Six Free Online Storage Services

Don't want to spend money and installation hassles on new storage hardware for your precious media? Whether it's for sharing memories in the form of digital photos and videos over the web—or just practical documents you want to protect against that all-too-common hard disk crash, these six services offer secure, and often free, ways to back up your files and get access to them anywhere. The services also provide a way to share your data with others without sending huge email attachments or FTPing or hosting them yourself. Most of them offer drag-and-drop for easy uploading. Though there are scores of online storage services, we focused on ones with free plans and interesting features:

* box.net
* DropBoks
* eSnips
* MediaMax
* OmniDrive
* openomy

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Source: Extremetech.com

Cricket Worldcup 2007 Schedule

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India : Union Budget 2007-2008

“We need faster growth because, at our level of incomes, there can be no
doubt that we must expand the production base of the economy if we want to
provide broad-based improvement in the material conditions of living of our
population, ..........
But growth alone is not enough if it does not produce a flow of benefits
that is sufficiently wide-spread. We, therefore, need a growth process that is much
more inclusive, .......... and which also ensures access to essential services such
as health and education for all sections of the community”.
Dr. Manmohan Singh,
Prime Minister

Source: http://indiabudget.nic.in

click here to Download the PDF of budget highlights for 2007-2008.

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seventh biggest one-day point drop ever for the Dow

Stocks slumped Tuesday on worries about economic growth at home and abroad, sending the Dow industrials to their biggest point drop since the day the market reopened after the Sept. 11 attacks.

A big decline in Chinese stocks, weakness in some key readings on the U.S. economy and news that Vice President Dick Cheney was the apparent target in a Taliban suicide bombing attack in Afghanistan all fueled the selling on Wall Street.
CNNMoney.com's Allen Wastler discusses the plunging durable goods report and more business news.

The Dow Jones industrial average (down 416.02 to 12,216.24, Charts) tumbled 416.02 points, the biggest point loss since Sept. 17, 2001, when the 30-share index tumbled nearly 685 points.

It was the seventh biggest one-day point drop ever for the Dow. On a percentage basis, the Dow lost about 3.3 percent - its biggest one-day percentage loss since March 2003.

Source : CNN.com

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Nike's First Cricket Ad !

Source : Youtube.com