Re: Denkverbot

by aben 22/12/2016, 20:23

kad malo bolje razmislin, nisu ni crtani ke sun jo gljedo bili manje nasilni...

by aben 22/12/2016, 20:24

kic wrote:
moja duša i je tormented, enivej, mativka, hah nasmijalo me ovo za vucu..

mate ima dvostranu prirodu, lako se oduševi, ali istovremeno nakuplja i niz drugih impulsa, koje ona tumači na samo sebi razumljiv način, u svakom slučaju mislim da je dobro da je pukla kako bi se mogla resetirati..

mane baš zanimo sljedeća inkarnacija..ali razbijeno je pijetak pravilo, ki zno ka će se vrnuti:(

by **kic** 22/12/2016, 20:31

pijetak pravilo?

by aben 22/12/2016, 20:32

kic wrote:
pijetak pravilo?

ono da piše samo u pijetak, u zanje vrime je dolazila erratic

by **kic** 22/12/2016, 20:37

nda

http://www.newstatesman.com/ideas/2013/10/slavoj-zizek-most-idiots-i-know-are-academics

by **kic** 22/12/2016, 21:32

ovako će malivka

Denkverbot - Page 46 Kintsu10

As a philosophy, kintsugi can be seen to have similarities to the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, an embracing of the flawed or imperfect. Japanese aesthetics values marks of wear by the use of an object. This can be seen as a rationale for keeping an object around even after it has broken and as a justification of kintsugi itself, highlighting the cracks and repairs as simply an event in the life of an object rather than allowing its service to end at the time of its damage or breakage.

Kintsugi can relate to the Japanese philosophy of "no mind", which encompasses the concepts of non-attachment, acceptance of change and fate as aspects of human life.

by **kic** 23/12/2016, 17:50

by **kic** 23/12/2016, 22:17

http://nbacro.com/kolumne/xs-and-os-sweetchuck-27462

by Guest 24/12/2016, 12:51

aben wrote:
kic wrote:
moja duša i je tormented, enivej, mativka, hah nasmijalo me ovo za vucu..

mate ima dvostranu prirodu, lako se oduševi, ali istovremeno nakuplja i niz drugih impulsa, koje ona tumači na samo sebi razumljiv način, u svakom slučaju mislim da je dobro da je pukla kako bi se mogla resetirati..

mane baš zanimo sljedeća inkarnacija..ali razbijeno je pijetak pravilo, ki zno ka će se vrnuti:(

Mativka je najpozitivnija, najbolja, najkvalitetnija osoba na cijelom forumu.. nema kod nje ni natruhe cinizma, ironije ili sarkazma, piše iz srca i na sva vaša bockanja odgovara s ljubavlju i razumijevanjem... vaša će tema nestati ako Mativke ne bude na njoj.. jednostavno niste dovoljno zanimljivi za održavati temu.. možebit dosadni.. to da... farao

by aben 24/12/2016, 14:40

kic wrote:
nda

http://www.newstatesman.com/ideas/2013/10/slavoj-zizek-most-idiots-i-know-are-academics

"What Americans don’t want to admit… is that not only is there not a contradiction between state regulation and freedom, but in order for us to actually be free in our social interactions, there must be an extremely elaborated network of health, law, institutions, moral rules and so on."
"Ideology today", says Žižek, is "unfreedom which you sincerely personally experience as freedom."

That’s why, he claims, many Americans see universal healthcare as a restriction on their freedom to choose a doctor: "well f*ck it, I feel much more free if I simply don’t have to think about that. Like with electricity. I’m very glad to renounce the freedom to choose my water or electricity suppliers: because can you imagine having to make all these choices?"

by aben 24/12/2016, 14:49

metilda wrote:
aben wrote:
kic wrote:
moja duša i je tormented, enivej, mativka, hah nasmijalo me ovo za vucu..

mate ima dvostranu prirodu, lako se oduševi, ali istovremeno nakuplja i niz drugih impulsa, koje ona tumači na samo sebi razumljiv način, u svakom slučaju mislim da je dobro da je pukla kako bi se mogla resetirati..

mane baš zanimo sljedeća inkarnacija..ali razbijeno je pijetak pravilo, ki zno ka će se vrnuti:(

Mativka je najpozitivnija, najbolja, najkvalitetnija osoba na cijelom forumu.. nema kod nje ni natruhe cinizma, ironije ili sarkazma, piše iz srca i na sva vaša bockanja odgovara s ljubavlju i razumijevanjem...

mah, to bi bolje pasalo na nekon podforumu empatija, ili girly stuff, ili kardiologija

vaša će tema nestati ako Mativke ne bude na njoj.. jednostavno niste dovoljno zanimljivi za održavati temu.. možebit dosadni.. to da...

ne će nestati jer je koncipirana ko vip, nego je samo ti neš čitati. ti i ove ostale cure koje dolaze učiti od mativke kako se snalaziti u sengviću:)

by Guest 24/12/2016, 14:58

Standardne psihološke definicije nisu pravedne prema alfa mužjaku: on dominira poviješću, a karizma alfa mužjaka gurala je svijet naprijed. On je samostalan, samopouzdan i često autodestruktivan. S njim ste ili protiv njega. Inteligentan je, ali i strašno bahat, ima karizmu, ali i talent za samopromociju. Drugi kopiraju njegov stil, govor i izgled, on ne kopira nikoga.

by Guest 24/12/2016, 14:59

aben wrote:
ne će nestati jer je koncipirana ko vip, nego je samo ti neš čitati. ti i ove ostale cure koje dolaze učiti od mativke kako se snalaziti u sengviću:)

pa ja i ne čitam ovu temu.. samo ponekad navratim radi mativke...

by aben 24/12/2016, 15:03

metilda wrote:
aben wrote:
ne će nestati jer je koncipirana ko vip, nego je samo ti neš čitati. ti i ove ostale cure koje dolaze učiti od mativke kako se snalaziti u sengviću:)

pa ja i ne čitam ovu temu.. samo ponekad navratim radi mativke...

ne čitoš? a, tema ide dalje, kako to?

by aben 24/12/2016, 15:09

There are records, and then there are records.
A month ago, I blogged that President Barack Obama’s Federal Register, the daily depository of rules and regulations, stood at 81,640 pages for 2016.
That topped the all-time record—also held by Obama—of 81,405 pages in 2010.
And it happened before Thanksgiving. Since November 17, the Federal Register has been setting a new record every day.
But this morning is special. Today standing at 91,642 pages, the Federal Register is 10,000 pages higher than the prior all-time record.
Ninety-thousand pages is heretofore unheard of. Up until this year, the 80,000 page mark was the shocker, and had been passed just three times (in 2010, 2011 and 2015).
The chart below shows the 15 highest Federal Register page counts. Of the 10 highest-ever counts, Obama holds seven.
Denkverbot - Page 46 Federal-register-top-15-dec-16-2016_cr

Denkverbot - Page 46 Federal-register-top-15-dec-16-2016_cr

For ideas on how to reform the federal regulatory state, see the relevant section of CEI’s Agenda for Congress and our recent Web Memo, “First Steps for the Trump Administration: Rein in the Regulatory State.”

by aben 24/12/2016, 15:20

nakon n-worda, f-worda, sa imomo i c-word

by Guest 24/12/2016, 15:32

aben wrote:
metilda wrote:
aben wrote:
ne će nestati jer je koncipirana ko vip, nego je samo ti neš čitati. ti i ove ostale cure koje dolaze učiti od mativke kako se snalaziti u sengviću:)

pa ja i ne čitam ovu temu.. samo ponekad navratim radi mativke...

ne čitoš? a, tema ide dalje, kako to?

pa ti i kic pišete :D uopće vas se na mora čitati da bi tema išla dalje... imam ja hrpu tema na kruškama i jabukama i idu dalje dok stavljam postove na njih. :))))

by aben 24/12/2016, 15:37

metilda wrote:
aben wrote:
metilda wrote:
aben wrote:
ne će nestati jer je koncipirana ko vip, nego je samo ti neš čitati. ti i ove ostale cure koje dolaze učiti od mativke kako se snalaziti u sengviću:)

pa ja i ne čitam ovu temu.. samo ponekad navratim radi mativke...

ne čitoš? a, tema ide dalje, kako to?

pa ti i kic pišete :D uopće vas se na mora čitati da bi tema išla dalje... imam ja hrpu tema na kruškama i jabukama i idu dalje dok stavljam postove na njih. :))))

čekoj, zbunjivoš me, oće tema nestati ili ne će?

by Guest 24/12/2016, 15:42

kic wrote:
nda

http://www.newstatesman.com/ideas/2013/10/slavoj-zizek-most-idiots-i-know-are-academics

mda.. žižek... nije da ga ne čitam.. ali od svega što sam zapamtila od njega je da je čovjek ispao iz božjeg anusa i da je hrvatska primjer povratka u mračni srednji vijek.. žižek puj puj...

by Guest 24/12/2016, 15:43

aben wrote:
metilda wrote:
aben wrote:
metilda wrote:
aben wrote:
ne će nestati jer je koncipirana ko vip, nego je samo ti neš čitati. ti i ove ostale cure koje dolaze učiti od mativke kako se snalaziti u sengviću:)

pa ja i ne čitam ovu temu.. samo ponekad navratim radi mativke...

ne čitoš? a, tema ide dalje, kako to?

pa ti i kic pišete :D uopće vas se na mora čitati da bi tema išla dalje... imam ja hrpu tema na kruškama i jabukama i idu dalje dok stavljam postove na njih. :))))
čekoj, zbunjivoš me, oće tema nestati ili ne će?

ne će :P

by aben 25/12/2016, 17:54

while most people know Jolly Old Saint Nick as a friendly figure, he too is not immune from the perils of administrative overreach and overcriminalization.
To get you in the Christmas spirit, here is a list of some of the potential crimes and violations of federal law Saint Nick as he prepares to take flight for 2016.
1. The Reindeer Act
Many have tried finding Santa’s workshop—without success—but children have long mailed letters to the Santa Claus House located at 101 St. Nicholas Drive in North Pole, Alaska. This office location is the first source of trouble for Father Christmas. Under the Reindeer Act, signed into law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1937, only Alaska Natives are allowed to own reindeer in Alaska.
While Santa has been operating out of the North Pole for many years, only Eskimos, Indians, and Aleuts inhabiting Alaska at the time the United States purchased the land from Russia are considered natives under the act, and Saint Nicholas is from the Greek village Patara in modern-day Turkey. Luckily for Santa, he might be able to avoid the $5,000 fine for violating this provision of the Code of Federal Regulations, but only if he applies for and is granted a special use permit to possess reindeers as a non-native.
2. The Lacey Act
Even if Santa gets around the Reindeer Act, he may face civil and criminal penalties under the Lacey Act if his purchase, sale, possession, or use of reindeer—or any other flora or fauna— violates any state or federal law or the law of any foreign nation, no matter what language or code that foreign law is written in.
Just as some unwitting Americans have been convicted of offenses such as the
“importation of Caribbean spiny lobsters from Honduras” in violation of Honduran packaging laws, Santa could be committing a crime each time he crosses borders to deliver flora or fauna.
3. Flying Without a License
Despite Santa’s many years of experience, there is no Mr. Claus listed in the Federal Aviation Administration’s pilot certificates database. If Santa is piloting his sleigh without an airman’s certificate, he is in violation of 49 U.S.C. § 46317.
Any pilot who operates an aircraft without a proper license is guilty of a federal crime punishable by three years in prison (the sleigh would almost certainly be deemed an aircraft under 49 U.S.C. § 40102(a)(6)). And that is only for Santa’s role as a pilot. If his sleigh is not deemed airworthy, Santa will be in violation of 14 C.F.R. § 91.7 and subject to additional civil penalties by the FAA.
If Santa’s sleigh is approved, he then must post “within” the “aircraft” a copy of the registration, airworthiness certificate, and other official documents, to be displayed “at the cabin or cockpit entrance so that it is legible to passengers or crew,” per 14 C.F.R. § 91.203(b); the sleigh’s baggage compartment must be installed subject to Subsection C with a copy of FAA Form 337 authorizing such installation maintained on board the sleigh; and all fuel venting and exhaust emissions must meet additional requirements.
Hopefully Santa has a good compliance team.
4. False Statements
Any white lie that falls within the jurisdiction of the U.S. government could be a federal crime. As Heritage scholars have written elsewhere, there is one general federal statute for false statements that “should be broad enough to reach any fib or whopper that the federal government could have a good reason to prosecute.”
But there are dozens more specific criminal statutes that punish false statements regarding such minutiae as fluid milk products. If Santa parks his sleigh on federal land and encounters a park ranger while coming down the chimney, he’d better not tell a fib about what he’s up to or he could end up in big trouble. (He would also be violating another federal law if he parks his sleigh in a way that inconveniences another person on federal land, but I digress.)
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg once observed that, under federal false statement statutes, “the prospect remains that an overzealous prosecutor or investigator—aware that a person has committed some suspicious acts, but unable to make a criminal case—will create a crime by surprising the suspect, asking about those acts, and receiving a false denial.”
Here, once Santa gets off the ground, his real legal trouble is only just beginning. A government agent need only ask Santa if he committed burglary, trespass, or larceny, or ask him, “Are you really Santa Claus?” In that case, Santa really would need a Miracle on 34th Street to stay out of the slammer for lying.
5. IRS Tax Gift
Even if Santa evades capture during his Christmas Eve flight, he then must deal with Uncle Sam upon his return to the North Pole. Under IRS gift tax rules, the giver of gifts above a certain threshold is taxed at a rate up to 40 percent of the value of the gift. While individuals are allowed to make gifts up to $14,000 per recipient without encountering any tax consequences—most toy trucks and dolls would probably fit under this exemption—gifts above the limit must be reported on IRS Form 709.
As such, each time Santa drops off a shiny new BMW for mom or dad, he will be on the hook for an even bigger tax bill on April 15. Willful failure to file a gift tax return can land Santa in prison for up to one year under 26 U.S.C. § 7203. Let no good deed go unpunished.

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