Electric Guitar in his Mouth

This is Michael Winslow. An american actor and a comedian and he is called the  "Man of 10,000 Sound Effects." This guy has an electric guitar built-in inside his mouth! It's crazy! He can even do a guitar solo!

The song is Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin.

Older Men and Younger Women: Gross, Natural, or Something In-Between?

When I was 25, I married a man 12 years older than me. At the time, our relationship seemed perfectly natural to me. I'd always felt pretty mature for my age (as so many women do), and especially in comparison to the guys around me. I stayed married to my husband for seven years, and by the time our relationship ended, I saw our age difference in a completely different way. Now that I'm single in my 30′s, I really only want to date guys very close to my age. Less than a handful of years younger would be okay, and maybe one or two years older, but that's about it. 

Having a senior moment? Memory lapses? Anesthetics may be to blame

You meet a good friend in the mall and you suddenly forget her name.

You try to call out to your youngest child but you end up enumerating all the names of your four-plus children before finally getting to the right name.

You search the entire house for your car keys and you find them still stuck in the ignition.

Brazil boy, 13, kills family members, then himself

A 13-year-old Brazilian boy killed his police officer parents, his grandmother and his great-aunt before spending a full day at school and then taking his own life, police have revealed.

Thor 2 The Dark World

Director: Alan Taylor

Produced by: Kevin Feige

Cast

Chris Hemsworth as Thor

Natalie Portman as Jane Foster

Tom Hiddleston as Loki

Stellan Skarsgård as Dr. Erik Selvig

Idris Elba as Heimdall

Christopher Eccleston as Malekith the Accursed

Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as Algrim the Strong / Kurse

Kat Dennings as Darcy Lewis

Ray Stevenson as Volstagg

Zachary Levi as Fandral

Tadanobu Asano as Hogun

HogunJaimie Alexander as Sif

Rene Russo as Frigga

Anthony Hopkins as Odin

Story Plot

When Jane Foster is targeted by the denizens of the dark world of Svartalfheim, Thor sets out on a quest to protect her at all costs.

Company:

 Marvel Entertainment, Marvel Studios

Sun's magnetic field "is about to flip", warns NASA

 

The whole of the sun's magnetic field is about to "flip", according to NASA - with warning signs being spotted by observatories around the world this year.

This "flip" happens every 11 years, and coincides with the greatest solar activity in the "cycles" of the sun, known as "Solar Maximum" - with sunspots and "coronal mass ejections" on the surface of the sun.

NASA Celebrates Curiosity Rover's 1st Year on Mars Today

 

NASA's Curiosity Mars rover is on the prowl, armed with a suite of instruments that can

help gauge the habitability of the Red Planet -- today, for microbes, and tomorrow, for human explorers.

Today (Aug. 6) NASA marks the one-year anniversary of the Mars rover Curiosity's dramatic landing, and you can watch the celebrations online.

From 10:45 a.m. to noon EDT (1445 to 1600 GMT) today, Curiosity team members will reminisce about the rover's harrowing Red Planet arrival on the night of Aug. 5, 2012, which saw the 1-ton robot lowered to the Martian surface on cables by a rocket-powered sky crane.

Illusion dance: Floating in air?!

You might get confused watching this video. It is an illusion dance by a group of girls (not  sure if these girls are Americans). As they do the steps, it is like there's an another girl formed in the middle of each pair of legs! They were like floating in air! It's crazy! I admire their originality.

X - Men Days of Future Past Trailer

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Director : Bryan Singer

Cast
James McAvoy and Patrick Stewart as Charles Xavier / Professor X
Michael Fassbender and Ian McKellen as Erik Lehnsherr / Magneto
Jennifer Lawrence as Raven Darkhölme / Mystique
Nicholas Hoult as Hank McCoy / Beast
Hugh Jackman as Logan / Wolverine
Anna Paquin as Marie / Rogue
Shawn Ashmore as Bobby Drake / Iceman
Ellen Page as Kitty Pryde
Peter Dinklage as Bolivar Trask
Omar Sy as Bishop
Halle Berry as Ororo Munroe / Storm
Daniel Cudmore as Peter Rasputin / Colossus
Fan Bingbing as Blink
Adan Canto as Sunspot
Evan Peters as Quicksilver
Josh Helman as William Stryker
Lucas Till as Alex Summers / Havok

Storyline

The X-Men send Wolverine to the past to change a major historical event that could globally impact man and mutant kind.

Company Credits

20th Century Fox

Curse of Chucky Trailer

Director : Don Mancini

Cast : Brad Dourif - Voice of Chucky
          Brennan Elliott - Ian
          A Martinez - Father Frank
          Danielle Bisutti - Barb
          Fiona Dourif - Nica
          Chantal Quesnelle - Sarah

Genre : Action Horror Thriller

Storyline
After the events of Child's Play 3, Nica, a young woman forced to a wheelchair since birth, has to regroup her sister, Barb and her brother-in-law, Ian for a funeral after the death of her mother. While dealing with Barb, Ian, along with their 5-year-old daughter, Alice; Nica receives an odd package - a creepy doll. After people start showing up dead, the fearless Nica soon suspects that the creepy doll is much more than just a doll.
Written by Shawn Martin

Company Credits 
Universal Intertainment

FIRST-EVER GOOGLE GLASS PORN

Watch porn superstar James Deen and 2011 XBIZ Female Performer of the Year Andy San Dimas as they uncover some pretty powerful hidden capabilities of Google Glass. Spoof.

[18+] Probably the "most" unique push-up bra commercial you'll ever see

It is a commercial from a Thai bra company named Wocoal introducing they're latest product, Mood. I can't say anything about it because it'll spoil the fun so just watch it.

A new baby affects a man's sexual desire: study

A new study finds that a new baby doesn't just affect a mom's sex drive, but her partner's as well.

US man who raped kidnapped women jailed for life

A US bus driver who kidnapped and raped three women for a decade in his Ohio home came face-to-face with one of his victims Thursday in an emotional courtroom scene as he was sentenced to life in prison.

Ariel Castro's vain pleas that he was not a "monster" fell on deaf ears, as Judge Michael Russo imposed a sentence of life in prison and an additional 1,000 years of consecutive jail time.

Vibease Redesigns Vibrator as Wearable Tech, Now Seeking Crowdfunding

It’s been a long journey for Vibease, the Singa-US startup that puts the ‘hard’ into hardware. First seen as one of the competitors at our Startup Asia Singapore event in early 2012, now the company is taking its concept for a Bluetooth-connected vibrator and accompanying app onto IndieGogo in search of crowdfunding. Last year we saw that the stimulating smartphone-controlled vibratorlooked like a rabbit, but the startup team has come up with a sleek, new pink design that they’re calling “wearable” because it can be slipped into a lady’s underwear so that it can vibrate and stimulate the wearer hands-free. Vibease co-founder Dema Tio explains that “because of the tip design, it will stay in place”. This “smart vibrator” is controlled through the Vibease Fantasy app that includes a store for visual erotic stories (no, not porn) that work in sync with the vibrator. Dema tells us:

Megan Fox pregnant

Megan Fox is pregnant with her second child.

The 27-year-old actress and her husband Brian Austin Green are expecting a new addition to their family.

The top 10 friendliest and unfriendliest ciites in the world

Readers of Condé Nast Traveler magazine have named a seaside, partygoers' destination on an island in the south of Brazil the friendliest in the world.

True story of Mother’s Sacrifice during the Japan Earthquake

This is a true story of Mother’s Sacrifice during the Japan Earthquake.

After the Earthquake had subsided, when the rescuers reached the ruins of a young woman’s house, they saw her dead body through the cracks. But her pose was somehow strange that she knelt on her knees like a person was worshiping; her body was leaning forward, and her two hands were supporting by an object. The collapsed house had crashed her back and her head.

With so many difficulties, the leader of the rescuer team put his hand through a narrow gap on the wall to reach the woman’s body. He was hoping that this woman could be still alive. However, the cold and stiff body told him that she had passed away for sure.

He and the rest of the team left this house and were going to search the next collapsed building. For some reasons, the team leader was driven by a compelling force to go back to the ruin house of the dead woman. Again, he knelt down and used his had through the narrow cracks to search the little space under the dead body. Suddenly, he screamed with excitement,” A child! There is a child! “

Study: Hotter temperatures lead to hotter tempers

 

The sun sets behind the Kukulkan Pyramid in the ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza in Mexico on Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012. A study published online Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013 by the journal Science says as the world gets warmer, people are more prone to get hot under the collar. Scientists found that aggressive acts like violent crimes and wars become more likely with each added degree. Solomon Hsiang, author of the study, pointed to the collapse of the Mayan civilization that coincided with periods of historic drought about 1200 years ago. (AP Photo/Israel Leal) 

  

WASHINGTON (AP) — As the world gets warmer, people are more likely to get hot under the collar, scientists say. A massive new study finds that aggressive acts like committing violent crimes and waging war become more likely with each added degree.

Forget the iPad 5 -- I'm waiting for the iPad Mini Retina

The iPad 5 may arrive first, but an iPad Mini with a sharper, high-resolution display is the one to hold out for.

(Credit: Sarah Tew/CNET)

The iPad 5 is coming! The iPad 5 is coming!

Yes, if the rumors are to be believed, we're not too far away from seeing Apple unveil a fifth-generation iPad that it may or may not call the iPad 5. That new iPad is speculated to be trimmer and lighter than the iPad 4, which was unveiled last October, and features a design borrowed from the iPad Mini.

It will most likely offer the same or slightly speedier performance than the iPad 4, which runs on an A6X processor, deliver similar battery life despite its trimmer size, and cost the same as the previous generation iPad. Its cameras, front and back, will probably be improved. And it will probably offer some snazzy new feature that sounds a lot snazzier than it ends up really being. In short, any way you look at it, it'll be the best iPad ever -- and most likely the best tablet ever.

But who cares? It's not the Apple tablet I'm waiting for -- or more precisely, not the one I'm ready to spend money on. That's because, for better and worse, I've gone Mini, and I don't think I can go back.

Gil Perez and His Spontaneous Teleportation

Gil Perez was a 16th century soldier and guard. He was a member of the Filipino Guardia Civil and worked as a guard at the palace of the Governor General in Manila, Philippines. His life was rather typical of a soldier in that place and time. He did his duty to his government and did his job regardless of any circumstances that arose during his guard duty — even spontaneous teleportation to another country.

German boy finds 'a mummy' in grandmother's attic

 

 The Kettler family plan to get their "mummy" examined by archaeological experts in Berlin

 

A 10-year-old German boy has found what appears to be a mummy hidden in a corner of his grandmother's attic.

The "mummy" was inside a sarcophagus complete with hieroglyphic adornments, packed in a wooden crate.

Work smart, not hard

Fishing? No sweat. These guys don't want to tire themselves so they've decided to make something new. They've attached several fish baits in the string that they're using and put them in a pulley that is specially designed for fishing. They've attached weights at the end of the string so it will be stable underneath. When they will start fishing, the weights are thrown into the sea and just wait for the fishes bite the bait and start winding it up to catch them. Really smart.

Incredible Technology: How to Explore Jupiter's Moon Europa

 

Under a thick crust of ice, Europa might have an ocean warmed by tidal interactions with Jupiter. This tidal flexing could also produce a geogically active core that might in turn create hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor.

Jupiter's icy moon Europa is shrouded in mystery.

Scientists have long been intrigued by Jupiter's fourth largest moon with its underground ocean and icy shell. Researchers have said that Europa's saltwater ocean could harbor life, and some have theorized that it is the most likely place to find life in the solar system.

Marine Helps Boy Finish Race

 

(Photo: Facebook)

Lance Cpl. Myles Kerr may have lost the Jeff Drenth Memorial 5K footrace in Charlevoix, Michigan, last weekend, but he won the hearts of hundreds of thousands of admirers.

VIDEO: Marines Won't Leave Ailing Recruit Behind

Motorola's flagship phone, the Moto X, has arrived

The new Moto X from Motorola.

(Credit: Sarah Tew/CNET)

The Moto X is finally here, as Motorola took the wraps off its hotly anticipated new smartphone at an event on Thursday.

The new smartphone, which has been talked about for months, marks the official relaunch of the handset maker Motorola, since it was acquired last year by tech giant Google.

The new device, which will be Motorola's flagship smartphone, marries Motorola's history of hardware and design innovation with Google's software and services chops to create a new device franchise that Google hopes will rival that of Apple's iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy series of smartphones.

Making music with your pulse -- for health and science

Pulse, designed by BioBeats, gives users an approximation of their heartbeat using the iPhone camera.

(Credit: BioBeats)

In the vision of BioBeats CEO Nadeem Kassam, medical research shouldn't be restricted to a lab. Rather, it should be something that takes place in real time around the world, using readily available technology like smartphones -- and that gets participants involved through entertainment.

That's one of the ideas behind this self-described "big-data mobile-health company," which announced a $650,000 funding round Thursday, with investors as diverse as rapper-turned-film-star Will Smith and mobile software firm Eniac Ventures.

Beware, Oral Sex Can Cause Cancer

Actor Michael Douglas made headlines on Monday after telling The Guardian that his throat cancer may have been caused by the human papillomavirus transmitted through oral sex.

The link between oral sex, HPV and cancer has been receiving more attention in recent years. HPV is a virus that's transmitted through sexual contact -- genital or oral. There are more than 40 types, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and approximately 79 million Americans are currently infected. Most people have no symptoms.

911 Audio: Woman Trapped as Car Sinks in Pond

Chilling 911 audio has been released of an Indiana woman desperately begging for help after her car plunged into a pond and began filling with water.

She can be heard crying, “I was driving home and my car flipped over and I can’t get out and it’s filling up with water!”

Dispatchers were unable to locate the woman, but thankfully three Indianapolis police officers found her in time. At the time of the rescue, only 8 inches of the car remained submerge.

She is recovering from minor injuries. She apparently fell asleep behind the wheel and then ran off the road.

SOURCE: http://foxnewsinsider.com/2013/08/01/indianapolis-police-rescue-woman-trapped-sinking-car#ixzz2amsMpERD

UPDATE: Indiana Bus Crash Kills Pastor, Pregnant Wife

On America's Newsroom this morning, we heard the latest on a tragic bus crash that killed a youth pastor and his pregnant wife. One other person also died and dozens were injured when the bus's brakes apparently failed. The group was returning from a summer camp.

Here's more on the story from AP, plus check out footage from the scene above in the report from Garrett Tenney.

Here's more on the story from AP, plus check out footage from the scene above in the report from Garrett Tenney.

SOURCE: http://foxnewsinsider.com/show/americas-newsroom

NASA's Next Mega-Rocket Passes Key Design Review

 

An artist's rendering of NASA's Space Launch System (SLS). Boeing is the prime contractor responsible for the SLS cryogenic stages and avionics.

The huge rocket that NASA is building to blast astronauts toward Mars, asteroids and other destinations in deep space has passed a critical design milestone, agency officials announced today (Aug. 1).

Engineers wrapped up the preliminary design review for NASA's Space Launch System rocket on Wednesday (July 31), giving the heavy lifter's design, production and ground support plans a stamp of approval.

Simon Cowell 'to become a father'

Simon Cowell is reportedly expecting a baby with the wife of his friend.

According to Us Weekly, the music mogul is set to become a father for the first time as New York socialite Lauren Silverman is pregnant. It has been alleged that Lauren is still technically married to Simon’s pal Andrew Silverman, but plans to leave her estranged husband to be with the TV star.

Channing Tatum: Pals mock my career

Channing Tatum's movie choices have given his friends a lot of "ammunition".

Jennifer Lopez ‘very close to signing Idol deal’

Jennifer Lopez is almost ready to sign a new contract with American Idol, it has been reported.

5 Beauty Supplements that Actually Work

By: Alexandra Duron, Beauty High

We're sure we're not alone in wishing for a pill that'll magically make our skin, hair and nails look picture perfect. Even though that (sadly!) doesn't exist, there are certain supplements that can help boost your beauty routine-though it's definitely better to get your nutrients from food sources, says Jessica Wu, MD, Los Angeles-based dermatologist and author of Feed Your Face.

Louis Vuitton tops 2013 global luxury brand list

Louis Vuitton, Hermes and Gucci were the top three global luxury brands of 2013, with Fendi and Coach entering the top 10 for the first time, a study said Wednesday.

The 2013 BrandZ Top 100, a ranking of the most valuable global brands compiled by research firm MillwardBrown, found luxury firms struggling with the need to balance exclusivity with attracting new customers through use of social media.

The world's new trend: make the homeless smile

A really inspiring video that will make you smile. It's about the new trend that will change the world, make the homeless smile. These guys not helping those homeless people just to get views on the internet. They really want help them and take a video of it so that they can share it to the internet, inspire us, help the homeless too and film it and it will be a continuous chain reaction the will spread worldwide. Let's start putting a smile on these unfortunate people today.

Indian people running in a cylindrical stage using bikes and cars

The Indian daredevils. These guys really don't show fear. They run counterclockwise in a cylindrical stage and as they get faster, they climb up to the edge of the stage and run fast! I wish I could see those in real life.

Hubble Telescope Helps Solve Galaxy-Evolution Mystery

 

This image shows 20 quenched galaxies — galaxies that are no longer forming stars — seen by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. Each galaxy is identified by a crosshair at the center of each frame.

New observations from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have helped astronomers crack a longstanding puzzle about galaxy evolution.

For years, scientists have wondered why galaxies that have ceased forming new stars — so-called "quenched galaxies" — were smaller long ago than they are today. Perhaps, they thought, ancient quenched galaxies continued to grow by merging with smaller cousins that had also stopped producing stars.

The Innards of a Spacesuit

The torso of a U.S. spacesuit, x-rayed (Mark Avino and Roland H. Cunningham, Smithsonian Institution)

 

Ever wondered what the inside of a spacesuit looks like? Neither had I, really. Last week, however, the world had reason to consider the inner workings of the garment that my new favorite site on all the Internet refers to as the "space costume." A suit malfunction occurred nearly two hours into a planned six-hour space walk, causing NASA first to abruptly abort the walk and second to begin examining what might have caused a space suit -- a high-tech spaceship for one -- to spring a leak.

Agency engineers aren't yet sure what caused Luca Parmitano's suit to become, suddenly, unsuitable.

The 10 most easily stolen ATM card PINs

 
PIN numbers with less significance are safer than popular numbers, according to a study (Reuters)

How safe are your debit and credit cards?

Identity theft and fraud affect millions of Americans every year. And depending on how much thought you put into your personalized PIN, you could be at a greater risk than you realized.

So what constitutes a safe PIN number? A new study from DataGenetics lists the top 10 most-used PINs. And because they are the most commonly used PIN numbers, they are by default the least safe PINs.

26 Science Fictions That Became Science Facts In 2012

We may never have our flying cars, but the future is here. From creating fully functioning artificial leaves to hacking the human brain, science made a lot of breakthroughs this year.


1. Quadriplegic Uses Her Mind to Control Her Robotic Arm

At the University of Pittsburgh, the neurobiology department worked with 52-year-old Jan Scheuermann over the course of 13 weeks to create a robotic arm controlled only by the power of Scheuermann’s mind.

The team implanted her with two 96-channel intracortical microelectrodes. Placed in the motor cortex, which controls all limb movement, the integration process was faster than anyone expected. On the second day, Jan could use her new arm with a 3-D workspace. By the end of the 13 weeks, she was capable of performing complex tasks with seven-dimensional movement, just like a biological arm.
To date, there have been no negative side effects.
Source: gizmodo.com

17 Reasons Why Having Sex is Good for Your Health

Sex seems to be more than a hormonal discharge and some short moments of pure pleasure. Scientists show that sex is extremely beneficial for our health, while the lack of an active sex life might have negative effects. But too much sex, can also be harmful: more than thrice a week it can weaken the immune system, making us vulnerable to infections...

Thai oil spill having "extreme" impact on tourism - minister

An oil spill that has blackened beaches at a Thai holiday island was having an extreme impact on tourism and could spread to the coast of the mainland and affect the fishing industry, officials and an environmental group said on Tuesday.

Tourists were pouring off the island of Koh Samet, 230 km (142 miles) southeast of Bangkok, while soldiers and volunteers in white bio-hazard suits struggled to clear black oily sludge off the white sand.

Surviving a Zombie Apocalypse: Just Do the Math

 

 

This equation could spell your doom: (bN)(S/N)Z = bSZ. That is, if you ever found yourself in the midst of a zombie pandemic.

That's because the calculation describes the rate of zombie transmission, from one walking dead individual to many, according to its creators, Robert J. Smith?, a mathematics professor at the University of Ottawa who spells his name with a "?" at the end, and his students. Smith's work has inspired other researchers to create zombie mathematical models, which will be published with Smith's work in the upcoming book, "Mathematical Modeling of Zombies" (University of Ottawa Press, 2014).

Man Sues Fishing Group Over $1M Prize

 

Talk about one that got away. A n Arkansas man who caught a record 68-pound striped bass sued the International Game Fish Association for denying him a $1 million prize in their contest. 

Rodney Ply, 41, of Diamond City, Ark., entered the "Hook-a-Million" contest, which offered a $1 million prize for any angler who caught a fish that broke a world record using a Mustad-brand hook . 

What happens to your social media accounts if you die?

 

What happens to your digital accounts—your emails, social networking posts and cloud-based files—when you die?

In the United States, authorities are already discussing what to do with these digital assets, according to a report on Time.com.

Gorilla trolling the zookeepers

Gorilla trolling the zookeepers and runs!

Not any normal gorilla you can see and I think this gorilla knew about trolling from the internet. The gorilla grabs a fist-full of dirt and throws it to a zookeeper then runs! He really wants to piss the zookeepers by trolling them.

Now, I call him the king of the zoo troll, "Trorilla."

A Genius scavenger who can tell the Scientific Name of any plant

He can also tell you, if you ask, the scientific name of any plant—without missing a beat.

A photo of him by Debei Cargando, a student at University of the Philippines-Manila, has started going around on Facebook.

Decades ago, Manong Alfredo graduated from the University of the East with an Education degree. However, he was unable to realize his dream of teaching.

Pyramids Globally Beaming Energy To Mysterious Space Cloud

NASA and the European Space Agency have been warning the world for two years about the approaching catastrophes that may unfold during 2012 to 2013. Few listened.

Although NASA covered up the strange photon cloud that's now enveloped the solar system, the word has leaked out from some scientists.

And now, as the ominous cloud approaches it's affecting the sun and planets in measurable ways.

Amazingly, as the bizarre energy invades our space, some of the world's most famous pyramids are generating intense energy.

Several incredible incidents of visible power beams shooting skywards into space towards the region of the alien photonic cloud are well-documented.

Cell Phones Could Increase Cancer Risk

Scientists have long been worried about the possible harmful effects of regular cellular phone use, but so far no study has managed to produce clear results. Currently, cell phones are classified as carcinogenic category 2b — potentially carcinogenic to humans — by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). A new Tel Aviv University study, though, may bring bad news.