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THQ’s PSP port of Destroy All Humans has been cancelled, according to a report on Gamasutra today. The game was being handled by Locomotive Games, which cited difficulties in moving the title over to Sony’s portable. “Big Willy Unleashed was designed by [a] Wii developer specifically for the Wii.

I really have to tell you what happened today. I was doing a Partylite show earlier this afternoon, when one of the guests began talking about the ghost they ran into at Mission Point Hotel on Mackinaw Island, a few hours away from us.

From Slashdot: “A recent headline at Entertainment Weekly suggests that the ‘100 Best Reads’ of the last 25 years do not include a single science book (not even a popular science book). In response, cosmologist Sean Carroll at Cosmic Variance has given an interesting analysis of EW’s disappointing

For the second time in as many weeks I saw orbs on the balcony and in my bedroom. The other night I was lying in bed and out of the corner of my eye I saw red and orange orbs floating over the radio which sits on top of the book case in the corner of the bedroom.

On the news, as I write this, there is a protest. In fact, I’m certain I’ve just seen a teacher I know, waving a banner. Kind of makes me want to wave a banner about something that has bugged me for a while.

[The following horoscope, written by Synthesis Weekly's longest running columnist Kozmic Kev, is for entertainment purposes only. Or you can plan your life to it accordingly. Hey, it's your life.] June 9th – 15th Aries Give back to your community. See yourself as a multi-talented person.

Ah, Melbourne. Considered the ‘Arts Capital’, the ‘Comedy Capital’ - now going to have telepathy as street-theatre and I’m not entirely certain if it’s a mixture of both ‘capitals’ at once… from The Age: … The Telepathy Project, presented by performance artists Veronica Kent and Sean Peoples in the front windows of the Forum Theatre over five days from May 20.

I first have some great news - two of my fave Australian skeptics, Dr Karen Stollznow and Dr Martin Bridgstock are in the most recent Skeptical Inquirer! Skeptical Ethics - What Should We Investigate? - Dr Martin Bridgstock Merchandising God: The Pope Tart and Anonymous vs.

Before I start - get into Fine Lines book reviews at Jezebel.com. Great little trips down memory lane, with young adult books from the times you saved up to pay for the latest Judy Blume with small bills!

C’mon, Lynn, just give me a little something.  Just a weeeee little.  Please?  No?  Aw, drat. Kurland’s books are humorous, her characters rich in depth and personality, her dialogue witty.  But after three hundred pages of pulling for the hero and heroine to get together, can’t she just open the