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I did History, Politics, and Psychology, and got 3 A stars, with exceptionally high marks in History and Politics. I am now at UCL. With your exams coming up, I thought it might be good to give some tips to how to manage the exam period, and results summer, effectively. Some of the revision tips will inherently be quite humanities focused, but some of my later tips will apply to everyone. **Active Recall** Firstly, the most important thing at this stage, and quite frankly what should have been for last few months, is **active recall.** This is pretty obvious, but it is the most important thing I will say on this post. Passive revision at this stage is pretty much useless; you need to be b...

TL;DR Some introspection on why I personally love IMAX 70mm. In the last few weeks on this sub, I've seen a lot of discussion about whether it's worth it to see Project Hail Mary, or for that matter any movie, in 70mm IMAX. There have been some really informative discussions, some incredibly divisive threads, and overall surprisingly varied discourse about IMAX 70mm screenings. This is going to be a pretty long post, but as someone who just drove over 12 hours this weekend to see Project Hail Mary projected from 70mm IMAX film, I wanted to talk about why I did that, what it was like, and why you too should experience a movie on the world's most complex projection system.  ...

Hi everyone, Oscar here (scientist, not a lawyer). USCIS has finally released the official I-140 data for FY2025 Q4 (July through September 2025). Yes, it's old because they took forever, but let's break it down. [You can watch our full analysis in this video we just released.](https://linktw.in/GUxWps) **Approval rates hit new lows; just as expected.** * **EB-2 NIW fell to 36%** (historical average since FY22: 75%). Back in FY22 Q4 we were nearly at 100%. It's been declining steadily, but the drop accelerated after the current administration took over. When Trump started we were a little over 60%, and now we're at 36%. * **EB-1A dropped to 53%** (historical average: 72...

Check with my previous day posts for more details on how I feel. Buttom line is ive yet to find anyone with a valid argument on why Survivors can drive and yet Michael is limited to his shape jump. When he canonically took a driver's test and then drives throughout several films. If you have played Friday 13th, TCM or Killer Clown's you should already have a vivid idea on how the survivor playerbase is. The majority of us are too worried about Michael being bullied already. Now know that Survivors will be getting both CARS and BIKES in the Halloween game. Watch the trailer to see how fast bikes are — then tell me how Shape Jump is going to help you in the situation of 1 person ...

heyy, I’m a trained singer and a music producer, and I’m 16 years old. I’ve tried learning basics of dancing as well. I really want to pass the hybe India audition and I was curious if 1)looks matter a lot 2) having a good social media presence makes any difference. I have a decent following, where I post covers.

I just posted a video asking if it was a SF or nah, apparently it wasn’t. I don’t get what’s keeping me from speedflipping. I can flip cancel with ease, but when I try to bring in airroll like I was told to do to speed flip it doesn’t work. Can someone please help me?

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I was sitting in the bar with my friends after a relatively long day at work. We were cracking jokes and being silly. There were couples in tight embrace, youngsters grooving to the sound of music that was in the background. Vishnu had cracked a joke and I had laughed my heart out, I had difficulty breathing but the joke was insane and I would die on the spot due to the lack of oxygen to my brain. I fell from my chair with the laughter still persisting, people nearby laughed at the site of a fellow drunken man who couldn’t hold himself together over a couple of shots and has toppled over like a bug. My head was spinning the laughter still persistent, vishnu reached out to pick me up wi...

I’ve been seeing more and more people in Canada stuck waiting months (sometimes over a year) for ACL reconstruction or other orthopedic surgeries. From what I understand, it’s not just about the surgery itself — it’s: * Specialist availability * Operating room backlogs * Priority cases getting pushed ahead * Post-COVID system delays But here’s the real problem: During that waiting period, your knee doesn’t just “pause.” It can actually get worse — instability, further meniscus damage, and longer recovery time later. I started looking into alternatives because of this, and one thing that kept coming up was **medical travel**. Some Canadians are choosing to go abroad (...