Mother Jones article from 1989 on NLP godfather Richard Bandler.
Mother Jones: The Bandler Method
(via New World Disorder).
MonthDecember 2004
I mentioned the Mindhacks here a while back… here’s the official site, complete with a blog.
The O’Reilly catalog includes some sample hacks: here.
(via 43 Folders).
Did the first Knights Templars have a dead sea scroll that was a treasure map that depicted the location of the treasures buried under Solomon’s Temple when they arrived in Jeruselum?
Haven’t had time to poke around here much, but a great idea for a web site:
Explore the wide variety of inventions and ideas of science fiction writers – over 675 are available on Technovelgy (that’s tek-novel-gee!). Use the Timeline of Science Fiction Invention or the alphabetic Glossary of Science Fiction Technology to see them all, see the category that interests you, or check Science Fiction in the News and watch sf come to life.
(via Post Human Blues)
Somehow I’d think this would be bigger news, or have I just not been paying close enough attention?
You can learn something about a rock by looking at it. But what most geologists really want is to smack it with a hammer.
And that’s just what planetary scientists will do July 4 when NASA’s Deep Impact mission reaches the comet Tempel 1 after a trip of six months and 80 million miles.
If all goes well, an 820-pound copper “hammer” the size of a bathtub will separate from its mother ship and, 24 hours later, smash into the comet’s icy nucleus at about 23,000 mph.
The Baltimore Sun: The Earth Strikes Back
(via Corridor of Madness)
Think the Pope will actually apologize?
Seven hundred years after they were denounced as heretics and condemned to torture and death, the Knights Templar are calling for a public apology from the Roman Catholic Church.
The secretive organisation which was formed at the time of the Crusades has written to Pope John Paul II requesting that the Vatican officially atone for the persecution of the order.
The Independent: Knights Templar seek papal apology for 700 years of persecution
(via Xiombarg).
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