I think that the intelligence community should continue naming their covert spy programs after various dr who villains. it will make them easier to hate as long as they continue to name them things like "weeping angels". nothing makes you more angry than associating spy programs with those beings who took our favorite whovian companions.
hippa violations can only be committed by those who are expected to protect patient confidentiality like doctors, nurses and pharmacists. what the football player can do is bring hippa up as evidence as to what the average person considers the standards regarding a violation of privacy in areas of life considered not newsworthy such as private medical care. and actual harm could be argued in that the records could materially affect his employment.
isn't it the national institute for science and technology that these representatives should be concentrating on threatening and pressuring since they are the one's that actually work on making encryption standards and not just policy papers to give politicians.
I also think the FOX news will eventually have to face the fact that many younger gun owners are also avid gamers. they may need to pander to both the NRA members and the gamers when they are the same people.
The police and those who are in the National Guard, especially here in South Carolina, tend to be those who most exercise their personal right to own firearms separate from their jobs. Whether it was intended or not the pseudo-militia that is the modern police force and members of the military own most of the guns and would render a civilian military uprising a lost cause. the whole reason that new social movements in europe have succeeded in garnering support is with legal fights and through electronic warfare.
It seems that the nations that have the most to lose, and disagree with the U.S. over T.P.P., are the initial signatories that are pretty much locked in to T.P.P. already. Now the U.S. comes in and says we won't join unless you do x number of things. Nations like New Zealand need to get out of this before they get stepped on big time. Either that or ban U.S. and Japanese tourists from visiting L.O.T.R. sites.
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I think that the intelligence community should continue naming their covert spy programs after various dr who villains. it will make them easier to hate as long as they continue to name them things like "weeping angels". nothing makes you more angry than associating spy programs with those beings who took our favorite whovian companions.
Re: Re: Individuals have an expectation of privacy
hippa violations can only be committed by those who are expected to protect patient confidentiality like doctors, nurses and pharmacists. what the football player can do is bring hippa up as evidence as to what the average person considers the standards regarding a violation of privacy in areas of life considered not newsworthy such as private medical care. and actual harm could be argued in that the records could materially affect his employment.
NIST anyone?
isn't it the national institute for science and technology that these representatives should be concentrating on threatening and pressuring since they are the one's that actually work on making encryption standards and not just policy papers to give politicians.
Re: Re: Re: Banning guns
I also think the FOX news will eventually have to face the fact that many younger gun owners are also avid gamers. they may need to pander to both the NRA members and the gamers when they are the same people.
Re: Re: Banning guns
The police and those who are in the National Guard, especially here in South Carolina, tend to be those who most exercise their personal right to own firearms separate from their jobs. Whether it was intended or not the pseudo-militia that is the modern police force and members of the military own most of the guns and would render a civilian military uprising a lost cause. the whole reason that new social movements in europe have succeeded in garnering support is with legal fights and through electronic warfare.
New Zealand
It seems that the nations that have the most to lose, and disagree with the U.S. over T.P.P., are the initial signatories that are pretty much locked in to T.P.P. already. Now the U.S. comes in and says we won't join unless you do x number of things. Nations like New Zealand need to get out of this before they get stepped on big time. Either that or ban U.S. and Japanese tourists from visiting L.O.T.R. sites.