Pocket Diva - Artist: Omnifarious Album: released as single only, From: Boston, Please Support Omnifarious and purchase 'Pocket Diva' from ProjectOpus.com (http://www.projectopus.com/omnifarious), Dat

Ghost Inside Your House - Artist: Auto_Defiance Album: released as single only, From: Nashville, Please Support Auto_Defiance and purchase 'Ghost Inside Your House' from ProjectOpus.com (http://www.projectopus.com/autodefiance), Date Posted: May 7, 2008 Dark and Dreamy indie pop tale of the excitement and adventures of being with and learning someone new, while also showing that special someone how to let go of past "ghosts".

Diagramming The Departure - Artist: rotcod Album: Nowsterday , From: Honolulu, Please Support rotcod and purchase 'Diagramming The Departure' from Pr

River is a woman - Artist: mildsparrow Album: Aeroplanet , From: Melbourne, Please Support mildsparrow and purchase 'River is a woman' from ProjectOp

Nite Club - Artist: LOB Tech Tones Album: The First , From: Rome, Please Support LOB Tech Tones and purchase 'Nite Club' from ProjectOpus.com (http:/

Echo Falls - Artist: school of ambience Album: Beyond The Sonic Sunshine , From: Redditch, Please Support school of ambience and purchase 'Echo Falls

Crossing The Divide - Artist: school of ambience Album: Beyond The Sonic Sunshine , From: Redditch, Please Support school of ambience and purchase 'Crossing The Divide' from ProjectOpus.com (http://www.projectopus.com/school-of-ambience), Date Posted: September 25, 2007 Eastern influences with stunning arabesque sounds and rhythm.

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Seems like every distant vision of the future has man jacking into his gear via some crazy head gear or a plug on the back of the neck or head. We just take it for granted that yeah, that's the fastest way to get to the brain: through the stem or straight into the cortex. Well, think again, because the Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition's 30-year neural interface project is yielding fruit -- the kind you can taste. Their Brain Port machine / sensory interface uses 144 microelectrodes to transmit information through sensitive nerve fibers in your lingua, enabling devices to supplement your own sensory perception. The system, which is getting shown off to Navy and Marine Corps divers next month will supposedly have sonar integration for sub-aqueous orientation, but has already apparently given some landlubber blind people the ability to catch balls, "notice" others walking in front of them, and find doors. With IR, radar, sonar, and other forms of detection, the researchers believe this device will obsolete night vision -- even our own eyes -- sooner than later.