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Saturday, June 17, 2017 to Monday, June 19, 2017
Another young German player joined the ranks of World Series of Poker bracelet winners, as 22-year-old Chris Frank conquered a field of 1,698 to win Event #33: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em for $384,833.
Frank had already had quite a bit of success playing live tournaments, racking up north of $1 million in cashes before this win, but he was thrilled all the same, shouting with excitement as the last card peeled off the deck in his heads-up match with Ryan Leng.
"I don't think it really has sunk in yet," Frank said. "It's a very good feeling. I've been playing the live circuit for pretty long, and I've always dreamed of winning something big. Now, I've done it, so that's pretty cool."
Frank came in with one of the bigger stacks at the start of the day, but Leng was the one who dominated for most of Day 3. He had nearly double the chips of second-place Pratyush Buddiga when the unofficial final table got rolling. There was plenty of notable competition, as in addition to Buddiga, Georgios Sotiropoulos, Noah Vaillancourt, Max Pescatori and Michael Gagliano all made the final table.
Leng continued to crush, scoring the first four eliminations at the official final table — including the latter four notables listed above — and amassing nearly half of the chips in play.
"Ryan had good hands and played well and was busting people," Frank said of the early portions of the final table. "We were short-handed pretty quickly. Then, I just ran super good."
Indeed, Frank went on a heater at that point. His trademark move became the snappiest of snap-calls, wherein he'd be facing an all-in bet and splash in chips while turning over his cards in the blink of an eye.
First, it was ace-king against the threes of Grant Denison, hitting an ace on the river. Then, he three-bet aces against Buddiga, who four-bet shoved fours and went bust when neither he nor Frank improved. He made flush over flush and aces up over aces up against Leng to take a good chunk of his chips, as well.
Arkadiy Tsinis was the next victim of the snap-call, as he jammed jack-eight of diamonds and ran into Frank's ace-king of diamonds.
Frank had about a 3:1 lead heads-up against Leng, and it didn't take him long to finish the job, as it was over in about 20 hands, including a huge bluff catch by Frank with second pair.
"I think I played well, but I just had very good situations and spots, and it was pretty easy," Frank said.
The snap-calls, Frank said, are just a normal part of his game, and he characterized himself as an overall fast player.
"I had so many good hands!" he said. "I wanted to put my chips in."
While Leng had a decent-sized rail cheering him on, Frank noted about halfway through the final table that he had naught but ghosts on his side.
When some of the railbirds needled him gently about it, he fired back.
"I guess the reason the Germans have all the money is because they are grinding and not watching," he said.
"I guess these days, the Germans have won so much that an event like this isn't that exciting anymore," Frank said after he finished off Leng. "I have to win something bigger, then I'll get a bigger rail."
With just a hair under $1.5 million in cashes and a WSOP bracelet at age 22, it might not be long before that happens.
Hand #100: Ryan Leng raised to 175,000 on the button and quickly called all in when Christopher Frank shoved.
Leng was pleased to tell his rail he was ahead, but that changed in a hurry, as flopped to give Frank a leading pair of fours. Someone on Leng's rail called for the , but the fell instead. That did bring a few more outs for Leng, as a six would give him the winner. The dealer brought forth the , though, and Frank shouted his approval.
Hand #93: Christopher Frank made it 150,000, and Ryan Leng called. Leng check-called 180,000, then 430,000 as the board rolled out . Finally, he folded to a river bet of 1,000,000.
Hand #94: Leng called on the button, and Frank made it 240,000 in the big blind. Leng called. The flop came , and Frank bet 200,000. Leng called. On the turn, Frank slowed down with a check, and Leng bet 375,000. Frank called. On the river, Frank checked and tank-folded to a bet of 555,000.
Hand #95: Leng got a walk.
Hand #96: Leng made it 175,000 on the button, and Frank called. The flop came , and Leng bet 210,000. Frank called. The German then check-called 525,000 on the turn, and the river was the , completing a couple of draws. Frank checked a final time, and Leng bet 1,250,000.
Frank thought for about 15 seconds and grimaced before splashing in a call.
"You're good," Leng said, flicking into the middle.
Frank had turned a pair with and took the pot.
Hand #97: Leng got a walk.
Hand #98: Leng called on the button, and Frank checked. Frank checked the flop, and Leng bet 65,000. Frank raised to 180,000 and got a quick fold.
Hand #99: Frank raised to 125,000 on the button, and Leng folded.
Hand #84: Christopher Frank opened, and Ryan Leng called. They checked to the turn of the board, where Frank bet 225,000, and Leng called. The river was the , and a Frank bet of 450,000 got Leng to fold.
Hand #85: Leng limped, Frank raised, and Leng called. The flop was , and Frank bet 250,000. Leng called. They checked through the turn, and on the river, Leng bet to win the pot.
Hand #86: Frank raised, and Leng called to see a flop. They checked through the the turn and river , where Leng bet 120,000, and Frank raised to 350,000. Leng called and mucked to the of Frank.
Hand #87: Leng opened, and they went to the turn of a board, where a bet from Leng won.
Hand #88: Frank raised, and Leng folded.
Hand #89: Leng opened, they saw a flop of , and Frank check-called a bet of 135,000. They checked through the turn, and on the river, they both checked again. Leng had to win.
Hand #90: Frank raised, and Leng folded.
Hand #91: Frank got a walk.
Hand #92: Leng opened, and and they saw a flop of . Frank checked, and Leng took the pot with a bet.
Hand #83: Arkadiy Tsinis moved all in from the button, and Christopher Frank called before Ryan Leng's cards were even in the muck.
The flop brought , pairing Frank and leaving Tsinis in need of a king. The gave Frank a straight, though, and the river was the .
Hand #79: Arkadiy Tsinis made it 150,000 in the small blind and won the pot.
Hand #80: Tsinis raised on the button and folded to a shove from Christopher Frank, defending his big blind aggressively.
Hand #81: Frank called the blind and folded to 210,000 from Tsinis.
Hand #82: Frank limped from the button, and Ryan Leng checked the big blind. After a couple of checks, the board read . Leng bet 150,000, and Frank called. On the river, Leng bet 360,000, and Frank instantly dropped in chips and flipped over . Leng showed for a weaker flush.
"I'm not sure if I'm supposed to raise there or not," Frank said with a laugh.
Hand #70: Arkadiy Tsinis raised from the small blind and won the pot.
Hand #71: Tsinis raised on the button, and Christopher Frank moved all in to win the pot.
Hand #72: Ryan Leng raised from the button, winning the blinds and antes.
Hand #73: Frank raised and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #74: Leng limped in the small blind, and Frank raised in the big blind to win the pot.
Hand #75: Frank limped in the small blind, and Tsinis checked his option in the big. The flop was , and a bet of 60,000 from Frank was called. The turn was the , and it checked through to the river. Frank bet 110,000, and Tsinis raised 250,000 but mucked when Frank called with .
Hand #76: Frank made it 130,000 from the button, and Leng called. The flop was . Frank bet 90,000 out of turn, and Leng called. The turn was the , where the confusion was realized, and they checked. The river was the , and Leng check-called another bet of 400,000. He mucked when Frank showed for a flush.
Hand #77: Tsinis raised and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #78: A continuation bet on the flop from Frank won a pot from Tsinis.
Hand #69: Pratyush Buddiga opened to 125,000 on the button, and Christopher Frank made it 280,000 in the small blind. No sooner had Buddiga announced, "All in," for about 1.7 million than Frank's chips were in the middle and his on its back. Buddiga had and was looking for a sailboat, but the runout did not bring one.
Hand #67: Arkadiy Tsinis raised to 130,000 on the button, and Ryan Leng called in the small blind. Leng led out for 115,000 on the flop. Tsinis double-checked his holdings and called. On the turn, Leng check-called a bet of 175,000 from Tsinis. Both players checked as the river made a flush on board, and Leng showed for a flopped one to take the pot.
Hand #68: Leng raised to 125,000 on the button, and Frank called in the big blind. On the flop, Leng bet 130,000, and Frank check-raised to 380,000. Leng called, and they both checked the turn and river.
Frank rolled over for the nut low, and Leng won with .
Hand #65: Ryan Leng called under the gun, Christopher Frank completed the blind, and Arkadiy Tsinis checked. Action checked to Leng on the flop, and he bet 85,000. Frank called, as did Tsinis. Frank came out betting 275,000 on the turn, and only Leng called. Frank fired 540,000 on the river, and Leng quickly called again.
Frank showed , besting the for two pair shown by Leng.
Hand #66: After unknown preflop action, Frank and Tsinis checked down the board, and the of Tsinis took the pot.
Hand #54: Christopher Frank raised and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #55: Arkadiy Tsinis opened on the button, and Pratyush Buddiga called in the big blind. They went to the turn of a board reading , and a bet from Tsinis took it.
Hand #56: Buddiga limped the small blind and folded to a Frank raise.
Hand #57: Frank limped, and Tsinis checked. They went to the turn of a board, where a bet from Frank took it.
Hand #58: Frank raised on the button, and he folded to a Tsinis reraise.
Hand #59: Ryan Leng raised, winning the blinds and antes.
Hand #60: Tsinis opened, Leng called, and Frank called in the big blind. The flop saw Tsinis bet and take it down.
Hand #61: Frank limped the small blind and folded to a Tsinis raise.
Hand #62: Frank opened, and Leng defended big blind. The flop was , and a bet from Frank won this one.
Hand #63: Pratyush Buddiga got a walk.
Hand #64: Tsinis opened, and Leng reraised, then folded to a Tsinis shove.
Hand #47: Arkadiy Tsinis raised to 110,000 in the cutoff, and Ryan Leng called on the button. With the board reading after three checks, Leng bet 125,000 and won the pot.
Hand #48: Christopher Frank got a walk.
Hand #49: Frank called in the small blind, and Tsinis checked the big. Frank bet 50,000 on the flop and won the pot.
Hand #50: Frank raised to 110,000 on the button and snap-folded to a three-bet from Tsinis.
Hand #51: Frank raised to 110,000 and won the pot.
Hand #52: Leng raised to 115,000 on the button. Frank made it 440,000 in the big blind. Leng thought a bit and folded.
"You'd kill me if you knew what I just folded," he yelled to Chance Kornuth on the rail.
Hand #53: Pratyush Buddiga raised to 110,000 on the button. Frank called in the small blind and check-folded to a bet of 130,000 on the flop.
Hand #46: Christopher Frank raised to 110,000 in the cutoff. Grant Denison moved all in for what looked like about 800,000 in the big blind, and Frank snap-called.
Denison looked likely to double as hit the board, but an doomed him on the river.
"Nice hand," he said. "Nice playing with you."
"Good game, sir," Frank said.
Hand #39: Grant Denison made it 115,000, Christopher Frank called in the small blind, and Arkadiy Tsinis called in the big blind. They checked to the turn of the board, where Denison bet, and Frank called. The river was the , and a bet of 185,000 from Frank got a Denison call. Frank had an ace-high flush with .
Hand #40: Tsinis limped in the small blind, and Ryan Leng checked his option. The flop was , and a bet from Leng took it.
Hand #41: Tsinis raised and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #42: Frank opened and folded to a Leng three-bet.
Hand #43: Tsinis opened under the gun, and Frank called in the big blind. They went to the river of a board, where a bet of 400,000 from Frank got through.
Hand #44: Leng raised, and Tsinis called in the big blind. They went to the river of a board reading . Tsinis bet 200,000, and Leng called. Tsinis showed , and Leng showed for a chop.
Hand #45: Leng got a walk.
Hand #31: Pratyush Buddiga raised to 100,000 under the gun and got action from Arkadiy Tsinis in the cutoff and Ryan Leng on the button. The board ran out , and after everyone checked the flop, Tsinis won with a bet of 125,000.
Hand #32: Christopher Frank opened to 105,000 first to act, and everyone folded.
Hand #33: Buddiga limped from the small blind, and Frank checked. They checked down the board, and Buddiga won with .
Hand #34: Grant Denison raised to 115,000 in the cutoff and folded to a reraise to 300,000 from Frank.
Hand #35: Tsinis limped the small blind, and Leng checked. Leng bet 50,000 on the turn and won, as hit the board.
Hand #36: Frank raised to 110,000 in the cutoff. Leng called in the small blind, as did Denison in the big. The flop came , and Frank continued for 100,000. Denison check-raised to 325,000, and Frank folded immediately.
Hand #37: Denison completed the blind, and Buddiga checked. Buddiga bet 100,000 on the end of the board, and that won him the pot.
Hand #38: Leng called in the cutoff, Buddiga called in the small blind, and Frank checked. On the turn, the board read , and Frank bet 75,000. Both Leng and Buddiga called. On the river, action checked to Leng, and he bet 220,000. Buddiga called, and Frank folded.
"Queens?" Leng asked.
Buddiga tabled .
Hand #30: Ryan Leng shoved from the small blind, and Georgios Sotiropoulos called.
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The board ran out . Leng claimed another victim and sent Sotiropoulos packing.
Hand #25: Georgios Sotiropoulos limped the small blind and folded to a shove from Grant Denison.
Hand #26: Ryan Leng opened and folded to a Denison shove.
Hand #27: Leng called this time, as did Denison and the blinds. The flop was , and it was checked to Leng, who bet 90,000. The others folded, but big blind Christopher Frank put out a big raise, took the pot, and showed for a bluff.
Hand #28: Denison opened the pot and took the antes and blinds.
Hand #29: Arkadiy Tsinis completed from the small blind, and Leng checked. They got to the turn, where a bet from Leng took the pot.
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Cloud 3.0: Making Cloud Easy
We envision Cloud 3.0 as a platform making it easy for developers to both deploy and develop directly in the datacenter and for datacenter managers to administer, for delivering services in compute clusters of all sizes – from large centralized datacenters to clusters of 3 to 5 machines in a radio base station. Such increased usability and scalability should encourage wider utilization of the cloud computing model. Our vision is for cloud computing to become an affordable, secure, and performant information technology utility that is ubiquitously available and can be successfully deployed to digitalize governments, industries, and society. We believe Cloud 3.0 will play a critical role in this vision.
Pain points for developers and datacenter managers
In the last year, the international cloud research community has begun to define the properties of the next generation cloud system platform, generically designated as Cloud 3.0. At Ericsson Research, we have been working on a next generation cloud platform for the last year, with a primary motivation to address pain points for two groups: developers and datacenter managers.
We believe that the next generation cloud platform must cater primarily to the needs of the application developer. From the developer standpoint, infrastructure programming requires the developer to do more work unrelated to their application. The next generation of cloud platform should get rid of infrastructure programming.
In the current cloud platform, networking is also constantly in the developer's face. They need to deal with setting up a virtual network and managing it, even as performance in terms of latency often disappoints, requiring them to go into their code and modify it. For the next generation, the network inside the datacenter should be like a bus in a server: fast and invisible, and network management should be automated as much as possible. Finally, while DevOps is a nice concept, like infrastructure programming, it puts more of a burden on the developer. We think that the right approach to simplifying the developer's task is to present an abstraction of the datacenter as One Big Machine, or OBM, with the developer's laptop as an extension, so development and deployment happen seamlessly.
Datacenter managers
In addition, datacenter management has its own set of pain points. Adding or removing servers from a cloud platform such as OpenStack and managing the network requires too much hand editing of databases and scripts, leaving open the possibility of errors. Upgrading cloud platform software is often difficult, requiring the datacenter management staff to run their production deployment next to a "development" deployment they are testing. Finally, because the current generation of cloud platform software is designed around a centralized approach, there is a mismatch with the requirements of the distributed cloud, especially with respect to downward scalability.
Architectural principles
Consequently, we've come up with a few architectural principles around which we believe Cloud 3.0 should be designed. Like the original architectural principles for the internet, these architectural principles are intended to outlive the changing layer cakes of functional architecture and become the ground on which we base our Cloud 3.0 system building. Our architectural principles are divided into three groups: operating system, datacenter management, and developer expectations.
Operating system
OS Principle #1: All cloud services are fully distributed.
By "operating system" here, we mean the datacenter operating system. We believe that the next generation of cloud system software must be designed along the lines of a distributed operating systems such as Ameoba and Saguaro from the early 1990s, in which operating system services like process creation and resource management are distributed. But unlike the distributed operating systems of the early 1990s, operating system services that are performance critical, such as virtual memory, should remain local. And because thread management depends on sharing virtual memory, thread management must remain local too. Thus, the Linux kernel becomes a kind of per server module providing the base performance sensitive services for the operating system, while other services are implemented in a distributed fashion across the datacenter. This distributed operating system design approach is the foundation of the OBM.
OS Principle #2: Resources belong to the resource manager, not the services.
By "resource", we mean a physical or logical component in limited supply that is necessary to provide a service to a tenant. By "service" we mean a bundle of resources and other services that allows a tenant to perform some computational or communication task of value. One of the problems with existing cloud management systems such as OpenStack is that services own resources, so other services must negotiate with them in order to get access to resources they need, and as a result the management of resources becomes complicated. In Cloud 3.0, we believe there should be a single point of contact for resources, the resource manager, and that services should be responsible for managing bundles of resources obtained from the resource manager. The lines of control in the resulting architecture should be cleaner, and should allow better control of resource usage and deeper automation.
Datacenter management
DCM Principle #1: No unit of management abstraction below the datacenter.
Management abstractions provide the basis on which tools are built to manage the datacenter. We believe that Cloud 3.0 should not present VMs, pods, or frameworks as abstractions toward human operators. Since our intent is to make the datacenter look like OBM, our architecture needs to provide management abstractions that present the datacenter as OBM. That does not mean the management system internally doesn't support a modularized approach to managing datacenter operation, just that these internal mechanisms make visible the various datacenter components in a way that supports a human view of the datacenter as OBM. This approach will operate as a forcing function on management automation, encouraging the application of automation techniques such as machine intelligence to a maximum extent, thereby driving down the cost and complexity of running the datacenter.
DCM Principle #2: Datacenter capacity grows organically and self-configures.
The current generation of cloud management software, exemplified by OpenStack, requires a minimum number of servers to run the datacenter management system, and extensive editing of databases and configuration files to incorporate or remove a server. In Cloud 3.0, the datacenter management system should not require any human intervention to incorporate or remove a server. It also should not require a minimum number of nodes to run, but should scale down to one server. This model has three important advantages over the current generation: it removes the possibility of human error, it eliminates the role of centralized databases as single points of failure, and it removes the lower limit on the number of servers in a cluster before they can be managed as a cloud. We believe that this model can be implemented through OS Principle #1, namely making the datacenter management services a distributed system just like the rest of the Cloud 3.0 services.
Developer expectations
DE Principle #1: Abstractions provided along a latency gradient.
Our expectation is that next generation datacenters will have 100 Gb networking as a standard, so we do not expect bandwidth within the datacenter to be an issue. Latency (including tail latency), however, will still be an issue, and we believe that the abstraction mechanisms provided to developers must expose, rather than hide, latency. The reason for this is that developers often need to accommodate higher latency connections with various implementation schemes (e.g. caching) whereas for a low latency connection such schemes are unnecessary. Abstractions should not hide system characteristics impacting how developers interact with other parts of the system if those interactions would result in a substantial difference in the way the code is implemented.
DE Principle #2: Different communication mechanisms for different "distances"
As a corollary to DE Principle #1, our Cloud 3.0 datacenter operating system will provide developers with inter-process communication or remote procedure call as abstractions for network communication within the datacenter, over a next generation low latency networking protocol such as RDMA. For communicating to services on the Internet and to other datacenters in a distributed cloud, standard IP networking and sockets will be used through a proxy. The communication between a client process and the proxy will use a low latency, intra-DC protocol and the proxy will handle communication with services on the Internet using IP addresses, ports, and sockets. The developer will not need to use sockets for microservices that live in the same datacenter.
Use cases and feature sets
The primary use case for Cloud 3.0 is to provide a platform where development environments for cloud native applications can be built, so that developers don't just deploy into the cloud, they also develop there. For our earlier reflections on that topic, see blog posts Time for a new cloud operating system and CloudOS: A Gen3 Cloud System Platform. We would like to move the "cloud native" definition back from "born in the cloud" to "gestated in the cloud" too, so that the difference between the developer's laptop and the cloud is erased. Infrastructure programming and networking must disappear to remove the requirement for developers to deal with complexity unrelated to the development task. On the datacenter management side, the management system should be fully distributed, to avoid single points of failure and to make management incrementally scale down as well as up, and highly automated, to reduce the cost and complexity of running a datacenter. Resource management needs to be handled in a disaggregated fashion and policy control needs to be easy to use and well-integrated with analytics, so the results of analytics can influence policy. Finally, the platform should support software defined hardware accelerators, like FPGAs and GPUs.


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McCormack, Keenan take top GAA awards
Portlaoise footballers Brian McCormack and Camross hurler Zane Keenan are the big winners in the Laois GAA awards after they were announced over the weekend.
McCormack is honoured for his starring role in guiding Portlaoise to a record-breaking seventh Laois SFC title in a row, as he top-scored for them with 1-20 in a sparkling campaign.
Zane Keenan is honoured for doing likewise with Camross, as he dropped back to midfield and pulled the strings for Arien Delaney's men to claim a surprise SHC title, their first since 2007.
In other football awards, Martin Scully, who was Man of the Match for Ballyroan Abbey in the IFC final against Clonaslee-St Manman's, has been recognised for his form this year, while Kilcavan's veteran attacked Mick Tarpey takes the Junior footballer of the year award.
Laois senior hurler Ben Conroy showed his impressive abilities in two codes this year, which sees him take the Junior B footballer of the year, while Killeshin's Eoin Lowry is the minor winner, after helping Killshin-Crettyard to the MFC 'A' title.
The U-21 winner will not be announced until after the championship is finished.
In hurling, Abbeyleix man Stephen Reilly saw off stiff competition from his brother Eoin to be named Senior B hurler of the year, with Anthony Kirwan of Shanahoe getting the nod for the Intermediate award.
At Junior level, Portlaoise's Chris Lynch takes the Junior A award, while John Paul Campion is selected as Junior B players of the year for Castletown-Slieve Bloom.
Ronan Delahunty is the minor hurler of the year after a string of impressive displays at midfield for The Harps Gaels. The Hall of Fame award goes to O'Dempsey's man Jack Kenna, who was previously selected at wing forward on the Laois team of the Millenium, while David Moore (St Joseph's) is the Referee of the Year.
St Fergal's College Rathdowney and Scoil Chríost Rí Portlaoise will also be honoured for their success at schools level.
Winners in Scór, Ladies Football, Camogie and Rounders will be announced at a later date. The awards will be presented on November 23 in The Heritage Hotel.


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{100}{}{You see a tall, lanky man with thick glasses.}
{101}{}{You see Jimmy.}
{102}{}{You see a tall, lanky man wearing thick glasses. His brow is furrowed in deep thought and he talks to himself as he wanders about the room.}
{103}{}{Oh, hello there. I'm Jim, or Jimmy. Whatcha up to?}
{104}{}{Me look around.}
{106}{}{Uh... Me wander about. Me go now.}
{107}{}{Just looking around.}
{108}{}{Hi, Jim. I'm}
{109}{}{None of your business, four eyes. Back off.}
{110}{}{I'm just wandering about. I'll be leaving now.}
{111}{}{Feel free to look all you want but please don't touch anything. There's some sensitive equipment in here.}
{112}{}{Me just look around. Me no touch.}
{113}{}{I'm just looking around. I won't bother anything.}
{114}{}{You're annoying. Go away.}
{115}{}{Hey, sorry. I didn't mean to step on your toes. I'll leave you to your business.}
{117}{}{It's a pleasure to meet you,}
{118}{}{What would you like to know?}
{119}{}{What you do here?}
{120}{}{What all this machine?}
{121}{}{Vault have overseer. This overseer room?}
{122}{}{You here in vault cause you want be?}
{123}{}{What you think about D'claws?}
{124}{}{Computer need part. You know where get?}
{125}{}{Me know enough. Me go now.}
{126}{}{What do you do here?}
{127}{}{What's all this machinery for?}
{128}{}{Isn't this the vault overseer room?}
{129}{}{Are you here in the vault because you want to be?}
{130}{}{What do you think about the deathclaws?}
{131}{}{The computer needs a part. Do you know where I might be able to get it?}
{132}{}{I think I'll be going now.}
{133}{}{Well... we're having some computer problems and I'm looking into it. Unfortunately my forte is software, not hardware.}
{134}{}{What problem?}
{135}{}{What's the problem?}
{136}{}{Yes, Gruthar mentioned this to me and asked me to take a look. Do you mind?}
{137}{}{The voice interface to the mainframe has failed so Gruthar can't give the system instructions for running the vault. The food and water processors have already shut down. The power systems could very well be next.}
{138}{}{Why you no use keebored?}
{139}{}{Why not just give it keyboard input?}
{140}{}{Well, you see, that's the weird part. The system refuses to accept keyboard input. I'm at a loss as to what to do at this point.}
{141}{}{Okay me look?}
{142}{}{Mind if I take a look at it?}
{143}{}{Yes, Gruthar mentioned this to me and asked me to take a look. Do you mind?}
{144}{}{Well... no offense, but are you sure you're qualified? Oh, never mind. You can't possibly make matters any worse than they already are. Go right ahead.}
{145}{}{You can't make matters any worse than they already are. Go right ahead.}
{146}{}{Okay, but me ask more questions first.}
{147}{}{All right, but I need to ask you a couple of things first.}
{148}{}{This is a mainframe computer system and related support devices. From here all functions of the vault are remotely controlled.}
{149}{}{Uh... what you said.}
{150}{}{Ah, I see.}
{151}{}{Normally the vault overseer would be stationed here but Vault 13 has been fully automated.}
{153}{}{Okay, me ask more.}
{154}{}{Why? I mean, isn't that unusual?}
{155}{}{I see. Let's change the subject.}
{156}{}{I don't know the full story but at one point in the vault's history there was a rebellion. The overseer was either killed or overthrown, I'm not sure which. Anyway, the leaders of the revolution didn't want to entrust the fate of the people to another overseer so they installed this mainframe. The records say it was purchased from... oh, what was that name... Ah, I remember, the 'Brotherhood of Steel.'}
{157}{}{You tell about Brotherhood?}
{158}{}{Can you tell me anything about this Brotherhood?}
{159}{}{No, I'm sorry, but I have no information on them. This all happened ages ago and I've never found any references to them other than this one. However, it's my understanding that the Brotherhood was a military outfit and there are some ruins of what appears to be a military base west of here. That may be what's left of them.}
{160}{}{Ok. Me ask other thing.}
{161}{}{All right. Let me ask you some other things then.}
{162}{}{Oh yeah. I've liked it here ever since I stumbled upon the place and I don't really want to leave. I've always been a loner and don't much care for people, no offense intended.}
{163}{}{Me take none.}
{164}{}{None taken.}
{165}{}{Well... In some ways I admire them for what they are and what they are trying to become. In other ways they scare the hell out of me. I don't think I'll ever get used to the fact that they are just as smart as I am... well, some of them are that smart.}
{166}{}{You think they threat to people?}
{167}{}{Do you think they are a threat to human society?}
{168}{}{Oh, absolutely. They are far superior to us physically and they are our equals mentally. That makes them a pretty big threat. However, it all comes down to morals and ethics in the end. Fortunately, they seem to be ethical and morally well developed.}
{169}{}{Me see.}
{170}{}{Yeah, I see what you mean.}
{171}{}{Hi there. It's good to see you again. What can I help you with?}
{172}{}{Need ask question.}
{173}{}{Just say hi. Me go.}
{174}{}{I need to ask you something.}
{175}{}{Just saying hi.}
{176}{}{Well, let's see... I suppose the best place to look would be Vault City since they're the most modern place I can think of. You might want to give New Reno a try though. They're closer and they do a lot of trading with Vault City.}
{178}{}{Thanks for fixing the computer. You've saved all our butts.}
{179}{}{I've got better things to do than shoot the likes of you, but everyone needs a vacation!}
{180}{}{. Me ask question?}
{181}{}{. Can I ask you some questions?}
{182}{}{. I'd be happy to answer some questions.}
{183}{}{You should let Gruthar know that you fixed the computer.}


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Average cost of breast reduction and lift?
What is the cost, on average, for a breast reduction and subsequent breast lift? Does it vary depending on the size of your breasts? I am 28 and I developed early - in a huge way. I would like to have kids someday but don't even want to think about how uncomfortable it would be with my breasts grown even larger. I am seriously interested in having a breast reduction as well as a lift but can't realistically consider it until I know what I am up against financially. I've heard prices vary depending on where you live. I'm in Portland, Oregon but would be prepared to travel if the cost savings were great enough.
The cost of any cosmetic surgery procedure can vary based on your location, the expertise of the surgeon performing the procedure, and the type of facility your surgery is performed in. In the case of reduction mammaplasty, the technique used during surgery will also affect the cost. You could expect to pay anywhere between $5,000 and $10,000.
In short, there is no fast or simple answer to your question. To gauge an idea of the exact cost you could expect to pay, you will need to schedule an appointment with a surgeon who will examine your anatomy, listen to your aesthetic goals, and then decide which treatment option will best meet your needs. During the initial consultation, they would be able to provide you with a quote.
If you experience physical problems due to your heavy breasts and suffer from back, neck or shoulder pain, it is possible that you could receive insurance coverage for the procedure. You would need to be assessed by a physician and obtain proof, however, that your breasts are the cause of your health problems.
Dr. Frederic Corbin has 1 Breast lift before & after:
When it comes to breast reduction and breast lift surgery, there are many variables that will affect the final cost of surgery. The total cost of breast reduction (with a lift) includes:
- Anesthesia fees
- Surgeon's fees
- Medical prescriptions
- Surgical facility costs
- Preoperative medical tests
- Post-surgical compression garments
Each of these costs, in turn, may vary. For example, breast reduction surgery performed at an accredited facility with AAAASF, JCAHO or AAAHC certification will likely cost more as you are assured of a higher standard of patient safety.
Surgeons who are experienced in breast reduction surgery with excellent patient satisfaction levels are likely to charge more for their services than those who are not. Finding an experienced surgeon increases your chances of a beautiful outcome.
The cost of breast reduction surgery is also affected by the type of reduction procedure performed, which will be determined by your current breast size, the position of your breasts on your chest, the extent of reduction you are hoping to achieve, and the location of your nipples (nipples that have descended past the breast crease and are pointing downwards may be an indication that the nipple-areolar complex will need to be raised).
Schedule an appointment with a local board-certified plastic surgeon to learn more about the procedures that best suit your cosmetic goals and a realistic idea of what you can expect to pay for them. For some candidates, the cost of breast reduction surgery may be covered in full or in part by health insurance, particularly when overly large breasts are causing health issues or complications, such as chronic back, shoulder, or neck pain.
Breast reduction surgery reduces the size of the breasts and is almost always accompanied by a breast lift so the remaining breast tissue can be shaped and elevated on the chest.
One advantage of breast reduction surgery is that it's both functional and aesthetic in nature. Women with very large breasts often find their physical and emotional wellbeing improved following surgery, as they can exercise more easily and generally feel more comfortable in their clothing.
In addition, their breasts become more aesthetically pleasing. Women who undergo this procedure are usually delighted as they emerge from the ordeal with smaller breasts that are also more youthful-looking and perky.
It is very difficult to provide an average cost for breast reduction and lift surgery as the procedure is affected by diverse variables, such as surgeon's credentials, your geographic location, the type of breast reduction surgery you undergo, the duration of the surgery itself, the surgical facility, and the qualifications of the anesthesiologist. The best way to gain an accurate idea of what you can expect to spend is to book a consultation with an experienced plastic surgeon.
Because macromastia or breast hypertrophy is generally considered to be a condition that contributes to medical problems like back and neck pain, it may be covered by medical insurance. Your plastic surgeon can help you determine if you meet the criteria your insurance provider requires.
If you don't have medical insurance and are prepared to cover the cost of surgery yourself, a board-certified, experienced surgeon will improve your odds of getting the best possible outcome from your investment. Start with the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) or the Aesthetic Society of Plastic Surgery (ASPS) to find an affiliated surgeon.
Inexperienced, cheaper surgeons may save you money in the short term, but if you end up requiring revision procedures or are dissatisfied with your results, a cheaper surgeon can ultimately become very costly. Ask to see before and after photos of the surgeon's previous breast reduction patients to get a better idea of their aesthetic before committing to them.
The cost of breast reduction surgery varies widely. According to 2017 statistics from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), the average cost for breast reduction surgery is $5,482, but can also cost as much as $12,000. In Portland, Oregon, the average cost for a breast reduction procedure is approximately $8,200, but again, could also cost up to $11,000. Note that unless you have a breast reduction using liposuction, breast reduction surgery does include a breast lift as part of the procedure.
Many factors influence the cost of plastic surgery. Among them are:
- Your plastic surgeon's location: Geographical location can strongly affect the cost of plastic surgery. Generally, surgeons in large cities or cosmopolitan areas will have higher overheads and their prices will be adjusted to reflect this.
- Your plastic surgeon's experience and reputation: The fee that your surgeon charges should be commensurate with his or her experience. Surgeons who specialize in breast reduction and lift procedures and have outstanding reputations with a long history of satisfied patients usually charge more for their services. Surgeons certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) and/or other respected surgical boards may also charge higher fees as they are required to continually engage in ongoing training and education to ensure they are offering the most up-to-date surgical techniques and providing the greatest possible safety level for their patients.
- The type of procedure required: Breast reduction surgery can be performed by liposuction alone, a short scar procedure, or a traditional breast reduction. Liposuction is the most cost-effective option, but isn't suitable for all breast reduction candidates and doesn't include a breast lift. Short scar surgery offers a smaller incision and more rapid recovery time than traditional breast reduction surgery. Traditional breast reduction surgery is most suitable for very large breasts that require considerable removal of glandular and adipose tissue. This technique reshapes the breast tissue and lifts the breasts to a higher position on the chest, and in some cases, relocates the nipple areolar complex to a more elevated location as well. The cost of the facility where surgery is performed: The quality of the surgical facility where your breast reduction and lift is performed also affects the cost. Your surgeon may choose to conduct surgery in a hospital where he or she has operating rights, or in an ambulatory day clinic or surgical suite. These facilities may be accredited or not. Accredited facilities must meet strict standards for patient safety. They generally have extremely low patient mortality rates and qualified personnel on hand to take care of patients in case of emergency.
- The cost of anesthesia: Not all plastic surgeons utilize board-certified anesthesiologists. Some work with non-certified anesthesiologists or nurse anesthetists. While there may well be highly competent professionals in all three groups, board-certified anesthesiologists are fully licensed doctors who have obtained specialist training in administering anesthesia, and have passed written and oral examinations required by the American Board of Anesthesiology (ABA). Nurse anesthetists do not have this same level of rigorous training. As such, a board-certified anesthesiologist is likely to charge more for his or her services.
Ultimately, the best way to gain an accurate idea of the investment required for a breast reduction and lift is to schedule a consultation with a nearby board-certified plastic surgeon. You should also be aware that some breast reduction procedures might be paid in full or in part by your health insurance company, so be sure to check and see if breast reduction surgery is included in your own plan.
A breast reduction can dramatically transform a woman's lifestyle and confidence. Breast reduction, or reduction mammaplasty, includes a breast lift at the time the reduction procedure is performed. Excess glandular tissue and loose, sagging skin is removed, and the breast is shaped and lifted to a raised position on the chest. In some cases, the nipple areolar complex will also be relocated to a higher position on the breast.
The cost of surgery depends on three main factors: the type of breast reduction surgery,, the reputation and experience of the surgeon performing the procedure, and the location where the surgery is performed. As you are located in Portland, Oregon, you can expect to pay between $6000-$11,000. This includes the surgeon's fee, facility fee and the anesthetist fee. Additional costs, such as pre-operative medical tests or postoperative surgical bras may need to be paid for separately.
Liposuction alone (lipectomy) may be carried out to remove excess fat tissue from the sides of the breasts and the armpits: this provides better contour and is most suitable for those seeking only a modest reduction and no lift.
The three main types of breast reduction are traditional, or "anchor" incision breast lift, vertical incision or "lollipop" breast lift, and single-scar breast lift. Each may be paired with liposuction for optimal results. The procedure you and your surgeon settle on will take into consideration the extent of reduction you're hoping to achieve and the type of scar you'll be comfortable with. Each of these reduction techniques may be priced differently as some require more time on the operating table than others.
Many health insurance providers cover reduction mammoplasty. In order for you to obtain coverage, your insurance provider will require photographs and a letter from your plastic surgeon or doctor. You may still be required to pay some copays or deductibles yourself, however.
If you aren't covered by health insurance but would still like to undergo a breast reduction, many clinics offer their patients financing plans, so the cost of surgery can be split into more manageable payments.
Dr. Neil Zemmel has 13 Breast augmentation (Silicone breast implants), Breast lift before & afters:
It varies greatly on region to region so it's hard to say price differentials in different geographic areas. Good Luck!
Thank you for your question. Costs vary accordingly to the severity of the condition, the combination of procedures undertaken, the amount of surgical time involved and the facility fee. An exact cost can not be given unless you have a thorough consulatation. Best of luck!
Dhaval M. Patel
Double Board Certified
Plastic Surgeon
Hoffman Estates


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In a move that aims to help improve security vulnerability disclosure, the Node.js Security Project announced on November 30 that it is now officially becoming part of the Node.js Foundation. The move will help to improve the security of the open-source Node.js development framework and its modules, which are widely used in modern applications.
The Node.js Foundation is a multi-stakeholder effort that was first launched by the Linux Foundation in June 2015 in an effort to help stabilize the Node.js community. The Node.js Foundation currently estimates that there are more than one billion Node.js package downloads per week.
The Node.js Security Project was originally started in April 2013 by Adam Baldwin, team lead at Lift Security and is an effort to collect information about vulnerabilities and security issues in the Node.js platform and its modules. As to why the Node.js Security Project is joining the Node.js Foundation now, the challenges of scale are among the reasons.
"When Lift Security and Adam Baldwin launched the Node.js Security Project, the module ecosystem was much smaller," Mikeal Rogers, Node.js Foundation community manager. told eWEEK. "Since then, the Node.js module landscape has exploded, making it much harder for a single, smaller vendor to manage the project."
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Rogers added that as a result of the growth in the Node.js module landscape, finding a new home for the Node.js Security Project increasingly became a higher priority for the Lift Security team.
"Moving the Node.js Security Project to the vendor-neutral Foundation will also pave the way for broader community contribution and even participation from other security vendors that just a few years ago didn't exist," Rogers said. "That's another net-positive for developers and the larger Node.js ecosystem."
Baldwin and the Lift Security team plan to remain involved in Node.js security moving forward under the Node.js Foundation. While the Node.js Security Project was started in April 2013, Baldwin commented that the Lift Security team's work on Node.js started as early as 2012.
"Our database currently holds 142 vulnerabilities that were either found by the Lift Security team or vulnerabilities that were reported to us by the Node.js community," Baldwin said. "While this number may seem small, our efforts are very focused."
Baldwin added that having more participation from the community will certainly uncover more vulnerabilities this coming year, making the module ecosystem even more stable and secure.
Even prior to The Node.js Security Project joining the Node.js Foundation, security efforts were underway to help improve vulnerability disclosure. The Linux Foundation has an initiative called the Core Infrastructure Initiative (CII) that provides guidance, best practices, resource and support to help improve open-source code security.
"Soon after the Node.js Foundation was established we began working closely with the Linux Foundation's Core Infrastructure Initiative to refine the Node.js security process," Rogers said. "They provided guidance on security best practices for open source projects, which we formalized into a security policy for Node.js."
At the Node.js Foundation, the plan is to form a Node.js Security Project Working Group that will validate vulnerability disclosures and maintain the base dataset of security issues. Baldwin commented that the Lift Security team has done static, dynamic, and manual analysis in the pursuit of trying to identify potential vulnerabilities. Baldwin added that Lift Security has built automated systems to help monitor the ecosystem for malicious modules, and they continue to evolve these tools and techniques as part of a product offering.
"It will be up to the newly established working group as to what projects they will want to pursue, but the group will certainly first focus on establishing a community process for coordinating and distributing vulnerability and security data," Baldwin said.
Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at eWEEK and InternetNews.com. Follow him on Twitter @TechJournalist


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Mitt Romney just cannot catch a break. Less than a week after his comeback from a 12 point defeat in South Carolina to score double-digit victories against Newt Gingrich in both Florida […]
Quidditch Club comes to Wheaton's Campus thanks to SGA
Have you ever wished that you could fly through the air on a Nimbus 2000 while chasing an ever allusive golden snitch?
The Ken Aptekar: Look Again exhibit transforms old art
His works are familiar. In fact, they look just like the paintings of Raphael, Monet, and Rembrandt. But Ken Aptekar's Look Again exhibit in the Beard & Weil Galleries in Watson Fine Arts is more than a collection of imitations.
Maier '14 wins NEWMAC Diver of the Week award
It is safe to say that Wheaton's Charlie Maier '14 has made quite a splash for the Lyons Diving team this season.
Recreation on the record: Intramural basketball
EDITOR'S NOTE: In his new column "Recreation on the Record," Director of Club Sports, Intramurals and Recreation Stephen Angelo has assembled a list of the top players from the 2011-2012 season. These student-athletes have demonstrated exceptional ability throughout the regular season and in Wheaton's annual 3 on 3 Intramural Basketball Championship.
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Comedian Ben Kronberg's performance in the Atrium of Balfour Hood for the Big Event on February 3rd was an interesting display to say the least.
Proposed housing policy ousted after public outcry
The tiny campus with a thunderous voice lived up to its reputation yet again. An email sent on Thur Jan. 9 by Wheaton College President Ronald Crutcher stated that the school has decided not to proceed with a housing policy change that would have raised rates for premium living environments.
Wheaton students make a stand for equality at Open Housing Forum
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Alias: John Patrick O'Connell
Gender: Male
Race: Human Metahuman/Ghost Hybrid
Alignment: Neutral Good
Affiliation: HALO
Age: Relativistic
Class (or approximation): Ghost hybrid; Dashing Knight; Dirty-minded Gentleman
Profession: Adventurer; Captain (reserve), Earth Alliance
Power Level: A+/bottom S.
Tall and well-built, can change his clothes at will but usually is in either a black-and-white super-suit or a gray t-shirt, jeans, and sneakers (gray socks!). White hair, slightly glowing green eyes, and a noticably low body temperature. Bleeds green ectoplasm.
Personality: Gentlemanly; forgiving; caring; hot-headed.
Abilities: Ectoblasts, shielding, teleportation, reality-shattering, the works. 9th level spells at epic caster level, too. And all sort of techno-gizmos. Don't make him angry. You won't *like* him when he's angry...
Backstory: Lost his first love (the drowess Cal'drin) when he got his ghost powers (a
wizardsorcerer did it). Went mad. Blew up a planet (among other things). Recovered. Spent time as an officer in the Earth Alliance (Babylon 5 universe). Hopped dimensions for awhile. Wound up in HALO. Crushed on Da Rogue. Crushed on Sorcy. Crushed (a little) on Tialait. Found his soulmate in De. Had his heart broken by her. Went walkabout. Returned. Finally pulled the curtain(!) a few times. Is crushed on my Angela, has a odd thing with Sam Goswell - and is the father of her son, Theo. Fell in love with Marle, and married her, only to have her slip into NPCdom/permadeadtime...
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Staff and patients lack of knowledge and understanding of depression, patient's reluctance to seek treatment and unstandardized screening process complicate things. The group of 6 Social Workers has developed a plan to streamline their screening process, address differences in policies and procedures and develop educational plans for staff and patients.
Creating a plan is easy; creating a plan that can be sustained over time is hard.
The Network is proud to partner with DCI Mid-Missouri as they work to significantly impact the patients they work with for years to come.


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Mediated Girlhoods, Volume 2 is an anthology devoted to scholarship on girls' media culture. Taking a cultural studies approach, it includes studies of girls' media representations, girls' media consumption, and girls' media production. In an attempt to push research on girls' media culture in new directions, it responds to criticisms of previous research in this field by including studies of girls who are not white, middle-class, heterosexual, cisgender, or Western. Approaching girlhood, media, and methodology broadly, Mediated Girlhoods includes studies of such previously unexplored topics as girls' mimetic communication via Tumblr, the girlyboy in independent Filipino cinema, Qatari girls' film production, trans girlhood in advertising, Canadian girls' feminist activism, and the new girl subject imagined in Disney's Cinderella (2015).
Mediated Girlhoods, Volume 2 is appropriate for undergraduate- and graduate-level courses, particularly graduate seminars exploring girlhood, media, and culture; youth media; youth cultures; and gender and media; and undergraduate courses housed within the following departments: media studies, communication studies, cultural studies, women's and gender studies, sociology, literature, history, education, and psychology.


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Cloning and molecular characterization of genes whose products allow Salmonella typhimurium to penetrate tissue culture cells
Invasion of the intestinal epithelium is thought to be an important step in the pathogenesis of Salmonella infections. Using an in vitro system, we have isolated a genetic locus, inv, that confers to a noninvasive strain of Salmonella typhimurium the ability to penetrate tissue culture cells. Highly virulent S. typhimurium strains carrying inv mutations were defective for entry into Henle-407 cells while remaining unaffected in their ability to attach to cultured cells. When administered perorally to BALB/c mice, inv mutants of S. typhimurium had higher 50% lethal doses (LD50) than their wild-type parent strains. To the contrary, there were no differences in the observed LD50 when strains were administered intraperitoneally. In addition, inv mutants presented decreased ability to colonize the Peyer's patches, the small intestinal wall, and the spleen when administered perorally, although when administered intraperitoneally, they showed no difference in their ability to colonize the spleen compared to the wild-type parent strain.


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We are all drowning
By Dyab Abou Jahjah
From the Mediterranean to Rio Grande, between a picture of drowned immigrants and their children and the next, our common humanity goes back to sleep. Waiting for the next opportunity to emit some sound bites, to comment and show indignation and verbal revolt. Then we regain our comfort zone. We do not need more tears and emotional tirades against injustice and inhumanity. And no it is not Trump causing this, the problem is much deeper. The problem lays in the structure of our world. A structure that is no more adapted to our reality or to the challenges we are facing.
Nationalism with its passports and borders and boundaries was at a certain moment in history a positive evolution. It meant often emancipation from imperial dominion and from feudal structures of serfdom. Certainly where nationalism went along with democracy, the new nation-states served as incubators for the emancipation of more people than ever before in history.
However, today, nationalism, borders and the rest of the gadgets that go with it pose a threat to our survival as a species. The problem is hardly a moral or an ethical one. It is not even an emotional one provoked by scenes of injustice and human suffering within the context of immigration. The issue is that there is not one existential problem we are facing today as a species, that can be solved through borders and nationalism. There is not one single issue we are facing today, that we can solve while maintaining a rigid understanding of "sovereignty" as we know it. Not the climate crisis, not poverty, not war, not disease. These are all global problems, related to the true structure of our planet and society and not to the imaginary national or inter-national orders. Global problems that necessitate global mobilization of people, ideas and resources in a coordinated effort. Just like the challenge of new developing markets and emerging middle classes necessitated the creation of nationhood and the modern nation state in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, today these challenges cry for a higher level of managing policies.
In order to make that happen, we need to transcend our nationalities and national identities, and to emerge as one global subject. We need to reduce nationalism into folklore that can be useful for sport competition and cultural and artistic appreciation, not more.
And we need a global democratic order carried by this emerging new subject. Not a UN that is taken hostage by American, Russian, Chinese and European agendas and vetoes, and not the oligarchy of multinationals and their local stooges.
Saving peoples lives, when one can, is above politics, national laws and regulation and the will of the people, it is a moral and legal duty under international law!.
Providing refugees with a dignified safe haven is above politics, national laws, and democracy. It is about human rights treaties and charters, hence a moral and legal duty under international law.
Above all, these legal duties, injected by international human rights charters, are holding within them the very definition of human characteristics.
Being loyal to what makes us human should be transcendent to politics, to the will of the majority of citizens, to the national laws and even to the constitution.
These values should be protected and implemented by the judicial system, in full separation from the two other levels of power, and based upon international human rights treaties and charters, as sole source of legislation.
We have globalized the market, isn't it time to globalize all human beings, their welfare and their rights? This is not some theoretical pan-anthropist dream, it is a matter of survival.
So can we claim globalization back from nations with imperial ambitions, from huge global companies, and other power tools in the hands of elites? We do not have another choice, because as long as we do not do that, we are all drowning.
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Daredevil Season 3 Review: Sometimes Marvel's Heroes Work Best Alone
[This is an early review of Daredevil season 3. The new season premieres on Friday, October 19 on Netflix.]
After it was confirmed at New York Comic Con that Daredevil season 3 would not only feature the return of Vincent D'Onofrio's big, bald baddie Wilson Fisk (which everyone already knew), but that it would also introduce one of ol' Horn Head's greatest adversaries in Bullseye, it's neither much of a surprise nor a spoiler to confirm the character does in fact take a prominent role in the new season. And, without giving too much away, the arrival of Bullseye, coupled with the return of Kingpin, at a time when Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) has ostensibly hit rock bottom, produces perhaps the best season of the series yet and, for one brief, brutal moment, one of the most exciting things Marvel Television has yet to produce.
Daredevil season 3 is in many ways a deconstruction of the eponymous character. Like the dull and dismal Iron Fist season 2, Daredevil unfolds directly after the events of The Defenders finale (which, in television terms may as well have happened eons ago). But unlike the unnecessary follow-up to Netflix's most misguided and inessential Marvel series, Daredevil makes an effort to turn that miniseries finale into something significant for the man presumed (by other characters, not the audience, obviously) to have died in its final moments, rather than turn them into an abstract realignment of a two dimensional character's fluctuating priorities. The result of this effort, then, is a restructuring of the typical Daredevil season, one that rightly turns its back on the other characters in the expanded television universe to create a solo adventure with its priorities where they should be: on Matt Murdock and his crime-fighting alter ego.
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This more focused, slightly detached approach to storytelling is, actually, a breath of fresh air, one that eschews the typical universe-expanding nature of these shows to tell a story with a clear plan that's influenced not only by recent events in Daredevil's television narrative, but also one of the characters' most famous storylines from the funny books. Much like the introduction of Bullseye, the fact that Daredevil season 3 is heavily influenced by the 'Born Again' arc written by Frank Miller is really no surprise at this point, and the effect it has on the series is felt almost immediately. The show's writers are unburdened from having to use their season as a backdoor pilot for another hero, and with Stick and Claire no longer in the picture, they're free to spend as much or as little time with the core supporting characters — i.e., Foggy (Elden Henson) and Karen (Deborah Ann Woll) — as necessary to set the first half of the new season up with a specific agenda. That agenda is: Matt Murdock's quest to do away with, of all things, Matt Murdock.
Season 3 doesn't simply draw inspiration from 'Born Again,' it uses it as a blueprint for how the story will unfold. It's not a direct adaptation by any means, but the writers are essentially following a recipe for success, which they do, for the most part. Early episodes put Matt back in his childhood home, in the care of Father Lantom (Peter McRobbie) and Sister Maggie (Joanne Whalley). Matt's body and spirit are broken after the events of The Defenders and he finds himself at a crossroads of sorts, one where the temptation of letting the world continue thinking Matt Murdock has died is enough to keep him committed to perpetuating the lie. It's a familiar superhero trope: the character in question can seemingly no longer endure the duality of his existence and therefore chooses to only live one side of it. With Daredevil being the arm's-length kind of hero that he is, the choice is an easy one: abandon all emotional connections that might give him something to lose.
That familiarity doesn't derail the story as one might think. Instead, it actually helps pull Matt Murdock into greater focus, and it does so without the aid of unnecessary flashbacks to Elektra or the events of The Defenders. The upshot to this approach, then, is that, as much as the characters are informed by their pasts — both shared and otherwise — Daredevil season 3 exists very much in the here and now. And that now is colored primarily by the Kingpin and his effort to recover what was lost to him, while also seeking revenge on the costumed crime fighter who put him behind bars in the first place.
D'Onofrio's Fisk was the standout character of the first season; he set a high bar for all the Marvel Netflix series that only David Tennant's Kilgrave has come close clearing. In the episodes made available to critics, D'Onofrio comes close to doing his season 1 performance one better, and his presence throughout the early episodes helps give the overall narrative the kind of structure it needs. Fisk's plot is fairly simple: get out of prison and get revenge on the guy who ruined his life. This time around, D'Onofrio plays Fisk with a more embittered edge, one that's a little sharper and darker than the emotional bully he was in the first season. He's still motivated by his love for Vanessa, but his agenda this time around is more concrete, and the effectiveness of its execution is cause for genuine concern with regard to the future of both Matt Murdock and Daredevil.
The standout this season, though, is going to be the moment Bullseye arrives on the scene. It stands in stark contrast to the last time the character was seen in live action. Though there's no reason for Netflix's Daredevil to attempt to compare itself to the 2003 feature film starring Ben Affleck and Colin Farrell, those left a little cold by the characterization of Bullseye will almost certainly find this version more to their liking.
That's not to say Daredevil season 3 is a complete triumph from top to bottom. The same Netflix problems of too many episodes that run for too long is still an issue here, and the season does take its sweet, sweet time getting started. Pacing issues and narrative urgency aside, the new season is nevertheless much stronger than both season 2 or The Defenders, which is a big win in any book. The season is helped immensely by the presence of compelling foes who are a legitimate threat to the hero — physically and otherwise — and by the big questions the season asks its supporting characters, like: How far would you go to save someone who routinely pushes you away? The search for answers to questions like that make for a compelling first half of the season, resulting in the first truly bingeable season of a Marvel TV show since Daredevil season 1.
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Daredevil season 3 will be available to stream on Netflix starting Friday, October 19.


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Since complex shapes inside the workpiece cannot be implemented adequately using ablative or shaping methods, potentials for improvement are often left untapped. Here is where one of the greatest advantages of additive manufacturing comes into play: 3D printing creates objects made of shapeless base materials using CAD data. The layered structure does not require additional tools and enables the integration of complicated geometries based fully on the functionality and design of the component.
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My parents taught me to earn and save funds from an early age. I had a checkbook just before I was 10, I was in stock marketplace club in 5th grade and had a job as quickly as was legally doable. I generally balanced my checkbook, had a credit card just before 18, paid it off month-to-month and even discovered to file my personal taxes. You could say I was really financially accountable for any age. I took a danger moving across the nation when I was 22 and lost my savings attempting to "make it". So when I became pregnant, I was virtually beginning totally more than. Fortunately I currently had the capabilities and resourcefulness to make it perform. Now, with my small three individual household, I am taking seriously all the factors I could have completed earlier to make sure our monetary stability. Advantage from my error, and see if you can implement any of these now just before you want you had.
Price range Your Revenue
To spending budget your funds, you initially have to know what you are presently generating and spending your funds on. 1st include things like your bills, most crucial initially, all the way down to expenditures that differ month to month like utilities, gas, meals, and so on and lastly fill in a month's worth of categories such as gifts, donations, dining/entertainment, and private care to study what you are spending in these unrecorded categories. Just after you have created a spending budget of 1 month's expenditures, you can evaluate exactly where you are spending unnecessarily. Probably there was a category out of handle prior to this experiment, or your automobile insurance coverage, cell telephone or cable bill can be negotiated. Now you know what you want to make per month to reside and exactly where you'd like to reduce your spending.
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