In this #YearInReview2025 video, Masatoshi Shoji, reflects on the growing role of AI in publishing, particularly the emerging importance of prompt engineering in research writing and editorial processes.
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TDFSpider-Ham Art 2025 part 2
There is No One at Marvel Comics that draws more Spider-Ham than me.
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#spiderham #peterporker #スパイダーハム #independentartist #yearinreview2025 #portfolioday2026
TDFSpider-Ham Art 2025 part 1
There is No One at Marvel Comics that draws more Spider-Ham than me.
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#spiderham #peterporker #スパイダーハム #independentartist #yearinreview2025 #portfolioday
147 games and 665 hours is crazy 😅
But oh well, gosh I love gaming 💙
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A Nintendo Year in Review graphic titled "Rick's 2025." It features cover art for Donkey Kong Bananza, Mario Kart World, Pokémon Legends: Z-A, and The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. The text states, "You played 9 games and 188 hours this year!" Icons for NES, Nintendo 64, SNES, and Game Boy classic libraries are shown at the bottom.
A graphic titled "Your top games" showing the three most played titles: Donkey Kong Bananza (56 hours), Mario Kart World (54 hours), and Pokémon Legends: Z-A (42 hours). The text highlights that the most time was spent with Donkey Kong Bananza. A red banner at the bottom notes "Action was your favorite kind of game" with the playful caption "Fun go pow!"
A breakdown of gaming style featuring a Mii character in the center of a colorful ring chart. The genres are listed as: Action (37%), Adventure (24%), Party (14%), Racing (14%), and Role playing (11%).
A bar chart titled "...in chart form!" showing monthly playtime in hours. The data includes: January (36), June (19), July (65), August (24), November (45), and December (less than 1). July was the most active month.
Forgot these still hadn't been released when I said the movie one was the last. Pretty sure this is actually the last of these. I only play Nintnedo games on my Switch. Add achievements and I'd play your system more, Nintendo.
#Nintendo #YearInReview2025
Lo de la Nintendo...
Ya, sí. Nadie que me conozca un mínimo se lo esperaba 😏
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A Letterboxd "Year in Film" summary for the year 2025. The top features a large "2025" heading flanked by colorful soundwave-style graphics. Below this are statistics: 163 diary entries, 19 reviews, 1 list, 149 likes, 1 comment, and 291.3 hours watched. A cinematic background image shows two silhouetted figures in hats looking out at a sunset. At the bottom, a "Best of 2025" list displays posters for the top 20 films, with Ryan Coogler’s Sinners ranked as number one.
A detailed data visualization dashboard of viewing habits. Genres: Comedy, Drama, and Thriller are the most watched. Countries & Languages: The USA is the top country, and English is the primary language, followed by Japanese and Chinese. Themes: "Twisted Dark Psychological Thriller" and "Horror, The Undead and Monster Classics" are the most frequent themes. Breakdown: Three pie charts show a high percentage of 2025 premieres watched, almost entirely original watches (vs. re-watches), and a small slice of films reviewed. A bar graph at the bottom shows a rating distribution skewed toward 3.5 and 4-star ratings.
A "Most Watched" summary for cast and crew members. Cast: Features headshots of Adam Hurtig, D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, and Pedro Pascal (4 films each), followed by Koki Uchiyama, Maaya Uchida, Sarah Niles, Josh Brolin, Michael Cera, LaKeith Stanfield, and Jeffrey Wright (3 films each). Directors: Features Scott Derrickson (3 films), followed by Jiao Zi, Osgood Perkins, Susumu Mitsunaka, Steven Soderbergh, Keiichiro Saito, and Gavin O'Connor (2 films each).
A dense grid layout showing the movie posters for all films watched in 2025. The collection includes a wide variety of titles such as Bugonia, Weapons, Mickey 17, The Phoenician Scheme, and Flow. The posters are arranged in rows of ten, spanning across various genres from horror and animation to drama and sci-fi.
Finally getting around to the last of these wrap ups. Took me a bit to put together my top movies list. It still feels pretty rough, but it will have to do. This was a weaker year for me with movies, both in number watched and my enjoyment of them.
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Carsten doesn't do a Worst Movies of the year list very often because he knows how difficult it is to make any kind of movie, good or otherwise. But these are bad, ok?
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Carsten Knox found plenty of quality films in 2025, but also sat through a lot of terrible ones, maybe more than in an average year. Here’s a list of 10 stinkers that you may wish to avoid:
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An infographic showing various library statistics from 2025 including 20,860 new cardholders, 566,098 website visits, 2,195,818 items checked out, 236,448 total cardholders, 69,868 items added to the collection, 14,006 programs held, and 22 Beanstack reading challenges with 1,318 active readers and 107,452 books read. The most checked out book was Kristin Hannah's The Women and new this year was MuseumKey for museum passes.
You used it, borrowed it, attended it… and it all adds up! Here’s a snapshot of 2025.
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Carsten's Top 10 Under-The-Radar Movies of 2025. A list of quality but lesser-known films worth checking out:
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On Monday, we posted Part 1 of 2 in our Year in Review series. The first is a list with the following Monday, a look at our gameplay across various systems and platforms.
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2025 was a year full of interesting, quality independent films but it was a terrible one for Hollywood blockbusters. Carsten's picks for the Top 10 Movies:
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Tony Alves (ACSE Advisory Cabinet Member | USA) shares a critical Year in Review 2025 reflection on why sustainable systems and governance must guide AI adoption in scholarly publishing.
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It's time for #YearInReview2025. Over the summer, Brockville General took on regional hospitals as part of the regional hospital softball tournament!
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The year's Top 10 Movies, and the honourable mentions that almost made it onto the list. Carsten Knox has some terrific suggestions you really shouldn't miss:
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Carsten's alternative Best of the Year list. Top 10 Under-The-Radar Movies of 2025:
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Good job surviving another year! I definitely wanted to make a year in review, it was nice seeing how much Art I made. Makes me feel productive 😌
#art #review #yearinreview2025 #2025 #NewYear
Carsten doesn't do a Worst Movies of the year list very often because he knows how difficult it is to make any kind of movie, good or otherwise. But these are bad, ok?
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#moviereview #worstmovies2025 #yearinreview2025 #theoldguard2 #moviesky @flawintheiris.bsky.social
For those looking for something a little off the beaten path. Carsten's Top 10 Under-The-Radar Movies of 2025:
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#moviereview #toptenlist #yearinreview2025 #theshrouds #moviesky @flawintheiris.bsky.social
The main 2025 playback summary showing a total of 39,166 scrobbles. Large featured cards highlight the #1 Artist: Zach Bryan (953 scrobbles); #1 Album: "Zach Bryan" by Zach Bryan (944 scrobbles); and #1 Track: "Kaiju" by Sakanaction (128 scrobbles). Top 5 lists for each category include artists like Deafheaven and PUP, and tracks like "Let Me Hear" and "WILLSHINE." The bottom section shows that 36% of artists and 94% of tracks listened to this year were new to the user.
A dashboard titled "Charts" displaying music listening patterns for 2025. At the top, a "Daily Scrobbles" heat map shows a blue grid representing every day of the year, with a single bright white square on October 17th marking the most active day. Below, a "Weekly Scrobbles" bar chart shows listening is highest on weekdays, peaking on Wednesday with 7,170 scrobbles, and dropping significantly on weekends. A "Listening Clock" shows a circular distribution of activity, with the busiest hour being 8:00 AM. At the bottom, a "Top Tags" colorful wave chart visualizes genre trends throughout the year, featuring genres like screamo, punk, rock, hip-hop, hardcore, and black metal.
A data visualization page featuring an "Artist Map" that highlights global listening, with the United States as the top country and Zach Bryan as the top artist. A "Music by Decade" chart shows the vast majority of music listened to is from the 2020s. A "Music Ratio" section lists 20,256 tracks, 4,103 albums, and 3,552 artists. A "Listening Fingerprint" pentagon graph compares the user's habits (purple) to the global average (grey), showing high consistency and discovery rates. At the bottom, a "Mainstream Score" identifies the user as "Daring" with a 43% mainstream score, listing "Bear Mountain Bridge Project" as the most obscure artist.
A "Quick Facts" summary panel containing six cards with 2025 listening data. Key stats include: "Listening time" of 93 days and 21 hours (up 4% from 2024); "Average scrobbles" of 107 per day; and a "Longest streak" of 277 days in a row. It also notes 221 scrobbles on the most active day (Oct 17), 5 loved tracks, and 0 events attended. A "Did you know?" section at the bottom mentions listening to 88 tracks with the word "night" in the title, accompanied by the album art for "Creatures of the Night" by The Vacant Lot.
A more complete wrap up of my music listening for 2025. This includes the whole year and things outside of Spotify. Plus it has better charts.
#Music #LastFM #YearInReview2025
2025 only gave me eleven 4 Star reads (but no 5 Stars). A few of these books ALMOST reached the next star, but mostly because of excessive, questionable, or degrading adult material, I just could not.
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Here we go — the very best movies of the year, and a lot of honourable mentions. Carsten Knox's Top 10 Movies of 2025:
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2025 was the year of 3 Star reads, (45 of them), but then again, I start reading all of my books as 3 Star reads, and it's up to them to prove me wrong in either direction.
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It's time for #YearInReview2025. In 2025, Brockville General hosted the first ever regional Compass Group Canada Great Plate-Off!
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An infographic titled "2025 Year in Review: First & Last Plays of the Year." It notes that the user started the year with Comedy and ended with Reality. The "First Play" is identified as "EyeShield 21," episode 1x101, watched on Jan 1, 2025, at 11:11 AM. The "Last Play" is "Culinary Class Wars," episode 2x09, watched on Dec 31, 2025, at 1:15 PM.
An infographic titled "2025: Now, let's talk figures!" displaying annual viewing statistics. The top section shows key metrics: 2,142 plays, 1,040 hours watched, 22 comments, 0 library items, 2,434 ratings, and 0 lists. The bottom section features a line graph titled "Most Active Days," showing a play count that peaks on Sundays (around 405 plays) and Saturdays, with a dip to its lowest point on Wednesdays.
An infographic titled "Your dominant genre in 2025 was Anime," stating the user is in the "top 5% of Anime connoisseurs." It lists 582 hours spent on 105 Anime shows. Below, a "Genre Deep Dive" bar chart shows the most-watched subgenres: "Based on Manga" leads significantly with 882 plays, followed by Shounen (453), Slice of Life (452), Seinen (371), and High School (330).
A "Top Rated" leaderboard titled "The top 10 items which left an impression this year." It features a 10-item grid of show posters with rankings and star ratings. The top three are "The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity" (Rank 1, 10 stars), "Ping Pong the Animation" (Rank 2, 10 stars), and "A Mangaka's Merely Wonderful Workplace" (Rank 3, 9 stars). Other titles include "Culinary Class Wars," "Vinland Saga," and "My Dress-Up Darling."
A wrap up for my TV watching in 2025. This four picture limit makes it hard to decide what to include, but this is probably the most interesting of the stats.
#TV #Television #YearInReview2025 #Trakt
Carsten Knox's 10 Worst Movies of 2025. Here’s a list of stinkers that you may wish to avoid:
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#moviereview #worstmovies2025 #yearinreview2025 #bonelake #moviesky @flawintheiris.bsky.social
Happy New Year! 2025 in review concludes with this final list of articles I wrote last year that I see as my best work. I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I loved writing them.
Full article here: flaszonfilm.com/2026/01/01/2...
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