Teffen Ellis GirlBossRush

This can help express contextual cues or offer more depth to the information or message that appears with the hashtag. "My arms are getting darker by the minute. #toomuchfaketan". Another function of the hashtag can be used to express personal feelings and emotions. For example, with "It's Monday!! #excited #sarcasm" in which the adjectives are directly indicating the emotions of the speaker. It can also be used as a disclaimer of the information that the hashtag accompanies, as in, "BREAKING: US GDP growth is back! #kidding". In this case, the hashtag provides an essential piece of information in which the meaning of the utterance is changed entirely by the disclaimer hashtag. This may also be conveyed with #sarcasm, as in the previous example. Self-mockery is another informal function of the hashtag used by writers, as in this tweet: "Feeling great about myself till I met an old friend who now races at the Master's level. Yup, there's today's #lessoninhumility," where the informality of the hashtag provides

Google Fonts Requirements

Allow the user to add an array of fonts to their site. Limit this to three entries (check the docs for how to do this).
The previewer font array object should have a selection box for the categories "Serif", "Sans Serif", "Display", "Handwriting", "Monospace".
The previewer font array object should have a radio button group for font CSS target, "Headers", "Body", "custom". Custom reveals a selector type field, {"format": "selector"...}
Add two default entries to the font array. The first targeting headers with a serif font, the second targeting the body text with a sans serif font.
The user's category selection will change the second selection box, the choice of font. Use the top 2 fonts listed for each category by popularity.
Each web font has a normal weight and often an italic and bold weight, each is unique. Find the value the web font API is anticipating and use it for install.json, "Roboto Slab": "Roboto+Slab:400,700:latin"
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Foreword

Dear Devine,

I mentioned this in the elevator back at Cerego, but I'll say it again. You're an inspiration. Since meeting you I've dived deeper into expressing myself creatively.

Discovering the indie game "Undertale" was another transformative moment. I spend most days practicing piano and writing fiction, soon to bring all this into a career in game development.

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