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Halloween and monsters, two things that go together like peanut butter and jelly. Every year during October we see images of werewolves, zombies, Frankenstein, mummies, and vampires as decorations in stores and on homes. Witches, black cats and bats also make up these images as Halloween staples. Door covers, inflatable balloons, cards, candy wrappers, streamers and a myriad of...

Anyone who reads this website with any regularity knows what a Jimmy Page fanboy I am. When it comes to Led Zeppelin and guitarists, the dictionary definition of fanatic comes into play. Guitarists have done everything from modifying their Les Pauls to casting black magic spells to capture the essence of the Jimmy Page tone. If the latter statement...

Director Hatem Adell has taken playwright Pete Riesenberg’s reinvention of Jason and the Argonauts into the 21st century in an intriguing drama perfectly set in the Cambridge dungeon that was the original Cantab Lounge (now Club Bohemia.) The atmosphere, much like the old coffee houses of the 60s, adds to the vibe as the seven actors – who...

n October 18th, many of the best craft beers in the country will be featured at the Big Blue Craft Beer Festival at Blue Harbor Resort on the shores of Lake Michigan in scenic Sheboygan, Wisconsin. The Big Blue Craft Beer Festival will offer a wide variety of beer styles from top brewers in the Midwest, East, West and even...

Video Game Roundtable Episode 197: Ello, Facebook - This week's episode has a lot of tangential videogame news, but the discussions turn in interesting directions. No Gaming Flashback or Gaming History unfortunately. The news includes:Microsoft announces Windows 10, Ms Pac-Man joins the fight against breast cancer, Facebook apologizes to LGBTQ users plans “substantive changes”, PS Vita firmware 3.30 launches soon...

Video Game Roundtable Episode 196: Mammoths With Hats The publication of this episode is a little late thanks to uncontrollable circumstances, but while Paul discusses the ending of Slicing Fractions, this week's episode includes both a Gaming Flashback, Scramble, and a Gaming History which focuses on the Zelda series. This week's news includes: Apple fans report iPhone 6 bending in pockets,...

Who needs an expensive BMW range extender when the folks at Honda have a solution for much, much less money.  The guys over at GadgetReview decided they would put this theory to the test.  They took a BMW i3 electric vehicle and drove it for the day.  Once they stopped for 30 minutes to grab a cup of coffee,...

Many artists strive to create a style or look that helps define their work and make it instantly identifiable. Which, given the talent level demanded to be viable in today's highly competitive comic market, is no easy task. The modern comic industry demands that artists are not only great at drawing anatomy, but they master perspective, shadows and technical drawing...

The folks over at Dock Artisan are not new to the game of style and practicality. The Leather Wallet Combo case is a perfect example of those two aspects coming together in amazing unity. The case is made of genuine leather, unlike other imitators who use the artificial pleather. It features three slots for easy access to your ID,...

Last week, Photojojo was generous enough to send me out a few of their iPhone lenses to try out. Being a photographer, I was very excited to try them out.  They sent me three lenses: a telephoto lens, a wide angle/macro lens, and a 180º fisheye lens. Along with the lens, the box contained two magnetic strips (one black,...