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Three DVDs of rhymes out on stands

MADURAI: Now, be it rhymes or lessons, everything is available in CD and DVD formats. In fact, the CDs and DVDs allow the children learn by themselves without parents’ interference.

Three charged for illegal DVDs

Image Three persons were arrested on Wednesday morning as the police continue their crack-down on the illegal practice of selling pirated DVDs.

LIVE CRICKET: Vaughan out for first ball duck as tourists claim three quick wickets in third Test at Edgbaston

Nightwatchman McKenzie is 12 not out, Harris 10 not out and South Africa are in control of the Test. Another bad day at the office for England, and they will be desperate for early wickets tomorrow morning.

With Economy Prompting Growing Numbers of Workers to Cash Out 401(k)s, RolloverSystems Helps Stem Tide With 'Cash-Out Calculator'

With Economy Prompting Growing Numbers of Workers to Cash Out 401(k)s, RolloverSystems Helps Stem Tide With 'Cash-Out Calculator'

With Economy Prompting Growing Numbers of Workers to Cash Out 401(k)s, RolloverSystems Helps Stem Tide With 'Cash-Out Calculator'

With Economy Prompting Growing Numbers of Workers to Cash Out 401(k)s, RolloverSystems Helps Stem Tide With 'Cash-Out Calculator'

With Economy Prompting Growing Numbers of Workers to Cash Out 401(k)s, RolloverSystems Helps Stem Tide With 'Cash-Out Calculator'

PRNewswire/ -- Workers who might be tempted to cash out their 401(k) savings to cope with the down economy now can get a reality check on how their decision will impact their long-term retirement security thanks to a cash-out calculator being made available by RolloverSystems Inc. (RSI), an independent provider of rollover services.

With Economy Prompting Growing Numbers of Workers to Cash Out 401(k)s, RolloverSystems Helps Stem Tide With 'Cash-Out Calculator'

PRNewswire/ -- Workers who might be tempted to cash out their 401(k) savings to cope with the down economy now can get a reality check on how their decision will impact their long-term retirement security thanks to a cash-out calculator being made available by RolloverSystems Inc. (RSI), an independent provider of rollover services.

With Economy Prompting Growing Numbers of Workers to Cash Out 401(k)s, RolloverSystems Helps Stem Tide With 'Cash-Out Calculator'

CHARLOTTE, N.C., July 22, 2008 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Workers who might be tempted to cash out their 401(k) savings to cope with the down economy now can get a reality check on how their decision will impact their long-term retirement security thanks to a cash-out calculator being made available by RolloverSystems Inc. (RSI), an independent provider of rollover services.

Yahoo! Announces New Privacy Choice

Yahoo! Inc. announced that it will offer users the ability to opt-out of customized advertising on Yahoo.com. This new option expands Yahoo!'s existing opt-out program for customized advertising served by Yahoo! on third party networks. Yahoo! announced the new opt-out capability as part of its response to a Congressional inquiry about customization sent to 33 companies from the House Energy and Commerce Committee. This new opt-out capability is expected to be available for consumers by the end of August. Users will be able to access the opt-out in the Yahoo! privacy center, which is linked on the home page and nearly every page on the Yahoo! network.

The Three Segments Of US Online Business Travelers

Forrester data shows that nearly one in three (29%) US online consumers recall traveling for business last year — that's roughly 48 million US online adults. Based on their employers' travel policies, these business travelers belong to one of three segments: 1) unmanaged travelers, who represent the majority of business travelers (57%); 2) lightly managed travelers, who make up 16% of business travelers; and 3) heavily managed travelers, who account for the remaining 27% of the business traveler population. The three segments of business travelers exhibit very different travel and booking behaviors and also vary in technology device ownership and spending habits. To better serve these segments of business travelers, travel eBusiness and channel strategy professionals should focus on streamlining the booking process, providing useful con

.06% opt out: NebuAd hides link in 5,000-word privacy policy

The ISPs that use NebuAd's boxes routinely argue that they provide robust notification to customers before deploying the gear, and that any customer not thrilled about having her browsing data routed through a third-party ad-serving box can opt out with just a single click. But what happens when you're "robust notice" takes the form of two paragraphs buried inside a 5,000-word privacy policy and you don't even e-mail your users to point out the change? Well, now we know: only 15 of 26,000 people opt out.

LightScribe Adds Color Backgrounds To DVDs

Corvallis, Oregon-based LightScribe said this week that it has added new, color background DVDs to its CD and DVD labeling drive system. According to the firm, it now supports red, orange, yellow, blue, and green DVDs as part of their customized system for burning silkscreen-quality labels onto disks. The firm said the new DVDs will be offered through Aleratec, HP, Imation, Memorex, Philips, Primeon, and Verbatim. LightScribe licenses technology to consumer electronics firms which allows for labeling of CD and DVD disks using the laser within CD and DVD drives; the company is a unit of HP.

Google, Yahoo allow users to opt out of targeted advertisements

The ongoing US Congress investigation into online advertising seems to be having an effect on some of the companies as Google and Yahoo announced plans to allow users to opt out of targeted promotions on the Internet. While Yahoo announced a new one-click opt-out policy yesterday, Google made it possible to opt out of both Google and Doubleclick ad targeting with one click the day before. (See: US Congress investigates Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, over internet data collection)

Study Finds One in Three Say They Copy DVDs

Three separate rooms, one starfield, and a life-sized Han Solo are just a few of the things that help two super "Star Wars" fans get their geek on in this theater.

Foresight Linux: Two out of three's not bad

According to its past and present marketing, Foresight Linux has three claims to fame: Its user-friendliness, its use of the Conary package management system, and its role as a showcase for the latest in GNOME. In practice, its latest 2.0.4 version is not more user-friendly than any other GNOME-based distribution -- if anything, it is slightly less so because of its limited software selection and package management -- but its other claims are enough to make Foresight one of the more distinctive modern distributions.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms XI demo out now

Koei has today announced that Romance of the Three Kingdoms XI is to be released across Europe for PC this September. RTK XI is the latest instalment in the award-winning strategy series, but is the first to be released for PC in Europe.

Swell3D Is A Blog That Stands Out--Literally

There aren't many websites that can be traced to a "specially marked box of Fruity Pebbles." Actually, there's probably only one--Swell3D.com. It all started for Sean Gleeson when his two pre-teen daughters started asking for that cereal box with the 3D artwork on it. He couldn't find it! Improvising, he set out to create some 3D imagery on his own. With the girls' help he made some dorky looking red and blue 3D glasses and looked at artwork he'd drawn on his computer.

Mac Bloggers Pay Attention to iPhone Reviews, Pay Visit to App Store, Pay Respects to Fake Steve

For the Mac blogosphere, it was a week of out-with-the-old, in-with-the-new. In: A new 3G iPhone. Out: Fake Steve Jobs, the Apple CEO's snarky online imposter. In: Apple's new MobileMe service. Out: Apple's old .Mac service. In: The App Store. Out: Web apps -- well, they're still around, but the App Store lets users buy third-party software and run it natively on an iPhone or iPod touch.

Mac Bloggers Pay Attention to iPhone Reviews, Pay Visit to App Store, Pay Respects to Fake Steve

For the Mac blogosphere, it was a week of out-with-the-old, in-with-the-new. In: A new 3G iPhone. Out: Fake Steve Jobs, the Apple CEO's snarky online imposter. In: Apple's new MobileMe service. Out: Apple's old .Mac service. In: The App Store. Out: Web apps -- well, they're still around, but the App Store lets users buy third-party software and run it natively on an iPhone or iPod touch.

Mac Bloggers Pay Attention to iPhone Reviews, Pay Visit to App Store, Pay Respects to Fake Steve

For the Mac blogosphere, it was a week of out-with-the-old, in-with-the-new. In: A new 3G iPhone. Out: Fake Steve Jobs, the Apple CEO's snarky online imposter. In: Apple's new MobileMe service. Out: Apple's old .Mac service. In: The App Store. Out: Web apps -- well, they're still around, but the App Store lets users buy third-party software and run it natively on an iPhone or iPod touch.

Claiming tax-exempt status

As a manager, I hold orientations for new employees that include filling out the W-4 form. Most of my employees are teenagers and never know how to fill it out. I know that I should not advise them on how to fill it out so I have them call their parents. All I know that I can tell them is that they would either put zero in allowances taken out or exempt on line 7. Different parents give them different directions.

Everyone Be Afraid! Predators Move To Game Consoles

There's a neat little rule in press coverage: three stories makes a "trend" even if there's not much more to it. This works particularly well on stories where you're trying to scare people into worrying about something "bad" happening out there. Of course, rather than explore how widespread the problem is, the report usually just quotes a few biased individuals and spreads the message of "fear, fear, fear!" Witness this story in USA Today claiming that sexual predators are using gaming consoles to target kids. It hits all the points: scary situation, lists out three cases, quotes a few police officers claiming it's a big deal -- but doesn't provide any evidence or stats on how widespread this really is.

iPhone apps help your friends find you

The iPhone's Maps app and Google Maps on the Web are great tools for figuring out how to get somewhere, but only if you know the precise--or at least rough--location of your destination. (Obvious, I know. Hear me out.) But what about those times when you're out and about, trying to meet up with a friend, and neither side can figure out exactly where the other is? Solving that problem is the goal of a slew of new apps for the iPhone.

115 More Pieces of Amazing Iranian Technology Created with Photoshop

Last week, you saw how Iran tried to make its recent missile tests look more impressive by adding an extra missile using Photoshop. Naturally, I put out the challenge of helping our buddies in Iran out by creating even more amazing technological accomplishments using everybody's favorite image editor. The results? Overwhelming. One of the biggest responses to a Photoshop contest so far, this is one you're going to want to check out. After the jump, see your top three winners and then the absolutely huge Gallery of Champions.

Three new Overlord titles coming in 2009

Codemasters has today announced that there will be three new Overlord games coming out in 2009.First up, Overlord II is the direct sequel to the original evil-'em-up, in development at Triumph Studios and set for release on the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

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