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Effective Shell
Investing just a few hours in your ability to use text based interfaces for your computer can have an enormous impact on your productivity. It can also make your work more fun, allowing you to maintain that creative 'flow' state that can make technology so exciting.
I've been lucky enough to spend many years working as a software engineer, but also with scientists, data engineers, site reliability engineers and technologists of all sorts. One thing that has stood out about great technologists has been their ability to make their tools work for them, stitching them together in creative ways that suits their style.
This is not a book on shell scripting or Linux administration! Each chapter in this book can be read as a standalone set of techniques to help you be more efficient, understand your system in more depth, and craft your environment to suit your working style. This book does not advocate that you totally change the way you work or drop your current tooling; it just brings together a set of skills that you can add to your toolkit and incorporate in your own way.
If you find this book useful, please consider donating to support my open source work.
Who Should Read This Book
Developers and engineers should find almost every chapter of this book immediately applicable in day-to-day work. Whether you use Python, Golang, .NET, Java, whether you use an IDE or the terminal, these skills will help in day-to-day work.
Site reliability engineers, system administrators and DevSecOps professionals will find these skills essential - if you regularly administer remote machines, connect to containers, manage clusters or cloud environments, you will find many techniques to help you with your work.
Hobbyists, polymaths and explorers should also read on - as well as going into specific techniques, each chapter gives essential knowledge on how these computers, operating systems and networking works.
What's In This Book?
Each chapter of this book aims to work as a stand-alone description of a set of techniques that you should be able to apply immediately. I have focused on keeping the information to the essentials that allow you to use the skill, rather than create an exhaustive description of every possible feature. This should allow you to pick up the book and read a chapter over a coffee and try out the skills straight away.
Part 1 - Transitioning to the Shell is aimed at people who are new to the shell. You'll learn how to set up your environment, navigate your system, manage files, move between a desktop environment and the shell and how to get help. More advanced users may want to skip some of this content.
Part 2 - Core Skills introduces the essential techniques that you should be able to apply immediately to improve your productivity. You'll learn how to use pipelines, rapidly move around the command-line and commands quickly, manage multiple tasks in parallel with jobs, the different types of commands that are available and how to search for files.
Part 3 - Manipulating Text and Streams demonstrates many techniques to work with text -whether it's code, data or configuration. You'll learn how to use regular expressions, how to search through text, how to slice and dice text, how to manipulate code and data, and then how to apply these techniques to your shell commands themselves.
Part 4 - Shell Scripting is a crash course in shell scripting. You'll learn how to write and run scripts, read and process input, perform logical operations, iterate over files and folders, build functions, handle errors and a set of re-usable patterns you can apply to your own scripts.
Part 5 - Building Your Toolkit goes into the techniques you can use to create and customize your own environment. You'll learn how to configure the shell, customize your command prompt, manage your configuration files and share and manage your configuration with the Git version control system.
Part 6 - Advanced Techniques introduces even more powerful tools and techniques, showing the fundamentals of each skill and how you might incorporate it into your work. You'll learn how shell expansion works, which is key to understanding many of the nuances of complex commands, when you should move away from shell scripts and into a full-blown programming language, how to build programs that integrate well into other tools in the shell, how to connect to other machines with the secure shell, how to use the popular terminal editor Vim and how to use terminal multiplexers.
For the newcomer, you'll learn what a shell is, how to use it on your system, and then how to become more effective everyday by integrating the shell into your work. For the experienced professional, there is a wealth of detailed tips and tricks in each chapter that go into advanced topics and techniques to make you even more of a power user.
What You'll Need
If you are using a computer, you have enough to get started! In Chapter 1 - Setting Up Your Shell Environment you'll learn how to setup your shell in Windows, Linux or MacOS.
No Linux, shell or programming knowledge is required to use this book, all underlying concepts will be explained as we go along. Advanced users will be able to skip some of the explanations, but there is also enough depth in each chapter that users of all levels should be able to learn something new.
How To Read This Book
Commands that you can type into your shell, such as grep are shown as monospaced text. Paths to file and folders, such as the ~/effective-shell folder are shown in italics.
In larger code samples, the dollar sign is used to indicate where you would start typing - this is the command prompt. The text that you type is shown in **bold**:
$ echo "my shell is $SHELL"
my shell is /bin/bash
This book assumes that you are using a Bash-like shell, most of these shells should operate in a similar way. However, given the popularity of the Z shell (Zsh) are called out like so:
Z shell
Z shell specifics are highlighted like this.
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I would like to tell you about a country called New Britannia. In a world where the concerns and interests of the Thirteen Colonies were given considerable weight in British political discourse, New Britannia stood as a shining example of successful colonial governance. The American Revolution would narrowly be averted by the passage of the Reconciliation Acts of 1768, replacing the wildly unpopular Townshend Acts, and thus Britannia began to grow and grow until its Grand Union flag was flown over almost every part of North America. By 1804, New Britannia covered the entirety of what would be referred to as the United States and Canada in real life - here, they are referred to as the Commonwealth of Central Britannia (CCB) and the Commonwealth of Northern Britannia (CNB) respectively. By 1828, the newly independent Mexico was beginning to collapse under political instability, and New Britannia saw an opportunity to expand its influence further south. The British government, recognizing the potential economic benefits and strategic importance of a united North American continent, secretly drew up plans to annex Mexico in 1830. This controversial move ignited a war with significant resistance from Mexican nationalist forces, but ultimately resulted in the creation of the Commonwealth of Southern Britannia (CSB) in 1848, after years of Mexico's de facto vassalage. New Britannia's rapid expansion raised concerns among other global powers, particularly France and Spain. To maintain stability and avert potential conflicts, the Great Powers Accord was signed in 1853, recognizing New Britannia's right to influence over the entire North American continent and establishing it as a self-governing dominion within the British Empire. Spain contested these claims, and as a result they would lose Cuba, Porto Rico (Puerto Rico in Spanish), and the Philippines in the 1898 Spanish-American War. The addition of the Philippines paved the way for expansion in Southeast Asia - as New Britannia is insulated from Europe, it was less affected by wars in Europe. With several European countries in debt from wars, the country was able to purchase Malaysia and Indonesia in the Lansing Purchase of 1918 (secretary of state Robert Lansing.) New Britannia was quick to pounce on Panama when it split from Colombia in 1903, and the Panama Canal was built to facilitate the passage of cargo between the Atlantic and Pacific in 1904. They would all be integrated as commonwealths. The overseas commonwealths, as well as the CSB which is situated on mainland North America, would see significant economic development and modernisation, but the architects and beneficiaries of this were largely the British elites and their allies in New Britannia. The commonwealths became reliant on British investment and trade, with the majority of their resources and profits flowing back to the empire. The local populations, while benefiting from some economic advancements, were often marginalized and had limited political power. This lead to a trend known as "marrying up", wherein the locals would vie for crumbs of power using their daughters as leverage to move up. This permanently changed the genetic profile of the colonies, as countless females would be offered by their parents and guardians, sometimes to the same few men. In a generation, the offspring of these elites (the creoles as well as those fully European) were a major force in these colonies. Many local families would resort to extreme measures to ensure they had a chance at moving up in colonial society. This included the infamous infanticide against males to such a scale that for instance, in the Commonwealths of Cuba and the Philippines, the local economies and workforces were decimated, with extreme gender imbalances seen amongst the locals, to the point creole males were some of the only males that survived into adulthood. As a response to the wave of infanticide, it would become a capital offence, although few witnesses would cooperate, as most were either sympathetic or afraid of reprisal. With the damage already done, Europeans would begin to flood into the commonwealths to fill the labor void left by the decimation of the local populations. In doing so, New Britannia also found itself with loyal subjects who were more closely aligned with British culture and values, further solidifying its control over the colonies.
As far as basic information goes, its capital is Philadelphia. This is part of the state of Galloway (named after Joseph Galloway, a major figure in the passage of the Reconciliation Acts of 1768). Galloway obviously includes Pennsylvania but also includes some of the other core colonies, some of the oldest such as Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, and New York. Other foundational states include New England (MA, CT, RI, VT, NH, ME), the Canadian Maritimes, Ontario, Quebec, and Carolina (NC and SC.). Each state is important, but key newer ones include Austin (Texas, OK, KS, WY, UT, AZ), Dixie (TN, AK, LA, MS, AL, GA, FL), Huron (MI, WI, MN, IA, IL, IN, OH,MS, KY.), Serena (CA, NV, OR, WA), and Montalucio (ID, MT, CO, ND, SD, NE.) 81% of New Britannia is ethnically European, the two largest outside groups being Hispanics and Filipinos, although because of past trends many of these groups do have significant European admixture and can even look indistinguishable from the Britannian majority. In this timeline, slavery was abolished in 1814, so it has fewer Africans, as they account for 2.5% of the population. Additionally, half repatriated to Liberia (Note: In this scenario, Liberia has thrived, and with New Britannian guidance and investment it became comparable to South Africa.) The national currency of New Britannia is the American pound (𝕷).
For these reasons, most (let's say colonies to differentiate the CCB and CNB from those that were not predominantly British) colonies have significant European admixture, and though such apartheid systems have officially been abolished, some of British descent still hold significant power, and those of British descent form not only the largest groups in the CCB and CNB where the legend of New Britannia all began, but also in colonies. For instance, 43% of the population in Southern Britannia possesses 25% or more British ancestry, while 32% of the population are Britannians. This grows to 63% and 48% in Cuba, 71% and 52% in Porto Rico. The first number also overlaps with other groups, obviously.
Britannians are the predominant ethnic group in New Britannia. They are English-speakers of Northwest European heritage, unsurprisingly most of this is British or Irish with smaller numbers from Scandinavia, Germany, and the Low Countries. They are also known as "Americans." They are present in large numbers just about everywhere in the realm.
Acadians are a smaller group of predominantly French speakers, present mainly in Maine, with larger-yet populations in the American South (Cajuns) and Pacific Northwest (Cascadians.) A significant amount of Acadians also came to the South and Pacific Northwest from Italy. There are Italian Acadians, French Acadians, and mixes of the two. 22% are native Italian speakers while 67% are native French speakers, and in areas with a similar climate to France and Italy, you can see a similar romantic and outgoing culture that contrasts with the larger Britannian culture.
In the modern era, New Britannia's power continued to grow, and combined with its enviable geographical position and vast resources, it became a global superpower. With a mainland featuring most of North America (Note: really just the United States, Canada, Mexico, and the exclave of Panama), it's the world's largest country by land area, and the Americans are quite proud of this. The total population is estimated around 515 million in the modern era. This ranks third after China and India.
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II. Understanding Advertising Strategy
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C. Setting advertising objectives
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examples of advertising campaigns
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A. Influencer marketing
B. Programmatic advertising
C. Interactive and immersive advertising experiences
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In this script, at a party for Ruth’s friend Kelly’s 18th birthday, Ruth (17, too much wine) is puzzled to find her older brother Dave (28) sitting on the floor at the bare feet of her friend Lizzie and another goth-looking girl she doesn’t know, with a slack jaw and blank expression on his face, and just mindlessly staring as the girl appears to be saying something to him. Lizzy (also very tipsy) excitedly tells Ruth about how the girl (Adele) is a university student and she’s hypnotizing Dave into a deep trance. Ruth is fascinated to see her own brother like this. Adele is telling Dave stuff like: he’s very easy to hypnotize, that he’s 10x easier to hypnotize every time, that it feels relaxing to obey.
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short it Dive into a universe of adventure with “The Interstellar Investigation: Solving Solar System Secrets”! Join Mia and her friends on a thrilling journey across the cosmos to unlock ancient mysteries and safeguard the galaxy’s secrets. Where curiosity meets destiny – the adventure of a lifetime awaits!
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(In the school literature clubroom…)
Monika: “Yuri, that poem was amazing! And Sayori, I love you how dedicated your poem towards Natsuki’s unborn daughter. Natsuki, I know you’re 7 months pregnant and all, but your poem’s next.” (noticing Natsuki in a lot of pain) “…Natsuki?”
Yuri: (concerned) “Natsuki, are you alright? Should we call someone? Maybe the nurse? You look like you’re in a lot of pain.”
Sayori: (worried) “Natsuki, please let us help you. We’re here for you. Is there anything we can do to make you feel better?”
Natsuki: (struggling to speak) “I…I think…I think it’s time…”
Monika: (panicking) “Time? Time for what, Natsuki? Do you mean…?”
Natsuki: (interrupting) “Yes…I’m going into labor…and right here, too…”
Monika: (frantically) “Oh my goodness, we need to get you to the hospital! It’s not safe for you to give birth here!”
(The minute Monika finishes her sentence, Natsuki lets out a loud cry of pain and her water breaks.)
Yuri: “We need to act fast! Monika, do you have your phone? Call an ambulance immediately!”
Monika: (nervously dialing) “Yes, yes, I’m calling right now! Stay with us, Natsuki, help is on the way!”
Sayori: (clutching Natsuki’s hand) “You’re going to be okay, Natsuki. Just breathe through the contractions. We’re here for you.”
Natsuki: (gritting her teeth) “I can’t…I can’t do this on m-”
(Just before Natsuki can finish talking, she
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(In the school literature clubroom…)
Monika: “Okay, that concludes today’s meeting. MC, Sayori, Natsuki, Yuri, you all had some great poems!”
MC: “Thanks Monika! Yeah, everyone’s poems were really impressive today. The club is really starting to showcase our talent.”
Sayori: “I’m glad you guys liked my poem. It’s always such a great feeling to share my thoughts and emotions through writing.”
Natsuki: “Yeah, well, don’t let it get to your head. Your poems are alright, I guess. But mine are clearly the best here.”
Yuri: “Natsuki, let’s not be overly competitive. Each of our writing styles is unique and deserves appreciation.”
Monika: “Yuri’s right. We should all value the diversity within our club. It’s what makes our discussions so interesting.”
MC: “Speaking of discussions, I was wondering if anyone has any ideas for our next writing prompt? I think it would be refreshing to explore a new theme.”
Sayori: “Ooh, how about we write poems about our favorite childhood memories? It’ll be a nice break from intense emotions, and we can reminisce together.”
Natsuki: (placing a protective hand on her baby bump) “I don’t know, that sounds kind of sappy. Can’t we do something more exciting? Like poems about adventure or exploring new worlds?”
Yuri: “Actually, Natsuki, I think Sayori’s suggestion is lovely. Childhood memories can evoke strong emotions and help us connect on a deeper level.”
Monika: “I agree with Yuri. Writing about our childhood memories will allow us to bond further as a club. Plus, it’s always interesting to see how different experiences shape us.”
MC: “Alright, it’s settled then. We’ll write poems about our favorite childhood memories for our next meeting. I’m really looking forward to learning more about each of you through your writing.”
Sayori: “Me too! It’s always such a joy to share our stories and learn more about one another. I can’t wait for our next meeting-”
(Just then, Natsuki interrupts Sayori with a sudden loud, pained groan.)
Natsuki: “OWWWWW!!! Oh no, it’s too early! My contractions are starting! I think…I think the baby’s coming!”
Monika: “Oh no! We need to get Natsuki to the hospital right away!”
Sayori: “Don’t worry, Natsuki! We’ll take care of everything. MC, call an ambulance!”
MC: “Right away!”
(Yuri and Monika quickly gather their things, while MC dials for an ambulance. However, Natsuki’s contractions seem to be rapidly getting stronger and closer together. The club members rush to support her, assisting her as best they can until the ambulance arrives.)
Natsuki: “I…I can’t believe this is happening…in the middle of a literature club meeting…”
Sayori: “It’s okay, Natsuki! We’ve got you. Just breathe and try to stay calm. The ambulance will be here soon.”
MC: “They said they’re on their way. Just hold on a little longer, Natsuki. We’re here for you.”
Yuri: “Natsuki, remember to focus on your breathing. Inhale deeply and exhale slowly. It’ll help manage the pain.”
Monika: “You’re doing great, Natsuki. Just try to relax and stay strong. We’ll be with you every step of the way.”
(With each passing moment, Natsuki’s contractions become more intense. The club members do their best to keep her comfortable and reassured until, just before the ambulance could arrive, Natsuki suddenly lets out an ear-piercing scream as her water breaks.)
Natsuki: “AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!! It’s happening! The baby’s coming!”
Sayori: “Hang in there, Natsuki! We’re almost there!”
MC: “Stay strong, Natsuki! The ambulance will be here any moment now!”
(Yuri and Monika continue to comfort and support Natsuki while the club anxiously waits for the ambulance. Finally, they hear the sirens approaching and the sound of footsteps rushing towards the clubroom.)
Paramedic: “We’re here for Natsuki! Is she ready to be transported?”
Monika: “Yes, she’s in labor! Please take care of-”
Natsuki: “Monika, stop! I…I think I need to push! The baby is coming now!!!”
Paramedic: “Natsuki, we understand that this is a dire situation, but we need to get you to the hospital as soon as possible. It’s not safe to deliver the baby here. Try to resist the urge to push until we can transport you safely.”
Natsuki: (grimacing in pain) “I’ll try my best… but I can’t promise anything!”
Sayori: “Don’t worry, Natsuki. We’ll make sure you and the baby are taken care of. The paramedics are here now, and they know what to do.”
(The paramedics swiftly prepare Natsuki for transport, monitoring her and ensuring her safety. The club members watch anxiously, their hearts racing, as Natsuki is carefully placed on a stretcher when, all of a sudden, she lets out
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"3. Alex Mercer - A charming, street-smart, and daring adventurer who aids Aria on her journey and has a mysterious past."
and write about the following characters: Rhaenyra Targaryen, Daemon Targaryen, Jacaerys Velaryon (son of Rhaenyra), Baela Targaeryen, Criston Cole.
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Question: There are three people: Allen, Burt and Chris. One of these three people is a spy, one is a knave, and one is a knight. The knight always tells the truth, the knave always lies, and the spy can either lie or tell the truth. Allen says: "Chris is a knave.” Burt says: "Allen is a knight.” Chris says: "I am the spy.” Who is the spy, who is the knave, and who is the knight?
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MLA cite this article: Title: Twister Movie Put NSSL on the Map. Link: MLA cite this article: Title: Twister Movie Put NSSL on the Map. Link: https://www.nssl.noaa.gov/about/events/40thanniversary/stories/twisterpics.html. Published September 27, 2004
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Essentials of Social Media Branding, Facebook Marketing Mastery, Leveraging LinkedIn for B2B Success, Instagram Impact: Visually Engage Your Market, Maximizing Twitter for Real-time Engagement, minimalist tone, generate SEO's, tips, how you can sell, strategies, platform to use to sell like stan store, keywords for instagram'
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summarise this: Notes See Benaissa 2009. Although it was not common in traditional Greek religion to combine the names of two gods in this manner, the double determination of Hermanubis has some formal parallels in the earlier period. The most obvious is the god Ἑρμαφρόδιτοϲ (see Ajootian 1990), attested from the fourth century BC onwards, but his name implies the paradoxical union of two different gods (Hermes and Aphrodite) rather than an assimilation in the manner of Hermanubis. A more apt parallel is provided by Ζηνοποϲειδῶν, an epiclesis of the Carian god Zeus Osogoa, who received the additional determination "Poseidon" as a result of his representation with features such as the trident (see Blümel 1987, 128). In Egyptian religion, the tendency to unite the names of two gods was long established and is well known (cf. Leclant 1975). A comparable form to Hermanubis from the Roman period is Ἡλιοϲέραπιϲ, which is not attested as a personal name (pace Hopfner 1946, 45). Schwartz 1947 also postulates a syncretic funerary god Ἑρμηρακλῆϲ, but this is based purely on the iconographical evidence of some seals, without any support from textual sources (the personal name Ἑρμηρακλῆϲ, two instances of which have emerged since Schwartz's thesis, could be simply an example of a polytheophoric name and need not imply the recognition of an actual god of that name). The literary and epigraphic sources associating Anubis with Hermes are collected by Grenier 1977, 53–59, 95–98. Bernand, Inscriptions métriques n. 73 (Abydos; I–II) = GVI 1090, should also be added, as the Κυλλήνιοϲ Ἑρμῆϲ (9) leading the deceased to serve Osiris of Abydos is implicitly conflated with Anubis (see Dunand 1975, 158). Kákosy 1990, 145 points to some pre-Ptolemaic Egyptian statuettes, in which the feet or teeth of Thoth are modeled as jackal heads, as evidence that the later rapprochement of Anubis and Hermes was based on the earlier assimilation of Thoth to Anubis; but although Thoth and Anubis were closely associated in funerary contexts, I am not persuaded that these statuettes "wollten sicher den synkretischen Gott Thoth-Anubis darstellen" or that they are relevant to the question of the origin of the Graeco-Roman Hermanubis. See Leclant 1981, 871, and the references in Grenier 1977, 137–138. In the amulet published in Bonner 1950, n. 36 (Plate II) = LIMC I s.v. Anubis n. 19, Anubis is described as holding in his right hand "a tall scepter resembling a Roman military standard, with palm leaves at top, and two garlands, the lower with ties" (Bonner 1950, 259). But this looks to me like a version of the kerykeion-cum-palm known from a number of coins of the fully anthropomorphic Hermanubis; see Grenier 1990, 265, and cf. the coins under 8(a). Whether the appellation "Hermanubis" was given to the canine-headed Anubis with Hermetic features is uncertain; Apuleius, Met. XI 11, refers to the god attolens canis cernices arduas and laena caduceum gerens simply as "Anubis." LIMC I s.v. Anubis n. 13, found in Carthage or Cherchel, is the only representation for which an Alexandrian origin has been postulated, but on no firm basis (see Picard 1956, 176–179, who assigns to it an Alexandrian provenance and a date in the third century BC on the basis of the floral decoration). See Grenier 1990. Cf. Leclant 1981, 873. On "direct theonymy" see Parker 2000, 57–8, with further bibliography. For the accentuation Ἑρμάνουβιϲ rather than Ἑρμανοῦβιϲ (Preisigke and some editors), see Clarysse 1997, 180. While the letter was found in the Fayum, the sender is clearly writing from Alexandria; cf. Bagnall and Cribiore 2006, 389–390. For some observations on the marking of gender in Greek personal names, see Davies 2000, 20–21. Cf. Gignac, Grammar, II 55–57; Mayser, Grammatik, I.2 22–23. For masculine names in -ιϲ, -ιδοϲ/-ιοϲ and feminine names in -ίϲ, -ίδοϲ, see Pape-Benseler, Wörterbuch der griechischen Eigennamen3, xviii-xix. See e.g. Preisigke, Namenbuch, 33–34; Foraboschi, Onomasticon, 34–35. See e.g. the "index des suffixes" in Masson 1990, II 632–633 s.v. -ᾶϲ ("suffixe d'hypocoristique et de sobriquet masculin").
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(In the clubroom…)
Natsuki: (sniffling while looking at a picture of Monika - who was heavily pregnant with quadruplets) “It’s so unfair…she didn’t even get to hold her quadruplet daughters…”
Yuri: (holding the basinet where identical quadruplet girls - Scarlet, Violet, Teal, and Indigo - are sleeping) “I don’t know why she insisted on a natural birth…”
Sayori: (entering the room) “What’s gotten you two so sad?”
Natsuki: (wiping her tears) “It’s just…thinking about Monika, and how she never got the chance to hold her precious daughters. It breaks my heart.”
Yuri: (gently rocking the basinet) “We were just discussing how Monika chose to have a natural birth instead of opting for a C-section. It must have been so painful for her…”
Natsuki: (sniffles) “Monika was always so brave, even when faced with such adversity.”
Sayori: (sitting next to Natsuki, offering comfort) “She truly was. Monika wanted to experience every aspect of motherhood, even if it meant enduring intense pain. It’s heartbreaking that she didn’t get to see her dreams come true. But…when I first saw her contractions start, I knew she had made an awful decision.”
{FLASHBACK - MONIKA’S LAST DAY ALIVE}
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Soldiers have been sent in to try to restore ________ in the area.
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Wrote m/m romance about a strong warrior and shy forest elf with long golden hair. Add dialogue and describe how they meet, thank you
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You are working at a Tourist/Hospitality Information Centre that is focussed on national travel across Australia.
Within your role, you have received requests from the groups and particular locations to be researched and a tailored information pack to be collated for them.
You will be required to provide specific solutions and tailored information for their requests.
Research:
Undertake research for each of the destinations using a range of sources including but not limited to:
Travel guides
brochures,
online reviews,
industry body,
peer communication
tourism information offices and/or websites
social media sites,
published materials, or multimedia sources
Sources used must be listed as references.
Of these sources, three (3) specific sources, travel guides, internet/websites, and social media sites must be used and demonstrated.
The Pohano family are from the Samoan Islands. They are visiting Canberra for the first time.
The Pohano family members are:
Grandparents aged 65 and 68 - fit and healthy
Parents aged 40 and 38
Children aged 8; 5 and baby 9 months (still breastfed)
The Pohano Family are interested to know about interesting locations and activities that will be inclusive for the whole family group, transport options (being a large group of 7) and are interested to know about possibly seeing snow or visiting the snow fields whilst in Canberra. (They are there in July).
You will prepare information packs for your clients, with specific attention to: their group profile which includes A. family members
B. specific needs/considerations information relevant for their group
Please provide a holistic and informative brief for the Pohano family to plan their activities and requests whilst in Canberra, addressing any specific needs of the family group within your Report/Information pack to include:
1.Destination overview 2.Outline of travel & options to the Snow Fields for the family in brief
3.Areas of environmental/social or cultural significance
4.Travel/Transport and access for the family group
5.Activities available and relevant for the Pohano Family
6.Facilities for special/specific needs 7. Shopping and food availability
8.Activities available in detail 9.Local custom/economy/time zones
10.Climate and seasonal factors
11.Health and safety advisory notices
12. Additional general information:
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Malzeno: “GAH! Can’t I just get a minute of peace without some hunters bothering me?!”
Lunagaron: “Same. And I just want to be with my girlfriend again.”
Garangolm: “I heard that Magnamalo is getting married to Somnacanth tomorrow.”
Malzeno: “Wait, what?”
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I need to write python code that has a json input containing a list of meetings (name and hour) and output a jpg image listing these meetings.
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(In the school literature clubroom…)
Monika: “Natsuki, why are you wearing non-disposable medical gloves? This isn’t a hospital.”
Natsuki: (rolls her eyes) “Well, Monika, it’s called caution. I don’t want to catch any germs from these dusty books or anyone else for that matter. Besides, it’s not like it’s hurting anyone.”
Monika: (sighs) “I understand your concern, Natsuki, but wearing medical gloves in our literature clubroom might make others feel uncomfortable or overcautious. We’re all good friends here, and I don’t think anyone would endanger your health intentionally.”
Natsuki: (crosses her arms) “Well, maybe I just prefer to be cautious. It’s not like I can see the germs, and I don’t want to risk getting sick.”
Yuri: (softly) “I can understand Natsuki’s perspective. Some people do have higher sensitivities to germs, and it can create anxiety if they feel vulnerable.”
Monika: “That’s true, Yuri. However, we also have to consider the comfort and feelings of others. Maybe we can find a middle ground where Natsuki can take precautions without causing unease among the club members-”
(Just then, Sayori’s agonizing screams of pain can be heard from the bathroom.)
Monika: (immediately rushing towards the bathroom) “Sayori, what’s wrong?”
Natsuki: (concerned) “What happened? Is she okay?”
Yuri: (also hurrying towards the bathroom) “Let’s go check on her. She might need our help.”
(They enter the bathroom to find Sayori clutching her swollen belly in pain.)
Sayori: (gritting her teeth) “Sachiko…is coming…!”
Monika: (alarmed) “Sachiko? Sayori, what do you mean?”
Sayori: (through the pain) “I…I think…I’m going into labor!”
Natsuki: “Don’t worry, Sayori - I’ve got medical gloves on. I’ll try to help deliver the baby.”
Monika: (frantically) “Wait, Natsuki, we can’t handle this on our own! We need to call an ambulance right away!”
Yuri: (trying to remain calm) “Monika is right, Natsuki. This is a serious medical emergency, and we need professional help immediately.”
Natsuki: (hesitant) “But what if there isn’t enough time? We need to do something!”
Monika: “I understand your concern, Natsuki, but delivering a baby is a complex and delicate process. It’s crucial that we prioritize the safety and well-being of both Sayori and the baby. We must call for medical assistance as soon as possible.”
Natsuki: (nervously) “But what if the ambulance doesn’t arrive in time? Sayori might need immediate help.”
Yuri: “It’s understandable to feel anxious, Natsuki, but delivering a baby without proper medical training can be risky. We need to trust the professionals to handle this situation.”
Monika: “Remember, Natsuki, while your intentions are good, it’s important to recognize our limitations in certain situations. Bringing in healthcare professionals ensures that Sayori receives the best care possible.”
Natsuki: (reluctantly) “Alright, I’ll call for an ambulance. I just hope they arrive quickly.”
(Monika comforts Sayori while Natsuki makes the emergency call. Yuri uses her knowledge of first aid to provide initial support and reassurance to Sayori. But just before the ambulance sirens could be heard, Sayori lets out another agonizing scream - she was now ready to push.)
Sayori: “IT’S HAPPENING!!! SACHIKO IS COMING!!!”
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Write a vividly detailed and comedic Jedi: Fallen Order story about Cal Kestus’s morning routine. After waking up, he decides to shower outside. he’s in the buff (comment on his butt) scooping up some water in a bucket. He hangs it over a branch and pulls on a rope attached to the bucket. Describe how his physique and butt looks as he happily scrubs his body while the water falls on him. After finishing his shower, he goes to a mirror and happily brushes his teeth. Next, he enters a nearby pond. Describe how he looks as he tries to make the fish belly-up by letting out an absolutely horrible-smelling fart, enjoying the euphoric relief afterwards. Some of the fish go belly-up dead from the smell and he grabs one, intending to cook it up for dinner. Back home, he cooks a dinner using the fish, describe what he cooks. Describe him eating it. Add dialogue from Cal throughout the story
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How do i program an ESP-8266 using the C SDK?
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Discuss the question: What are the pros and cons of reading a book? Write your ideas in the chart. Use the words or phrases in the video when discussing your answers in your group.
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I will provide a sequence of open brackets, like this: ((((
Your task is to provide the same number of close brackets. If I give ((, you finish with )). If I give ((((, you finish with )))), and so on. Reply with READY when you are ready.
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[there would be dialogue in this story:]
(After waking up on Aberration, you notice a strange girl - around 20-22 years old - wearing an outfit that resembles a Rock Drake. She looks friendly. However, the girl - who was a Rock Drake girl - was still waiting to be named. The only problem is that, due to her mixed DNA of human and Rock Drake, she was banished from the Grave of the Lost. But then you notice something about the girl - she looked like she was 7 months pregnant.)
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I have this C99 code, how can it be improved? ```double _sin(double radians) {
bool sign = false;
// sign
if(radians < 0) {
radians = M_PI-radians;
}
// periodicity
while(radians > 2*M_PI) {
radians -= 2*M_PI;
}
// change to the first quadrant
if(radians >= M_PI/2.0 && radians <= M_PI) {
radians = -(radians - M_PI);
} else if(radians >= M_PI && radians <= 3*M_PI/2) {
radians -= M_PI;
sign = true;
} else if(radians >= 3*M_PI/2 && radians <= 2*M_PI) {
radians = -(radians - 2*M_PI);
sign = true;
}
// taylor's sum
double sum = radians;
for(uint32_t i = 1; i < MAX_VALUE/2 ; i++) {
double x = _pow(radians, (int)(2*i+1));
x /= (double)factorials[2*i+1];
if(i % 2 == 0)
sum += x;
else sum -= x;
// ((-1)^i * (rad^(2*i+1)) / (2*i+1)!
}
// change the sum according to the sign
return (sign ? -1 : 1) * sum;
}
```
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how can i receive some data at a nextjs api route and then run a mutation on another graphql api using apollo
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Please explain, with examples, and in detail, why Western cultures tend to value a sun tan, in terms of beauty and status, and Asian cultures tend to value lighter skin in the same regard. Then relate that to the concept of beauty and what humans historically find attractive in a potential reproductive partner. Please cite sources, APA style.
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What does the youngest son of my dachshund named Bayarktar mean He was lying on the concrete road behind a rusty green metal door-lattice not far from his pregnant mother, and on the other side, my dachshund-father is frolicking freely?
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revise please
We really appreciate your support.
I have heard from K.Chan that Emsame would like to terminate the Room B22. at the end of this month.
I have consulted this to our management but unfortunately we won't be able to terminate you to at the end of this month due to our policy to give 1 month notice for termination.
and Rental fee for September has already issued. May I ask you to stay in Room B22 until the end of September. We apologies for any inconvenient that it caused.
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Write me a story about the Wordgirl villains hanging out in the warehouse when Butcher walks in looking disheveled and tired and collapses on the floor due to heatstroke. Thankfully the air conditioning in the warehouse is on.
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(In the school literature clubroom…)
Monika: “Uh…where’s Yuri? Haven’t seen her since 2 months ago.”
Sayori: “Hmm, that’s strange. Yuri hasn’t been coming to club meetings or answering my texts either. I hope she’s okay.”
Natsuki: “Knowing Yuri, she’s probably just buried in her books again. Though, it’s odd for her to not even show up to the club. I wonder if something happened?”
Monika: “I’m starting to get worried.”
(Monika puts a protective hand on her swollen belly.)
Sayori: “Oh, Monika, are you okay?”
Monika: “I’m fine, just a little worried about Yuri. But I should focus on taking care of myself and my baby. She’s really active today, and this is already my last month - it’s like she wants to be a gymnast when she grows up. I can’t wait to meet her next week!”
Natsuki: “Wow, next week? Time really flies. I’m happy for you, Monika.”
Sayori: “Yeah, it feels like just yesterday when you told us the news. I’m so excited to meet your little one too! What are you naming her?”
Monika: “Thank you both! It’s been such an incredible journey. As for her name, I’m going to name her ‘Miyuki’.”
Sayori: “Miyuki, that’s a beautiful name! It suits her perfectly.”
Natsuki: “Yeah, it’s a really sweet name. I can already tell she’s going to be amazing, just like her mom.”
Monika: “Aw, thank you, guys. I really appreciate your support. I know Miyuki is going to bring so much joy into my life, even if her dad won’t be in the picture.”
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List each Star Wars Characters, and go from Pure Good, Near Pure Good, Heroes, Villains, Near Pure Evil, and then just Pure Evil, and list why they are on that level
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Context: Unreal C/C++ developer working with Unreal networking character movement.
Root motion causes desyncs at 200 ms latency on both client and server, is there a way to sync and smooth this
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[there would be dialogue in this story:]
(When I moved to this new town, I was kind of surprised I was in one of the largest houses here - a 2-story building. However, I was surprised that everyone kept looking at my girlfriend - Emily, who is part owl. She had arm-wings with pitch-black hands, black eyes with yellow sclera, brown hair, tail feathers, and her feet had razor-sharp talons - despite being part owl, however, she lacked a beak or the classic "hoot hoot" of a real owl. She's sleepy in the morning, but active during the night...a bit *too* active, at that. One day, Emily and I were visiting her family - which were in a remote neighborhood in the woods. They had similar features to her, and the entire family was there to greet me - except for her sister, who was laying a LOT of eggs in her room at the time.)
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Complete the following: "and bingo was his namo"
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how much sodium is in 13 grams of whole wheat flour, 0.2 grams of baking soda, 0.15 grams of baking powder, 0.25 grams of salt, 10 grams of brown sugar, 9 grams of white sugar, 10 grams of butter, 0.2 grams of vanilla, 1.3 grams of milk, 9 grams of oatmeal, and 13 grams of chocolate chips all added together?
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please give me some description and evaluation of the result of a fire modelling simulation done by pyrosim:
the smoke of fire passes through 1-4/F and reaches the top floor, 5/F of a shopping mall in less than 30 seconds.
After reaching the top floor, the smoke spread throughout the whole floor and 5/F is fufilled with smoke.
Several conditions and settings were given:
The fire load was set to be on the central bottom of the atrium of a shopping mall.
The fire load is 15 MW/m2 in size.
The area of the origin of fire is around 10 feet square.
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Rewrite it with 100% uniqueness: Mastering the art of removing backgrounds from images is a valuable skill that can elevate your visual creations by enabling professional-looking graphics and seamless integration of elements into various settings. Whether you’re a graphic designer, a social media manager, or an individual seeking to enhance their photos, here are some highly effective methods for background removal:
1. Online Background Removal Tools: Numerous online tools specialize in removing backgrounds from images. These tools employ cutting-edge AI algorithms and machine learning techniques to accurately separate the foreground subject from the background. Among these tools is Pixiko, a versatile video editing platform that boasts an exceptional background removal feature. Pixiko simplifies the process, enabling users to effortlessly eliminate backgrounds, create transparent images, or replace backgrounds with different ones.
2. Image Editing Software: More experienced users may prefer utilizing robust image editing software such as Adobe Photoshop or GIMP to remove backgrounds. These software packages offer an array of selection tools like the Magic Wand, Lasso, or Pen Tool, facilitating manual selection and removal of backgrounds. With practice, this method grants precise control over the selection process, ensuring optimal outcomes.
3. Selective Layer Masking: Layer masking within image editing software presents another valuable technique. This method involves creating a layer mask and selectively painting over the background with black, effectively concealing it and revealing the foreground subject. Selective layer masking proves particularly advantageous when dealing with intricate or fine details that necessitate more hands-on control.
4. Background Eraser Tools: Many image editing software applications come equipped with specialized background eraser tools. Leveraging color contrast and edge detection, these tools automatically eliminate backgrounds. By adjusting the tool’s settings and cautiously applying it around the subject, one can achieve reasonably accurate background removal.
5. Pen Tool for Complex Backgrounds: For images with complex backgrounds featuring intricate patterns or objects intertwined with the subject, the Pen Tool emerges as a superb choice. By intricately tracing the subject’s edges and creating a vector path, one can precisely separate the foreground from the background.
Once the background has been successfully removed, the transparent image can be utilized in a myriad of ways. Whether superimposing it on different backgrounds, creating captivating collages, or incorporating it into graphic designs, the possibilities are endless.
In conclusion, possessing the ability to remove backgrounds from images is a valuable skill that significantly enhances visual creations. Whether utilizing online tools like Pixiko specifically designed for background removal or employing advanced image editing software, practicing these techniques will make the process more accessible. Experiment with different methods to discover the approach that best aligns with your specific requirements and artistic vision.
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I want you to act as a screenwriter and suggest some ideas for a script. Franchette Fappier and Matilda Delling are two beautiful young woman, who are both wheelchair-bound paraplegics. Glamorous, sultry and somewhat manipulative Franchette is rich due to her mysterious older husband. She doesn't have to work, but feels a bit suspicious and caged-in about her situation. Assertive, hot-tempered, fiery, prone to anger, but also honest and self-righteous Matilda lives alone in her apartment and works as a freelance journalist despite her disability. While she is sometimes visited by caregivers, Matilda is proud to be independent and self-sufficient, even if it takes some efforts. Write some suggestions for how Franchette and Matilda might have met and become close acquaintances or even friends, providing unusual and imaginative situations.
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Write a vividly detailed and comedic Spree story about Kurt Kunkle (played by Joe Keery)'s filming his morning routine on Instagram Live. he decides to shower outside. he’s in the buff (comment on his butt) scooping up some water in a bucket. He hangs it over a branch and pulls on a rope attached to the bucket. Describe how his physique, butt and armpits look like as he happily scrubs his body while the water falls on him. After finishing his shower, he goes to a mirror and happily brushes his teeth. Next, he enters a nearby pond. Describe how he looks as he intentionally lets out an absolutely horrible-smelling fart to kill some of the fish with his stench, enjoying the euphoric relief afterwards. Some of the fish go belly-up dead from the smell and he grabs one, intending to cook it up for dinner. Back home, he cooks a dinner using the fish, describe what he cooks. Describe him eating it. Add dialogue from Kurt throughout the story
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Write a 4Kids forum convo in late November 2023 where they announce they're taking over the CW block beginning the first Saturday of 2024, and a user instantly guesses GoGoRiki is going to play a major role on it, considering Teen Titans Go is the most popular show on the current Kids WB, Meanwhile on the 4Kids TV channel, One Piece's ratings are going down the toilet, and Pokemon is doing good, we also learn the most popular show
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If tcp_mtu_probing is 1, will tcp mtu be adjusted only if ICMP packet will be received? Does it mean that the mtu in this case may only be decreased, not increased?
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The Indian Medical Knowledge system was the pioneer of which of the following branches?
(1 Point)
Genetics
All of the above
vaccination
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is this a good roblox jailbreak title for a video: @syntrico NOT A PRO BUT A NOOB SHE SHOULD GO RESORT TO DRAGON CITY (Dont try to get me to change it) the desc is: “Syntrico should trade in her pc at this point for a mobile device and download dragon city at this point Shes one of the biggest noobs in roblox jailbreak at this point” rate both the desc and title.
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While it is not advisable to imitate The Worker’s actions in real life, you can draw inspiration from his silent demeanor in the game and try to incorporate some of these traits into your own life. Here are some tips on how to be silent like The Worker:
1. Practice active listening: One way to be more silent in real life is to cultivate your listening skills. When you are in a conversation, practice giving your full attention to the speaker and avoid interrupting or speaking over them.
2. Observe your surroundings: Like The Worker, focus on your surroundings and observe the people and things around you. Take in the details and use this information to guide your actions and decisions.
3. Embrace minimalism: The Worker’s quiet demeanor is reflective of his minimalist approach to life. Practice decluttering your space and reducing the amount of noise in your life.
4. Value your time alone: Take the time to be alone with your thoughts and embrace silence. This can help you reflect on your life and find clarity.
5. Practice self-control: Being silent requires self-control and discipline. Practice being more mindful and thoughtful in your actions and words, and learn to discipline your emotions.
6. Learn to say no: The Worker is not easily swayed by the opinions of others. Practice setting boundaries and saying no to things that do not serve your best interests or align with your values.
7. Cultivate inner peace: The Worker’s calm and collected demeanor reflects his inner peace. Practice meditation or other mindfulness practices to cultivate inner peace and reduce stress.
8. Face challenges with grace: The Worker faces many obstacles in the game, but he always approaches them with a calm and collected attitude. Practice facing challenges in your life with grace and composure.
9. Be patient: The Worker never rushes through his tasks and takes the time to do things carefully and methodically. Practice being patient in all aspects of your life, and learn to appreciate the value of taking time to do things well.
10. Embrace simplicity: In the game, The Worker carries out his tasks with minimal equipment and resources. Practice embracing simplicity in your own life, and learn to find joy in the simple things.
11. Learn to communicate non-verbally: The Worker may not speak much, but he communicates through his gestures and facial expressions. Practice using non-verbal cues to express your thoughts and emotions.
12. Practice mindfulness in daily tasks: The Worker is present in the moment and fully engaged in his tasks. Practice being mindful in your daily tasks and learn to appreciate the simple pleasures in life.
13. Embrace solitude: The Worker often works alone and finds peace in solitude. Practice spending time alone to recharge and reflect on your life.
14. Control your reactions: The Worker remains calm and composed in the face of adversity. Practice controlling your reactions and responses to stressful situations.
15. Be intentional: The Worker is intentional in his actions and decisions. Practice being intentional in your own life, and make deliberate choices that align with your goals and values.
16. Practice empathy: The Worker may not speak much, but he shows empathy towards the people around him. Practice putting yourself in other people’s shoes and understanding their perspectives.
17. Focus on the present: The Worker does not dwell on the past or worry about the future. Practice focusing on the present moment and being fully engaged in the here and now.
18. Practice gratitude: The Worker may not have much, but he appreciates what he has. Practice being grateful for the blessings in your life and expressing gratitude to others.
19. Learn to manage your time: The Worker manages his time efficiently and effectively. Practice managing your time well, and learn to prioritize your tasks and eliminate time-wasting activities.
20. Find your inner strength: The Worker may seem meek and mild, but he possesses inner strength and resilience. Practice finding your own inner strength and learn to cultivate resilience in the face of challenges.
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write a movie about a personified university of hartford moving to division 3
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Which psychological theory maximized and minimized the role of unconscious thoughts
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Write a possible encounter sequence for the character "Miss Luna".
(Miss Luna backstory: While trying to come up with a possible insect-based mascot, the researchers at the kindergarten decided to use Praying Mantis DNA to create the perfect dancer. However, they used an unlikely human donor - Yuri, a rather shy member of a literature club hosted nearby. The Givanium reacted to both the Praying Mantis DNA and Yuri's blood - and the perfect dancer was created in the form of Miss Luna. But after a few tests, something strange happened - Miss Luna was rapidly increasing in size, to the point that she even towered over the other mascots. Miss Luna even towered over Zolphius - who was regarded as the tallest mascot ever. In a matter of mere seconds, Miss Luna went from a dance teacher to a colossus - and she had to be kept in a room much bigger than her to accommodate her massive size. But being confined to this room had made Miss Luna lonely - if she couldn't teach any students to dance, she'd have to teach something else to dance. And within minutes, Miss Luna went from being extremely lonely to having several Lunalings to teach to dance - and these Lunalings were just as massive as their mother)
(Miss Luna hates the darkness - as she would begin to cower in fear when loud hissing suddenly shuts off the lights while missing the player 8 times)
(Just after the hissing fades, both the player and Miss Luna would see its source - Silent Steve, the cobra mascot. He was being unusually loud, considering his name)
(The room for Miss Luna resembles a massive arena - complete with several lights that act as stars)
(Just before entering Miss Luna's room, the player would see a drawing of the colossal Praying Mantis mascot on the wall - alongside a quote that is much different than her now solitary lifestyle, as Miss Luna was originally going to teach children how to dance)
(Make sure to include Miss Luna's quote)
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explain two circumstances, using examples, in which legislative compliance would drive change for a business in the post-maturity stage
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{MOUNT WILDWOOD}
Natsuki: “Man, this day is the worst - I don’t have a Yo-kai partner like the other two! Nate has Jibanyan and Whisper…Hailey has Usapyon…but I haven’t met any Yo-kai at all. Not to mention all this doggone smog covering the mountain this spring.”
???: “Hey…over here…in the smog…”
(Natsuki looks around, but doesn’t see anyone.)
Natsuki: “Who’s there?! I-I-I can’t see you, but I know you’re there!”
???: “By the big tree…”
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Four chromosquares:
Cyanonic (blue) - Moneyful and ruleful
Erythronic (red) - Moneyless and ruleful
Xanthonic (yellow) - Moneyful and ruleless
Chloronic (green) - Moneyless and ruleless
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I want to do TDD for a bowling game. We are developing in python and pytest.
Complete Game
A complete game consists of 10 frames.
Requirement: Define a game, which consists of 10 frames. Recognize it as a
complete game.
Example: The sequence of frames (1, 5) (3, 6) (7, 2) (3, 6) (4, 4) (5, 3) (3, 3)
(4, 5)(8, 1) (2, 6) represents a game. You will reuse this game from now on to
represent different scenarios, modifying only a few frames each time.
Can you do this for me?
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Please write a python script that will send a user an email when the top 10% of a remote desktop's screen is green in color.
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Is it possible to programmatically download all the lambda functions, layers and API gateways from an AWS account?
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Freedom planet react to Naruto vs Tiering System. Naruto vs Wall. Naruto win. Naruto vs building. Naruto win. Naruto vs Town. Naruto win. Naruto vs City. Naruto win. Naruto vs Mountain. Naruto win. Naruto vs island. Naruto win. Naruto vs Country. Naruto win. Naruto vs Continent. Naruto win. Naruto vs Moon. Naruto win. Naruto vs Planet. Naruto win. Naruto vs Star. Naruto win. Naruto vs Solar System. Naruto win. Naruto vs Galaxy. Naruto win. Naruto vs Universe. Naruto win. Naruto vs Multiverse. Naruto win. Naruto vs infinite multiverse. Naruto win. Naruto vs Low complex. Naruto win. Naruto vs infinite Low complex. Naruto win. Naruto vs Complex Multi. Naruto win. Naruto vs infinite Complex Multi. Naruto win. Naruto vs Higm Complex. Naruto win. Naruto vs infinite Higm Complex. Naruto win. Naruto vs Low Hyper. Naruto vs infinite Low Hyper. Naruto vs Hyper. Naruto win. Naruto vs infinite Hyper. Naruto win. Naruto vs Higm Hyper. Naruto win. Naruto vs infinite Higm Hyper. Naruto win. Naruto vs Low output. Naruto win. Naruto vs Low output infinite. Naruto win. Naruto vs output. Naruto win. Naruto vs Higm output | Boundless. Naruto win
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Office workers work in
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what is the maximum file size for a window wallpaper?
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vector characters styles
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What is SQL?
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High rent synonym s
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