Best Of 2013: Books

This was not a stellar year for reading, both in quantity and quality. I did not really read many books that I couldn't put down. I also did not really read very many books period. However, there were still some that were pretty darn good. Here are the top five in no particular order. 

Those Who Save Us by Jenna Blum: I usually enjoy WWII books, and this one did not disappoint. This is a dual story about a modern day daughter of a German woman who went through the war. The daughter tries to find out more about her mother's story, even though her mother does not want to talk about it. At the same time, we learn the mother's story, and it is a heart-wrenching story of survival.

Outliers: The Story of Success by Malcom Gladwell: This is an interesting take on how success is not always due to brains, but sometimes is due to positioning. For example, it opines that the best hockey players are born in a certain month, giving them a few month's advantage on the other players and causing most of the pros to be born in this month.

 

The Boleyn Inheritance by Phillipa Gregory:  I like how Gregory takes a real story and embellishes it enough to make it interesting but doesn't lose the truth of it all. This is a story about Anne of Cleves, Jane Rocheford and Katherine Howard, and of course, King Henry VIII, who you see as a gouty womanizer. Anne of Cleves is one of King Henry's only wives that he doesn't have killed, and as you know, he had a lot of wives! The story is full of lies and deceit and adultery. It's very entertaining.

 

A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khalid Hossein: A story about two women in Afghanistan, where the rights of women are not quite the same as you or I are used to. The two woman are two generations apart and both end up forced into the same household, yet they find a commonality and a friendship that cannot be matched. 

State of Wonder by Anne Patchett: This story was strange but it drew me in because of it's subject matter. A story about an Amazonian tribe in Brazil and a scientist who goes there to try to find out about a miracle drug that is causing miracles within the tribe. The characters find out some pretty interesting things about the tribe, find out what's causing the miracle, and they make friends and learn things about themselves along the way.

Hopefully this year I will get more chances (or MAKE more) to read and will find a lot of new great books for 2014! Do you have any recommendations? 

What were your favorite books for 2013? What is your favorite book ever? 

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Google Glass apps: everything you can do right now

The storm burst upon us six years ago now. As Mars approached opposition, Lavelle of Java set the wires of the astronomical exchange palpitating with the amazing intelligence of a huge outbreak of incandescent gas upon the planet. It had occurred towards midnight of the twelfth; and the spectroscope, to which he had at once resorted, indicated a mass of flaming gas, chiefly hydrogen, moving with an enormous velocity towards this earth. This jet of fire had become invisible about a quarter past twelve. He compared it to a colossal puff of flame suddenly and violently squirted out of the planet, "as flaming gases rushed out of a gun."

In spite of all that has happened since, I still remember that vigil very distinctly: the black and silent observatory, the shadowed lantern throwing a feeble glow upon the floor in the corner, the steady ticking of the clockwork of the telescope, the little slit in the roof--an oblong profundity with the stardust streaked across it. Ogilvy moved about, invisible but audible. Looking through the telescope, one saw a circle of deep blue and the little round planet swimming in the field. It seemed such a little thing, so bright and small and still, faintly marked with transverse stripes, and slightly flattened from the perfect round. But so little it was, so silvery warm--a pin's-head of light! It was as if it quivered, but really this was the telescope vibrating with the activity of the clockwork that kept the planet in view.

As I watched, the planet seemed to grow larger and smaller and to advance and recede, but that was simply that my eye was tired. Forty millions of miles it was from us--more than forty millions of miles of void. Few people realise the immensity of vacancy in which the dust of the material universe swims.

Near it in the field, I remember, were three faint points of light, three telescopic stars infinitely remote, and all around it was the unfathomable darkness of empty space. You know how that blackness looks on a frosty starlight night. In a telescope it seems far profounder. And invisible to me because it was so remote and small, flying swiftly and steadily towards me across that incredible distance, drawing nearer every minute by so many thousands of miles, came the Thing they were sending us, the Thing that was to bring so much struggle and calamity and death to the earth. I never dreamed of it then as I watched; no one on earth dreamed of that unerring missile.
[ads-post]That night, too, there was another jetting out of gas from the distant planet. I saw it. A reddish flash at the edge, the slightest projection of the outline just as the chronometer struck midnight; and at that I told Ogilvy and he took my place. The night was warm and I was thirsty, and I went stretching my legs clumsily and feeling my way in the darkness, to the little table where the siphon stood, while Ogilvy exclaimed at the streamer of gas that came out towards us.

That night another invisible missile started on its way to the earth from Mars, just a second or so under twenty-four hours after the first one. I remember how I sat on the table there in the blackness, with patches of green and crimson swimming before my eyes. I wished I had a light to smoke by, little suspecting the meaning of the minute gleam I had seen and all that it would presently bring me. Ogilvy watched till one, and then gave it up; and we lit the lantern and walked over to his house. Down below in the darkness were Ottershaw and Chertsey and all their hundreds of people, sleeping in peace.

"An' you ain't never seen bad luck," Edwin concluded triumphantly. "You're just as bad as Granser and his germs. You believe in what you don't see. Go on, Granser."

He was full of speculation that night about the condition of Mars, and scoffed at the vulgar idea of its having inhabitants who were signalling us. His idea was that meteorites might be falling in a heavy shower upon the planet, or that a huge volcanic explosion was in progress. He pointed out to me how unlikely it was that organic evolution had taken the same direction in the two adjacent planets.
"The chances against anything manlike on Mars are a million to one," he said.

Hundreds of observers saw the flame that night and the night after about midnight, and again the night after; and so for ten nights, a flame each night. Why the shots ceased after the tenth no one on earth has attempted to explain. It may be the gases of the firing caused the Martians inconvenience. Dense clouds of smoke or dust, visible through a powerful telescope on earth as little grey, fluctuating patches, spread through the clearness of the planet's atmosphere and obscured its more familiar features.

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Jang Min Jun

Jang Min Jun

Self Photo's 2011

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The Hollingsworth Case and Wild Wooddale -- Part 1

The (Phil.) North American - June 16, 1896

As we've seen in previous posts, Mill Creek Hundred was home to a number of communities mid-sized and small in the 19th Century, places like Stanton, Hockessin, Corner Ketch, Milford Crossroads, Milltown, and Marshallton, to name a few. Some have survived the years in one form or another, while others have disappeared in all but name. But for at least a few decades in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries, one of the largest communities in the hundred was quite different from the rest, and for a combination of reasons has pretty much disappeared from history -- until now. The community in question was Wooddale, and I don't feel exaggeratory (yeah, it's a word) in calling it Sin City, MCH.

In a couple of previous posts we've alluded to this community, but only recently did I become aware of its true nature. Wooddale got its start (and eventually, its name) from the Delaware Iron Works, located at the top of the oxbow on the Red Clay north of Lancaster Pike. When the Wilmington & Western Railroad was built in 1872 and needed a name for the station at the factory, it was named after Alan Wood, owner of the iron works. Not long before that, a quarry was begun just north of the iron works on the west side of Red Clay Creek, south of where Barley Mill Road crosses over it. Between the iron works and the quarry there were quite a few laborers, many of them single men. What grew up around them was what you'd expect of a community of single, working men. It just may not be what you think of when you picture the Victorian and Edwardian Eras.

We'll get to the community itself in the next post, but first a century old cold case. My knowledge of and interest in this aspect of Wooddale came about from a newspaper article given to me by current residents of Wooddale (thanks, Jane and Chris!). It concerns the unsolved murder of a local farmer who appears to have been caught up in the dark side of Wooddale. The story appeared in the Sunday Morning Star on September 21, 1924, although the events recounted took place some 28 years before. For a full account, read the whole story here. For our purposes I'll recap the tale in brief.

On the morning of Sunday, June 14, 1896 (although I'm thinking they mean late Saturday night/early Sunday morning), 27 year old local farmer Abner Hollingsworth and his friend Patrick Thornton arrived at Wooddale after a successful day at the Wilmington market. They probably had some money in their pockets and were looking to spend it the way twenty-something men often are on a Saturday night. Wooddale at that time provided ample opportunities to do so, but more on that in the next post.

In the course of the morning Hollingsworth had run-ins with several Italian-born Wooddale residents, one of whom ran one of the saloons. Both had tried to separate the inebriated Abner from his money in less than honorable ways, and the young farmer was none too pleased. Or to put it another way, they tried to rob him and he fought back. Thornton tried to keep him out of trouble, but the two got separated somewhere along the way. The next time Thornton saw his friend, Hollingsworth was lying in a drunken stupor behind a shack. Thinking he would be fine, Thornton left him there. The next person to see Abner Hollingsworth was John Connor, the station agent at Wooddale, when he found Hollingsworth's dead body in a clump of bushes near the tracks.

Two Italians were arrested at the time for Hollingsworth's murder but both were subsequently released. More than a year later one of them was rearrested, but a Grand Jury failed to indict him. To the best of my knowledge, no one was ever tried or convicted of the murder of Abner Hollingsworth. His case, though, opens up a whole slew of questions, only some of which I can answer at this time.

Wooddale area 1893

I can tell you a little more about Abner Hollingsworth, who was probably not the first or last person to meet an untimely end around Wooddale. He was born on August 15, 1868 to John J. (1824-1871) and Hannah (Pyle) (1826-1902) Hollingsworth. Originally from Christiana Hundred, sometime in the 1850's the family moved into the farm formerly owned by Rev. Patrick Kenney on Lancaster Pike, just a short walk from Wooddale. At the time of his death, Abner was still living there running the farm (destroyed in a 2010 fire) with his widowed mother. In the next post, we'll take a closer look at the community in which Abner lost his life.

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Korece "-으면 / 면 뭘 해요? ...Olsa ne olur" kalıbı

그러한 조건을 가지고 있어도 소용이 없거나 쓸모가 없을 때 쓴다.
Öyle şartlara sahip olsa dahi kullanışsız (faydasız) ya da bir yararı yoksa kullanılır.

받침이 있는 용언 앞에는 "-으면", 받침이 없는 용언 앞에는 "-면" 을 쓴다.
Batchim varsa fiile "-으면", batchim yok ise "-면" eki getirilir.

Yani sahip olduğunuz birşeyin varlığının hiçbir önemi kalmadığında, hiçbir etkisi olmadığında kullanılır. Kaba tabirde ..." öyle olsa ne yazar?" ifadesine

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Korece Telaffuz; ㅎ'den sonra ㄱ gelirse ㅋ diye okunur

Korece Telaffuz ㅎ'den sonra ㄱ gelirse ㅋ diye okunur.



Aşağıdaki örneklere bakarsak yazılış ve okunuş arasındaki farkı görebilirsiniz.







축하다  = tebrik (etmek)

노랗게 = sarı


생각하다 = düşünmek

끊기다  = kesilmek







요즘 어떻게 지내요? [어떠케]

Son zamanlarda nasılsın? / Nasıl geçiyor?



빨갛고 노란 단풍이 아주 예뻐요 [빨가코]

Kırmızı ve sarı yapraklar çok güzel.



일이 많기 때문에 정신이 없어요 [만키]

İş çok olduğu için

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Weekend Shannies with Mom!

Well ladies, the holidays are over. Tomorrow it is back to a 5-day work week with no holidays off until Memorial Day. No more family gatherings, yummy food, Christmas decorations, carols... anything. What a bummer.

Now it's time for all of us to hit the weights hard - keep it dirty in the gym and clean in the kitchen. I lost 5 pounds the week of Christmas; 20.6 pounds since November 25th. I will go to the doctor on Thursday for my B12 shot and have them weigh me to see what I lost last week. I am not looking forward to that. I have been fighting off a cold and my mom stayed all week with me. I definitely ate more than usual. Ugh...

This weekend was a lot of fun, but way more relaxing than what I usually have. And I loved it. My mom came down on Tuesday; New Years Eve and left this morning. I normally cry like a baby when she leaves, but I kept myself busy so for once I didn't. Yep, I am 24 and still cry. What can I say? I am a total "mama's girl".

Friday, my mom came up to my office so she could meet my boss; the President of my company. We then went out to lunch. I wanted to try a new place so what better time than with my mom? The place was called "Terrace Cafe" and it was amazing. We had our favorite appetizer that we get anywhere we go; "Tomato and Mozzarella". 

I then went back to work and she went to her favorite boutique called "The Cubby Hole". Any time she comes to stay with me, she has to go there. It is a cute place. Once I got off of work, I hit the gym for cardio and weights. I had lunch to work out and it was an awesome work out.

When I got back to my apartment, mom had a gift for me on the counter!

How cute right? 

She picked up a purse for me while she was at "The Cubby Hole". Thanks Mom!

We then took off to pick up a salad for me and McAlisters (I am addicted to the Savannah chopped salad) then picked up Chinese for her and Marquis. I wanted Chinese as well, but I resisted. It was not easy though. Since Marquis has been sick with the flu, we took him dinner and hung out for a while.

Yesterday mom woke up not feeling well. She has MS and it was taking over. She did great all week; we were really busy and on the go. But Saturday it was time for her to just rest. We had plans to go out to dinner and see a movie, but it was time to improvise.I went to the grocery store and bought all kinds of fun stuff to make finger foods for her. I then invited my girlfriend Crystal to come eat with us too. I absolutely love cooking but this took all day! It was well worth it though.

I made bacon wrapped water chestnuts, Parmesan and rosemary whole wheat bread bites, a whole wheat pepperoni and cheese pizza, and chocolate covered fruit! 

Since Crystal was coming over, I had all of my candles and lights going. I love candles and fun lights, and I do not turn them on unless I have company. 

This is my favorite section, it's my small bookcase. I of course filled it Marilyn and zebra print, duh!

This was my set up for dinner, I loved it!

We had a great time eating and talking.

Crystal left around 10, then I got busy on Mario Cart. When my mom came down on Tuesday, she brought me my brother's Wii. And I have been addicted ever since. I get my family's used electronics and I am so grateful I do!

And I am so proud to announce that I unlocked the Star and Leaf Cup's on there! Anyone have any advice or codes to get more things? I still have two more cups to unlock. 

This morning mom and I woke up around 9:30 and she left half an hour later. I knew I needed to be out and about after she left, especially because it is so rainy, gloomy, and cold today. So I met Marquis at a delicious Mexican restaurant called "Cantina 1511" and we had an early lunch. Afterwards we saw "Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones". It was so freaking good! I am a horror junkie, and this movie did not disappoint. It was hilarious and really scary and the ending was super cool. Now I am excited for "Devils Due" in a few weeks!

The best part - I received a free popcorn since I gained enough points on my Regal card. I love having that card. 

Now I am back home and I am going to make the best of this gloomy Sunday. Tomorrow it's back on the grind. I am going to beat more levels on Mario Cart (hopefully) and play with my new Kindle. My mom gave me her Kindle Fire!

I think I am going to buy "Divergent". It looks really cool.

And if you are addicted to Revenge like I am, it comes back on at 9 PM tonight! I can't wait to see what is going on with Emily!

PS: My blog hop starts back this WEDNESDAY! Do not forget. Come add your link (no specific entry is required) so you can advertise your blog and network with other Blogger's. I have to tell you, I have some of the best Blogging friends around. Co-hosting opportunities are here. 

See ya then!

*Lots of great Monday link-up's going on! Check them out here!

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Twitter'ın Tarihi

Merhaba Arkadaşlar,

Bu aralar güvenlik dedik teknoloji dedik facebook’u çok ele aldık ama aramızda bende dahil twitter kullanan arkadaşlarımızda çoğunlukla yer almakta. Twitter’ın tarihini hiç merak ettiniz mi bilmem ama ben bayağı merak ederek oradan buradan değişik ve enteresan bilgilere rastladım. Bu yazım da ise o bilgiler ışığında twitter’ın tarihinden bahsetmek istiyorum. Belirtmeliyim ki Twitter 2006′da çıkmasına rağmen bayağı bir yol kademe etti, çoğu insan facebook kullansa bile twitter’ın popülerliği bir yana sadeliği ile de tartışılmaz bir platform olarak karşımıza geliyor.

Twitter, bir sosyal ağ ve mikroblog sitesidir. Kullanıcılarına tvît (tweet, İng. cıvıldama) adı verilen 140 karakterlik metinler yazma imkânı veren Twitter, çeşitli araçlarla daha etkin kullanılabilen bir yeni nesil iletişim aracıdır. Kullanıcılar tarafından atılan tweet’ler herkes tarafından görülebilir. Ancak kullanıcılar attıkları tweet’leri sadece kendi arkadaşları olarak da görülmelerini sınırlandırabilir. Kullanıcılar diğer kullanıcıların tweet’lerine üye olabilirler. Üye oldukları kişi veya kurumların takipçi sayısını ve bunların kimleri takip ettikleri görebilirler. Tüm kullanıcılar Twitter’ın websitesi aracılığıyla tweet’lerini gönderebilir ve alabilirler. Kullanıcılar Twitter’ın website’sine uyumlu harici uygulamalar( akıllı telefonlar gibi) veya belirli ülkelerde erişilebilen kısa mesaj servisi tarafından giriş yapabilirler.

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JANUARY 5 = "The Dreyfus Affair" Tears France Apart

"I accuse the War Office of using the press, particularly L'Éclair and L'Écho de Paris, to conduct an abominable campaign to mislead the general public and cover up their own wrongdoing.

Finally, I accuse the first court-martial of violating the law by convicting the accused on the basis of a document that was kept secret, and I accuse the second court-martial of covering up this illegality, on orders, thus committing the judicial crime of knowingly acquitting a guilty man."

"J'Accuse!"

Thus spake Emile Zola in his stunning indictment of the entire governmental and military establishment in France. French Army Captain Alfred Dreyfus was ignominiously stripped of his rank in a humiliating public ceremony in the courtyard of Paris' Ecole Militaire on today's date - January 5 in 1895. Four months later, the unfortunate man, who was really guilty of nothing more than being Jewish was packed off to Devil's Island.

"The Dreyfus Affair" Begins

"The Dreyfus Affair" which would go on to tear apart French society in the closing years of the 19'th Century began on October 15, 1894, when Captain Dreyfus, the first Jewish-French officer ever to serve on the General Staff of the French army was arrested on suspicion of spying for Germany. Although the evidence against Dreyfus was flimsy - an offer to turn over French Military secrets was determined on the basis of handwriting evidence to have been written by Dreyfus - rabid anti-semitism within the French military establishment lead to his conviction in a court-martial, and his subsequent life sentence on Devil's Island in French Guyana. This was initially greeted well by the public. However, two years later, Col. Georges Piquart who was Chief of Army Intelligence discovered new evidence that implicated Major Ferdinand Esterhazy, a neglectful officer who was frequently absent from his post. A coded paper- the "petit bleu" was found with more details of the treason and was addressed to Esterhazy.

The French Military Cover-up in "The Dreyfus Affair"

But the military command refused to admit their initial error, instead opting to cover the whole matter up. Piquart was silenced, and they refused to re-open the case. The whole matter began to break into the public press, with charges and counter-charges being thrown in every direction. France was torn into two factions- those who believed in the innocence of Dreyfus, and those who did not. This placed the poor Dreyfus himself at the center of an intense political struggle. Those who were pro-Dreyfus were anti-clerical liberals, who wanted France to stay a Republic, while those who were against him were generally pro-royalist conservatives. It got to the point that Dreyfus himself and his guilt or innocence were small matters in this political gunfight. The pro wanted the government brought down, whereas the anti were willing to resort to perjury and forgery to keep the government in place.

Dreyfus Is Finally Exonerated

Major Esterhazy was eventually tried and acquitted. This brought about the outraged letter to the newspaper by the famous French writer Emile Zola (right) - "J'accuse!" Zola was charged with libel for his troubles, and sentenced to prison. He managed to dodge the gendarmes by fleeing to England. Major Henry, who as it turned out had forged much of the evidence against Dreyfus wound up committing suicide. Esterhazy followed Zola into British exile. A pro-Dreyfus man became Prime Minister and Dreyfus was retried. This time he was found "guilty, but with extenuating circumstances". This left the public in an even greater outrage. Finally, the President of France - Emile Loubet - stepped in and pardoned Dreyfus. But by this time the scandal had become much too large and calls for the total exoneration of the captain were coming in from all over the country,indeed from around the world. At long last, the man was granted a new trial, and in 1906 he was completely acquitted and restored to his former rank.

The Aftermath - The French Army.....HA!

But for a full decade France had been torn apart by the controversy. The right was ultimately done in not by the original mistake, but by their repeated and extended attempts to cover it up. The left came to political power as a result. The French Army had viewed itself as being the finest in Europe. Exactly how it came to that self-view remains mysterious. THAT venerable and brave but dubious institution went on to follow up it's stellar showing in the Franco-Prussian War with an even more ridiculous performance in World War One during which Dreyfus served well, albeit mostly behind the front lines. He died in 1935. As to the Royalists - well happily for France and the world, Louis Napoleon (The "June Days", the "Mexican Empire", the Franco-Prussian War near the end of which he was captured at Sedan) proved to be their last and final hurrah.


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Sources:

http://www.chameleon-translations.com/sample-Zola.shtml

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Dreyfus_affair&printable=yes

"An Incomplete Education" by Judy Jones, and William Wilson Ballantine Books, New York, 1987

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%27accuse_(letter)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2a/Alfredwikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Dreyfus

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Facebook Virüs Uyarısı

ETİKET VİRÜSÜNE DİKKAT:

Bu etiket virüsü kullanıcıların farkına varmadan yayılan popüler bir virüstür. Aşağıdaki resimde bu virüs’e bir örnektir, Tabi bu virüs hep aynı konu ile karşınıza çıkmaz, günün manşet haberleri ve kullanıcıları aldatmaya yönelik yalan haberleri ile sizi sözde ilgili bağlantıya tıklatmaya zorlarlar veya sözde bir video haber’e tıklatmaya ikna ederler. tıkladığınızda internet tarayıcınıza bir eklenti indirilir ve kurulur, veya adobe flash player adı altındaki virüslü programı ilgili videoyu izlemeniz için kurmanız gerektiği söylenir.

ilgili bağlantılara tıkladığınızda tarayıcınıza veya bilgisayarınıza eklenti veya program kurar ve arkaplanda çalışır, siz fark etmezsiniz bu şekilde sizin faceniz üzerinden virüs birçok işlem gerçekleştirir.

VİDEO VİRÜSÜNE DİKKAT.

Sizin arkadaşınızın bir yarışmaya katıldığına veya arkadaşınızın kendi için bir slayt  hazırladığına dair video virüsüdür, Videoyu açmak istediğinizde size yine “Adobe Flash Player”  eski güncellemeniz gerekli, diye bir ibare belirtir ve sözde virüslü dosyayı bilgisayarınıza kurmaya ikna eder.

Virüslü dosyayı PC’nize kurduğunuzda sizde farkına varmadan bu şekilde durum mesajları paylaşmış olursunuz.

Peki Virüs Kapmamak için Ne Yapmak Gerekir ?

Ve Virüs Bulaştı İse Ne Yapılmalı ?

Öncelikle bilgisayarınızda sağlam bir Antivirüs Programı Bulunmalı sitemizden KARSPERSKY İNTERNET SECURİTY 2014  ve ESET NOD32 indirebilirsiniz. (Üstüne Tıklamanız Yeterli)

Eğer Virüsü kapmış iseniz, Öncelikle tarayıcınızı kontrol edin, Özellikle Google Chrome bu tür virüslerin 1 numaralı hedefidir, tarayıcınızda eklentileri kontrol edin tanımadığınız ve sizin kurmadığınız eklentileri kaldırın, Chrome Tarayıcınızda bulunan eklenti listesine ulaşmak için, Sağ üstten menü butonuna tıkladıkdan sonra Ayarlar > Uzantılar sekmesini kullanın.

PC’nize virüs bulaşmış ise öncelikle ilk yapmanız gereken Flash Player adındaki tüm programları v.b işlemleri kaldırıp sonlandırın, daha sonra Flash Player’ın resmi sitesinden Orjinal sürümü indirebilirsiniz, Resmi site için TIKLAYIN

Bilgisayarınızda bulunan Programlar listesine bir göz atın, Sizin kurmadığınız veya tanımadığınız programları kaldırın (tanımadığınız programları öncelikle internette araştırma yaparak kaldırmanız önerilir. aksi takdirde sistem programlarını kaldırmanız bilgisayarınızın sisteminin eksik çalışmasına neden olabilir)

Klavyenizden CTRL + ALT + DELETE kombinasyonunu kullanarak görev yöneticisinden çalışan işlemleri kontrol edin, tanımadığınız işlemleri sonlandırın.

Özelllikle sisteminizi En son “ComboFix” yazılımı ile virüslere, truva, v.b yazılımlara karşı taratmanız önerilir. ComboFix yazılımını ise BURDAN indirebilirsiniz.

En önemlisi, eğer Durum Beğeni v.b siteleri kullanıyosanız tercihlerinizi güvendiğiniz sitelerden yana kullanın. Ayrıca Güvenmediğiniz sitelerde Videoları açmaya çalışmayın.

Kaynak: İntifada1453.Org

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