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Fiction Books Inspired by Intellectual Property Law
In my blog post about fiction books inspired by ABC's The Bachelor, I listed all known books. For this list of fiction books inspired by intellectual property law, I've only listed books I've read or skimmed; so this is nowhere near a complete list! There are a lot of novels that touch on the themes of property ownership of technology and art, but I've only included books that specifically mention trade secrets, trademarks, copyright, or patents as legal principles. My favor
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The Zulu Palette by Juvia's Place - Looks and Inspiration
This is a masterlist of different eyeshadow looks and diagrams for inspiration of The Zulu Palette by Juvia's Place. It is normally sold for $25 (link) and features 9 colors. The palette was initially launched in 2017 and thus there's a lot different reviews with tutorials, I've listed over 27 below looks for you to use as inspiration. The colors read bright, and can be used for big color on all skin tones, but as you'll see below if you apply with a light touch it's possible
Jun 236 min read


Big Businesses that Love Ayn Rand
Businesses cannot separate themselves from politics, but some lean into a political purpose more than others. Actions such as hosting a politician’s campaign event or donating to a charity inherently reflect a political stance, but some founders and CEOs build a political philosophy into their foundation. Below is a short list of businesses whose founder, CEOs, or other leadership have expressed love for Ayn Rand. Businesses that Love Ayn Rand (1) Lululemon "Lululemon Diarie
Jun 99 min read


Rabbit Holes (Longform Articles) Part 9
As part of my series of longform articles to send you down a rabbit hole and possibly learn something new, here is a short collection of articles and blog posts related to historical novels. I may be stretching the definition of "longform" here. "The Tiffany Problem" from Dictionary of Medieval Names from European Sources "The Secret of the Old Racist; a Look into the 1930s Nancy Drew" by Beth T. for Lady of the Blended Rose " Inspiring Bridgerton : the real South Asian wom
May 261 min read


Diamond Art Reference List
I recently tried diamond art painting and I'm obsessed! It is calming to place one tiny piece after another and watch a full image emerge. Below, I've included a short history, common definitions, and some websites to reference! History: Diamond painting is a relatively new craft, less than 30 years old, differing from cross-stitch, which dates back to 600 CE Egypt, or silk embroidery, which dates back to 200 BCE China. The craft was likely invented in 2010 by a Chinese lase
May 125 min read
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