Guide to Troubled Attorneys
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Guide to Troubled Attorneys

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I find it fascinating that people who choose not to have children are generally assumed to feel really strongly about not having children (or even to feel really strongly against children, anyoneâs children, in general). I am probably not going to have children, not because I REALLY REALLY HATE the idea of having children, but because I donât really really love it. Out of all the major decisions I will make in my life, this one is the only irreversible one. I can sell a house, quit a job, divorce a spouse, whatever. I cannot unhave a child. I cannot opt out of being a parent once I become a parent. I canât even take a step back for the sake of self-care or whatever, or else my child will suffer.
So for me, having children is fuck yes or not at all. The default will be to remain childfree. Having children should be an opt-in decision, not an opt-out one. Until/unless I develop really strong feelings about wanting to have children, I wonât have them, even if that means I never end up having them at all.
This is really, REALLY well put.
âBut when I look back at myself at age twenty, what I remember most is being alone and lonely. I had no girlfriend to warm my body or my soul, no friends I could open up to. No clue what I should do every day, no vision for the future. For the most part, I remained hidden away, deep within myself. Sometimes Iâd go a week without talking to anybody. That kind of life continued for a year. A long, long year. Whether this period was a cold winter that left valuable growth rings inside me, I canât really sayâ
â Men without Women, Haruki Murakami

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Giulietta Fall 2016
Every time I see news coverage of a protest I remember this image of a single overturned trashcan in front of The Washington Post building
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Man, B99 did Holt so right. Heâs not just gay as lip service, heâs visibly gay. We see acknowledgement and dealing with homophobia and racism, and his success despite it. We see him advocating and supporting other queer black officers. We meet his husband, not just as a âhere he isâ but as an actual relationship. Kevin isnât just a carbon copy of Raymond nor is he a comical opposite. They are similiar enough that you understand how they fell in love, but they are unique personalities. They have troubles and arguments, but stay together and support each other. Honestly they are one of the best on screen couples Iâve seen period, let alone a gay one. Heâs also a stoic character who remains stoic while still warming up and having humour and connection with others, without changing his personality to make it easier for the writers. Heâs an enjoyable character, and respectfully treated, and I love him and the writers and the actor.
Saint Seiya Remake (Netflix)
Original: Masami Kurumada
Director: Yoshiharu Ashino
Story Editor & Head Writer: Eugene Son
Character design: Terumi Nishii
Cloth Design: Takashi Okazaki
Animation Production: Toei Animation
Release: Summer/2019
The 1st Season will have 12 episodes that cover from the Galaxian Wars tournament to the Silver Saints arc.
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do u ever remember all the horrible offensve things u said when u were like 15 and u literally feel ur soul detach and turn 2 dustÂ
your fave is problematic: yourself
Basically, yeah. Thatâs kind of the point â you always have to look back on yourself and be mortified and resolve to be better. Shit, the stuff I said just five YEARS ago (and Iâm almost 33) makes me cringe like a motherfucker. Burn in mortification. Rise from the ashes and be better. Lather, rinse, repeat for the rest of your life.
This is why purity culture doesnât work!!! Weâre all shit! We can all grow and do better!
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Punk Problems
It has come to my attention as of late that people do not fully understand the difference in the punks. Some people seem to think that Steampunk is pretty much everything when you see it.
Let us review the fundamentals. Steampunk is set in an alternate future where steam was the primary technology and they continued on that path till now. Thatâs basically it. However there are MANY alternate futures with alternate technologyâs, and lumping all of them into steampunk is just cheapening them. So let me just show you an example of each.
CLOCK/STEAMPUNK: This era is often Victorian in style for some reason and the steam powered robots often use lots of smoke stacks, gears, clockwork, belts and goggles.
TESLAPUNK: Unlike steampunk, this world functions as if Nikola Tesla had revolutionized the world with his electricity. Lots of lightning rods, Tesla rods and power cables. Often this is confused as steampunk because they often have the a similar look.
DIESELPUNK: This universe takes place in a world where diesel engines and machines using oil are everywhere. This is criminally underused. They usually use a more art deco and WW1/2 style.
ATOMIC/RAYPUNK: This one uses atomic technology. Lasers, blasters, radiation, green glows, aliens and giant robots. Also rarely used but I dare you to watch âThe Iron Giantâ and tell me you donât love it.
CYBERPUNK: Possibly more well known than steampunk. A future, in which technology is so advanced people are more technologically advanced than some of the robots. Chainsaw arms, robotic eyes, hooking your brain up to the internet and evil corporations.
BIOPUNK: Imagine a future where technology has advanced so much that we construct living organisms as easily as building a robots. Living machines, weapons, organic clothing and new and improved limbs.
JUNKPUNK: Almost as unknown as candlepunk but still one to remember. This world all technology is composed of random parts you might find in a junkyard. Kind of like the âCoolestâ cooler.
SOLARPUNK: This one has been getting some recent attention. However in a world where technology is powered by the sun I have yet to find one robot picture so sorry about this one.
PUNKPUNK: You have gone off the far side of the spectrum. Turn back.
Hopefully now you can tell the different alternate futures apart and can better survive in the world with this Essential information.
(Note this is not my artwork just a quick google search, but I am working on a series that will clarify these examples better with my own work.)
Yo, just saying, but Cyberpunk ISNâT just an aesthetic.
Cyberpunk is a genre about contrast between high technologies and low life, and as such they focus on sadder/violent parts of peopleâs lives, like crime, law enforcement (treated realistically and not like in cop dramas), cybercrime, drug dealing, terrorism or warfare.
Common themes include any variation on a concept of identity (from identity theft, through search for identity, to identity politics), loneliness in digital age, anti-capitalism focusing on unchecked power of corporations, anti-fascism focusing on technological surveillance state, ethics of artificial intelligence and other technologies.
Best known examples are probably Robocop, Ghost in the Shell, Matrix (especially the first movie, sequels are more like post-apo war stories), Neuromancer, Snow Crash, Deus Ex, Shadowrun, System Shock.
Steampunk was an offshoot of cyberpunk, but since stopped being a genre and became only an aesthetic.
Biopunk is offshoot of cyberpunk, and usually contains similar themes (just with genetic engineering). Other offshoots include nanopunk (with nanotechnology) and, which has recently been getting more attention, nowpunk - stories that use concepts and themes of cyberpunk, but are set in contemporary times - weâre talking stuff like Mr Robot tv show, or Watch_Dogs video games.
Honestly, a lot of the punk settings and ideas are in some way political, or at least VERY good at exploring issues relevant to the time period they pull inspiration from.
Steampunk for imperialism, biopunk for ethical issues of biotechnology, atompunk for the red scare and cold war, etc. etc.
Not saying every story with these looks NEEDS to deal with those specific issues, but each punk type opens itself up to discussing those types of issues much more easily.
Also, each punk doesnât need to exist separate from each other. I have a setting that is bio, solar, and junkpunk all at once.Â
These genres and aesthetics are tools, and the rules about âem arenât hard and fast to say the least.Â
The âpunkâ part of all of these is a political analysis and a rebellion.
Steampunk without addressing the imperialism and class privilege of the Victorian era is âgaslamp fantasyâ or âalternative history sci-fiâ, depending on how sci-magical it goes.
Cyberpunk without the dystopia of a world ruled by megacorporations, and the small rebellions people engage in just to survive, is just gritty sci-fi.
Dieselpunk that doesnât analyze how the imperialism of the late 19th century evolved into the rise of fascism in the early 20th is just more alternative history sci-fi.
Teslapunk have some similar imperialism themes to steampunk plus some of the anti-corporate vibe of cyberpunk. Itâs an analysis of thing like âwhat would the world be like if an autistic dreamer like Tesla hadnât been ground into the dirt by the corporate greed of Edison and others?â or âwhat if Edison and the other corporatists had stolen EVEN MORE of Teslaâs work?â
Solarpunk seeks to build clean energy, green spaces, and sustainable industries in response to the real threat of climate change.
The âpunkâ part is important. It gives us tools to dismantle injustice in the real world by analyzing or overcoming the injustice in a fictional one.
âIt gives us tools to dismantle injustice in the real world by analyzing or overcoming the injustice in a fictional one.â
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Saintia Sho Anime The following voice actors have been confirmed to return to their Gold Saint roles:
Toshihiko Seki: Scorpio Milo
Hideyuki Tanaka: Leo Aioria
RyĹtarĹ Okiayu: Gemini Saga
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Japanese visual kei artist Miyoshi Seiji (aka Seth from Moi Dix Mois, After Image, etc.) on the street in Harajuku.
omg Seth! No way! Look at him go.