Obsessively making tweaks to landing screen. Anyways, with this iteration I’m needing to work on animation principles/fluidity of motion. And finally needing to connect next world scene to this landing screen. Made changes to FPC distance and focal length.
Another update: here’s an older iteration with some movement and gravity issues) compared to where I ended yesterday. May needs to add more depth btw planes for the camera to maneuver.
July is also Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. Survivors of color may face added barriers to care. Healing should be accessible, affirming and culturally responsive.
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The Concern is that the NYT, WSJ, nor the LATimes has discussed at length the direction of our next American Class Divide through a Narrative on the Great Migration. I swear to GODt that Isabella Wilkerson GHOSTED me the other day. I was seemingly in the throws of a Neurospschotropic Stupor, so I just IGNORED the Matter of listening to her words, then CC’d and BCC’d them myself, and partner, as I not so paranoidly delineated the possibility for a New District 9 Social Construct that fortifies & upholds Absolute EVIL, due to the lack of follow through on the RESOLVE our Pesky little CYBERSECURITY - GAPPING WOUND IN THE OZONE LAYER Problem that we’re still collectively traversing while simultaneously forging an attitude towards those who speak in a recognizably responsible & responsively proactive octave. The LAST Slide being a Reality + Non-Reality for Some & All as defined by the AI Scripted Playbook produced over the past 8 to 12 months of crafting & molding the American Experiment.
Housing Bill + SAVE Act + Right to Repair interpreted with reasonable accounting and full accountability for the resolving of the Global Cybersecurity Crisis - Environmental Crimes, Federal Reserve, FCC, FTC, Eurobank, IMF, WORLD BANK Breaches as overheard by the world and documented by AMAZON CLOUD. However, Heavily Emphasized on a Right to Repair for @youtube Fraud Court to fully wind down and restore & reclaim ONUS, Hope + Humanity back into our Globalized Healthcare.
internet is in peak self awareness / ad resistance mode rn. new meta will be calling out all paid influence campaigns (next six months... before extreme aquarian cult formation sincerity)
I HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO CRY FOR MY BEST-FRIENDS WHO FOR SOME UNKNOWN REASON I’VE LIKENED TO THESE NEVER-ENDING STORY GIFS. My delusional way of emoting for the tragedy that is NYC Rent Stabilization Violations and Deed Theft.
In a column for SCOTUSblog, Sen. Chris Coons, David Beier, and Ray Brescia contend that "the Roberts Supreme Court is systematically stripping away power from Congress, the directly elected representatives of the people."
https://t.co/nE3UDR7cHN
At the Security Council meeting on honouring the promise of international law to survivors of conflict-related sexual violence, Ambassador Mansour welcomed the listing of Israel as a party responsible for and committing sexual violence and rape in armed conflict:
The Supreme Court has extensively relied upon the “irreparable harm to the government” doctrine in granting emergency relief. Rohan Yaradi contends the regrettable rebirth of this doctrine has placed a thumb on the scale in the government’s favor. https://t.co/6mT3AwhG7M
Volume 93.4 is now live, featuring pieces by @glakier; Da Lin & @MorganRicks1; Julianna G. Bass; Nina Fridman; and Claire Hodges. You can find them all here: https://t.co/MAheJUSSFm.
Professor Lakier lauds NRA v. Vullo's embrace of a categorical First Amendment rule against informal censorship, exploring the muddled landscape from which the decision emerged, the significance of its intervention, and its profound implications.
In a novel exploration of how and why M&A deals fall apart, Professors Lin and Ricks develop a typology of eight M&A outcomes and use this typology, in conjunction with an original dataset, to highlight implications for key debates in M&A practice and doctrine.
Julianna Bass develops the first taxonomy of state eminent domain regimes’ treatment of private-to-private takings justified by prevention of future blight. For those seeking narrower conceptions of the Public Use Clause, Bass argues that future-blight takings are impermissible.
AI startups’ most valuable assets aren’t patents or machinery—they’re people. Nina Fridman argues that “reverse acquihires” are asset acquisitions under the HSR Act, and that regulators should review them before competitive harm materializes.
Claire Hodges argues that quasi-judicial immunity for executive officers executing court orders is inconsistent with the Supreme Court’s absolute immunity doctrine and proposes a rule restoring the line between deliberative and enforcement functions.
The Minnesota Law Review is proud to announce that Volume 110 - Issue 1 is now available online!
Featuring four articles and three student notes, this issue kicks off the new volume with timely and engaging scholarship. Check it out on our website: https://t.co/J8LYkljavT