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perfect 10 she is numerically superior.
Primitive (tribes)
non-literate (see excerpts from the Indigenous Peoples
Intellectual Rights article below)
Cannibalism Intra-Species Consumption
Dishonest, immoral, evil
Morally different
bad cook microwave-compatible.
revisionists
new historians (from the NPR)
hooked on soap operas melodramatically fixated.
too skinny skeletally prominent.
gain weight become a metabolic overachiever.
hard body anatomically inflexible.
Adultery an
acceptable means of expressing personal needs
Terrorist, terrorism
militant, militancy
Too much make-up cosmetically
oversaturated.
She shops too much she is overly susceptible to
marketing ploys
Snores is nasally repetitive
Snow White and Seven Dwarfs
Snow
Melanin-Impoverished and the Seven Vertically Challenged Persons
"Keeping one's language free of sexist, racist, ageist, sizist and
ableist trigger words has become a challenge, particularly for the
dysfunctionally awared."
Chemically inconvenienced: Drugged or drunk.
Dysfunctionally awared: Bigoted, right-leaning.
Mineral companion pet rock
Animal companion pet Persons with difficult-to-meet needs:
convicts, Serial killers
Plagiarism: Previously Owned Prose (as in "this list was
plagiarized from a Washington Post column")
Cowardly: Challenge Challenged
Rude: Tact Avoidant
Assassination: Term Limitation
Deceased: Actuarially Mature
Corpse: Post-Human Mass
Loser: Second Place Mankind, Human:
Earth Children
Dead People: Dysfunctional Earth Children
Woman: Womyn
Girl: Pre-Womyn
Dirty Old Man: Sexually Focused, Chronologically Gifted Individual
Insane People: Selectively Perceptive Mental Explorers
Lazy: Motivationally Deficient
Self-centered: Egotistically Accelerated
Fat: Alternative Body Image
Fail: Achieve a Deficiency
Dishonest: Ethically Disoriented
Bald: Comb-Free
Blind: Optically Darker
Clumsy: Uniquely Coordinated
Body Odor: Non-discretionary Fragrance
Alive: Temporarily Metabolically-abled
Worst: Least Best
Wrong: Differently Logical
Ugly: Cosmetically Different
Short: Differently Statured
Old Person Gerontologically
Advanced
Bum: Displaced Homeowner
Vagrant: Destinationless Individual
Spendthrift: Negative Saver
Gang: Youth Group
Net addict : Network Active
Pregnant: Parasitically Oppressed
Ignorant: free of knowledge-base
Trees: Oxygen Producers
Tree-Hugger: Environmental Activist
Logger: Wood Weasel, Paper Pirate, Treeslayer
Paper bag: Processed Tree Carcass
Meter Maid: Parking Enforcement Auditor
Post Man: Post Person
Housewife: Domestic Engineer
Dish washer: Utensil Sanitizer
Poor: Economically Unprepared
Panhandler: Unaffiliated applicant for private-sector funding.
Unemployed: Involuntarily Leisured
and more expressions:
They aren't incented to.
I wasn't wired that way, but it became
mission-critical as I strategically focused on my go-forward plan.
At the end of the day, it's all about
robust, world-class language solutions.
Net-net, my value proposition is based on
maximizing synergies and being first to market with a leveraged,
value-added deliverable.
That's the opportunity space on a level
playing field.
My knowledge base is deselective of fiber
media.
Let's take your issues off line.
You have a result-driven mind-set that isn't
a strategic fit with my game plan.
Your call is very important to me.
My vision is to monetize scalable supply
chains.
I may eventually exit the business to pursue
other career opportunities.
Take it and run with it.
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES LAUNCH A NEW
INDEPENDENT INITIATIVE ON IP
The Rockefeller Foundation released a Press
Statement on its three-year
program relating to intellectual property rights.
Within the RF’s program,
one aspect relates to indigenous peoples
intellectual property rights. The
following statement has been preprared by the
Indigenous Peoples Steering
Committee involved in the RF Program. The values
and intentions of the
Indigenous program takes a different form to that
of the other RF
components.
Attached is a Press Release on our initiative for
your information and
distribution.
A three-year independent international initiative
to protect the traditional
knowledge and intellectual property of indigenous
peoples is to be launched
this month. Indigenous experts in cultural
and intellectual property from
around the world to develop a comprehensive
strategy to achieve greater
participation in, and control by, indigenous
peoples in the protection and
development of their cultural heritage.
To respond to the threats and challenges of
emerging international
intellectual property (IP) policies which
do not
adequately reflect or
respond to the concerns of indigenous
peoples, an
international committee
of indigenous peoples experts on traditional
knowledge and intellectual
property is launching “The Call of the Earth:
Ancient Wisdom for Sustaining
Livelihoods, Cultures and Environments”, a
three-year independent
international Indigenous Peoples initiative on
intellectual property policy.
The Call of the Earth Circle initiative aims at
bringing together leading
indigenous peoples’ voices to advance
indigenous peoples’ perspectives on
intellectual property policy in the international
policy arena. The
initiative includes a series of Global and
Regional Dialogues on
Intellectual Property, which will be held over
the next three years, the
development of a Knowledge Base and support for
local innovative initiatives
and capacity
building. A supporting ‘Circle of
Wise People and Friends'
will also be developed to enable those wishing to
participate and assist
in this initiative.
The Bellagio Launching Conference: The Call of
the Earth Circle initiative
will be launched with a Global Dialogue in
Bellagio, Italy, next 25-30
November 2002. The Bellagio Global Dialogue on IP
is bringing together
indigenous peoples experts from different regions
and sectoral interests
The First Indigenous Peoples’ Global Dialogue
on Intellectual Property focused on:
* State of the debate, dilemmas, key policy, key
actions/strategies
* Mapping of
what is going on in key places; lay down the principles of
indigenous peoples on intellectual property (the
values and the ethics)
* Designing the
process
* Defining
indigenous peoples terms on intellectual property (e.g.
"protection”,
sui generis, collective rights; TK/IK; specific topics
like prior informed consent, access to genetic
resources, etc.)
* Exploring
cross-cutting themes and issues (prior informed consent; right to self-determination)
* Analyzing
the thematic agenda of the initiative; what could the
initiative contribute on each thematic level
* Indigenous
concepts and values (e.g. to translate this into common terms): how to
maintain the holism and not to break concepts into parts?
* Strategic
landscaping; state of policy debate: identifying opportunities
and a calendar
The Cry of the Earth initiative is being
organized by an Ad-Hoc Indigenous
Peoples Steering Committee and is supported by
the Rockefeller Foundation,
the United Nations University, The Convention on
Biological Diversity, the
Mataatua Declaration Association and other
international organizations.
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