不可能一樣的回憶。

謝謝有心的留言者，讓我知道 我的故事 在別的地方張揚了。
寫「像我這樣的一個女子」是我多年來的習慣，寫飛行、磒落、痛失、華麗的冒險也是我愛作的事。老爸說過，這個世界並沒有另一個我，當然也不可能在香港的另一端跟我發生同樣的事。當我循著留言者的路徑找上那個網頁，我失言。怎麼可能 別人 把我的日誌化成自己的? 舊人曾給我的回憶獨一無二，對話中生活上一切一切，流進我左心房後再由我左右手同時吐出，怎麼可能一樣?不是把雙子變雙魚，然後把我的友好改成你生活中的朋友名字，回憶就是你的。

本來只打算留一個言，讓你好好把曾在此轉取生活細趣通通消滅，然而 當我左翻翻右翻翻，實在讓我失望之極。如果你真的如此熱愛文字和生活，請尊重智識產權，我重申 獨我的回憶是不可能跟你分享。

p.s 多於一篇跟NO BUGS NO DRUGS的文章一模一樣，在轉載的情形下沒CREDIT就等於抄襲(抄襲日誌由我04年8月的文章至近日創作亦有。)。如果此新聞站作者 (http://mypaper.pchome.com.tw/news/lamwinnie/3/1304008212/20080229164150/)再次路經此地，請尊重本博客之創作及智識產權，刪除所有由此博客所取的文章，一字一句皆是我的回憶點滴，這樣不發一聲 據為己有，很傷人。

News

GRL's James Powderly detained in Beijing for planning pro-Tibet "L.A.S.E.R. Stencil" art protest

(from http://www.boingboing.net/2008/08/19/grls-james-powderly.html)

Posted by Xeni Jardin, August 19, 2008 7:47 AM | permalink

Students for a Free Tibet tells Boing Boing they learned of Graffitti Research Lab founder James Powderly's detention by Chinese authorities in Beijing via a Twitter direct message that read "held since 3am."

I just spoke to the SFT representative who has been Powderly's closest contact, and this person says Powderly has now been held for more than 19 hours with no further word.

So far there's no acknowledgment from officials in Beijing that Powderly is being held. Here's SFT's announcement about the L.A.S.E.R. Stencil art protest project Powderly was planning -- he was also writing an "instructable" about it yesterday:

Internationally known artist, technologist and co-founder of the Graffiti Research Lab, James Powderly, was detained in Beijing early this morning while preparing to debut a new work and technology of protest, the L.A.S.E.R. Stencil. According to a “twitter” message received today by Students for a Free Tibet at approximately 5 pm Beijing Standard Time, Powderly had been detained by Chinese authorities at 3 am. His current whereabouts remain unknown.

“James is a unique voice in the world, who lives and breathes art and technology for the purpose of promoting and enabling freedom of expression for all,” said Nathan Dorjee, Director of Technology for Students for a Free Tibet. “His trip to Beijing, in support of the Tibetan people and all people around the world whose voices have been silenced by their governments, is a small piece of his portfolio as an artist who won’t back down in the face of authority.”

The work, “The Green Chinese Lantern,” uses a 400 milliwatt handheld green laser with micro-stencils to beam simple messages and images up to three stories high on surfaces such as billboards, buildings, and bridges. The Laser Stencil technology was developed in conjunction with Students for a Free Tibet.

Powderly’s direct experience with censorship by Chinese authorities furthered his commitment to highlighting the Tibetan cause during the Beijing Games, in partnership with the efforts of Students for a Free Tibet. Powderly and other members of the Graffiti Research Lab were dis-invited from Synthetic Times, a new media art exhibition at Beijing’s National Media Art Museum of China, due to their uncompromising stance on freedom of expression.

Students for a Free Tibet has staged six protests in Beijing over the last two weeks, placing the issue of Tibet’s occupation front and centre as China hosts the Olympic Games. The protests have included a dramatic banner hang near the Bird’s Nest Stadium; a display of Tibetan flags near the Bird’s Nest just before the opening ceremony began; a symbolic die-in at Tiananmen Square; a protest by a Tibetan woman with flags outside Tiananmen Square; a blockade of the Chinese Ethnic Culture Park; and “Free Tibet” banner hang outside the CCTV headquarters. Thirty-seven members and supporters have been detained and deported, not including those detained today.