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So far, the golden age of cable TV drama has been something of a sausage fest. There are the occasional exceptions ("Weeds" and "Nurse Jackie"), and some strong female characters, but the vast majority of the seminal shows of the last decade or two have dealt with men, from "The Sopranos" to "True Detective." 'OITNB' is the major exception, and indeed, serves as something of a celebration of women, of all shapes, sizes and races. It's hard to think of another series in the history of television that has as many women who actually look like everyday women, and who aren't just there to serve as props during sex scenes. That's not to say that the show's lacking in the obligatory pay-cable nudity, but the male gaze is nowhere to be found here, and any nudity tends to be justified rather than intended to titillate. And it's not just paying lip service to its characters: the show deals with issues that you suspect a male showrunner wouldn't even dream of attempting, most notably a remarkable sub-plot in an early episode of season two discussing, in great detail, the anatomy of the vagina. You don't get that on "Silicon Valley"...
4. Taylor Schilling is better than ever
If the Playlist office is anything to go by, the most divisive element of season one of the series was top-billed star Taylor Schilling. Once known almost solely for her turn in the Nicholas Sparks adaptation "The Lucky One," Schilling won most of us over swiftly, but a few people found her performance shallow and a bit sitcom-y. But straight off the bat in season two, Schilling should put the criticisms to rest: she's terrific in the showcase first episode, absolutely killing an emotional monologue about her assault on Pennsatucky in a way that should bring her plenty of Emmy attention (though not until 2015 — only season one is up for consideration this year). Schilling also has an admirable comic touch, and gets to flex that more often, and her lightness of touch sells the show's tonal shifts, and makes the whole thing feel more palatable. We'd probably argue that there are better performances in the show (though it's hard to pick favorites in this superb cast), but Schilling does anchor 'OINTB,' and generously enough that she's happy to take a back seat when required.
5. Lorraine Toussaint
The show doesn't go overboard with adding new characters, but when it does present someone new, it's done it where it counts. Chatty bohemian Brooke So-So (Kimiko Glenn) is a gloriously irritating figure, but season two's absolute gem is the ferocious, manipulative Vee, played by the great Lorraine Toussaint, who was so good a couple of years back in Ava DuVernay's "Middle Of Nowhere." Season one slightly lacked a strong antagonist, with Pablo Schreiber's Pornstache being more pathetic than terrifying, but with Vee around (a heroin-dealing former mother figure to Taystee, and old adversary of Red's, who's reincarcerated in Litchfield at the end of episode two), season two has no such problem. Vee is smart, ruthless, hugely dangerous, and a real threat to many of the characters. And Toussaint is spectacularly good in the part, shifting on a dime between warm and matriarchal to chilly and brutal (her scene with Gloria, where she tearfully manipulates her way into getting some of her crew in the kitchen, deserves an Emmy all of its own). Sadly, *SPOILER*, it looks like we won't have Toussaint around for season three, and we do worry that this suggests the kind of antagonist-of-the-season structure that grew tired so fast on "Dexter" and "Boardwalk Empire," but we certainly relished having her around while she lasted, and look forward to her reteaming with DuVernay on the upcoming "Selma."
Anything you think we missed? Do you agree that the series has gotten better, or do you find season 2 a step down? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.

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Rodial BB Eye Venom Concealer
This is a first from Rodial – its one of the first cosmetic products they have created and it is to be launched at the same time as their BB Cream. Both of these will be available to buy in August, and will be exclusive to Harrods.
This concealer is a triple action concealer that will perfect and brighten the eye area.
£29 for 6ml
Available from 19th August 2012
Exclusive to Harrods, London
Contains Depiptides SYN-AKE which targets crows feet
Contains hyaluronic acid which plumps and hydrates the skin
Contains Ronasphere LDP which reduces the appearance of lines and wrinkles
Reflects the light to immediately brighten the under eye area
Contains SPF (althought does not state how much!)
Comes in two shades (I have Malibu)
Easy to apply and blend
I really like Rodial products and I was excited to try this concealer from them. Along with the BB Venom Cream which will also be released on the 19th August, these are the first make up products to be made by Rodial. Both of these are exclusive to Harrods.
This concealer is similar to the world famous YSL Touche Eclat in that it's a light reflecting concealer, especially produced for the under eye area. I do suffer from dark circles under my eyes, and I have had a good experience from this concealer. In comparison to the Touche Eclat, this Rodial one is more pigmented and it is longer wearing, and most importantly the Rodial contains all these active ingredients that the Touch Eclat doesn't!
In terms of application, its easy – it has a doe foot applicator which makes it easy to dab on the area and then I just blend it in with my finger.
The coverage is light to medium. You have to bear in mind this is because it's a light reflecting concealer and if you have very severe dark circles or intend to use this to cover bad acne or acne scarring then this is not the product for you. I have however used it on my and the coverage is actually better than I expected and in a jam I could use this, but that's not what its really made for!
I really like this under the eye area. It really does instantly brighten and covers my dark circles (which are not that bad). You don't need much of this, it has light -medium pigmentation but its effective.
I apply this once in the morning and it lasts all day, no need to re-apply, which again is really good, and considering this is quite pricey, its great that you don't need touch ups.
Now, I don't have any crows feet (yet), but my mum does so I gave it to her to try on her 59 year old skin. She loved this, she said it really does cover them up and almost acted as an eye treatment as well as a concealer. After using it for a week she said she could feel the benefit of the hyaluronic acid and the eye area felt more moisturised. She does not use an eye cream by the way…just so you know!
She really didn't want to give it back to me – I had to beg her for it back!! She has already told me that she will buy it when it comes out in August.
I enjoyed using this and I think it's a great product. You may hesitate buying this but it will last a long time since you don't need a lot of it and its really good, you should really consider giving it a try!
It is important to note that nothing from snakes is used in this product, as the name may imply, so no snakes or other animals were hurt in the making of this product
I am perplexed by the packaging, its nice and smart but it reminds me of a lipgloss rather than a concealer for some reason.
One downside of this concealer is that it only comes in two shades, but perhaps they will add more shades to the line once its been on sale for a while? For reference I am light -medium olive skinned (MAC NC35) and I used Malibu shade which is a good match for me and its the darker of the two shades this comes in.
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Overall I am giving this 4/5!
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Ah it sucks that it doesn't come in more shades but I guess they would rather want to see how it works on a small consumer base before ranging out. It sounds like a good product and it sounds like it will last for a while if not much is needed – thanks for the review.
Hey LaaLaa, thanks for your comment! I know its a shame about the shades but Rodial will bring out more shades if the product is popular, which I think it will be. If you remember, YSL only had a few shades of their Touche Eclat when that first came out, then they added more, hopefully this will happen with the Rodial. Thanks for your comment darling x
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One of the greatest advantages that the PlayStation 2 had over the Xbox and even Gamecube was that it was the primary SKU for developers. The same trend follows with the Xbox 360 in the current generation. Being the first to the market in 2005, the Xbox 360 has become the core console to develop on, followed by the PlayStation 3. Because the Xbox 360 is the lead SKU for many developers, sometimes the PlayStation 3 becomes the backseat driver to many projects, thus, getting a later release date. However, recent revelations show that perhaps the PS3 could possibly become the lead platform for developers down the road.
When had the opportunity to sit down with Gamasutra, studio head of Midway Chicago, Mike Bilder said some pretty interesting comments in favor of the PS3. When asked about what they [Midway] would have done differently from the start in terms of development, Mike Bilder had this to say:
"I think a lot of people and a lot of focus as far as games that we have internally that are going to be multi-SKU are trying to put the PS3 out in front now, make that your lead SKU. And in the same way I think a lot of people put the PS2 as their lead SKU in the last hardware generation, and then Xbox came after.", said Mike Bilder. He later went on to comment, "The difficulty you run into there, at least in the last generation, was that the Xbox was considerably more powerful than the PS2, and you found that people didn't always take advantage of the hardware. Whereas with the PS3 and the 360, it's certainly more of a level playing field, so I don't think it's necessarily a negative to put the PS3 first. But it does help mitigate some of that risk in framerate, memory, technology, just the hardware differences."
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It is a very simple question, but I think it is a little bit controversial.
When I code Java classes I use the following order.
class Foo {
// static fields
// instance fields
// constructors
// methods (non-static and static methods are mixed but sorted based on their functionalities)
I read an article that says:
(From http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/makinggwtbetter.html#codestyle)
Java types should have the following member order:
Nested Types (mixing inner and static classes is okay)
Static Fields
Static Initializers
Static Methods
Instance Fields
Instance Initializers
Instance Methods
If I follow the article, the order above should be
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// static methods
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// constructors
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Hello everyone!!! A lot has happened since the end of May so I will share with you all the exciting things & everything in between. On May 24th I went in to sign all the paperwork for our new place. May 25th was moving day!!!! My sis-in-law, her hubby, and a friend of theirs helped us move. My sis-in-law also took us grocery shopping afterwards as well! We didn't go to church on Sunday because I was completely exhausted and Avery was sick with a sinus head cold. So Tuesday May 28th we were able to go to Womens Bible study, and ran some errands. Wednesday May 29th from 1pm-4pm was a cleaning party. A couple of my friends from church came to help me clean the old place and patch some holes. Thursday May 30th a friend drove me to the old place while my mom was watching my son to finish cleaning it. It took me 5.5 hours. Let's just say by the time I got home I took a shower & was ready for bed... Well I turned in the keys and I also took pictures of everything that was done to where they can't charge me for stuff that I did. Yay, I am done with the old place!!!!!! So that sums up the rest of May...
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I used dlink-di604 enthernet board as router to share web access.
My ISP provides the service base on Ethernet rathern than base on Ethernet pppoe mode.
It is manually setup ipv4, subnet mask , DNS, Gateway etc
Log in using web user name&password.
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try to access dlink di604 setup inferface, but failed
I call command
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Dos shell displayed:
Ethernet adapter Local Connection:
Physical Address: 00-3c-56-79-19-49
IPv4 address:10.7.8.225
subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
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DNS servers 10.10.10.10
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Cyclones To Host Cowgirls On Senior Night
AMES, Iowa- The Iowa State soccer team returns to the Cyclone Sports Complex for their final home game of the season Friday at 7 p.m. against Oklahoma State.
Friday's game will be senior night, and each of Iowa State's seniors will be honored before the start of the game.
Last time out
Iowa State fell 1-0 to the TCU Horned Frogs last game in Fort Worth, Texas. Iowa State was able to fire 22 shots at the Horned Frogs, but were unable to find the back of the net. Multiple times a Cyclone shot hit the cross bar leaving Iowa State without anything to show for their offensive work. Iowa State was led by senior Jessie Reyes, who fired five total shots during the contest.
Scouting the Cowgirls
Oklahoma State (7-4-6, 2-2-3) is led by freshman Courtney Dike, who is tied for second in the conference for goals scored with 11. In conference games alone Oklahoma State is tied for fifth in the Big 12 in goals and points scored. All of the Cowgirls' goals scored this season have come from either a freshman or sophomore.
What to watch for
Friday night's game will play a large part in seeding for the Big 12 tournament. Both the Cyclones and Cowgirls have clinched a spot in the tournament and will look to better their seeding. Throughout conference play both teams have put up similar statistics. The key matchup in this game will be how the Cyclones look to slow down Dikes' offensive attack. Dike has scored almost half of the Cowgirls goals this season.
Follow Iowa State soccer's twitter account @cycloneSCR for live updates on the game. Fans can watch the game live on Cyclones.tv. Results will be available on Cyclones.com after the conclusion of the game.


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I called it! Ryan Sheckler won again in Cleveland!
Looks like the Sheckler Tour is going quite well, eh? And how 'bout this little bit about Sheck and the strange weather patterns that seem to follow him. Enough reading material to keep you busy 'til you go skating. Which is what I'm about to do right now... see ya!


text: Commerce gets social: How social networks are driving what you buy Social networks 18 January 11 by David Rowan and Tom Cheshire This article was taken from the February 2011 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing online.Ryan Romanchuk recently bought some Scott Naturals toilet paper, refills for his Reach dental flosser, Strunk's The Elements of Style (fourth edition) -- plus a Glock 23 semi-automatic pistol. In fact, every time the 25-year-old software engineer spends money -- on The Hurt Locker at iTunes, or a Wolf Trap gold-mining sluice -- he lets the world know on Blippy, a website that automatically and very publicly shares all of its members' credit card transactions in real time. Launched last January and backed by $13 million from investors including Twitter's Evan Williams and Sequoia Capital, Blippy also publishes transactions on your eBay, Amazon and other linked accounts. And because the site encourages friends to comment on items shared, it says users can "watch... purchases come to life".For Romanchuk, based in Palo Alto, California, such sharing is a means of self-expression that earns social capital. "I share because I get validation through my peers," he says. "It's the most honest way I can express my interests and values. It's a great feeling to find complete strangers who have watched the same movie or read the same book, and it's rewarding when others reach out about the things I reviewed that I care deeply about. It also influences my purchases: if one of my friends watches a movie, I almost always add it to my Netflix queue."Romanchuk doesn't mind that, last April, Blippy let Google expose some users' credit card numbers: he is hooked. Indeed, he has now got a job there writing code. "That initial fear [of sharing] is what really gets me excited about this space," he says. "You quickly realise that obsessively reviewing the things you buy is, well, a lot less scary than you thought, and you have fun in the process."First Mark Zuckerberg built the social graph -- his term for the network of relationships among Facebook's half-billion-plus users. Now the race is on to monetise it by tapping into the influence each of us wields over our friends. From group-buying sites to product-recommendation services, hundreds of startups are clamouring to build a social layer on top of online commerce.The act of "turning products into conversations" may not always imply an obvious business model -- but that's not preventing "social commerce" businesses from attracting funding, buzz and in some cases substantial revenue streams. "If I had to guess, social commerce is the next area to really blow up," Zuckerberg said last August, when Facebook launched its Places mobile-location service. By November, Deals had been added to Places -- allowing partners such as Gap and the local takeaway to reward members who check in to their local store or share offers with friends. More than a million third-party sites, meanwhile, have integrated Facebook's open platform to let members connect with friends and share their opinions on those sites: half of comScore's Global Top 100 websites have integrated with Facebook. And each time a member clicks the "Like" button on one of these sites, they signal their affinity for a product or a brand to their group of friends. That sharing generates real cash: ticketing site Eventbrite.com says one Facebook share of an event drives 11 visits to the site and generates $2.52 (£1.60) in sales, compared with $0.90 for an event shared on LinkedIn and $0.43 on Twitter.Venture capitalists see a huge opportunity. In October, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB), the Silicon Valley investors who took early stakes in Google and Amazon, partnered with Facebook, Amazon and Zynga to launch a $250 million fund to back entrepreneurs inventing social applications and services. "Social is just getting started and the opportunities are vast," KPCB partner Bing Gordon said at the launch. "Every business, organisation and entrepreneur should have a social strategy." The fund's investments in social commerce include Lockerz, "a community of trendsetters and tastemakers who love to shop, play and connect on the web" and who earn discounts on music, fashion and electronics. In barely a year, Lockerz attracted 17 million members.The potential for social commerce today is "infinite", Gordon tells Wired. "All internet and connected mobile users will tap into their social networks daily. It is a friction-free way to build social capital effortlessly, and ha strong network effects." So, you introduce new friends to a service or goods that you value. Eventually, Gordon says, "every we page will have your friends' profile picture on them, based on their relevance to that site Every ecommerce site will have to adapt." Purchasing decisions, of course, have always been influenced by friends' opinions. But the efficiencies and scale of today's social internet can transform a retail or service business overnight whether through membership-deals site such as Groupon and vente-privee.com or via product-discovery communities including Polyvore and Kaboodle. Location-aware smartphones, meanwhile, add the immediacy of the socially shared real-world check-in -- with app-based services such a Stickybits encouraging users to scan bar codes and then share product comment using video, photos and audio, thus earning points that can be cashed in on offers. Danny Rimer, a partner at Index Venture in London, noticed a year ago that something big was starting to happen. "We picked up a trend on YouTube called v-hauling," he says. "We saw these 18 to 25-year-old girls going online with their most recent shopping bag from Topshop and Target, explaining to the camera why these were awesome goods. And some of them had followers in the hundreds of thousands." Today the leading YouTube video-haulers include 17-year-old juicystar07, "a girl who loves to play around with makeup" and has accumulated 98 million views; andDulceCandy87, a 23-year-old from Los Angeles whose videos have been seen more than 60 million times. 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CHINA-HUNAN 1922 Provincial Constitution One Dollar Silver, L&M867, Y404, NGC MS62. W&B Capital Collection. Plate Coin of "TOP CHINESE COINS-SILVER COINAGE".
The Hunan mint struck the 1922 Constitution Dollar in small quantities. The design on the obverse includes three horizontal lines within a wreath, recognizing the promulgation of the Provincial Constitution on January 1st of the 11th year of the Republic of China. Surrounding the wreath is the Chinese legend ¡°Hunan Sheng Xian Cheng Li Ji Nian¡± (in commemoration of the Promulgation of the Hunan Provincial Constitution) and the date of its promulgation, with the value ¡°Yi Yuan¡± on the left and right sides. The reverse features crossed 18-star and five-colored flags, with a sunflower design hovering above. Around the border are the English legends "REPUBLIC OF CHINA" and "ONE DOLLAR", separated by two stops.
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Reviewed: Clement Strada LGG 28mm tires add traction, confidence on the dirt
- By Spencer Powlison
- Published Apr. 21, 2014
- Updated Jul. 30, 2014 at 6:30 PM EDT
- Clement's Strada LGG is available in a wide 28c size. Although the label says 85psi is the minimum, we ran it as low as 60psi. The chevron tread pattern, combined with dual-compound rubber, also aided traction. Photo: Spencer Powlison | VeloNews.com
- The 28c LGG was a tight fit on our test bike's 3T fork, but it rarely caused problems. Occassionally, we'd hear pieces of gravel getting knocked off as the tire spun, but it didn't slow us down. Photo: Spencer Powlison | VeloNews.com
- The chubby LGG tire provides lots of comfort and traction on all surfaces. Photo: Spencer Powlison | VeloNews.com
- If you aren't ready to jump into the wide tire game, the Strada LGG can also be found in a 25c size, which still has the supple 120tpi casing and other amenities. Photo: Spencer Powlison | VeloNews.com
We've been riding rough roads for ages — dirt, cobbles, you name it. So why did it take so long for capable, wide tires like Clement's Strada LGG to become available to the average rider?
Much like Bob's Country Bunker in "Blues Brothers," a bar that plays both kinds of music — country and Western — cyclists in the recent era had to chose between 21c and 23c tires.
Remember, we're talking about tires that the average person can buy from a shop and install themselves. Yes, there have always been special, cave-aged, pro-only tires that get lovingly glued to Ambrosio rims for one day in Northern France each spring.
But for the rest of us, is the 28mm, 120 tpi Clement Strada LGG a better choice than its narrower brethren?
A tight squeeze
For starters, your frame and fork might not accommodate a 25mm tire. It was a tight fit on our Focus Izalco with a 3T fork, but it worked. Fortunately, many "endurance" road bikes have more clearance than the standard race chassis.
Mounted to fairly conventional Shimano RS80 wheels, the LGG measured an honest 28mm at its widest point. Each tire weighs approximately 250g.
If your frame and fork won't accommodate a 28mm, Clement offers the same tire in a 25mm size.
Getting dirty
Road riding around our Boulder, Colorado home base is always best with a healthy dose of dirt roads. So much so that we rarely regretted riding the 25mm LGG full-time.
No, a wide tire like this doesn't have the raw speed of a narrower race tire on pavement. But it gives you a wider range of options. We experimented with pressures as low as 60psi (rider weight: 145 pounds) and found the wide tires to be sublime on the chop.
For everyday riding, we preferred about 75-80psi, which provided a balance of compliance and rolling speed, even on our area's tougher paved climbs.
Traction talk
The LGG's extra traction was a noticeable improvement over standard 23, even 25mm, tires. This translated into confidence in corners seasoned with spring grit.
Corners weren't the only place we loved the LGG. Its steady grip made for better braking on dirt descents, especially the kind with rough, sharp corners and steep drops — the places you need it most. We can only imagine how sublime these tires would be with a disc brake-equipped road bike.
Also of note when considering the LGG's grip is the dual-compound rubber and chevron tread on the sides. Beneath it all is a puncture protection belt, which worked flawlessly for us.
Though we didn't fall victim to any sharp rocks, it's easy to imagine how regular dirt riding would take its toll. Happily, the LGG's MSRP is $50, which is about $15 less than Challenge's Paris Roubaix. Clement's tire is also 35g lighter than it's the Paris Roubaix.
Are there any good reasons not to go with a wider tire? Whether you choose the LGG or something else, there are few drawbacks. Unless you're a slave to paved speed, you'll enjoy the way a pair of LGGs expands your bike's capabilities.
Price: $50
Weight: 250g
Pros: Versatility to help you ride nearly any road comfortably, excellent traction, affordable.
Cons: Won't help you win the town line sprint on your Wednesday night ride … But do you care?
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Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, indicates the release of two Eritrean TV journalists who have been held in Ethiopia since they were captured in Somalia in 2006.
In a press conference with exiled Eritrean Journalists who have been attending the week-long meeting of Eritrean professionals, PM Meles Zenzawi clearly sympathised with the situation of the victims, and said, if they had not been involved in any espionage activities on behalf of the PFDJ regime, they will be freed subsequent to investigation.
The Eritrean state TV journalists, Tesfaklidet Kidane and Saleh Idris Gama were sent to Somalia by the PFDJ regime before they were captured there, when the Ethiopian army crushed the Union of Islamic Courts.
Many foreigners including Eritreans fought alongside the Union of Islamic Courts.
The PFDJ regime which doesn't care about human life that it couldn't enslave any longer, simply ignored the plight of these people, to hide its direct involvement in Somalia.
With regard to the meeting of the Eritrean professionals that took place in Addis Ababa, PM Meles Zenawi gave extensive clarification as to why the Ethiopian government hosted the event and what its outcomes would be. He said, it was a courtesy of a good neighbour to the Eritrean people that is being scourged by the totalitarian PFDJ regime. Indicating his pleasure with the outcome of the intensive meetings, PM Meles expressed his satisfaction that this will boost efforts by Eritreans to achieve democratic change in Eritrea.
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Subject: Re: [OMPI users] Problem with MPI_File_read() (2)
From: Jovana Knezevic (jovana.knezevic.83_at_[hidden])
Date: 2009-04-15 05:06:21
> In general, files written by MPI_File_write (and friends) are only
> guaranteed to be readable by MPI_File_read (and friends). So if you
> have an ASCII input file, or even a binary input file, you might need
> to read it in with traditional/unix file read functions and then write
> it out with MPI_File_write. Then your parallel application will be
> able to use the various MPI_File_* functions to read the file at run-
> time. Hence, there's no real generic <non-MPI-file> -> <MPI-file>
> convertor; you'll need to write your own that is specific to your data.
> Make sense?
Hello Jeff!
Thanks a lot!
Yes, sure, what you say makes sense. On the other hand, it seems I
will have to "traditionaly"-open the input file for n times - each one
for one process, since anyway all of my processes have to collect
their data from it (each parsing it from the beginning to the end),
don't you think so? I wanted to take an advantage of MPI to read (in
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INDIANAPOLIS - The Butler men's tennis team lost, 7-0, Sunday to Illinois State at the Butler Tennis Bubble. BU is now 2-5 on the season.
The Redbirds took two of three to win the doubles point, with Chris Herron and Zach Ervin combining for a win at No. 3 doubles.
Illinois State won all six singles contests. Three Bulldogs - Ervin, Bryce Warren and Brandon Bayliss - did manage to win one set each.
BU returns to the court Tuesday, Feb. 16 vs. Xavier. The match, at the Butler Tennis Bubble, will be at 3 p.m.


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How to Deal With Friendship Troubles (for Girls)
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1Learn more about the word "respect". You have been hearing the word "respect" at school, at home, everywhere, for a long time now. Now what does respect have to do with friendship? EVERYTHING! Respecting one another prevents friendship troubles. Respect may be the strongest thing in a friendship.
2Take care of your friendships. Friendships need care as much as a flower needs water. Caring for one another is also important. Care for each others feelings. When your friend is hurt, help them.
3Don't ignore your friends. Being left out from your friend(s) is not good. You have made a new friend and you are always hanging out. But then another girl comes by and- WHAM! They start hanging out together. A way to fix a situation like this is talking to your friend. Let them know what you are feeling about that.
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The Cuyahoga Falls Parks and Recreation Department will offer progressive tennis instruction for ages 7-17 beginning the week of June 10. Three skill levels are offered. Participants need their own racquet. Please refer to the following descriptions. All registration will take place at the Parks and Recreation Office, the Quirk Cultural Center or online at www.cityofcf.com/parksandrec. Registration deadline is one day prior to each start date, no sign ups at the courts. All fees include T-shirt and entry into the Youth Tournament following the lessons. All lessons are now being held at the courts at Falls High. All lessons are June 10-26 (Mon. & Wed.) or June 11-27 (Tues. & Thurs.). For more information or to register please call the Parks and Recreation Office at 330-971-8225.
Beginner Level (elementary and middle school aged participants) Fee: $45R/$50NR
For players with little or no experience playing tennis. Basic strokes such as forehand, backhand, serving and net play will be covered. Basic technique will be stressed. This class meets for one hour twice a week (8:45-9:45 am) for three weeks.
Junior Varsity Level (middle school and high school aged participants) Fee: $50R/$55NR
For players who have taken lessons before. Drills in this level are geared to improve the player's consistency, learn court strategy, and perfect the proper form of all the strokes. This class meets one and a half hours twice a week (10:00 – 11:30 a.m.), for three weeks.
Varsity Level (high school aged participants) Fee: $50R/$55NR
For players have played high school tennis. This level is for serious players who want to improve all aspects of their game. Topspin, backspin, court strategy, ball placement, and the mental aspects of the game are covered. This class meets one and a half hours twice a week (11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.), for three weeks.


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Class of 2013 earns millions in scholarships
The graduating class of 2013 has earned millions of dollars in scholarships and will attend colleges, universities and technical centers across the United States.
Early data show that the Class of 2013 earned $62 million in scholarships. The school with the highest amount of scholarship monies earned was Cape Coral High School at $11.2 million.
Of the total figure, East Lee County High?graduates received $1.7 million in scholarships and graduates of Lehigh Senior High earned $2.4 million.
Along with scholarship dollars earned, members of the Class of 2013 reported on their post high school plans.
Of the students districtwide who provided information, the breakdown is as follows:
- Attend a Florida public community college: 810
- Attend an out-of-state community college: 67
- Attend a Florida public college/university: 2,093
- Attend a Florida private college/university: 233
- Attend an out-of-state college/university: 312
- Attend a Florida technical/trade/other: 307
- Attend an out-of-state technical/trade/other: 44
- Enter the military: 269
- None of the above: 42
438 students receive perfect scores on state subject area exams
The Florida Department of Education reported that of the 50,000 students tested in the Lee County School Distict this year, 438 students - 339 district students and 99 charter students - have received a perfect score on an FCAT 2.0 subject area test or End of Course exam.
Personalized certificates with the student's name and Gov. Rick Scott's signature are being forwarded to schools this week.
Students achieving a level 3 or above on an FCAT 2.0 subject area test or End of Course exam can also expect to receive a congratulatory letter from Scott.
The FCAT 2.0 included subject tests in reading, math, science, and writing; while the End of Course exams covered geometry, biology, algebra and U.S. history.
The district has not yet received a breakdown of perfect scores by subject area.
Overall, students in grades 3-10 performed primarily at or above the state level in FCAT 2.0 reading, math, science and writing.


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March 8, 2010
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Phone: 504-865-5229
NASA Astronaut Sandra Magnus will deliver the keynote address to junior high school girls and their families at the Sally Ride Science Festival at Tulane University on Saturday, March 13. Magnus' address will be part of a whole day's worth of events scheduled for 5th - 8th grade girls who are interested in science. Registration is now open for the festival, where experts, including Sally Ride Science Festival scientists, representatives from local industry and faculty from the Tulane School of Science and Engineering, will run discovery workshops for the students, and workshops for parents and teachers on ways to nurture students' interests in science and math.
The Sally Ride Science Festival, presented by Northrop Grumman Foundation, is open to the public but advanced registration is required. To register, go to www.sallyridescience.com or call 1-800-561-5161. A $20 advanced registration fee covers the workshops, lunch and a street fair with hands-on activities, booths and music. Scholarships are available.
Magnus had has two space flight experiences for NASA. For STS-112 Atlantis (Oct. 7-18, 2002), an International Space Station assembly mission, she operated the space station's robotic arm during the three spacewalks required to outfit and activate new components. The mission was accomplished in 170 orbits, traveling 4.5 million miles in 10 days, 19 hours, and 58 minutes. From Nov. 14, 2008 to March 28, 2009, Magnus participated in an expedition to deliver all of the additional components necessary to expand the International Space Station to support a six person crew. In that 4.5 month space mission, Magnus traveled over 50 million miles.
Sally Ride Science is an innovative science content company dedicated to fueling girls' and boys' interests in science, math and technology. Dr. Sally Ride, best known as America's first woman in space, founded the company in 2001 to create quality programs and products that educate, entertain, engage and inspire.
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I made about 6 sets of these boxes for co-workers and their children. The unfortunate thing is that it was last minute and I didn't snap a photo before they left my home. Thankfully, my friend Bex came through for me. *the kids had already been into them, so they aren't lying flat- so forgive the photo.
I got the template for these boxes at MFT, Poppin Petal Treat Trio. They were easy to cut and assemble and they look oh so cute! I then just embellished the box with lots of dies!
I am still at my folks' home, hoping to go home tonight. A friend that lives out my way said the roads are still too slushy and it would be near impossible to get back up my mountain. I could probably get home, but would have to walk up the drive. Uhhh.....I don't think so! LOL
So, here's wishing the temperatures rise and melt everything off.
Friday, December 17, 2010
Treat Trio
Labels: American Crafts, Cricut Expression, Dies, MFT, PTI, Punches, SVG File
5 comments:
- Michelle said...
These are adorable! Oh so cute - off to check out the template as you know I'm a template fool! Sorry to hear you haven't been able to make it home - thankful that you have a place you can stay though!!
- December 17, 2010 at 10:54 AM
- Lisa Foster said...
So Cute, Tina! I hope you make it home soon!
- December 17, 2010 at 12:53 PM
- Cindy Haffner said...
FABULOUS Tina, love your boxes!!
- December 17, 2010 at 11:51 PM
- Rachel said...
These are wonderful Tina!! I sure hope you finally made it home.
- December 18, 2010 at 9:48 PM
- alienanessa said...
If it weren't for YOU, I wouldn't know about these cool templates. I'm serious. And the milk cartons that you sent me were GIANT HITS with the teachers!! This one, no exception, love this!! I should get the template and make these for V's day!!!
- January 2, 2011 at 1:28 AM
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Directory:Solar Problems
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A directory of problems relating to solar energy.
- Pollution / Solar > Problems >
New Book: Solar Cells 23,000 Times Worse for Environment Than Carbon Dioxide - Green Illusions (June 2012, University of Nebraska Press) explains how the solar industry has grown to become one of the leading emitters of hexafluoroethane (C2F6), nitrogen trifluoride (NF3), and sulfur hexafluoride (SF6). These three potent greenhouse gases, used by solar cell fabricators, make carbon dioxide (CO2) seem harmless. (TheDailyBell; June 5, 2012)
- Solar > Problems / Wind > Farms > Downsides >
Renewable "Green" Energy Yields Very Poor Results - A 1 GW wind farm would require 500 windmills, each producing 2 MW -- assuming the farm operates at full capacity, which doesn't happen continually in reality. Since wind turbines must be spaced apart to maximize production, a 1 GW farm needs from 48,000 to 64,000 acres of land (75 to 100 square miles). In contrast, a 1 GW gas-fired plant needs about 10 to 15 acres. (MadIsle / Newsmax; January 30, 2012)
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Solar Industry Responsible for Dumping 2.4 Million Tons of Lead on China and India - It turns out that some members of the solar panel manufacturing industry might actually be doing harm while advancing renewable energy by dumping millions of tons of lead into the environment in China and India. (TreeHugger; September 4, 2011)
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Iceland volcano suggests non-solar/wind alt energy solutions - The volcano Eyjafjallajokull in Iceland that has been grounding air travel and impacting the economy in much of Europe also is not good news for the solar and wind energy industry, but gives a strong vote for developing other free energy technologies. (PESN; April 19, 2010) (Comments)
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Solar's Dirty Little Secret - "Green" solar panels can have their dirty side in terms of disposal and manufacturing. A report by the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition ranks solar manufacturers on environmental health and safety, and urges solar companies to start investing in recycling efforts. (GreenTechMedia; March 23, 2010) (See Citizens at Risk, a 15-minute film about the dangerous electronics recyler industry in India.)
- The Not-So-Sunny Side of Solar Panels - The semiconductor and electronics industry was long perceived as being a "green" industry and many of its more egregious impacts went unaddressed for years. The same precautionary approach should apply when regulating Photovoltaics, due to the toxic chemicals and materials involved in manufacturiing. (Voice of San Diego; Feb. 16, 2009)
- Tokyo Electric Power Company Announces Brutally Small Solar Power Plant - How many 10 megawatt solar power plants does it take to replace a 1970s nuclear reactor? Answer: 25,000. (TreeHugger; Jan. 29, 2009)
- Solar Panels Are Vanishing, Only to Reappear on the Internet - Solar power, with its promise of emissions-free renewable energy, boasts a growing number of fans. Some of them, it turns out, are thieves. (New York Times; Sept. 23, 2008)
- Greentech Media - posts nine trends they see in the solar industry.(Greentech Media; Feb, 26, 2008)
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Review: CARNE DE PERRO Is A Guilt Trip
After screening at many festivals around the world, including at SXSW this year and the Valdivia International Film Festival in Chile last year, Carne de Perro has finally come to Chilean cinema screens. It's somewhat to my surprise and shock this has happened as there were many other Chilean films which screened at Valdivia that were more, shall we say, accessible to larger audiences, and yet this one is the one we get in cinemas.
Now, I'm not complaining, I'm truly happy when these movies are finally released in Chile as many seem to be on an endless loop of film festivals around the world, whetting the appetites of many but never becoming available to watch back home. With Carne de Perro (Dog Flesh) it's curious how a film as close in its aesthetic to what could be called 'arthouse sensibilities' can have such a wide release, especially with so many scenes that are really hard to watch. It could be a sign that local audiences are changing enough to take a look at different stories, especially one such as this that deals with a man who hides in the shadows of his own past trying to wrestle with decisions he's made.
This is the story of Alejandro (played perfectly by Alejandro Goic), an ex-CNI agent who worked in a similar fashion to the SS Gestapo under the government of Pinochet in Chile. He is divorced and can't work at the moment; the taxi cab that he uses to make ends meet is broken and the mechanic doesn't seem to help one bit. During all this we see how Alejandro is clearly disturbed; he has fits of rage that make him hit the walls and door of his house furiously, he has panic attacks in the middle of the night, and what may be one of the most unsettling moments of the film, he hurts his own dog.
The film tells its story through scenes of Alejandro in different landscapes of the area in which he lives, a low-middle class condition that is the complete opposite of the pride that he seems to feel towards his work during the dictatorship. This pride can be felt through his continuous maintenance of his image as a patriot and a good Chilean, such as putting up two Chilean flags on the roof of his house once he is informed of the suicide of one of his companions at the CNI. Likewise he listens to marches and military songs as he prepares boiling water, not to cook, but while fuming about his dog dragging his clothes through the garden.
Alejandro is always framed in some way so that he seems alien to the world around him. His curved back and attitude of 'I'm just passing by, don't notice me' is a psychological aspect of his performance enhanced by the visual composition, with Alejandro positioned on one side of the frame most of the time, such as when he is walking, crossing a bridge, spying on someone, or washing his hands continuously.
It is thanks to the strong performance of Alejandro Goic, that even if we never actually know what he did during those years we can still guess that he did awful things. This is especially felt when we see what he does to the only companion he had left: his dog.
Nevertheless, while the movie is based around the performance of Goic, it's lacking in other aspects, especially when it comes to surprising the viewer with visual flair. While the cinematography is serviceable (beyond the shot structure or framing) it is completely uninteresting. Likewise the plot and script, while minimalistic, still contains lines that are extremely forced and pointless characters that don't seem to bring any energy to the story.
Taking away a little from the viewing experience locally is the fact that each and every one of the supporting characters surrounding Alejandro is played by a famous Chilean actor. At the screening I attended there was plenty of actor-spotting as if the audience was playing a game. Most shocking was Catalina Saavedra, famous even outside of Chile for her role in The Maid, but who only has a non-speaking role and appears for about 30 seconds.
Alejandro Goic is also a bit overused in Chilean films, but here he manages to create a full character that generates dual feelings of compassion and disgust, and that isn't something you can say every day.
The film is certainly watchable, despite violent scenes with the dog that must be among the most disturbing in Chilean cinema in a long time. It is recommended to those who can see it in theaters in Chile. It may not be a great movie, but it does carry a great central performance.
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After the huge success of Avatar, director James Cameron can probably work on any movie he wants. Cameron has a variety of projects lined up, producing At the Mountains of Madness for director Guillermo del Toro and possibly directing an adaptation of Battle Angel before he starts work on Avatar 2. For now, Cameron is progressing on different versions of Avatar for various DVD and Blu-Ray releases and is trying to convert his Titanic to 3-D. Cameron told The New York Times that he is in "the early stages of [the 3-D conversion] process" on Titanic.
We've been moving very slowly to make sure that we do it right, and we've basically gone to every single vendor who does 3-D conversion, that's a credible vendor, and there were seven that we have received tests from. We've analyzed the tests, in a couple of cases we sent them back and told them to remake parts of it, because it was unacceptable, and now we're baking off the different vendors against each other and we're going to choose the top two or three vendors and we're going to split the show up between them. That's our game plan. So we maximize the quality. Everybody's busy now because there's a lot of conversion work.
Which original movie Cameron will work on next is in question. Cameron wouldn't admit that Avatar 2 was "inevitable," even if he admitted in April that the sequel would be "focusing on the ocean on Pandora". According to Cameron, the only hold-up seems to be that "we still haven't worked out our deal with 20th Century Fox."
So we're still in an ongoing negotiation on [Avatar 2]. Because it's a big piece of business, and I'm trying to map it out as a game plan that stretches forward 10 years. And they don't like to think that long term. We'll get it worked out, probably. I would assign a high probability to that. Whether that's my next film or not remains to be seen.
Besides Battle angel, Avatar 2 could have another challenger for Cameron's attention: a 3-D (duh) movie about Cleopatra starring Angelina Jolie.
There's a Cleopatra project in work, meaning that it's been in development at Sony. And it's a subject that's always fascinated me. So yeah, I've been talking to them about it but no decisions have been made. But it sounds hot, doesn't it? I mean, Angelina Jolie and Cleopatra? To me, that's like a slam dunk. Whether I wind up doing it or not, I think it's going to be a great project.
Jolie has been linked to Cleopatra since July, reportedly with Steven Soderbergh at the helm of a movie that was planned as a musical. At the time, Jolie said the project was "in the early stages," and was without a script.


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I will be retiring this site at the end of 2014.
Carolyn Black
Please visit my new site – for Flow Contemporary Arts
I will be retiring this site at the end of 2014.
Carolyn Black
Back in the Forest today, and looking at ways of working with wood to make the cabinet for the libraries. I have been researching how the final design might become freely available (under a Creative Commons license) for anyone to use. So this has led me to designing it in the computer, the components then to be cut out of sheet ply – a sort of cabinet-of-change Airfix kit. Well, it is early days yet, so today I have visited Woodford Engineering in Lydney, who can laser- or water-cut almost anything. It is amazing to see how easily light can cut through steel. Thanks Graeme for showing me around today, also for pointing me in the right direction for my fungi hunt!
Graeme told me where to look, and what incredible fungi they are too! More closely related to animals than plants, the fungi have a kingdom all to themselves. I always think of them as agents of change, mainly because so many of them grow on decaying matter in the forest, recycling vital nutrients back into the food chain ready to be made into new life. But these ones are growing on a living tree and are a great example of the other side to fungi that fascinates me: the outlandish shapes they assume. Almost like solidified liquid, or ripples frozen in time, these fan fungi are quite an inspiration. Something to keep in mind when designing the cabinet.
Having really enjoyed Sara Maitland's last publication A Book of Silence, I went straight in with this one. It includes a fascinating chapter on mining in the Forest of Dean, but what particularly caught my attention (and obviously that of the cover designer too) was the reference to mycorrhizal fungi in the introduction. I have always liked fungi, not just to eat but because of the wonderful sculptural structures that they create, but I had forgotten about those fungi that team up with trees underground. Most trees work in conjunction with fungi when it comes to their roots, a mycorrhizal relationship as it is called. These fungi attach themselves to the root tips and, in effect, massively extend the root system with their own bodies, pushing microscopic fungal fingers out into the soil which can absorb far more water and minerals than the trees could do by itself. These…
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It's not too late: – Mitcheldean Library at 10.30-12.30 and Newnham Library at 2-4 TODAY
After today we have another 2 at each library
on Monday 3rd and the 18th JUNE
This is how we plan to work together, but it can change according to the needs of everyone – it is a pilot. The key objectives for the workshops are:
Flow Contemporary Arts is managing and overseeing the project & Simon Ryder is the artist in residence during May & June. We won't be available all the time but you can contact us by email with any questions and we'll get back to you.
During the project Simon will be blogging about what he learns as he does some research in the forest, which you will be able to read here.
See on Scoop.it – inspirational thinking in the arts
I know I am biased, but the way Gill from Lightsgoingon understands how we encounter art, and how good public engagement training can assist in that process, is spot-on. It's all about empathy, what are those that produce work sharing with their audiences? Treating audiences like consumers is no longer acceptable, there are more intelligent ways to celebrate and promote art.
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a playful provocation……one of those thoughts that grows while you drive and listen to the radio…..
Artist and egg discussion inspired by a Radio 4 programme about freezing eggs for fertility reasons, and the announcement by Maria Miller that "our focus must be on culture's economic impact." Miller states: "40% of tourists to the UK cite culture and heritage as the primary reason for their visit. This generates tens of billions of pounds each year for the UK economy, not only through tickets and entrance fees, but in thousands of pounds spent in shops, hotels and restaurants. All of which is delivering real economic benefits to local businesses and local communities" can someone please explain why this government aims to put all the eggs in one basket and crush them?
It came into my mind that artists are like eggs, and that embryos are the artists creative potential – unborn art. Like eggs, they need nurturing and incubating, kept in the right conditions, supported until maturity, so they can bring forth art.
If I replace the word women [seeking fertility support- those who want to bring forth] with the word culture, and the word pregnancy with the word society [as the conditions in which the embryo/artist is nurtured] an intriguing narrative arises. So I have quoted the first paragraph, and come up with the second.
The words changed/replaced (and some have been sneakily removed!) are:
Egg = artist
Women = culture
Fertility = creativity
Personal = economic
Reproduction = creative
Pregnancy = society
Cancer = cultural apathy
Treatments = government cuts
Storing frozen embryos = supporting artists
Individuals or couple = cities
Embryos = artists creative potential
Fertilize = support
IVF = economic
Educational, career or other personal goals = save money
Who should consider egg freezing?
Egg freezing can be beneficial for a number of reasons for women wishing to preserve their fertility for the future including:
Women who want or need to delay childbearing in order to pursue educational, career or other personal goals. Because fertility is known to decline with age, freezing your eggs at an early reproductive age will best insure your chance for a future pregnancy. Unlike the ovary and oocytes (eggs), the uterus does not age and can carry a pregnancy well in to the 40s and 50s. Frozen (cryopreserved) eggs are stored at -196 degrees, so there is no deterioration in eqq quality with time.
Women diagnosed with cancer. Egg freezing offers a chance to preserve eggs prior to chemotherapy, surgery or radiation. Most of these treatments destroy the eggs and lead to infertility. In some cases, viable eggs may be present after cancer treatment. Fertility preserving options vary depending on age, type of cancer, and cancer-treatment plan.
Women with objections to storing frozen embryos for religious and/or moral reasons. Following a standard IVF process, many individuals or couples have excess embryos. The decision to freeze these unused embryos may be difficult because the options for embryo disposition – how, when or if they will ever be used – can be an ethically and religiously complex choice for many.
Who should consider artists ?
Artists can be beneficial for a number of reasons for cultures wishing to preserve their creativity for the future including:
Cultures who want or need to delay making art in order to save money. Because creativity is known to decline with age, nurturing your artists at an early creative age will best insure your chance for a future society. Unlike artists, the art does not age and can carry a society well in to the future.
Cultures diagnosed with cultural apathy. Funding offers a chance to preserve artists. Most of these government cuts destroy the artists and lead to non-creativity. In some cases, viable artists may be present after cultural apathy treatment. Creativity preserving options vary depending on age, type of cultural apathy, and cultural apathy-treatment plan.
Cultures with objections to supporting artists for religious and/or moral reasons. Following a standard process, many cities have excess young artists. The decision to freeze these unused young artists may be difficult because the options for artists disposition – how, when or if they will ever be used – can be an ethically and religiously complex choice for many.
(NOTE: There is no intention here of questioning the value of fertility treatment, but rather I question the perceived value of artists in society)


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Morse code was an antiquated means of visual or audio communication via primitive technology developed on Earth, during the 19th century, such as telegraphs. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier; TNG: "A Fistful of Datas")
In 2152, Hoshi Sato attempted to use Morse code to communicate with Jonathan Archer while she experienced a hallucination during her first experience aboard a transporter. (ENT: "Vanishing Point")
In 2267, a "general call" Morse code was transmitted automatically by the SS Botany Bay and the code was received by the USS Enterprise. (TOS: "Space Seed")
In 2287, Montgomery Scott tapped out "stand back" in Morse code on the back of the USS Enterprise-A's brig moments before blasting a hole through the wall freeing Leonard McCoy, Spock and James T. Kirk. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)
In 2371, the USS Voyager discovered an Morse code signal for SOS (··· −−− ···, three dots, three dashes, three dots) emanating from a planet in the Delta Quadrant. (VOY: "The 37's")
In 2377 during the third segment of the Antarian Trans-stellar Rally Harry Kim had to alert B'Elanna Torres and Tom Paris on the Delta Flyer that their converter was rigged to explode when they crossed the finish line but Irina had damaged the comm system. He was able to alert them using a modulating pulse modified to mimic the Morse code he and Paris had used in the "Captain Proton" holonovels – "converter rigged: eject." (VOY: "Drive")
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This will be interesting. Biaggi complained about both the Yamaha and Honda. So much so that Honda told him to pi** off! I wonder if he'll be truthful about the Ducati? LOL
But that being said, I do hope Biaggi gets a wild card ride while Spies is out. It would be good to see ... maybe Stoner could do a wild card at Philip Island as well haha