Dobra plata, dobro mesto, jeftin real estate

[noskich]

imam je na disku u 1080, ali nisam gledao. cekam odgovarajuce raspolozenje i ekran

Odavno je to pogledano sa moje strane... hvala u svakom slucaju.Po pitanju uzasnog polozaja zivotinja u danasnjem svetu mnogo je sokantniji film Earthlings:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCRspwfKHmIU celom filmu najneverovatnija scena je dranje zivih pasa sto je `industrijska` praksa:http://www.poetv.com/video.php?vid=69671

[noskich]

Malo mi je ova kampanja isprazna, ali je video dobro objasnio situaciju u kojoj se nalazi moja generacija:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fqakhc1V_JI

[noskich]

Film koji objasnjava mnogo toga: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_the_Wild_%28film%29http://watch32.com/movies-online/into-the-wild-284602/episode-1.htmlNimalo slucajno duhovna inspiracija glavnog lika je: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_David_Thoreau

[noskich]

Ima li razlike u odjevanju funkcionera u SFRJ i CEO-a danas? Sustina je ista, privatizacija profita, kolektivizacija gubitka.Concentrated wealth is derived by taking from the commons for personal gain in an undemocratic way. We can reverse the current trend toward privatization and wealth inequality by claiming the commons and using it for mutual prosperity. The commons cannot exist without a participatory governance structure. Therefore, building the commons is a fundamental step toward real democracy.The market takes from the commons for free, and whatever liabilities it incurs or whatever it cannot make a profit from, it dumps back into the commons. Some call it privatizing the profits and socializing the risks.Market culture has colluded with government, sometimes so closely that big business and government seem like a hand in a glove. They work together as partners to expand the market's power over all aspects of our lives. As David Bollier says, "The state provides a useful fig leaf of legitimacy and due process for the market's agenda, but there is little doubt that private capital has overwhelmed democratic, non-market interests except at the margins."http://truth-out.org/opinion/item/18582-building-the-commons-as-an-antidote-to-the-predatory-market-economyThe Wealth of the Commons - A world beyond market & state:http://wealthofthecommons.org/

Edited September 5, 2013 by noskich

[braca]

Al se ti fino zabavljaš...Samo da podvučem novi momenat... Posle ljudi koji jedu iz kontejnera i spavaju na trotoaru, noskish nam kao model nudi kandidata za Darwin Award...

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[noskich]

A evo jednog priloga za dame. Batalite kozmetiku i teretanu, postanite raw vegan:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q-0o7eAi50

Edited September 6, 2013 by noskich

[Dagmar]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3HrkQaPHAA

Hm, mislila sam da zivim u prvom svetu, ali izgleda da ne zivim. Niko od onih sa kojima se druzim se nikad ne zali na ovakve stvari. Gde je taj prvi svet?

[cmrlj]

A evo jednog priloga za dame. Batalite kozmetiku i teretanu, postanite raw vegan:

mozda ti da batalis kozmetiku i teretanu?

[Indy]

Gde je taj prvi svet?

Na twitteru, ofkors.

[Aineko]

A evo jednog priloga za dame. Batalite kozmetiku i teretanu, postanite raw vegan:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q-0o7eAi50

linkabout the study(AGEs affect nearly every type of cell and molecule in the body, and are thought to be one factor in aging and some age-related chronic diseases.)Just sayin'...da stvari nisu bas tako crno-bele kao na onim "a 45 year old mom looks 25 - dermatologists hate her!" banerima.(uostalom, dame i ne idu u teretanu - plase se da se slucajno ne nabilduju)

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[braca]

ti se i dalje zabavljaš sam sa sobom...ajde da ne bude da samo kritikujem, evo ti nešto što će ti se verovatno dopasti, a i meni izgleda kao dobra ideja

[noskich]

DON`T stay hungry and DON`T stay foolish.Evo govora na diplomskoj ceremoniji kojeg treba pogledati:http://www.resilience.org/stories/2013-09-13/commencement-address-university-of-massachusetts-at-boston-may-2013 Almost universal is the tendency to try to find meaning at the Mall. Here I refer to our consumerism, our affluenza. How wrongheaded to think that we can satisfy our non-material needs with more materialism—more stuff! You are probably familiar with Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs. At the bottom of the pyramid are the material things we really do need to buy—or, even better, make ourselves—food, water, shelter, health care, education—the basics. But as we move up the pyramid, we encounter the non-material needs—friendship, belonging, intimacy, self-esteem, a sense of accomplishment. Advertisers seduce us to try to meet these higher needs by buying stuff—cars, clothing, jewelry, beer, and so much more. Madison Avenue and its clients love it precisely because it doesn’t work. There is no meaning to be found at the Mall. But somehow that doesn’t stop us. We keep buying, shop ‘til we drop.•First, care for your place, your community, wherever you live. In America, we’ve had enough of throwaway cities and runaway businesses. So build the future locally. Create intentional communities. Transition towns. Launch new enterprises that are rooted, sustainable—that have a higher social purpose than profit. There is no Washington-style gridlock stopping us where we live. Follow the food.•Second, care for your country, wherever it is. Listen to this: Here is what Thomas Jefferson wrote at the end of his presidency, “The care of human life and happiness . . . is the first and only legitimate object of good government.” Goodness! What if everyone in Washington took that seriously.•And lastly, care for our planet, and care for our children and grandchildren and all future generations who will inhabit it.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK40eNkbMHkIn America and elsewhere, we need to build an economy and a politics that give priority to people, place and planet rather than profit, product, and power. Some have called it the caring economy. Others have called it the solidarity economy. Still others, the sharing economy. At the New Economy Coalition based here in Boston, we are just calling it the new economy. Join with us and help us build it. Rebecca Solnit has written that “the grounds for hope are . . . in the people who are inventing the world while no one looks.” Join us.George Bernard Shaw famously remarked that all progress depends on being unreasonable. My friends, it’s time for a large amount of civic unreasonableness. It is time for a deeper critique of why our economies aren’t working for people, place, or planet. Remember: to protest because you care for your country is an act of high patriotism. As Frederick Douglass observed in the fight against slavery, “Power concedes nothing without a demand.”Dream of a new place—a place where the pursuit of happiness is sought not in more getting and spending but in the growth of human solidarity, real democracy, and devotion to the public good; where the average person is empowered to achieve his or her human potential; where the benefits of economic activity are widely and equitably shared; where the environment is sustained for current and future generations; and where the virtues of simple living, community self-reliance, good fellowship, and respect for nature predominate. We can build this future if we join together and fight for it.

Edited September 17, 2013 by noskich

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Edited September 19, 2013 by noskich