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Every pitcher has one of those days, and today, Johan had one of those days. Mets just cannot seem to beat the Cubs as they couldnŌĆÖt finish their late inning rally, losing 8-7. Johan Santana simply just did not have it today. And unfortunately, he didnŌĆÖt have enough back up to cushion the blow. He gave up seven earned runs, five runs being from three different homeruns he gave up to total thirteen allowed hits. First batter of the ball game, Reed Johnson, takes the first pitch for a ball, and sends the second pitch over the wall. After the Mets took the lead, Santana gave up a solo run in the fourth, followed by five runs in the fifth thanks to homeruns from Anthony Rizzo and Jeff Baker. SantanaŌĆÖs demise would end there as he gets pulled after only four-and-two-third innings pitched. Santana threw 89 pitches in his short start, allowing those seven runs on thirteen hits. His only high point being that he didnŌĆÖt walk any, and struck out six. The seven runs is a season high for Santan...
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The correct French is "Il y a une couille dans le potage", you missed the "a".
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Hokkien Festival
The Chinese in Penang are mainly of Fukkienese dialect. We call ourselves "Hokkien lang" ie. 'Hokkien people" and speak a distinct variation of the Fukkien dialect - the Penang Hokkien that has absorbed many local Malay words but always pronounced them in our own way. For example, the Malay word for stone is 'batu', two syllables and each pronounced with a short sound but in Penang Hokkien, it becomes 'baatu", with the first syllable stressed longer than in the original word.
The 8th day of the Chinese New Year is a special day for all Fukkien people because that is when all the exciting preparations are done although the actual festival is on the 9th day. In Penang, the night of the 8th day is celebrated on a grand scale. A few days before that, every Hokkien family will be busy sourcing for sugar canes because it is a 'must have' item for prayers on that night. The canes which must be bought in pairs, are carefully selected for their size and straightness.
Offerings of special nyonya kuih, pink tortoise buns, fresh and dried fruits, pink sugar pagoda, roast pork are all part of the oferrings. Families that do well in business for the previous year and to ensure continued success will offer whole roast pigs.
A special raised altar will be erected, the higher the better. The sugar canes are tied to this altar.
Just before midnight everything will be ready. Prayers begin soon after 11 pm (due to Chinese time calculation). We used to let off long strings of fire crackers, the longer the better but it is now banned. Even then there is always the illegal bang, bang to be heard everywhere.
A huge heap of artistically folded joss papers are burnt at the end of the prayers. Often paper clothes for the Jade Emperor are added.
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The Tiger Bay Club of Tampa met today, showcasing two new books that are concerned with the lapse of integrity in todayâs political system. Former State Senator Robert McKnight and Bill Williams introduced their latest books at the presentation.
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A Super League season is always a long battle. Right now, though, Bradford are facing a real fight just to survive. It is a worrying time, not just for the Bulls but also for the sport as a whole.
No one wants to see a club go to the wall, particularly not when it is a club steeped in such tradition and history. This is, don't forget, a team that has been Grand Final winners three times since 1998.
They came through the licensing system last year, as you would expect, and yet in the space of time since that decision and now, they've got themselves into trouble. Now either someone knew about these financial problems and hasn't picked up on it early enough, been proactive rather than reactive, or they've buried their heads in the sand.
Now, though, someone just needs to admit they've gone wrong, and show exactly where.
I have questions - lots of them. Why is it £1 million that's required? Why the sudden date being set? What happens if they get £750,000? Where does that money already pledged go if the target isn't reached? Would that just be it for Bradford? What is this money that's being raised going to pay for? And, perhaps even more importantly, are those that have allowed Bradford to get into such a state going to be the ones trusted to spend it?
Even more importantly, it just seems to me that while the fundraising has gone on, no one has really taken any responsibility for the perilous position that the Bulls have seemingly suddenly found themselves in.
I know that some will point to there being warning signs - the sale of their ground just before the season got underway, as well as the fact that they cashed in on prized asset Andy Lynch during the winter.
I feel for the players because of the uncertainty, but the people I feel for the most are the fans. They are the ones who buy their season tickets, their memberships, pay out for the jerseys and the merchandise, yet now they are being asked to dig deep into their pockets again to save the club they love.
It's always the fans that are asked to get their team out of trouble. But if they are paying their money, they deserve to know where it's going and to know that measures are being put into place to make sure this situation doesn't occur again.
The supporters should be able to voice their opinions and concerns. They need to know who they are putting both their faith and finances in to take better care of Bradford.
The response from former Bulls, and the rugby league community as a whole, has been outstanding. I've seen on Twitter that former players like Shontayne Hape, Stuart Fielden and Jamie Peacock have been giving up their time, and some of their prized possessions such as Grand Final jumpers and rings, to try and help their old club. That is a tremendous personal sacrifice; they are not expected to do such things.
I worry, however, that this is just a band aid for the Bulls, a short-term plaster placed over the top of a deep wound. That's how it seems to me anyway.
I'm one of the strongest advocates for the licensing system, but this - after what happened with Crusaders right before the announcement last year - doesn't say much for it. If you're going to make a farce of it, then just get rid and go back to promotion and relegation.
We need to make sure that this doesn't happen again. Perhaps it's time for the Rugby Football League to get involved. To let one club go broke does not look good, to let two go in the space of six-to-eight months is just a disaster for the competition, and the sport, too.
If a club the size of Bradford is in such danger, what does it say for the rest in the competition? Is there a bigger issue in Super League?
With the Crusaders it was brushed aside a little because it was an expansion club, so people just said that the RFL should go back to their northern roots. I heard the RFL say they don't micro-manage clubs, which is all well and good. But surely someone has to oversee the way they are being run?
At the very least, the fans have a right to know.
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Hey there Yankee fans! I'm back for another Friday installment to once again call out our beloved Bronx Bombers. If you remember last week's article, I depicted a weekend of domination for the Yankees as they prepped to take on the last place and hapless Seattle Mariners.
Well Mr. Sabathia answered the bell one week ago today, as did the rest of the Yanks in a three-game sweep of the M's over the weekend.
On this particular weekend Aug 10th-12th, the Yankees again face a last place team in the Toronto Blue Jays. Decimated by injuries and lackluster effort (Blue Jays)the time is ripe for the Yankees to sweep the hated Jays in a three game set.
As you may have saw earlier this week, the Yankees begun a four game series against the contending Detroit Tigers. With Verlander on the docket in game 1, the Yankees wilted striking out 14 times against the right hander, tying a record that had survived since the 1950's for any RHP. That particular stat amazed me.
Well, the hangover carried over into Tuesday as the Yankees and Tigers battled in a slugfest, where Yankee pitching couldn't contain AL MVP candidate Miguel Cabrera, perhaps the best hitter on the planet. He destroyed Yankee pitching, it didn't matter who was on the hill.
As fickle Yankee fans, the panic button again was starting to be pressed a bit. However, any true Yankee fan could attest that the series vs. Detroit was going to be no cakewalk, especially in raucous Comerica Park. My mindset was of that at least the bats came alive when needed most and the Yanks had two more games to right the ship.
And right the ship they did. On Wednesday, CC Sabathia took the hill and was given a 7 run lead only to see it wilted down to one run by the 7th inning. Granted Sabathia wasn't his ace-like self, but manager Joe Girardi panicked and went to the bullpen. The Yankees survived however on some timely hits in the latter portion of the game and went on to win 12-8.
Thursday brought us a hot and humid day game from Detroit where behind some terrific defense and timely Home runs by Eric Chavez and Mark Teixiera the Yankees earned a split in what seemed destined to be a Detroit disaster. It will be remembered as one of the key games of the season. Make Note
Now, the Yankees continue the road trip just north of the border and face a listless Blue Jays squad without Jose Bautista, Brett Lawrie and numerous others. Tonight, Freddy 'Meatball' Garcia, as I've coined him, takes on Ricky Romero. Just like last Friday, it's time the Yankees take all life out of the Blue Jays.
Rogers Centre always leads to tons of runs being scored in it's hitter friendly environment and I expect the Yankees to knock the cover off the ball for the next three days. And let's face it, next week doesn't get any easier when the Yankees come home for four against the Texas Rangers and three with the Boston Red Sox.
These type of series are key to Yankee success. Once again, I'm calling the Yankees out. Don't fool around with this Blue Jays' club. It's time to put our empirical foot down and squeeze the life out of the blue birds.
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Article VI, Section 10: Vegetable gardens shall be allowed in the rear or side portions of said lots only.
That was going to be a problem. The rear and side portions of this particular lot are heavily wooded with five maples, three pines, two dogwoods, and more than a dozen cedars. The brief snatches of sunlight that make it past those trees are not enough to support a vegetable garden. If I wanted homegrown tomatoes, I had to break the rule.
And so I became an outlaw. I expanded the planting beds along the foundation and stole some land from the lawn. I ripped out several overly sheared shrubs and replaced them with blueberries. I added an herb garden, planted native flowers, and began to sneak vegetables into the mix. The idea was simple: Grow a vegetable garden that didn't look like a vegetable garden.
"Incognito edibles" became the garden's guiding theme. I chose ornamental varieties whenever possible—'Bright Lights' Swiss chard, 'Siam Queen' basil, 'Burgundy' okra—and did my best to hide the homelier crops. Sweet potatoes overflowed bushel baskets. Heirloom tomatoes shared trellises with 'Scarlet Emperor' runner beans. A dense border of basil, parsley, and purple-tinted 'Velour' filet bush beans hid less-attractive edibles from the street. Throughout the beds, native perennial and annual flowers disguised the operation.
The garden thrived, and the neighborhood noticed. Folks began to stop and chat while I weeded. Several drivers rolled their windows down to shout encouragement. No one complained about the vegetables.
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I'm lucky. Unlike many homeowners in HOAs and other association-governed communities, I don't need to choose between my garden and my home. My HOA is more likely to scold than to foreclose; all my neighbors agree that it's a remarkably easygoing group. And that's a good thing, because I'm not exactly trying to keep the garden a secret. In fact, I'm hoping my garden will prompt a civil, neighborly discussion and lead to changes in the rule. Because, while I understand the HOA's desire and responsibility to protect the look and value of my community's homes, I don't believe that wholesale discrimination against front-yard vegetables is the way to do it. When I bought this house, the front yard was in perfect standing. It followed the rules of the community to the letter. And it was boring. Now, it's in blatant violation. Are the neighbors upset? Hardly. I've lost count of the number of compliments I've received.
In another year or two, I'll start that discussion with my HOA and begin working toward changing the regulations. Eventually—with a little luck and some support from my neighbors—this outlaw garden will be completely legal, and my front-yard vegetables will no longer be the only ones on the block. Until then, I'll continue with the incognito edibles. This year, I hope to harvest my first outlaw artichoke.
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We're pleased to announce that Kronos Quartet's Music of Vladimir Martynov is out now on Nonesuch Records. The album is available on Kronos' website, and includes an option to purchase a copy signed by Kronos and former Kronos cellist of 20 years Joan Jeanrenaud, who joins the quartet for Schubert-Quintet (Unfinished). You can listen to the full album through January 19th on our website. Unsigned copies of the album are also available from Nonesuch Records, which can ship internationally.
- December 30, 2011
Awakenings: A Kronos Quartet Residency
In January, Kronos heads to the Barbican for Awakenings, an unprecedented week-long residency in London. Awakenings includes three concerts in three different venues, the world premiere of a new work by Valentin Silvestrov, collaborations with two London choirs (Trinity Laban Chamber Choir and the New London Children's Choir), and a series of creative learning events with young musicians and the public.
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Help us launch Kronos: Under 30 Project / #5!
Your support via our Kickstarter project will help us select, commission, rehearse, premiere, and record a new work from a young composer. We've got some cool ways to say thanks too: everything from backstage pass, Kronos stickers and pins, or a postcard from Kronos on the road!
- November 16, 2011
Nonesuch Releases Kronos Quartet's Music of Vladimir Martynov on January 10
We're pleased to announce that Nonesuch Records releases Kronos Quartet's Music of Vladimir Martynov on January 10, 2012. The album includes three works written or rescored for Kronos by the contemporary Russian composer Vladimir Martynov: The Beatitudes (1998, rescored for Kronos, 2006), Schubert–Quintet (Unfinished) (2009), and Der Abschied (2006). Kronos' artistic director and founder David Harrington says Martynov's music "straddles various points of musical history and time; the music seems to me to reflect and absorb humanity in such a beautiful way." Music of Vladimir Martynov is available for pre-order now on Kronos' website, including an option to purchase a copy signed by Kronos and former Kronos cellist of 20 years Joan Jeanrenaud, who joins the quartet for Schubert–Quintet (Unfinished). Unsigned copies are also available for preorder at Nonesuch Records.
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42 Guidebook for Developing and Leasing Airport Property Rules and Regulations documents provide for the safe, orderly, and efficient operation of the airport. ACRP Report 16: Guidebook for Managing Small Airports, provides the following list of topics that should be addressed by an airport Rules and Regulations document: � Aircraft rules, � Personal conduct, � Animals, � Smoking, � Waste containers and disposal, � Storage, � Pedestrians, � Vehicle operations, � Fueling safety, � On-airport traffic rules, � Environmental restrictions, � Airport residences, � Hangar construction standards, and � Fire safety. 3.4 Leasing Policy Airports should develop a Standard Leasing Policies document and draft contract language. Spe- cific leasing policies will vary from airport to airport depending on factors such as local and state regulations and land uses. Leases typically vary depending on the tenant and the negotiation, but thinking through a policy and committing the policy to writing will assist the airport in moving quietly through a development process. Though these docu- ments are not directly included within the lease document, they will govern much of what the lease agreement will and If a proposed project has an economic develop- will not permit, provide guidance on lease rates, and stipulate ment component, the number of project stake- the general use, appearance, maintenance, and scale of any holders the airport sponsor must partner with, and leasehold improvements. the complexity of the arrangement, can grow rap- The policy established by the airport sponsor should pro- idly. When the Collin County Regional Airport tar- vide guidelines to be used to establish lease rates and conven- geted the EDS/Hewlett Packard (HP) corporate tions applicable to individual tenants in a uniform manner, hangar complex for relocation to its airport, it understanding that market rates are established at a point in relied on the assistance of many community stake- time and that establishing rates can be somewhat subjective. holders. An eventual agreement was achieved Subjectivity can be reduced by identifying comparables of through a complex arrangement between Collin similar development type in the market, and considering the County Regional Airport, the City of McKinney, local, regional, national, and global economies of the time. EDS/HP, the McKinney Economic Development Corporation (MEDC), and Collin County Regional Investments (CCRI). The airport leases the land to CCRI, who developed the hangar complex. The 3.5 Stakeholder Coordination facility is in turn subleased to EDS/HP. MEDC pro- There are typically multiple stakeholders involved in an vides a rent subsidy directly to EDS/HP, based upon airport lease agreement, beyond the principal parties of the the estimated minimum tax impact of the facility, lessor and the lessee. In order to achieve alignment with the and the City of McKinney provided a grant to local community, the development goals of the airport and accommodate a required storm water detention the community must be understood and advocated by all facility on the leased land. parties in order to ensure that all interests are met by poten- tial development and lease agreements. Stakeholders, with


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R42 (New York City Subway car)
|R42 (New York City Subway car)
An R42 train at Broadway Junction.
Interior of an R42 car.
|In service
|St. Louis Car Company
|Built at
|St. Louis, Missouri, USA
|All remaining BMT Standards, and many R1-R9s
|Number built
|400 (many retired)
|Number in service
|50 (40 in revenue service during rush hours)
|Number preserved
|Number scrapped
|Married Pairs
|Fleet numbers
|44 (seated)
|New York City Subway
|East New York Yard[1]
|Service(s) assigned
|Car body construction
|Stainless Steel with Carbon Steel chassis, roof and underbody, Fiberglass A-end bonnet and B-end top bonnet
|Train length
|2 car train: 120.4 feet (36.7 m)
4 car train: 240.8 feet (73.4 m)
6 car train: 361.2 feet (110.1 m)
8 car train: 481.6 feet (146.8 m)
10 car train: 602 feet (183 m)
|Car length
|60 ft (18.29 m)
|10 ft (3,048 mm)
|12.08 ft (3,682 mm)
|Platform height
|3.76 ft (1.15 m)
|Maximum speed
|55 mph (89 km/h)
|74,388.5 lb (33,742 kg)
|Traction system
|General Electric (GE) SCM propulsion system using Westinghouse 1447J motors
115 hp (85.8 kW) on all axles
|Electric system(s)
|600 V DC Third rail
|Current collection method
|Contact shoe
|Braking system(s)
|CI Rebuilds: New York Air Brake SMEE/ Newtran (dynamic and friction), A.S.F. simplex unit cylinder clasp (tread) brake
MK Rebuilds: WABCO "SMEE" Braking System, A.S.F. simplex unit cylinder clasp (tread) brake
|Coupling system
|Westinghouse H2C
|Headlight type
|halogen light bulbs
|Track gauge
|4 ft 8 1⁄2 in (1,435 mm)
The R42 is a New York City Subway car model built between 1969 and 1970 by the St. Louis Car Company in St. Louis, Missouri, serving the B Division (IND/BMT). This fleet was the first to be fully equipped with Stone Safety 10 ton air conditioning systems/units similarly found on the last ten (10) R38 and R40A cars. The R42 fleet is numbered 4550-4949. It was the last 60-foot (18.29 m) B Division car built for the New York City Subway until the R143 in 2001, and the last car model class to be built in married pairs.
On May 9, 1969, cars 4554-4555 entered service on the N service as part of a mixed consist with R40Ms. Although, there were some slight cosmetic differences, the R40Ms and R42s were for all practical purposes the same car type. As of January 5, 1970, all cars from 4550 to 4949 were in service.[2]
The R42s were the first cars to use solid state converters in place of the motor-generators as standard equipment.
Maintenance and Accidents[edit]
In 1977, pantograph gates, salvaged from retired R1s - R9s, were modified and then installed on these cars, and also on the R40Ms as a safety measure.
Between 1988 and 1989, R42s underwent overhaul as a result of deferred maintenance in the New York City Subway during the 1970s and the 1980s. 282 cars (4550–4839) were overhauled by Morrisen-Knudsen while the last 110 cars (4840–4949) were rebuilt in-house by the Coney Island Overhaul Shop in Brooklyn. The one minor difference in appearance between the two overhauls was that many cars of the Coney Island version featured the original blue door indicator lights at the ends of the cars, whereas these lights were removed from the Morrison-Knudsen rebuilds. Also, all cars became General Electric (GE) cars after rebuilding.
Cars 4680-4681, 4714-4715, and 4766-4767 were scrapped in 1988 due to various accidents. On June 6, 1995, cars 4664-4665 were involved in a collision on the Williamsburg Bridge. Car 4664 was scrapped in 2000 (with cars 4685 and 4726, which were not involved in the accident), while 4665 was mated with straight-ended R40A car #4460, which lost its mate in the same accident. On November 6, 2007, an M train of R42s was involved in an accident when the motorman attempted to relay it south of the Chambers Street station. As the R42 fleet was being retired at the time, the entire consist[3] was hauled to 207th Street Yard for reefing instead of being repaired even though only the first two cars suffered major damage.[4][5]
Retirements and Preservation[edit]
The R160s replaced many of the R42s in the late 2000s. They were intended to replace the entire fleet, but this has been halted due to structural issues found on the R44s. 50 cars (#4788-4817 and #4820-4839) remain in service and are assigned to East New York Yard, operating on the J and Z trains. After retirement, most cars were stripped and sunk as artificial reefs along the Atlantic coast.
Cars 4572-4573 have been preserved, repainted, and set aside for the New York Transit Museum. This set was used in the famous chase scene in the film The French Connection. The pair is at the 207 Street Yard.
Car 4665 and its R40A mate 4460 have been preserved by the Railway Preservation Corp and are stored at Coney Island Yard.
Cars 4736-4737 were donated to East New York's Transit Tech High School[6] on April 14, 2009, replacing R30 car 8337, which was reefed a few months later.[7]
The remaining R42s are expected to be replaced by the R179 order starting in 2016.[8][9]
- ^ New York Subway Barn Assignments
. December 2014
- ^ ERA New York Division Bulletin, August 2005 "January 5, 1970 Car Assigment", Page 9. [1]
- ^ Cars 4730, 4731, 4624,4625, 4818,4819, 4786, and 4787
- ^ "MTA - Press Release - NYC Transit - M Train Incident at Chambers Street". mta.info.
- ^ "www.nycsubway.org". www.nycsubway.org.
- ^ Mooney, Jake (May 3, 2009), "Very Closely Watched Trains", The New York Times (New York, NY): CY1
- ^ "www.nycsubway.org". www.nycsubway.org.
- ^ "Governor Cuomo Announces $600 Million MTA Investment in Upstate Manufacturing". Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.
- ^ http://mta.info/mta/news/books/docs/r_179_staff_summary_March_2012.pdf
Further reading[edit]
- Sansone, Gene. Evolution of New York City subways: An illustrated history of New York City's transit cars, 1867-1997. New York Transit Museum Press, New York, 1997 ISBN 978-0-9637492-8-4
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to R42 (New York City Subway car).
- nycsubway.org - NYC Subway Cars: R42
- BMT-IND Car Assignments - June 14, 2015
- New York City Subway Car Fleet June 2010 through June 2015


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