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Star Wars The Musical Is Terribly, Terribly Real
Star Wars purists, you might want to plug your ears, step away from the computer, and hibernate for the next little while. The marketing train that gave us The Clone Wars has actually expanded beyond the screen. The theater needs to brace itself; Star Wars is on its way.
'Sex chip' Being Developed by Scientists
The chip works by sending tiny shocks from implanted electrodes in the brain. The technology has been used in the United States to treat Parkinson's disease. But in recent months scientists have been focusing on the area of the brain just behind the eyes known as the orbitofrontal cortex — this is associated with feelings of pleasure derived from eating and sex.
Quirky Festivus holiday gains followers
Alexandra Casuso was only 11 years old when Festivus made its TV debut on Seinfeld in 1997, so when she walked into her professor's office recently and saw a pole in the corner, she had one question.
Palm computing struggles...
Elevation Partners, a venture capital firm that has U2 lead singer Bono as a managing director, made the investment on the heels of Palm's report last week that its fiscal second-quarter revenue fell 45 percent to $191.6 million amid declining phone sales. The disappointing performance, coupled with a dwindling cash reserve of $143.6 million, had prompted some investors to question whether the company had enough money to fund its operations over the long term.
Rumors: Microsoft Layoffs Coming Jan. 15
Rumors are circulating that Microsoft (MSFT) is preparing a "substantial" round of layoffs, perhaps as soon as January 15.
'NCIS' helps keep CBS' ratings streak alive - Los Angeles Times
CBS had nine of last week's 10 most-watched shows to win the weekly prime-time ratings race for the 12th consecutive week and became the first of the four major broadcast networks to average more viewers for the season than a year ago.
Google Maps Mashup Combines Your Address, Nuclear Blast
Nuclear weapons are often measured in kilotons, but that doesn't really tell the story of a weapon's destructive power. Now, a new Google Maps mashup called Ground Zero lets you
World's First Computer Rebuilt, Rebooted After 2,000 Years
A British museum curator has built a working replica of a 2,000-year-old Greek machine that has been called the world's first computer.