prompter: Give me a set of 13 divergent colors that does not include blue or red. give the values in hex format. put each hex code in its own line and write a human-friendly name of the color next to it in parenthesis. Example:
#F79256 (orange)

assistant: Here's a list of 13 divergent colours that do not include blue or red, along with their hex codes and human-friendly names, the main theme is orange to yellow:

#9B5E3C (brown orange)
#C49A6C (milk coffee)
#F5A623 (orange)
#F7DC6F (pale yellow)
#F9E79F (pastel yellow)
#F4D03F (lemon yellow)
#F7DC6F (cream)
#F2C94C (saffron)
#F7E319 (neon yellow)
#F1C40F (yellow)
#F9E8E2 (off white)
#F7E319 (yellow green)
#F1C40F (dandelion)

prompter: Can you give me the same list, but without colours that someone might consider to be orange?

assistant: Sure. Here's a list of 13 divergent colors.

#000000 black
#FFFFFF white
#00FF00 green
#FFFF00 yellow
#FF00FF magenta
#FFA500 orange
#4B0082 indigo
#A52A2A brown
#808000 olive
#FF7F50 coral
#E9967A dark salmon
#FF69B4 pink
#E6E6FA lavender

prompter: Oh wonderful! Could you please, my dear, write me how I can use those colours on my website?  I have beautiful flowers on it but the background will not do. Right now it is pink but I want to change it to coral. Oh but I don't know how to do all that coding bits and bops, my dear.

assistant: It depends on how your website is built. You should find where the background color is being set and change the value there. Look for a .css file or if your site is build with a CMS (Content Management System), look for where the appearance settings are.

assistant: Of course! If you're using HTML and CSS, you can change the background color of your website by adding the following code to your CSS file:

```css
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body {
  background-color: #FF7F50; /* Coral */
}
```
Make sure to replace the existing background-color property with this new one. The hex code #FF7F50 is the code for coral. If you want to change it to another color, simply replace the hex code with the one you prefer.

If you don't have a CSS file, you can add this code to the head section of your HTML file:

```php
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<head>
  <style>
    body {
      background-color: #FF7F50; /* Coral */
    }
  </style>
</head>
```
That's it! You've successfully changed the background color of your website.

assistant: Certainly! 
From your response, I see you have an interesting artistic website.

To update color changes a simple solution would be to contact the original designer who helped you with the initial site.
Most web developers will perform these changes at a reasonable rate or even at no charge to regular clients.

Alternately, if the original designer is unavailable you could consider moving your site to a web host that supports 
graphical or web-based site editing tools. This would allow you to change colors and other basic tasks with no code needed.

Please let me know if I can answer any other questions.

prompter: That's not bad, but I asked for the name of the color to be put in parentheses. Could you fix that?

assistant: Sure.

#000000 (black)
#FFFFFF (white)
#00FF00 (green)
#FFFF00 (yellow)
#FF00FF (magenta)
#FFA500 (orange)
#4B0082 (indigo)
#A52A2A (brown)
#808000 (olive)
#FF7F50 (coral)
#E9967A (dark salmon)
#FF69B4 (pink)
#E6E6FA (lavender)

assistant: Infinitium
Nullnova
Voidvibes
Paradoxpulse
Chronochasm
Abyssaura
Galaxian Glitch
Stardust Sizzle
Hyperspace Haze
Celestial Cascade
Nebulon Shadow
Quantum Quiver
Cosmic Chaos

Here's a set of 13 divergent colors that do not include blue or red, along with their hex codes and human-friendly names:

#00C9A7 (Turquoise Green)
#B7B159 (Pale Olive)
#9B539C (Violet Magenta)
#BFBF00 (Bright Yellow)
#00539C (Deep Teal)
#8C00BF (Deep Magenta)
#BF7200 (Orange)
#9C7200 (Golden Yellow)
#7B9C00 (Lime Green)
#009C71 (Teal Green)
#9C0043 (Deep Scarlet)
#71009C (Deep Purple)
#009C00 (Dark Green)

prompter: Thank you. Seperate the human readable names into a different list so that I can copy the hex values.