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pain in the ass!

With this brief post I wanted to externalize my disapproval of the pop up ... a source of great pain in the ass and disorder against those who use the Internet.

One is reading something that interests them on the Internet or are upgrading the his blog (all references is purely coincidental) and is interrupted by "The Paranza" Daniele Silvestri shot at 10000 decibels or messages in style "... find your soul mate ... by TheClub" or "... download the ringtone to your mobile phone The Lion Sleeps Tonight ... "

But go to hell! Personally, I find that the burst of messages like these on the computers of people who have requested it is an illegal action by the prosecution. The fact remains that you can enable the blocking of pop up, but inexplicably this filter works even more!

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Victory Pharmacy of the Poor


Faithfully reflects the text in the last newsletter Doctors Without Borders.

- India will continue to develop drugs for developing countries. Rejected the application by Novartis against the Indian patent law. Relief of millions of patients and doctors.

The Chennai High Court issued a landmark ruling that preserves the Indian Patent Act and gives the wrong Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis, who wanted to declare that the legislation enabling Indian industries to produce generic equivalents of essential drugs and life-saving, affordable for developing countries.

"This ruling is a big relief for millions of patients and doctors who work in the poorest countries and depend largely on drugs produced in India says Raffaella Ravinetti, president of Doctors Without Borders humanitarian in Italy. The Indiana Court reaffirms the right of countries like India to enact laws that take ownership of all the safeguards provided for in international agreements on trade and avoid the risk of a further restriction on the ability to produce generic drugs, which are essential to meet the needs public health of vulnerable populations. We call upon multinational drug companies and wealthy countries to comply with Indian law and stop pushing for the countries development schemes to adopt even more restrictive regarding patents on medicines. "

Novartis had dragged to court to force the Indian government to amend the Indian Patent Act in order to obtain an easier and broader intellectual property protection for its products. Novartis said that the Indian law that allows certain extent the manufacture of generic versions of certain key medicines does not respect the rules established by the World Trade Organization. But these complaints complaints were deemed unfounded by the first ' High Court of Chennai.

Until 2005, India did not recognize patents on drugs: data from 2005 within which the World Trade Organization has asked countries in the developing world to implement the new patent rules, India has passed a law that provides for some safeguards, such as that patents are granted only on real innovations. This means that companies wanting to patent simple improvements to a molecule already invented, in order to further extend the monopoly would be unsuccessful in India.

requested that Novartis is this clause for the patients were removed from Indian law. Had the court favor of the company would have drastically restricted the production of drugs generic "made in India that are crucial for the treatment of diseases in many developing countries.

"Doctors Without Borders is more than 100 thousand people living with HIV worldwide and as many as 84% \u200b\u200bof antiretroviral drugs that we prescribe, pre-qualified by the World Health comes from India explains Ravinetti -. Many governments of developing countries and other international agencies like UNICEF and the Clinton Foundation and also the PEPFAR, depend on Indian generic manufacturers for the supply of drugs against AIDS. must be allowed to continue to be the pharmacy of the developing world. "

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Reflections

Exactly a year will host the Olympics in Beijing. China is trying to give a perfect image of himself. Often, these days I have heard the news reports of a supposed "civilization, beautification and modernization" of the People's Republic.

particularly absurd news covering a group of volunteers who roam the streets of Beijing with the aim to teach people not to spit on the ground and throw cigarette butts in ashtrays, everything to try to give the best possible image of Beijing and its inhabitants.

Not to mention the cannon designed to prevent the rain: it would an old anti-aircraft cannon, specially modified, that in case of cloudy sky, it disappears into the clouds a bullet containing a substance capable of dissolving and then return so the blue sky. (Source TG1)

What a jumble of crap!! For those not clear about the actual situation at present in China, here's a brief tour:

- Jacques Rogge, president of the International Olympic Committee, said that air pollution in Beijing could slide all the sporting events' open the next Olympics,

- A closer media censorship and the Internet, activists detained, repression of Tibetan minorities and Uighurs, priests in prison, and abuses continue on migrant workers, police forcibly dispersed peaceful protests ...

- A year after the Beijing Olympics, Human Rights Watch reports that in China no more respect for human rights. In Beijing arrested activists from Reporters Without Borders (which is practically the press office of Doctors Without Borders) who protested during a press conference on the Games, which is not promised freedom of the press, the media censorship has increased, that foreign journalists must ask permission to leave their base (in Beijing or Shanghai) and can move more freely only from August to October 2008.

- At this time in favor of Tibet activists demonstrated on the Great Wall and at least four prominent international aid organizations have accused Beijing of not keeping its promises on the 'complete media freedom' for the Games

- The worst blow, the Games organizers have suffered from six pro-Tibetan activists, who have opened on the Great Wall (China's national symbol par excellence), not far from Beijing, a banner, taking up the slogan of the Olympics said: "One World, One Dream , Free Tibet in 2008. " The six activists (two Canadians, three Americans and one British) were arrested after protest, when he ignored the lot.

point on which link very almond-shaped eyes and urban development and "infrastructure" of the city, publicizing the construction of new stadiums built specifically for gaming.
Do you really know what these new stadiums?
- forced expropriations and schools barred. To realize the futuristic sports facilities and renovate neighborhoods in Beijing and other cities have been dispossessed and driven out by force tens of thousands of people, often without adequate compensation or a new home. Whole neighborhoods have been gutted. To beautify the city were shut down dozens of unauthorized schools for children of migrant workers, often have no other opportunities for education.

- Finally, remember the thousands of people executed without trial on charges of typical dictatorial regime ....