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20 December 2010 @ 12:08 am
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I'm not adding anyone at the moment... unless I do, of course.

abernathi >> coqette

Icons and everything graphics-related can be found at distractiions.
PLEASE DO NOT FRIEND THIS JOURNAL IF YOU ARE ONLY INTERESTED IN MY GRAPHICS! Thanks.

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Anna
17 June 2009 @ 11:42 pm


i realize now i do not fear death... i fear my daughter will not be free when i die


- From the Twitter of an Iranian medical student


"If it bothers you so much, then why don't you stop watching?" seems to be the question of the last few days from my friends and family who know how invested I have become in the cause of the Iranian people (as I have explained in great detail here) The answer is simple: one day of caring is not enough. We must be the voice for the people of Iran who would otherwise be silenced. They are without reliable news sources, they are without mobile phone calls, text messaging, facebook, twitter, youtube, AIM, Yahoo, Google, and pretty much every other useful outlet for information you can think of. Yet they persist on the streets and on the internet in any way they can. The least we can do, whether we are across continents, oceans, or time zones, is spread their words safely.



My death is irrelevant.Wht is important is that u do not forget my words.We want freedom.i will die 4that


- From the Twitter of a protester in Tehran


Right now, brave men and women in Iran, both young and old, are sacrificing their lives for their voices to be heard. They must fear not only the police, but also the Basij -a force of men loyal to the government who plant themselves among crowds in plain clothes in order to discretely attack protesters and incite chaos.The protesters are peaceful. They mass together in crowds that are reported to grow in size every day. At night they have very few, if any, safe places to stay. Houses with satelite dishes were attacked by the Basij tonight, and during the 50 minutes of Twitter's maintenance, another university was attacked.



140 characters is a novel when you're being shot at.


- From another Iranian Twitter


WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP?



  1. The most obvious thing to do is stay informed. Keep an eye on reliable sources on Twitter, refresh blogs and news sites that are covering the stories.

  2. If you are on twitter, retweet information from reliable twitters, but REMOVE THE USERNAME if they are in Iran. People have died because of the lack of responsibility by fellow tweeters and the media in this front. They can be tracked down by the government of Iran.

  3. Spread the information elsewhere. Repost this article or write your own on Facebook, Myspace, Tumblr, or anywhere else you can think of. If you write your own, make sure you are concise and accurate. Link to your sources for people to learn more.

  4. Change your location on Twitter to Tehran or Iran, and your time zone to GMT +3:30.

  5. DO NOT auto-refresh and take down websites, even if you are asked. It slows down the internet for the rest of the people in Iran.

  6. If you make a proxy DO NOT post it publically, otherwise it is useless. Send it in a direct message to a trusted source.

  7. DO NOT spam the hash tag #IranElection with useless things to "confuse the government". This does not help at all.


USEFUL SITES TO FURTHER HELP


Cyber War Guide for Iran Elections


Green Revolution - How to Help


Anonymous - Why We Protest - Iran



STAY INFORMED!


Follow on Twitter: @ProtesterHelp and @StopAhmadi


(REMINDER: DO NOT REPOST PERSONAL TWITTERS OF THOSE INSIDE THE COUNTRY, EVEN IF THEY ARE RELIABLE!)


Chronology of events


Live-blogging by Andrew Sullivan


General information from a poser on Fark.com


Live-blogging on HuffingtonPost



دنیارابگوییدچطورآنهاانتخاباتمان دزدیده اند
Tell the world how they have stolen our election


- original article by one_hoopy_frood on LJ

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Anna
21 May 2009 @ 01:44 pm
Twitter, anyone?
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Anna
18 May 2009 @ 07:15 pm
Last night I dreamed I was a trucker in Norway.


PS: I made an additional icon journal where I will post my icons as I make them... because it takes me about half a year to finish a new batch and I keep deleting old icons. Do you see my dilemma there?
Anyway, new icons can be found at [info]vorverfahren and once I complete a new ~batch I will post them at distractiions and hilfiger.
 
 
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Anna
29 April 2009 @ 09:18 am
 
 
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Anna
19 March 2009 @ 05:15 pm
Public Law Pictures
presents
in association with
German Educational System Productions

a
Legal Basis Debacle
production

a film by
sola-tira & coqette

THE PUBLIC LAW TERM PAPER HIATUS

Now playing in theaters!
Will be canceled due to lack of interest on April 3rd, 2009
 
 
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Anna
05 March 2009 @ 09:48 pm
Hey, this is me (abernathi, hai there!) trying to get y'all used to my new name. Is it working?

Anyway, so [info]blueymcphluey created a new graphics challenge community called [info]theskilltester which sounds really cool and interesting and I'd love for all my graphics making friends to head over there and take a look at it and participate.
Here is how it works:
"This graphics challenge community is not about restricting which fandom/subject you make a graphic of, but rather how you make it. [info]theskilltester is here to encourage people to try different photoshop tools and grow technically as a graphics maker. We want to inspire you graphically because often just mixing up the tools you use makes a world of difference. Some examples of challenges could be that you're only allowed to use curve layers, or that your final product must be animated or that you can only have a maximum of five layers. Due to the nature of the community, most entries will require you to include the .psd (preferably uploaded to megaupload)"

[info]theskilltester [info]theskilltester [info]theskilltester
 
 
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