2025 James Beard Award semi-finalists

2025.01.22 18:10 waninokoz 2025 James Beard Award semi-finalists

Congrats to the following TC alumni for their JBA nominations this year!
Emerging Chef

Outstanding Pastry Chef or Baker
Best Chef: California
Best Chef: Great Lakes
Best Chef: Mid-Atlantic
Best Chef: Midwest
Best Chef: Mountain
Best Chef: New York State
Best Chef: Northeast
Best Chef: Northwest & Pacific
Best Chef: Southeast
Best Chef: Texas
Let me know if I missed anyone!
https://www.jamesbeard.org/blog/the-2025-james-beard-award-semifinalists
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2025.01.22 18:10 dontevenremembermain Can't tell if GP is gaslighting me or just being realistic

Cw suicidal ideation
Hi everyone, me again. I posted here about a month ago about my current GP experiences
I went to see the GP my mother usually sees yesterday. She said it was reasonable to assume I might have PCOS based on my symptoms, but then started with everything else her colleagues did, saying my main problem was that I needed to lose weight, that she knows it's harder but I could do it. Kept saying my "testosterone" (even though I've checked my results again and it's not "just slightly over, it's halfway between the upper acceptable limit and the upper limit. I think she got it mixed up with my androgen???) was only "slightly" over and it's "only just started showing" as slightly over, even though of course it will? This is the first blood panel I've had where they could be bothered to check my hormones?
Then she said we'd need to book another blood test "just to be sure", stressed how long it would take for me to wait for an endo, said my FSH and LH weren't messed up enough and literally said "I don't know quite what you're expecting them to do?". Just kept saying it'll all be fixed by me losing weight. Then she said she could "write to them for advice" and told me to ask for a weave next time I'm at the hairdresser's to make me feel better and that this is perfectly normal for someone my age to be going through. This being stage 2 androgenic alopecia.
I know I need to lose weight. I've been told this for a good majority of my life, even when I was the skinniest I've ever been. Every time someone from the NHS tells me I need to be 8-11st I feel like I've committed some egregious moral sin that will only be rectified by my death, because me ending my own life seems more plausible than me ever getting down to that weight. The best I could do was 14.5 and that was at a diet club that I never want to go back to.
I keep restricting and restricting and nothings happening. I can't tell my parents because they just tell me to listen to the doctor and go between telling me "at least you're not as fat as her over there", offering me sweets or guilting me about how I'm going to die. I'm 20 stone and most of it is visceral. I know I'm going to die. I don't care anymore. I don't know what I'm supposed to do. I feel like an ugly useless blob that should die.
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2025.01.22 18:10 DaFunnyman109 Final Oscar Nomination Predictions 2025

To start, a quick note to say that as of now, I am yet to see Nickel Boys, I’m Still Here, September 5, All We Imagine As Light, The Piano Lesson, Hard Truths, The Last Showgirl, The Room Next Door, A Different Man, and The Apprentice.
BEST PICTURE

  1. Conclave (Focus Features)
  2. Anora (Neon)
  3. The Brutalist (A24)
  4. Emilia Pérez (Netflix)
  5. Wicked (Universal)
  6. A Complete Unknown (Fox Searchlight)
  7. Dune: Part II (Warner Bros.)
  8. A Real Pain (Fox Searchlight)
  9. The Substance (MUBI)
  10. Nickel Boys (MGM)
(Alt: Sing Sing (A24))
Nine of the Picture nominees feel pretty secure at this point. I had doubted The Substance for a long, long time, but Moore’s win at the Globes has finally convinced me that it is a solid bet for a Picture nomination - I’m confident now that Moore will likely get the win, and even if it doesn’t show up in a ton of other categories come nomination morning, I think that the general passion around the film and her performance has now officially coalesced enough to where it seems overall safe in Picture.
That leaves the final slot to either Nickel Boys or Sing Sing, and what makes me lean toward the former is that its distributor, MGM, has had some surprising resilience in this category - their contenders almost always have way bumpier trajectories than necessary, and they tend to get into the Oscars by the skin of their teeth, but still their films have gotten into the Picture lineup consistently for the past 4 years. That trend, to me, feels more reliable than leaning on A24 to get a second Picture nomination in a crowded lineup, and with that, I think that Sing Sing will end up being a Lost Daughter-style contender (lead acting nom + screenplay, with potential for a supporting nom, but no Picture).
BEST DIRECTOR
  1. Brady Corbet, The Brutalist
  2. Jacques Audiard, Emilia Pérez
  3. Sean Baker, Anora
  4. Edward Berger, Conclave
  5. Coralie Fargeat, The Substance
(Alt: Denis Villeneuve, Dune: Part II)
Corbet and Audiard are locked for nominations here, while Baker and Berger seem likely. I think there’s a world where one of the latter two - maybe even both, if you really wanna take a risk - get snubbed because their directing choices aren’t considered flashy enough, though I think a general, overall love for both of those films will ultimately persist at the end of the day.
I think most everyone here is preemptively writing off Villeneuve’s chances a bit too much- I’m still clinging to the hope that he gets nominated, and that BAFTA nom is enough for me to say it isn’t a lost cause yet. I do wonder if backlash to Villeneuve being snubbed at most places could somehow boomerang him back toward getting a Director nom here, but honestly, that would require the director’s branch to be much more online than they ever have been beforehand.
Ross isn’t impossible, but he’d be going into nominations with only a Critic’s Choice nom to go with his critic wins - in another year he’d be a sure bet, but in a year this crowded, him getting in strikes me as highly unlikely.
BEST ACTOR
  1. Adrien Brody, The Brutalist
  2. Timothee Chalamet, A Complete Unknown
  3. Ralph Fiennes, Conclave
  4. Colman Domingo, Sing Sing
  5. Daniel Craig, Queer
(Alt: Sebastian Stan, The Apprentice)
As secure a five as there has been in recent memory. Stan seems like a safe alternative if there is a last-second swap; I would say his performance in The Apprentice has a slightly better shot because of the general topicality, the BAFTA nom, and the admiration from international voters toward that film - though I do wonder if A Different Man would be more appealing to the Academy due to both the Globe win and a general aversion amongst American liberals/progressives toward discussing Trump right now. In general, this seems like one of those rare cases where vote splitting could actually happen in some capacity.
BEST ACTRESS
  1. Demi Moore, The Substance
  2. Mikey Madison, Anora
  3. Cynthia Erivo, Wicked
  4. Karla Sofia Gascón, Emilia Pérez
  5. Fernanda Torres, I’m Still Here
(Alt: Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Hard Truths)
There’s been a lot of talk about one of the top four potentially getting snubbed, but I honestly think it’s a lot of hot air: each of the films that they’re attached to have had too much industry traction to miss in this category, specifically. Something like Wicked could miss in Screenplay without much trouble, but the moment you even suggest to an industry member or a regular audience member that Erivo could get snubbed, you’d get people balking at even the mere suggestion that that could happen - her missing would be like the Margot Robbie miss times 100.
That leaves one spot left for about five or six different contenders, and with her televised win at the Globes and her film peaking at the right time, Torres seems like the best bet to get in here. (Jean-Baptiste is right behind with her critics’ wins and acclaim, though I worry that this is where Bleecker Street’s general campaigning weakness will become all too clear.)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
  1. Kieran Culkin, A Real Pain
  2. Edward Norton, A Complete Unknown
  3. Yura Borisov, Anora
  4. Guy Pearce, The Brutalist
  5. Denzel Washington, Gladiator II
(Alt: Clarence Maclin, Sing Sing)
I’m thinking that here, the Academy will ultimately go for one of their perennial favorites, Washington, over a promising newcomer in Maclin - this strikes me as the place this year where the acting branch will go for a populist contender instead of going for an artsier film like they’re doing elsewhere. (To editorialize a bit here, I do think that Maclin should be nominated - I prefer his deeply personal work to most of the frontrunners here - but even if he doesn’t get in, I think the more important priority would be to get him more roles to play in general.)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
  1. Zoe Saldaña, Emilia Pérez
  2. Ariana Grande, Wicked
  3. Isabella Rossellini, Conclave
  4. Felicity Jones, The Brutalist
  5. Danielle Deadwyler, The Piano Lesson
(Alt: Selena Gomez, Emilia Pérez)
By far the messiest acting category to sort out, with around a dozen contenders jockeying around for the last few slots here. Rossellini feels like a safe bet with her precursor haul and her never-nominated status, and while I worry that voters might skip over Jones’ performance too easily, I think that the core fanbase around that film will ultimately come through and get her in the lineup in the end.
At least one of the SAG nominees (aside from the two locks) should also make it here, and I’ve settled on Deadwyler: a combo of Netflix’s backing, buzz around her performance with a CC and SAG nom, and past acting nominations for August Wilson adaptations have convinced me that she’s got as good a chance as you could hope for with a field this crowded.
As for JLC, and The Last Showgirl in general: her campaigning skill cannot be denied, but I still think that that movie is too small and under-the-radar to get one nomination at the Oscars, much less two. The fact that it didn’t make the Song shortlist - a big miss that most seem to have already forgotten about - feels telling as to how it will perform come nomination morning.
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
  1. Anora
  2. A Real Pain
  3. The Brutalist
  4. Hard Truths
  5. The Substance
(Alt: Challengers)
The writers usually like to shout out a branch favorite in these categories, and Mike Leigh is the only one of those writers with an actual contender here this year - this branch will likely seek his work out even if it’s otherwise going under the radar in other categories. Throw in the ever-reliable sole screenplay stat, and that should be enough to make him a solid bet for the lineup. (And before anyone brings up the BAFTA longlist snub, neither of Leigh’s last two Oscar-nominated films, Another Year and Happy-Go-Lucky, were nominated at BAFTA either before getting similar solo noms in screenplay at the Oscars - third time will likely also be the charm here.)
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
  1. Conclave
  2. Nickel Boys
  3. Dune: Part II
  4. Sing Sing
  5. Emilia Pérez
(Alt: I’m Still Here)
Another category that’ll likely be made up entirely of BP contenders. I’m still skeptical about Emilia Pérez making it in here since musicals don’t have a good history in this category, but since it's made basically every precursor and isn’t so much an adaptation as much as an original story made from a quick character outline in a novel, I’ve begun to think it can break that trend.
BEST ANIMATED FEATURE
  1. The Wild Robot
  2. Inside Out 2
  3. Flow
  4. Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
  5. Memoir Of A Snail
(Alt: Moana 2)
If Moana 2 breaks into the five on name recognition and box office alone, you’ll never hear the end of it.
BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE
  1. Emilia Pérez (France)
  2. I’m Still Here (Brazil)
  3. The Seed Of The Sacred Fig (Germany)
  4. Vermiglio (Italy)
  5. Flow (Latvia)
(Alt: The Girl With The Needle (Denmark))
Emilia Pérez will likely win this, so right now this category will be more about what will get nominated compared to what doesn’t. I have solid faith in the top four, and while I was hesitant to predict Flow and say that distributor Janus gets two films in there, I think that the overall push for it in Animated will be enough to distinguish it and give it enough visibility to get in here. Either that or Kneecap could make a play as the lighter option in the lineup, and I think that the latter doesn’t have enough of a stronghold in any other categories to establish a push here.
BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
  1. No Other Land
  2. Daughters
  3. Sugarcane
  4. Black Box Diaries
  5. Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat
(Alt: Dahomey)
No Other Land seems to have a decent shot at the win, but I worry that the Documentary branch will once again do the bit where they snub the presumed frontrunner - I would hope that the branch understands that snubbing a film that so directly addresses such a hot-button topic, particularly, in this case, when it’s received widespread acclaim, would cause much more controversy than doing the alternative ever would.
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
  1. The Brutalist
  2. Nosferatu
  3. Dune: Part II
  4. Nickel Boys
  5. Maria
(Alt: Conclave)
As has been the case these past few years, the ASC noms appear to be the main indicator as to what the artsy Cinematographer’s branch will pick here. With mentions all across the different cinematography precursors, Brutalist, Nosferatu, and Dune all strike me as safe bets, though the latter could fall prey to so-called “sequel bias”, if that is indeed an actual trend for this category and not a boogeyman that awards pundits have made up for themselves here.
I’m thinking that Nickel Boys’ mention in the Spotlight category, instead of the main one, is just a by-product of the film’s unique approach to its imagery, and should be treated the same as a regular ASC mention, particularly when past nominees in that Spotlight category like The Lighthouse and Ida did ultimately make it into the Cinematography field in their years. Maybe it could be a sign of weakness, but I really think that most of us are overthinking how they categorized it there.
Since this branch nominated El Conde just last year, Maria could be something of a “been there, done that” situation, but if they were so willing to go out of their way for the Larrain-Lachman combo last time, I can see it easily repeating once again, too.
BEST FILM EDITING
  1. Conclave
  2. Dune: Part II
  3. Emilia Pérez
  4. Anora
  5. A Complete Unknown
(Alt: A Real Pain)
With its overperformance at the guilds, A Complete Unknown is bound to get an extra mention or two somewhere, and this feels like the most natural place for that to happen.
BEST COSTUME DESIGN
  1. Wicked
  2. Dune: Part II
  3. Nosferatu
  4. Conclave
  5. Gladiator II
(Alt: Maria)
Honestly, there’s not a ton going on in this category, so this is as good a place as any to discuss how Nosferatu could go any number of ways on Oscar morning - it could be snubbed completely, or it could pop up all over the place in the tech categories. Still, it’s been a surprise to see it even get this far: just a month ago, I would have said that any Oscar traction would be next to impossible, but the film’s insane box-office overperformance, in addition to the wide-spread critical acclaim, has convinced me that it actually has a solid chance at some tech nominations.
For now, I’m just gonna play it safe and say that it gets into Cinematography and Costumes for now, but the rate at which its been overperforming, I wonder if it could get into Picture with enough overall support: it’s the sort of scenario that’s not likely enough at all to responsibly predict, particularly when we already have another horror movie poised to make the Picture ten, but it’s worth pointing out that distributor Focus was also able to do a pretty big last-second push for Phantom Thread some years ago - I wonder if they would still have it in them, as a campaigner, to do something similar here.
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
  1. Wicked
  2. Dune: Part II
  3. Gladiator II
  4. The Brutalist
  5. Conclave
(Alt: Blitz)
Gladiator II is in a weird spot this awards season - it’s clear that it’s not the BP contender that the studio was hoping for, but it’s still in the mix for tech categories and even for an above-the-line nom for Washington. The response to Napoleon last year makes me think that many of the Academy branches still take at least a quick look at whatever Scott is doing, even if they don’t always feel the need to nominate it. In this case, though, I feel like the sheer scale of this sequel will at least be enough for it to show up in at least a couple categories, though I think it’ll miss others like VFX, Score, or most above-the-line categories.
BEST MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING
  1. The Substance
  2. Dune: Part II
  3. Emilia Pérez
  4. A Different Man
  5. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
(Alt: Nosferatu)
The Actress-Makeup combo will likely stay strong with The Substance in the lead for both categories; in retrospect, this should’ve been an early indicator that this movie was going to go farther this awards season than expected.
BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
  1. The Brutalist
  2. Conclave
  3. Emilia Pérez
  4. Challengers
  5. Wicked
(Alt: The Wild Robot)
This will likely be the spot where Wicked will surprise, particularly since it gives the branch an excuse to highlight past nominees Stephen Schwartz and John Powell. I also think that the big snubs for both Spider-Verse and Boy And The Heron last year point to Wild Robot getting snubbed this year in Score, though I think that Song is still an open-enough category for it to make it in there without too much trouble.
BEST ORIGINAL SONG
  1. “El Mal”, Emilia Pérez (Camille)
  2. “The Journey”, Six Triple Eight (Diane Warren)
  3. “Mi Camino”, Emilia Pérez (also Camille)
  4. “Kiss The Sky”, The Wild Robot (Maren Morris)
  5. “Compress/Repress”, Challengers (Trent ReznoAtticus Ross)
(Alt: “Never Too Late”, Elton John: Never Too Late (also Elton John))
Emilia Pérez is likely to win this one - though if backlash to that film reaches a substantial high by the time the Oscars finally happen, could the two songs split votes and have Diane Warren finally sneak in a win?
(I mean, probably not, but can you imagine the chaos if that does happen? The meltdown here would be insane to watch live.)
BEST SOUND
  1. Dune: Part II
  2. A Complete Unknown
  3. Wicked
  4. Emilia Pérez
  5. Gladiator II
(Alt: Blitz)
Blitz would be a shoo-in any other year, but in a year so crowded with unabashedly, widely beloved films, it’s hard for me to say that a movie with such mixed reception, one that has had a ton of crazy precursor misses already, is going to get in anywhere. At this point, this category is looking like it’ll just be the usual mix of BP contenders (with Gladiator II taking the requisite blockbuster slot here).
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
  1. Dune: Part II
  2. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
  3. Mufasa: The Lion King
  4. Alien: Romulus
  5. Wicked
(Alt: Better Man)
There’s one question I haven’t been able to get off my mind here: what to do about Better Man? The film has been a gigantic box-office bomb, not only in the US, but in places like the UK where it was expected to gain some traction; audiences seem to have found the film’s monkey-business approach to be deeply, thoroughly off-putting. And yet, the film keeps getting good notices from anyone who actually sees the thing, earning VFX precursor after VFX precursor with seemingly no end in sight.
With such a strange, muted overall reception, it’s hard to say if Oscar voters here will be into such a high-concept endeavor, or if they just want to ignore it like seemingly everyone else worldwide is doing. For myself, at least, I know that if I predict it and it doesn’t get in, then I would be constantly kicking myself over that blunder. I’ll play it safe and put it in as the alternate: to me, the divisive nature of the movie means it’s just as likely to get in as it is to be ignored completely.
As for the rest of the shortlisted slate, Mufasa got enough notices at VES to be on the radar here, while Alien and Deadpool still feel like genuine possibilities - in recent memory, movies like Free Guy, Black Panther 2, All Quiet On The Western Front, Mission Impossible 7, and last year’s winner, Godzilla: Minus One, all got into the Oscars with little to no mentions at VES. For the last slot, I will go with Wicked - I think you could flip a coin as to whether the visibility of being a BP contender will help it or hurt it here, and today I’ll say that it helps.
BEST ANIMATED SHORT
  1. ME
  2. Wander To Wonder
  3. Maybe Elephants
  4. Beautiful Men
  5. The Wild-Tempered Clavier
(Alt: Origami)
As a longtime fan of Don Hertzfeldt’s work, this is as good a time as any to award him for his latest short, ME - I was able to catch it a couple of months ago and really, really enjoyed it. (It doesn’t hurt that there aren’t really any studio-backed contenders in the mix this year, either.)
BEST LIVE ACTION SHORT
  1. Dovecote
  2. The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent
  3. The Masterpiece
  4. Room Taken
  5. I’m Not A Robot
(Alt: Anuja)
Dovecote stars current Supporting Actress frontrunner Zoe Saldaña - as her work here can easily be campaigned alongside her work in Emilia Pérez, I am thinking that that boost in visibility will be more than enough to put that short far ahead of the rest of the field here.
BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT
  1. Once Upon A Time In Ukraine
  2. The Only Girl In The Orchestra
  3. Until He’s Back
  4. Eternal Father
  5. Chasing Roo
(Alt: I Am Ready, Warden)
When in doubt with the short categories, go with the topical options above all else.
Total Predicted Nominations (BP nominees in bold):
12 noms - Emilia Pérez
9 noms - The Brutalist, Conclave, Dune: Part II
8 noms - Wicked
6 noms - Anora
5 noms - A Complete Unknown, The Substance
4 noms - Gladiator II
3 noms - Nickel Boys, A Real Pain
2 noms - Challengers, Flow, I’m Still Here, Nosferatu, Sing Sing, The Wild Robot
1 nom - All Of The Shorts, Alien: Romulus, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Black Box Diaries, Daughters, A Different Man, Hard Truths, Inside Out 2, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, Maria, Memoir Of A Snail, Mufasa: The Lion King, No Other Land, The Piano Lesson, Queer, The Seed Of The Sacred Fig, Six Triple Eight, Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat, Sugarcane, Vermiglio, Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
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2025.01.22 18:10 nipslip21 Does the N61 really drive through the city center before going to the main bus station?

Does the N61 really drive through the city center before going to the main bus station? https://preview.redd.it/xeiikl7b5lee1.png?width=1828&format=png&auto=webp&s=1d3a3f028f03750fd08dd93fdae370114617f9ae
Seems like the regular 61 line doesn't go through the city center, but instead goes directly to the main station. The N61 however, seems like it passes through the city center, before going to the main station.
Is there a price difference between the day and night ride?
Is Google Maps reliable for public transport information in Bratislava?
(I'll delete the post after I get answers, don't get fired up pls)
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2025.01.22 18:10 Ok-University4087 Based on my calculations, the nerf for EQ boot is injustice

Based on my calculations, the nerf for EQ boot is injustice Since EQ boot+SB is my main equipment combo I use on the King, I decide to make a little calculation to see how the nerfs affects his ability value
The first picture is in normal mode and the second picture is in hard mode. EQ boot damage is based on the fully max major defenses, including 2 supercharged levels. Green means 1 shot and Red means unable to 1 shot when the defenses are hit by both EQ boot and SB
As you can see here in normal mode, supercharging your Multi-archer Tower to increase its HP to 5500 which will prevent EQ boot+SB to 1 shot it. After the nerf, this combo will no longer 1 shot Ricochet Cannon, Multi-archer Tower (if fully supercharged), and Scattershot
In hard mode, this combo cannot 1 shot any major defenses at all, even if they aren't supercharged
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2025.01.22 18:10 HippocraticOffspring Anyone else having really bad allergies?

These past few days I have been waking up with itchy eyes, a runny nose, and I’ve been sneezing a ton. I looked up pollen counts online and they seem low, is anyone else dealing with this right now?
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2025.01.22 18:10 wewdwtnizrub Vince Camuto Discount Code January 2025

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2025.01.22 18:10 FlashFiringAI Year of the Snake.

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2025.01.22 18:10 Main_Cheesecake4059 Pricing help

Pricing help Getting into poe with the poe2 early launch and loving it. Trying to get some help on pricing an item, can't find much to compare it to on trade2 any advice or other places for info would be great.
Cheers.
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2025.01.22 18:10 Alive_Surprise8262 Episode: Are Old Women Really Irrelevant?

I've got to say, as a person roughly the same age as Glennon, that she offered stellar advice in this one. There is such freedom in aging out of being seen as a product for consumption. Friendships are so real at this age. Good episode.
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2025.01.22 18:10 bouncypinata [Auerbach] CFP Committee reportedly discussing new rule requiring all teams selected for the 12-team playoff to first schedule and win an additional game against Michigan in order to have their national championship officially recognized as legitimate by the NCAA

[Auerbach] CFP Committee reportedly discussing new rule requiring all teams selected for the 12-team playoff to first schedule and win an additional game against Michigan in order to have their national championship officially recognized as legitimate by the NCAA .
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2025.01.22 18:10 Vanderlayvp Local J6 Insurrectionists

Does anybody in the sub personally know any of these people?

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2025.01.22 18:10 Opposite_Reality445 are there any wta books that go deep into Ancestor-Spirits?

hii, there are some gifts in wta that can be taught by Ancestor-Spirits,right? is there a book talking about them at lenght?
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2025.01.22 18:10 Klappmesser Dolby Vision with Kodi on Pc?

Is there a way to get dolby vision working on PC with Fen Light? I know its not possible with Windows or Linux but only on Android, is that correct? But would there be any other way to get DV working maybe in a VM or Emulator or something like that? It doesnt have to be Fen either just something that works.
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2025.01.22 18:10 Arseboob H:11 aegis w: offers of any kind

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2025.01.22 18:10 Chemical_Ad_2751 WB Deoxys 3 local 6752 8989 6759

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2025.01.22 18:10 reddituser3762 Triple bloom after grafting

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2025.01.22 18:10 Fine-Degree431 LTXVideo workflow error

I started getting this error while running a t2v prompt LTXVideo workflow, that was working earlier.
Error: RuntimeError: The size of tensor a (128) must match the size of tensor b (212) at non-singleton dimension 1
Anyone see this, and fixed it?
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2025.01.22 18:10 Christie_Random Josh, are you blushing?

Josh, are you blushing? Guys I think Josh is blushing while looking at this photo
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2025.01.22 18:10 icewallopizz The boredom hit

The boredom hit This shi is so majestic
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2025.01.22 18:10 von_Hafe I can’t install valorant.

I’m trying to install Valorant, but I keep getting an error message saying: “We couldn’t install a required dependency. Please try again, restart your computer or reach out to our player support team.” I’ve already looked for help on the support page, but I couldn’t find anything that resolves the issue. Does anyone know how to fix this? I’ve tried uninstalling Valorant and the Riot Client multiple times, but this message still shows up every time I try to install the game again. I’m running out of options and don’t know what else to do to solve this problem.
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2025.01.22 18:10 HRJafael Ayer Select Board Meeting - January 21, 2025

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2025.01.22 18:10 itemluminouswadison TAG Heuer lines up on pole position with the latest Formula 1 Chronograph

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2025.01.22 18:10 Inevitable-Okra-001 Kdrama recommendation based on this trope

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2025.01.22 18:10 Carrotdoge Sukuna glove suggestion

Glove name: Sukuna (too lazy to create my own) Power: 80 Speed: 20 Ability: World Cutting Slash The ability is literally well, world cutting slash. If you get hit by it, you get cut in half and die. The ability cooldown is 40 seconds (cuz the ability is kinda op) Obtainment: O̶w̶n̶ ̶n̶a̶h̶,̶ ̶I̶'̶d̶ ̶w̶i̶n̶ Get cut in half by the gloves ability and there's like a 3% chance you'll get this cutscene where Roblox sukuna tells you stand proud you are strong Glove description: yay more jjk references
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