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Archive for December, 2007

Something to make you feel good

I am a mountain, I am a tall tree, ohhhhh
I am a swift wind sweepin’ the country
I am a river, down in the valley, ohhhhhh
I am a vision, and I can see clearlyyy
If anybody asks you who I am
Just stand up tall
Look ‘em in the face and saaaaay
I’m [...]

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More Canadian DMCA info…

 According to Boing Boing:
 The roller coaster that is the Canadian DMCA has taken another turn. Sometime between yesterday afternoon and this morning, the government decided to hold off. At 10:00 am this morning, the introduction of new government bills came and went without a new copyright bill. The Industry Minister’s press secretary has advised journalists [...]

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The image above is small, but is the best I could find of the new issue of Lethbridge College’s Magazine Wider Horizons. The cover depicts a woman with the African continent superimposed over her face , and the lead title:
College brings humanity to the Dark Continent
Is this really how they are phrasing this? The Lethbridge [...]

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I sent around an email today to friends and family with information about the Canadian DMCA that Minister Jim Prentice is trying to push through while no one is looking. It feels like the Conservative government is trying to pull a fast one here.
First of all, looking at some of the implications of this bill, [...]

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Year End Lists

I’ve been following Largehearted Boy’s round up of 2007 best of lists, and there is something about it that really makes me feel uncomfortable. Something about the sheer volume that makes all of the lists lose their value. Look at the sheer homogeneity of the lists, guaranteed to have a giant overlap in with all of [...]

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Fleck – the process of discovering facts vs Facts aren’t produced! They are RECOGNIZED! / Wittgenstein – not to have breakthrough, but to clear up the mess by the last philosophy (ANT close to this with regards to science – we have ourselves with a misunderstanding of the claims of science and the goals of [...]

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