Ansell LifeStyles condoms suck
Consider this a public service announcement: Ansell LifeStyles brand condoms break more than any other brand I've used.
Presumably the "added value" they promote on the box is the result of unplanned pregnancies.
Presumably the "added value" they promote on the box is the result of unplanned pregnancies.
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Federal Government Online Copyright Infringement Discussion Paper
The
Australian Government is currently seeking comment on a proposal to
tackle online copyright infringement and is inviting public submissions
on the paper.
Below is my submission and I encourage you to email your own to copyrightconsultation@ag.gov.a u
G'day,
The proposal to force ISPs to bear responsibility for copyright infringements is ridiculous and will add unnecessary cost to their services.
Rather than attempt to curb downloading of such material, the Australian Government should look more closely at the reasons why consumers feel the need to engage in this activity.
It seems to me the monopoly of content is one example in which the current market is not responding to the needs of consumers. The popularity of US television shows that are distributed solely through Foxtel, rather than being made available concurrently on alternate services such as iTunes is an obvious example.
The extent of downloading within Australia means that you would not be recognising the interests of citizens in pursuing your proposed actions.
Please look for solutions that make it easier for people to access the content they seek.
Thanks,
Jason
Below is my submission and I encourage you to email your own to copyrightconsultation@ag.gov.a
G'day,
The proposal to force ISPs to bear responsibility for copyright infringements is ridiculous and will add unnecessary cost to their services.
Rather than attempt to curb downloading of such material, the Australian Government should look more closely at the reasons why consumers feel the need to engage in this activity.
It seems to me the monopoly of content is one example in which the current market is not responding to the needs of consumers. The popularity of US television shows that are distributed solely through Foxtel, rather than being made available concurrently on alternate services such as iTunes is an obvious example.
The extent of downloading within Australia means that you would not be recognising the interests of citizens in pursuing your proposed actions.
Please look for solutions that make it easier for people to access the content they seek.
Thanks,
Jason
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Great cover
As a teen in the late '80s I've always had a bit of a thing for Kylie Minogue. So I think this cheeky cover she features on is great.
The poodle is a beaut touch because, aside from revealing her crack, it seems to suggest an Italian male identity given the way former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was described as a poodle for supporting US President George W. Bush to invade Iraq.
The poodle is a beaut touch because, aside from revealing her crack, it seems to suggest an Italian male identity given the way former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was described as a poodle for supporting US President George W. Bush to invade Iraq.
Grong on
Here are pics that my Western Riverina Arts colleague Derek took at the Fanny Lumsden show in Grong Grong where I played last weekend.
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