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Ohh myy

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That Aleesha Hulk is seriously awesome, both the hulk version and the regular morph.

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Copyright is not supposed to be anything. It’s an artificial restriction created for the purpose of promoting creative works.

At the time of its invention, copyright was thought of as a useful idea. Science in its current form was in its early days. Copyright was not the product of investigation into what would promote creative works; it was the product of political philosophy.

Since then, copyright has become largely ideological, but it did not start as such. Its origins are strictly utilitarian, but not evidence-based.

The first U.S. federal copyright law was the Copyright Act of 1790, which granted a copyright term of 14 years, with an option to extend for another 14 years if the original author survived to the end of the first term.

I think there are a few interesting points that tend to get glossed over when it comes to copyright. The first is that copyright is not recognized anywhere in law as a natural right. It is explicitly artificial. The second is that copyright is supposed to be utilitarian in nature; metaphors that treat intellectual property like physical property subject to “natural” property rights are entirely missing the point.

Finally, the U.S. constitution grants Congress the right to enact copyright laws, but not the obligation. The constitution is silent on the necessity of copyright, it merely leaves the possibility open.

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Oh no! I’m glad you and your family are unharmed.

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The link is right but it looks like you have to view the article first:

http://www.ironmind.com/ironmind/opencms/Articles/2008/May/Dione_Wessels_on_Kristin_Rhodes_at_Worldxs_Strongest_Woman__xWowx.html

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Credit where credit is due! http://www.smbc-comics.com/

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cpbell0033944 wrote:

Nah, not a good decision – a physique like hers is a pure BBing one.

I agree about her physique, she is an astoundingly beautiful and perfectly shaped bodybuilder.

However, I think she did a good job in her recent post of articulating why the lifestyle of bodybuilding is not for her. It sounds like she’ll be happier training for the physique division.

And, the eternal optimist in me can’t help hoping that the sport will change to the point where it’s long-term healthier for the competitors, and Cindy wants to be a bodybuilder again!

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It’s up to you to decide if their service is worth the cost.

Personally, to me, it’s not. And I’d be seriously concerned with handing over my credit card number.

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Is she calling security?

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Dianne’s BEFOREs look like morphs! What an incredible development!

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