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2025.01.18 06:49 joe4942 Alberta premier to spend five days in Washington, D.C., for Trump inauguration
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2025.01.18 06:49 Cold_Job6155 These cards were just ahead of their time
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2025.01.18 06:49 Bodybuildingbaba1230 6 years natty vs 2 years on and off on gear (For Men’s physique prep)
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2025.01.18 06:49 Zestyclose-Milk-351 Why would a program not ask for/have space for a CV in an application?
I’m honestly just curious about this. I just applied to the Sociology PhD program at the University of Oregon, and have a fairly solid CV that I was hoping would help my application. I just graduated with my BA (I applied to mostly masters programs but wanted the chance to go straight into a PhD program) and have been heavily involved, making my CV 2 1/2 pages when as condensed as possible. Everything is relevant/important, showing I was involved in research both as an assistant and PI, involved on campus, conference experience, etc. The application had no space to submit a CV, but most masters programs from what I’ve seen do.
Again, I’m just curious about why a program may not ask for it or want to see it!
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2025.01.18 06:49 AlfredTheMuffin Real estate investors suffer losses following the bankruptcy of Quarry Rock Development
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2025.01.18 06:49 magiMerlyn Potential alternative story for Mufasa
I really didn't like Mufasa.
We could've had a beautifully animated tale of two brothers pulled apart by the expectations of rank and birthright, have them both be complicated characters who perhaps could've been happy if not for the circumstances and world they were born into.
Instead we get a brat of a prince in Taka, and Mufasa is practically perfect from the get-go. It's like if someone took Wei Wuxien and Jiang Cheng's relationship and circumstances (adopted siblings, the adopted one is heavily favored by one of the parents, the other is discouraged from building a relationship with him, the adopted one is better at a lot of things than the other, which creates a degree or resentment in the less talented one) but forgot that 1) MDZS is a much more complicated and mature story with a much richer political climate and at least a dozen more characters, and 2) that there wasn't a right and wrong solution for them, JC couldn't afford to stand with WWX, and WWX couldn't sacrifice his principles. In Mufasa there very much is a right and wrong solution.
Imagine with me for a moment, if the story of Mufasa started with Taka's birth. A version of I Always Wanted a Brother is sung, with Mufasa in the lead. At the beginning, Mufasa, the older brother, heir to the throne, is proud and arrogant, excitedly showing Taka his future kingdom. In a way it would parallel both I Just Can't Wait to be King and the "Everything the light touches" scene. Their parents watch on, and while their father is looking proudly at his sons, his legacy, their mother seems a bit worried.
Time passes, and the boys are "teenagers." They're still proud, and yes, arrogant, and maybe Taka is even showing some of his sadism by now (the mouse scene is literally one of my favorites in the entire 1994 movie.) Sarabi and Zazu are introduced, with Sarabi being specifically Mufasa's betrothed, with someone saying at her introduction that "every king needs a queen." Mufasa is immediately smitten with her, and is teased by Taka. Sarabi, however, is unimpressed by his posturing, and says as much in the most proper, diplomatic tone you can imagine. She was raised to be a queen, and it's immediately apparent from the moment we meet her. At this point Rafiki is also here, as the Royal Mijuzi, a spiritual advisor to the Royal family, back from a pilgrimage of some sort and ready to be of service with his prophetic visions.
By now maybe Taka has taken on some of his responsibilities as the second prince, including patrolling the border and guarding the kingdom from intruders. Here we can introduce either Kiros, Zira, or, if we want to confirm that the theater gays were right, a male lion from Kiros's pride, possibly his son of the same age as Taka (my preferred option) who i will call Msaliti (i don't remember if he has an actual name in the movie, but this is kind of a placeholder name). If we go with one of the latter options then this is Taka's love interest, as well as their start of his downfall. You see, Kiros and his pride have a plan to take the kingdom for their own, and it starts by planting doubt in Taka about Mufasa's worthiness to be king. This is a doubt that will follow Taka for the rest of his life, eventually leading to his actions in the original story. Taka confides in Rafiki about his doubts, asking what he has seen, to which Rafiki says something along the lines of "You were both born to be king." (Can you tell I loved MCU Phase 1 Loki's story?)
Meanwhile, Mufasa has been trying to understand what Sarabi finds so repulsive about him, confiding in his mother about it. She begins teaching him the things his father never did, about Noblesse Oblige and the Circle of Life. This is done through a heartfelt duet between them.
Time passes, and the boys are adults. At this point Mufasa is a proper prince, having taken both his parents' lessons to heart and is showing himself to actually be a good leader. Taka, meanwhile, has been spending more and more time at the borders, "on patrol" with his friend. (I'm going to describe what I would have happen, which would be Msaliti being Taka's "friend." If you prefer Kiros being his friend then ignore the romantic stuff) Because of this, he hasn't seen his brother's growth, and with a celebration of him coming up (maybe their father is abdicating, maybe it's just a ceremony Mufasa will lead in his place) he's been more and more unsure of why Mufasa is king. All he ever sees of him is him trying to impress Sarabi, or occasionally hunting. He doesn't see the diplomacy or mediation his brother has been learning, only ever seeing him reap the benefits of being the firstborn and heir, and none of the responsibilities. (This is important, because I think one of the reasons Scar failed as a king is because he saw the throne as a prize and not as a responsibility.)
His friend commiserates with him, lamenting that Taka's parents don't see it. He suggests that they ask Msaliti's father, Kiros, a king in his own right, for advice. This leads into Kiros's villain song, which is something like an elevated Lions Over All, and Taka is convinced to sabotage the ceremony in some way. When it happens, Kiros's pride uses it as an opportunity to attack, killing Mufasa and Taka's parents and forcing them, Sarabi, Rafiki, and a few other lionesses to run (if we need Zira in the movie then this is where we meet her.) Taka, heartbroken, lashes out at Mufasa, unwilling to take responsibility for his actions and leaving to go hunt. (If we have time then we sneak a little scene of him meeting a younger Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed, and the three of them helping him take down some large animal to take back to the others or something like that.)
Mufasa, unsure without his parents and without the brother he'd taken for granted, is forced to step up. Sure he's had practice leading, but back then if he was wrong he could rely on his parents, and they would guide him. But he can't do that anymore. He has to step up and be a king, with Sarabi, who at this point is proud to call herself his betrothed, at his side as Queen. Cue song where Taka comes back, claiming to have scouted around the kingdom again and saying there's a weakness in the pride, really just using information he knows from before.
The climax is a massive battle at Pride Rock (i know, all TLK stories have a battle at Pride Rock, but it's iconic for a reason) where Mufasa fights and kills Kiros, and Taka faces off with Msaliti, who, while Taka is down for a moment turns to attack Sarabi. In a split-second decision, Taka tackles him, saving Sarabi and getting his eye sliced in thr process before killing him. Mufasa thanks him, and calls the scar a mark of bravery and loyalty, to which Taka replies, while looking down at the body of his dead boyfriend, "Then that's what you should call me. Scar." (or something along those lines, because i actually do like the idea of him effectively naming himself that.)
The story ends with the audience having a more in-depth reasoning for why Scar is the way he is in TLK, without making him (imo) too sympathetic. I obviously took some inspiration from TLG (without the more fantastical elements like the Roar) and to an extent Loki's Phase 1 story, and this is far from a perfect plot. But I think it has the makings of something that, with a good writing and animation team behind it, could have been amazing. I do think it's a bit heavy on Taka's side of the story, so ideas for fleshing out Mufasa's side would be great.
Also Timon and Pumbaa are not in this, and the baby at the end is confirmed to be Kion.
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2025.01.18 06:49 geoparas What could the is be?
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2025.01.18 06:49 Bog_Boy Is Ms Wong Mark’s Daughter?
Summer internship to be closer to daddy?
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2025.01.18 06:49 ScotInKorea Who do you think will be better? (TravisJPN on X)
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2025.01.18 06:49 Budget-Fan-8487 I think I messed up the technical interview
I just had my technical interview and the professor asked me (about 2 or 3) questions related to concepts I either hadn't studied yet in school or were out of my syllabus. I told him so. I couldn't answer 2 other questions either. do I still have a shot?
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2025.01.18 06:49 Aggravating-Guac Y’all think another gwp is coming out for today?
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2025.01.18 06:49 Defiant-Cockroach-26 H:reflective W:rangers and pin pointers
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2025.01.18 06:49 Constant-Mention6265 Accessing Devices Behind Travel Router connected to Opnsense via Wireguard Tunnel
I seem to be at my wits end trying to get this to work. What I am trying to do is let devices on my home lan (192.168.50.0/24) see devices on my subnet on my gl inet travel router (192.168.8.0/24) over a Wireguard VPN tunnel I have configured on a sperate LXC container (10.0.0.0/24).
My setup: Opnsense (subnet 192.168.50.0/24) Wireguard (IP 192.168.50.8) (subnet 10.0.0.0/24) Gl inet Travel Router (subnet 192.168.8.0/24)
The TR is configured to connect to wire guard as a client and I have the ability to see devices from the TR subnet to the main lan but not vice versa. I attempted to create firewall rules and create static routes with no luck. Is this even possible or is there something I am missing? Has anyone successfully configured this in their environments?
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2025.01.18 06:49 Dexter_Lim Class60
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2025.01.18 06:49 theone3883 Khan quest famous Instagramer
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2025.01.18 06:49 GettingFamous4 How do we get IIFT calls?
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2025.01.18 06:49 pvhc47 [TOTK] TOTK has retroactively weakened Calamity Ganon for me.
100 hours into TOTK now (maybe 60% overall completion) and for the record I still think it’s criminally underrated. Fantastic game. Literally my one and only problem is how it’s handled the story. I know Nintendo don’t give a hoot about the timeline, but I think at least in terms of BOTW, it should have strove to make an effort. If anything, TOTK has weakened BOTW story, particularly Ganon.
For me the appeal about Calamity Ganon was knowing it was technically the same guy from all those other Zelda games. It’s stated in the game it’s the same evil that has plagued Hyrule for millennia and millennia (paraphrasing there). But TOTK basically retroactively makes Calamity Ganon into just a manifestation of Ganondorf’s hatred, like a puppet Ganon.
Maybe I’m nitpicking here, but I loved to see how Ganon had devolved to such a degree that he’d basically turned into a force of nature. It was the natural evolution to his character when you think about it, with BOTW strongly hinted to be placed at the very end of the timeline. TOTK has messed that up now and made it very confusing.
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2025.01.18 06:49 CameraManShaheem Which split FIELD diopter do I use for Laowa 28-75 mm for BLACK MAGIC 6K
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2025.01.18 06:49 Typical-Metal8530 New event question
Hi guys, I am a big lurkee but and a little confused.
Can you only help/verify one person's code?
I tried to help several people who I saw via the comments but when trying to help a second person, I was given a notification that I already helped someone?
Can I only verify one code?
I would also appreciate some help: #SKuWPHXxSDCLsQ#
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2025.01.18 06:49 Sena_peach_girl DAE try to count sheep to fall asleep but then get confused by how the sheep are supposed to jump?
I'll start counting the sheep, but then I'm thinking: how high is the fence? How many sheep even are there and where do they keep coming from or are they going in a circle? How DO sheep jump? They probably don't jump with all four legs at once -> images a sheep jumping with four legs at once. Then, I imagine how they realistically would jump but I realize I don't know that much about sheep to anatomically correctly imagine a sheep jumping over a fence.
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