#notes halp

[macaroni-stars]

So it turns out I DID have it in me for a fully coloured animation :D

(rough version here)

[marlynnofmany]

Serious question, why do people tag things as "not described" when there is in fact an alt text on the image itself? Is there a problem I don't know about with screen readers versus the built-in alt text function, or are people expecting it to be written out in the text of the post, and not seeing that it's there in the image?

[kiranatrix]

New official Death Note art by Obata drops and I’m desperately holding myself back from making symbolism conspiracy posts…

[shining-gem34]

The more you know!

Unprompted || Always accepting @travelerandclover

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[calicocritter]

esoteric people of the computer: What do horses symbolize ?

[phantominzie]

I present to you, a random hot man I drew since I have nothing better to do while Ao3 is down! Feel free to give him a name. Have a nice day!

[dolly-macabre]

Why is Toki so fucking hard for me to draw??? He's just some guy???

[stardustincarnate]

Okay but what if I start another art series and draw DN charas in their random vacation in the Philippines

..just to give myself an excuse for drawing light eating a kwek-kwek

..and L asking wtf is a punyeta

[tenebrius-excellium]

I CHOKED ON THE APPLE I WAS EATING

if tumblr shuts down we should all go to pdf

[spicypotatoesofttaco]

SOMEBODY GET ME OFF THIS APP, I HAVE SCHOOLWORK TO DO

[audreyh002]

On this Oscar Isaac’s birthday I think it’s important to share about the time my ex boyfriend aced one of his grad school finals and I said what do you want to do to celebrate and so we went to see a movie in the grown up theatre where you can buy alcohol and I bought his $17 margarita and let him pick the movie and he picked Dune.

And as the opening credits started he leaned over to me and slyly murmured, “so, are you the Timothee Chalamet type or more of a Jason Momoa girlie?” And I slowly turned to stare at him unblinking like a slow loris and said “Oscar Isaac..?” And he did a double take and was like what?! the dad? And I made a face like yeah dur and then I didn’t have time to explain that Timothee is too twinky and Jason is too beefy because the movie started right then and there and so we just sat there in the afterglow math of that latest reveal

Until the dining table scene

And the entirety of that slow, creeping camera pan that just leaves the *~barest~* hint to to the imagination he just turned and watched me like daring me to break and enjoying me squirm like “oh really? You’re an Oscar Isaac stan how about now?” and I have never felt more horrified/seen/embarassed/excited(?!?!) (God Bless that DP 😫) in my life

[dollhouser]

Just outlined a dh ozshrimp scene oneshot. Nobody move

[peapodbond]

in dystopian news, you can buy shirts with RFID badges so your employees can literally be walking advertisements when they’re wearing them. oh, you think my company is neat? scan here to go shopping!

(if anyone asks you if you want a work shirt and it’s called a “TAP tee” say no thanks)

[dessertgeek]

But like seriously, there's so much nuance in chocolate I can't even get to talking about because there's so much else to talk about first?

Like alright, I'm way behind on explaining lead and cadmium pathways in chocolate thanks to not sleeping most of the last ~3 years, doing evaluations and script work has been really hard. Especially since a lot of the posted information online is wrong or at least misleading.

Like I saw this comment going around to the effect of 'Prop 65 didn't care about cadmium before, why do they care now?' and I was all 'okay yeah, that's a good concern, I'll look into it.'

If you dig, you get to the original source of Prop 65, and that most of the original data is based off the original Clean Air Act info and the EPA health assessments. And the gist of that is two things:

They really only had data on inhaled cadmium, not ingested

Even at the time they were worried about understanding consumed cadmium.

As in, here:

OEHHA 1989 document listing where they cite the EPA report (page 33): https://oehha.ca.gov/media/downloads/crnr/art78fsrjune1989.pdf

1981 EPA Health Assessment for Cadmium: https://bit.ly/3CuSAhq

And from page 50 of the 1981 EPA Health Assessment for Cadmium (emphasis mine):

“Several recent developments in waste management, energy production, and food production appear to have the potential for markedly changing the present United States population exposure profile for cadmium.”

This section goes on to mention increases in air cadmium, expansion in fossil fuel use and and “cadmium-contaminated phosphate fertilizers” as potential sources, and ends with:

“In view of the above, regulatory action addressing any single source of exposure, but not taking into account all other possible sources of exposure and expected changes in levels resulting from them, may not be adequate in terms of truly safeguarding the public health.”

They knew, and were concerned, and put it in writing. And yet I've had to wade through a lot of 'but they didn't care-'

They did care! A lot! But they lacked data and said so!

And arrgh trying to summarize all of this into a quick friendly snippet is basically the ongoing background nightmare in my brain.

[birdybirdnerd]

Does anyone have any good reference for a therapists notes taken during a session? Like formatting, if it's a form, stuff like that. I'd look at my old real ass notes my therapist gave me after I stopped seeing her but theyre all the way across the country