Neat training and cold drive

Lately I have been busy with some work. Last week I got to go to Sacramento, CA to attend training at HBGary's corporate site. The three day Responder course is a great offering and if you are in anyway involved in malware analysis or reverse engineering, then the course is for you. Check out their training site here.

Besides the training and all the neat insight into interpreting Windows API's, I had a pretty cold ride to and from Sacramento. I found a day before the trip that the car's heater apparently stopped working. This weekend when I got back I worked on fixing the heat, while listening to Journey. Good times. I found the heater control arm, which is made of plastic, had somehow broken off and no longer pulled the caliper cable to adjust the heater core vent. So a small drill and 3 tie-locks later, I had that problem fixed.