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The Blazers Take Manhattan
The Portland Trail Blazers broke a four-game road losing streak Wednesday night in New York with a 94-90 victory against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden.
With the win, the Trail Blazers move to 35-14 on the season and are 16-9 away from the Moda Center this season.
It looked as though the Trail Blazers might pull away late in the game thanks to holding the Knicks to 28 percent shooting in the fourth quarter, but back-to-back three-pointers by J.R. Smith and Tim Hardaway Jr. cut Portland's lead to 89-87 with 50 seconds to play.
On the ensuing possession, LaMarcus Aldridge hit a turnaround jumper over Tyson Chandler to give the Portland a 91-87 lead. Though he struggled mightily from the field for most of the night, Aldridge said after the game that he never doubted his shot-making ability with the game on the line.
Full recap and post game audio: trailblazers.com


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Ok everyone,
I just got my new Grey leather belt and ammo pouches from RA and they are absolutely INCREDIBLE!!!! He custom made it to my specs, using the grey leather instead of the brown and it turned out incredibly sweet!!!!!
The reference pic:
and the few pics I snapped:
These pics cannot describe how excellent this belt really is. Stay tuned for more updates. I have a whole box of painted accessories that are now DONE and ready to be captured on film!!!

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Synalar cream and ointment (fluocinolone)
Synalar cream and ointment both contain the active ingredient fluocinolone acetonide, which is a type of medicine known as a topical corticosteroid.
What is Synalar used for?
Synalar cream and ointment are used to treat a variety of inflammatory, allergic or itchy skin disorders, such as those listed below, when milder corticosteroids have not been effective.
- Eczema and dermatitis.
- Inflammatory skin condition with greasy, red and scaly areas (seborrhoeic dermatitis).
- Thickened skin rash caused by excessive scratching to relieve itching (neurodermatitis).
- Inflammation of the skin lining the outer ear (otitis externa).
- Psoriasis.
- Skin disorder called lichen planus, in which there are patches on the skin that appear as flat-topped, shiny, almost violet itchy areas.
- Skin disorder called discoid lupus erythematosus, which is caused by the immune system attacking the skin.
- An eruption of hard nodules in the skin accompanied by intense itching (prurigo nodularis).
How does Synalar work?
Synalar cream and ointment both contain the active ingredient fluocinolone acetonide, which is a type of medicine known as a topical corticosteroid.
Corticosteroids are medicines used for reducing inflammation. Inflammation of the skin happens as a result of allergy or irritation of the skin, and is caused by the release of various substances that are important in the immune system. These substances cause blood vessels to widen and result in the irritated area becoming red, swollen, itchy and painful, such as is seen in dermatitis or eczema.
When fluocinolone is applied to the skin it works by acting inside the skin cells to decrease the release of these inflammatory substances. This reduces swelling, redness and itch.
There is a range of potencies of corticosteroids available for application to the skin. Synalar cream and ointment contain fluocinolone 0.025% and are classed as potent corticosteroids. They are prescribed to treat various inflammatory skin disorders, such as eczema and dermatitis, that have not responded to milder steroids.
Synalar cream is more suitable for moist, weeping areas of skin, while the thicker, more greasy ointment is more suitable for dry, scaly areas of skin.
Important information about Synalar
- Synalar cream and ointment are both for external use on the skin only.
- The cream or ointment should be applied thinly and evenly to the affected area(s) as directed by your doctor. Click here to see how much to use.
- Avoid getting the medicine in the eyes, or in contact with the inside of the mouth or nose. Rinse with cold water if accidental contact occurs.
- Wash your hands thoroughly after applying this medicine, unless the hands are the area being treated.
- If your doctor has advised you to use dressings with this medicine, the skin should be cleansed before applying the cream/ointment under a fresh dressing.
- If corticosteroids are used long-term, on large areas of skin, raw or broken skin, skin folds, or under airtight dressings they are absorbed into the body more. This increases the risk of local side effects such as skin thinning, and those on other parts of the body, such as a decrease in the production of natural hormones by the adrenal glands. For this reason, continuous, long-term use of this medicine should be avoided wherever possible, particularly in children and on large areas of skin. You should only use airtight dressings over the affected area if instructed by your doctor. If there is no improvement in your skin after two to four weeks of treatment you should consult your doctor.
- If this medicine is used on the face, wherever possible it should not be used for longer than five days. You should not use airtight dressings to cover the area treated.
- If used in children, wherever possible this medicine should not be used for longer than five days, or on the face. You should not use airtight dressings to cover the area treated. Be aware that children's nappies can also act as an airtight dressing and can increase the absorption of the medicine. Children being treated with this medicine should be reviewed by the doctor at least once a week.
- If you have been prescribed this medicine to treat psoriasis you should have regular check-ups with your doctor. This is because although corticosteroids may be useful for psoriasis in the short-term, they can sometimes make psoriasis worse, and may cause the condition to relapse into generalised pustular psoriasis after the treatment is stopped.
- If you think the area of skin you are treating has become infected you should stop using this medicine and consult your doctor.
Synalar should be used with caution in
- Children.
- Psoriasis.
Synalar should not be used in
- Children under one year of age.
- Bacterial skin infections, such as impetigo.
- Fungal skin infections such as thrush, ringworm, athlete's foot.
- Viral skin infections, such as chickenpox, shingles, cold sores or herpes simplex.
- Acne.
- Chronic inflammatory disorder of the facial skin (acne rosacea).
- Inflammatory rash around the mouth (perioral dermatitis).
- Itching around the back passage and genitals.
- Nappy rash.
- Widespread plaque psoriasis.
This medicine should not be used if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. Please inform your doctor or pharmacist if you have previously experienced such an allergy. If you feel you have experienced an allergic reaction, stop using this medicine and inform your doctor or pharmacist immediately.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Certain medicines should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding. However, other medicines may be safely used in pregnancy or breastfeeding providing the benefits to the mother outweigh the risks to the unborn baby. Always inform your doctor if you are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, before using any medicine.
- This medicine should not be used during pregnancy unless considered essential by your doctor. If it is prescribed by your doctor it should not be used on large areas of skin, underneath airtight dressings, or for prolonged periods of time. Consult your doctor for further information
- This medicine should not be used during breastfeeding unless considered essential by your doctor. If it is prescribed by your doctor it should not be used on large areas of skin, underneath airtight dressings or for prolonged periods of time. If it is applied to the breasts it should be washed off carefully before breastfeeding and then reapplied afterwards.
Possible side effects of Synalar
Medicines and their possible side effects can affect individual people in different ways. Just because a side effect is stated here, it does not mean that all people using this medicine will experience that or any side effect. The following side effects are known to be associated with this medicine.
- Skin irritation at site of application, such as burning, itching and redness.
- Allergic inflammation of the skin (contact dermatitis).
- Thinning of the skin.
- Changes in skin pigmentation.
- Stretch marks (striae).
- Groupings of fine blood vessels becoming prominent under the skin (telangiectasia).
- Prolonged use of this medicine on extensive areas of skin, broken or raw skin, skin folds or underneath airtight dressings may on rare occasions result in enough corticosteroid being absorbed to have side effects on other parts of the body, for example a decrease in the production of natural hormones by the adrenal glands - see warning section above.
This list may not include all of the side effects reported by the medicine's manufacturer. For more information about any other possible risks associated with this medicine, please read the information provided with the medicine or consult your doctor or pharmacist.
If you think you have experienced a side effect from a medicine or vaccine you should check the patient information leaflet. This lists the known side effects and what to do if you get them. You can also get advice from your doctor, nurse or pharmacist. If they think it's necessary they'll report it for you.
You can also report side effects yourself using the yellow card website: www.mhra.gov.uk/yellowcard.
How can Synalar affect other medicines?
This medicine is not known to affect other medicines. However, as with all medicines, it is important to tell your doctor or pharmacist what medicines you are already using, including those bought without a prescription and herbal medicines, before you start treatment with this medicine. Similarly, check with your doctor or pharmacist before using any new medicines while using this one, to make sure that the combination is safe.
If you are using other medicines on the same area of skin it is recommended that you leave several minutes between applying each product. This is to allow each product time to be absorbed and avoid them mixing on the skin.
If you apply moisturisers shortly before or after applying this medicine these can dilute the corticosteroid and potentially make it less effective. Try to apply your moisturisers at a different time of day, or at least 30 minutes before or after this one.
Other medicines containing the same active ingredient
|Synalar 1 in 4 cream/ointment
|Synalar 1 in 10 cream
|Synalar gel
Synalar C and Synalar N cream and ointment contain fluocinolone in combination with antimicrobials.
Further reading
For background information about our medicine factsheets, including the references used to produce them, click here.
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By Chris Harris
Bacary Sagna will miss Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri - but he believes Arsenal can be successful without them.
Arsène Wenger has signed Gervinho, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Carl Jenkinson and Joel Campbell this summer and bought Ryo into his first team, but the departure of their captain and his former midfield colleague have hogged the headlines.
Sagna is in Italy for the vital Champions League Play-Off where Arsenal will begin life without Nasri. The right back wishes his compatriot well but he still expects the Gunners to challenge for honours.
"We have lost great players and friends in Samir and Cesc but life goes on," said Sagna.
"Arsenal is still alive and I think we are all confident we can win something and be successful. Now we just want to focus on the games we have to play – we just have to play game after game and focus on ourselves.
"I just want to wish them good luck and they wish us good luck as well."
Sagna filled in at left back against Liverpool on Saturday and he could continue there if Armand Traore is not deemed fit enough to start against Udinese. But Arsenal's Mr Reliable is happy to deputise again as the visitors hunt the clean sheet that will book their place in the Group Stage.
"For me it is a great pleasure just to start a game," he said. "The injuries just make me more focused and make me speak even more with other defenders.
"It is a big opportunity for me to learn different positions and play game after game so I do it with pleasure.
"We just want to play the way we are used to and keep a clean sheet of course. We don't put extra pressure on our team. We know that Udinese have to score so the game will be open and we will try to score goals."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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We're pleased to announce that a limited reprint of last Saturday's commemorative 125 programme is now in stock.
Available from all Arsenal stores, the programme is accompanied by a special 125 brochure - an evocative compilation of memories and thoughts from 125 players, staff and fans.
At just £3, it represents an unmissable souvenir of a wonderful milestone in Arsenal's history. It's also available online.
Fans attending the Wolves game on Boxing Day will also be able to purchase the commemorative programme from sellers around Emirates Stadium.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


text: MTA president hails election of Edward Markey to U.S. Senate MTA President Paul Toner released the following statement about the election of U.S. Representative Edward Markey to the U.S. Senate on Tuesday, June 25: I heartily congratulate Senator-Elect Ed Markey on his victory in today's special election. MTA members are confident that Markey will be a strong advocate for students and public education in the Senate. As a U.S. representative, Markey has established an excellent record in support of public education and students at all levels, from prekindergarten through college. He has been a stalwart in the fight to adequately fund public education and to see to it that children across the country have equal access to learning and technology. We look forward to his continued efforts in the Senate, not only on behalf of Massachusetts students, educators, public schools and colleges, but also on behalf of all of our nation's children. The MTA is proud to have played a role in helping elect Ed Markey to the seat vacated by Secretary of State John Kerry. Our members worked hard, calling fellow educators and helping to get out the vote. I can't thank them enough for their efforts. Markey, who currently represents the 5th Congressional District, energized the 1,000 delegates at the MTA Annual Meeting when he addressed them in May. He has received an "A" rating from the NEA for his advocacy on education issues, working families and seniors, and he was strongly recommended in the election by both the MTA and the NEA. His election to the Senate is well deserved, and we look forward to working with him in the days ahead.


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Perhaps this is a case of one team's trash is another team's treasure. On Monday, the Chiefs sent first round WR bust Jon Baldwin to the 49ers for disappointing second-year receiver A.J. Jenkins . Baldwin caught only 41 passes during his two NFL seasons and lost the WR2 battle this year to Donnie Avery. A surprise first round pick by San Francisco, Jenkins went catch-less during three games as a rookie.
Fantasy Analysis:
Only three years of NFL experience exist between the pair, so we can hope that a change of scenery will kick start their respective careers. Just don't hold your breath. Baldwin has struggled to hold onto passes, though the 6-foot-4 red zone threat has the superior upside. Perhaps playing for a winning team and under the energetic Jim Harbaugh will turn Baldwin from underwhelming to at least mediocre. Seeing as the 6-foot Jenkins has yet to show any special qualities - or record an NFL catch, Andy Reid has a new project. Neither is worth drafting, though teams in 14-plus team leagues seeking a WR flyer could look at Baldwin after drafting a kicker.


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Well, I finally recieved my M&P on Tuesday, it took a few days but I went to the range with it lastnight.
1st off, I am very glad I decided on thie gun. The rental shot well, and so doed my new one. The trigger iiisss on the gritty side, but I have cycled it a few hundered times @ home and it is starting to smooth out. I ran 100rnds thru it and it was dead on accurate, more so that it's owner for sure.
I did have ONE FTF/jam. The last mag of the trip I loaded a few of the critical Defense rounds I am using as my HD rounds. 3 on bottom, 2 in middle and 2 on top of mag so see that they fed regardless of rounds in the mag. THe very last round did not fully feed. I fired the previous round and the slide came back and stayed back. My mistake being new was that the slide was locked full back on and empty mag. I dropped the mag and put the gun down facing down range. I opened the box to reload the mag with my Defense rounds and noticed the slide was not full back and a round was jammed. I cleared it, put the round back in the empty mag and racked the slide. It fed and fired fine..
It does give me pause that it did not feed. Does anyone else use the critical Defense in thier m&p, any success?


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$1,000 per person
$250 per item
$500 specific items limit
Provides reimbursement for lost, stolen or damaged baggage or personal items. This coverage is usually for your entire trip, not just your flight. If you have items valued over $1000 it is best to have these items "scheduled" on your home-owners policy.
We will reimburse You, up to the Maximum Benefit Amount shown in the Schedule of Benefits, less any amount paid or payable by a party responsible for Your loss, for Your Baggage which is permanently lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed during Your Trip, provided You have taken all reasonable measures to protect, save and/or recover Your property at all times.
We will also reimburse You for fees associated with the replacement of Your passport and visas which are lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed during Your Trip.
We will also reimburse You for charges and interest incurred due to unauthorized use or replacement of Your lost or stolen credit cards if such use or loss occurs during Your Trip and if You have complied with all credit card conditions imposed by the credit card companies.
Valuation and Payment of Loss:
The lesser of the following amounts will be paid:
1) the Actual Cash Value at the time Your Baggage is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed;
2) the cost to repair or replace the item with material of a like kind and quality; or
3) $250 per item.
For claimed items without original receipts, payment of loss will be calculated based upon 75% of the Actual Cash Value at the time of loss, not to exceed $250.
We may take all or part of Your damaged Baggage as a condition for payment of loss. In the event of a loss to a pair or set of items, We will:
1) repair or replace any part to restore the pair or set to its value before the loss; or
2) pay the difference between the value of the property before and after the loss.
Items Subject To Special Limitations: a combined maximum of $500 (without a per item limit) will be paid for jewelry; precious or semi-precious stones; watches; articles consisting in whole or in part of silver, gold or platinum; furs or articles trimmed with fur; cameras (and their accessories and related equipment); laptop or tablet computers; cell phones, PDA's and similar mobile devices; and other digital or electronic equipment or media; and sporting equipment.
If You have checked Your property with a Common Carrier and delivery is delayed, coverage for Baggage will be extended until the Common Carrier delivers the property.
"Accident" means a sudden, unexpected, unusual, specific event that occurs at an identifiable time and place, and shall also include exposure resulting from a mishap to a conveyance in which You are traveling.
"Actual Cash Value" means current replacement cost for items of like kind and quality less depreciation.
"Additional Transportation Cost" means the actual cost incurred for one-way Economy Transportation (or for the original class of fare, if the original tickets were for a higher class of fare) by Common Carrier by the most direct route, less any refunds paid or payable, for unused original tickets.
"Baggage" means luggage and personal effects (whether owned, borrowed or rented) taken by You on Your Trip. "Business Partner" means an individual who: (a) is involved in a legal general partnership with You; and (b) is actively
involved in the day to day management of Your business.
"Caregiver" means an individual employed for the purpose of providing assistance with activities of daily living to You or to Your Family Member who has a physical or mental impairment. The Caregiver must be employed by You or Your Family Member. A Caregiver is not a babysitter; childcare service, facility or provider; or a person employed by any service, provider or facility to supply assisted living or skilled nursing personnel.
"Child Caregiver" means an individual providing basic childcare service needs for Your minor children under the age of 18 while You are on the Trip without the minor children. The arrangement of being the Child Caregiver while You are on the Trip must be made 30 or more days prior to the Scheduled Departure Date.
"Common Carrier" means any land, sea, or air conveyance operating under a valid license for the transportation of passengers for hire, not including taxicabs or rented, leased or privately owned motor vehicles.
"Dependent" means lawful spouse, Your children including an unmarried child, stepchild, legally adopted child or foster child who is: (1) less than age 19 and primarily dependent on You for support and maintenance; or (2) who is at least age 19 but less than age 26 and who regularly attends an accredited school or college; and who is primarily dependent on You for support and maintenance.
*This definition changes for residents of the following states: Indiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York, Tennessee, Utah. Please click here to refer to your certificate of coverage.
"Domestic Partner" means an opposite or same-sex partner who is at least eighteen (18) years of age and has met all the following requirements for at least 10 months:
1) Resides with You;
2) Shares financial assets and obligations with You.
3) Is not related by blood to You to a degree of closeness that would prohibit a legal marriage;
4) Neither You nor Your Domestic Partner is married to anyone else, or has any other Domestic Partner.
*This definition changes for residents of the following states: New York, Washington. Please click here to refer to your certificate of coverage.
"Economy Transportation" means the lowest published available transportation rate for a ticket on a Common Carrier. "Effective Date" means the date and time Your coverage begins, as indicated in Section IV- Coverage Provisions, When Coverage Begins and Ends.
"Elective Treatment and Procedures" means any medical treatment or surgical procedure that is not medically required, including any service, treatment, or supplies that are deemed by the federal, or a state or local government authority to be research or experimental or that is not recognized as a generally accepted medical practice.
"Eligible Person" means a citizen or resident of the United States of America.
"Family Member" means any of the following: Your or Your Traveling Companion's legal spouse (or common-law spouse where legal), legal guardian or ward, son or daughter (adopted, foster, step or in-law), brother or sister (includes step or in- law), parent (includes step or in-law), grandparent (includes in-law), grandchild, aunt, uncle, niece or nephew, Domestic Partner, Caregiver, or Child Caregiver.
*This definition changes for residents of the following states: New York. Please click here to refer to your certificate of coverage.
"Hospital" means a) a place which is licensed or recognized as a general hospital by the proper authority of the state in which it is located; b) a place operated for the care and treatment of resident in-patients with a registered graduate nurse (RN) always on duty and with a laboratory and X-ray facility; c) a place recognized as a general hospital by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Hospitals; d) other than a residence, a place where treatment in a Hyperbaric chamber can be received. Not included is a hospital or institution licensed or used principally: (1) for the treatment or care of drug addicts or alcoholics; or (2) as a clinic continued or extended care facility, skilled nursing facility, convalescent home, rest home, nursing home or home for the aged.
*This definition changes for residents of the following states: New York. Please click here to refer to your certificate of coverage.
"Hospitalized" means admitted to a Hospital for a period of at least 24 hours or where the patient is charged by the Hospital for a minimum of one day of inpatient charges.
"Inclement Weather" means any weather condition that delays the scheduled arrival or departure of a Common Carrier.
"Injury" means bodily harm caused by an Accident that: 1) occurs while Your coverage is in effect under the policy; and 2) requires examination and treatment by a Physician. The Injury must be the direct cause of loss and must be independent of all other causes and must not be caused by, or result from, Sickness.
"Insured" means the person named on the Confirmation of Benefits that is scheduled to participate on a Trip, provided the required premium has been paid. Insured also means "You" and "Your".
"Intoxicated" mean a blood alcohol level that equals or exceeds the legal limit for operating a motor vehicle in the state or jurisdiction where You are located at the time of an incident.
"Maximum Benefit Amount" means the maximum amount payable for coverage provided to You as shown in the Schedule of Benefits.
"Medical Evacuation" means Physician-ordered Transportation Expense which is arranged and approved by Our Program Assistance Provider. An unscheduled return by the same or like mode of transportation as originally scheduled without additional transportation requirements is not a Medical Evacuation.
"Medically Necessary" means a service which is appropriate and consistent with the treatment of the condition in accordance with accepted standards of community practice.
"Medical Treatment" means examination and treatment by a Physician.
"Natural Disaster" means earthquake, flood, fire, hurricane, blizzard, avalanche, tornado, tsunami, volcanic eruption, or
landslide that is due to natural causes.
"Payments or Deposits" means the cash, check, or credit card amounts, rewards, miles or points; actually paid or used for Your Trip. Certificates, vouchers, discounts and/or credits applied (in part or in full) towards the cost of Your Travel Arrangements are not Payments or Deposits as defined herein.
"Physician" means a person licensed as a medical doctor in the jurisdiction where the services are rendered or a Christian Science Practitioner who is: a) other than You, a Traveling Companion or a Family Member; and b) practicing within the scope of his or her license.
"Pre-Existing Condition" means an illness, disease, or other condition during the 180 day period immediately prior to the Effective Date of Your coverage for which You or Your Traveling Companion, Business Partner or Family Member: 1) received or received a recommendation for a test, examination, or medical treatment; or 2) took or received a prescription for drugs or medicine. Item (2) of this definition does not apply to a condition which is treated or controlled solely through the taking of prescription drugs or medicine and remains treated or controlled without any adjustment or change in the required prescription throughout the 180 day period before Your coverage is effective under this policy.
*This definition changes for residents of the following states: New York. Please click here to refer to your certificate of coverage.
"Program Assistance Provider" means OnCall International.
"Scheduled Departure Date" means the date on which You are originally scheduled to leave on Your Trip.
"Scheduled Return Date" means the date on which You are originally scheduled to return to the point of origin or the original final destination of Your Trip.
"Sickness" means an illness or disease of the body that: 1) requires examination and treatment by a Physician, and 2) commences while Your coverage is in effect. An illness or disease of the body that first manifests itself and then worsens or becomes acute prior to the Effective Date of Your coverage is not a Sickness as defined herein and is not covered by the policy.
"Strike" means any labor disagreement resulting in a stoppage of work: a) as a result of a combined effort of workers which is unannounced and unpublished at the time Travel Arrangements are purchased and b) which interferes with the normal departure and arrival of a Common Carrier.
"Terrorist Incident" means an incident deemed a terrorist attack by the United States government. "Third Party(ies)" means any person, corporation or other entity except You and Us.
"Transportation Expense" means the cost of Medically Necessary conveyance and personnel, including Usual and Customary charges for required medical services and supplies.
"Travel Arrangement(s)" means: a) transportation; b) accommodations; and c) other specified services arranged by Your Travel Supplier for Your Trip.
"Travel Supplier" means any entity or organization that coordinates or supplies travel services for You.
"Traveling Companion" means a person or persons whose names appear with Yours on the same Travel Arrangements and who, during Your Trip, will accompany You. A group or tour organizer, sponsor or leader is not a Traveling Companion as defined, unless sharing accommodations in the same room, cabin, condominium unit, apartment unit or other lodging with You.
"Trip" means a scheduled trip of 30 days or less in length; and is 100 miles or more from Your primary residence for which coverage is elected and the premium paid.
*This definition changes for residents of the following states: New York. Please click here to refer to your certificate of coverage.
"Unforeseen" means not anticipated or expected and occurring after the Effective Date for Trip Cancellation of the policy.
"Uninhabitable" means: (1) the building structure itself is unstable and there is a risk of collapse in whole or in part; (2) there is exterior or structural damage allowing elemental intrusion, such as rain, wind, hail or flood; (3) immediate safety hazards have yet to be cleared; or (4) the property is without electricity, gas, sewer service or water or under an order of mandatory evacuation by local government authorities.
"Usual and Customary" means the comparable level of charges for similar treatment, services and supplies in the geographic area where treatment, services or supplies are provided or performed.
*Additional definitions apply to the following states: Florida, Massachusetts, New York. Please click here to refer to your certificate of coverage.
Benefits are not payable for any loss due to, arising or resulting from:
1. due to a Pre-Existing Condition, as defined in the policy. This Pre-Existing Condition exclusion does not apply to the Emergency Medical Evacuation or Repatriation of Remains coverage;
Waiver for the Pre-Existing Condition Exclusion
The exclusion for the Pre-Existing Condition will be waived provided:
a) You or the individual with the Pre-Existing Condition, are not disabled from travel at the time Your premium is paid.
2. suicide, attempted suicide or any intentionally self-inflicted injury of You, a Traveling Companion, Family Member or Business Partner booked to travel with You, while sane or insane;
3. war, invasion, acts of foreign enemies, hostilities between nations (whether declared or undeclared), or civil war;
4. participating in maneuvers or training exercises of an armed service or police force of any country;
5. mountaineering (engaging in the sport of scaling mountains generally requiring the use of picks, ropes, or other special equipment);
6. participating as a professional in a stunt, athletic or sporting event or competition;
7. participating in skydiving or parachuting, hang gliding, bungee cord jumping, extreme skiing, skiing outside marked trails or heli-skiing, any race or speed contests, scuba diving if the depth exceeds 130 feet or if You are not PADI or NAUI certified to dive and a dive master is not present during the dive; spelunking or bodily contact sports;
8. piloting or learning to pilot or acting as a member of the crew of any aircraft;
9. being Intoxicated or under the influence of any controlled substance unless taken as administered or prescribed by a Physician;
10. the commission of or attempt to commit a felony or being engaged in an illegal occupation;
11. normal pregnancy (except complications of pregnancy) and/or resulting childbirth, except as otherwise covered under Trip Cancellation or Trip Interruption, or voluntarily induced abortion;
12. any non-emergency treatment or surgery, routine physical examinations, hearing aids, eye glasses, contacts or any Elective Treatment and Procedures;
13. any loss occurring during a Trip booked or taken for the purpose or intent of securing medical treatment;.
14. a mental, or nervous or psychological disorder, unless Hospitalized for that condition while the policy is in effect for You.
The following exclusions and limitations apply to Baggage and Personal Effects and Baggage Delay:
We will not provide benefits for any loss or damage to:
1) animals;
2) automobiles and automobile equipment; boats or other vehicles or conveyances; motorcycles; trailers; motors; or aircraft;
3) bicycles, except when checked as baggage with a Common Carrier;
4) household effects and furnishings; antiques and collector items;
5) eyeglasses, sunglasses, contact lenses, artificial teeth, dentures, dental bridges, or retainers, or other orthodontic devices or hearing aids;
6) artificial limbs or other prosthetic devices;
7) keys, money, and credit cards (except as otherwise specifically covered herein); securities, stamps, tickets, and documents (except as coverage is otherwise specifically provided herein);
8) sporting equipment if the loss results from the use thereof.
We will not provide benefits for any loss or damage caused by or resulting from:
1) breakage of brittle or fragile articles;
2) wear and tear or gradual deterioration;
3) confiscation or appropriation by order of any government or custom's rule;
4) theft or pilferage while left in any unlocked or unattended vehicle;
5) property illegally acquired, kept, stored or transported;
6) Your negligent acts or omissions;
7) property shipped as freight or shipped prior to the Scheduled Departure Date;
8) electrical current, including electric arcing that damages or destroys electrical devices or appliances;
9) insects, vermin or inherent vice.
We will not provide benefits for any loss or damage to Your Baggage which has been reimbursed by a Common Carrier, hotel or Travel Supplier.
1. The benefits and services described herein are provided to You only if Our Program Assistance Provider arranges or coordinates Your evacuation.
2. We will not pay for any loss or expense recoverable under any other insurance or through an employer.
3. Our Program Assistance Provider has sole discretion regarding the means, methods and timing of a Political or Security Evacuation. However, the decision to travel is Your sole responsibility.
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stogieman wrote:NIce, but you should have used a younger version of Steve Jobs. (pre black turtleneck)
oh it's Bruce Willis' son!
Re: 1992 - The Pope issues official apology to Galileo
I wanted to do something for this , but had no great ideas.
Re: 1974
Young Frankenstein?
Call it... a hunch. Ba-dum chi!
tjschaeffer wrote:I definitely dig the addition of Camilla! He was made into an alien in the not-so-great Muppets from Space. He was previously referred to as a "whatever" in The Great Muppet Caper, and also as a "weirdo" in Muppet Babies.
Either way I still love this design and will absolutely be buying it if it wins
In the Muppet Babies he was actually an alien from the planet crouton, put into an escape pod before the planet turned normal, then found by a bunch of chickens...
I dig the inclusion of Robin though, that made my day ^_^
ArdillaCiega wrote:I don't know if this updated version has anything to do with the comment I made in the derby discussion thread, but either way, you earned my vote! Nice job solving the seven colors for seven pieces problem. Good luck; you deserve serious consideration for this.
(love your sig line, btw)
Yes your and ochopika's comments prompted my to add the seventh color and depth respectively. Many thanks to both of you.
I'm glad you like it; it's turned out to be my favorite shirt project so far.
Glad you liked the signature!
timecloud wrote:After seeing this shirt I had to know the story behind it, so here it is for everyone else interested: http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00000505.htm
Well that's scary. Kinda makes it sound like the robot wasn't really at fault here though. Plus the design is a little misleading.
Nicely done strad. Your designs are always worth a look and often a WOOT!
petrosrex wrote:Bueller?... Bueller?... Bueller?
Anyone?... Anyone?
Where are all the sportos, the motorheads, geeks, s***s, bloods, wastoids, dweebies, d***heads to vote for this shirt?
haha thanks!
Re: 1991 A Summoning Link To The Past
Close up
There are Items (From: The Legend Of Zelda A Link To The Past) in this shirt can you tell what they are and how many Items are there.
jsee1218 wrote:so the designer is...72/73 years old?
It's Blind Dog!!
Is this 'where wolf, there wolf?' Forgive me for my ignorance, but I have no clue what this is referencing. Someone please fill me in.
Re: 1960
But... But didn't those dogs die on that mission? :<
Manga is very popular with the eldery.
curious - same named artist "Donnie" also submitted 1939 shirt - this "Donnie" would be 14 or 15
Very nice! I like it!
Yet again, another shirt by "Donnie", different year. Hmmmm.
Re: 1997, first died
Hmm... perhaps Donnie didn't read the rules. No matter, I predict this will be rejected within 24 hours.
bluetuba wrote:This.
Also, woot isn't going to print a shirt with drugs on it, so prepare thyself for rejection!
Try to stick with PG-13 themes.
Yep, I predict a rejection on this also!
Re: 1984 guizmo power
Hey Donnie, did you read the rules? There are 3 designs almost in a rule all under the name Donnie, and they are for the years 1939, 1984, and 1993 - the derby theme is to create a design based on the year you were born.
Re: 1989: RIP Salvador Dali
Love the design. If this wins, there will be another black T-shirt in my closet.
Re: 1988: Return to Flight
AWESOME! How do you make the halftones so perfect?
Dogs humping... and red rocket. That is all.
Re: 1981: You Are What You Eat
La La lalalala la la ahh aHHHHH AAAHHHH!
Donniie has been reincarnated several times, in 1984, in 1985, and in 1997.
Who knows we may get more from previous or future lifes. Perhaps from Shakespeare's first performance or the end of the world?
Does that mean the other birds ate...birds? ;)
Astronomer wrote:Technically, they saw the far side of the moon for the first time, not the dark side.
Nerd Alert!
I agree. Also, there is no way for the light/shadow patterns on the three objects in space to exist with a single light source (i.e. the sun). But I just chock that up to artistic license.
Re: 1986: An ASCII Odyessy
According to super reliable sources (i.e. Wikipedia), HAL became operational on Jan. 12, 1992 (in the fictional universe). Theoretically , I could design a T-shirt based on HAL. Too bad you've blown any idea I would have had out of the water with this design.
Re: 1977
I think you forgot about Millard Fillmore.
DianaSprinkle wrote:They probably also meant the comments that woot has deleted twice that were just attacks on the artist and not actually opinions on the shirt and its merit or lack there of.
Yes, that's exactly what I was talking about.
I adore art and if you have artistic criticisms then go right ahead and let them be heard. I would never ask someone to bite their tongue and just say nice things only. If you have issues with a shirt or theft then by all means, speak up. The comments I was talking about, which are no longer here, were incredibly rude and insulting to the artist, not his shirt. There was no mention of the shirt in their comments. They were flat out childish, it was name calling and other nonsense. When I see comments like that on a popular artist's submission I automatically assume that they're childish attention whores jealous of someone else.
Leaving negative feedback is fine with me, I have no issues with it as long as you are intelligent and mature about it. Many of you have made it clear that you don't like the artist's style and choices, and you have valid points. I may not agree with everything you say, but I respect your opinion. It's when people start acting crude and saying totally rude pointless things that I get annoyed. I mean, this isn't 4chan. This a fun site full of all kinds of awesome - I love the hilarious personalities, just not the trashy ones.
Re: 1987
This is really nice! You obviously spent a lot of time on it, and it looks really pretty!
midgerock wrote:let me just nip this in the bud right now. I didn't steal this idea from the far side. only after reading these comments I did a google search on the comic in question which is this:
Previous to working on my design I searched as well and never came across this far side comic. So I thought the idea was fresh and funny and just like the Simpsons, its been done before. But this is not a direct lift as you stated tarmawolf as you can see from the original comic. As to it being done as a tee design, I can asure it has not.
Thank you to everyone else who has supported this design and dig it.
Agreed. It's completely different. Ideas can't be copy written, that doesn't even make any sense. It isn't similar in composition, style, or color, so it was not "lifted". Just wanted to clarify and let the artist know that they're design is great. And even if someone has had a similar idea, it's because great minds think alike.
neeznoodle wrote:Is this 'where wolf, there wolf?' Forgive me for my ignorance, but I have no clue what this is referencing. Someone please fill me in.
This shirt says: "You know, it's never too late for an apology — even if it's a few hundred years."
Thanks for the comments!
OK over exuberant moderators, I'll be less succinct.
Donniie, stop shoehorning the same handful of designs into every derby. This one in particular was already rejected because Woot can't print it.
Give it up, man.
For everyone else, here's Donniie's shirtwhat
How's that, mods?
You should have flipped the Navi's track, making it look more like a "Z" instead a "S". :P
The glow effect is really nice, indeed. I'm buying it if it prints.
Re: 1974: Lucy Discovered
bummed this is out of the fog....by now, this means no print.
Mel Brooks' movies crack me up! Great reference, Art.
Really great take on the theme!
I would rock this!
I always love your art style, but your take on the derby themes in general is always interesting and fun to see.
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i was considering this one, but since i know no other zinester within the same city, i just feel like I wont be able to handle it on my own...Put ona zine event, such as a workshop on making zines, or get hold of some other zinesters to do some readings. Set up a zine library, attempt a small zine fest. Loadsa stuff you could do
Get another person of the same age, dress up conservatively, and go round knocking door to door, giving out specially-prepared pamphlets to people as you go round... if it works for the Mormons, it can work for you!
Actually, if you wanted to emphasise your difference to the Mormons, why not dress you and a friend up in a ballgown, and *glide* from door to door, reading pieces of poetry to people when they open the door. Gosh, that's got to work...
Perhaps you can organize a zine workshop at your local library and advertise around town. Then maybe have a small exhibit on display at the library or local community center.
I'm glad you brought this up. Originally from NYC, I was once overflowing with zine culture in school and with friends, however that soon died out when I came upstate here.
Anyway, I guess I was the one frantically introducing zines to my friends. I showed them how cool it is to put yourself on pages and what zines could and couldn't be. I suggest you do this, start talking to your friends about it, let them know what you're doing and let them know how cool it would be if they did it too..
If your buddies aren't all too interested, start flyering or leaving your zines in places you think would be recptive to them. The next thing we did was to try and reach out and get some other cats to start talkin about zines with us and encourage them to make their own. Start up a lil group or collective or whathaveyou. Good Luck!
I used to live in Salt Lake City, Utah and while not totally a small town, it was very isolated. I used to leave my zines on buses and in bathrooms or at record stores or in bookstores in the pages of my favorite books. I also spent a lot of time obsessing over my post box! Before I left I found that the Salt Lake City Library actually had a zine collection! maybe you can talk to your library about a small press collection or, even order books about zine through your library so that they will be on the shelves.
I'd say if you have copies of zines you've made, go around to different stores and see if they will display them for sale. If you don't have a local bookstore, try places like coffee shops, thrift stores, diners, local grocery stores, record stores, etc... If you explain that you are local and you published it yourself, then they might be excited to sell it for you on consignment. Typically if the zine sells for $2, you and the store each would get $1 when an issue sold.
Otherwise, maybe talk you your local library about starting a zine collection, and then you can donate any zines you don't want and make a post here and other places online for people to donate zines. A lot of zine authors are more than happy to donate copies of their zine to a new zine library, or sometimes will even send copies of other zines they no longer want.
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ARSC T3E Users' Newsletter 155, November 5, 1998
SC98 Issue
This is a special issue on Supercomputing '98 (next week in Orlando): it's a "What's Happening" for non-attenders and attenders, alike.
The next regular T3E Newsletter issue will come out on Nov. 20th.
ARSC Research Booth
ARSC's mission is to support high performance computational research in science and engineering with an emphasis on high latitudes and the Arctic.
At our booth (# R760) you'll see posters, 3D Demos, videos, us (!), and other stuff. Please drop by!
ARSC Booth Posters
- Oceans "New Insight Into Global Climate Change" Wieslaw Maslowski, Naval Post Graduate School
- Oceans "Model Reveals Arctic Ocean Tides" Andrey Proshutinsky and Igor Polyakov, UAF
- Arctic Engineering "Arctic Engineer Works to Smooth Alaska's Roads" Doug Goering, UAF
- Grand Challenge "Unsteady Dynamics of the Maneuvering Submarine" Roger Briley, DOD-HPCMO.
- Earth Sciences "Using Satellite Data for Soil Moisture Mapping" Larry Hinzman, Neal Meade, and Douglas Kane, UAF
- Earth Sciences "Satellite Data and Supercomputers Used in Topographic Mapping" Rick Guritz, UAF
- Space "Eulerian Parallel Polar Ionosphere Model" Serge Maurtis, ARSC
- T3E Newsletter "Four Years and Counting" Tom Baring and Guy Robinson, ARSC
- Supercomputing in the Far North (Introduction to ARSC Hardware and Facilities) ARSC
ARSC Booth 3-D interactive demos (two of several described here)
Alaskan and Western Arctic meteorological phenomena
You can "dive into" or "hover above" this 3D animation of an actual synoptic scale cyclonal-frontal weather system from the Aleutian islands. The particular weather system contained hazardous flying conditions including in-flight icing and sever turbulence.
This research done by Jeff Tilley of the UAF Geological Institute. Jeff used NCAR's mesoscale meteorological modeling system, MM5, and Vis5D. (See NCAR's booth for more on MM5.)
Active soil depth for an area from North of Alaska's Brooks range to the Arctic ocean.
The active range is the area of melt above the permafrost. It is the locale of biological and physical processes and affects the growth of plants and, in turn, impacts migration and survival of animals in the tundra environment.
As this thin layer is quite sensitive to damage, it is of interest to the army, oil industry, and other groups concerned with the use and management of natural resources in the Arctic.
The simulation shows 107 days, from June onwards, and allows you to zoom in/out, and otherwise probe the entire region for areas of interest.
This research is based on the work of Larry Hinzman of the Water and Environmental Research Center, UAF.
ARSC Booth Research Highlights Video
Video program:
- Arctic Ocean Parallel Model
Earth Sciences
- Kuparuk Watershed Thermal Model
- MM5 Alaska Model
- Healy Clean Coal Project
- UAF Eulerian Parallel Polar Ionosphere Model
- Reconnection of Magnetic Flux Tubes
Computer Art and Animation
- Comet
- Rotating Sphere
- The Ball and the Flower
- Firewind
- Space Ball
- Boggy and Tripod
- Sledding Snowman
Chris Hartman's Demo at HPCMO Booth
Gesture analysis and the Body Language User Interface (BLUI) will be demonstrated on the ImmersaDesk on Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 3 pm in the HPCMO booth (number R780).
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Most people can imagine using a computer program to produce art. But imagine having the ability to run a 3D program with your body--without the aid of a mouse or keyboard. This is just the kind of technology that Chris Hartman, a UAF Computer Science faculty member, and Bill Brody, head of UAF's Art Department, are striving for. (Both Hartman and Brody are ARSC/UAF joint faculty members.)
Hartman and Brody are using the virtual reality technology at the Arctic Region Supercomputing Center to design a program called Body Language User Interface (BLUI).
"It's a three dimensional drawing program," says Hartman, "But what makes it special is that it's based on your gestures."
The user draws on a virtual reality screen with a wand, and can "undo" with a shake of the head, or "quit" by dropping his or her hands to the side.
In order for BLUI to work, two TV cameras placed at 45 degree angles on either side of an ImmersaDesk visualization screen give the computer a pair of "eyes." Bill and Chris will program these "eyes" to recognize the hand as a tool. As an open hand swipes across a line on a 3D sketch, the line will widen. A grabbing motion will replace the usual "select" menu.
"Eventually Bill wants to sculpt--to do things you normally wouldn't be able to do with certain materials," says Hartman. This would mean the ability for an artist to add to a rock sculpture, when in reality an artist can only subtract rock to create a sculpture. The researchers use to video capture human gestures which are used to drive the program. But some information is still based on how the user moves the wand and where the user looks on the screen. "Ideally, you eventually won't use the wand at all," says Hartman.
Don Morton's Poster
The biological and physical processes which characterize Arctic ecosystems are affected by intricately related thermal and hydrologic processes.
This work describes the coupling of two parallel computer models that, before this project, independently simulated thermal and hydrologic processes. The coupling of the two models allows the thermal model to be influenced by recent hydrologic calculations, and vice versa. Feedback loops existing in the field are captured, providing a more realistic simulation of ecosystem interactions.
The two original codes have been coupled by combining them into an SPMD format, communicating through the use of MPI intra- and inter-communicators on the CRAY T3E as described in newsletter #146:
This approach allows the original codes to remain largely unmodified, retaining parallel characteristics while facilitating the exchange of data for coupling. Preliminary results from the coupled model show solutions that exhibit a large degree of heterogeneity, which is expected when the hydrologic and thermal models drive each other.
Don Morton Department of Computer Science The University of Montana
Guy Robinson's Poster
Guiding User Improvements Through Tool Application
Computer Centres have often noted the difficulty in encouraging use of the various software development tools currently available. This is disappointing since the latest generation of tools can, when applied correctly, solve many problems which cause users considerable trouble when developing code, modifying existing code, or attempting to tweak code for performance optimization.
ARSC has provided several tools for users and even with the traditional training courses and on-line materials to promote the available of these tools take-up by users has been a slow and uncertain process.
Several means for helping users get started, and examples from real users in solving actual problems and achieving real performance improvements, are presented. Guy Robinson, ARSC
OSC Research Booth
The Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) will present Collaborations for the 21st Century - a showcase of projects setting the tone for Ohio's future in high performance computing and communications.
OSC's collaborative efforts with its users benefits Ohio research and possibly affects the way the world will turn in the next millennium. This year OSC will showcase the work of researchers from 12 Ohio universities.
This research ranges from using molecular modeling to develop new drugs that may someday help individuals with Alzheimer's disease gain their memory back, to examining ways to improve industrial mixing processes. This work will impact both equipment manufacturers and the polymer processing industry.
Check out OSC's booth, number R766, located in the SC98 Research Exhibits area. For more information on OSC, visit:
DoD HPCMP Booth
[ Note: Wednesday at 3pm--ARSC participation. ]
The DoD HPCMP booth is organized around the theme "Wrights to Bytes, Computing the Future." The booth will feature HPC research exhibits and provide information on all the computational science areas investigated using DoD HPCMP computing resources.
Below is the current schedule for the HPCMP booth (R-790) at SC '98. A detailed schedule is posted at:
Monday, November 9, 1998 7:00-8:00: MetaComputing Demonstration 8:00-9:00: Bradley Tank CAVE Demonstration Tuesday, November 10, 1998 10:00-11:00: Computational Electronics and Nanoelectronics, Advanced Visualization Network Using AVS Express, and CAPTools Demonstrations 11:00-12:00: Aircraft Wing Deformation and Axisymmetric Damage Model, and Dynamic Fracture in Gallium Arsenide Demonstrations 12:00-1:00: MetaComputing Demonstration and the Wright Brothers (Mbone) 1:00-2:00: Dual-Level Parallel Analysis of Harbor Wave Response Using MPI and OpenMP, Variable Charge Molecular Dynamics Simulations, and Real-Time Video Feed From DISA-RCC in Ohio via Mbone 2:00-3:00: FDTD Code Analysis, Aircraft Wing Deformation and Axisymmetric Damage Model, and Tank Towing Fuel Trailer Demonstrations; and the Wright Brothers (Mbone) 3:00-4:00: Run Time Visualization of an FMC Computational Chemistry and Materials Science Application in a Distributed Interactive Computing Environment, Sparse Matrix Ordering for Parallel Computation Demonstration, and Web-Based Training Demonstration 4:00-5:00: Run Time Visualization of CTH Computational Structural Mechanics Application in a Distributed Interactive Computing Environment, and SC98 News 5:00-6:00: Virtual Tanker Demonstration Wednesday, November 11, 1998 10:00-11:00: Computational Electronics and Nanoelectronics and CAPTools Demonstrations 11:00-12:00: Aircraft Wing Deformation and Axisymmetric Damage Model, SciVis Animation, Tank Towing Fuel Trailer, and Web-Based Training Demonstrations 12:00-1:00: HPC Challenge Competition and the Wright Brothers (Mbone) 1:00-2:00: Simulation of an F-18 With Stores 2:00-3:00: Molecular Docking, Web Computational Electronics and Nanoelectronics, and Aircraft Wing Deformation and Axisymmetric Damage Model Demonstrations 3:00-4:00: Immersive Gesture-Driven Interface Demonstration and the Wright Brothers (Mbone) 4:00-5:00: Haptic Device Demonstration and SC98 News 5:00-6:00: Wave Field Animation and Bradley Tank CAVE Demonstrations Thursday, November 12, 1998 10:00-11:00: Aircraft Wing Deformation and Axisymmetric Damage Model Demonstration 11:00-12:00: Virtual Tanker Demonstration 12:00-1:00: MetaComputing Demonstration, Simulation of an F-18 With Stores Demonstration, and the Wright Brothers (MBone) 1:00-2:00: Navigation of Time-Varying Multi-Layered Ocean Circulation Models and Virtual Reality Modeling Language Demonstrations, and SC98 News 2:00-3:00: Wright Brothers (Mbone) 3:00-4:00: Display of Molecular Structure and Properties, Sparse Matrix Ordering for Parallel Computation, and Web- Based Training Demonstrations
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The "Supercomputing98" issue of Parallel Computing Research
The "Supercomputing98" issue of Parallel Computing Research, the newsletter of the Center for Research on Parallel Computation, is now available at:
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Previous issues and articles can be found at:
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At ARSC November 16, 1998: CRAY SV-1 Presentation
ARSC is pleased to host Patti Langer, Gary Shorrell and Frank Chism of SGI who will provide an in-depth presentation on the new CRAY SV-1 supercomputer.
The talk is scheduled for Monday, November 16th from 10:00 to 12:00 in Butrovich room 109 (the Board of Regents Conference room) on the UAF campus.
The CRAY SV-1 is a first-generation scalable vector supercomputer. It combines high single-processor performance and is scalable from entry-level to teraflops-level. To quote from a recent SGI press release regarding the CRAY SV-1:
Boasting several bold technical innovations, the CRAY SV-1 supercomputer is the most technologically sophisticated supercomputer on the planet.
The CRAY SV-1 supercomputer is also the first to run vector cache memory, boosting actual processor performance by dramatically increasing effective memory bandwidth. It is also the first to feature an adjustable-size processor. Called the Multi-Streaming Processor, this technology adds efficiency by allowing each processor to be configured as one ultra-performance four-gigaflop or four single-gigaflop processors.
In addition, with a maximum of eight pipes, the CRAY SV-1 supercomputer offers a processor architecture optimized for high performance on real world workloads rather than mere peak performance.
The presentation will cover the following topics:
- Technology roadmap
- SV-1 product highlights
- Detailed hardware overview
- Detailed MSP and SuperCluster overview
- Benchmark results
Everyone interested in the latest in computing technology is invited to attend. More information on SGI supercomputer systems, including the SV-1, can be found at:
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Bonus Answers: {{ Why does Fortran array indexing start at 1 while C starts at 0? }} Here are two late reader responses to the Fortran/C question--thanks! ####### As the attached snippet from a J90 session shows, Cray and most other Fortran77s have handled arbitrary lower array bounds for a long time. Like maybe twenty years. The question really is, why would anyone still think that Fortran arrays 'have' to start at 1? snippet follows: j90% cat bounds.f program bounds c c Show use of arbitrary lower bounds in Fortran 77 arrays c dimension pre77(10) dimension c(0:9) dimension f77(-9:0) do i=1,10 pre77(i)=i c(i-1)=i f77(-10+i)=i end do print *,"pre77=",pre77 print *,"c =",c print *,"f77 =",f77 end j90% cf77 -o bounds bounds.f j90% ./bounds pre77=1., 2., 3., 4., 5., 6., 7., 8., 9., 10. c =1., 2., 3., 4., 5., 6., 7., 8., 9., 10. f77 =1., 2., 3., 4., 5., 6., 7., 8., 9., 10. j90% ######## It's been too many years to have 100% confidence in what I'm about to say, but in the early 80's I worked on Burroughs mainframes, whose OS is written in a variant of Algol. It allowed any lower bound. And, a particularly nice feature of the Burroughs mainframe was that bounds were enforced in hardware - you could not turn bound checking off! Absolutely no running off the end of your array without knowing it. ######## Editor's Notes: In cf90: "f90 -Rb" -- Enables run-time checking of array bounds "f90 -Rs" -- Enables run-time checking of character substring bounds --- Co-array image numbers (which "replace" PE numbers in co-array Fortran) start counting at 1 by default. Thus, they are consistent with Fortran arrays. However, like arrays, they can be declared to start counting at any convenient integer. The co-array, "imgarr" in this example has both array indices and image numbers starting at 0: program co_hello implicit none integer N parameter (N=128) integer :: myimg, masterimg, totimgs, i integer :: imgarr (0:N)[0:*] masterimg = 0 myimg = this_image () - 1 totimgs = num_images () imgarr(myimg) = myimg ! local assignment call sync_images () ! synchronize do i = 0, totimgs - 1 ! global exchange imgarr(i) = imgarr(i)[i] enddo if (myimg.EQ.masterimg) then ! Master image prints array do i = 0, totimgs - 1 print*, "Image array value: imgarr(", i, ") = ", imgarr(i) enddo endif end Q: Arctic survival skills answers still being accepted. (In response to one e-mail, no, neither Guy nor Tom has ever driven away without "unplugging." But it could happen...)[ Answers, questions, and tips graciously accepted. ]
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Discussion in 'Great Skate Debate' started by jkl, Mar 19, 2013.
Well I guess that answers that question.
Oh, bummer
Did she delete her twitter? I went to see if she had written anything and her account appears to be gone
Who's available? Mark Ladwig is the only one if she thinks short-term for Sochi.
She hasn't skated internationally in a while, so a foreign partnership would be a lil bit more realistic now. I doubt the US releases her though.
Rotten luck for her these past years..
What about Speroff?? I know it means splitting an active pair but I doubt Gretchen is gonna get her jumps together any time soon.
What a shame .. she's so talented.
She had sounded so optimistic and upbeat in her interview with Jenny Kirk not long ago. What a shame! Anyone know what happened?
Is there are an article or something?
Chin up Caitlin!
Uh. . . so much for The Skating Lesson's interview with Aunt Joyce and Jenny Kirk :
Don't they have to after a certain amount of time?
Why are people surprised given that partnership has never taken off?
They don't.
But, if USFS refuses - and the wait period is already met - that leaves a petition to the ISU council for an exception, right? Has that ever succeeded in a similar case?
Darn it. Not too surprised, though. Get this gal a good partner, pronto!
Darn it.
LOL. I actually think they used to date several years ago. Anyways Speroff seems pretty dedicated to Donlan.
Best of Luck to Caitlin in her partner search.
Speroff is 5'10" and Caitlin is much taller than Gretchen. Not an ideal match size-wise, but a perfect match style-wise. She obviously knows the skating club of Boston pair skaters.
Speroff seems to have his own issues with jumps, and I don't see how starting a brand new partnership would change this. IMO, D&S would be far better off doubling down, adding a jump coach, and retooling their own approach to training, rather than splitting and rolling the dice with new partners. They are very well-matched as a team, but they have some technical issues they need to overcome.
What is the process of being released? What does that even mean? I assume to means she can skate for another country?
Best of luck to her finding a new partner and making it work this time around. I still think she's one of the most complete pair girls to come out of the US in the past 10 years or so. It would be nice if she could get another chance to compete internationally.
Shen and Zhao were 5'3" and 5'9". Not comparing these two to S/Z, but just making note that not all successful pairs have to be gorilla and flea types. Caitlin is 5'3", however she has a very slight build.
Good luck to Caitlin...it would be a shame for a talent like her not not find the right partner
Now she can't catch a break! It's too bad. There is no female pair skater more talented now In any way that can possibly be bought of.
How about Colin Grafton?
Dang! I was hoping this rumor was false but I guess Joshua was not The One. Stay strong, Caitlin!
From what I hear, Josh has been skating with Andrea Poapst
Isn't Ladwig already skating with someone?
Caitlyn is the most talented pairs skater in the USA. It's a shame that she cannot find a partner. May be she should try another country. That kind of talent should not be wasted.
Ladwig was skating with Lindsey Davis, but they split, and she's paired with Rockne Brubaker.
Don't date your pair partner! Almost never can your partnership survive your breakup!
I actually did some research on this.... partnerships don't survive very long in the US period even if the partners aren't dating for all we know it stayed together longer because they were dating. I can think of Olympians that have done pairs/dance even gotten married and then divorced but remained skating partners because they were successful so that is really the key. Are you successful? are you making money together professionally? or not? determines the life of a team. Not whether or not you are dating?
Once US teams learn that to achieve that success it takes at least 3-4 years then maybe we will get somewhere?
This skating partnership never got off the ground it was bound to happen and maybe remained a professional partnership longer because they were dating...who knows?
Anyway it is sad. Best to her and him. If he is trying out with Popst best wishes to him and her as well. I heard on other forums Popst tried out with Tran and instead of the tryout being a week it lasted a day and she was sent home. Not sure if that is true but maybe things happen for a reason.
Lets hope Caitlin's true prince happens for her soon too.
How very sad Tran is too short. Sigh. What a beautiful team that would make. Sigh.


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Time of Poss.
|Isaiah Scott picked off three passes and Jasper Collins caught three touchdowns in Mount Union's win against Wesley.
Every year, the challenge is there for the University of Mount Union football program. Get back to the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl and play for the Division III national championship.
The 2011 version of the Purple Raiders tackled that challenge head on, and as a result will head back to Salem, Va., for Stagg Bowl XXXIX. They will face UW-Whitewater, which shut out St. Thomas 20-0 in the day's other national semifinal.
Mount Union (14-0), ranked No. 2 by the D3football.com and American Football Coaches Association polls, defeated No. 7 Wesley (Del.), 28-21, on Saturday, in a national semifinal at Mount Union Stadium.
Junior quarterback Matt Piloto threw for 271 yards and four touchdowns, tying a career high, and the Purple Raiders turned two third-quarter takeaways into touchdowns, advancing to their seventh consecutive Stagg Bowl and 15th in school history.
The Stagg Bowl will be played on Friday, December 16, with a 7 p.m. kickoff on ESPN2.
Three of Piloto's scoring passes went to junior wide receiver Jasper Collins, covering 26, 31 and 18 yards. Collins caught nine passes overall for 139 yards.
Senior wide receiver A.J. Claycomb caught the other TD pass from Piloto.
"We were pretty pleased with our performance [on offense]," said Piloto. "We got off to one of our better starts which we emphasized all week."
Wesley (12-2) also moved the ball effectively, finishing with 496 total yards, but the Wolverines were done in by six turnovers. Mount Union junior defensive back Isaiah Scott had three interceptions, senior defensive back Alex Ferrara had a pick, and Wesley fumbles were recovered by junior defensive back Alex Nicholls and sophomore defensive lineman Matt Fechko.
"I think we had to adjust to their speed," said Mount Union junior defensive back Nick Driskill, who led the Purple Raiders with 13 tackles, including one for loss. "Their quarterback is a really good player."
Wesley senior quarterback Shane McSweeny was 19 of 33 for 350 yards and two touchdowns, and he rushed for an additional 62 yards. Running back Askia Jahad added 77 yards on the ground, but his fumble on the first play of the second half gave Mount Union the ball at the Wolverines' 39. Seven plays later Piloto found Claycomb in the corner of the end zone, and a two-point conversion gave Mount Union a 21-14 lead with 12:04 left in the third quarter.
"We definitely left some plays on the field," said Wesley coach Mike Drass. "We wish we could have had some of them back. Defensively, even after the turnovers, we have to step up, but we couldn't keep them out of the end zone."
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