mind reading control News Archive

31-Mar-2009

 

  • 'They play, we all pay (The Malaysian Insider)
    • MARCH 31 ? The Umno Assembly has come and gone and, as has been the case for at least the last three assemblies, in its wake many of us have been left uneasy and in a state of disquiet. Seeing the inner workings of the Leviathan?s mind is never an easy thing, even at the best of times. And these really are the worst of times. Power lust has put a debilitating strain on our national institutions; ...

  • 'TINY TWITTERS (The Red and Black)
    • Bright blue parrotlet Sukie speaks her mind, demands control and takes female sexual empowerment to a new level as a bird dominatrix. "Sukie is really dominant like she is the only one of the birds who will bite and peck at the other two if they aren't acting the way she wants them to and she always takes the food first," said owner Carrie Black, a 22-year-old sociology major from Watkinsville.

  • 'Review of week (BBC News)
    • Brazilian player wears a dress, while Rafa flag clinches new deal

  • 'They play, we all pay (Malaysia Today)
    • MARCH 31 ? The Umno Assembly has come and gone and, as has been the case for at least the last three assemblies, in its wake many of us have been left uneasy and in a state of disquiet.

  • 'I'm a cheater with no impulse control! (Salon.com)
    • I feel terrible when I stray, but I can't seem to stop!

  • 'State of Mind (The Post and Courier)
    • The power of positive pessimism? Don't scoff. In a difficult, even harrowing, economic climate such as ours, coping with ? or better yet, short-circuiting ? the emotional and physiological fallout means using every tool in your arsenal.

  • 'Perfectionist Price gets his groove back (Global TV Quebec)
    • At the tender age of 21, and in only his second season tending goal for the legendary Canadiens, Carey Price presumably has an entire career ahead to fully discover and understand the bull's eye he has firmly attached to his chest.

  • 'Is Google being evil? (Arts Journal)
    • Twenty-four hours after first reading Lynn Chu's op-ed in Saturday's Wall Street Journal on the proposed Google book settlement, it's still on my mind. I have not been following this issue as closely as I should be, and no doubt there are counter-arguments. But her analysis certainly disturbed me.

  • 'Commentary: Our schools get lousy grades (CNN)
    • Call it another piece of evidence that this once great nation of ours is crumbling: Half of us believe our schools deserve a C or a D for the job they do preparing kids for higher education and making a go of it as grownups in the work force.

  • 'Mind Control Goes Mainstream (Forbes)
    • Can a gadget offer working digital telekinesis for less than $300?

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