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I'm creating a presentation from an already-made canva.com template.

Is there an option somewhere on Canva to replace one of the embedded images on the slides with your own images?

If so, how? All the info I can find is about getting it ready before the conversation.

Full-time, highly competitive paid, live-in dog nanny on a wealthy estate

I overheard parts of this recent crime story, told by its victim on a program last night. This middle aged American woman (?) talks about how she was scammed by a man in Italy (?) who claimed to be personally connected to the Pope, and promised to arrange her wedding in Rome (?) with the Pope himself as their clergy. He even claimed to have taken care of the details such as the venue and booking. I think about a day or few before the wedding, this woman started discovering there was no evidence or trace of any such wedding arrangements, despite the fact that the couple got themselves prepared, and they had 300 guests who'd already booked travel arrangements to come. I didn't catch much more beyond that, but I also vaguely heard the mention of a house in Barcelona that someone didn't want her to see, because there was something in it, connecting to the story, that was deliberately being hidden from her. The last thing I caught her saying was that she went to Rome and to the Barcelona house to find some things out. 

What is this Snapchat list?

I'm getting confusing mixed info such as.. yes it does, but also no, it doesn't, you have to use an external source of voice recording to later add to PowerPoint

“Autumn killed the summer with the softest kiss”

Southern California is at risk of natural disasters

Southern California is at risk for natural disasters

Southern California is at high risk for natural disasters

Southern California is in great risk of natural disasters

Southern California is in great risk for natural disasters

The documentary on Layne Staley/Alice in Chains

And where it'll be released to?

Soo, people/peers that initially show potential to become friends end up ghosting and ignoring me. The irony is that I tend to be on the shy side, and am not a real risk-taker. I try to pay attention to social cues as best I can, and when I feel someone is reciprocating interest socially, I try showing that I'm keeping that interest and friendliness without disturbing them. But usually I end up being ignored by them for life. It feels as though I'm angering and triggering them by saying things just once- let's say, for example, we're bonding over a mutual interest in our conversations and I add in a low-key mention of "let me know if you'd be interested in joining me to do x and y sometime". There's the ones who ignore me for life, and there's a smaller amount of those who start to act mildly friendly again after some time has passed, just as long as I keep a distance in a social sense.

'Rain on me' is a boring song that doesn't even go into the catchy guilty pleasure pop song category