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Spearfrost is and has always been phenomenal

A gift from a dear friend~ <3 Thank you @mogoi-xiv <3 Kudos to Spearfrost for this amazing piece!!  Elara looks so boss in this. I love it!!!!

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bang

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This revelation pleases me greatly. And perhaps, people may just stop inquiring as to how to pronounce my name, should they think to contextualize “Wjllony” with the name “Mjrn” in mind. Of course, that could only be wishful thinking.

The Viera.

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Tension in the Shroud

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I think she’s grown fond of this bright blue bastard.

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“Then Perish”

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Calling all FFXIV Blogs!

Im looking for some C O N T E N T and friends! Please like/reblog this post if you post FFXIV related content, screenies, rp, or anything else! Im on Jenova server, hope to make some new friends! ♡

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hello yes I’m still doing these

please credit and tag me if you use this base! And please don’t use it for commercial purposes, thanks.

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President Donald Trump’s tariff on imported solar panels has led U.S. renewable energy companies to cancel or freeze investments of more than $2.5 billion in large installation projects, along with thousands of jobs, the developers told Reuters.

That’s more than double the about $1 billion in new spending plans announced by firms building or expanding U.S. solar panel factories to take advantage of the tax on imports.

The tariff’s bifurcated impact on the solar industry underscores how protectionist trade measures almost invariably hurt one or more domestic industries for every one they shield from foreign competition. Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs, for instance, have hurt manufacturers of U.S. farm equipment made with steel, such as tractors and grain bins, along with the farmers buying them at higher prices.

White House officials did not respond to a request for comment.

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Can I give completely unsolicited advice to fantasy writers that I wish someone had given me when I was into fantasy writing? The cliche “write what you know” is bad advice if taken literally, it’s how we get books about depressed middle-aged creative writing professors who contemplate having an affair. But generally speaking it can be helpful. Tolkien wrote a medieval fantasy because he was the world’s foremost expert on medieval English literature. His book about Beowulf is still considered academically significant. He gave every race detailed languages because he was also a linguist. He wrote about giant battles because he was traumatized by his time in World War I and wrote during World War II. You don’t have to do any of this because that isn’t you. You are allowed to write a whole fantasy epic without a single battle (or you can make battle scenes modern urban melees because clashes of great armies aren’t a thing anymore.) If, say, you’re really into fashion, feel free to describe in painstaking detail every outfit that elves wear for all possible occasions. I promise you it’s no weirder than describing the dialects of tree people. What I’m saying is, you’re not Tolkien and that’s a very good thing because your voice is needed more. Let your freak flag fly and make the world that comes from you specifically.

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Edit: I fixed it. thats what I get for trying to post a gif from mobile.

Secret gif game - Wjllony Dune

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Secret gif game - Wjllony Dune

Tagged by @the-littlest-voidsent