Input interpretation:
Avatar (English word)

Noun:
Hindu deity | the manifestation of a Hindu deity (especially Vishnu) in human or superhuman or animal form (the Buddha is considered an avatar of the god Vishnu)
Personification | a new personification of a familiar idea (the very avatar of cunning)

Word origins:
Sanskrit (first recorded use: 1784 (226 years ago)

Synonyms:
Personification | embodiment | incarnation

Narrower terms:
Deification  |  Jagannath  |  Jagannatha  |  Jagganath  |  Juggernaut  |  Kalki  |  Krishna  |  Rama  |  reincarnation

Broader terms:
Hindu deity | personification

H1N1 (Influenza A) status around the world with October 2009 data.

Cases | deaths:

Latest reports for the world:
Date | reported cases | reported deaths:
Saturday, October 17, 2009 | 471254 | 4906
Saturday, October 10, 2009 | 458743 | 4754
Monday, October 5, 2009 | 458743 | 4754
Sunday, October 4, 2009 | 457303 | 4699
Saturday, October 3, 2009 | 358319 | 4480

Source: Wolfram Alpha

Input interpretation:
Security (English word)

Noun:
Assets | defense against financial failure; financial independence
Electrical device | an electrical device that sets off an alarm when someone tries to break in
Fearlessness | freedom from anxiety or fear
Official document | a formal declaration that documents a fact of relevance to finance and investment; the holder has a right to receive interest or dividends
Precaution | measures taken as a precaution against theft or espionage or sabotage etc
Safety | the state of being free from danger or injury
Section | a department responsible for the security of the institution’s property and workers
Transferred property | property that your creditor can claim in case you default on your obligation
Warrantee | a guarantee that an obligation will be met

Synonyms:
Precaution | security measures
Electrical device | security measure | security system
Warrantee | surety
Section | security department
Assets | protection
Transferred property | surety
Official document | certificate

Narrower terms:
Agency security  |  bond  |  bond certificate  |  confidence  |  convertible  |  convertible security  |  deposit  |  earnest  |  easy street  |  government security  |  hedge  |  hedging  |  insurance  |  letter security  |  listed security  |  mortgage-backed security  |  OTC security  |  over the counter security  |  partnership certificate  |  peace  |  proprietorship certificate  |  protection  |  public security  |  recognisance  |  recognizance  |  registered security  |  scrip  |  secureness  |  shelter  |  stock  |  stock certificate  |  stock-purchase warrant  |  stock warrant  |  tax-exempt  |  tax-exempt security  |  unlisted security  |  warrant

Broader terms:
Assets  |  bravery  |  department  |  electrical device  |  fearlessness  |  guarantee  |  guard  |  instrument  |  legal document  |  legal instrument  |  official document  |  precaution  |  safeguard  |  safety  |  section  |  transferred possession  |  transferred property  |  warrant  |  warrantee  |  warranty

Input interpretation:
Business (English word)

Definitions:
Noun:
Activity | the principal activity in your life that you do to earn money
Commerce | the activity of providing goods and services involving financial and commercial and industrial aspects
Commercial activity | the volume of commercial activity
Enterprise | a commercial or industrial enterprise and the people who constitute it
Object | an immediate objective
People | customers collectively
Playacting | incidental activity performed by an actor for dramatic effect
Sector | business concerns collectively
Vexation | a rightful concern or responsibility

Word origins:
Old English (first recorded use: 1387 (622 years ago))

Typical word frequency:
Written | 1/2700 (rank: 209th) 100% noun
Spoken | 1/4400 (rank: 354th) 100% noun
(Based on the 100-million-word British National Corpus)

Synonyms:
Playacting | byplay | stage business
Activity | job | line | line of work | occupation
Commerce | business enterprise | commercial enterprise
Sector | business sector
Enterprise | business concern | business organization | business organization | concern
People | clientele | patronage

Narrower terms:
Accountancy  |  accounting  |  advertising  |  agency  |  agribusiness  |  agriculture  |  appointment  |  berth  |  big business  |  billet  |  biz  |  brokerage  |  building  |  business firm  |  butchering  |  butchery  |  calling  |  career  |  carrier  |  catering  |  chain  |  common carrier  |  confectionery  |  construction  |  craft  |  dealership  |  discount business  |  employee-owned business  |  employee-owned enterprise  |  employment  |  factory farm  |  farming  |  field  |  field of operation  |  finance  |  firm  |  fishing  |  franchise  |  game  |  house  |  industry  |  land  |  land-office business  |  line of business  |  maker  |  manufacture  |  manufacturer  |  manufacturing business  |  medium  |  metier  |  occasions  |  office  |  packaging  |  partnership  |  patronage  |  photography  |  place  |  position  |  post  |  printing  |  processor  |  profession  |  publication  |  publicizing  |  publishing  |  real-estate business  |  salt mine  |  schtick   |  shipbuilder  |  shipping  |  shtik  |  situation  |  sport  |  spot  |  storage  |  tourism  |  touristry  |  trade  |  transport  |  transportation  |  treadmill  |  underperformer  |  venture  |  vocation  |  work

Broader terms:
Acting  |  activity  |  aim  |  business activity  |  commerce  |  commercial activity  |  commercialism  |  concern  |  enterprise  |  headache  |  mercantilism  |  object  |  objective  |  people  |  performing  |  playacting  |  playing  |  sector  |  target  |  vexation  |  worry

Input interpretation:
Serendipity (English word)

Noun:
Serendipity | good luck in making unexpected and fortunate discoveries

Word origins:
Sanskrit (first recorded use: 1754 (255 years ago))

Broader terms:
Serendipity | fluke | good fortune | good luck

iPod and iPhone are the products that allowed the Apple computers to take a piggyback ride to increased sales.

Apple has the highest brand and customer loyalty of any computer manufacturer. Last year Apple had become the third-largest mobile handset supplier in the world.

All this is true, only that according to Apple Inc.’s financial statements, the sales of computers are decreasing.

Why Apple should give Mac OS X Leopard for free? Because:

1. Apple computers need now more then design to sell. From my point of view there is no other major difference. I can get nice design from Sony too.
2. I am not an Apple fan, but I am one of those that see Windows operating system as a monopoly. I hate the fact that my only choice is Windows.

If Apple will decide to give Mac OS X Leopard for free and with the possibility to play all the PC games on it, I swear that my next computer will be an Apple and I will convince all my friends to buy one.

The sentiment of freedom that I will get from a free operating system will nurture my loyalty towards Apple products.

But, of course, because Google is smarter, we might get a third OS that will be free.