Okay, so since I don't have a lot of time here today, we're just gonna focus on this. Gosh, this is ready at 120. We'll talk tomorrow about yesterday. Yesterday was a huge day, huge day. Hope everyone listened to everything I said about the market. Amazing trade yesterday in the market. So glad we did that. So, so, I mean, just very excited about the way this whole week of shaping up, sorry. And I just don't have time today to go over the market. So we're gonna do this, and hopefully we're gonna get a quick set up and hopefully everyone, I mean, it really was like no management needed in that huge trade yesterday that we did. It's fantastic. Now this is gonna go without a swoop. Let's just make sure it's open. Let's just make sure this little baby is open. Oh my gosh. Okay. So, so, stop's gonna be 120.55 and I don't have the entry yet. 120.55, 120.55 and I don't have the entry yet. Oh my gosh, this is gonna be so good today. Got away a little bit though. Oh, look at this. Let's do, let's do, let's do, let's do 119 by 55. 119 by 55. Let's stop in, it's 120.55. Here, here, here. This is beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. And I did say earlier, I said 117, 117.50, 117. Now let's just double check, we gave us enough room. Let's put it at 65. And I don't even think we're gonna need it. Just put it at 120.65. Thing is beautiful. Wow, what an amazing call in the market. An amazing call in the market yesterday, Friday, today, every day. Wow. And we'll talk about this tomorrow if we don't have time tomorrow. Maybe Wednesday, it's such a busy week for trading. There's something setting up here. Is anyone noticed anything in particular? Has anyone noticed anything about anything in the last couple of days? We can really see what's happening here. I mean, it's so obvious. Did anyone hold that huge trade all day yesterday? Did anyone? Yeah, it's so slow. Richland, this is one of the things that I don't think they can upgrade. Okay, all right, here we are. Okay, we gotta break 118. But we give it so much room. So much room. Great exit, Jackie. Jackie held it all day. Perfect. Oh, this is so funny here, isn't it? So funny.  If you held it anywhere into three or after three, great exit. But everything I said transpired exactly as I said. Let me just check something out. And this has gotta hold. And it's gotta hold immediately. No FNs or butts. No second chances. No retakes. No nothing. So the stop is 120, 65, 120, 60. And I don't think it matters. And this has to hold. We will not be retaking this. This must go, this must go, this must go. It's 9.33, one more later. No one else gave me any other ideas. I like this today, but no one gave me any other ideas. If you ever want to, I want me to look at anything. If you don't put the idea in the room in the morning, it's too late, too late to look at it. Well, it's too late now, Jackie. We're in this, but I'm just saying. I'm just saying I'm on serious radio at 10, 10. If you want to listen to me, if you have serious, you can tune in. It's the business channel, channel 132. Well, listen to me after you're in the car. Do, do, do, do, do, do. So no stimulus seal, which we knew, which we knew we could have, we could have risked the farm knowing that that wasn't gonna happen yesterday. I mean, seriously, did anyone actually think it would happen yesterday? No, no one thought that it would. Had a great spot in the mare trade. I said the market was gonna fall into the close, I was right. And here we are in IBM. Dream target in this, somebody, somebody, anybody. 117, 117.50 is a normal target. Dream target though. Come on, what do you think? What do you think it could do? What do you think it could be? Let's check in our favorites. The loves of our lives. Wells Fargo is our new favorite now. Forget Boeing. Forget it. Forget this thing. Did I look at the earnings? Was it the 28th? October 28th? I think I did look it up. I think that's what it was. I think it was, I wanna say October 28th. Oh, I did tell you the dream target. Oh, that I gave it away. I don't even remember I said it. Yeah, it's 115. Did I, did I already give it away? Aw, shucks. Shuckers. Here we go. This in a mare trade. I also said this was a little in a mare trade. It's like, it's like I have a crystal ball, but it's just really my brain. Here we go. I, B, M. Did you see that invisible check? Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo. Did you see it? Netflix? Is that tonight? Yeah, it is tonight, isn't it? Oh, don't worry about that right now.  You coulda got out of it yesterday with break-even or a little bit of profit or you're hanging on to it today to see what happens with the market.  For that to work as good as it did. And then not be up like a trillion dollars. It's because of the cost of it. But you could get, you could still be in this because, and you could still be in everything, actually. But interestingly enough, again, the fast things are the best. The fast things are the best because the trades that I called yesterday, everything went right away. Again, we'll talk about this if we have time one day this week. Whereas the ones from last week, even though they were working, weren't as big because of the, because of the, the cost. Tesla's went, tomorrow night or tomorrow morning. We're not doing anything in that before the earnings. And I don't know what that does anyways. And we're not doing anything in Netflix before the earnings either. So you gotta get out of that trade if you can get out of it yesterday by today. Okay, who's doing what? Who's doing what here with this? You could have got out of this for almost a dollar. We had a great entry, great stop. It was basically one R. If you're still in it, you're holding it down. You could have got out of half to be safe. You could have put this top of break even. You could have got out of half. You could have kept it. You could have added. You could have done a million things here. Or you're just in it to rock and roll. But that was a drop down. That was a move with the entry we got. It was a nice move. If you're still in it, fine. But don't expect it to fall off a planet in a second. What you kind of did. Bulls, I get out of the one 1830. Oh, wow. That was a fast exit. Good for you. Good for you. Good for you. This market is hilarious. What's really, really funny is that people are gonna buy this today. Jackie's boyfriend's gonna buy it all day long. Even if it falls, he's gonna buy it. He bought yesterday at the clothes, probably. Probably what he did. That's why we were up a little bit today because he bought it. Off like crazy, a huge red bar. Let me buy this. It'll be the best thing I ever did in my life. I'm kidding, of course. I'm kidding. I'm absolutely joking myself. This looks amazing. Look at this. Oh my gosh, this is gonna, pfft, look at that. But again, you could've got out of everything yesterday. All right, cooperate here with my schedule. Come on, I got a couple more minutes here. And you can hold to the piggy target and the option I called. You can pick out if you want it. You can be a pig in this today. If you get the market rolling over in the option. Just FYI. I have to get a new phone. My God, will someone help me? Zen Triter, order me one. This is crazy. I still don't have a new phone. I'm like, Sirius is gonna call me and I'm like, my phone, I hope it stays on. Mom is into Sirius Radio, Patreon channel. She loves it. She loves it more than Fox. That's all she listened to in the car. I gotta buy my parents one of those boxes so they can listen to Sirius at home inside the house. That's one of the things I need to get them when I go home next time. 1923, I have it, I have it here. I listen to it. I like the Frank Sinatra channel. I listen to that all the time in the jazz. I can't wait to the Christmas channels come on soon. Actually, can you believe it next week? No, three days, this week. I got your email Jackie. Hallmark Christmas will be started, I think the 23rd or the 24th. The 23rd, I wanna say. Shower Singer listens in a Patreon channel too, yes. She loves it. I'm like, I never listened to this before and I don't know any of these people. But anyways, they're into it. So I have to get my parents that maybe it's a Thanksgiving present when I go home because they just have it in their cars. You can get the box. And then I think you get the radio free if you pay for a year subscription or sign it for a year or something. Oh, there's an app. Okay. Zen Trader, you could have made a bazillion dollars yesterday. Zen Trader's been sick.  Take your vitamins. You know what else? So the guys coming today to get me the new box, my parents told me about a show on Netflix. I just decided to sign up for Netflix. I haven't had Netflix for like, I don't know, 10 years. It's called Longmire. It's a murder mystery show. Oh my God, I'm so into it now. But I had to update the box. That's why the guy's coming today to get it on my TV. Otherwise I can only see on the computer. Oh my God, it's so good. You made $3,000, that was good. But you would have made 30 if you weren't sick. Anyways, it's called Longmire. It's a great series, great writing. You know, the way shows used to be when they paid writers, when it wasn't reality shows. It's a great series. This is going to go. This looks great. Don't kid yourselves. The fact that it's taking a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit is not problematic, not problematic at all. Not a problem whatsoever. Now let me just check one thing here. So tonight is our friend Netflix, our best friend of all time. Senator Ted Cruz doesn't say, believe there will be a stimulus deal before the election, you think? You think? Do you think? Okay, here's my plan of action. I've got the stop in. I don't have to turn my computer off to the guy comes. And then I don't really know if he's going to do anything with the computer. I know he's going to do something with the TV. Anyways, then I'm on series 1010. Jiro, if you want to get on and talk, you can. If not, everybody should be in this. Does everybody know where they're going with this or what they're doing? Bullseye got out. Some of you can be in it. I'm still in it. If as long as you have the stop in, I don't think you have to babysit this. We're not doing anything else today. Give this some time. The longer it takes, the better it looks. It's got to break the low. Once it does, we're looking for a flush and we're looking for when 117.50, 117-ish. Again, 115 is a dream target in this. I can't even say that that's even, it could even be more than that in the option, but I can't guarantee that for today. Market is going to roll over. What time? I don't know. Will it be today? I don't know. But yesterday in the morning I said, the next 24 hours we're going to sell off. What was the best case scenario? We did it yesterday. So it's always the best case scenario when it does it right away is the second I say it. Could we continue today? Yes. Could we hold today and then drop tomorrow? Yes. This isn't going to go anywhere. That much, I know. So long story short, be very careful. This looks so good though. This looks so good though. And what you could have done is got out of everything yesterday or you could have held everything till this morning and wait to see how it goes because you're still up in things. You're still up in everything or you could have got out of everything half yesterday or half of everything and then held everything the rest. I mean, there's so many things you could have done. Again, you couldn't have screwed it up because there was nothing, nothing we were going to do to mess up where I called those trades because we had such good entries in them. But the ones from last week, you could have just got out of them and then you could have actually retaken them actually if you wanted to at better prices and lower strikes. Oh my God, I hope my phone stays on through this interview. This is really, I seriously don't, I hope this phone makes it, I hope it makes it. Here, makes it all the way down and the phone stays on. If you got out of the Apple, then you can do another one. No one's stopping. Anything new today? Cause everything I called was so perfect. So perfect yesterday. I just wanted to do this and just see where we go and here we go. Here it goes. So is Jackie the only one that held the cues yesterday? Man, was that a big trade. Man, was that a big trade. I mean, if we could have a trade like that once a week, I wouldn't care. We could trade three days a week. We could trade two days a week and one of the days would be like that and then we could take four day weekends every week. I just need one day like that a week for the rest of my life. We'll trade two days a week. We'll trade three days a week. We'll trade Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. We'll take off every Friday and every Monday and that's it.  We're talking about the option. I don't even know. I have trade into my head. Trades, trades, trades. I thought you were talking about the option. That's hilarious.  Listen, good luck. Gyro, you can take over. Everyone should be up. You can get out of it here if you don't wanna hold it. You can hold it down to 1715. 1780, it's gonna try to break. Wish me luck, listen to me on Serious Radio. 1010, channel 132. Okay.


Pretty soon, we get Night City Y episode 4 which discusses cars, specs, audio and more. But not long ago today we got an advert put out by Porsche which showcases why in fact could be a new in-car game and well, it ties to no one other than Johnny Silverhand. How's it going guys? My name's DPJ and if you enjoyed the video leave a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe. Also guys to celebrate the release of this game I'm giving away copies just before release. To get your hands on one drop a like on this video and leave a comment down below. Ok so with their next episode of Night City we are getting further information on vehicles which I cannot wait for. And with this next Night City Y literally on our doorstep we have seen a few big time players coming down to the scene teasing with what could be vehicles for in-game and while it gets quite deep people. So this started on Twitter with this tweet by Cyberpunk official. They tweeted at this, hey Porsche so what about this, we send you the keys for Cyberpunk once it's ready and you send us the keys for this car. Deal. P.S. great choice of music, the song in the trailer by the way is a spoiler by Hypa and it's also a tune you do hear in many Cyberpunk trailers. Later on that same day Cyberpunk quoted their own tweet and said, turns out we are still looking for a car a rocker boy would drive, do you have any ideas Porsche? Porsche replied with, we might have an idea and showcased this image you can see on screen now. And while this image is important and we'll get back to it in a second. Now early today Porsche over on Twitter dropped this advert, check it out, pretty epic I know. Now without a doubt this confirms a relationship between Porsche and CD Projekt Red on Cyberpunk. Or a car or a Porsche which will feature in-game with that Samurai text on the back of it also which is important as we know Samurai was Johnny Silverhand's rocker boy band. So does this Porsche tie to Johnny? Well actually guys it does and it goes a little deeper. Because within a Cyberpunk 2020 mini adventure called Never Failed Away, Johnny Silverhand actually had a Porsche and this has been confirmed thanks to Fisheak Unreaded for the info. Yeah Johnny turns and scoops up the keys to the Porsche. But hey I know what you are thinking, that doesn't mean this Porsche we are seeing within this trailer or image has anything to do with Johnny. Well let's take it one step further and more or less confirm it. Now take another look at that image of the Porsche that they shared on Twitter. Well we see text or cold in on the side of the vehicle. Well that exact cold in is tattooed on Johnny Silverhand's arm. Now this can be seen within a couple of the trailers but it's much more clear on the purchase of the figure of Johnny Silverhand. Thanks to Reddit user ProTolBand for this close up. But here you can see it's without question it's Johnny's Porsche. It definitely ties to this rocker. It definitely ties to Silverhand. Which is amazing guys. So where is this Porsche? Will it be obtainable for us to drive or obtain within Cyberpunk 2077? Well I think it might be. I think there might be a quest to get this thing. Imagine if it's locked away within a Narazaka lock up somewhere and Johnny being a digital ghost demands or suggests we go and retrieve his car. That would be amazing. But yeah guys without doubt I do think it's going to be obtainable in game and I cannot wait to find out for sure. So tomorrow with Night City Wire Episode 4 we get more info on vehicles and it's going to be good.  But guys let me know what you think about Johnny's Silverhand's Porsche and let me know if you think it will be obtainable. But guys thanks as always for stopping by I hope you enjoyed the video. If you did leave me a like really helps me out and hopefully guys I will see you on that next one.


Hello, and welcome to this presentation of the STM32G0 Universal Synchronous Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter interface called USART. It covers the main features of this USART interface, which is widely used for serial communications in embedded systems. The USART is a very flexible serial interface that supports asynchronous UART communication, SPI master and slave modes, smart card ISO 7816 communication, IRDA serial infrared communication, LIN mode. It also provides certain features that are useful when implementing modbus communications. Applications making use of the USART benefit from the easy and inexpensive connection between devices, which only requires a few pins. In addition, the USART peripheral is functional in low power modes. It comes with transmit and receive FIFOs and can transmit and receive in stop modes. The USART is a fully programmable serial interface featuring the following configurable parameters, data length, parity, number of stop bits, data order, spout rate generator and a configurable oversampling mode by 8 or by 16. The USART can operate in FIFO mode and it comes with two FIFOs, transmit and receive FIFOs. You also have the option to use basic RS232 flow control with CTS and RTS signals. The RS485 driver enable signal is also supported. The USART supports a dual clock domain allowing wake up from stop mode and bowed rate programming independent of the peripheral clock. This also allows the peripheral clock to be throttled along with the core clock without disrupting communications. The USART features a multiprocessor mode which allows the USART to remain idle when it is not addressed. In addition to full duplex communication, single wire, half duplex mode is also supported. The USART also offers many other features including auto bowed rate detection, receive a timeout and supports several modes which will be described later in the presentation. This is the USART block diagram. The USART clock source can be selected from several sources, a peripheral clock, the sys clock, the high speed internal 16 MHz oscillator or a low speed external oscillator. The USART clock source is divided by a programmable factor in the USART press register in range from 1 to 256. TX and RX pins are used for data transmission and reception. NCTS and NRTS pins are used for RS232 hardware flow control. The driver enable pin which is available on the same IO as NRTS is used in RS485 mode. The clock output, named CK, is dual purpose. When the USART is used in synchronous master slave mode, the clock provided to the slave device is output and input on the CK pin. When the USART is used in smart card mode, the clock provided to the card is output on the CK pin. Note that the NSS and NCTS signals share the same pin. NSS is the slave selection input applied to the device in synchronous slave mode. The USART has a flexible clocking scheme. The registers are accessed through the APB bus and the kernel is clocked with USART Kerclock, pre-scaled or not, which is independent from the APB clock. In order to pass data from one clock domain to the other one, either eight data FIFOs are used or single data buffers. The USART block is an APB slave that can rely on DMA requests to transfer data to or from memory buffers. The functions of the TX and RX pins can be swapped. This allows to work in the case of a cross-wired connection to another UART. The USART receiver implements different user configurable oversampling techniques for data recovery by discriminating between valid incoming data and noise. This allows a trade-off between the maximum communication speed and noise clock inaccuracy immunity. Select oversampling by eight to achieve higher speed up to USART Kerclock divided by eight, where USART Kerclock is the USART clock source frequency. In this case, the maximum receiver tolerance to clock deviation is reduced. Select oversampling by 16 to increase the tolerance of the receiver to clock deviations. In this case, the maximum speed is limited to USART Kerclock divided by 16. The maximum bowed rate that can be reached is eight megabowed when the clock source is at 64 MHz and oversampling by eight is configured. With other clock sources and or higher oversampling ratio, the maximum speed is limited. The frame format used in asynchronous mode consists of a set of data bits in addition to bits for synchronization and optionally a parity bit for error checking. The USART supports seven, eight or nine bits data lengths. A frame starts with one start bit, where the line is driven low for a one-bit period. This signals the start of a frame and is used for synchronization. The start bit is followed by seven, eight or nine data bits. If parity control is enabled, the parity bit is transmitted as the last data bit and is included in the data length count. Finally, a number of stop bits selected from zero, one, 1.5 or two, where the line is driven high, ends the frame. Data order is programmable with MSB First or LSB First Shifting. The standard frame was described in the previous slide. This slide shows an example of eight bits data frames configured with one stop bit. An idle character is interpreted as an entire frame of one. The number of one will include the number of stop bits. A break character is interpreted on receiving zero for a frame period. At the end of the break frame, two stop bits are inserted. The USART supports full duplex communication, where TX and RX lines are respectively connected with the other interfaces RX and TX lines. The USART can be configured to follow a single wire half-duplex protocol, where the TX and RX lines are internally connected. In this communication mode, only the TX pin is used for both transmission and reception. The TX pin is always released when no data is transmitted. Thus, it acts as a standard IO in idle or reception modes. This means that the IO must be configured so that the TX pin is configured as an alternate function, open drain, with an external pull-up. In RS232 communication, it's possible to control the serial data flow between two devices by using the NCTS input and the NRTS output. These two lines allow the receiver and the transmitter to alert each other of their state. The following figure shows how to connect two devices in this mode. The idea is to prevent dropped bytes or conflicts in case of half-duplex communication. Both signals are active low. For serial half-duplex communication protocols like RS485, the master needs to generate a direction signal to control the transceiver. This signal informs the physical layer if it must act in send or receive mode. In RS485 mode, a control line is used. The driver-enable pin, named DE, is used to activate the external transceiver control. DE shares the pin with NRTS. To simplify communication between multiple processors, the USART supports a multiprocessor mode. In multiprocessor communication, it is desirable that only the intended message recipient should actively receive the message. The device is not being addressed to put into mute mode. The USART can enter or exit from mute mode using one of two methods. Idle line detection, address mark detection. The USART can also communicate synchronously. It can operate as an SPI in master or slave mode with programmable clock polarity and phase and programmable data order with MSB or LSB first. The clock is output in case of master mode or input in case of slave mode on the CK pin. No clock pulses are provided during the start and stop bits. When the USART is configured in SPI slave mode, it supports the transmit under run error and the NSS hardware or software management. The USART can be used in smart card mode based on a half-duplex communication. The clock is output to the smart card on the CK pin. It supports the T equals zero protocol and provides many features allowing support for T equals one. Both direct and inverse conventions are supported directly by hardware. The USART supports IRDA specifications, which is a half-duplex communication protocol. The data from and to the USART is represented in an NRZ format where the signal value is at the same level through the entire bit period. For IRDA, the required format is RZI, where a one is signalled by holding the line low and a zero is signalled by a short high pulse. The SIR transmit encoder modulates the non-return to zero transmit bitstream output from the USART. The SIR receive decoder demodulates the return to zero bitstream from the infrared detector and outputs the received NRZ serial bitstream to the USART. The USART only supports bit rates of up to 115.2 kilobits per second for the SIR encoder decoder. In normal mode, the transmitted pulse width is specified as 3 sixteenths of a bit period. The USART receiver is able to detect and automatically configure the bowed rate based on the reception of one character. The received character can be any character starting with bit one. In this case, the USART measures the duration of the start bit from falling edge to rising edge. Any character starting with bits 1.0, in this case the USART, measures the duration of the start and of the first data bit. The duration is measured from falling edge to falling edge, ensuring better accuracy in the case of slow signal slopes. With character 0x7f, the bowed rate is updated first at the end of the start bit, then at the end of bit 6. With character 0x55, the bowed rate is updated first at the end of the start bit, then at the end of bit 0 bit, and finally at the end of bit 6. In parallel, another check is performed for each intermediate transition of the RX line. The USART supports a receiver timeout feature. When the USART doesn't receive new data for a programmed amount of time, a receiver timeout event is signalled and an interrupt is generated, if enabled. The USART receiver timeout counter starts counting. From the end of the first stop bit in case of 1, and 1.5 stop bit configuration. From the end of the second stop bit, in case of 2 stop bits configuration. From the beginning of the stop bit, in case of half stop bit configuration. The USART can operate in FIFO mode, which is enabled or disabled by software. It is disabled by default. The USART comes with a transmit FIFO called TXFIFO, and a receive FIFO called RXFIFO, each being 8 data deep. When the IRDA and LIN modes are used, the FIFO mode is not supported. Provided that the TXFIFO and RXFIFO are clocked by the kernel clock, it is possible to transmit and receive data, even in stop mode. It's possible to configure TXFIFO and RXFIFO thresholds, used mainly to avoid underrun or overrun issue, while waking up from stop mode. The USART is able to wake up from MCU from stop mode, when the USART clock source is the HSI or LSE clock. The sources of wake up can be a specific wake up event, which is triggered by either a start bit, or an address match, or any received data. An RXNE interrupt when FIFO management is disabled, or FIFO event interrupts when FIFO management is enabled, receive FIFO full interrupt, transmit FIFO empty interrupt, receive FIFO threshold interrupt, transmit FIFO threshold interrupt. This slide and the next two ones provide the list of interrupt events, detailing their cause and indicating whether these events can be used as wake up requests. Several events can provide an interrupt. The transmit data register empty flag is set when the transmit data register is empty and ready to be written. The transmit complete flag is set when the data transmission is complete and both data and shift registers are empty. The CTS flag is set when the NCTS input toggles. The receive data register not empty flag is set when the receive data register contains data ready to be read. The idle line flag is set when an idle line is detected. The character match flag is set when the received data corresponds to the programmed address. The receiver timeout flag is set when there's no activity on the RX line for a programmed duration. The transmission complete before guard time flag is set after the end of frame transmission and if no NAC has been received from the card. The end of block flag is set when a complete block is received. The wake up from stop mode flag is set when the wake up event is verified. The limb break flag is set when a limb break frame is detected. The transmit FIFO not full flag is set when the transmit FIFO is not full. The transmit FIFO empty flag is set when the transmit FIFO is empty. The transmit FIFO threshold flag is set when programmed threshold is reached. The receive FIFO not empty flag is set when the receive FIFO is not empty. The receive FIFO full flag is set when the receive FIFO is full. The receive FIFO threshold flag is set when the programmed threshold is reached. Several errors flags can be generated. The overrun error flag is set when an overrun error occurs. The parity error flag is set when a parity error occurs. The framing error flag is set when a framing error occurs. The noise error flag is set when a noise is detected on the received frame. The auto bowed rate error flag is set when the bowed rate measurement failed. The underrun error flag is set when an underrun error occurs in synchronous slave mode. The DMA requests can be generated when receive buffer not empty or transmit buffer empty flags are set when FIFO management is disabled. The DMA requests can also be generated when the transmit FIFO not full and receive FIFO not empty flags are set when FIFO management is enabled. The USART peripheral is active in run, sleep and low power modes. The USART interrupts cause the device to exit sleep and low power sleep modes. The USART is able to wake up the MCU from stop 0 and stop 1 modes when the USART clock is set to HSI or LSE. In stand by and shutdown modes, the peripheral is in power down and it must be re-initialized after exiting standby or shutdown mode. This table also highlights the differences between the four USARTs and the LPUART. The LPUART does not support synchronous mode, IRDA communication, LIN mode. This slide shows the extended features of the STM32G0 versus the STM32F0. This is a list of peripherals related to the USART. Please refer to these trainings for more information if needed. General purpose input or outputs. Reset and clock controller. Power controller. Interrupts controller. Direct memory access controller.


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I'd rather have found it out now than later. Didn't take you long, did it, baby? If you're looking for your coat, it's in here. Thanks. Needing the money? I don't need anything from you, including your wedding ring. There! And you know what you can do with it. Sure, a hock it. Well, pick a nice, quiet hotel. I don't have to pick a hotel. I know often.  You'll still be here. You'll never see me again as long as you live! You'll never see me again as long as you live. You'll never see me again as long as you live, she said. If I'd known then what I know now, I guess that that wouldn't have sounded so funny. All right. Maybe I'm not the easiest guy in the world to get along with, but it's perfectly natural for a couple to have at least one good fight after they've been married nearly three months. And I just wasn't going to be the first one to say, Uncle, that's all. Still, you don't wait around forever when your wife walks out on you, even if you are playing hard to get, so the third evening I put in a call and you all along, she'd head for her mother's place and anyway, she'd practically told me where she was going when she left. Oh, uh, hello. Is this, uh, Mrs. Alden? Yes. Oh, this is Ed, uh, Janet's husband.  How, how is Janet? Isn't she there with you? With me? Well, I know. Isn't she with you? No. That was all I needed to hear. Grabbed my hat and headed to the bus station. That was the only way she could have possibly gone to her mother's place at that time of night by bus. At first I wanted to find out if there was anybody who could positively identify her as having left. The guy at the ticket office wasn't very bright. To West Hampton? Yeah. Well, seems like I remember somebody like that. It would have been Monday night, just about this time. West Hampton Monday night? Yeah. Well, maybe. Couldn't be sure though. Never mind, give me a ticket. Uh, where to? Where do you think West Hampton? She was blonde, blue eyes, good looking. Uh, sure, sure, I remember her. Where'd you get off? I, uh, think it was West Hampton. Close for the night, mister. Bumps are all locked. I just want... I just wanted some information. Huh? Can you tell me where the Aldens live? Alden? Oh, yeah, they're those new people. Yeah. Well, you go up the crossroad there and then turn to your left, one down the hill, it's the one, two, three, let me see, no, fourth driveway on your right. Did anyone ask you how to get there last Monday night? Oh, we're closed Monday. Thanks. It's the fourth driveway on your right. Yes? I'm Ed Bliss, Janet's husband. Oh, oh, yes, uh, come in, Ed. I've been looking forward so much to meeting you. I wish I could have been under different circumstances though. Yeah. I'm so sorry. Oh, uh, haven't you heard anything yet, Ed? No, me. You can't understand it. It's not like her to do a thing like that. Oh, Ed, I, uh, pardon me, I, I want you to meet Mr. and Mrs. Farley. We were just playing a little bridge. How do you do? How do you do? And this is my husband, Joe Alden. I guess that makes him your stepfather-in-law, doesn't it? Uh, Joe, this is Ed Bliss. How do you do? Nice to meet you, Ed. Well, I guess we better be going. Yes, uh, I guess we had. I do hope that your wife, I mean, Well, I wouldn't worry about that far away. Oh, uh, you heard about it, did you?  And we thought... Oh, that's all right. Well, thanks for asking us over. Uh, come again real soon. Yes, we'll do that. We will. I hope you'll have a good night. Good night. Good night. Good night. Well, Ed, I hope you didn't mind about them. It's all right. Okay. Well, come on into the living room then and tell us about it. Not much to tell you that you don't know, is there? No. No, I suppose not. Thanks. Uh, can't I get you something to eat? No, no, no, thanks. Oh, some coffee or something? I think I'll pass up the refreshments this time. Well, I know how you must feel. Yeah, I guess you do. But I still can't, I just can't... You've painted this room lately, haven't you? Yeah, what about it? Nothing, just looks a little funny, that's all. You think so? Yeah, that brick wall in front of the house is kind of new too, isn't it? You know I'm a bricklayer by trade, don't you? Well, that's your mention, isn't it? Joe, how can you talk about it? You better go on upstairs, Lauren. She's taken it pretty hard. Yeah. You seem to be barren up all right, Joe. You haven't lost any sleep over it yet yourself, have you? Not her husband. This isn't getting us anywhere. What was that? Laura, I guess she's going to bed. Oh. Well, I guess I better be getting down to get that last bus. How about staying overnight? No thanks. Suit yourself. Wait a minute, I'll put the porch light on. I'd say all right. That's better. By the way, what happened? What do you mean, what happened? I suppose you and Janet had a row. What's that got to do with anything?  What's all this for, the benefit of the neighbors? It might be. Have you notified the police yet? No, and I don't like the way you ask questions. OK, OK. Want me to walk down to the bus with you? It's pretty dark. Maybe that's why I'd rather walk down alone. Wait a minute, Ed. I think maybe you got me wrong. All right, all right. Maybe I have. Say good night to Mrs. Alden for me. Yeah. Not us here from you. Don't worry. You'll hear from me all right. There's still plenty of dark when I got back to town, but I took the shortcut at the corner just the same, a path across the vacant lot. Between the lot and my house, there's a hedge. I was just going through it when I stopped cold. There was a light on in my house, only it wasn't a regular light. It was the beam of a flashlight moving past the living room window. That could only mean one thing, cops. Of course it was Joe Alden that tipped them off. I just waited and then I heard the front door open and close. I saw two men standing outside, and one of them went up the street.   You could see he was expecting me to come from the other direction. I stepped through the hedge and went over to him. Would you be looking for anybody in particular? I might be. Who are you? Ed Bliss. Who are you? Detective Stillman, Bureau of Missing Persons. How did you know anyone was looking for you? Oh, I'm just bright that way. Yeah? Well, they like bright boys down at headquarters. Come on, let's go. Tonight for Suspense, Roma Wines are bringing you as star Mr. Joseph Cotton, whom you've heard in the first act of tonight's tale of suspense. In many foreign countries where discerning tastes have found Roma Wines, they are an expensive luxury imported and treasured. For Roma Wines are in every sense fine wines from the choicest vineyard country of California. 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He stood there in the shadows, watching my face. Detective Stillman of the Bureau of Missing Persons. I'd been expecting this to happen sooner or later, but now that it had, I was stunned for a moment. He said it again.  They're expecting us in headquarters. Now, wait a minute. I want to talk to you. I'm in a jam. Oh, you're telling me? Not the way you think. Would you come inside with me? I've been inside. What kind of a furnace do you have in your cellar, Bliss? An oil burner. The kind that turns on automatic with an electric cut-in? That's right. Why? Is there a fuse blown? How did you know there was a fuse blown? Was that why you were searching my house with a flashlight, or was it because you didn't have a warrant?  Well, come on, come on. Listen, listen. I don't want to have any arguments. I won't help. I want it bad. Will you give me a break? What kind of a break? This is no place to talk. Will you come inside? Okay, okay, but you'd better talk fast and good. Don't worry. Use boxes right down here. Flash your light up here. Always keep a couple of fuses on top of it. Yeah. There we are. Let's go in the front room. After you. Okay. Now. Now, what do you want to talk about?  She's my wife. I'm scared. Then why did you run out? Why didn't you tell the police? Because at first I thought it was just, you know, one of those things. And anyway, I knew where she'd gone, back to her mother's. How did you know that? Because I went down there after her. Because all kinds of people saw her go bus drivers, ticket sellers. Only when I got there, she wasn't there. How much life insurance did you carry on her, Bliss? $25,000. Oh, that's quite a lot for the $75 a week architect, isn't it? Oh, her mother paid for it. A wedding present. For heaven's sake, what do you think I did? Buried in the cellar or something? No. No, we know you didn't do that. We looked. Oh, cut it out. Cut it out. Will you? I love her. We've only been married three months. Well, what do you want me to do? Give me a break. Listen. If you take me down to headquarters now, it may be ours. Oh, it'll be ours, all right. In the meantime, if there's still a chance, there's got to be. She's somewhere, and she's in danger. I know it. Yeah, how?  There's a guy at the station who remembers selling her a ticket. The bus driver remembers her getting off there, and then she just disappeared. Then what? I went down to her mother's house. They hadn't seen her. But there's something funny about it. There's something funny about her mother and that stepfather. There's something funny about that house and about that room. What room? That living room of theirs. Listen, you've got to let me help you find her. You've got to go down there to West Hampton with me because I've got a hunch somehow that I'm the only one who can find her. All right, Bliss. All right. I don't know why, but I believe you. If you do, you'll go. Yeah, and I shouldn't believe you either because... Because what? What was your wife wearing when she ran out on your Monday night? What was she wearing? Yes, yes. You must remember what she was wearing.  Any baggage? Yeah, a little tan suitcase. You're sure of that? Sure. Well, that's why I shouldn't believe you. Why not? Because when you find somebody's clothes around, you usually start looking for the body right nearby. Well, what do you mean? They weren't burnt up because that fuse had blown. But we found every one of those things in the furnace down in your cellar about 20 minutes ago. He said that I knew there wasn't much time. But he was going up to West Hampton with me anyway. That was the main thing. Of course, first he had to route out the bus driver, the ticket seller, and check my story with them just to be sure I wasn't trying to pull a fast one. If that was all right, I'd expected that. And we climbed into the police car and headed out to West Hampton. He believed me now, all right. That car couldn't have been pushed any harder if I'd been driving it myself. Still, man, it's getting daylight when we got there. Park the car a little ways down the road and walk toward the house. See what I mean, Bert? Take that brick wall, for instance. Well, what about it? What's new? What did he build that for? It's not tall enough to hide the road. It's not even tall enough to keep a dog out. Why did he build it? Well, maybe he built it to keep it in practice.  It's awfully quiet. Well, why not? They're probably in bed. Where I'd be if I hadn't let you talk me into this. Listen, Bert, you don't think... I'm here, ain't I? Go on, ring the bell. No answer. Keep trying. Shades are all down. I don't think they're in. Come on, let's try the back door. Shades are down on this side of the house, too. Look, look, the garage is empty. Yeah. Well, I guess our birds have flew the coop, all right. Bert, I don't like this.  Uh-oh, it's locked. Here, here, here, here's an axe. I'd like to try my keys first. Yeah, that's got it. This the way to the front of the house? I guess so. I've never been back here. Yeah, this is it. Here's the front hole. There. There it is. What? That room, the living room I was telling you about. Well, what about? Snap on the lights. All right, I still say, what about it? I don't know, but... Don't you get something, something funny about it? Oh, what? Well, the lights, or something about that fresh paint. The rug. There's something, though I know there's something. Oh, come on, come on, we're wasting time. There's something scurry about the whole joint. We went over the place from top to bottom. I wanted to get back to that room, and time was awful important. But Bert Stillman wanted to look into everything, which was only right and natural. And then we ran into something just about the last thing I expected. What's, uh... What's this door here? I don't know, I thought we'd covered everything on the ground floor before. It's locked. Yeah, it must be some sort of back bedroom. Honestly, keys won't fit this one. Funny, only room in the house that was locked. Well, maybe we've got what we're looking for. Give me that ax. Bert, don't you see, if she was here, and they've gone, they must have taken it. Well, who's she? Mrs. Alden. Your wife's mother? Yeah. Where's your daughter? Oh, please, please. Come on, come on, where is she? I don't know. Was she here? Yes, yes, but... Where is she now? I don't know. Did she leave with your husband? I don't know. Why didn't you tell me she was here the other night? Joe told me not to. She was here, but the next morning, Joe told me she'd left. And this morning, he'd left. Look. Look, uh, what did you lock yourself up in here for? When Joe left, but something... Something terrible. And when you came, I was frightened. I just... Come on, Ed. Where to? Don't you get it? For some reason, the stepfathers put the snatch on her. We've got to put a call through the headquarters, get the highway patrols to watch for her. What about her? Oh, she comes along. Oh, please. Come on, come on. Yes? There's something wrong about this. You bet your life there is. Oh, no, I mean, why would he... You let me worry about the motive. You worry about your wife. I've got some connection with what's wrong about that room, whatever it is. Will you forget about this room? We've got to get... I want to look just once more. I know there's something. Listen, listen.  There's no time. Bert, Bert, I've got it. You've got what? It's lopsided. Don't you see? It's not on the square.  Oh, no, I'm an architect. Look, the lights aren't in the middle of the ceiling. The windows aren't in the middle of the wall. So what? The design on the rug is wrong. It's cut off too close to that wall. It's never... Bert! What? That wall. That's why the room has just been repainted. That's why he built that brick wall in front of the house. I don't get it. One wall of this room is a dummy.  That's why the room looks lopsided. That's why he built a brick fence to get bricks without arousing suspicion. Which wall? That one. And Bert? It must be hollow. Give me that axe. You don't think that Janet... Bert, Bert, give it to me. Let me. Get back. You hear me? Mrs. Alden. It's Janet. That's a me. That's a me, Mrs. Alden. Didn't you say your... your wife was young? Twenty-three. Well, then you can look. This is an older woman. Oh. Do you know her? No. Well, there's your motive. Yeah. Who could it be? I don't know. She must know. Your mother? She can't even talk. Ed. You'd know if... if she was the mother. Of course I'd know. No. I wouldn't. I never saw Janet's mother until I came here to the house Monday night. Mrs. Alden. Mrs. Alden, answer me. I'm... not Mrs. Alden. That's Mrs. Alden. It's just a question of time now whether we'd get back there in time to stop it. It all fit together now, and what Brett didn't know, he got a woman on the way back. Did you know Joe Alden before? No. Not before I came to their house in Eastport to take care of her. I'm a nurse. And Joe and I... Uh-huh. Well, we... Who got the idea to kill her? You or Joe? He did. When he saw me giving her a sedative once, she was pretty sick. Oh, premeditated, huh? Why did he do it? Money, of course. She kept a lot of bonds around the house. That's what Joe wanted. Is that why you moved from Eastport to West Hampton? Yes. Nobody knew us in West Hampton. We moved in at night. They thought there was only two of us. They thought I was the real Mrs. Alden. When did he do it? About a week after we got there. One night. By morning, she was... where you found her. We're doing better than 80 most of the way, but I still didn't think we'd make it naturally. Burt was afraid to put the local cops around the house for fear Alden would spot them first and take Janet away and do it somewhere else if he hadn't done it already. Because Burt Stillman had to picture Cole now. Janet had come to the West Hampton house and found the mother was missing before Alden had been able to make his getaway. So Alden had been made to kill Janet, too. Burt knew where he was taking her because of the clothes and the furnace in my house. That was a tip-off that Alden was going to try to plant it on me. It was the only break I had. At least I knew where to look if I could get there in time. The outskirts of town, we picked up a police escort, but Burt made them lay off when we got near the house.  We walked up to the house. There was a car in front of it. Is that Alden's car? Yes. All right. I know you're coming in with us, lady, but the first sound out of you, and I'll shoot. And I mean that. I know. Got your keys, Ed? Yeah. What did you do that for? Killed my wife, didn't he? Switch on the light. Maybe it isn't too late yet. There she is. She's dead. Yes, yeah, chloroform. You smell it?  It's too late. Can't you see? Yeah, yeah, I'm afraid... What are you doing carrying a gun, Ed? I gotta permit. Anyway, what's the use of asking questions like this now? Look! Look, she's moving. What? Yes, she's alive. Ed, help me! Ed! Where are you going, Ed? Put up your hands, Ed! Okay, okay, they're up. Come on, back down here. All right. Take it easy. I'm coming. You could at least have done it yourself. Instead of hiring murderers. What do you think, for fun? Go ahead, talk. Anything to make you happy? Would have been perfect if Alden had killed her when he first got her in the cellar like I told him to. Maybe he had a sneaking idea I was going to double-cross him. He was stalling until the last minute, I don't know. Anyway, won't do him much good where he is. What did you have on him, Ed? The mother, his wife. I'd been up there before alone. I knew he'd killed his wife because I'd seen a picture Janet had of a real mother. And I spotted the room right away. I told Alden I'd split the money with him if he did it. And if he didn't... Mm-hmm, go on. Well, I knew I could pick a fight with Janet. And you should run up to her mother's. Then I went up there to make it look good. After I left, Alden was to call the cops like he did. You'd take me down here to headquarters and while you were giving me the ol' third degree, Alden was supposed to plant the body in the cellar. That way, I was in the clear because you'd know I couldn't have done it while I was Daniel talking to you. And you'd know she hadn't been there before because you'd looked. That's why I planted the clothes in the furnace, remember? So you would look. Yeah, smile. Eh, I had an alibi and nobody had a thing on Alden unless I squawked. And he had it at that chance. But pretty good there for a while, didn't it? Yeah, yeah. 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Then, of course, we have intrinsic lung lesions where we have C-pans or congenital pulmonary arrhythmia malformation. We have bronchopulmonary sequestration and we have hybrid lesions and very often it becomes difficult to differentiate one from the other. Now, overall, if you look at an ecogenic and acidic masses, the incidence is about one in 3000. Now, C-pans typically is actually, they feel it's a hamad award, it's a mesenchymal sort of changes coming up within the lung. Usually it is unilateral but it can affect either any lobe or the entire lung or multiple lobes, as we've seen subsequently. So, it's one of the most common congenital lung lesions, almost 75% of all lung lesions and it is a hamad otomatous lesion supposed to be. And the pathology basically is that there is an overgrowth of mesenchymal tissue because of seizure of the bronchial growth at a very early stage with an insert happening before 16 or 17 weeks of gestation. And one of the hallmarks of C-pans is that there's a communication with the proximal air base, though of course this communication may be abnormal. And of course, the diagnostic feature of the C-pans is that the blood flow for C-pans comes from the pulmonary artery and the venous drainage also is from the pulmonary veins. So whenever we see masses like this, here for example, it's filling up entire one of the lung and it's very important to look at the blood flow. But this is an old classification which was based on histopathology. A lot of people have given it up but overall I still feel that it's a good way of describing these lesions. It's a good way of prognostic getting lesions and therefore you can still use it. So typically type one is multiple large cysts, usually more than 5 centimeters. Type two are multiple small cysts less than 5 and type three are microsys or they are solid cystic lesions, typically less than 5 millimeters. So that's an example of a type one C-pamp, type two C-pamp and that's an example of a type three C-pamp. So a lot of people don't believe in this classification but I still feel that it's a good way of describing these lesions. So type three are usually solid, uniform depogenic or they can be very, very tiny microsys. Now sometimes the C-pamps, the other pathology which we see is pulmonary sequestration. Now here typically the lesions could be small. They are very often close to the diaphragm. They are very often sort of triangular in shape and the diagnostic thing is of course a blood flow coming from a cystic vessel like the aorta. So these are solid-leconium lesions. They are thought to be of a pleural duration and the difference is that there is no communication with the bronchial treat. And here again we can have a large sort of sequestration but the and the blood flow is coming from the aorta. So very often as I said they are located very close to the diaphragm. They could be infrared diaphragmatic also. Most of the time they are unilateral. They could be bilateral and the blood flow is very, very important. And of course very often what we have are hybrid lesions where we have a lot of sequestration and C-pamp coming together. And actually on ultrasound it is very difficult to differentiate between the different types of lesions very often. Now so very often we see them as supra diaphragmatic, infrared diaphragmatic but just so we have one case where ideally we felt it is supra diaphragmatic. Fortunately when the baby was born on scan we felt it is infrared diaphragmatic but on surgery it actually turned out to be intra-diaphragmatic sequestration which is a very, very rare thing to happen. So look out, so it's a very important thing here is to look out for the blood flow whether it's coming from the pulmonary vessels or whether it is coming from the aorta and nowadays of course with good machines that is very easy to do. So with sequestration we can have other anomalies like diaphragmatic hernia, vertebral anomalies, congenital diseases, pulmonary atroplasia of course, colonic duplication etc. And therefore a thorough search is very often required. So as I said that very often almost sometimes 50% of these lesions should be hybrid and it is very difficult to differentiate between this type. So typically most of these lesions they increase till about 24 weeks or 26 weeks where they reach a peak around that time and then gradually decrease. That's very important and all of them do that and therefore very often the composition is not a very, very important issue. So we all know that what we look out for whenever there is C-PAN or thymine sequestration is the presence of hydrops. So once you see hydrops then of course we are worried about the outcome and typically when you see progressive hydrops coming up in the second trimester then of course the prognosis may be bad or in some cases once there is an hydrops then we should or may think of doing an intervention as well. So when you counsel the patient this is very important in C-PAN there is no significant association with chromosomal abnormality syndrome so it's reassuring and less than 20% develop hydrops. So C-PAN no hydrops very good survival rate and almost 50% resolve antiretally with hydrops the mortality goes up significantly to 19 to 95% and some of them we might have to intervene in neutral. So just some examples this year 2020 we had this lady who had a game on 1st October that was a small issue for C-PAN we followed up she came from a long distance and she came directly in December and the entire region has totally disappeared. This is another lady she had a very large region in fact it was occupying the entire lung and someone somehow suggested a termination and she came to us it looked like a hybrid region there was some blood flow coming from the aorta so we reassured her and we said okay we will follow it up there were no signs of hydrops there was no hydromias and we followed it up subsequently it went on reducing in size and on 3rd time I said totally disappeared the child was born we did a CT scan after that and there was no region the child was lost in traumatic. So now some measurements we do very often in practice there are newer measurements which have also come up but this is a good way of sort of prognostic getting so what we do is we do the C-PAN volume and then we take a ratio with that circumference and we come we derive what is known as a CVR and again these are very easily available on the net these calculators so if the CVR of course is low it's a good thing if it is large more than 1.6 then we need to keep a close of watch so if you have a CVR of more than 1.6 and you see large cysts in the malformation this is these are the feet I would require a very close follow up and subsequently may potentially develop hydrox or you might have to intervene so typically that's a figure which is good enough for counseling some people like to take volume of the lung and compare it with a weight and this is also can be done so what we are worried about in C-PAN and large concomitant sequestration is the development of hydrox with societies coming up so most of the literature says that even if you have a media relationship that doesn't change prognosis even if you have mild moderate hydrownia that doesn't change prognosis but once you have hydrox that is the accumulation of fluid in other places in the body that is when things you need to worry or when you have such large cysts like this which are filling up the entire lung again we need to keep prognosis we need to counsel them about potential potential coming up often hydrox so you have an example at 29-30 weeks this is last year we had a CVR of 1.2 which is little unusual because by usually by 29-30 weeks we start seeing them regressing so we said okay there was more hydrox so we said okay we'll watch but after 1 or 2 weeks the CVR increased further reached almost 1.6 so we gave them steroids because very often with steroids we can see a reduced reduction in the size of a C-PAN but it continued to increase and before hydrox could set in we thought we will put a shunt from this cyst to the amniotic fluid but the patient had come from a long distance and it was difficult to get the shunt immediately so what we did is we aspirated the larger cysts or the macro cysts and fortunately a good number of them were communicating so after aspirating 2 cysts the size of the lesion actually decreased in front of our eyes and subsequently followed up on follow up at 26 and 37 weeks the CVR which had gone to 1.6 dropped to 1.2 or even 0.6 so this child was born in Thane and subsequently a CT scan was done which showed a small region and because the child was little symptomatic they did a surgery but subsequently the child has done significantly very well and is almost I think one year now so we can also put of course shunts from large cysts into the amniotic fluid if you have an acupuncture that hydrox is developing very often if you are doing an intervention procedure you do not know whether the cysts are communicating or not communicating if they are communicating it's good for us you know so what has been suggested is that once you puncture the cyst you can put some contrast, ultrasound contrast like definitely your son on you and then see whether the cysts are communicating if they are communicating then our intervention procedures can become good so if you have large macro cysts then there is an option of doing operation or putting up shunts but if you have micro cysts or solid lesions then again then people have done laser ablations or people have done also perfidious sclerotherapy honestly I have not done anything in solid lesions so far what about secretation again no infusion very good survival and almost 50% resolved but a good number of them would require spastic tommy after birth but any diffusion again the prognosis is bad so if there is a permanent secretation with infusion then it is advised that we drain the fluid or put a shunt from the pleural cavity into the amniotic fluid and burn the fetal vessel with laser or with an RFA and this is supposed to have a very good effect and that's I've taken it from one of the journals where they have done a laser for the fetal vessel so this of course benefits the fetus significantly in those which are who are developing hydrops and as the lesions is supposed to regress now very very important message here is that even if you see the lesion regressing in the third trimester this does not match the actual regression because a good number of these lesions become isoequic in late pregnancy it might be difficult for you to pick up and therefore it is very important to investigate after birth so there are two schools of thought some people like to do a CT scan in almost all patients and in some periodic surgeons would like to do it only if the fetus or the newborn is symptomatic so I would say if the newborn is symptomatic then definitely one should do a CT scan because you are not going to see it easily on XNA or you are not going to see it on ultrasound neither after the baby is gone so another very important thing is that when you cancel almost about 10% of C-pamps can potentially develop pleuro pulmonary blastomers so this also has to be kept in mind when you do the counseling to the patients this is of course in C-pamps and not so in sequestration


He's a very nice one, putting it. What I'm really trying to say is that not everybody is not an arsehole, basically. Yeah, I think that probably sums up the kind of, in my mind, the main societal barrier. It's the fact that not only is there often extreme opposition, but it can be very costly as well. You're often in a situation where you're not on the same sort of power level as other people, and that automatically means that you are perhaps not in a strong position to be making requests. So sometimes, no matter how much confidence and resolve you have, no matter what personal barriers you've overcome to advocate, sometimes it's just not feasible to do it in a scenario. And it can feel horrible when that's the case, but it's always important, I think, to remember that it's not your fault that it's that way. It's just a very upsetting situation.


Hi guys, so yeah, I'm Felix. I work for a theorem foundation I'm one of the maintainers of Goi theorem, and I'm also the maintainer of the deaf PDP specifications so in This talk, I'm just gonna you know talk about Things that happened around that PDP in 2018 So yeah, I get to answer this question every year. So What's deaf PDP? Well, it's a peer-to-peer networking stack and It's basically it's a system that if there are nodes used to talk to each other over the network so and it has all the things that PDP networking stacks usually have so it has a system for finding nodes on the internet and It has an encrypted transfer protocol that you even heard about a bit earlier It's not the best, but it does have one and this is the protocol that the nodes actually use once they are exchanging data I think the important thing to know about deaf PDP mostly is that it's an integrated networking stack so all the components work together in a predefined way and This is great because it means that The system has certain properties that we can rely on and it's actually much easier to evaluate the security this way because if Well, if you know how exactly this stuff is going to be used then it's it's it's easy to reason about So there are around 10 implementations of deaf PDP right now so you can see them listed here Most of these implement like most of the deaf PDP implementations are part of some kind of a theorem blockchain client But it's not all blockchains So there is there are some implementations that are incomplete or they're just a library that implement a certain part of it and The FPP isn't just useful the blockchain. It's also used By other projects like the swarm distributed file system most of the offshoots of the swarm file system also use it and Even the status messenger app use it for a long time But I'm not sure whether they're still using it or whether they switch to something else by now Yeah, so apart from these implementations that are just you know speaking the protocol There are a couple of tools around Specifically what we have is a couple of DHT crawlers some of them open source some of them not so the most famous one is ethanoats.org which you can visit and check stats and Basically, so a DHT crawler explores the node discovery system to see which nodes are around and then it lists those on the web page and Then finally for networking nerds This year consensus has released wire shock to sectors for the protocols And I'm actually really happy about that because it means it's much easier now to debug issues with a protocol Because I can just load it up in wire shock and see what is the note doing and it Labels all the packets that are being sent on the wire by name and things like that. So this is a really helpful thing alright Let's talk about the live network for a bit So we're still alive, I guess We have around 12,000 Ethereum mainnet nodes just like last year at least that's what ethanoats says and The number of DHT participants is actually quite a bit higher because When you look at ethanoats what you what you see on the front page is if there are mainnet nodes Which ethanoats has decided that you know this node is part of the mainnet But actually in the discovery you'll find a bunch more nodes that are doing all kinds of stuff like there are other blockchains Which which have somehow imported the FB2P there. There's there are swarm nodes There are all kinds of nodes listed there so you can actually find a lot more nodes than just those Oh Right, I forgot something Yeah, actually we haven't In 2018 there haven't been any new attacks. So this is why I'm also happy about that So and in general, we're not seeing a lot of network level attacks So most of the attacks on a theorem have been on the consensus protocol level But on on the network level we haven't actually seen Any malicious activity as far as we know at least in 2018 so there wasn't was not like a major network disruption but What we did see was that there was a research paper was published in the beginning of the year by Researchers at the University of Boston where they explored the possibility of an eclipse attack on the Ethereum discovery network but fortunately for us this This was disclosed responsibly through the bounty program so they Sent the paper to us a month in advance and we could actually read it before it was published and we could mitigate the issues And I'll talk a bit about that later So, yeah, this is now the section where we talk about, you know, what happened in terms of development in 2018 So the first new thing is actually kind kind of old so all the specs were rewritten and if you Read the old spec, it was just one document Maybe you'll understand why so it was really hard to read. It was incomplete at times You couldn't really figure figure out what what the semantics of the protocol were Half of the document was stuff that never got implemented. It was just a big bunch of I don't know notes basically so Yeah, I'm a bit proud to say that, you know, the specs are now much more readable and they're up to date Yeah, just in general, I've split up the specs into into into multiple parts. So I feel like it should it should all be a lot nicer now and We have a test suit now. So This is something that I'm very excited about Frank Has joined the Goi theorem team very recently and he has created a peer-to-peer networking test suit based on the Hive tool So Hive is a tool that we use for testing the consensus between clients and it's also a It's also used for testing the RPC interface to to to the to the clients. So now we can test the peer-to-peer networking as well and Gaff parity Eleph and a theorem J are hooked up to this test suit and Trinity is being added Well, it's you know been being added since a couple months now So I think it's gonna be done any any second but yeah, it it will eventually also be there and Really like adding a client to to Hive isn't all that hard. So it's I think this is a huge success So in guess what what's happened in death so In the beginning of the year we were we were really busy implementing the mitigation for the for the eclipse attack and Basically the way the attack works is that a note can be surrounded on the discovery level with attacker nodes and it won't be able to Find any any kind of honest node because all all all it will know about is like these these these attackers that were spawned specifically to to to bring us note down and the way we approached the mitigation was to introduce IP limits on the connectivity and So basically you you can you have to have like a a nice looking IP address to connect Yeah, something like that and and we also We reworked how the discovery tables work so that the table can't be overrun by attackers so easily and Then later in the year We've introduced support for E&R throughout the goal P2P code base I'll have something about E&R later if that doesn't mean anything to you. It's fine and And we've modularized the discovery code in general so we're now ready to actually plug in different pure discovery mechanisms and This is massively gonna help With adoption of some of the new changes But most of the changes to the P2P code base haven't had any kind of immediate impact on the connectivity So, you know as a user of gath, you're not gonna like see I don't know any improvements basically It's so yeah, it's basically it's mostly been prep work and then as Gion mentioned we've done this experiment to run to run def P2P applications on lip P2P so Since you already talked about it so much I'm just gonna skip it now. So it was I Think the experiment was Successful and we have a pretty pretty clear roadmap now of how to integrate the P2P into the whole def P2P thing Okay, so There are some ongoing changes to the to the to the low-level protocols. So independent of any actual implementation and Yeah, so what I've done this year is to just I've published three EAP drafts The first one is EAP 778. That's ethereum node records and this is kind of at the heart of it So ethereum node records are a new concept. It's like a small document format about with node metadata It's a bit like business cards for for nodes and in those business cards The nodes can declare transport capabilities and application capabilities and all these kinds of things And then they can be relayed through some medium and then up next we have this EAP 868, which is a tiny specification that integrates node records into the existing discovery protocol. So this one's really short and Then finally we have something new which is the last item and that one is a Entirely new mechanism for discovering nodes based on on DNS. So it basically allows you to find Node records behind a certain DNS name and it's totally independent of the of the distributed hash table So yeah E&R so what's that about? So I'll maybe I'll it's when people look at the E&R specification They can sometimes while they come back to me and they say well, what can I use this for? I mean, this is like, you know, there are almost no details in the EAP about, you know potential users And and it's it's it's a document format. I mean, how does it relate to? to to to the grand scheme of things so the thing about E&R is that it's more like it's like a medium for negotiating all kinds of capabilities that nodes have and It can be a bit hard to imagine like which capabilities are actually worth negotiating between nodes So I'll just have a couple examples for for for you guys now so the one of the things that Makes me excited about E&R is that it gives us the option to switch to a zero round trip and encryption scheme so if two nodes learn about each other in some discovery system What what the discovery system can do for them is it can relay key material which can be used to Pre-compute secrets for a connection and this is actually really nice because it means that As soon as a connection between those two nodes is created The the nodes can start sending data that's relevant to the application pretty much within the first byte because Because most of the secrets that are needed to to encrypt their communication already pre-computed before the connection was even created and Yeah, so I feel like this is this is a pretty useful feature But what we need for that obviously is a way to like relay this initial key material and this is where where you know it can help The second thing is well transport options. So this is something that also makes sense to to negotiate up front because like Guillaume told you we have this ambitious plan to use some of the lip PDP Transport offerings in In our deaf PDP stack, but in order to make this work Well, if you have a note that speaks lip PDP and have and you have another that wants to talk to it That other note means to know whether the PDP is supported And this isn't really something you just sort of try and you can poke the note and then see it Well, it's not responding, but that just takes super long and the right solution here is to just know that this note is capable of speaking a PDP and So for these kinds of things, it's obviously very useful if the note can declare up front in in some kind of system that it's compatible with with With with with whatever transport you want to speak and then finally there's another thing which is negotiating prices. So What kind of prices well so in systems like the Ethereum like client or swarm you have something called an incentive system So in an incentive system on the network level, there are clients and there are servers and the clients pay the servers for whatever bandwidth they they're using and Well that bandwidth comes at a certain price and If you have an incentive system set up then there's a market for servers obviously because some servers are going to have one price and other servers going to offer another price and As a client you want to connect to servers that are sort of like in your price range, right? I mean, you don't have an infinite budget you You need you need a server that that gives you like the most how do you say bang for the buck? I guess and so To make this work if you if you can already know upfront that a certain server for say swarm can offer you data at a Certain price that can influence your your your connectivity decisions as a client So you're obviously going to prefer the the servers that are you know match your your price expectations, right? and Let's just go and look a bit at how the DNS discovery works because this is like the the the new thing So the DNS discovery is a bit different from the others because it doesn't it doesn't talk about improving any existing protocol it's a totally new protocol and We've come up with this scheme because we want a replacement for bootstrap node lists So in most clients what you'll find is there is a there's a hard-coded list of bootstrap nodes We usually is not that long and these nodes are the initial entry point into the network So when you want to talk to the theorem blockchain, you've got to start somewhere So you got to find someone who's on that blockchain more or less talk to them first and then find all the others who are also you know into this thing and These maintaining these lists is you know annoying because when if we want to add a node to it then we can just put in a source code people can Download some release a new release of the client and then they'll have it but we'd rather much rather have a List that's dynamic that can be updated on the fly and the list that's like very very long right so we you know for initial entry points You'd better give people some some options. So What we envision for DNS discovery is a system that can dynamically with the help of the distributed hash table create a massive list of nodes that have a certain uptime and that have certain capabilities like Let's say like a big list of main of mainnet nodes Well, then we compile them into a certain format and publish that at some DNS provider and Well, and then clients would be able to find them there and Well, that's DNS discovery for you. All right, and there is one more feature So the thing is the the system also includes a certain it's a bit like a web of trust So one node list can actually refer to another node list using the DNS name of the list and the public key And this means that well certain lists can sort of authorize each other and we can we can group them into metalists and things like that right so Yeah, the eeps so Ethereum node records is implemented in go Python and JavaScript so far The extension is implemented in go but isn't isn't merged in the master branch And no discovery via DNS is implemented in go in Python, but the deployer tool that that moves it to Moves it to it to a DNS provider isn't really done yet Right, and now I had just have two more minutes. I guess more or less. It says to there So I'm just I look at this clock And so I'll just talk about a bit about what's next so we have an ongoing discussion with the sharding team the the theorem research team about how we can how we can join the efforts because The Ethereum sharding right now the networking is based on lipid up So I feel this is a good decision with lipid up because it gives them a lot of options to try out But obviously like I myself want to like feed my improvements that I'm working on You know on the fund the Ethereum Foundation payroll I want to you know feed those improvements into the sharding so I feel like the things that that that we're doing here to to improve depth PDP these things can actually benefit sharding in the long run, but Right now there isn't much overlap But like I said, we have an ongoing discussion and then the biggest challenge that sharding faces is just that they need a system where Peers can can can be switched really quickly and we're trying to make that work Right, I'm gonna skip this part and I'm gonna just quickly say before I have to go that There's a big plan for 2019 to offer depth PDP as a web assembly module So that you guys if you ever want to use depth PDP you don't have to use go or like another good implementation But probably that's gonna be go because it's the best. Yeah But yeah, so this is a plan that we have and Thanks


Hi everyone, Joe for jazby's casebreaks.com. A little bit earlier for a filler. We did a 2022 top scone baseball hobby box break, random team three. There's the list right there. I forgot to add a silver pack to it, so let's see what we got. Trey Turner, Boba Shett, Logan Gilbert, and a Jose Altuve refractor. There you go gang, no short print in there, but maybe next time. I'm Joe, I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye bye.


Super Bowl leave it man. I can't believe it bad in 23 wheel of mutt It's been a one hell of a ride boys, but the ride doesn't end here I have to win the Super Bowl to become a seasons champion and at the same time win more rings Than I've ever won an entire year of wheel of mutt. We've been doing wheel of mutt since March 21st of 2017 that was the date that the first ever wheel of mutt was posted now Almost six years later. We're sitting here with a final episode and a final Super Bowl I just wanted to reminisce and thank you guys for all the amazing memories and for all the amazing ones We're gonna continue to make now Let's talk wheel of mutt if somehow this is your first ever video in a wheel of mutt I start with a dog water team and I spin the wheel to add players to my squad if I win the game I keep the players and my end goal is to win the Super Bowl of course and this season We have built one of the greatest teams. I've ever seen in wheel of mutt. Our prestigious were all every single one spectacular Justin Jefferson Nigerian nightmare Megatron TJ Hawkinson Jason Kelsey Micah Parsons Troy Palomalu sauce Gardner Eric Berry. We saw the payoff We filled almost every single position with a God squad player And we're not even done yet because we get three spins here today on the Super Bowl We've got amazing special teamers. We've got amazing depth and a lot of positions We've got all the strong abilities on offense and defense. There is no excuse to lose today's game Now it may be a long time until I see you guys again for another season of wheel of mutt for Madden 24 But I'll still be dropping heaters a wise man once said do not be sad that it's over only be grateful That it ever once was in fact I remind myself of that quote every single time when I think about that time I piped your mom now. I may have only lasted four seconds, but I'm grateful that it once was I can't be sad that it's over So gentlemen one more Super Bowl three more wheel spins. Let's have a day gentlemen The final episode What do we got here gentlemen? I want to see what our first wheel since gonna be It's like a visions wheel. Let's go. I don't think you guys have seen this video yet I did a video where I spin the wheel of the visions. It's an awesome video But it hasn't posted yet. I could take any 97 or 98 player. However, they must come From the AFC North the AFC north is the Cincinnati Bengals the Cleveland Browns the Baltimore Ravens and the Pittsburgh Steelers What is a position of need? We really don't have one. They might be honest. We don't have one, but scary Terry He's okay. I think he could be better. We could definitely have a better wide receiver there I know exactly who I'm going with I can get a 98 overall player from the AFC North We are adding our second to team of the year wide receiver the player. I'm electing to take. Oh Below me. Oh get down on your knees and below me EA. Are you how is there? It's written into destiny. It's fate. It's the wheel of a Super Bowl I didn't have to think about this one too much the AFC North player that I'm choosing is 98 overall Jamar Chase, I think a right end would have been slightly more meta like it's what my team needed more But come on man. I haven't gotten to use a Jamar Chase card all year Bengals fans I know you were salty about it 99 jump 98 speed absurdly good stats He's bigger thicker girthier than scary Terry McLaren, and he's actually significantly faster This is a huge wide receiver upgrade. We haven't even considered his discounted abilities I don't know he's gonna get here all those costs one I'm not gonna do that, but I will do something that's free short in route tech deep out or mid That's tough short in is good for man coverage deep out is good for corner routes. I don't think I'm gonna be man coverage of slants and drags I'm gonna be man coverage of corner routes. I'm gonna give him deep out elite for free Jamar Chase Welcome to the team my guy.  All right, gentlemen our first upgrade is a huge one It's hard to upgrade this team right now, but I'll definitely take 98 Jamar Chase any day of the week Is a team diamond now listen I put 98 team diamonds fantasy pack here because a while ago in the store There was actually a team diamonds fantasy pack However, I don't think it's still in the store and if it's not still in the store It's a jackpot anyway the point is I get to choose one player from team diamonds It's just it looks a little cleaner when you actually have the pack, you know that pack is gone It must have been limited so these are the 98 overall team diamonds every single team got one 98 overall They're really really good with crazy good discounted abilities for yourself as a going wheel mutt a long time ago Where would focus I'd go though?  I'm going foya son of lewacan man Oh, I'm really gonna have to decide if he's actually gonna replace Micah as my user Or if he just goes to mlb2 gentlemen our first two wheel spins give us a 98 overall each You can't ask for much more, but I will right now. I'm asking for a little bit more. Oh my god Of course for the Superbowl, we're gonna get the most cracked spins. That's what I need game Changers promo. Where are we game changers? I've already got batonio. I've already got Justin Herbert I think the best case scenario for me here is Derek Brown I current backup t-tackle is John Kaminsky who's actually been playing really well So I feel bad taking him out, but 98 t-tackle Derek Brown 65 320 with those incredible stats and 86 speed It just has to be better and you know, he's gonna have really good discount abilities too In fact, he may actually replace Darnell docket and Darnell docket will move down the d-tackle too because Derek Brown They're gonna should be better than Darnell docket Darnell docket is slightly faster with seven more acceleration They're brown as more strength five more play rec one more block shed. Oh, I take it back Darnell docket is better. I'm gonna keep Darnell docket as the starter But Derek Brown will be an awesome d-tackle too. Derek Brown gets double or nothing Completely free which actually really good ability grants dominant pass-fetch wins at twice the cost. All right I want to see Micah compared to foya sod So foya sods actually faster and he definitely has more change of direction I'm gonna start foya sod as my user middle linebacker and my secondary middle linebacker will no longer be Ray Nitschke It will be Micah Parsons. Wow that feels so weird. It feels weird, but I got to do it So lurker and crusher for oh my god.  Well, I'll definitely be able to run both dude He can get acrobat What you get one AP acrobat at middle linebacker Jesus that would be nasty, but I'm gonna be using him So acrobat won't do me any good.  I'm gonna give Micah crusher for free defense 3x factors 12 of 12 special teams 2 of 2 and offense 12 of 12 Ladies and dude, I guys I might even start tearing up man.  There is no challenge wheel. There is only winning. I am not losing this game I've never felt so good so inspired so motivated to get a dub for the boys I only feel bad that fierce snows Spent all this time grinding to the Super Bowl. Let's go, baby. We're sending heat.  Yeah Good ball. Good ball another play action. He doesn't have anything Don't you dare?  I can't believe it PA boot over. He was so patient got a pass here He checks it down to Marcus Allen plays get up dude. He's getting big yards three for three fifty-two. That's no good Why is a lewacan on the ground for you sod fell? Oh, no, what's going on? This is a horrible start to the bowl Oh, I knew it. Yes good stuff coverage coverage docket. I'm on a lewacan. Oh, he might run this ball. Oh, he does Let Aaron Donald gets pancakes and he just walks it in. All right, let's settle in weird kick really weird kick He really let Barry go there. She's definitely man coverage, but oh beauty. What happened to you? Sir guest pass everybody bailed right there was man coverage, but Barry was able to pick up some serious yardage Okay, look at her to stretch. She might expect it right up the middle again.  He's gonna switch on. Hey, you got chunk yardage I got chunk yardage to where averaging 11 yards her play right now got time got time. I Lost that ball. I thought maybe one of his D liner was gonna scoop it up I was gonna cry second and ten. We're all right. We're all right. Hey, we got the ball off We don't lose the big yardage. I got a look at Jefferson here. Oh Jefferson's oh no, he's Abraham Lucas. Oh Damn it. I did not see him following that. Oh, no, what a horrible start This is not looking good boys. He runs the rock. He gets hit hard. That's a crusher hit from Eric Barry I'm going with a blitz. I'm going on the QB with foya side here Seven bumble would have been nice Okay, throw short. Oh, no way I'm getting punished for my scary Terry decision might just be another run play here I'm center the zone blitz. Oh It is. Yep. Okay. This is the stop. He's chewing clock. He's trying to chew clock second and six the suit. He's got For you son for you son stepping up big, but I don't know if it's gonna be enough I absolutely have to score before after I lose this game if I can sack him He might be out of field goal ridge Let's go we didn't sack him, but we got this ooh, so he's got to kick his field goal here 10 to 0 I can score 7 to 10 ball at half. We survived that drive. That's good news No way I didn't get that off. Are you kidding me second and 30 because of that whack-ass animation?  No way.  How did everybody just drop their pass fourth and 30? I can't go for this Unfucking believable If he scores here, I lose. It really is. It's just about whether he scores here or not Second goal if I can stop him here. We can still win Third and goal uses last time out if I can stop him here.   Oh George kiddo Hell of a row buddy.  He's gonna be chewing clock so aggressively and do everything he can to burn that clock I'm gonna do everything I can to stop it Good hit good stop Throws one deep Risky man it's 3rd and 17 and that clock is stopped.  There's no way you just caught that in double coverage.    I'm a lot less mad about that than this other stuff man. This has been crazy You got a whole lot of nothing stapler goes down. It's a 12-point game I can't even be mad though.  Let me snap it. God damn.    God, I'm getting pissed man Ed Reid can't catch Megatron. Two-minute warning burns here Caught that one 14-19. It ain't over till it's over. Minute 56 three timeouts Bah! I wanted to crush your hit there. Passing Nice nice play Oh, no, I know he'd be there now he punts forces me. No way Barry. Oh You're not even gonna give me a chance Barry It's such a good second half to please such a good second half that Harold Carmichael catch man He's gonna live in my head forever. That was such a pitiful first half though I didn't even give myself a chance a horrible first half man.   Okay, so he gets he gets nice blocks. That's great. This is double covered Oh, you got Mel Blunt in perfect position. You've got Eric Berry right there Like how man that ball it just smacked two people's helmets. These scores on this past the Gronk Ah, it was a good it was a good throw. I got there's no issue here. It's a good throw and a good catch I got most again. Oh, I would have rather lost in the wild card I would have rather lost in the NFC championship. I would rather never made the playoffs than lose in the Super Bowl man Oh, I feel like I feel like I let all of you down. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.  It's a bad taste in my mouth man. This is this is brutal Oh, I hate to look at this team and realize that I couldn't I couldn't pull it off. I love you boys Thanks for watching as always. I'm not going out like this