THAT 1 GUY (aka Mike Silverman) has taken a new approach to the one man band method. Utilizing an instrument of his design that he calls the "Magic Pipe" along with the "Magic Saw" and "Magic Boot," he brings new sounds and a new method to his unique style of music. 

Since today is Halloween, here are some very cool (and sometimes geeky) cinematic pumkin carvings for you to contemplate.

There’s hope yet for the flying car. Really. The Jetsons-era dream of
personal air vehicles (PAVs) has recently received a few gasps of fresh air. An
advocacy group, the CAFE Foundation, has launched a $250,000 PAV challenge for
new and interesting flight concepts. Plus, companies from the aviation (Boeing)
and automotive (Honda) industries are pursuing mainstream airborne-vehicle
technology, though no [...]

Imagine getting to the bottom — literally — of a mystery buried for thousands of years by taking an X-ray of the ground.

"The Exorcist" was voted the scariest movie of all time in a Halloween poll published on Wednesday.

Women want to talk about it, but men are more likely to retreat into stoney silence.  Is there a science as to why we argue differently?

New manufactured homes would be required to come equipped with weather radios to warn occupants of severe storms under legislation that passed the House Tuesday.

Oct 31 2007 : U.S consumers under 35 years of age are developing very different online payment habits from adults over 35, says JupiterResearch. The U.S.-based consultancy says that younger U.S. adults are driving much of the usage of PayPal and debit cards for online purchases.

Can food produce sexual desire? Or, to put it another way, do aphrodisiacs actually exist?

Alternative medicine has been touting the health benefits of garlic for centuries, from its anti-bacterial and antifungal properties, to its positive effects on the cardiovascular system.

An Australian sheepdog is fighting for its life after being bitten while saving its owner from a huge and deadly snake, local media reported on Wednesday.

U.S. scientists report developing a technology that can sort through particles hundreds of times smaller than a period.

Personalized e-mails boost open rates, according to a MailerMailer
study. The e-mail service provider found that personalized "subject"
lines in particular increased the number of times recipients opened
their mailings. The "subject" line is so important that, even when marketers have
recipients’ permission, the wrong line can still mean trouble.

Children who play vigorously for 20 to 40 minutes daily might be making
their brains as well as their bodies stronger, shows a latest study that
highlights why physical activities are essential for
kids.

Neural stem cells could help restore memory after brain damage, according
to researchers at the University of California at
Irvine. In a study, the results
of which appear in the latest issue of the Journal of Neuroscience, mice with
brain injuries experienced enhanced memory – similar to the level found in
healthy mice – up to three months after receiving [...]

More than one-half of the US online retailers surveyed by NetElixir and the e-tailing group in October 2007 said that up to 40% of their orders now come from pay-per-click marketing.

After her teenage daughter slipped into a coma, Thelma Pickard never lost hope of recovery.  Six years on, the devoted mother is daring to believe her hopes may be answered.  Daughter Amy, now 23, has begun to show signs of life after being given an over-the-counter sleeping pill.

After realizing they had become the pawn of a oil industry smear campaign, the
Netherlands agreed to ease their ban on Segway electric scooters, allowing them
to be ridden along the country’s bicycle lanes and roads.

It brings a new meaning to the phrase "dust to dust". Funerals in Britain could soon end with the body of a loved-one being frozen to -196C in liquid nitrogen and then shaken until it disintegrates into powder. Is that what REALLY happened to Walt Disney?

Microblogging is a form of blogging that allows users to write brief text updates (usually less than 200 characters)
and publish them, either to be viewed by anyone or by a restricted
group which can be chosen by the user. These messages can be submitted
by a variety of means, including text messaging, instant messaging, email, MP3 or [...]

The first physical clues to a long-rumored town that existed on the site of present-day Alexandria have been uncovered—by accident.

While NASA’s next Mars rover scours for signs of habitable environments, it will deposit small pebbles and soil samples into a special cache for a possible return to Earth.

Using ultraviolet light may one day offer a "double whammy" to kill cancer cells by better focusing antibody-based drugs and triggering the body’s own defenses to eliminate tumors, researchers said on Tuesday.

Every device that goes online is allocated a unique IP address but the pool of numbers is finite and due to run out around 2010.

BRITAIN’s largest bird of prey is putting Scots in a flap after abandoning its natural habitat for towns and cities and spreading their 8 foot wings.