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1:05am
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![]() ACTA in a Nutshell – What is ACTA? ACTA is the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement. A new intellectual property enforcement treaty being negotiated by the United States, the European Community, Switzerland, and Japan, with Australia, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, Mexico, Jordan, Morocco, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, and Canada recently announcing that they will join in as well. Why should you care about ACTA? Initial reports indicate that the treaty will have a very broad scope and will involve new tools targeting “Internet distribution and information technology.” What is the goal of ACTA? Reportedly the goal is to create new legal standards of intellectual property enforcement, as well as increased international cooperation, an example of which would be an increase in information sharing between signatory countries’ law enforcement agencies. Essential ACTA Resources -
Say NO to ACTA. It is essential to spread awareness and get the word out on ACTA. Via TumblrThis entry was also posted at http://cantarina.dreamwidth.org/131889.h |
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10:33pm
I don't know how the people at Whole9life.com do it, because it's hard.People look at me and they don't see what I've learned. They don't see the 30+ pounds of weight I've lost. THey don't see me SEEKING SALADS (What?! Ludicrous!) Because they don't see any of that, and that food is a highly personal thing, I feel like I'm talking to a wall when it comes to the Whole30. I feel kinda silly, like when I tried to convert others to my religious beliefs from when I was dating CD. While that was silly and more faith based... I have results. The whole9 people have results/testimonials, too. I'm proof that what I did is doable, and that people are benefitting. So in light of that, how come everybody already regards it as out of their reach, or invalid? I really don't want to force anybody to try it. On the other hand, I find myself distraught that so many rely on doubts. "Wheat's healthy", or "I have to eat Ice cream," or "I have responsibilities outside of myself," or "I can't afford it".. The thing is, that if somebody believes in any of this, they'd try to make it work. I know I could, even when I had to go to a convention (Bad eating, drinking, etc.). So the problem isn't that nobody's deciding to do it-- it's that they've already decided they shouldn't possibly do it. All in all, it sounds so similar to a basic problem. People don't want advice they didn't ask for. alongside the typical situation of, "Why didn't you say anything?" "Because you never asked." Maybe nobody thinks I have knowledge, or that I have any validity/proof to it. I suppose I pride myself on being dogmatic, but I worry that this respect and hate of rules makes me seem less reputable. Whatever! Back to life. |
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9:57pm
This informative google TechTalk does a great job of dividing groups by a revelatory mindset.EG:
Essentially, one group of people can be on a level 5 connection, but then that same group can be in another regularly-meeting situation with a few more people and be a "I'm great" group where they sabotage each other. It's a long talk, but there's more to it than what I've said above. Thoughts? |
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11:41pm
( LARP Summary. (NERO Ravenholt.)Collapse )Though I was brief, I hope what I said made it apparent: I'm interested in going to future NERO events with LeeAnn. :3 Sad to say, I've barely had time to focus on what I want to work on.. EG: My game. I finally started doing a few things tonight (cutting up an old design I made into IMGs before CSS), but I'm wracked with worries.. as usual. "Should I do a drag/drop, or resizable div interface? Or should I stick with the frames I had originally?" I really don't want to use frames, but I am so goddamned lazy. Maybe I should just 'get something out' before I begin the fine-tuning, eh? Might as well move while I can. Finally: I haven't touched my LJ design, icons, etc, in awhile. Same with Nateway. I wish I kept up more with them, but.. |
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4:45pm
LiveJournal is not safe for you, or any of your LJ Friends.So the question is, now what? It won't solve the problem of 'where it is hosted', but it would offer LJ 'friend' functionality outside of LJ. I wonder if such a plugin exists... |
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11:15pm
Why the fuck is GameFAQs displaying FAQs in a fucking lame way?It doesn't work with my mobile phone AT ALL. |
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7:14pm
Dammit.Just found out about Jon Stewart's Million Moderate March.. aka. The Rally to Restore Sanity. What sucks? It takes place on the same date as FurFright 2010. Laaame. Also: Normal weekend with a crazy last night. Tired, but good. |
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6:25pm
Hacking Work. Hacking work is the act of getting what you need to do your best by exploiting loopholes and creating workarounds. Why? Business is broken. We all know it, even if we’re scared to admit it. Most of us feel screwed, and many of us feel helpless to change it. We have become slaves to our infrastructure – to business’s controlling tools, procedures and mandates. Something’s got to give. Something already has. Workers everywhere are beginning to cut through that control, cut through bureaucratic stupidity. They’re hacking their work. I just got an e-mail about this from the guy who built a box that could train crows to gather coins. He wrote that book, and I'm intending to look into it more. Maybe you are interested, too. |
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9:59pm
My friend in western MA who I trust on many things was saying the following things about the shitty culture shove going on in Brazil. LIke, cultures and tribes being shoved out of where they used to be into shitty towns..Mentor Friend: there are several accounts of anthropologists Mentor Friend: upon meeting the local shaman Mentor Friend: in south america Mentor Friend: being amazed when the shaman suddenly says that he is initiating them Mentor Friend: because they are the ONLY PEOPLE the shaman has met, even from their own culture Mentor Friend: who have given a shit about the traditions Mentor Friend: and the shamans were afraid that the tradition was going to die with them Mentor Friend: so instead they initiate the anthropologist, because their own people didnt care anymore Mentor Friend: this stuff is dying fast Me: .... :| Mentor Friend: wade davis, esteemed anthropologist and ethnobotinist said Mentor Friend: every day one of these guys dies Mentor Friend: and its like loosing the library of alexandria every day Mentor Friend: its why he is so passionate about this |
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