Monitored Alarm Systems

: Apparently this is a parody of the actual ad, which is only slightly less ridiculous...

Confidential Anti-Terrorist Hotline

Nikki Finke, the infamous editor of Deadline.com is apparently suing the Hollywood Reporter for copyright infringement... because it wrote stories on the same news events as Deadline.com. Seriously. Here's Finke's quote:

even if you find out about it from the other site

the plight of suffering animals, but is PETA finally dropping the pretense (along with most of its proverbial clothing) and going all porno on us?

• adidas and Polar introduce the world's first completely integrated training system

We've reported on this before, but up until this point, DRAM makers have mostly been talking the talk and only a few of them have walked the walk. Now several are falling in line with production cuts. According to DigiTimes, a news and rumor site with its finger on pulse of the DRAM situation, Nanya Technology and Inotera Memories have joined Elpida Memory, Powerchip Technology, and Rexchip Electronics in scaling back production until prices rebound.

Ten and 20 percent might not seem so significant, but collectively, this could affect the market. Don't expect prices to skyrocket, though. According to DigiTimes, Samsung and Hynix plan to forge ahead full steam, and between the two, they account for over 60 percent of the global DRAM market.

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• Rearview video and black box recording for your bike
• Ford Fiesta gets mirror-mounted rearview camera

So they are looking at how well players have done and not just how much.

NASA has recently announced that an out-of-control, retired satellite will come crashing into the earth's surface "sometime" towards the end of September. Furthermore, the satellite, which is about the size of a school bus and weights over 6 tonnes (6.6 tons), will impact the earth in an unknown location between Canada and South America. The exact time and location will remain a mystery until two hours before the event, and that's with six thousand miles (10,000 km) of uncertainty... Continue Reading NASA satellite set to crash back to Earth