next door which was much smaller. The window worked in that room and the bathroom was a bit larger. No rugs only paper to step out of the shower onto. The mattress and pillow were no better so after the second night I checked out and moved to a nicer place that gave me a great deal just a few blocks away.
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Fix the teeth, make it shorter and lie about your age.
Is John Oliver breaking all the rules or is the truth there are no rules to begin with?
What we know is you've go to appeal to the younger generation, oldsters don't switch products, advertisers are not interested, if you're not shooting for tweens and teens, we don't care.
And god help us be beautiful. Isn't that the Fox News mantra? If you find a guy who doesn't want to bang Megyn Kelly, he's gay. If you're gonna hire a lawyer, one who's actually smart, why not get someone beautiful? Yup, no ugly people on TV.
And don't you know that kids have a short attention span? I mean you're gonna talk about income inequality for fourteen minutes? Everybody's gonna tune out, no one cares, can't you throw in some cute dogs or cats while you're at it, and a feel good moment too?
But no, John Oliver is British. So he's self-deprecating and can verbalize the truth everyone in America is afraid to utter. That's right, the mayor of Los Angeles utters the F-word and it dominates the news for two weeks, as if no one over twenty ever swears.
And there's the fiction that there are two reasonable sides to every story. As if every time someone's bleeding to death, we should call in the Christian Scientists for their take.
No, the truth is everybody knows what's real, and it's beyond refreshing to have someone in a position of power utter it.
That's what John Oliver is, a truth-sayer.
Who's been doing his job for decades.
Wait a minute? Don't we revere the barely pubescent, who haven't even had their first kiss? Old means worthless in America, over the hill old man, we don't want to hear your opinions. And the hilarious thing is the old people buy it, they diet down to nothing, wear their children's clothing and imitate their lifestyle. Why else to get plastic surgery other than to evade the aging police. It's like the whole country's living "Logan's Run," but no one will admit it. And they also won't admit that with age comes wisdom, which grows from experience. You live and you learn, but most people don't learn to let the epithets of the youngsters slide off of them. They feel inadequate themselves, when the youngsters say they are they don't own their identity, they change it.
The virality of John Oliver's HBO program is astounding.
And it's all because he's firing on all cylinders. To watch Oliver's show is to wait for the lull, the mediocre interlude, that permeates sitcoms, that's dominates society. It's like watching an acrobat, or a tightrope walker, we're on the edge of our seats, just waiting for him to fall. But Oliver keeps cruising along at an insightful comedy altitude that's jaw-dropping. Which is why everybody's talking about him, e-mailing clips about him.
Yup, you've just got to be that good. I mean you watch Oliver and you damn near have a heart attack, it's akin to watching the Beatles or Richard Pryor, if Richard Pryor did not only talk about race and his life, but politics. We're drawn to excellence. But everybody who's less than wants attention. Which means we wait to see what rises above. And John Oliver has risen above.
Income inequality. Even the Republicans now admit it's a problem. But it's a television third rail, because of "class warfare." Huh? There's already class warfare, why worry about the moniker? And Oliver addresses this too.
Now his fourteen minute diatribe on income inequality is not quite as good as his shorter evisceration of climate change deniers, but…
He starts with a joke, analogizing income inequality to whether you're stealing or paying for HBO, while he's on HBO! You won't get a musician to disparage his label, to poke holes in its business model, to criticize it as being antique unless said musician wants off.
Then, like a roller coaster, there are popular culture references and history and a refusal to be all or nothing, as in stating that true equality is a pipe dream.
And then there's the skewering of America's inane optimism, wherein if you're not a winner, or on your way to victory, you're a base whiner who must be shouted down and removed from the debate, you're a hater trotting out facts without concrete solutions so please get out of my way as I delusionally work twenty hours a day pursuing victory at a casino wherein the house always wins.
It's like an album where all ten cuts are winners, where there's no bait and switch, where when you're done you want more.
It turns out that we're not interested in exterior, but interior, that everything being told and sold to us is wrong. You don't have to be beautiful, your father doesn't have to be rich, but to triumph you've got to be smart, experienced and creative.
Oliver fights with facts, wrapped up in a presentation so good that it doesn't rely on said facts. It's like Eric Clapton not needing to whip out a lick because the song is so good, his guitar playing is secondary.
So when you gonna wake up?
That's right, once upon a time we relied on Bob Dylan and other musicians to speak the truth. But that no longer happens. Instead we must watch cartoons and comedians. You'll get more honesty on "South Park" than you will on the nightly news. And it's lucrative too, just check out "Book Of Mormon."
So keep telling yourself the game has changed, that the old values are out the window, that everybody's got a short attention span and we live in a hit and run society wherein Britney Spears is already too old and we need someone much younger to replace her.
You need no money to speak your mind. You need no money to be good. But if you pay your dues, those supposedly against you will embrace you, HBO will pay John Oliver to skewer the establishment. And the end result will be of such high quality that the unwashed masses will lift you above and beyond, you will become a superstar with credibility. Which is a far cry from what we're featuring on today's hit parade.
There is hope.
"Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Wealth Gap"
"Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Climate Change Debate"
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