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Sunday, April 5, 2009
My Current Position in Hectic Capiznon Bloggers
Everybody seems happy to see their blog got rank and me also. Almost a month this blog take a part on Capiz Inter School competition with a keyphrase Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009, and during that moment, there are a lot of things happened here. My Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009 blog was no were to be found. Was it really bad? Yes, I know that. Although I always work hard to boost its position, I keep updating it with new article but I must admit that this inter school test is very hard to manipulate. Unlike boosting the keywords that never been competed, boosting Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009 Inter-School competition not only need more than quantity of traffic and quality content, but also need high quality backlinks. Of course finding high quality backlink is very difficult because I have to spend a little bit money for it (spending my own allowance or baon), and of course who wants to give a backlinks with me that’s pretty hard. So far, what I can do just spreading my Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009 article backlink through blogwalking. I hope blogwalking is working. Other than that, I have no idea. If some of you have another trick for my Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009 contest entry, please let me know here, I will be very much appreciated. Thanks.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
The Computer Technician Student from Capiz

The Computer Technician Student from Capiz

Edwin Valero Lives Life at Full Throttle

Venezuelan Edwin Valero returns to an American ring for the first time in over five years on Saturday night in Austin, Texas.
Some people live a cautious life with one eye on the speedometer and with one foot on the brake. Others live recklessly, stare danger in the eye and chuckle. They skip over the speed bumps of life and live the only way they know how - wide open and at full throttle.
In case you’re wondering, in the above example, Edwin Valero is the latter.
Tomorrow night in Austin, Texas, Valero will walk up the steps and slink through the ropes of a boxing ring set up inside the Frank Erwin Center. He will fight in front of what promises to be a raucous crowd and before an international pay-per view audience. While this is not a feat of any great consequence, and also something that takes place in boxing on a fairly regular basis, there are some that believe Edwin Valero should not be allowed near a boxing ring at all.
In February of 2001, on a sunny and warm Venezuelan day, 19 year-old Edwin Valero was on the back of what was a stallion of a motorcycle and he was not wearing a helmet. His best guess is that he was traveling at 50 miles per hour, maybe more, when he smashed into a car, was thrown from the bike and landed on his head.
Knocked unconscious, he would spend two weeks in the hospital with a fractured skull. It would be revealed that in addition to the skull fracture he suffered a small, non life-threatening blood clot on his brain as a result of the accident. Valero claims that the Venezuelan doctors told him he could wait six months and the clot would likely go away on its own, or they could operate and deal with it in that manner.

Valero (left) will face Antonio Pitalua for the WBC 135-pound title as the main event of the "Lightweight Lightning" pay-per-view broadcast.
In either case, they told the young man that there would be the possibility that he may never box again. They told him he would not be able to train for at least three months, that he wouldn’t be able to take head blows for at least six months - and possibly a year. Edwin Valero opted for the surgery.
Eighteen months after the motorcycle accident Edwin Valero made his professional debut as a prizefighter with a first round knockout win. Over the course of he next five years he would fight seventeen more times and win every one of those fights by first round knockouts. By all accounts he is a murderous puncher who currently possesses a professional record of 24-0 (24)KO and he is the former WBA 130-pound title holder.
So what’s the problem here? Shouldn’t Edwin Valero be the toast of boxing and shouldn’t he be regularly fighting on HBO or Showtime? Shouldn’t Edwin Valero and the world’s pound-for-pound best fighter, Manny Pacquiao, be lining up to fight each other right now?
Well, they should be, but they aren’t.
In January 2004, just prior to a fight that was to have taken place in New York City, a routine MRI discovered that Valero still had “a spot” that showed up from the motorcycle accident three years earlier. He was banned from fighting in the state of New York and then all of the other 49 states followed suit. The one place on the planet where fighters from have to make it - in order to make it big - wouldn’t allow him to fight.

Valero's fights are usually short and usually explosive. He is an exceptionlly powerful puncher and always shows up in exquisite condition.
What followed was that Valero became a worldwide vagabond who would fight in any country that would allow him. He gloved up and continued his winning ways in Argentina, Panama, Venezuela, France, Mexico and Japan. He won a world title, became a YouTube sensation and continued to be the most mysterious fighter in the world for most U.S. boxing fans.
But now Valero is ready to make a triumphant return to America after a six year absence. The Lone Star State of Texas examined his medical records earlier this year and approved him for hand-to-hand combat. It's possible, with some further behind the scenes maneuvering that he’ll be approved to fight in additional states as long as things go well on Saturday night.
Valero said last week on an international conference call with boxing writers that; “Every fighter that steps in the ring runs a risk of being injured or being hurt. And I am in no more risk than any other fighter.”
Retired Canadian neurologist Dr. Cyrus Cohen claims that Valero’s proclamations may not necessarily be accurate. Cohen has not examined the fighter, nor has he seen any of the MRIs performed on Valero.
“The brain is a very complex and very delicate organ,” said Dr. Cohen. “Usually any small trauma or damage to it will heal over time, but depending on the individual and a plethora…a variety of other factors, one can never make a definitive statement that they are not at risk. Valero suffered a trauma, a bleed, a skull fracture - he was hospitalized, there was an operation. Obviously the New York MRI showed something or otherwise they would not have seen it on the scan. So ask yourself then - Is he the same as a person that has a clear MRI, that has never had brain trauma? I think the answer is obvious.”

In seven years as a professional prizefighter, nobody has heard the final bell against this man.
But Edwin Valero, like all confident fighters, views his case through a different prism.
“I’ve been to doctors all over the world. I’ve been to Argentina, I’ve been to Panama, I’ve been to Venezuela,” he says. “I’ve seen all the best doctors in America. I actually saw the doctor that performed the surgery on Marco Antonio Barrera, Dr. Madrazo, and they’ve all told me the same - that I’m clear to fight - that I’m O.K. and that I don’t run any more risks than any other fighter. In December I was in the Philippines and a doctor — the President actually — as a gift, gave me an exam and they cleared me as well out there. So I want to repeat that I’m in no more danger than any other fighter, to suffer any more injuries or anything because of what I have.”
Certainly the argument that Valero makes is supported by the evidence that he is a capable prizefighter. His professional record of 24-0 (24KO) and an amateur record that was reportedly 86-6 (57KO), proves that he does most of the hitting. Tomorrow night he will meet veteran Antonio Pitalua for the vacant WBC lightweight title. Pitalua, a very strong puncher in his own right, possesses a record of 46-3 (40KO) and Valero is heavily favored to win.
But as a profession, boxing is fraught with danger and risk. It is a sentiment echoed by Dr. Cohen.
“I don’t know of any neurologist in the world who will tell you that taking blows to the head is good for you or safe,” said Cohen. “I’ve read about Valero’s individual case and it would seem that what happened to him in the motorcycle accident was relatively minor. He says he was in and out of he hospital in two weeks and then a year and a half later he turned pro and has been very successful over the past several years. It’s interesting that Texas is allowing him in the ring. While he’s likely taken hundreds - if not thousands of punches over the past several years, all it takes is one punch on a weakened brain and that can be the end. In some respects, Mr. Valero could be playing Russian Roulette.”
April 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Don King Has Hope for America

The King of all promoters on the grounds of his mansion in Manalapan, Florida with the miniature Statue of Liberty facing the ocean.
Don King, the self proclaimed “World’s Greatest Promoter” said today the economic problems that currently plague the world are causing desperate times that call for desperate measures.
As a result, King is of the opinion that President Barack Obama should be given all the power he needs to right the American financial ship.
“It's time for someone to step in,” said King, who is currently in the midst of trying to get Marco Antonio Barrera some justice against the British Boxing Board of Control and or Amir Khan.
“Obama is the keeper of the taxpayer’s money and he’s doing what he’s supposed to be doing,” continued King on the President’s role in the crisis. “He’s got to have the power to be able to deal with it and we’re in a crisis. We need government intrusion right now because we in a financial war - a financial crisis!”
King knows a thing or two about crises. The 77 year-old promoter was born in 1931 during the height of The Great Depression and he grew up poor on the streets of Cleveland, Ohio. Before becoming a boxing promoter he ran an illegal bookmaking operation and later spent nearly four years in prison on a manslaughter conviction.
King himself has seen his personal fortune affected by the meltdown of the world’s financial markets. He’s been forced to lay-off a good portion of his staff at the headquarters of Don King Productions in Deerfield Beach, Florida and he has had his oceanfront estate near Palm Beach on the market for over a year.

King is rarely seen adorned in anything but his sequined, custom-made jean jacket.
“We in a depression - not a recession!” boomed King. “The crisis is here now and Obama has to deal with what’s here in front of us right now! We can’t let GM go, because if that goes then all the other things that go along with it go, too! We need to go forth from this time and place and make America strong again!”
During the eight years that Republican George W. Bush was in office, King was a major supporter of the President and the Iraq War. King put on several boxing shows for the troops, gave away free tickets and even campaigned for Bush. Now with a Democratic President in the White House, King, always a flag-waving patriot, is just as vocal in his support for Barack Obama.
“Look, don’t criticize the man for protecting your money and for protecting you,” said King when asked of Obama’s tactics. “People are starving, people are losing their houses. Bank foreclosures, the banks are going bankrupt and collapsing. Let the man do what we elected him to do!”
In terms of the future of boxing, King says “I’m still in search of boxing’s next star. We gotta’ find him. We gotta’ find the hero, but I’ll tell you, boxing’s future is great!”
April 2009
April 1 Conficker Virus 2
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Also these processes are immediately terminated by C's process monitoring thread whenever they are discovered running on the victim computer. These were tools seen as treat to its existence in the victims host computer. Seems these virus was protecting itself.
- autoruns - malware removal tool
- avenger - antivirus / firewall
- confick - cleanup utilities
- downad - cleanup utilities
- filemon - security utility)
- gmer - rootkit detector and remover (gmer.net)
- hotfix - security patch or removal tools
- kb890 - Microsoft patch
- kb958 - Microsoft patch
- kido - security patch or removal tools
- klwk - Karspersky malware removal tool
- mbsa. - Microsoft Baseline Security Analyser
- mrt - Microsoft malware removal tool
- mrtstub - Microsoft malware removal tool
- ms08-06 - Microsoft patch
- procexp - process explorer
- procmon - process monitor
- regmon - registry monitor
- scct_ - unknown
- sysclean - Trend Micro malware removal tool
- tcpview - network packet analysis tool
- unlocker - file unlocking utility
- wireshark - network packet analysis tool