 It's Tuesday, November 26, 2013. I'm Ross Miller and if you're looking for the best Black Friday deals, come to my front yard! I've got discounts for you on VHS's like Twister and my 8th birthday party. This is 90 seconds on the verge. NASA's Kepler Space Telescope may live again. After abandoning repairs in August, NASA now thinks it can use solar pressure to help Kepler pinpoint distant planets, though only for limited periods of time. NASA intends on proposing the mission in its 2014 budget. Want to follow Bud Light or Knob Creek on Twitter? Well, you better be legal enough to drink or sober enough to fake a birthday. Twitter has introduced a new age screening system to make sure that users looking to follow alcohol brands are over the legal drinking age of their home country. Users will receive a direct message that sends them to an age gate and gives them 24 hours to provide the relevant information. Unfortunately, Twitter says they may also share your data with third parties for marketing purposes. And don't be surprised, marketers, if most of your users are now born January 1, 1800. Finally, everyone's favorite needy pet toy is coming back to poop all over your keychain. Bandai has announced that it's bringing the classic virtual pet, the Tamagotchi, to European retailers toward the end of December. While a Tamagotchi app was released on iOS and Android earlier this year, this marks the return of the familiar keychain units, complete with a retro black and white display. As for the rest of the world, Tamagotchi will not be available until next fall. That's it for today's top stories, but coming up tomorrow, I make a stuffed Turkross. It's stuffing inside of a turkey inside of me. Have a great Thanksgiving, everybody. We'll see you next week.
 It's Tuesday, November 26, 2013.
 I'm Ross Miller and if you're looking for the best Black Friday deals, come to my front yard!
 I've got discounts for you on VHS's like Twister and my 8th birthday party.
 This is 90 seconds on the verge.
 NASA's Kepler Space Telescope may live again.
 After abandoning repairs in August, NASA now thinks it can use solar pressure to help Kepler pinpoint distant planets,
 though only for limited periods of time.
 NASA intends on proposing the mission in its 2014 budget.
 Want to follow Bud Light or Knob Creek on Twitter?
 Well, you better be legal enough to drink or sober enough to fake a birthday.
 Twitter has introduced a new age screening system to make sure that users looking to follow alcohol brands
 are over the legal drinking age of their home country.
 Users will receive a direct message that sends them to an age gate and gives them 24 hours to provide the relevant information.
 Unfortunately, Twitter says they may also share your data with third parties for marketing purposes.
 And don't be surprised, marketers, if most of your users are now born January 1, 1800.
 Finally, everyone's favorite needy pet toy is coming back to poop all over your keychain.
 Bandai has announced that it's bringing the classic virtual pet, the Tamagotchi, to European retailers toward the end of December.
 While a Tamagotchi app was released on iOS and Android earlier this year,
 this marks the return of the familiar keychain units, complete with a retro black and white display.
 As for the rest of the world, Tamagotchi will not be available until next fall.
 That's it for today's top stories, but coming up tomorrow, I make a stuffed Turkross.
 It's stuffing inside of a turkey inside of me.
 Have a great Thanksgiving, everybody. We'll see you next week.