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emorphistechno · 2 years ago
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Explore the technologies enhancing Financial Services and BFSI sector including the Financial Services cloud. Features including account administration, financial planning tools, portfolio management, and compliance monitoring are available in the Salesforce Financial Services Cloud. To offer a complete solution for financial institutions, it also interfaces with other Salesforce products like Marketing Cloud and Sales Cloud.
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anthonysperkins · 3 months ago
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Keanu Reeves as Pilot Armored Core: Asset Management dir. Dave Wilson Secret Level (2024 – ) created by Tim Miller
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trackseal · 2 years ago
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skeletonfumes · 3 months ago
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Armored Core: Asset Management
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allthecanadianpolitics · 20 days ago
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Canadians can now claim part of a huge settlement over TD mutual funds. Kalloghlian Myers LLP announced on Monday that the Ontario Superior Court of Justice approved a class-action settlement with TD Asset Management Inc. for $8.5 million. "This settlement is not an admission of liability or wrongdoing by the Defendant. It is an efficient compromise between the parties of their disputed positions," reads the notice.
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primopinku · 1 month ago
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"Nobody's like me" "That's right,.. Nobody's like us"
Anybody seen Armored Core episode on Secret Level?
Gave birth to this little tidbit: V being the disembodied voice (Ayre?) that pilot (Raven(?)/Johnny Silverhand) hears = Chaos insues. I need 14 of these fics NOW.
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tamamorikun · 10 months ago
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Squish him
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terrible-ghost · 3 months ago
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Secret Level - Armored Core: Asset Management
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casuallyobssessed · 3 months ago
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The Pilot
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Tag game! Do the aesthetic moodboard of your favorite character. I was tagged by @scarlettspectra 🫶🏼 thank you sm!
I can't explain half of these so I simply won't. can y'all tell I'm absolutely smitten with this new character lol? 😅
I tag anyone who sees this and wants to play too!
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justinspoliticalcorner · 1 month ago
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Melissa Gira Grant at The New Republic:
Teresa Borrenpohl later told the Coeur d’Alene Press that, as it happened, she didn’t know if it was an arrest or a kidnapping. She was seated in a nearly-full town hall hosted by the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee on Saturday. At first, the scene was similar to those that have played out over the last week or so, with opponents of the Trump and Musk takeover showing up to tell their lawmakers to show some spine, even in deeply conservative counties. But then, when a group of unmarked security descended on Borrenpohl, the conflict at the town hall took a more terrifying turn.
A member of the panel was giving an anti-abortion talking point when a voice from the audience talked over him, saying “Women are dying.” The panel member continued. The moderator, a local website developer named Ed Bejarana, interrupted to lecture audience members who he said were “just popping off with stupid remarks,” and Teresa Borrenpohl yelled back, “Is this a town hall or a lecture?” Bejerma continued: “You’re just crazy people.”
Kootenai County Sheriff Robert Norris by then was standing over Borrenpohl. He was in plainclothes and she didn’t recognize him at first. “Get ‘em out!” Bejarana exclaimed, to boos and applause. Sheriff Norris told Borrenpohl to get up or be arrested. He leaned over to a woman next to her, recording the scene on a phone, and said she would also be removed. Borrenpohl was likely recognized by at least some in the room as a former Democratic candidate for office, but she said she didn’t know why she was in trouble. She stayed in her seat. “That little girl is afraid to leave!” Bejarana called from the stage. “She spoke up and now she doesn’t want to suffer the consequences.”
A man dressed in a black jacket, olive pants, and an earbud or earpiece stepped into the row and grabbed Borrenpohl’s wrist. She yanked it back. He went for her hands again. She pointed at the man looming over her, yelling out, “this man is assaulting me.” The man stepped further into the aisle, joined be a second in identical attire. “Is this your deputy?” she yelled. “Sheriff Norris, is this your deputy?” If the men were working for the sheriff, they weren’t showing any insignia. Their faces were blank. “Who the fuck are these men?” Borrenpohl yelled again. As the two men grappled her, some in the audience began to cheer, while others took up the woman’s demand that the men identify themselves. A third man in the same jacket and pants arrived, holding a bunch of plastic zipcuffs. They got Teresa Borrenpohl on her stomach, kneeling over her. Then they dragged her out of the room.
In the past week, with Congress in recess, Republican lawmakers across the country have faced hostile town halls, where constituents dissatisfied with the Trump/Musk chaos in the federal government boo, chant, and interrupt. Some Democrats have been facing pressure from their own. “Tyranny is rising in the White House, and a man has declared himself our king,” one audience voter challenged his representative at a town hall in Georgia days before. “So, I would like to know rather, the people would like to know, what you, congressman, and your fellow congressmen are going to do to rein in the megalomaniac in the White House?” Like the rolling pickets outside Tesla showrooms in recent weeks, these actions have at times been intentionally disruptive, meant not merely as protest but to interrupt business as usual. What was done to Borrenpohl in Coeur d’Alene for speaking out at a town hall is a terrifying escalation. In Idaho, the lines between Republican politics and political violence are thinner than they are in some places, but there’s no reason to believe this escalation won’t be repeated.
Who were the men who accosted Teresa Borrenpohl, and what was the local sheriff doing with them? Much remains murky—LEAR did not respond to a request for comment for this piece—but the Coeur d’Alene Press has found some answers. The unmarked security force were from a private security firm called LEAR Asset Management, the Press reported, but Sheriff Norris “claimed no knowledge of the security personnel or who hired them.” The man who founded and runs the group is Paul Trouette, who was seen in Coeur d’Alene several months ago at a city council meeting, opposing a local ordinance that would have required private security outfits more clearly identify themselves. At the time, the Kootenai Journal reported, Coeur d’Alene Police Chief Lee White “made references to situations in which security personnel were confused with law enforcement officers, or acted as if they were law enforcement officers, within the last year in Coeur d’Alene.”
LEAR has operated in California going back at least to 2012, with Trouette running what “looks like a military assault force,” as Time magazine observed in 2014. “Clad in body armor and camouflage and carrying AR-15 rifles, they creep through the trees toward their target: one of the illegal marijuana gardens dotting Mendocino County.” More recently, LEAR seems to have turned up pro bono and perhaps uninvited to clear an encampment where unhoused people were living near Ackman Creek in Mendocino County. After a local news outlet reported on Paul Trouette doing security at the clean-up, a county agency involved in the effort said “it is unclear to us who contacted Lear.”
At a GOP town hall organized by the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee this past weekend in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, Teresa Borrenpohl was unlawfully dragged out of the meeting by private security for speaking out against the diabolically un-American agenda of DOGE and MAGA.
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anthonysperkins · 3 months ago
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Keanu Reeves as Pilot Armored Core: Asset Management dir. Dave Wilson Secret Level (2024 – ) created by Tim Miller
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trackseal · 2 years ago
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skeletonfumes · 3 months ago
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prismbearer · 21 days ago
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Do you think the idea of severance came from Harmony's own desire to be free of the grief and ties to the labor they endured at that Factory?
#do you think she would be happier if she didnt have to remember the toil? if she didnt have to carry the grief into work and then work into-#obvs terrible but the consistent themes of exploitation under lumon like. only these old men under the direct legacy of kier are safe#the religious element weaved into the corporate bullshit is so ough like combined horrors#imagine youre daydreaming of a methodology to just escape your work and your life and then the ceo#of the faith-mired corporation that has you working in a factory as a child. in a town with no prospects. clearly targeted--#the CEO is like. This Looks Promising. takes your whole concept and then brings it to life while enacting the horrors on other people that#you can only observe#like no wonder she is Observing them. severance is like an accidental pregnancy she was forced to give up to adoption....#no wonder she is so fascinated by Mark/Gemma etc#its like she had a kid and then was told she could play Nanny#and her bizarre borderline fascination and horror with mark and wanting him to escape on a human level but also being so indoctrinated...#like shes been with lumon for so long.#shes fascinating. is she trustworthy? absolutely not lmao#if she does manage to resist power from Lumon and whatever paltry attempts at recognition... she would be a great asset against severance.#but would she????? idk. what if she'd rather just get custody of her child? aha 😭#why would devon call herrrrrrr r omg#personal q#severance spoilers#factory work teenager Harmony: you know what would be cool. if my friends didnt gave to work while they had to work#the designs looked very technical etc I am actually very curious about how long that happened. did she workshop it#only to be given additional education to fulfill the engineering of th vision?#we've all been at work and wished we could just work and not have to remember it#imagine your ceo being like
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impossibly-moths · 3 months ago
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johnny silverhand this, john wick that, constantine yada yada yada-
THE LAST EPISODE OF SECRET LEVEL!!!! CLAWING AND SCRATCHING AT THE JUNKIE ASS LOSER JUST LET ME GET MY HANDS ON THE SCRAWNY ASSHOLE FOR TEN MINUTES!!!!!
sorry lost my cool for a sec
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osakanone · 4 months ago
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Armored Core: Ass Man
Way WAY Better than I expected. Some flaws -- but probably due to Peter Watts (the writer) not having enough creative control, or involvement with storyboarding. Blame Amazon for that.
Watt's thoughts: www.rifters.com/crawl/?p=11288
Keanu's acting suggests he's known addicts personally -- not just for the vocalizations but completely nailing the very specific flavour of emotionally-eroded-escapist-exceptionalist-egotism it brings, which probably means him and Watts are on the same page. Phenomenal.
Watts doesn't quite get mechsploitation/mechposting but for an outsider he gets impressively close more than once and he is playing many of the right notes.
Fights are pretty good.
Slightly too much exposition.
Could stand to be significantly more horny and existential.
Genuinely impressed.
Edit: Just learned about River Phoenix. Keanu's clearly chanelling people he's met. The pathos, dignity and sincerity, and tragedy and the understanding of the power-fantasy at the root of every addiction is peak. This could have been cynical and it wasn't. Very very impressed.
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