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While anti-virus protection software gets more technologically sophisticated to stay ahead of malicious virus codes, it’s that basic common sense among people that may just be the most effective cure to avoid computer viruses from spreading and infecting computers worldwide. 


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The virus, called Yaha.K, is a mass mailing worm affecting computers using Windows. The anti-virus software firm F-Secure has reportedly given it the second highest danger rating. 


Investors here have received the warning via e-mails from their mother-firms. 


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                    [Title] => What Muslims want,they always get – why?
                    [Summary] => ABOVE THE LAW?: If you’re plain folk and walk around toting a gun, you get arrested and your gun is seized as evidence. (If your weapon is that type that sets gun fanciers salivating, bid it goodbye.) Try resisting and you get roughed up or even shot.


But if you’re a Muslim in your home ground, you can flaunt all the guns you can carry and no policeman or soldier will dare molest you. No person in authority would dare look you in the eye and check your firearm license and permit to carry.


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But President Arroyo still has a long way to go cleaning up the centennial mess left by former President Fidel V. Ramos, who gave sweetheart deals to IPPs to encourage them to put up power-generating plants.


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While anti-virus protection software gets more technologically sophisticated to stay ahead of malicious virus codes, it’s that basic common sense among people that may just be the most effective cure to avoid computer viruses from spreading and infecting computers worldwide. 


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Investors here have received the warning via e-mails from their mother-firms. 


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But if you’re a Muslim in your home ground, you can flaunt all the guns you can carry and no policeman or soldier will dare molest you. No person in authority would dare look you in the eye and check your firearm license and permit to carry.


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But President Arroyo still has a long way to go cleaning up the centennial mess left by former President Fidel V. Ramos, who gave sweetheart deals to IPPs to encourage them to put up power-generating plants.


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The bug in people

By Alma Buelva | January 17, 2003 - 12:00am

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure and this rings very true in the realm of computing which is threatened by at least 800 new strains of computer viruses every month in addition to the 79,000 already...

Technology

Clark companies on guard versus new computer virus

By Ding Cervantes | January 3, 2003 - 12:00am

CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Internet users in this special economic zone have become wary of a new e-mail virus that has reportedly damaged security settings of thousands of computers worldwide since last Dec. 21....

Nation

What Muslims want,they always get – why?

By POSTSCRIPT | By Federico D. Pascual Jr. | May 21, 2002 - 12:00am

ABOVE THE LAW?: If you’re plain folk and walk around toting a gun, you get arrested and your gun is seized as evidence. (If your weapon is that type that sets gun fanciers salivating, bid it goodbye.) Try resisting...

Opinion

GMA cleans up Ramos mess over PPA billings

By POSTSCRIPT | By Federico D. Pascual Jr. | May 9, 2002 - 12:00am

POLITICAL SCOOP: That was a master stroke of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo suspending the PPA (Purchased Power Adjustment) accruing to the National Power Corp. (Napocor) pending the revamp of the contracts of...

Opinion