So it's my day off and unfortunately not only is it crappy outside, but I've recently lost wifi which means no internet on my laptop.
To fill the time I'll be doing free doodles for as long as I feel like it. These will be sketchy doodles, so no guarantee of quality. I'll be putting as much effort in as I feel like.
Just post below with a design and the name of a song. I'll put the song into Pandora on my phone and get started. Or, you can just shove a song and maybe like... A random word or object and I'll doodle you something from scratch.
These will be in no particular order with no guarantee of quality, just free stuff to do to stab off boredom. You're free to come back as much as you want, but I'll only be doing one at a time.
I don't know if you are still doing this, but just in case~.
Maybe Shin and Rei after some battle or just moving on from their respective pasts.
Done~ Edited it a tiny bit because certain parts were bugging me.


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Lydia Turnage '21: 2020 Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court Finalist
This year's case is Chen v. Secret Saturdays Inc. and the competition takes place on May 1. Turnage will be arguing for the appellee.
When Lydia Turnage '21 signed up for the Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court competition, her only substantial experience in public speaking was from participating in the Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison Foundation Moot Court, which all 1Ls are required to do as part of Legal Practice Workshop.
"I wanted to see how far I could go with it," says Turnage, who eventually became the only 2L to make the Harlan Fiske Stone finals this year.
Turnage's interest in the law—and appellate law in particular—was sparked by a constitutional law course she took as a junior at Georgetown University, where she majored in government. At Columbia Law, she is taking as many courses as she can that provide "access to court proceedings" and the opportunity to do "as much writing and research as possible." She served as a research assistant to Suzanne Goldberg, Herbert and Doris Wechsler Clinical Professor of Law, compiling case law on employment discrimination claims for a U.S. Supreme Court amicus brief; interned in the civil rights section of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York; and currently works as an extern for a federal judge in the Southern District of New York.
"I like litigation because the writing and argument and presentation is so important," Turnage says. "You're not just learning the law, which is interesting; you're also constantly thinking about the best way to present your argument and how to persuade people of your position."
Turnage says her Legal Practice Workshop instructor, Susan Paulson, who works as senior counsel in the appeals division of the New York City Law Department, helped her hone her legal writing skills.
"She gave us really great advice on how basically every sentence is an opportunity to frame the case in a way that benefits you," she says.
And writing is her favorite part of the moot court experience.
"I really enjoy brief writing," she says. "It's a surprisingly creative process because you have to figure out how to tell a completely different story from the one your opponent is telling using the same set of facts."
Turnage also draws on lessons she learned in a seminar on the Supreme Court taught by two Kirkland & Ellis LLP partners, Devora W. Allon '08 and Jay P. Lefkowitz '87.
To practice oral argument, which she finds "terrifying," Turnage enlists friends and family. She says people without any underlying knowledge of the facts or the law are particularly helpful.
"That forces me to make sure I'm explaining my whole argument well, not just, can I explain to you in 30 seconds this specific Supreme Court holding," she says.
To prep for moot court, she chose a worthy opponent: her brother, who is a graduate student in math.
"His favorite thing has always been to argue with me," she says. "So that's come in really handy."
Turnage, who will spend this summer working at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP in New York City, says the competition has "cemented" her interest in pursuing a career in appellate practice and has bolstered her confidence.
"Being part of this process and seeing just how far working hard and being willing to commit can really take you has been a good learning experience for me," she says.
The Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court Competition final arguments, part of the Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison Moot Court Program, are the culmination of a three-round elimination competition in appellate advocacy. Read about the other finalists in the competition.
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A new mobile phone game and advertising campaign aimed at getting Londoners to recycle more were launched by London Mayor Boris Johnson earlier today.
The Mayor, who is also chair of the London Waste and Recycling Board, said he was "excited" at the way the latest Recycle for London campaign "is using innovative technologies to boost recycling".
Campaign activity will also include TV, radio, press and online adverts plus bus and Tube posters.
The game challenges users to starve their hungry 'evil bin' by catching all recyclable materials in a green recycling box.
Players score points for every item caught, but if the evil bin eats three items which should be recycled it's game over. Users can also download ringtones and mobile wallpaper.
The game can be downloaded by texting BIN to 62967, iPhone users can download the game via iTunes.


The Pharmaceutical company Astellas Pharma US, Inc. has agreed to pay the United States a total of $7.3 million to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by illegally marketing and promoting the drug Mycamine® for pediatric use and to pediatric institutions. The settlement resolves allegations brought in a whistleblower action filed in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania in March 2010 under the False Claims Act, which permits private citizens to bring lawsuits alleging violations of the Act on behalf of the United States and to share in any recovery. The settlement resolves claims that, between 2005 and 2010, Astellas knowingly marketed and promoted the sale of Mycamine® for pediatric use, which was not a medically accepted indication and, therefore, not covered by federal health care programs. During this timeframe, the FDA approved Mycamine® to treat adult patients suffering from serious and invasive infections caused by the fungus Candida, including infections in the esophagus, the blood and the abdomen, and to prevent Candida infections in adults undergoing stem cell transplants. Up until June 2013, however, Mycamine® was not approved to treat pediatric patients for any use.
A new website has been launched which is meant to be a platform for disability manufacturers and distributors at http://www.NewDisability.com. The website is intended to advance the commercialization of innovative disability products.
Wheelchairs have been around for hundreds of years, but early wheelchairs were intended only to help a disabled individual move from point A to point B. As society progressed and disabled individuals became more integrated, the role of the wheelchair began to change as well. Wheelchairs are now considered not only a means of transportation but also as a way to allow users to express their individuality. Users can find custom-made high quality ultra-light high-performance wheelchairs as well as accessories that enable them to individualize their look and style. The move from functionality to individuality is discussed in this article.
Joel Leyden, President of the Leyden Digital PR, Reputation Management and Social Media Group announced today the expansion of their professional digital services.
The healthcare sector currently stands at $40 billion and is estimated to reach a size of $142 billion by 2020. Technical textiles is expected to benefit immensely from this growth. This is because the technical textiles usage by the healthcare sector is expected to rise to $ 1 billion by 2016-17 from $409 million. These details are highlighted in the latest report on "Apparel and Fashion Accessories Industry" launched by IndiaMART Knowledge Services (IKS), an in-house research unit at IndiaMART.com, exclusively for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
As India's largest online B2B marketplace, IndiaMART.com always strives to create growth avenues for buyers and suppliers. Taking a step in the same direction, IndiaMART.com in association with Messe Duesseldorf India organised an exclusive 'Buyer Seller Meet' at 'Medical Fair India 2012' in Mumbai recently.
With the ongoing pre-budget phase of Union Budget 2012-13, the most fertile minds of Indian Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are already discussing desired outcomes for next fiscal and bringing forth their recommendations.
Promising to provide the next big leap to the Indian Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), IndiaMART Emerging Business Forum, an initiative of IndiaMART.com along with Zee Business, is now successfully airing on the channel as a one-hour show. Zee Business' strong nationwide reach allows the Forum to engage a much larger audience of millions of SMEs.
In their joint endeavor to provide boost to Indian Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), IndiaMART.com, India's largest online B2B marketplace, and Jade Magnet Online Private Limited, a technology platform that runs on crowd sourcing, join hands for a strategic partnership that aims to enhance the marketing strategies of MSMEs and cater to their needs of design solutions cost-effectively. On its exclusive My.IndiaMART.com channel, IndiaMART.com will enable its clients with Jade Magnet's professional help for logo designs, website designs, powerpoint designs, print ad or brochure designs via its network of creative freelancers.


does voicecraft or swashbuckling affect accentato damage? If so, which?
For hunting, accentato is just a flat 25% of your jab damage. Jab damage should be affected by Swashbuckling, so that's indirectly affecting accentato damage.
For PvP, accentato damage scales on intelligence and number of mental afflictions, and is also increased by the collar artefacts. No idea if it scales off of lessons invested in either skill though.


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Lauren Hawkeye and Cathryn Fox have a surprise for you ... WOOD is available today! Find out more about it below and pick up your copy now!
I was on an archeological dig in the Cape Breton Highlands, until betrayal sent me running. A severe lightning storm crashed over me, and I found myself swallowed by the dark, angry Bras D'or Lake, only to surface in a different place, a different…time? Thrust into an unknown world—a threat at every turn—my chances of making it out alive were slim, until an impressive, big beast of a man came to my rescue. The tense, axe-wielding lumberjack named Wood—a danger to me in so many ways—tossed me over his shoulder and took me to his remote cabin. His lodging was hidden amongst the trees, his existence a quiet one—until I arrived. I needed to get back to my time. He needed me gone. I confused him. He confused me. We were different people with different secrets, but we had one thing in common, an attraction that spanned time and had me wondering if I could ever trust another man, and if he could ever love another woman?
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Lauren Hawkeye/ Lauren Jameson never imagined that she'd wind up telling stories for a living… though when she looks back, it's easy to see that she's the only one who is surprised. Always "the kid who read all the time", Lauren made up stories about her favorite characters once she'd finished a book… and once spent an entire year narrating her own life internally. No, really. But where she was just plain odd before publication, now she can at least claim to have an artistic temperament.
Lauren lives in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta, Canada with her husband, toddler, pit bull and idiot cat, though they do not live in an igloo, nor do they drive a dogsled. In her nonexistent spare time Lauren can be found knitting (her husband claims that her snobby yarn collection is exorbitant), reading anything she can get her hands on, or sweating her way through spin class. She loves to hear from her readers!
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Feb 11, 2019 by Marcus Ström in 20th Century Fox
(Last Updated On: February 11, 2019)
Title: Alita: Battle Angel
Genre: Action | Romance | Sci-Fi |
Director: Robert Rodriguez
Starring: Rosa Salazar, Christoph Waltz, Jennifer Connelly
A deactivated female cyborg is revived, but cannot remember anything of her past life and goes on a quest to find out who she is.
A SOLID WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY
James Cameron has written some impressive stories brought on to the big screen which includes Titanic(1997)and Avatar(2009). His obsession with the Avatar-movies has given him som lack of narrative skills. He is a brilliant storyteller that make you involved in characters and trust them along the way. But by time, he has been exaggerated when it comes to films. Only two movies, in his career, has been worth notifying, movies mentioned earlier.
Robert Rodriguez hasn't been that much of a director. Sin City is probably one of his most noticeable work, yet in this case he failed grand. Here, he tries to become something his not; a good storyteller. It begins in a very optimistically way with a grand plot on how Alita was found to begin with. As Christoph Waltz finds her broken robot-body, it invites the audience to an obnoxious plot that becomes easy to be foreseen.
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Waltz (Doc) is decent in this movie. He feels, already in the first minutes of the movie, like he doesn't want to be there. He doesn't want to the job and he just feel boring, but he does his best. For some reason, he protects Alita, who is not what's so ever related to him. She has in fact nothing to do with him but yet he is protective as hell to her. This is because he wants his crippled daughter back. One may think that he tries to fill his remorse with a cyborg instead to work with his lost and sorrow.
A lot of what Doc says or do, is rather exposition than necessary action from him. Just like him and every other character, he explains everything that has happened before and tries to sum it up. Not to the cyberborg-child though, no! it's all for the audience. He isn't exactly hyper-verbal but then, once more, he talks and give out information when it's him most suitable. Doc knows a lot about Alita but doesn't say anything until he needs to. As much as I adore and love Christoph Waltz, I can't see him as the character he plays. He feels distracted which is fairly noticeable.
As for Alita (Rosa Salazar) she is annoying as you might expect. At first, her eyes look unnatural computer-generated. It looks fake, they're too large and not believable. She screams at people and has an unnatural behaviour. A behaviour where fights against the weaken is bring upon. She wants to kill everyone for no clear reason. She is violent and danger. After a random meeting with Hugo (Keean Johnson), they fall in love in some pathetic way. He dies when he does something, he isn't supposed to which Alita finds that out. She tries a lot to be a hero and save everyone, but she doesn't need to. She doesn't have a clear goal, even. After Hugo gets killed, she saved him to kill him once more. To conclusion: She didn't have to save Hugo after his first death. But… he survives.
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It tries to follow some guideline of a mediocre guideline but fails to involve everything else. Everything is so exaggerating and big, that it's difficult to follow the small details. As the plots opens up, this becomes more and more boring. Alita is a rebel throughout the movie, even when she doesn't need to because she likes to be mean and evil. Besides that, the strongest evil characters – the antagonist and the villains, can quit so easy and so suddenly without consequences. The timeline is vague and a lot of the things that occur is inconsistent.
With a good line up as Jennifer Connelly, Christoph Waltz, Mahersala Ali and Jackie Earle Haley – it should become a good movie. A good exciting movie, but it's not. It's difficult to be involved in each of these characters in a good way and you just wait. Just waiting for it to be finish. With a runtime over two hours, it far too long and a big waste of money on a $200 million budget. Within the 3D version, you barely feel and experience overall three-dimensional after-effects on this movie.
READ ALSO: Succession (2018-) - Season 2: Official Trailer
This is a movie that going to make some millions on the Box Office but won't be that successful as it tries so desperately need.
Tagged with: 122 min, 2019, Action, Alita: Battle Angel, Christoph Waltz, Filmreview, Grade 1 of 5, James Cameron, Jennifer Connelly, Review, Robert Rodriguez, Romance, Rosa Salazar, Sci-Fi