Pamela Anderson fans outraged the 'amazing' actress was NOT nominated for an Oscar for The Last Showgirl
2025.01.23 15:32 abjinternational Pamela Anderson fans outraged the 'amazing' actress was NOT nominated for an Oscar for The Last Showgirl
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2025.01.23 15:32 102_929 Console tab broke
 | Is this a common thing to break in the Honda Fit? My car is a 2020 EX, so I'm surprised that something broke within only a couple of years of ownership. Does anyone know where I can buy the replacement part for this? submitted by 102_929 to hondafit [link] [comments] |
2025.01.23 15:32 throwawayanylogic My map ... what does it say about me?
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2025.01.23 15:32 Momofgreekgoods Fortnite birthday party decorations I made for my son!
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2025.01.23 15:32 ConnectShare what are you using to lock moisture while you sleep?
looking for winter time recs! i have normal skin and am prone to break outs and looking for my next miracle product !
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2025.01.23 15:32 Fit_Ad9965 Anyone know what time the dlc comes out?
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2025.01.23 15:32 BluejayNervous6316 Rage music video seeking name of band/track
Seeking the name of the band and track of a progressive metal music video I saw on the Rage program some years ago. I wish I wrote down the details, I will attempt to describe below, apologies for the ambiguity, it's a stab in the dark, but just maybe someone knows it?
Starts off heavy as the lead singer punches out the lyrics and ends with a lengthy and soaring guitar outro, rhythmic and melodic. Towards the end of the video there are natural landscape scenes, a body of water perhaps a lake, with an overlay of psychedelic imagery in motion against a distant horizon, but it's the notable guitar outro that impressed me the most. Can anyone help please?
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2025.01.23 15:32 silence7 European Electricity Review 2025 | The EU’s electricity transition continued at pace in 2024, as solar overtook coal for the first time and gas declined for the fifth year in a row.
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2025.01.23 15:32 the_silent_knigh XD?
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2025.01.23 15:32 Objective_History_70 Should we say good bye doge, or is there still hope?
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2025.01.23 15:32 erah0822 Same wedding date
I got married 5 years ago and invited my ex. This year, I found out that he also got married on the same month and date as my wedding. Is it just a coincidence? Because I can’t help but think, there are 364 other days to choose from, so why did they pick the exact same date as mine? We have common friends, by the way.
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2025.01.23 15:32 BubsyFanboy Germany to deploy Eurofighter jets and Patriot missiles in Poland
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2025.01.23 15:32 Jawshable Name a more impressive strategy than 2SD
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2025.01.23 15:32 AffectionateQuail260 I’ve been muted on r/maine!
Cause I said the mod is probably helping ICE hunt immigrants
They really can’t take criticism
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2025.01.23 15:32 sharingan10 High likelihood’ of radioactive waste in smoldering Bridgeton landfill, Missouri officials say
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2025.01.23 15:32 bredditcat Found this auctioning on ebay for a starting price of 5 dollars
 | I’m by no means a sonic plush expert but I thought this looked pretty vintage. Seller also said they didn’t know what year it was from. Any ideas? submitted by bredditcat to sonicplushes [link] [comments] |
2025.01.23 15:32 BubsyFanboy Germany to deploy Eurofighter jets and Patriot missiles in Poland
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2025.01.23 15:32 Fiorak Not sure if this is too light for me. Would love some feedback!
So I usually wear a darker lip gloss or lip tint, but I have this hyaluronic acid lip tint called wine not. I put some lip gloss over it but I'm not sure how to feel about it. I probably wouldn't wear this combo again, but would just like some feedback. Some shades I like are nyx lava cake and juvia's place chocolate drip.
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2025.01.23 15:32 SubWedge793 NNE only regret is not buying more. Hope my NXE takes off as well.
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2025.01.23 15:32 __lexierinova I made it my wallpaper I’m in LOVE with this pic of my baby 🫠💗
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2025.01.23 15:32 terminus_tommy Who remembers the good old days
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2025.01.23 15:32 Minute-Preparation54 Day 25 of 893 until my wedding
 | I am trying to save money and grow flowers in my garden for my wedding. I have worked at a flower farm for 3 years in high school and have been working in my personal as well as residential gardens for the past 4 years. I am posting hoping for advice and help along the way. I got more flowers at Trader Joe's and tried to apply some of the advice I was given in the comment sectionofmy last post. Ex: putting heavier / visually heavier flowers towards the bottom, clustering alike flowers, and using multiple of a flower in each arrangement. Am I getting better or am I getting lost in the sauce? 🤔 Also is this a good structure for the big centerpiece? I had a hard time covering all of the support wire. 😬 All and any advice would be greatly appreciated 👏 💐 Thank you submitted by Minute-Preparation54 to FloralDesign [link] [comments] |
2025.01.23 15:32 dulce1021 Madison Icequake Investigation
Hello Madison! I've seen a few posts from local yokels about feeling icequakes over the past few days, and as a local seismologist, I was curious to see if I could find any data to substantiate these claims.
TLDR: Icequake confirmed!
This is going to get nerdy, so strap in and prepare to be underwhelmed.
You won't be surprised to learn that there aren't a ton of professional high-grade seismometers installed in Wisconsin and streaming real-time data. However, there is a decent network of low-cost citizen science seismometers that we can use. These devices are called Raspberry Shakes and you can buy one yourself for a couple hundred bucks and stream live data to their site, which is where I went looking for data. Wouldn't you know, in a city as nerdy as Madison, there were a handful of Raspberry Shakes with data to look at.
Map from Raspberry Shake Data Viewer
The map from the Raspberry Shake dataviewer shows where these shakes are installed, and since the reddit posts about the icequake yesterday (1/22/25) seemed to center on the eastside, I focused on the 3 stations that are unhelpfully labeled with the station type (and not the unique station name) which surround lake Monona. [3D red, 1D green, 1D yellow]. Since the 3D red station close to downtown is closest to the lake, let's take a look at data from that station first. It's actual name is R5C2A.
Helicorder view of data from R5C2A for 1/22/25 CST
Here's a plot of filtered waveform data from R5C2A from yesterday. These plots are a little hard to read, but the basic idea is that each row is 30 minutes of waveform data and the local time is shown on the right. Yesterday's post about OMG ICEQUAKE! appeared around 10:21am, so if you look at the white line in the middle of the plot that starts just after 10am local (on the left it starts right next to 16:00 UTC) and follow that link to about the 20 minute mark, sure enough there's a little wiggle! Let's zoom in for a closer look...
Waveform and helicorder data from station R5C2A in downtown Madison
Here you can see a zoomed in view of about 90 seconds of waveform data from R5C2A that encompasses that wiggle which was recorded around 10:20am yesterday. The helicorder view in the lower half of the figure is the same one from the previous image above with the section we're zoomed into highlighted. Okay great, we found a wiggle at the suspected time...but how do we know if this is a real signal? Well one good way would be to see if we can find this same wiggle on some of the other nearby stations. Let's take a look...
Waveform and helicorder data from station RD6A1 near the beltline
Here's a similar plot from station RD6A1 which on our map is the one near the beltline on the southeast side of Lake Monona and if we zoom into the same time you can see that this station also sees the signal at about the same time (~10:20:50). So this signal is pretty likely real! Just to confirm, let's take a look at one addition station (R3118) which is NNE of the lake on our map.
Waveform and helicorder data from R3118 in NE Madison
Same signal, same arrival time. Okay, I think we can call this case closed. If this were a geophysics course, now would be the time where you'd be asked to measure the arrival time of the signal at each of the three stations very precisely and then work out the location of the epicenter based on the speed of the seismic waves and the locations of the stations. I'm not going to do that here, but what I will show you are some pretty plots that let us peek into the frequency content of the waveforms for some additional confirmation that these signals are coming from a real source.
Waveform and spectrogram from station R5C2A
This plot from our downtown station shows the same filtered waveform at the top and below it's plotting a spectrogram over the same time period. The brighter the colors in the spectrogram show where there's more energy at that particular time and frequency. Show for this signal, we can clearly see that at the time corresponding to the waveform arrival there's a bright spot in the spectrogram around ~10Hz. Can we see this same feature on our other stations?
Waveform and spectrogram plot from station RD6A1 near beltline
Waveform and spectrogram plot from station R3118 in NE Madison
Yes we can! Lower frequency seismic signals are detectable at farther distances than higher frequency signals, so it makes sense that if these 3 stations are all detecting the same somewhat-distant signal, that it would be showing up as a lower frequency signal, and indeed it is.
I'm not a glaciologist, but I would bet that icequakes like this aren't all that uncommon near large freshwater lakes that experience extreme cold like we've been having lately. I have no idea if we can expect more (probably?) but it's comforting for me as a nerdy seismologist to know that I can actually use all the stuff I learned in grad school to ground truth some of the claims I come across on reddit.
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2025.01.23 15:32 Striking-Leg-7510 Any HUFS exchange students heading to Seoul this spring semester?
Hi! In just over a month I'll be heading to Korea for a student exchange program at HUFS (the Intensive Korean program), and I was wondering if there are any other exchange students here who’ll be joining as well?
I’d love to connect with anyone for cafe-hopping, study sessions, hiking, noraebangs or just doing fun stuff & exploring Korea together. Let me know if you’re around and would like to meet up!!
Ofc, if there's anyone who will be in Seoul around that time (not necessarily as an exchange student) and would be interested in meeting up, feel free to reach out too!!
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2025.01.23 15:32 studioleaks HEVC transcoding will change the igpu meta towards arc
Its so much better than uhd and iris, just tested an arc 310 i have laying around after feedback i saw here, its about 5x time better than my iris xe
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