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Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 8
Chapter 69 (p. 19) and Episode 31,
Nami returns to being part of Arlong's crew. ↑ One Piece Movie — One Piece Film: Strong World, Nami temporarily joins Shiki's crew. ↑ 4. 0 4. 1 4. 2 4. 3 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 105 Chapter 1058 (p.
Take some time to look back at the past few world cups, was Giroud the main reason France won the world cup in 2018? How about Spain’s 4-6-0 formation where they fielded 0
strikers and won the world cup in 2010? It’s just this cringey decadent idea that strikers are the most important part that I just know comes from a place to get impressionable children riled up for your show. Frankly, it’s dishonest and insulting.
Another crucial problem with only having strikers is, you only have a limited amount of qualities and unique skills to give around where players can excel at: Pace, finishing, hold-up play, off the ball movement, spatial awareness to name the key ones. And evidently, they’re exhausted pretty quickly. What you’re then left with are pure power upgrades that I really dislike. Where it’s this childish one-upping of “I read his play”, “I read his reading of my play”, “I can jump higher
than you”, “I can run faster than you”.
Some other signs of a happy cat include: High-pitched meows, purring, and trilling Upright, forward-facing ears Head butting or rubbing against you An upright
tail, a softly swishing tail, or an upright tail curled at the top like a question mark Lying down in loaf position or showing their belly To keep your cat happy, try whipping out their favorite toy, whether that’s a wand or a catnip mouse. You can also try offering your lap (or shoulder!) for cuddles. The Hard Stare As many pet parents know firsthand, cats are prone to staring—at you, the walls, their partially empty bowl of food. And like many other cat behaviors, staring can mean plenty of different things. “A cat who is staring may be feeling aggressive, but you have to look at what else is going on
with the cat before assuming that,” says Dr. Mikel Delgado, Certified Cat Behavior Consultant, founder of Feline Minds, and Rover’s resident cat expert. Unlike a soft stare (which might just mean your cat wants something from you) extended eye contact with few blinks can suggest dominance, aggression, or discomfort, according to the team at Harpeth Hills Animal Hospital. You might, for example, be invading your cat’s personal space or making them uncomfortable in some way. Other signs of an irritated cat include: Growling or hissing A lashing tail Pinned or flattened ears Puffed hair Tensed body with arched back If you encounter a hard stare from your cat, Amanda Caron, Cat Behaviorist, IAABC Shelter Behavior Affiliate, and founder of Frisky Feline Behavior Counseling, suggests avoiding looking directly into their eyes. They may take a deep stare as a threat, especially if they already feel nervous or afraid. Instead, offer some soft blinks to soften your gaze and help them feel calmer.
