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Once the stuff of science fiction, two Canadian researchers have concluded with astounding accuracy that it is possible to read a person's mind remotely.

BCI Eclipse will release a 6-DVD box set of The New Adventures of He-Man Volume 1. Set will contain the first 33 episodes of the 1990 spin-off series.

She-Ra: Princess of Power - Season 1, Volume 1 will have 32 episodes, plus extras.

Brain Computer Interface for Music trials by Mick Grierson demonstrates translation of a person's thinking into musical information.

BCI will bring all 27 episodes of the Dungeons & Dragons animated television series to a 4-volume DVD on December 5.

More cartoons coming to DVD.

Witnessing an emergence of bats from the maternity colony at Bracken Cave is an awesome experience that may soon be available to the public.

Thanks to strong sales from Dragon Ball Z, Full Metal Alchemist and Trinity Blood, FUNimation's profits jumped by 47.8% for 2007's first quarter.

750,000 pregnant Mexican free-tail bats arrive in Austin in March and give birth in June. Their spectacular nightly emergence draws droves of tourists through October.

Groovie Goolies: Saturday Mourning Collection will feature interviews with Alice Cooper, Ron Chaney and Rob Zombie.

Pinky and the Brain, Prince Valiant and Queer Duck are some of the titles coming to DVD this month.

More animated stuff coming to DVD.

Here's your chance to vote for your favourite classic shows in the 4th Annual TV DVD awards. Awards are handed out on November 12th.

A recent documentary Battle Plan: Blitzkreig illustrates how the strategy of "lightening war" was used with great effectiveness recently in Iraq and during World War Two.

Brief biography of ancient Roman poet Horace, famous for his finest lyrical poems in Latin, and best known for Odes.

Around the world, bats provide vital services such as pollinating desert and tropical plants, eating insects, and helping to distribute seeds - but bats are in danger.

The Persian Gulf war was a situation in which the military planned for the worst so well, their plan failed to factor in overwhelming success.

When the Allies launched their massive D-Day invasion, they needed to come up with a plan to get those forces safely ashore.