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OnlineVirusRepair.com reports a drastic increase in virus and spyware activity for 2012, along with the popular fake antivirus scam.

San Luis Obispo, CA (PRWEB) December 19, 2012

Computers are an essential part of our lives. They provide us an endless amount of useful information, communication, and simplicity. When computers stop functioning properly, it can create a huge headache and greatly impact productivity. OnlineVirusRepair.com, an online virus removal company based in San Luis Obispo, CA has noticed a drastic increase in new viruses traveling around the internet. This comes as no surprise as more people turn to their computers for holiday shopping instead venturing out to local stores. Many computer users fail to have a computer checkup before engaging in online business or shopping.

One of the most popular virus infections of 2012 is a new type of virus, classified as ransomware. Many of these viruses use a scare tactic to fool unsuspecting users into sending them money in order to have access to their computer. Some infections even claim to be part of a government branch, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation or the United States Department of Justice. Dan Steiner, Co-Founder of OnlineVirusRepair.com states “We’ve had quite a few people calling us asking if the FBI has blocked access to their computer, or if they should send money online to the government. It’s important that people understand the government will never demand money online. The FBI Virus and the United States Department of Justice Virus have been a huge problem, and these types of viruses will continue to spread for some time until antivirus companies can catch up.”

Another common type of spyware infecting computers is known as the rogue fake antivirus family. This type of spyware looks like a legitimate antivirus program installed within a computer, and may even pop up with alerts about threats and scan results. Using names like Win 7 Antispyware Pro 2013, or Microsoft Antivirus 2013, it’s easy to see how an unsuspecting computer user may fall victim to this scam. The goal of this type of spyware is to trick you into purchasing a license to remove threats. However, the program is entirely fake and paying for a license is dangerous and will not remove the problem.

To help prevent these types of scams and viruses from spreading, OnlineVirusRepair.com offers a computer checkup and virus scan at no charge. Computer users are urged to take advantage of the service and ensure their computer is clean before shopping or inputting any sensitive personal information that may become compromised.

OnlineVirusRepair.com is an American based company specializing in online virus and malware removal for individual computer users and businesses. The company was founded in 2012 by Dan Steiner and Brent Sarkison with headquarters in San Luis Obispo, CA. Customers with infected machines can call or chat with OnlineVirusRepair.com technicians to have viruses, malware, and spyware removed remotely without the hassle of taking their computer “into the shop.” Technicians are able to remotely remove threats even without the client being at their computer; often in 30 minutes or less.

To learn more about OnlineVirusRepair.com visit their website at http://www.onlinevirusrepair.com today.

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OnlineVirusRepair.com reports a drastic increase in virus and spyware activity for 2012, along with the popular fake antivirus scam.

San Luis Obispo, CA (PRWEB) December 19, 2012

Computers are an essential part of our lives. They provide us an endless amount of useful information, communication, and simplicity. When computers stop functioning properly, it can create a huge headache and greatly impact productivity. OnlineVirusRepair.com, an online virus removal company based in San Luis Obispo, CA has noticed a drastic increase in new viruses traveling around the internet. This comes as no surprise as more people turn to their computers for holiday shopping instead venturing out to local stores. Many computer users fail to have a computer checkup before engaging in online business or shopping.

One of the most popular virus infections of 2012 is a new type of virus, classified as ransomware. Many of these viruses use a scare tactic to fool unsuspecting users into sending them money in order to have access to their computer. Some infections even claim to be part of a government branch, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation or the United States Department of Justice. Dan Steiner, Co-Founder of OnlineVirusRepair.com states “We’ve had quite a few people calling us asking if the FBI has blocked access to their computer, or if they should send money online to the government. It’s important that people understand the government will never demand money online. The FBI Virus and the United States Department of Justice Virus have been a huge problem, and these types of viruses will continue to spread for some time until antivirus companies can catch up.”

Another common type of spyware infecting computers is known as the rogue fake antivirus family. This type of spyware looks like a legitimate antivirus program installed within a computer, and may even pop up with alerts about threats and scan results. Using names like Win 7 Antispyware Pro 2013, or Microsoft Antivirus 2013, it’s easy to see how an unsuspecting computer user may fall victim to this scam. The goal of this type of spyware is to trick you into purchasing a license to remove threats. However, the program is entirely fake and paying for a license is dangerous and will not remove the problem.

To help prevent these types of scams and viruses from spreading, OnlineVirusRepair.com offers a computer checkup and virus scan at no charge. Computer users are urged to take advantage of the service and ensure their computer is clean before shopping or inputting any sensitive personal information that may become compromised.

OnlineVirusRepair.com is an American based company specializing in online virus and malware removal for individual computer users and businesses. The company was founded in 2012 by Dan Steiner and Brent Sarkison with headquarters in San Luis Obispo, CA. Customers with infected machines can call or chat with OnlineVirusRepair.com technicians to have viruses, malware, and spyware removed remotely without the hassle of taking their computer “into the shop.” Technicians are able to remotely remove threats even without the client being at their computer; often in 30 minutes or less.

To learn more about OnlineVirusRepair.com visit their website at http://www.onlinevirusrepair.com today.

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The final 2012 Fish, Wildlife and Parks Commission meeting on Thursday comes with a hefty and diverse agenda including the final vote on a statewide fisheries management plan, an update on the elk and brucellosis study and the possible relinquishment of management control of Madison Buffalo Jump State Park.

The meeting is slated to start at 8:30 a.m. Thursday at the FWP headquarters on Sixth Avenue in Helena.

Other agenda items include transplanting sage grouse and bighorn sheep, culling Helena’s urban deer herd, extending a grazing lease on the Spotted Dog Wildlife Management Area (WMA) and general WMA rules.

Ron Aasheim, FWP spokesman, said they’re not sure how long some of the agenda items will take or what might interest members of the public more than others.

“We don’t know what to anticipate on some of these,” he said.

Probably one of the more interesting items for Helena area residents is the proposal to remove up to 200 urban deer to reduce the population below the target of 25 deer per square mile. Since 2009, a total of 530 deer have been lured into traps, then dispatched with bolt guns. The carcasses are butchered, with the meat given to Food Share. All of the trapping and shooting is done by Helena police officers.

About 30 comments were received on the current proposal, and the support has been split, with alternatives like transplanting the deer or archery hunting being suggested. If the current proposal stands, no public comment will be taken at Thursday’s meeting.

The commission will consider whether to relinquish management control of the Madison Buffalo Jump State Park near Three Forks due to funding concerns. FWP only owns 21 acres out of the 638-acre state park, with the rest of the land owned by the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation. The park is open year-round and has averaged 3,786 visitors from 2008 to 2012, and earned $1,839 in revenue. Annual operating costs during that time frame are $15,192.

Although FWP has leased the DNRC land since 1966, it wasn’t until a recent financial compliance audit that the two state agencies realized that FWP was supposed to pay an annual fee — $4,272 this year — to DNRC for use of the property.

“Montana State Parks is challenged to sustain the parks system,” the Parks Division states in a cover sheet. “… Given the fiscal challenges and fundamental concerns, Montana State Parks is proposing to relinquish management control of this property.”

The Parks Division proposes either selling or trading the 21 acres to DNRC; seeking legislation so it won’t have to pay DNRC lease fees in return for management of the property; or pay the fee but look at the overall health of the park system. A 30-day public comment period will follow the decision of the commission.

In other land use activity, the commission will consider final adoption of proposed WMA management rules so that regulations governing activities at the 77 sites are relatively consistent and clear. Some of the public comments involved grazing, the restricted use of weapons outside of hunting, food storage, firewood collecting, the removal of natural resources and winter closures.

The commission also will consider extending a grazing lease on the Spotted Dog WMA for one more year, noting that “at the time of purchase FWP was unaware that much of the property boundary was in need or repair or relocation and that grazing allotments on intermingled Helena National Forest lands on the eastern side of the WMA were resulting in significant trespass cattle grazing on the WMA.”

Those poor boundary fences prevented FWP from implementing the management plan the state agency create when it purchased the property in August 2010. Extending the grazing lease with the Rock Creek Cattle Company for one year will allow FWP to implement actions including fencing and possible land exchanges that could allow for more effective management while providing income from the cattle grazing.

FWP continues to deal with difficulties in bighorn sheep management. One proposal calls for once again putting Hunting District 455 near the Gates of the Mountains off limits for hunting, after a die-off during the winter of 2010 caused a 50 to 75 percent loss in the herd.

FWP notes that when bighorn sheep hunting was reopened in HD455 in 2005, the area provided excellent opportunities to harvest older rams. However, hunters in the past two years had difficulties finding any rams. The area proposed for closure includes the Beartooth WMA, the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness Area and in the Sheep Creek drainage.

The department also is recommending postponing the reintroduction of bighorn sheep into the Bridger Mountains so staff can work closer with area landowners and sheep advocates. Bighorns have been absent from the Bridgers for the past century and FWP believes reintroducing them will increase biodiversity and restore a native species. However, at least 10 domestic sheep herds are within 12 miles of the proposed bighorn release site, and the comingling of domestic and wild sheep has lead to disease-related bighorn sheep die-offs.

The relocation of Montana sage grouse to North Dakota also will be discussed, after the NoDak Department of Game and Fish requested 30 grouse per year for a two-year period to augment existing populations. Sage grouse populations in North Dakota have declined by 60 percent since 2007, and their fish and game department is concerned that the population “has delicned to the point that reproduction may not be able to maintain mortality caused by natural events.”

FWP staff notes that Montana’s sage grouse populations reached a low point in 2011, dropping to almost 60 percent below peak populations observed in 2007, due to extreme winter weather, drought conditions and outbreak of West Nile virus. However Montana sage grouse populations began to re-bound in 2012.

Sage grouse numbers are being watched by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services, which has put it on the list of species under consideration for protection through the Endangered Species Act.

Final approval of the statewide fisheries management plan is anticipated after a 47-day comment period and 10 public meetings throughout the state. Highlights of the plan include new sections on climate change, family and youth fishing opportunities and non-native fish management.

Fore more information, go online to fwp.mt.gov and follow the FWP Commission links.

Reporter Eve Byron: 447-4076 or eve.byron@helenair.com

Follow Eve on Twitter @IR_EveByron

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The Binghamton Senators revealed a promotion this afternoon that honours the Mayan prophecy that declares the dawning New World Age on December 21, 2012.

*insert joke about Binghamton already resembling a hellscape*

In tribute to the impending apocalypse – which Bingo fans can only assume means one of two things: 1) the NHL lockout will end, inadvertently ending any chance of Binghamton Calder Cup; or 2) that Robin Lehner and Ben Bishop will both catch whatever SARS-like flu virus is ravaging the rest of the roster -- "the organization announced that in the event that the world ends on Dec. 21, 2012 they will reimburse fans 100% of the cost of tickets purchased for the Saturday, Dec. 22 game scheduled to take place versus the Rochester Americans."

Assuming that the world does actually come to an end on December 21^st, here is how Senators history will be cemented:

The Senators will have never beaten the Maple Leafs in a playoff series. Mika Zibanejad will go down as a bust. Erik Karlsson will fall 261 points shy of Wade Redden’s franchise record of 410 regular season points by a defenceman. The Senators’ greatest Stanley Cup moment will be Alfie striking Scott Niedermayer with a slapper at the conclusion of a period. We will never get a chance to watch Alexei Yashin’s wear the other shoe, reneging on deals or promises as the GM of the Russian women’s hockey team.

There are so many moments to look forward to in this team’s future, you’d hate to have things end now.

The Hockey News Is All Over This Zibanejad Story

Ryan Kennedy is the latest clairvoyant to throw in his two cents; writing an article entitled 'Mika Zibanejad better served at world juniors'.

In fact, this seems like the perfect time for him to rejuvenate his season by heading out for a different experience; to be leaned on by his country, to be The Man for the defending champs, who will already face adversity because their top two defensemen (Oscar Klefbom and Jonas Brodin) will miss the world juniors due to injury.

Of course, it goes without saying that anyone who talks in absolutes when it comes to describing what is best for a prospect’s development is utterly full of shit.

Regardless of what kind of individual or team success that he may or may not have at the WJC, his participation comes at a cost - his removal from a young and competitive Binghamton team and time away from the smaller rink surface and stylistic adjustments that come with it.

The Edmonton Oilers saw the value in the tourney, which is why they allowed Ryan Nugent-Hopkins to leave the AHL’s Oklahoma City Barons in order to take part in Canada’s camp in Calgary (and barring a miracle return of NHL hockey, the WJC itself). And keep in mind, ‘The Nuge’ was having great success in OKC, with 20 points in 19 games.

Kennedy’s choice to contrast Ottawa’s handling of Zibanejad when other players like the Nuge, Devante Smith-Pelly or Brett Connolly ignores the fact that the latter three players grew up in North America and have had some measure of success there.

The fact is, the world juniors provide a playoff atmosphere and tough, meaningful games. Confidence can be so huge for a young player and Zibanejad could have earned some of his back by carrying the Swedes, even if it was just for two weeks.

May only be "two weeks", but Zibanejad hasn't so much as played a game since Nov. 24th. You'd think the author would have mentioned that fact.

Kyle Turris Has Opinions Now Or Something? 

Here are some excerpts from a Globe piece in which this blog's fav player lets loose on his experience in Finland.

On speaking to team sponsors after the game:

"It’s so awkward. They don’t understand anything that you’re saying, staring at you confused, I feel like a complete idiot, trying to use hand signals to help communicate.”

On the travel:

"The travel here is horrendous. It's worse than junior. We'll fly into Helsinki then hop in a bus for four to six hours, meanwhile, we'll make three stops on a six-hour bus trip for no reason. It's awful"

On the cuisine:

"The food here is awful. On the road, we eat at truck stops. ABC truck stops. I"m not kidding. We file out of the bus and head off beside the highway for a buffet truck stop pregame meal. It's ridiculous."

Kyle Turris is the ugly Canadian.

Other News Of Pithy Importance

- When assessing the USA’s WJC roster invitees, ESPN Insider’s (paywall) Corey Pronman wrote this about Ottawa’s Stefan Noesen:

"When talking to NHL sources there was some head-scratching as to why Noesen wasn't on the team last year, but he could be one of USA's better players if he plays. However, due to a suspension he received in the OHL, his World Junior chances seem grim. He's a great power forward whose skill elements have steadily developed. On offense his hockey sense is evident."

- TSN recently published Craig Button’s list of the top 30 prospects already affiliated with NHL teams. To be eligible for the list, a player must be under the age of 24 and have played in fewer than 10 NHL games. Two Ottawa Senators make the list, although in being consistent with other third party evaluations, no Senators player cracks the top ten. Jakob Silfverberg is the highest ranked Senator – coming in at 16^th overall. Fellow Swede Mika Zibanejad’s 23^rd overall ranking isn’t particularly surprising given how much his development has stalled since being drafted sixth overall in 2011.

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There have been many acts of violence this past month from the brawl against Steven Crowder to the mall shooting in Oregon. And then there was the mall shooting in Oregon in which a man decided to gun down innocent people because his girlfriend broke up with him. Elected officials in Michigan have been bombarded with death threats, and the people in this video certainly look angry enough for serious violence. Some Union Protestors have threatened shooting officials and conservatives with a gun.

All this goes to prove is that our culture has a large propensity for violence within itself. The only way to prevent violence is to remove the cultural elements that make mass murder so appealing. Tackling the culture itself will seriously challenge people because it means analyzing every single aspect, some that others consider harmless.

Certain groups have called for gun bans, but laws can never make people righteous. On Twitter, there has been an outcry to shoot and murder members of the NRA. Murder is already against the law, anyway. Morality can only be taught and cannot be legislated. Violence is already a large part of our culture. Wickedness is a large part of our culture. Somehow, people recognize this only in its extreme forms and not in the more subtle or lesser ways. Ignoring the subtle and lesser forms will ignore the whole scope that creates the epidemic of mass shootings.

When racism existed in our culture, there were extreme and obvious forms of racism, and there were subtle and lesser forms. The extreme and obvious were the burnings and lynchings. The subtle, lesser forms were in the absence of African-Americans on television.

Readers, we cannot blame these shootings as isolated incidents when they are so commonplace. In the 1900s, a focus on lynchings as isolated incidents would have overlooked and ignored the problem of racism in our country. "No, there is not any racism epidemic in our country. Just a bunch of deranged whites." Because culture changed to tolerate and accept racial diversity, lynchings finally came to an end. Likewise, when we change our culture to overcome the violence, the epidemic of mass shootings will come to an end.

Of course, there is the question of "why does God allow this to happen?" especially to innocent and defenseless children. God allows wicked acts to happen precisely to remind us that evil exists in the world. One of the messages that drew me to scripture was that this world really sucks. However, the common belief now is of humanity's intrinsic goodness. If humanity is naturally good, then evil cannot possibly exist. If evil does not exist, then evil actions such as the Sandy Hook massacre is impossible.

In a book by psychologist Phillip Zimbardo, interestingly-titled The Lucifer Effect, he describes how "good" people end up committing evil atrocities. Another description, although more of a strong case study, is within the book about the Japanese terrorist cult Aum Shinrikyo by Robert Jay Lifton. These two books describe how good people result in committing evils.

"The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked. Who can know it?" (Jeremiah 17:9)

Contemporary culture endorses the belief "do what you feel is right" while forgetting that what feels "right" to one person can be an evil act. The scariest and most disturbing thing about terrorism is that the terrorists actually believe they are right in hijacking passenger airplanes and slamming them into skyscrapers.

Once we acknowledge that evil exists and that all humans are capable of iniquity, then the next question concerns the existence of morality. Because evil exists means that moral virtue must also exist. And we must search out a morality that goes beyond deceitful or subjective feelings. Determining right or wrong goes beyond the extreme and obvious examples presented in the news. All wickedness and bad thoughts belong to a spiritual disease. To describe only the extreme examples as evil and to ignore the lesser and more subtle evils is like describing the ebola virus as an illness that forgetting that humans can also get colds and fevers where they throw up and have runny noses. Both are illnesses, although one more dire than the other.

All the lesser and more subtle evils when not corrected will result in the large and obvious evil of murder and violence. A thief begins shoplifting candy bars as a kid and later robs convenient stores for their money as an adult. Love for one's neighbor is a moral virtue, yet the neighbors of Nancy Lanza never showed any neighborly love and ignored her plight with her son. All of us, readers, are guilty of the withdrawal and removal of this moral virtue regarding our own neighbors. If the neighbors had helped this unmarried woman and fatherless child, then events would have turned out very differently.

Precisely because these lesser and subtle evils go unnoticed, readers, these atrocities surprise us more than they should. However, not a single atrocity has occurred in a cultural vacuum. Every aspect of today's culture has contributed to the epidemic of mass shootings. The best way to cure the problem is to treat the disease and not the symptom. The mass murderers have been taught by the lesser and subtle cultural evils. Because this is about culture, the same basic wickedness lays in the subconscious of every human.

For instance, quite a lot of people in today's culture have a preoccupation with the entertainment of death. The murderers consider death amusing entertainment, which is why they kill. There is the TV series Dexter where the title character stalks and kills in each episode, the anticipated highlight of the show. Now, viewers can enjoy the same entertainment as a serial killer! Recently, I heard about a proposed television series "Best Funeral Ever" that makes entertainment about real people's funerals. Are these funerals for the massacre victims now entertaining enough? The mourners of Sandy Hook forbid news media from filming or even going near the funerals. The majority of humans share this particular evil - death as entertainment.

The only problem is the people within this culture. I know that some will object, "I don't want to make value judgments or any judgments on other people's lives or actions." I believe this will be an objection when people hear that our culture has lost any moral foundation. Here, we have people too terrified of being labeled "judgmental" and so terrified of being labeled that they refuse to help others. This laizze-faire view of morality is what results in the obvious and extreme evils. Tackling the wrongs in our society begins first within each individual. Consider what changes you can make within yourself in order to make our culture a better place. And some strong and fundamental changes need to occur within our culture to prevent more violence.

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Books Referenced

The Lucifer Effect: Understanding How Good People Turn Evil. Philip Zimbardo. Random House Trade Paperback. New York.2008

Destroying the World to Save It. Aum Shinrikyo, Apocalyptic Violence, and the New Global Terrorism. Robert Jay Lifton. Henry Holt and Company. New York. 2000

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Amanda and Pat Austin recently took a leap of faith, and opened their own business.
Amanda will run the office, while Pat works on computers.
Austin's Computer Services offers computer repair, virus removal, networking, and service calls.
Pat has about 20 years of experience.
The Austins have been married 19 years, and have four children. Katlyn, 17, Haley, 14, Nathan, 8, and Noah, 6, attend school in Anacoco.
Pat began working at the Vernon Parish School Board office in the typewriter maintenance department after high school.
After nearly eight years, he went to work at Hank's Computers Plus for about 12 years.
"Hank gave me projects to work on," Pat said. "Before servers were big we had to learn how to build them."
When Hank (Henry Kunath) decided to retire, customers stayed in touch with Pat. They would drop off computers at his home, or ask to meet him somewhere.
At Grevemberg Communications, Pat learned electronics, working on radios for the Vernon Parish Sheriff's Office. He was laid off after a year.
He decided to open his own business with the help of his wife.
"Most computer work is done on site," Pat said. "People look for a place to drop off computers and pick them up later."
Pat has always enjoyed trying to figure out how things work, and is mostly self taught.
"You have to have understanding and be able to relate to people," he said. "I try to be patient and work with people to understand the problem, and what it will take to solve it. I'll do my best to figure it out."
Pat has served as pastor at the Fullerton Baptist Church for nearly 10 years. Amanda teaches children's classes at the church, and has been song leader.
"This is a big step for us," Pat said. "But we really enjoy serving people."
Austin's Computer Services LLC is located at 110 E. Harriet St. in Leesville near the Leesville Historic District.
The hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
For more information call (337) 404-3978, or visit www.austinscomputerservices.com.

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