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Reuters - It’s clear now that
self-help literature has jumped off the written page and landed
in the lap of reality television. The latest trend: self-help
on the small screen.

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Reuters - It has been seven years
and more than 30 movies and miniseries since exec producer
Robert Halmi Sr. last wrestled with a biblical story. You don’t
have to be an Old Testament scholar to see that his take on
“The Ten Commandments” is a vast improvement over 1999’s
misbegotten “Noah’s Ark” and even holds its own against the
1956 classic with Charlton Heston.

RogueAce writes “A program named iAlertU sounds a screeching siren when someone attempts to steal your Macbook. Thanks to the sudden motion drop sensors that Macs use to park the hard drive, iAlertU can detect when your Macbook is being picked up, moved or closed. Also, by using the handy remote that comes with the Macbook, you can turn the alarm on and off like you would a car, which the Macbook responds to by making the all too familiar chirping sound and a flash and flicker of the screen. The code behind it is from a guy named Christian Kleins.”

Hear those boos, Rey? That’s the true meaning of Backlash. “Storytelling,” which is apparently what Michael Cole does when he’s supposed to be calling matches, is a big reason why the fans are saying enough is enough. Just having the announcers tell us how big his heart is and expecting everyone to cheer is right out of the 1994 booking handbook. Cole kept reminding us that “dreams do come true!” Please. Tell that to Al Snow. Tell that to Lance Storm. Tell that to Owen Hart…

Chad Campbell surged into the lead at Augusta National with a 5-under 67, while Tiger Woods failed to gain any ground in his bid to win a fifth green jacket as the tournament reached its midway point Friday.

Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with a review from Sheldrake in New York for a…

Vince Young isn’t daunted by recent speculation that the Houston Texans will use the No. 1 pick in the draft on Reggie Bush.

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mikemuch writes “ajaxWrite is the first offspring of ajax13, Michael Robertson’s (of Lindows and SIPphone fame) latest startup that aims to deliver a brave new line of web-delivered, AJAX-based apps. ExtremeTech today has an in-depth review of just how apt a replacement ajaxWrite is for the big installed word processors. It’s a neat idea, but let’s just say the web-based word processor has some catching up to do.”

· Fake PregnancyWatch: Tom tells the Germans he’s ready to fly home the second he gets word that Katie’s air-stopper has been unplugged. He tells Parade how rough he had it as a kid. Katie…