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probablyasocialecologist · 8 months ago

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Palestinian human rights organizations have shown that one in five Palestinians has been arrested and charged in Israeli military courts since the occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip in 1967. Each year, this figure adds approximately 500–700 Palestinian children, some as young as 12, who are detained and prosecuted in Israeli military courts.

[...] During the ongoing genocidal war across historic Palestine, Israeli carceral violence and arrest campaigns have only intensified. In the months prior to October 7, an approximate 5,200 Palestinians were detained in Israeli prisons. As of mid-March, that number exceeds 9,000. Over the past five months alone, Israeli occupying forces have arrested over 7,600 Palestinians in the West Bank, in addition to an unknown number of detained Gazans. Conditions are worsening for the imprisoned. Immediately following the war’s outbreak, the Israel Prison Service (IPS) placed prisoners in total isolation, prevented them from leaving their cells, and restricted access to water and electricity. The agency ceased providing what had already been poor-quality medical care and has dispensed inadequate food, enacting a starvation campaign against prisoners. Guards inflict violence, torture, and degrading treatment such as reportedly forcing captives to “bark.” IPS also banned visits for family members and delegates from the International Committee of the Red Cross, and severely restricted lawyer visits—cutting prisoners off from the outside world. My research inside Israeli military courts and prison visitation rooms—both as an anthropological researcher and a family member of prisoners—highlights the systematic nature of this violence and its justification through legal codes. Through an intricate web of military laws and orders, Palestinians become racialized—a sociopolitical process through which groups are seen as distinct “races” ordered in a social hierarchy. The Israeli carceral system racializes Palestinians as inherently “criminal” and thus deserving of punishment. Following the occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip in 1967, the Israeli military was vested with the ultimate authority of government, legislation, and punishment over the Palestinian population. This includes prosecuting Palestinians in military courts and charging them under the nearly 1,800 military orders that govern every aspect of daily life: conduct, property, movement, evacuation, land seizures, detention, interrogation, and trial. The orders include provisions for indefinitely detaining Palestinians without charge or trial through a policy inherited from British colonial practices. Over 3,500 Palestinians are being held in this state as of early March. Other provisions regulate the arrest and interrogation of Palestinians and how long they can be denied lawyer visits. With a near 100 percent conviction rate, Israeli military courts hand down absurdly high sentences, sometimes amounting to dozens of life sentences. Torture inside Israeli prisons and detention facilities is sanctioned by Israeli High Court of Justice (HCJ) rulings that permit the exercise of violence under pretexts of “security” and protecting “public order.” Enmeshed within this carceral reality is Israel’s labeling of most Palestinian prisoners as “security prisoners.” This designation masks the political nature of their imprisonment and sanctions violations against them. As opposed to Palestinian “security prisoners,” incarcerated Jewish settler-citizens receive rights such as making telephone calls, going on home visits under guard, the possibility of furlough, and conjugal visits. These rights are denied to the mostly Palestinian security prisoners, who are viewed and racialized from the start as criminals.

26 March 2024

#palestine #israel #gaza #west bank #zionism #prison

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sometimes-men-need-help-too · 11 days ago

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3 female MRA's from India

I first saw their names on the men's right reddit page and searched up some info about them

Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj:

Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj is an Indian Journalist, Documentary Filmmaker & a Men's Rights Activist from Gurgaon, Haryana. In times when everyone's emphatically talking about women's rights, Deepika makes a strong case for protection of rights of men too whether it's false accusations or domestic violence or sexual crimes perpetrated upon them. Her documentary films focus on gender politics as it intersects with laws, justice, culture, society, and institutions and explores often ignored side of gender issues from a new perspective. Her films are particularly known for ground research, facts & statistics elaborated in depth. In 2010, she was selected as one of the ten journalists from around the world to attend "Future Media Leaders Course" By Thomson Foundation UK. She's a woman trying to create a world where there is no gender war and all genders empathize with each other's struggles & sufferings.

Arnaz Hathiram:

She is the founder of the website called Voice for Men India

Voice for Men is an earnest effort to appreciate men as one of the genders that are equally important to society. Your online mag will ensure its best to curate relevant articles, information, interviews as well as judicial verdicts that could be significant in the journey of 'His Story.' The platform also brings together the energies of several on-ground Men's Rights Activists in India who have been struggling for gender equilibrium in civilisation as a whole. About the founder: Arnaz Hathiram has been an active member of the Men's Rights Movement and has also represented the delegation that organised a seminar demanding a commission for men in India in September in 2018. She holds a Master's degree in Journalism and Mass Communications with a specialization in social media. With near two-decade long professional industry experience, our founder is an effective advocate of the cause and drives messages to the masses using creative communication. Having worked with several online media portals, she had rich experience in curating and cultivating relevant content from the web, designing newsletters and running campaigns

There's also info on how to reach her on social media as well as an email if you need to reach her for legal matters or content.

On the website, there's different categories from alimony to murder to in the law to suicide to success stories and more.

And finally, we have Monica Garkhel who is a lawyer

Together let’s build a system where all genders can co-exist peacefully!! Hi, I am Monica Garkhel, a gender equality crusader. In India, many laws exist for the protection of women, but no one cares about the pressure that a man handles and that is the reason why no laws are made in favour of men. Many women nowadays take support of modern legal India and file false cases against their male partners. Family laws exist in our country but women believe that those laws are only made for them. Men always have a fear of defamation in society and due to this fear, they are unable to put forward their part of the story. Women in India have got a tool, that is called feminism and they can play a feminist card very easily nowadays. Most of the women who torture a man mentally are the advocates of feminism only. With laws being made to protect women, our judiciary system has become biased. We all talk and hear a lot about women’s rights. Whereas in all this chaos men’s rights often go unnoticed and unheard. With laws like IPC 498A, PWDVA 2005 Domestic Violence, 125CrPC Maintenance, IPC 375 Gang Rape, IPC 376 False Rape, and many others because of which innocent men and their families are being suffered.

If a woman lodges a complaint against her man, then the police will quickly issue an arrest warrant against the man and in some cases, they don’t even ask for evidence. If the same case is put-up in front of the police by a man, then they will not even take the case seriously in India. First of all, only a few men put up such cases in front of the police because most men don’t even show that they are being harassed due to the social stigma, i.e., “Men are meant to be stronger”. Here, we will provide you the knowledge about the rights of a man, from which Indian men are unaware until today. Our website will tell you about how women pressurize men by taking legal action against them and by trapping them in false cases. I am here to bring awareness about men’s rights, Counsel either gender, raise my voice against this unjust and inhuman system, and offer my Legal advice and support if you are fighting a legal battle.

#mens rights #useful information #male victims

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mostlysignssomeportents · 6 months ago

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This day in history

Support me this summer on the Clarion Write-A-Thon and help raise money for the Clarion Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers' Workshop!

#20yrsago Doonesbury to be dropped for being “too controversial” https://web.archive.org/web/20040723071326/https://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000581723

#20yrsago Secret Swing visit report https://web.archive.org/web/20040725050428/http://candycritic.bravejournal.com/entry/4178

#20yrsago Game developer: the real pirates are my publishers http://draginol.joeuser.com/article/21895

#20yrsago Imagineering head on Tiki Room rehab https://web.archive.org/web/20040806155355/http://www.laughingplace.com/default.asp?WCI=MsgBoard&WCE=T-51032-P-1&Refresh=0721171722

#20yrsago In-game product placement’s dystopian future https://terranova.blogs.com/terra_nova/2004/07/oh_great.html

#20yrsago Downloading isn’t killing music https://web.archive.org/web/20040724060140/http://www.guardian.co.uk/online/story/0,3605,1265840,00.html

#15yrsago Last Galapagos Pinta turtle finally knocks up a mate’s eggs https://web.archive.org/web/20090725192130/http://scienceray.com/earth-sciences/paleontology/lonesome-george-to-finally-be-a-father/

#15yrsago Photographer who shot demolition of flyover arrested for terrorism https://web.archive.org/web/20090713000304/http://monaxle.com/2009/07/08/section-44-in-chatham-high-street/

#15yrsago New ebook publisher from publishing veterans with novel ideas https://web.archive.org/web/20090715095849/http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20090712/SMALLBIZ/307129981

#10yrsago Ocala, FL criminalizes sagging pants https://web.archive.org/web/20140723182151/https://www.wftv.com/news/news/local/ocala-bans-sagging-pants-city-owned-property/nghFj/

#10yrsago Infamous SF “eviction” lawfirm abuses DMCA to censor video of protest https://web.archive.org/web/20140723193431/http://sfappeal.com/2014/07/infamous-sf-eviction-lawyers-use-dmca-claim-to-silence-protest-video/

#10yrsago UOregon police kept a “Eat a Bowl of Dicks List” for their enemies https://www.techdirt.com/2014/07/21/cops-wrong-firing-lawsuit-leads-to-public-release-vulgarly-titled-enemies-list/

#10yrsago California Highway Patrol seize medical records of woman beaten by cop https://www.techdirt.com/2014/07/21/california-highway-patrol-seizes-medical-records-woman-officer-was-caught-tape-beating/

#10yrsago Florida principal broke rules by cancelling summer read of Little Brother https://www.pnj.com/story/news/education/2014/07/21/thomas-policy-followed-little-brother-dispute/12957445/

#5yrsago Podcast: Adversarial Interoperability is Judo for Network Effects https://ia903006.us.archive.org/6/items/Cory_Doctorow_Podcast_304/Cory_Doctorow_Podcast_304_-_Adversarial_Interoperability_is_Judo_for_Network_Effects.mp3

#5yrsago Violent mobs of alleged Triad gangsters dole out savage beatings to Hong Kong democracy protesters, cops nowhere to be found https://globalvoices.org/2019/07/22/armed-mobs-attack-anti-extradition-protesters-in-a-suburban-hong-kong-subway-station/

#5yrsago FBI agent describes finding “Frankensteins” and a “cooler full of penises” at an unregulated Arizona body-donation center https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona-health/2019/07/19/cooler-penises-frankenstein-head-found-phoenix-body-donation-company/1720254001/

#5yrsago Nebraska Weather Service commemorates climate emergency by baking biscuits inside a hot car https://twitter.com/NWSOmaha/status/1151879325257535488

#5yrsago Louvre purges every mention of the Sackler opioid family after artist’s protest https://www.france24.com/en/20190721-sackler-name-removed-louvre-opioid-crisis-france?ref=tw_i

#5yrsago Elizabeth Warren’s banking proposals are designed to demolish the private equity sector and force finance to serve the people https://thereformedbroker.com/2019/07/21/elizabeth-warrens-banking-sector-napalm/

#pluralistic

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csuitebitches · 2 years ago

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Hi love! You know, I'm a little bit worried about my future. I'm pretty sure you're aware by now of the release of chat GPT and all the talk that's been lately about AI. I've been learning to code on my own while I decide if I want to study computer science or economics and finance or a mix of both, and I decided to try chat GPT because many people were saying it can generate entire blocks of code and, unfortunately, it was true. I started playing around with it and discovered it can create an entire website, which is potentially bad for web developers. But there's also been a lot of talk that in the next years it can replace many jobs of different kinds, some mentioned were writers, journalists, lawyers, mathematicians, economists, financial analysts, accountants, software engineers, even designers, etc. And a couple of days ago OpenAI (the company who made chat GPT) and the U of Pennsylvania released a paper analyzing the impacts on the labor market caused by AI (it's called "GPTs are GPTs: An Early Look at the Labor Market Impact Potential if Large Language Models) and some of their conclusions are terrifying: "This finding implies that LLM-powered software will have a substantial effect on scaling the economic impacts of the underlying models. We conclude that LLMs such as GPTs exhibit traits of general-purpose technologies, indicating that they could have considerable economic, social and policy implications." They also analyze the jobs that have the highest exposure and the largest potential of being replaced, and the ones that have the less exposure and those are usually manual labor jobs. It's safe to say that I'm extremely worried and I don't know what to do anymore or if it's even worth to get a degree at all. I'm devastated. What do you think I should do?

Number one, start reaching out to people with similar jobs / careers that you’re looking for on LinkedIn. Get an idea of what exactly is happening in the workforce - talk to the people who are in that situation right now. Ask them what they would advise you on the same.

Number two, reach out to your potential college’s staff and ask them to put you in touch with a faculty member who teaches these subjects and have a conversation with them. I think you need to talk to both professionals and academia before you make a certain decision.

Number three, look for more research papers on the subject and contact them. 9/10 most people who publish research papers are more than happy to have a conversation about the work they’ve written about.

Before you do any of this though, make a list of all your questions that you may have- it’s always good to be prepared. Ask about alternate career options, future work opportunities/ trends, what they would do in your current position, etc. essentially, make a game plan.

Four, if your family/ you have friends or contacts who work in those businesses/ relevant fields, use everything you’ve got to connect to people and find things out. Don’t be shy about “wasting anyone’s time” or asking for favours. Go ahead and start reaching out to people.

I say this a lot, in life you’ve got two options to most things. Figure that shit out or let it go. Judging by your ask, you do seem motivated to figure your shit out, so I’m encouraging you to go ahead and use every resource you have to plan the next few years of your life out.

There will always be opportunities somewhere or the other. It’s just a matter of finding them and making the most out of them.

#q/a #career

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dreaminginthedeepsouth · 2 years ago

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Brute force in the service of religious nationalism

July 1, 2023

ROBERT B. HUBBELL

JUL 1, 2023

On Friday, the Court’s reactionary majority issued opinions in two cases that did not include a constitutional prerequisite to the Court’s jurisdiction—that the issue to be decided presents an actual “case or controversy.” That requirement is set forth plainly and simply in the Constitution. You can look it up.

Instead, the reactionary majority ignored the absence of jurisdiction and proceeded to issue decisions in fake controversies because they can. Looking for deeper meaning is pointless. The reactionary majority has reduced the rule of law to brute force in the service of religious nationalism.

I will briefly address the constitutional issues below, but before I do, it is appropriate to set aside legal arguments to discuss the human dimensions of the majority’s ruling in 303 Creative. The majority ruled that a business offering creative services to the public can refuse to provide those services to LGBTQ people if the business claims doing so will impair its right to free speech. Forget the procedural background and the judicial arm-waving designed to distract us. At root, the decision authorizes American business owners to discriminate against LGBTQ people. Period. It is a first step, taken in bad faith and wrapped in lies.

I listened to an interview with the plaintiff in the case who said, “There are lots of other web design businesses where gay couples can take their business.” That statement betrays a profound ignorance of the injury inflicted by the new right to discriminate against LGBTQ people. In 1960, there were plenty of lunch counters that would give a seat to a Black customer ordering a cup of coffee. But the fact that the Woolworth’s store in Greensboro refused service to a single customer because of the color of his skin was the injury. It did not matter that he could buy a cup of coffee down the street or across town. The injury was the refusal to serve a customer on account of race. And it was an injury to every Black person in America, whether they entered Woolworth’s or not. Separate but equal is not equal. It is discrimination.

So, too, with the ruling in 303 Creative that a business can turn away an LGBTQ customer. It does not matter that the customer can go elsewhere; the injury is the refusal to serve that customer. And it is an injury to every LGBTQ person in America—whether they choose to patronize 303 Creative or not.

And it is more than a “legal” injury. It is an injury to every LGBTQ teenager wondering where they fit into a society that says they are fair game for discrimination because . . . because why? Are they “less than?” Is the core of their personhood an “affront” to an angry Christian god? Are their feelings of love for another person “wrong” or “immoral?”

Those are the messages that Amy Barrett, John Roberts, Neil Gorsuch, Sam Alito, Clarence Thomas, and Bret Kavanaugh have sent to every gay teenager—and adult—in America. Their decision is reprehensible and morally wrong. It is harmful, mean-spirited, un-Christian, and depraved. And they know so. Otherwise, they would not have contorted themselves into human pretzels to issue a ruling in a fake case fabricated by activist lawyers that presented no victim, no injury, and no case or controversy. In their haste to enshrine another tenet of Christian nationalism, they have violated their oaths to the Constitution at the most basic level.

I hope you can tell that I am angry about this decision. I hope you are angrier. We cannot let this decision stand. We must rally to support LGBTQ people and their families during a time of anxiety and fear that their hard-won gains of the last half-century are evaporating. And we must raise our voices in protest and anger so that the reactionary majority understands that it has crossed a line—many lines—in the last year. They must understand that they will soon be in the minority of a Court that is 13 or 17 or 29 members. The time for hand wringing and half-steps has passed. Real people have lost real liberties—starting with Dobbs and ending 303 Creative. If we do not stand up to protect them with every ounce of our will, we deserve what’s coming.

As to the fabricated nature of the 303 Creative case, I refer you to Ian Milliser’s excellent article in Vox, Supreme Court LGBTQ ruling: Neil Gorsuch has a problem with telling the truth, in 303 Creative v. Elenis. I will quote liberally from Millhiser, but please read his original article for additional important details. Millhiser writes,

“The case centers on Lorie Smith, a website designer who wishes to expand her business into designing wedding websites — something she has never done before. She says she’s reluctant to do so, however, because she fears that if she designs such a website for an opposite-sex couple, Colorado’s anti-discrimination law will compel her to also design wedding websites for same-sex couples. And Smith objects to same-sex marriages.

“The frustrating thing about this case is that it involves an entirely fabricated legal dispute. Again, Lorie Smith has never actually made a wedding website for a paying customer. Nor has Colorado ever attempted to enforce its civil rights law against Ms. Smith. Indeed, in its brief to the Supreme Court, Colorado expressed doubt that its anti-discrimination law would even apply to Smith.

“Yet Gorsuch’s majority opinion repeatedly paints Smith as a hapless victim, oppressed by wicked state officials who insist that she must proclaim a dogma that she denies. As he writes in the very first paragraph of his opinion, “Colorado does not just seek to ensure the sale of goods or services on equal terms. It seeks to use its law to compel an individual to create speech she does not believe.”

“This claim is simply untrue. Colorado has not brought any enforcement action against Smith, or taken any other step to compel her to say anything at all — or to design any website that she does not want to design. Nor has anyone ever sued Smith for allegedly violating Colorado’s anti-discrimination law.

“Indeed, in one particularly amusing turn, Smith alleged during an early stage of this litigation that she was approached by a man about doing some design work for his wedding to another man. Yet, after the New Republic’s Melissa Gira Grant contacted this man, she learned that he never reached out to Smith — and that he was married to a woman.”

The reactionary majority knows that Smith’s claim that she was approached to create a website for a gay man is likely untrue. But instead of jealously guarding the Court’s jurisdiction by applying the “case or controversy” requirement, it simply ignored the fabricated nature of the claim to issue an advisory opinion that amounts to a legislative repeal of a Colorado statute.

Justice Kagan wrote in dissent:

“Battling discrimination is like “battling the Hydra.” Whenever you defeat “one form of . . .discrimination,” another “spr[ings] up in its place.” Time and again, businesses and other commercial entities have claimed constitutional rights to discriminate. And time and again, this Court has courageously stood up to those claims—until today. Today, the Court shrinks. [¶¶¶]

“Today is a sad day in American constitutional law and in the lives of LGBT people. The Supreme Court of the United States declares that a particular kind of business, though open to the public, has a constitutional right to refuse to serve members of a protected class. The Court does so for the first time in its history. By issuing this new license to discriminate in a case brought by a company that seeks to deny same-sex couples the full and equal enjoyment of its services, the immediate, symbolic effect of the decision is to mark gays and lesbians for second-class status. In this way, the decision itself inflicts a kind of stigmatic harm, on top of any harm caused by denials of service. The opinion of the Court is, quite literally, a notice that reads: “Some services may be denied to same-sex couples.”

There is so much more to say on this topic, but I will stop here for the evening. I urge readers to express themselves in the Comments section, which is open to everyone this weekend. As always, be respectful.

The reactionary majority utilized the same gambit in the student loan forgiveness case. As explained by Mark Joseph Stern in Slate,

“The biggest question in the case was whether anyone could establish standing to challenge the program in the first place. After all, the federal government itself holds this debt, and no one is obviously “injured” by the government helping somebody else by erasing their debt.

“Missouri tried to get around this problem by fixating on MOHELA, a corporation created by the state that services student loans. The Missouri attorney general asserted that MOHELA would suffer financially because of Biden’s plan—which turns out to be false—and that the state itself could represent its interests in court.

“A key flaw in this reasoning is that MOHELA is an independent entity from Missouri that could have sued to defend its own interests, but refused to do so, and even refused to help Missouri “represent” it in court.

“Roberts didn’t care about any of that. MOHELA is “an instrumentality of Missouri,” he wrote, and Biden’s plan “will cut MOHELA’s revenues.” (Again: provably false!) “

So, even though the actual party in interest—the corporation that serviced the student loan debt—refused to file suit or assist Missouri in the appeal to the Supreme Court, John Roberts found that Missouri could assert the interests of a party not before the Court and which claimed no injury.

John Roberts didn’t care about the absence of jurisdiction. He was too eager to ensure that students who borrowed to get an education pay every penny they owed. Of course, it turns out that the largest block of borrowers who would have benefitted from the loan forgiveness plan are Black women. See US Census Bureau, Student Debt Weighed Heavily on Millions Even Before Pandemic.

Per the Census Bureau,

“Women overall were 28% more likely than men to have student debt. “In 2017, non-Hispanic Black women were the most likely of any gender group to have student loans. About 1 in 4 non-Hispanic Black women had student debt, compared to 1 in 8 non-Hispanic White men.”

And, according to ABC News,

“Black women, in particular, carry a disproportionate burden of student debt. They hold nearly two-thirds of the nearly $2 trillion outstanding student debt in the U.S., according to data from the Census Bureau.”

John Roberts has now authored three opinions that disadvantage Black Americans—in voting (Shelby County), educational access (Students for Fair Admissions), and debt relief (Biden v. Nebraska). At some point, it is too coincidental to be a coincidence that it is always John Roberts pulling up the ladder from Black Americans with the wag of his finger and a condescending “Tsk, tsk.”

Roberts was clearly stung by Elana Kagan’s dissent in the student loan case. He wrote,

“It has become a disturbing feature of some recent opinions to criticize the decisions with which they disagree as going beyond the proper role of the judiciary. “We have employed the traditional tools of judicial decision-making in doing so. Reasonable minds may disagree with our analysis — in fact, at least three do.

“We do not mistake this plainly heartfelt disagreement for disparagement. “It is important that the public not be misled either. Any such misperception would be harmful to this institution and our country.”

“The lady doth protest too much, methinks.” The fact that John Roberts inserted the defensive footnote designed to “mansplain” what Justices Kagan, Sotomayor, and Jackson are saying is insulting. They have, in fact, said plainly that the reactionary majority’s rejection of precedent and resort to advisory opinions based on lies is “harmful to the Court and our country.” Don’t pretend that their cries of “foul” are “heartfelt disagreement.” They are not. They are saying the Court has eroded its legitimacy and is acting as a roving legislature. Read the room, John.

[Robert B. Hubbell Newsletter]

#Robert B. Hubbell #Robert B. Hubbell Newsletter #Christian Nationalism #injustice #discrimination #LGBTQ #corrupt SCOTUS #Opus Dei SCOTUS

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merrock · 1 year ago

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CHARACTER INFORMATION

face claim: Ben Feldman

full name: Adrian Ellis

nickname(s) / goes by: Adi

pronouns & gender: he/him cis man

sexuality: heterosexual

birth date: July, 12, 1984 (39)

birth place: Portland, Maine

arrival to merrock: Moved to town about ten years ago to make his own start away from his parents.

housing: Historical Downtown

occupation: Web developer/designer

work place: Office just out of town and working from home.

family: Younger sister

relationship status: single

PERSONALITY

Adi is an attractive but modest guy, he is optimistic and likes to be helpful to those around him. Although he comes across pretty confident, he is actually rather shy and reserved and talks a lot to cover it. At times, he can be immature, a know-it-all and a little spoilt as he comes from a rich family. But he is caring, gentle and a good friend.

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BACKGROUND / BIO

Adrian who likes to be known as Adi was born in Portland, Maine, though for a long time he considered New York to be his home after moving there when he was just six years old. His parents were both lawyers who had high expectations and worked long hours. Although he didn’t want for much, he didn’t spend too much time with his parents and he was sent to boarding school at a very young age.

Adi has always been incredibly smart and he enjoyed the challenge of boarding school. However, at times he could be a little too smart for his own good and his opinions often got him into trouble. He was known to argue with teachers over something he’d read or a documentary he’d seen, just eager to share what he'd learnt. He excelled throughout school, with most things in life coming pretty easy to him. He read about everything and anything and he liked to show off his wide range of knowledge, telling anyone who would listen and always having something to say about most situations. This is something he still does in adult life, he often corrects people and can come across a little annoying but he means well and he’s a kind natured guy who goes out of his way to help people.

His parents had money and he had plenty of opportunities, he played several instruments and took advanced classes. He even spent his summers helping at the law firm. Though his real passion was computers and gaming. He would spend hours taking apart old machines and messing with a range of software. He was smart and could teach himself how to edit, create programs and code. He enjoyed getting to express himself and finding something for himself.

However, his parents weren’t too happy with his choice to pursue IT and programming at college, they wanted him to become a doctor or lawyer and that only pushed him further away from them. Instead of applying for college, Adi took his trust fund and decided to take a gap year which turned into four years. Many would consider him to be a spoilt rich boy who rebelled against his parents, and maybe in a way he was but Adi was happy. He travelled, he went backpacking and he saw the world for himself. The places he experienced were a big influence on him and brought him out of his shell.

Though at the age of 22, Adi knew he had to make some kind of plans for his future. He had the grades to go to any university that he wanted and he decided to return to New York and applied to Cornell. His parents agreed to help him financially, glad their son was finally going back into education, even if working with computers hadn’t been their first choice for him. Though he thrived, he enjoyed the hard work and learning new things and being able to put his arguments and opinion into what he loved. He grew in confidence and made a best friend who encouraged him to be him. They're still friends today.

After university, Adi worked for a tech company in New York for a few years and completed his Masters degree. However, it always felt like something was missing. The job paid well and he didn't hate it but he felt like he wasn’t really moving forward. Growing up, he'd enjoyed visiting his grandparents in Maine. It was relaxed there, they left him to do his own thing. He'd spend hours reading outside and playing video games all day. His sister had moved to Maine in her teens after being kicked out of private school. She'd attended high school in Merrock and about ten years ago, Adi decided it was time for him to settle there too and to move away from their parents.

He lives in a nice home in Merrock and works for a company not far from the town. He's still a little dork at time but he is rather confident in who he is and hoping one day he'll find the right person to be in that life with him.

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Outrank Competitors with Customized Law Firm SEO San Antonio Solutions for Legal Success

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Enhance Your Family Law Firm's Online Presence with Effective Web Design

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