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What would Halloween be without a little trick-or-treating? This year, make exploring some of these classic spooky tales part of your treat. Discover who famously uttered "nevermore," why Van Helsing was forced to behead the "bloofer lady" and how Ichabod Crane met his untimely end in a tranquil glen called Sleepy Hollow.
Apple last week offered free software called 
Roses seem to be the most popular flower. According to the International Flower Growers Association 174 million Americans will buy roses for Valentine’s Day. We all know that roses are the choice flower for the day. The question is what color? 
A PC power supply is one of the most important components in a computer, yet it is often the least appreciated due to it’s "low-tech nature". When a power supply is dead, your entire system is dead. A bad computer power supply could also cause other parts of your system to fail. As personal computers become ever more powerful, the importance of a reliable power supply is more than ever before.
Ask and you shall receive. When it comes to the art of leadership, this age-old saying holds a lot of truth.
Chinese automakers racing to enter the U.S. market are being slowed by everything from financing to pollution regulations. Entrepreneur Malcolm Bricklin is trying to raise $200 million -- $2 million from each dealer looking to sell vehicles from China's Chery Automotive -- but he only has 37 dealers so far. Rival automaker Geely, which hopes to offer vehicles for $10,000, just flunked U.S. emissions and side-crash tests, forcing engineers to tweak designs. Someone will bring cheap Chinese cars to the U.S., said George Peterson of consultant AutoPacific. "The question is who will be first."
America Online will begin charging businesses to send commercial e-mail to its users in the first wide-scale use of authenticated e-mail to reduce spam. "This is all about protecting consumers from spam, phishing, viruses and fraud," says Richard Gingras, CEO of Goodmail. Gingras compares the system to certified postal mail. Still, the revamped commercial e-mail system could have unintended consequences for some marketers and consumers. Some marketers affected by the plan, set to start in several weeks, call it e-mail taxation designed to create a new stream of revenue for AOL. 
On Jan 30, 2006, Zend Technologies announced the general availability of the updated Zend Core™ for IBM®, featuring a free DB2 Express Data Server and the Cloudscape database for embedded applications. Earlier releases of Zend Core for IBM already supported Linux and AIX – this update adds support for Windows®, allowing many additional developers to rely on a certified and easily installable PHP environment. All Zend Core for IBM versions are available as a free download from Zend's web site at 
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Partition Logic is a free hard disk partitioning and data management tool. It can create, delete, format, defragment, resize, and move partitions and modify their attributes. It can copy entire hard disks from one to another.
These two countries are setting the stage for the greatest period of discovery, invention, and technological change the world has ever known. PhD Jeremy Siegel wrote a column article at Yahoo finance, and expressed his look at what is driving the transformation -- growth of knowledge; historically high density of population which led to increased communication, greater specialization, and the discovery of better techniques for food production; and the new economy that encourages the access to the knowledge and accelerates discovery.
To cellebrate the Chinese Spring Festival and the coming of the year of dog in Chinese lunar calander, the America's Bureau of Engraving and Printing has uncirculated $1 US notes with a serial number beginning with "8888" for sale throught its 
About one out of five Americans believe that winning the lottery is the most practical way of attaining personal wealth. Among Americans with salaries of $25,000 or less, 38 percent believe the lottery is the way to go, although they know that the odds of winning the lottery are ridiculously remote -- approximately one in a gazillion.
Experts predict 2006 will be a good year for job candidates who possess desirable skills. Demand for these skilled workers could mean fatter paychecks. 
Apple Computer Inc.'s historic shift to Intel Corp. microprocessors came months earlier than expected as CEO Steve Jobs on Thursday debuted personal computers based on new two-brained chips from the world's largest semiconductor company. 
Google Inc. said on Friday the company is expanding into two new fields with an online video store and a computer maintenance service, moves that mark stepped-up challenges to its biggest computer and media rivals, including Apple, Microsoft and Yahoo.
It's hard to resist a bargain. And when it comes to bargains on Wall Street, a low P-E catches many investors' attention. There is sound reason for that. The price-to-earnings ratio of a stock tells you how much investors are willing to pay for every $1 a company generates in profit. The lower the P-E, the less investors are paying in order to yield the same earnings.
How your life could be, without 'Made in China"? Sara Bongiorni tells the story of her family to readers of the 
Three years after their introduction, tablet PCs have settled into a small niche serving people who regularly take notes or fill out forms while on the job. Yet they'll remain just 2% of the overall notebook market. Use has been limited to markets such as health care, pharmaceutical sales, manufacturing, and education. Consumers, meanwhile, have shown little interest in tablet PCs. Analysts say Microsoft has been partly to blame. 
A Texas town has changed its name to DISH in exchange for 10 years of free satellite television service. All 125 residents of the town formerly known as Clark will get basic service and a free digital video recorder satellite TV receiver, a move that has some people joking that the Fort-Worth suburb will become a town of couch potatoes. Yahoo News has the