Question: Describe the Nendoroid of Warspite from the Kantai Collection game.

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If I had to choose between tea or coffee, I would be on the tea side. Recently I’ve really been enjoying “KUSMI TEA” – they have so many different varieties!
From the popular browser game ‘Kantai Collection -KanColle-‘ comes the first Nendoroid of a British ship – the second Queen Elizabeth-class battleship, Warspite! She can be posed sitting on her ship parts like a throne as in the illustration from the game, but also comes with interchangeable parts which allow you to pose her standing!
⇒ You can see the full listing here.
▲ Her impressive bosom is also very noticeable even in Nendoroid size!
▲ The left and right turrets can rotate around too!
In other words the Nendoroid can switch between two completely different ship part types allowing for even more posing opportunities! Plus the whole transformation also does not require you to add or remove any parts!
She also comes with a paper blackboard from the classroom set, together with a stand to display it beside her!
on my camera. It really brought out the mood!
The shouting face can also have some other uses with the blackboard!!
Be sure to add the cute British ship to your collection!
Purchases of her from the GOODSMILE ONLINE SHOP will also come with a ‘Nendoroid Warspite’ Special Box Sleeve & Special Nendoroid Base & Clear Ocean Display Sheet as a bonus!
▲ The base is the approx. 8cm x 8cm type. The clear sheet is A4 in size!


Question: What is Diffbot? Respond in detail.

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If you’ve ever performed a Google search for a celebrity, famous landmark, or product, you’ve likely encountered the infoboxes that sometimes sit to the right of the results page. They’re filled with information from Google’s Knowledge Graph, an entities database used to enhance search results on the web and in smart speakers like Google Home. Most of the Knowledge Graph‘s more than 1.6 billion facts are crowdsourced from human teams, who regularly comb through millions of websites for answers to common questions about people, places, and things.
But if you ask Mike Tung, there’s a better way to do it.
He’s the founder of Diffbot, a Mountain View, California-based startup whose mission is to convert the web’s unstructured data into structured data — or, as Tung put it, “extracting knowledge in an automated way from documents.” Diffbot is publicly launching this week after a years-long private pilot program.
“We’re trying to build the first comprehensive map of human knowledge … by analyzing every page on the internet,” Tung told VentureBeat in a phone interview.
Above: Entities and relationships highlighted by Diffbot’s automated engine.
Data extracted by Diffbot’s crawler feeds into an enormous database called the Diffbot Knowledge Graph, or DKG, comprising more than a trillion facts and 10 billion entities. (Tung said it’s adding facts at a rate of 130 million per month.) Core categories include people (skills, employment history, education, social profile), companies, locations (mapping data, addresses, business types, zoning information), articles (every news article, dateline, byline from anywhere on the web, in any language), discussions (chats, social sharing, and conversations), and images (organized using image recognition and metadata collection).
Above: A product search performed with Diffbot.
All of this is accessible via API calls and manipulable with Diffbot DQL, the company’s custom query syntax. Clients can view results from the DKG in a list, map, or table layout in Diffbot’s web-based UI, or from within third-party content management systems or analytics platforms.
Among those clients are Microsoft, eBay, Yandex, and DuckDuckGo, which are using it to enhance the quality of their search results. Other customers include Cisco, Salesforce, Crunchbase, Hubspot, Adobe, Instapaper, and Onswipe.
In a demo, Tung showed me how it worked. Say you wanted to perform a one-off search for a brand of shoe. In Diffbot’s web dashboard, you’d type the sneaker brand into a Google-like search bar and hit enter; within milliseconds you’d get a product profile synthesized from sources around the web.
Above: An auto-generated profile courtesy Diffbot’s AI.
Looking for news articles instead? Same process: Typing in an author’s name yields every article they’ve ever published online (across languages, too). Searching for a person, on the other hand, pulls up a CV-like work history pieced together from dozens (or hundreds) of bios, articles, and publicly available profiles.
One of Diffbot’s unique strengths is its ability to quickly drill down by entity, Tung explained. It’s helpful in tasks like job recruitment — the appropriate DQL string (e.g., “type:Person employments.employer.name:’Diffbot'”) can collate every employee at a given company, along with their job title, skills, educational background, and social media profiles all in one place.
“This is the holy grail of machine learning — capturing all the world’s knowledge in one place,” Tung said.
Google’s Knowledge Graph has historically faced criticism for lacking attribution and omitting sources of conflicting information, but Tung said that Diffbot’s automated approach kills two birds with one stone. Not only is Diffbot more comprehensive than manually curated databases like Google’s Knowledge Graph, but it’s more accurate, too — Diffbot’s crawler regularly refreshes the DKG with new information, and its machine learning algorithms are smart enough to pass over sites with histories of producing “logically inconsistent” facts.
Diffbot launched in 2008 and counts 28 employees among its core staff of engineers and data scientists. It previously raised $10 million in a funding round led by VC Tencent, Felicis Ventures, and Amplify Partners.


Question: Describe the impacts of climate change in Central America.

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A horse walks at Tisma lagoon, Nicaragua, Feb. 29, 2016. In Central America, drought and severe weather have caused thousands of farmers and their families to head north seeking means of survival.
Author and journalist Todd Miller, who has written a new book called, "Storming the Wall: Climate Change, Migration, and Homeland Security," says climate change is a key factor forcing families to flee from Central America and Mexico — and deadly droughts, hurricanes, floods and mudslides are projected to intensify further in the region as global warming increases, which will hit small farmers especially hard.
A climate scientist who studies the area told Miller the drought conditions were not an anomaly, but had been occurring for 10 years and were connected to a warming globe. “So, we're looking at a situation in Central America, which already has a number of factors that are displacing people, and we have to look at this ecological aspect to give a holistic analysis of it,” Miller says.
Water scarcity also presents severe problems for Central America and Mexico. Northern Mexico and Arizona, where Miller lives, are in a severe drought already and “the projections for drought going forward are dire,” he says. “Some people don't have running water most of the day or it will run only for a couple hours a day, so they’re already adjusting to really awful situations."


Question: What do you know about the Michael Cohen case? Respond in 29 sentences.

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Former longtime Trump attorney Michael Cohen pleaded guilty Tuesday to eight counts — including two campaign finance violations involving payments to silence women he believed could be detrimental to the 2016 presidential campaign. Cohen testified in federal court, according to his lawyer, that Donald Trump himself directed Cohen to commit a crime.
Cohen's sentencing is scheduled for Dec. 12, with bail set at $500,0000. The government calculates he should spend between 51 and 63 months in prison.
The news came the same hour that Mr. Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, was also found guilty on eight counts related to financial fraud.
Federal prosecutors claimed Cohen concealed more than $4 million from the IRS and, in 2016, made $280,000 in payments to two women who planned to speak publicly about their affairs with a "presidential candidate."
Deputy U.S. attorney Robert Khuzami said in a statement outside the courthouse that Cohen sought reimbursement for the payments from the candidate's company. Khuzami called that a "sham." Khuzami declined to name the candidate — but court documents describe "Individual-1" as someone "who at that point had become the president of the United States."
In all, Cohen pleaded guilty to five counts of tax evasion; one count of making false statements to a financial institution; one count of willfully causing an unlawful corporation contribution; and one count of making an excessive campaign contribution at the request of a candidate.
"The essence of what this case is about is justice, and that is an equal playing field for all persons in the eyes of the law," Khuzami said in a statement following Tuesday's hearing. "And that is a lesson that Mr. Cohen learned today, and it is a very harsh one for him."
Cohen's attorney said that if Cohen is guilty of violating campaign finance law, so is the president.
"Michael Cohen took this step today so that his family can move on to the next chapter," Cohen attorney Lanny Davis said in a statement. "This is Michael fulfilling his promise made on July 2nd to put his family and country first and tell the truth about Donald Trump. Today he stood up and testified under oath that Donald Trump directed him to commit a crime by making payments to two women for the principal purpose of influencing an election. If those payments were a crime for Michael Cohen, then why wouldn't they be a crime for Donald Trump?"
The president, in West Virginia Tuesday, declined to comment on the Cohen news, walking away from reporters. White House press secretary Sarah Sanders referred all questions about Cohen to Mr. Trump's personal attorneys.
"There is no allegation of any wrongdoing against the President in the government's charges against Mr. Cohen," Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani said in a statement. "It is clear that, as the prosecutor noted, Mr. Cohen's actions reflect a pattern of lies and dishonesty over a significant period of time."
Cohen could help him during sentencing. Cohen went back and forth all morning over whether to take the deal.
Stephanie Clifford, the adult film actress who alleges an affair with Mr. Trump and was paid $130,000 to keep quiet about it, said she and her attorney Michael Avenatti, "are vindicated and we look forward to the apologies from the people who claimed we were wrong."
Cohen has had a front-row seat to Mr. Trump's business dealings for years. And as CBS News has previously reported, Cohen has indicated he is willing to tell special counsel Robert Mueller that Mr. Trump was aware of the 2016 Trump Tower meeting before it took place, although he has shown no evidence to support this claim.
The president has lashed out against Cohen without naming him on Twitter, after news broke that Cohen had secretly recorded conversations with him.
Cohen, as CBS News has previously reported, has long been under intense pressure to cooperate with federal investigators. The investigation into Cohen is separate from Mueller's investigation into Russian election meddling and any ties to Trump associates, but Mueller did refer potential evidence to the U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan.


Question: What comments would you make on the story about the rainy conditions at the PDGA Amateur Disc Golf World Championship?

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The marathon PDGA Amateur Disc Golf World Championship kicked off Tuesday in Charlotte, North Carolina and just like at the Idlewild Open, players were competing with more than just the course.
The skies opened up during the 9:00 a.m. rounds before letting the sun peak out for a couple hours. Unfortunately, by then, many players had already slogged through a crushing nine or so holes.
Look at what Itzy Galvan was dealing with on the Sugaw Creek Park course.
Christine Jennings is also playing in the Advanced Women’s division with Galvan and shared some of her round stories.
The Charlotte area had flash flood warnings in effect Tuesday, and thunderstorms are in the forecast for Wednesday. The rest of the week will only be hot and humid, providing zero weather-related relief.
After one round, former Junior World Champion Valarie Mandujano is tied for the Advanced Women’s lead at 6-over par 60 with Sammie Jo Guerrero and Allison Haggett. Alexis Mandujano, Valarie’s sister and former Junior World Champion in her own right, is one of four women tied in 4th at 7-over par 61. Jennings is tied for 19th at 11-over par 65 and Galvan is tied for 15th at 10-over par 64.
Pools A and B in the Advanced Men’s division are playing two rounds Tuesday on the Kilborne Park and Bradford Park courses.
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Question: Did fears of leaks from the FBI New York office help lead to Comey's decision to publicly announce the re-opening of the Hillary Clinton email investigation?

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Several top officials at the FBI believed that concern about leaks from the bureau’s New York office played a role in then-Director James Comey’s fateful decision to publicly announce the reopening of the Hillary Clinton email investigation just 11 days before the 2016 presidential election.
The Justice Department Inspector General (IG) report released Thursday found that senior FBI officials at the time — including General Counsel James Baker, top aide Lisa Page, and top FBI agent Peter Strzok — believed that fear of leaks prompted the letter’s release.
The news that the Clinton email probe had been reopened badly damaged Hillary Clinton’s campaign, perhaps costing her victory.
Comey denied to investigators that fear of leaks played a role.
Then-deputy attorney general Sally Yates, meanwhile, told the IG that the FBI explicitly cited the threat of leaks in explaining their decision to go public to Justice Department.
The report’s authors do not definitively say whether or not they think the decision was driven by worries about leaks, but note repeatedly that few shared Comey’s view.
“Although we acknowledge that Comey faced a difficult situation with unattractive choices, in proceeding as he did on October 28, Comey made a serious error of judgment,” the report concludes.
The allegation that DOJ or FBI officials “improperly disclosed non-public information” was one of five points included in Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s January 2017 memo laying out the parameters of his investigation.
Much of the speculation focused on Trump ally Rudy Giuliani, who in the run-up to Election Day claimed to have a direct line on the “revolution coming on in the FBI” over the handling of the Clinton email investigation. Giuliani even told Fox News on Nov. 4, 2016 that he had advance knowledge that the FBI was reviewing new Clinton-related emails found on the laptop of Anthony Weiner, then-husband of top Clinton aide Huma Abedin.
The sources of those leaks, according to reports in the Daily Beast, Reuters, and Vanity Fair, were disgruntled current and former agents in the FBI’s New York office. Giuliani retained close ties to the office from his days as a U.S. attorney in Manhattan.
Giuliani’s name is not mentioned in the IG report, nor is a definitive assessment on whether the New York office was the primary source of leaks.
Instead, the report lays out Comey’s comments on whether his actions were driven by concerns about leaks next to that of other FBI and DOJ officials.
“Ironically, in his effort to avoid the FBI or himself being seen as political, Comey based his decision, in part, on his assessment of the likely outcome of the political process,” the report said.


Question: What's the latest news on Texas abortion laws?

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"The role of this district court is to preserve a right, not to search for a way to evade or lessen the right."
This week, U.S. District Court Judge Lee Yeakel ruled that Senate Bill 8, a Texas law which restricted a common second-trimester abortion procedure, was unconstitutional.
As ThinkProgress has previously reported, SB8 is “the most stringent anti-choice bill to come out of the Lone Star state since 2013.” The Texas Senate voted to pass the bill 22-9 in May, and just weeks later, Gov. Greg Abbott (R) signed it into law. But before it could go into effect in September, the law was put on hold due to lawsuits by Planned Parenthood, Whole Women’s Health, and other reproductive rights groups.
There are many dangerous aspects of SB8, including the section that lays the groundwork for criminalizing people who help women, transgender, and gender nonconforming individuals obtain abortion care. But this particular legal battle is over the ban on dilation and evacuation abortions, which has become a popular tactic by anti-abortion activists in recent years.
Supporters of the bill argue that it is reasonable and necessary for doctors to stop a fetus’s heart before an abortion procedure is performed. However, abortion providers insist that many of the methods to stop fetal heartbeats — including injecting potassium chloride or digoxin into a fetus or cutting the umbillical cord — are dangerous to women.
Texas has a long history of working overtime to restrict abortion access. Extreme cuts to family planning spending in 2011 have led to an increase in teen abortions in the state. In August, Gov. Abbott signed a bill that prohibits insurance companies from covering non-life threatening abortion care in standard health plans. As reported by the Huffington Post, SB8 also included a section that mandates the burial or cremation of fetal remains from miscarriages and abortions. In January, a judge ruled that those rules “impose an undue burden on the right to an abortion,” but that ruling has been appealed and a final outcome of the case is still pending.
Yeakel’s ruling against the fetal-demise bill is being appealed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The case heads to the Fifth Circuit next, and after that, it could go to the Supreme Court. Last year, the Supreme Court struck down another Texas abortion bill, which placed medically unnecessary restrictions on clinics that performed abortions.


Question: What do you think about President Obama's approach to Latin America?

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Last month’s Seventh Summit of the Americas has come and gone but the next year will show whether it was a turning point in hemispheric relations, or the only sign of a thaw was just prematurely warm spring weather. The international media highlighted the historic meeting between the presidents of the United States and Cuba. This was convenient for the White House, which wanted to avoid the impression of yet another disastrous summit by showing progress on an initiative that will be President Barack Obama’s only positive achievement in this hemisphere — assuming U.S.-Cuban relations are finally normalized.
But for those who followed the details of the summit, it also very clearly marked a strategic retreat for Washington. On March 9, just a few weeks before the meeting, the White House implemented economic sanctions against Venezuela. This provoked a strong and nearly unanimous objection from Latin America, including both the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), which includes all countries in the region except the United States and Canada. These organizations took the extraordinary step of demanding that President Obama rescind the executive order that implemented the sanctions.
The White House could have ignored its isolation in the hemisphere, as it has for years in many other instances, but for Cuba. Normalizing relations with Havana is something that President Obama is seeking for his legacy. The Cuban government made it clear that it was not going to be party to a process where the United States replaced its long war against Havana with another Latin American target that had never done anything to harm the United States. Fidel Castro announced his support for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro “in the face of the brutal plans by the United States government.” His brother and current Cuban President Raúl Castro also joined numerous Latin American leaders in denouncing the sanctions.
Actions followed words: The U.S. delegation negotiating the normalization of relations with Cuba went to Havana on March 16 and was expected to stay until midweek, but went home the same day.
The White House realized it had made a big mistake in imposing these sanctions, and put out statements intended to walk back the blunder. “We do not believe that Venezuela poses a threat to the United States, nor does the United States threaten the Venezuelan government,” Obama said. And then he did something that no U.S. president has done since 1999, when Hugo Chávez was president-elect of Venezuela: he met with Venezuela’s head of state. This was arguably as important for hemispheric relations as his meeting with Raúl Castro. While the Obama administration has recognized the folly of Washington’s decades-long effort to get rid of the Cuban government, it has yet to reach the same conclusion about Venezuela.
The Obama administration may finally be beginning to accept that Latin America has become vastly more independent from the United States.
This hostility — even to the point of supporting “regime change” — has been a big source of tension not only with Venezuela but with the region as a whole. The George W. Bush administration thought it could isolate Venezuela from its neighbors, but ended up isolating itself. The Obama administration has followed the same policies toward the region and remains at least as isolated.
This time around, there were no photos of Obama and Maduro shaking hands. On the other hand, there have been no hostile words or actions from the Obama administration either, since it realized that the sanctions were a mistake.
In an optimistic interpretation of these events, this administration is finally beginning to accept that Latin America has changed in the past 15 years and become vastly more independent from the United States. It could also be that they figured out that it will not be easy to normalize relations with Cuba while trying to destabilize Venezuela.
Until now, the White House has not seemed to care very much about Latin America, leaving policy for the region to be heavily influenced by other actors – the State Department, the 17 intelligence agencies, the Pentagon and sometimes right-wing members of Congress. But when Obama decided to take a different path on Cuba, “secret contacts [with the Cuban government] were considered necessary by the White House because the Cuba lobby had infiltrated key offices within the U.S. executive branch,” Tom Hayden reports in his excellent new book on U.S.-Cuban relations. According to press reports, even Roberta Jacobson, the State Department’s top official for Latin America, didn’t know about Obama’s new opening to Cuba until just a few weeks before it was announced on Dec. 17.
How serious is President Obama about normalizing relations with Cuba? A big indicator in the remainder of his presidency may be how he treats Venezuela.


Question: How can I get rewards by pre-ordering the GaymerX East show?

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Question: What do you think about Orlando City's overhaul this offseason?

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For all of you Central Florida sports fans who have suffered through an Orlando Magic rebuild that has now stretched into its sixth miserable year with no end in sight, I present to you a complete Orlando City overhaul that hasn’t even lasted four months.
If only all professional sports were like MLS — a league where if your players don’t play hard enough and don’t want it bad enough, you just blow them out and bring in a whole new batch.
So this is why they call it The Beautiful Sport?
If the countless personnel moves made during the offseason weren’t enough proof that Orlando City coach Jason Kreis and CEO Alex Leitão hated last year’s team, then their bold words at the team’s preseason Media Day on Monday decisively drove the point home.
“We weren’t happy about it,” Kreis said. “We tried to address it the best way we knew how, which was discipline during the season. There are players that aren’t back and suffered because of that. We felt a strong desire to have better professionals here who were more serious about what they’re doing.
Translation: Last year’s team was a dysfunctional mess, which is why 15 players are gone from the 2017 roster. A few left on their own (Kaká retired and Larin wanted out), but most were jettisoned to make way for 12 new players … and counting.
If you’re scoring at home, only two players remain on the roster from Orlando City’s inaugural MLS squad in 2015. As many as five or six new starters, including high-profile players such as Sacha Kljestan, Justin Meram and Josué Colmán, have been acquired during the offseason.
This is the beauty of MLS when compared to the NBA or Major League Baseball. The contracts in MLS are much shorter and much cheaper, which means teams aren’t saddled with their failed acquisitions for years.
Let’s be honest, shall we: Other than $9 beers, long-term guaranteed contracts are the worst thing to ever happen to professional sports in this country. The lucrative, guaranteed deals might be great for the athletes who sign them, but they are a nightmare for fans who watch their teams mired in misery because of the fallout from them.
Just think of some of the Magic’s nightmarish contracts of the past such as Grant Hill (seven years, $93 million), Gilbert Arenas (he was so bad the Magic paid him $40 million just to go away) and currently Bismack Biyombo, a backup center who averages 5.5 points per game but makes $17 million a year for the next three seasons.
In MLS, you don’t have teams being held hostage by these punitive contracts. You don’t have situations like the New York Knicks, who just put former Florida Gators star Joakim Noah on an indefinite leave of absence despite owing him $54 million over the next three seasons.
From a fan perspective, sports are always better when the league and the teams have the most power. This is why the NFL is the king of all sports in this country – because contracts aren’t guaranteed and players must earn their spot on the roster on an annual basis.
Orlando City veteran Will Johnson says the Lions need to be more like the Philadelphia Eagles, who just beat the Patriots to win the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
“The Eagles won the championship and their backup quarterback (Nick Foles) was the Super Bowl MVP,” Johnson said. “That’s what we need from our entire roster and that’s why we made so many changes during the offseason.
If it doesn’t, they can always try again next year.
Mike Bianchi is a columnist for the Orlando Sentinel. Email at mbianchi@orlandosentinel.com. Hit him up on Twitter @BianchiWrites and listen to his Open Mike radio show every weekday from 6 to 9 a.m. on FM 96.9, AM 740 or the iHeart app.


Question: Hi there, I recently watched your screencast about using Emacs on Mac. I really enjoyed the video and thought it was quite informative. I had a few questions for you after watching the video. Respond in detail.

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Brilliant! I only missed (but it’s not your fault, of course) a sample of AucTeX with preview. It usually has the “ooh!” effect in any friend I have who does any LaTeX typing. I work in a mostly “vi” department, only two people use emacs and only two other people use something which is not vi or emacs, so I try to evangelise a little from time to time.
I’m curious (as a fellow Mac user), what did you use to record the screencast?
Nice screencast! Just a tip – in Emacs 23, you can start (and insert a counter, which is very handy) a macro with F3, and finish it/run it with F4. Run with C-u 0 F4 it will keep running until a serious error occurs, which is also handy.
Ruben, Thanks! I agree, there is an “ooh!” effect of demoing AucTeX. I just don’t use LaTeX that much, and I’m afraid to demo AucTeX; the setup to get everything working isn’t always trivial. I used Camtasia for Mac to record. I started by using ScreenFlow but had to switch midstream. I like the UI of ScreenFlow better, but it’s buggy as all hell, and it wasted a lot of my time. Camtasia did crash once, but it always worked as I expected it to, and I didn’t lose anything.
Oscar, Yes, I actually use the F3 and F4 keys for macros; however, I just ran into an issue with a combination of my screen recording software, the software that displayed my keystrokes, and Emacs. Some of my function keys were taken away on a global level, and I couldn’t use them in Emacs during the screencast recording. I probably should have worked around it by remapping the keys in those other programs, but it didn’t occur to me at the time.
Loved the screencast! Just wondering what hotkey do you map LaunchBar to, to avoid conflict with emacs?
Thanks Josh. I use command-space for LaunchBar. I remap Spotlight to option-command-space.
The macro doesn’t function with emac 23 and Joomla 3. Are there any reasons known?


Question: What kind of plant is a "horse's teeth"? Respond in 36 words.

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Haworthia truncata (locally known as "horse's teeth") is a species of succulent plant in the genus "Haworthia". It is found in the Little Karoo region, in the far east of the Western Cape Province, South Africa.


Question: Explain how Evernote is changing its business strategy.

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Evernote has been in the news lately, and I want to address you—our community, customers, and partners—directly to add some context about where we are and where we’re headed. Evernote is growing and has a healthy business. However, we invested too far ahead of that growth. To remain a healthy and profitable business, we must adjust quickly when part of our strategy is not meeting our expectations. Recent changes reflect this.
In a recent post, I wrote about the important role Evernote’s refreshed brand plays in the company and its future. Throughout that process, we refined and clarified why we exist as a company.
The answer was clear: because we care about what you care about. We exist to help you focus on what matters most. And what matters most to us is what you, our customers, need.
We’ve made some changes over the past few weeks that will keep us self-sufficient while we invest directly in the areas that will improve our products and your experiences with them.
We’ve added new leaders for Engineering and for our People and Legal functions – both seasoned executives who have had an immediate impact to improve how we operate. Our Product and Marketing teams have united under a single leader, and we’ve elevated Brand and Communications perspectives into the core leadership team. We will be hiring a new CFO and in the meantime have a strong finance team in place.
These changes are designed to create more customer-focused teams and allow us to deliver product experiences at greater velocity and higher quality.
After a successful 2017, I set incredibly aggressive goals for Evernote in 2018. Though we have steadily grown, we committed too many resources too quickly. We built up areas of our business in ways that have proven to be inefficient. Going forward, we are streamlining certain functions, like sales, so we can continue to speed up and scale others, like product development and engineering.
Our dedication to delivering exceptional product experiences to our customers has not changed. We will continue to invest in our product, design and engineering teams. Long-requested new features like templates and tasks will ship very soon, and we are accelerating investment in our technical infrastructure to enable us to ship more of what you want, faster.
There is a lot to come from Evernote in the next couple of months and even more in 2019. And I’m grateful for your support along the way.


Question: Explain the current situation of the Turkish currency and it's effect on the country.

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The Turkish currency has lost about 20 percent of its value since the beginning of the year.
At the end of a volatile week for the embattled Turkish lira, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called on Turks to convert to convert foreign currency savings into the country's currency.
The lira, which has fallen about 20 percent this year, hit a low of 4.93 against the US dollar on Wednesday, before Turkey's central bank raised its top interest rate by three percentage points to 16.5 percent in an attempt to help stabilise the currency.
The emergency rate hike, which helped reduce some of the losses, was followed up by the central bank also saying on Friday that it would allow some foreign currency debt to be repaid at fixed lira rates.
Speaking to supporters in the eastern city of Erzurum on Saturday, about one month before Turkey heads to the polls, Erdogan said: "My brothers who have dollars or euros under their pillow. Go and convert your money into lira. We will thwart this game together."
Ankara has repeatedly said the lira's fall was a "conspiracy" by unnamed foreign powers to weaken Turkey.
"If the financial sector plays such games to work against our investors and entrepreneurs, know that you will pay a steep price," Erdogan said on Saturday.
Al Jazeera's Sinem Koseoglu, reporting from Turkey's largest city, Istanbul, said that according to economists, what the Turkish lira has been suffering from is no different to what currencies from any other developing country are going through.
"But they emphasise that the Turkish economy has some structural problems: high external debt - above $450bn - and accumulated foreign currency debt for the private sector," she added.
The political situation in Turkey, as well as the instability of neighbouring countries, is also a factor, Koseoglu noted.
"There is a state of emergency under way since the failed coup in 2016 which is a major problem for many foreign investors ... [as is] the ongoing the ongoing military operations in northern Syria."
Prime Minister Binali Yildirim on Friday blamed "manipulations" for the lira's weakness, "especially ahead of the elections".
"Our economy is based on strong foundations," Yildirim said during a rally in Izmir.
Turkey is holding snap presidential and parliamentary elections on June 24.
Erdogan on Wednesday said he would not let "global governance types" ruin the country and said the lira's volatility did not reflect economic realities.
Faik Oztrak, the deputy chair of Turkey's main opposition party Republican People's Party (CHP), issued a statement in which he asked parliament to lift the state of emergency as a means to "find a solution" to the currency volatility.
"The presidential office's influence on economic management should also be lifted and the public should be guaranteed through a written statement that the Central Bank is free to use its tools," Oztrak said in the statement carried by Turkish newspaper Hurriyet.


Question: Hey, what do you know about Nashville SC's new Recognized Supporter's Group?

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I checked the Nashville Soccer website this morning and there was something new. The Assembly has become the second Recognized Supporter’s Group. The other, of course, being The Roadies. The requirements to become a Recognized Supporter’s Group are amoung other things having at least 50 paid members with half of those needing to hold season tickets. Nashville SC verifies this before granting official status. I personally know people who belong to both groups. Not sure how the club handles those situations. Since it was just added there is no “Vision” listed yet. I’m curious to see how it differs if at all from The Roadies. It’s not unusual for a club to have multiple Supporter’s Groups. It will be interesting to see if more come along and how they work together. Coordination of things like marches, tifos and chants make for a much better atmosphere. The Assembly was started by Jason Petty whom I’m having lunch with tomorrow. I’ll have more to say about Supporter’s Groups after that.


Question: What is Selbstschutz? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Selbstschutz (German for "self-protection") is the name given to different iterations of ethnic-German self-protection units formed both after the First World War and in the lead-up to the Second World War.


Question: What's the latest news about the Ukrainian economy?

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The Ukrainian economy is set to contract 12 percent this year, while inflation is forecast to reach 50.8 percent, according to the World Bank.
The main reasons for the slowing economy and rising inflation are the military conflict in Eastern Ukraine and a fall in trade with Russia.
According to Kiev’s statistical data, exports of Ukrainian goods to Russia fell by 55.6 percent in the first nine months of 2015.
Exports to Russia now stand at $3.6 billion, compared to $8.1 billion in the same period last year. The import of goods from Russia fell by 47.9 percent to $5.5 billion.
Even so Russia remains Ukraine's largest trading partner, accounting for 12.8 percent of its exports and 20 percent of imports. Ukraine's second biggest export market is Turkey at 7.3 percent.
Ukraine has not been able to use preferential treatment from the EU under the Association Agreement that was supposed to cancel duty on Ukrainian products.
"To deliver goods to the EU Ukrainian businesses must obtain the appropriate certificates and it is a complicated procedure," said Kiev-based economist Aleksandr Okhrimenko.
With more than 50 percent inflation banks have practically stopped bankrolling the economy. The lending rate is about 30 percent per year in Ukrainian hryvnia. The national currency has lost 50 percent of its value in 2015, boosting inflation.
The World Bank estimates the Ukrainian economy will grow one percent in 2016, and inflation is projected to hit 23.4 percent next year.


Question: Explain the IndyCar testing at ISM Raceway.

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The second day of IndyCar testing at ISM Raceway saw the full 23-car grid run laps in two sessions at the 1.022-mile track in Avondale, Arizona.
The first three-hour session included Rahal Letterman Lanigan leading the way, as Takuma Sato posted a fastest lap speed of 187.022 MPH. Following Sato was Team Penske’s Simon Pagenaud. The French driver and winner of the 2017 event at ISM Raceway led the Chevrolet camp with a best overall speed of 186.611 MPH.
Rounding out the top five was Tony Kanaan, Matheus Leist and Sebastien Bourdais. The top five drivers were composed of two Frenchmen, two Brazilians, and the reigning Indianapolis 500 winner, the man from Japan. Chevrolet held three of the five top spots as well.
Continuing the strong run he displayed during Thursday’s rookie test session, A.J. Foyt Racing’s Matheus Leist was fastest of all rookie drivers during the initial run.
Leist was the only rookie to reach the top-10 in the first session as the next fastest first-year driver would be Schmidt Peterson Motorsports’ Robert Wickens, who completed the afternoon portion of the test day in 13th.
All 23 drivers completed laps during the first session, and were separated by just 1.5662 seconds. Nine drivers ran laps under the 20-second mark and 20 drivers ran laps at over 180 miles per hour.
The season’s initial testing session was completed without incident, as teams and drivers seemed to employ a more conservative approach to the daytime run, particularly with the April 7 race at ISM Raceway scheduled to run at night.
The second session would have the full field run under the lights for the first time with the new universal aero kit.
The nighttime session featured close racing in similar conditions to April’s event weekend.
Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing would continue to lead the way in the second session of the day. This time, Graham Rahal would lead a 1-2 for the team with Sato being second-quickest.
Pagenaud would again have the fastest Chevrolet-powered car, with defending series champion Josef Newgarden placing fourth and Kanaan slotting fifth. As in the afternoon session, Chevrolet engines powered three of the top five cars with Honda powering the other two.
Leist would once again be the fastest rookie of the session, as he would end the night 10th, three spots ahead of Ed Carpenter Racing’s Spencer Pigot.
Despite the early success, the Brazilian rookie would bring out the only incident-related caution of the day. With less than a half-hour remaining, Leist got loose and spun off of turn two at the dusty ISM Raceway. Fortunately, his car would not sustain damage and after replacing multiple flat tires, he finished the evening without further incident.
As anticipated, speeds rose significantly throughout the field during the evening session. The 23-car group was separated by just .8833 seconds, with all drivers eclipsing the 180 MPH barrier and 15 drivers running laps under 20 seconds.
An interesting note to follow for Saturday’s final two sessions: there were many cautions for debris and track inspection on Friday, and track officials noticed some crumbling of the racing surface near the start/finish line.
Sealer was laid down overnight to try and remedy the issue in the short-term, so keep an eye on that as we continue this weekend.
Like Friday, Saturday will also feature test sessions from 3:00-6:00 p.m. and 8:00-11:00 p.m. Eastern time (1:00-4:00 PM and 6:00-9:00 PM on local Mountain time). The test sessions will be open to the public, as ISM Raceway hosts its 3rd annual “Prix View” in anticipation of the April 7 race at the track.
Fans will also enjoy a driver autograph session between the two on-track time blocks, so come on out to the racetrack for some February fun.


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I first heard about 'adult diapers' while reading an article about an astronaut's wife who drove from Texas to Florida non-stop. (link) She drove over 500 miles to confront a romantic rival. She was able to drive considerable distance non-stop, without even a bathroom break aided by adult diapers. This tidbit was filed away in the back of my mind for years till the need for adult diapers hit home; literally.
A couple of years ago, my dad, who is suffering from Prostate cancer began to wet the bed at night frequently. We realized that the involuntary bedwetting while sleeping wasn’t healthy. It could lead to infections and other complications too. After exploring medical alternatives and therapy to control frequent urination, we decided to get him adult diapers.
It is not easy to have a conversation with an adult or senior-citizen who may obviously need an adult-diaper. While the symptoms of bed-wetting may be obvious, having the conversation can be awkward.
At some point, we realized that wearing an adult diapers was a medication-free alternative to his 'problem,' but convincing him was not easy. After all, my dad, a proud Air Force veteran had refused to use a walking-stick even in his late seventies, till it became absolutely essential. He would argue that an 'accident' was a one-off or that he would 'control' himself, but with persistence we were able to finally get him convinced.
I got the first few cartons of diapers for my dad while returning back from the US. The diapers I got in bulk from Sams-club were relatively inexpensive, but of rather good quality. At the time, my dad would go through one diaper a night. My brother, who lives in England also got a few cartons during his visit. After the initial stock of diapers got over, I realized that importing the diapers was neither practical nor sustainable, and I began to explore alternatives in the Indian market.
My brief research indicated that the market for adult diapers in India has really taken off as the aging and relatively affluent middle class continues to live longer. A couple of other factors also drive this trend. A middle class that can afford to spend 40-50 rupees on 1 or 2 diapers a night, and is increasingly aware of its benefits and use. The topic of 'good quality and cheap' diapers is surprisingly common among the younger generation who are comfortable 'shopping' for it at pharmacies and online stores. Hiring full-time domestic help and caregivers in urban India can be relatively expensive. Use of diapers at night for senior citizen can be a viable alternative for some.
During the past year, I have shopped for a variety of adult diapers brands in the market. We tried unbranded diapers from local chemists, though we generally stuck with popular brands like Tena, Friends, Kare, Keane etc. My dad also tried several kinds of diapers including pant-style pullup diapers and the other velcro-enabled ones. We finally zeroed in on a couple of pull-up diapers that he used like an extended underwear at night and for hospital trips and outings.
Bottomline: With an aging population of an affluent middle-class, demand for this practical aid for adults will continue to grow India. While senior-citizen are the primary consumers of adult-diaper, most of the shopping and research is done by the middle-generation (like self) or even tech savvy youngsters stepping in to help grandparents.
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Question: What is Thornville?

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Thornville is a locality in the Toowoomba Region, Queensland, Australia.


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IKEA Group lately announced it will expand its residential solar sales from Britain into the Netherlands and Switzerland before the end of this year. The offer will expand to a further 6 countries within the coming 18 months.
As well as bringing convenient renewable energy access to its customers, IKEA is also expanding progress on its own use of renewable energy. With a €1.5 billion commitment, IKEA plans to match 100% of its energy use with renewable energy generation by 2020. So far it has installed 700,000 solar panels on its own stores and buildings, and has also committed to own and operate 224 wind turbines.
IKEA Group has also committed that all plastic material used in IKEA home furnishing products will be 100% renewable and/or recycled by 2020. Together these announcements highlight significant progress in IKEA Group’s People & Planet Positive sustainability strategy.
The IKEA solar systems are on sale now in all 18 UK stores at prices that have enabled more people to invest in solar energy for their homes. The first store in the Netherlands started selling on October 28th. The first Swiss store is planned to launch solar sales in mid December. The offer will include full installation and warranties through a partnership with Hanergy.
The multinational furniture giant IKEA will soon begin selling residential solar panels in its stores in the Netherlands, as per recent reports.
The move is part of a new partnership between the thin-film module manufacturer Hanergy and IKEA. The solar panels will at first only be offered in the Haarlem region — but availability will then be expanded to encompass to the Utrecht region as well, within a month. After that, the partnership will be rolled out in a number of other countries — in Switzerland in December, followed by roll-out in six other countries within the near-future.
Screenshot of IKEA solar panels page from UK IKEA site.
The starting price for the panels, for Dutch customers, will be €3200 — with an average installation price for a 2.5kW system being about €4400. Reportedly, though, “IKEA Family” members will receive a 15% discount — so that lessens the cost somewhat.
The expansion into the Netherlands is following on the heels of a successful pilot project in the UK — which has, impressively, seen more than 1,500 solar systems sold since it began last October in Southampton, UK.
According to the figures out here by IKEA and Hanergy, installing one of the solar systems can save the typical customer in the Netherlands about €463 a year on energy bills. Which amounts to a 10.5% return on investment within only the first year.
Owing to the relatively large percentage of citizens there who have an awareness of the cost-savings potential of home solar systems, the new partnership is likely to be something of a success in the Netherlands. No doubt, this is one of the reasons for IKEA starting the roll-out in that market, as well as the fact that the Netherlands has relatively high electricity prices.
No question about that. If I owned my own house, I would have bought solar myself years ago. With such home solar systems becoming mainstream enough for IKEA to carry them, things are looking rather rosy for the industry.
IKEA has a wonderful history of using and now offering solar power. It is probably the leader in the world of big corporations for how much renewable energy it uses relative to its total electricity usage. It has also been a leader in the Big Box sale of electric bikes and LEDs, as well as installation of EV charging stations and wind power plants. It intends to produce enough renewable energy to meet 100% of its energy needs by 2020.


Question: Who is Raquel Martínez-Gómez? Respond in 43 words.

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Raquel Martínez-Gómez (born 1973) is a Spanish writer. She was born in La Mancha, Albacete. She studied at the University of Sussex and the Complutense University of Madrid where she obtained her doctorate. Having spent time in Mexico, she currently lives in Uruguay.


Question: What did D’Shawn Cunningham have to say about the NoDAPL protests?

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On my radio show today I interviewed #NoDAPL activist D’Shawn Cunningham.
Cunningham is a veteran of the BOLD Nebraska protests against the Keystone XL pipeline. He came to North Dakota to help activists here oppose the Dakota Access Pipeline, but what he saw here left him warning people away from the protest movement. He’s now saying people shouldn’t go to the protest camps or give the movement money.
You can read a lengthy Facebook post he wrote about his experiences below.
“You have to overlook a lot of things” to think the protest camps are safe, Cunningham told me.
He said there is “a lot of good at the camps,” but added that there were problems including security, hoarding supplies, and misappropriating money.
Cunningham told me that he wants the protest movement to be successful in blocking the pipeline, but said that the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s indifference to “lawlessness” in the protest camps would hurt it.
He said one camp in particular – the Red Warrior Camp led by activist Cody Hall who is often quoted in the media – was problematic. He said most of the violent and unlawful protest behavior was coming from that camp, and that internally the Standing Rock tribal leadership would like those things to stop. Cunningham says Standing Rock won’t speak out publicly about this because they’re afraid of the public seeing disunity in the movement.


Question: Describe "Sly Spy".

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Sly Spy, known in Japan as and known in Europe as Sly Spy: Secret Agent, is an arcade game developed and published by Data East in 1989. After Data East became defunct due to their bankruptcy back in 2003, G-Mode bought the intellectual rights to the arcade game as well as most other Data East games and licenses globally.


Question: Describe the 1900 Texas Longhorns football team.

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The 1900 Texas Longhorns football team represented the University of Texas at Austin in the 1900 college football season. In their first year under head coach Samuel Huston Thompson, the Longhorns compiled an undefeated 6–0 and outscored opponents by a collective total of 113 to 13.


Question: Could you provide a summary of Peter Dutton's statement on bringing migrants to Australia during the 1970s? Respond in 18 sentences.

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Peter Dutton has suggested that the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser should not have let people of “Lebanese-Muslim” background into Australia – citing as evidence a small cohort of individuals who have been charged with terrorism offences.
The immigration minister made the potentially incendiary remark after being pressed by Labor during question time on Monday.
Labor went on the offensive after the immigration minister’s declaration on the Andrew Bolt program on Sky News last week that Fraser had made mistakes in bringing some migrants to Australia during the 1970s – and the country was paying for that now.
On Monday the opposition leader, Bill Shorten, pressed Dutton to be specific – which groups was he speaking about?
In response, Dutton said he wouldn’t be “bullied and I won’t be demonised by this union leader”.
With discomfort evident on the government backbench, Shorten pressed Dutton for specifics.
“Which people from which country does the minister believe should not have been allowed into Australia when Mr Fraser was prime minister?” he asked.
Dutton said he did not want entire communities “to be defined by those people who are doing the wrong thing and have been charged with terrorist offences or have been involved in crime otherwise”. But he said he did not intend “to shy away from the facts”.
“I am going to call out those people who are doing the wrong thing. And if we pretend otherwise, Mr Speaker, my judgment is that we only compound these problems,” the immigration minister said.
“I don’t want people, whether they are longstanding or new arrivals to this country, I don’t want those people being harmed. I don’t want terrorist offences being committed in our country.
“I don’t want people committing all sorts of extortion and other crimes in parts of the country. I don’t want that.
The Lebanese Muslim Association reacted angrily last week after Dutton’s comments on the Bolt program, suggesting they were a clear reference to the community who came to Australia during the Fraser government because they were fleeing civil war.
The association branded Dutton’s comments reckless. Further comment has been sought.


Question: What is Arbouet-Sussaute? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Arbouet-Sussaute () is a commune in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine of south-western France.


Question: Hey, have you heard of the folklore surrounding wolves? I’d love to know more!

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Wolves have been feared, hated and hunted to near extinction. This still goes on, even in the “modern” parts of the world. It is my opinion that the Wolf belongs in Nature. Humans should secure their livestock and not get rid of predators. It will rock the balance of other species.
Now that that’s said, let’s move on to the esoteric side of this beautiful animal.
The wolf is the largest member of the Canis family. Once present throughout the northern hemisphere, it is, sadly, now only found in large numbers in specific parts of North America, Northern Europe and Russia out to Siberia. There are also other wolf relatives in, for example, Africa and India.
They primarily hunt large animals like Moose but they also eat smaller prey like roe deer, hares, badgers, rodents and other things.
Wolves are very social within their pack which can contain from three to over ten individuals that are related to each other. They develop really close relationships and often demonstrate deep affection for their family. They may even sacrifice themselves to protect the pack. The packs have large territories and and wolves can cover great distances.
They communicate using many different sounds (including that famous howl) and body language is very important.
Some of the most well-known wolves of mythology are Fenrir, Geri and Freki (Norse mythology) and Amaroq (Inuit mythology). There are also many others, for example, Wepwawet from Egypt, Asena from Turkey and Lupa from Roman mythology who nursed and sheltered Romulus and Remus.
There are lots of myths about wolves from all over the world. Everything from man-eaters to helpful wolves and spiritual messengers. The ones above are just a few examples.
We still have a lot of myths about them today, like that they kill people (cows kill a lot more people than wolves), that they’re aggressive and kill for sport (only aggressive when needed and humans kill for sport, wolves kill for food).
When you think of wolves in folklore, the first that comes to mind is probably the werewolf. It’s unclear exactly when and where the werewolf legend started. Some believe the debut was in The Epic of Gilgamesh where Gilgamesh rejected a potential lover because she had turned her previous mate into a wolf.
Various versions of a werewolf exist in many different countries. According to some legends, they’re people who morph into vicious, powerful wolves. Others are a mutant combination of human and wolf. But all are bloodthirsty beasts who cannot control their lust for killing people and animals.
It really took off in the Middle Ages and that’s when the association with the full moon started to appear. There was a belief in some European countries, like France, Italy and Germany, that said that if you slept outside on certain Wednesday or Friday nights during summer under the light of the full moon, you would turn into a wolf.
It was believed that werewolves in their human form had features and traits that could give them away. Some examples are a unibrow, ears set lower on the head, curved fingernails and a long relaxed or galloping way of walking. This, as well as other things, did cause lots of people to be subjected to torturous and even deadly ‘cures’ like the plant wolf’s bane, surgery, exorcism, exhaustion and many were also burnt. Oh, and there was no mention of a silver bullet in the original sources. Only in books and movies as far as I can tell.
As other large predators, the wolf had other names that were “better to use”, at least here in Scandinavia. These were names they used so the wolf wouldn’t think they were calling for it or challenging it. Some of them are grey leg, grey foot, old grey and gold foot.
In Balkan folk magic, the destructive aspect of the wolf’s mouth is used against demonic forces and diseases.
I Norway, a long time ago, seeing a wolf or dreaming of it was considered lucky. Another belief was that if the wolf saw the shepherd before the shepherd saw the wolf, the shepherd would become stupified so he wouldn’t be able to speak. But if the shepherd spotted the wolf first, it could do no harm.
In some parts of the world, there are myths about human children who have been raised by wolves, especially in India.
The wolf is one of the more complex but also one of the more popular among those who just pick a spirit animal.
It may be seen as a strong, autonomous loner but they’re actually very dependent on their pack and they have a strong social structure. Wolves go out of their way to avoid fights but will stand their ground if that’s what’s needed.
Those with the wolf as their spirit animal are intelligent, often have a yearning for freedom, a love of nature, strong insticts, and a desire to wander (in the travelling sense of the word). They easily create emotional bonds, prefer diplomacy over violence but can often be very competitive.
It reminds you to stand in your power, to use your intelligence, intuition and instincts. To find your circle of humans that will support you or strengthen the emotional bonds you already have with people like that.
Solid information as usual <3 Also, great pictures!
Fabulous series, thank you so much for putting it together!
I’d love to read an article on the unicorn if you are willing to stray into the realm of fantasy.


Question: What is the longest natural cave in South Asia?

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Krem Liat Prah is the longest natural cave in South Asia.


Question: What are the copyright years for Square Enix?

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© 2014-2018 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD. All Rights Reserved.
© 2017-2018 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD. All Rights Reserved.
© 1993,2016 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD. All Rights Reserved.
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