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This Bitdefender 2013 review has ?The evolution of the #1 Ranked Antivirus Technology?. This review presents proactive protection with sophisticated anti-malware software.

In today?s high-tech world, we are becoming more dependent on using online facilities for our financial transactions, communication, and research. We are aware that there are numerous kinds of e-treats that may harm our computer and mess up our financial life. We hear the news about how someone got victimized by identity theft and ended up in bankruptcy, how hackers get vital information from websites to steal money, and so many more other similar stories. The security risks of being online are getting higher and ever-growing.

Many of us are under the misconception may be adequately protected by the other anti-virus software that we may download online. Others are so afraid that their credit card information might get stolen so they opt never to shop online. But for most of us, especially business enterprises, it is not possible to avoid doing transactions using the net.

Going online to do various tasks like shopping, banking, and to go to different websites exposes our computers to e-treats. As long as we are online, the powerful Internet carries more than just information as there is the inevitable malware.

Malware means means malicious software. When a computer is infected with any form of it, it may disrupt the operation, gain access, and gather sensitive information. Viruses, worms, spyware, adware, and trojan horses are examples of malware which are considered as hostile and/or intrusive.

Some malware are may be stopped by ordinary anti-virus software but there are those which are disguised as genuine software that are found in some websites. One example of this that many of us are not aware of is that though it may see harmless to access a company?s website that has tracking software for marketing statistic, there are still security risks involved.

Bitdefender 2013
Best Internet Security Software

To ensure that every time you go online protection is maximized, choose among the various Bitdefender 2013 products for personal and business use:

Home Security Solutions

For Windows:

Bitdefender Total Security 2013
Bitdefender Internet Security 2013
Bitdefender Antivirus Plus 2013

Multi-Platform:

Bitdefender Sphere 2013
Bitdefender Safebox?

For MAC:

Bitdefender Antivirus for Mac
Bitdefender Antivirus for Mac & PC
Bitdefender Virus Scanner for Mac

For UNIX:

Bitdefender Antivirus Scanner for Unices

For Mobile:

Bitdefender Mobile Security

Services:

Malware Removal
Windows TuneUp
Windows Debugging

Business Security Solutions

Cloud Security for Endpoints
Bitdefender Client Security
Bitdefender Security for Mail Servers
Bitdefender Security for Exchange

Bitdefender Review
Total Security 2013 (For Windows)

One of the most popular products of Bitdefender is their Total Security 2013 anti-malware software. It has these special features:

Antivirus
Antispyware
USB Immunizer
Online Remote Management
Search Advisor
Antispam
Parental Control
File Encryption
Scan Dispatcher
Personal Data Filter
Antiphishing
Two-way Firewall
File Shredder
Antivirus Tune-up

The features listed above provide the optimum protection for each aspect. The additional features that make this among the best of anti-malware software are:

Autopilot. The ease of use is further enhanced by the intutiveness of this anti-malware software that will make all the decisions for you to keep on protecting your computer. This means that there is nothing to configure and it eliminates the problem of having to figure out what to do.
Safepay. When making online financial transactions, an iron-clad secure browser will automatically open to facilitate these.
Safebox. This anti-malware also protects what you may store and share online.
Social Network Protection. Created specifically for sites like Facebook and Twitter, it aids in protecting our activities by scanning the links users receive from friends on Facebook, while also monitoring and advising on our privacy settings.
Anti-Theft. Created for laptops and androids, if a thief get your device, it can be found on a map, the unit can be locked, and an alarm may be triggered. Data may be wiped out and even if the unit is not connected, these things may be done with an SMS. This feature also has the capacity of making the device call you back or answer your next call.

When you want to greatly reduce the risks of the Internet by having the maximum protection possible, use the best in anti-malware software, Bitdefender 2013.

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Germany opens memorial to Nazis' Gypsy victims

BERLIN (AP) ? Germany is inaugurating a long-awaited memorial to the hundreds of thousands of Gypsies, or Roma, who were killed under Nazi rule.

Chancellor Angela Merkel opens the memorial Wednesday. Designed by Israeli artist Dani Karavan, the monument ? a well surrounded by panels detailing the Nazis' persecution of the minority ? is located across the road from the Reichstag, Germany's Parliament building.

It's close to memorials to the Nazis' Jewish and gay victims that have been inaugurated in recent years. Romani Rose, head of Germany's Central Council of Sinti and Roma, says it makes clear that the killing of Gypsies during the Holocaust was "a genocide that had its own dimensions."

It's not clear exactly how many Gypsies were killed during the Holocaust. Estimates range from 220,000 to 500,000 or more.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/germany-opens-memorial-nazis-gypsy-victims-061434975.html

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Buster Posey leads Giants back to World Series

San Francisco Giants' Buster Posey heads to the batting cage before Game 7 of baseball's National League championship series against the St. Louis Cardinals Monday, Oct. 22, 2012, in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)

San Francisco Giants' Buster Posey heads to the batting cage before Game 7 of baseball's National League championship series against the St. Louis Cardinals Monday, Oct. 22, 2012, in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)

San Francisco Giants' Marco Scutaro reacts as Buster Posey (28) scores during the third inning of Game 7 of baseball's National League championship series against the St. Louis Cardinals Monday, Oct. 22, 2012, in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)

San Francisco Giants relief pitcher Sergio Romo and catcher Buster Posey react after the final out in Game 7 of baseball's National League championship series against the St. Louis Cardinals Monday, Oct. 22, 2012, in San Francisco. The Giants won 9-0 to win the series. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ? On a team known for stellar pitching, bushy beards and quirky personalities, the unquestioned leader of the San Francisco Giants is their understated catcher, Buster Posey.

From his prowess behind the plate, shepherding the staff through its ups and downs, to the bat that delivered the National League batting title, Posey is the biggest reason why the Giants are back in the World Series for the second time in his three big league seasons.

"I'd hate to think where we would be without him," manager Bruce Bochy said. "The numbers, they speak for themselves. But also his leadership on this club. We saw what life was without him last year. ... I don't know a player that's made a bigger impact on a club than what he has on our club. He's just a tremendous talent. We're lucky to have him."

Posey has returned from a horrific, season-ending injury in 2011 to the top of the sport this year: starting All-Star catcher, batting champion, possible Most Valuable Player and World Series trip.

It's a remarkable story that Posey even made it back on the field this year, much less performed the way he did. It was his devastating injury that derailed the Giants' repeat hopes a year ago and led many to question whether Posey should ever catch again.

In May 2011, Posey broke a bone in his left leg and tore three ankle ligaments on a horrific collision at the plate with the Florida Marlins' Scott Cousins.

"I think after an injury like that, it's just nice to be back on the field," Posey said last week. "And then to be recognized not only for your accomplishments ? but really for just being back in action ? it's nice."

The Giants never really recovered from that blow and were unable to make it back to the postseason last year without their star catcher.

But his presence at the start of spring training this year set the tone for the entire season in San Francisco. He batted .336 to become the first catcher to win the NL batting title since the Boston Braves' Ernie Lombardi in 1942.

"For what he has been doing behind the plate for us has been tremendous all year," ace Matt Cain said. "He has done such a great job from coming back from last year's injury to doing what he's doing this year. I don't think you can really put it into words what he's done. Not a lot of guys could do what he's done. That's a special talent."

He added 24 homers, 39 doubles and 103 RBIs while managing the pitching staff and dealing with the wear and tear of crouching each night behind the plate and absorbing the foul tips and balls in the dirt that making catching such an arduous chore.

Bochy spelled Posey a bit by giving him 29 starts at first base, but both the Giants and Posey are adamant his future is behind the plate.

"We really treated him with kid gloves there early, and as we got deeper into the spring training I got more and more comfortable with how much he could catch," Bochy said. "This game is not that easy, especially when you miss as much time as he did last year and yet it didn't take him long to get into the flow of the game, get his timing at the plate and get back to handling the pitching staff."

Posey has been far from his best this postseason as teams have often tried to pitch around him in key spots to face his less dangerous teammates. He batted .178 the first two rounds with two homers and six RBIs, but it was his grand slam that broke open the clinching Game 5 of the division series.

And now he's back in the World Series.

With his boyish looks and supreme talent, Posey is almost a Bay Area version of New York Yankees great Derek Jeter, both heralded first-round picks who helped restore tradition-rich franchises to greatness.

They both won rookies of the year and World Series titles in their first seasons, quickly earning the respect of their veteran teammates. Both made it back to the Fall Classic in year three. Both manage to avoid controversy while being the spokesmen for their teams.

"Buster is so professional about how he goes about his business," Bochy said. "There is a calmness about him, about the way he plays, very well prepared. He has the ability to slow down the game, and I think he leads by example on how he prepares and how he plays, and how he handles himself. So he's definitely a leader in this ballclub and guys feed off him."

Posey is the face of the franchise and far different from the last position player to hold that title in San Francisco. He is quintessential anti-Barry Bonds, quickly turning any praise toward him to his teammates even if they may be less deserving. He was even one of the most outspoken Giants criticizing teammate Melky Cabrera this summer when the outfielder got suspended for testing positive for testosterone.

When he was called up as a rookie, there were questions about how he called a game compared to veteran Bengie Molina. But he quickly earned the trust of most of the staff, although Tim Lincecum and Barry Zito threw primarily to backup Hector Sanchez this season.

"We work really well together," starter Ryan Vogelsong said. "He's real easy to work with. He's got a good idea of what he wants to do back there, and he's got a pretty good idea what I want to do on my end. He's great. He's one of the best I've ever thrown to."

Associated Press

Source: http://hosted2.ap.org/APDEFAULT/347875155d53465d95cec892aeb06419/Article_2012-10-23-BBO-World-Series-Posey/id-b301dd9d5fc84621b1d67423f5c4af76

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Plaistow cancer survivor reacts to Armstrong ruling

Plaistow cancer survivor reacts to Armstrong ruling

PLAISTOW, N.H. ?

Lance Armstrong has been erased from the record books.

On Monday, he was officially stripped of his seven Tour de France titles from 1999 to 2005 in the wake of the doping scandal in cycling.

However, one New Hampshire woman who met Armstrong several times said he's more than his titles and still a hero to her.

"When I first met him, I ran into him on my bike -- literally ran into him," Vanessa Underwood said.

Underwood has the pictures hanging up in her Plaistow home to prove it.

She first met Armstrong in 2004 when she was battling against cancer. At one point, she was so sick her sister read Armstrong's book to her.

"'If he can do it, I can do it,' and it so inspired me that my goal was to ride with him," Underwood said.

Underwood was not a cyclist but she does operate a fitness studio out of her home.

She later became active in Livestrong and the Lance Armstrong Foundation.

Underwood is a survivor herself. She's had three kidney transplants during her battle against cancer.

Source: http://www.wmur.com/news/nh-news/Plaistow-cancer-survivor-reacts-to-Armstrong-ruling/-/9857858/17091916/-/jn65skz/-/index.html?absolute=true

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Dow cutting jobs, closing plants as growth slows

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You have three seconds? Watch this knockout

If you have three seconds to spare, you can watch this knockout. At the Professional League of MMA event in Poland, Ivhan Bibiatov made quick of Mateusz Piechocki. If you're short on time, skip to the 1:30 mark for the start of the fight. If not, see how the introduction and the ring girl's saunter around the canvas takes longer than the actual fight.

Few things are as efficient as a swift kick to the face. The official time on the knockout is three seconds. The good news for Piechocki is that he was sitting up after that knockout.

Thanks, MMA? Fighting.

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mma-cagewriter/three-seconds-watch-knockout-152311229--mma.html

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Japan FinMin Jojima: No truth to media report that Government is asking BOJ to increase asset purchases by 20 trillion Yen

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Home / All, Asia, Central Banks, Economy / Japan FinMin Jojima: No truth to media report that Government is asking BOJ to increase asset purchases by 20 trillion Yen By Ed Thomas? || October 23, 2012 at 01:58 GMT

• Expects BOJ to maintain close coordination with government and take bold policy steps when needed.
• Government and BOJ share view that escape from deflation is important.

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Source: http://www.forexlive.com/blog/2012/10/23/japan-finmin-jojima-no-truth-to-media-report-that-government-is-asking-boj-to-increase-asset-purchases-by-20-trillion-yen/

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