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For his spring '13 men's and women's collection with GANT, Michael Bastian journeyed into the realm of the unfamiliar — we're talking 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador unfamiliar. The designer culled inspiration from the unadulterated nature of the Galapagos islands: volcanic terrain, indigenous species, and totally untamed wildlife. If this sounds just a bit hardcore for you city folk, you can rest easy — the resulting collection looks just as bad-ass strutting through the streets of NYC as it does exploring an uninhabited island filled with near-extinct creatures.
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Lagrangeville, NY-On Sunday, June 3 the New York Rush Patriots 95 U17 Girls team coached by Donny Lucas, won their second USYSA/ENY State Championship in 3 years by defeating Smithtown by a score of 3-1 in double overtime. The 95's had won the State title in 2010 and were finalists last year in 2011. The Rush Patriots scored first on a header by Erin Felix from a cross by Miranda Haraughty. Smithtown tied the game late in the second half. At the end of regulation play the score was tied 1-1. It was in the second overtime period when Haraughty scored the winning goal and Megan Caspare put one in on a break away for the final goal. The victory has qualified the 95's to represent Eastern New York in the USYSA Region 1 Championship from June 29-July 3 in Lancaster, PA. This is the second state title for the NY Rush Patriots Soccer Club.
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A Kern Classic Lives On
Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein 2d may have changed the course of musical-theater history with "Show Boat" in 1927. But who remembers their fifth and final Broadway collaboration, "Very Warm for May," which opened 12 years later and ran for only 59 performances?October 21, 1994 artsReview
Confronting a Classic, Head On
From the opening night performance of "Show Boat" on Dec. 27, 1927, the Jerome Kern-Oscar Hammerstein 2d musical play has been recognized as a classic.October 9, 1994 artsNews
Melodies of Jerome Kern
After Richard Rodgers, Kern, who died in 1945 at the age of 60, may well be the most consistent melodist to have written for the stage during Broadway's golden age.January 22, 1992 artsReview
Tony Bennett Releasing New Album of Jerome Kern Songs
A new Tony Bennett album, "The Silver Lining: The Songs of Jerome Kern," is due out Sept. 25.
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Norm Lewis and Vanessa Williams lead the impressive singers in the New York Philharmonic's unusually pallid staging of "Show Boat."
November 7, 2014, Friday
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Honoring Songbook's Dean
What would the composer Jerome Kern have made of Woodstock? That question was asked but not answered on Saturday evening at the 92nd Street Y.
May 6, 2013, Monday
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Can't Help Seeking That Middle Ground in 'Show Boat'
A new production of "Show Boat," a pioneering masterpiece of American musical theater, is currently running at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.
March 1, 2012, Thursday
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Staging a Classic, Retooled and Slimmed Down
At the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, "Show Boat" has been reworked for 21st-century audiences and budgets, with no loss of impact.
August 21, 2011, Sunday
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Four Pianists, Teaming and Competing
A Jazz in July concert at the 92nd Street Y brought together Bill Charlap, Bill Mays, Kenny Barron and Bruce Barth to work together while trying to one-up one another.
July 23, 2011, Saturday
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The Cotton Blossom Is Dry-Docked, but Ol' Man River Keeps Rollin' Along
The newest scaled-down incarnation of the musical "Show Boat," at the Signature Theater in Virginia, is more pedal boat than paddle wheel.
December 10, 2009, Thursday
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The Merry, Unsmoky Kern With a Side of Wodehouse
As K T Sullivan reveals in her Jerome Kern show, "All the Things You Are," there is a lot more to the composer than stately ballads.
September 29, 2008, Monday
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Excavating a Monument's Earthy Side
K T Sullivan reveals in her Jerome Kern show, "All the Things You Are," at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel, that there is a lot more to the composer than stately ballads.
September 27, 2008, Saturday
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Fish Got to Swim, Birds Got to Fly, Genres Got to Meld
Imbalances between the singers and orchestra, and a sound system that sometimes produced obscuring echoes, were the only problems with the rewarding performance of "Show Boat."
June 12, 2008, Thursday
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Ana is on the cover of the current issue of Gloria magazine in Serbia. The following is a translation of the feature. All words copyright of Gloria.
She's got everything. She is pretty, talented, successful and rich, though she is just 19. In a short period of time she has achieved unbelievable success in tennis. In just over a year she improved her ranking by 608 places and last season she finished 14th.
Besides her performances, Belgrade girl Ana Ivanović appeals to the media with her good looks. In the contest for the sexiest tennis player in the world she has beaten famous Russian beauties Maria Kirilenko and Maria Sharapova; afterwards she was named new tennis Lolita by journalists. Despite admitting she likes that "title" Ana, nevertheless, claims that compliments on about her game mean much more to her, although her beautiful face, sex appeal and charm have helped her to sign many endorsement contracts.
Before the Australian Open in Melbourne she promoted a new s collection of clothing that her sponsors adidas created specially for her. Ana, whose idol used to be Monica Seles, has the short-term goal of reaching the top 10 while long-term she coverts the No.1 ranking.
"The beauty of this sport is that no matter how much you play, every next point is different from the previous one, so there's always a challenge. When you enjoy a victory, you want to repeat the experience," Ana says. Like many professionals she employs a couple of superstitions: she bounces the ball only once before serving and tries not to step onto lines of court.
The biggest support Ana gets during tournaments is from her family: mum Dragana, father Miroslav and brother Milos, who is younger by three years. She started to play tennis when she was five. She was watching match of Monica Seles on television and during the break she saw a commercial for a tennis club. She remembered the phone number and persuaded her parents to enroll her in classes. That love lasts even today, although her devotion to the sport means that she must forsake many of the activities enjoyed by girls her age. "The life of people who play professional sports is very specific, especially if they train from their childhood," she explains.
"I have missed many excursions, parties and hanging out; it was not a sacrifice for me, but choice, because I did what I loved. Discipline and good organisation go without saying. I had reduced my spare time to a minimum.
"During moments of relaxation I like reading and watching movies. When I like a novel of an author I usually read a couple more of his works. In the past year I've read Paolo Coelho, Dan Brown and recently Erich von Daniken. I also enjoy shopping, but I don't do it while I am competing in a tournament because it would take me away too much energy."
A good pair of jeans is her most important item of clothing. With them she easily combines other garments depending on the occasion she is dressing for. She doesn't mind spending money on a dress that sweeps her off her feet at first sight, especially if there is a special occasion to wear it on. "I feel most comfortable in sport-elegant clothing," she says.
"I've got a tendency to classical rather than extravagant dressing. I am not addicted to brand stuff, it's more important that it suits me, that has quality and that I feel good wearing it. From time to time I buy a piece from famous designers and Armani mostly appeals to my taste."
The girl who has travelled all around the globe spends most her free time with friends at home. She doesn't like night clubs – they occupy last place on the list of going out – she would rather visit a good restaurant with international cuisine or with Asian specialties. "I have found Nobu, a group of restaurants whose joint-owner is Hollywood star Robert de Niro," says Ana.
"Everything is fantastic in them, from food to interior, anywhere in the world. Because of tennis, I don't eat anything that is fatty, roasted or fried, nor the sweets. I only drink water and freshly squeezed juices. I adore meat and sea stuff, but it must be prepared without fat. I love pasta and rice. I like dairy beverages too. I eat fruit for breakfast. Sometimes it's hard not to eat sweets, so I make a compensation by eating honey with cereals. Occasionally, but not frequently, I allow myself a favourite dessert – wafer crepes with Nutella."
Though she is aware that many of her fans are equally interested in her wins and her private life, Ana has never revealed the second part. Although the media speculated that she was in love with a tennis player, the beauty has never confirmed it. It once occurred that she finished an interview some minutes early because of the intrusive questioning.
"I try not to talk about it. It is hard to determine in advance the type of a guy I would like. It is most important for me that he is a gentleman, educated and to have a good sense of humour. A bonus would be if he is tall and black-haired."
Tennis is her priority at the moment; that is why she considers the goals she wants to achieve on the court as her life goals. Every day she practises really hard and all her energy is focused in that direction. "I have a competitor's spirit. I am determined, I love what I do. I have a great team and phenomenal family that is always with me," she says.
"I'm not the type of a person who easily succumbs to stress, but I'm a big perfectionist and I get angry when everything is not going the way I'd like on the court. It's something I have to deal with, though it does not happen frequently. Outside of the profession, the only thing that can disturb me is jealousy. I don't remember when was the last time I lost my nerves."
Her energy, persistence and charm have prompted large international and domestic companies to ask her to appear in advertising campaigns. The last one was for Findomestic bank. "The atmosphere was pleasant and the people were kind," she reveals.
"Everything was totally in keeping with the reputation of a bank that is new in the Serbian market. It was interesting for me to do something completely different from what I do every day. I spend days on tennis courts, in hotels and restaurants, so these advertising shots were really stimulating for me. Generally speaking, what woman doesn't like dressing up and being photographed? It only surprised me how tiring these things are. A couple of time I was more tired than after a tennis match!"


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What do I need to get satellite radio?
Dave was born in Buffalo, NY, but spent the majority of his life in central and northern Virginia. He began his collegiate career at Virginia Tech, but completed my education with a degree in teaching from Radford University. His Crutchfield career began in 1997 as a Sales Advisor. His father had been a satisfied Crutchfield customer since the '80s, and when Dave saw the job opening, he knew it could be a good thing. In 2013, the Crutchfield creative staff grew tired of the corrections and suggestions Dave always threw their way, so they decided to give bring him on as a copywriter for the mobile electronics division.
When not dealing with these corrections and suggestions, Dave enjoys watching and playing ice hockey. Cooking intrigues him, although cleaning up after does not. Movies, music, and art take him away. Crime and forensic shows bring him back. History makes him pause. His interest in electronics stems from fond memories of making mix tapes from vinyl, radio, and the newest format at the time, the compact disc.
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There are several options when it comes to choosing your satellite radio. What you need depends most on where you're primarily going to listen to it. You should take radio design and sound quality into consideration as well. Currently, satellite radios can be divided into three categories: dedicated, Dock & Play, and Internet-based.
Dedicated car and home radiosDedicated car satellite radios work with in-dash car stereos only. A special antenna connects to it, and sits on the roof of the vehicle. Similarly, dedicated home satellite radios work only indoors. They connect to your home stereo system, and also use a special antenna, which usually needs to be mounted facing a window or outside.
Dedicated car satellite radios like the SiriusXM SXV300 keep a low profile.
Dock & Play radios
Dock & Play satellite radios are compact units that work with sets of accessories to play over both your car and home stereos. The advantage of a Dock & Play is you can transfer it from the car to your home stereo, and only pay one subscription. A Dock & Play radio will often also work with a compatible boombox.
To get satellite radio service with the dedicated or Dock & Play option, you'll need the following:
- a satellite radio (also called a tuner or a receiver). The radio you get connects to and plays through your car or home stereo, or both, depending on the radio you select and accessories you get.
- a satellite radio antenna (most radios include the antenna).
- a subscription to the SiriusXM service.
Dock & Play radios like this Onyx Plus are extremely versatile.
Mobile or Internet-based radios
This is the latest option for getting satellite radio. With a computer or a network-capable product, like a Blu-ray player or television that has an Internet browser, you can use your high-speed Internet to get your SiriusXM programming. You can also use a downloadable app that SiriusXM offers for tablets and smartphones, which lets you log into your account and enjoy your music on the move. When an Internet connection isn't available, these devices will use the device's data plan.
The advantage of this SiriusXM option is that you don't have to use a separate antenna. You can also use it in your home, car, office, and as a portable option. Internet-based SiriusXM programming may not include some specialty programming that other options do, like live sports action, but does offer extra channels that aren't available on a lot of older satellite radios.
To get satellite radio service with Internet-based products, you'll need the following:
- a computer, network-capable product, or a mobile device like a tablet or smartphone.
- an app or Internet browser to access the SiriusXM service.
- a subscription to the service.
Wireless music systems, like those from Sonos, let you listen to satellite radio just about everywhere.


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Come and help us celebrate the 12th anniversary of the W. T. Bland Public Library's Poetry Under the Oaks – our annual celebration of poetry and poets – on Saturday, April 17 starting at 11:00am. Anyone may sign up to read their own poetry or their favorite poem. Remember to bring a lawn chair and your lunch and feed both your body and soul.
Celebrate national Poetry Month beneath the library's oak trees. Enjoy the beauty of nature and the artistry of poets from Central Florida and beyond. Bring your lunch. Read a poem. Hear others read "What oft was thought, but ne'er so well express'd."
If you would like to read poem 'Under the Oaks", you may sign up to read either in person at the
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Been a little upset same as you all after this weeks loss. When I get bummed after a Loss I tend to avoid reading a lot of Dolphins coverage. I instead went over some of my favorite images and decided to do something other than a Sig with them, and well here it is. Let me know what you guys think =)
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hey guys this is my biggest creation. this is a rebele base on hoth and clones are always traying to get it but they never succeed .this time snowtrooper shuted a guard and they are going in to …
Hello, Lego Star Wars gallery! I have returned with part 5 of the second season of my true_love miniseries. But before I begin this part, I have a warning: If you have not read any of the previous pa …
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Hey guys this is for seanboy's contest order 66 MOC as you can tell I put colorful tiles I couldn't build the rest of it because I didn't have enough pieces.
Some more pics from my latest creation. Pics 1 2 and 3 are Rebels running from the Empire. Pics 4 and 5 are the Empire running after the Rebels. So what do you think, pretty good right? :P
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Hey guys ,I am now doing special FX!!!I have been for a while now but whatever!!Hope you guys enjoy them!!
Hello People, this is a little moc of the Empire dumping chemicals into a river and some citizens are revolting. Hope you like it! And never forget... For the clones! For Kamino! And Mods there is a …
Hello People! I need Ideas! I am out of ideas. I don't know what to build. If you have any tell me in the comments. I will think about any kind of ideas. And Never forget......For the clones! For Kam …
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Hey guys here with a huge way of Lego creations. Just showing you the inside of a star destroyer!!!
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This spectacular poster, published with incredible quality and care by the official educators of The Wooden Way, features the bold title "SUCCESS"; one of Coach Wooden's most famous quotes ("Success is peace of mind, which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to do your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming."); and the 25 attributes that, stacked together on a strong foundation, form your very own Pyramid of Success. Industriousness; Loyalty; Enthusiasm; Skill; Initiative; Poise; Ambition; Integrity; Honesty; Fight; and Faith - just a few of the building blocks to success you will have, in no time, memorized to heart. An attractive poster for any room, this one belongs virtually anywhere people gather to improve their lives - from classrooms, to doctor's offices, to health clubs, to places of worship, and of course, in private homes the world over. Learn the time-tested wisdom from the master - it's The Wooden Way for a path to a better life!
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News about N.Y. Metropolitan Transportation Authority, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Sep. 3, 2015
Power failure stops Long Island Rail Road trains going to and from Penn Station in Manattan for over an hour, stranding morning commuters as well as tennis fans on way to United States Open tournament; New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo takes opportunity to again call on city to increase contribution to Metropolitan Transportation Authority capital plan. MORE
Aug. 5, 2015
Editorial asks where $29.8 billion in capital spending needed by New York State's Metropolitan Transportation Authority over next five years will come from; asserts budget experts from both city and state must work together to create a reasonable plan for sharing costs of maintaining infrastructure of nation's largest mass transit system; argues further that challenge is not just solving current budgetary crisis but planning for healthy fiscal future of system that supports millions of residents in New York region. MORE
Jul. 29, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority chairman Thomas F Prendergast welcomes support of New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo for his $29.8 billion capital plan but is not happy to be in middle of ongoing battle between Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio; Cuomo has pledged $8 billion in state funds to help cover agency's budget shortfall but has asked city to contribute much more than originally planned. MORE
Jul. 26, 2015
Revelation that New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo's five-year capital plan for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority would ask New York City to contribute more than $3 billion comes as surprise to de Blasio administration; figure, substantially higher than city's previous obligation to the MTA's budget, rekindles debate over fiscal responsibility for New York's sprawling transit system. MORE
Jul. 24, 2015
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo says state will pay billions of dollars toward gap in Metropolitan Transportation Authority's $32 billion capital plan; also asserts that New York City should sharply increase its contribution, to as much as $3 billion. MORE
Jul. 23, 2015
Higher than expected revenues will allow Metropolitan Transportation Authority to reduce $14.8 billion budget shortfall by at least $1 billion; agency plans to raise fares and tolls by 4 percent in 2017 and 2019. MORE
Jun. 27, 2015
New York State Senate does not confirm any of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's nominees for Metropolitan Transportation Authority board, and only confirms one of Gov Andrew Cuomo's two picks, Lawrence S Schwartz. MORE
Jun. 25, 2015
New York State Senate confirms Thomas F Prendergast as chairman of Metropolitan Transportation Authority at confirmation hearing; Prendergast uses opportunity to make case for why organization needs more money from state for five-year capital plan. MORE
Jun. 21, 2015
New York Transit Museum has begun moving its archives from Lower Manhattan to Sunset Park in Brooklyn; among roughly 5,000 artifacts is terra cotta mural removed from Chambers Street BMT station in late 1980s. MORE
Jun. 10, 2015
New York State Legislature seems unlikely to address funding for Metropolitan Transportation Authority's five-year capital plan before end of session; some legislators and transit groups blame Gov Andrew M Cuomo for delay. MORE
May. 5, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority chairman Thomas F Prendergast, in letter to New York City's first deputy mayor, asks city to contribute $1 billion for construction of Second Avenue subway line and $300 million annually to agency's $32 billion capital plan; New York City has in recent years paid authority roughly $100 million each year to support the plan. MORE
Apr. 30, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority board approves $1 million art project by Ann Hamilton to be featured at Cortlandt Street subway station; stop was destroyed in Sept 11th attacks and is slated to reopen in 2018 where it will be gateway to new World Trade Center and National Sept 11 Memorial Museum; project will fill station's walls with horizontal and vertical text fragments. MORE
Apr. 30, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority chairman Thomas F Prendergast says agency will not raise fares in order to cover $32 billion capital plan, which is currently running a $14 billion budget gap. MORE
Apr. 30, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority votes to ban political advertising on New York City subways; cites concern over legal challenges it faced after rejecting some political messages. MORE
Apr. 28, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority official Robert E Foran warns its board members that agency may need to raise fares and tolls by 15 percent if state lawmakers do not provide funding for its five-year capital plan. MORE
Apr. 25, 2015
New York Gov Andrew Cuomo announces reappointment of Metropolitan Transportation Authority chairman Thomas F Prendergast, pending legislative approval; Prendergast, MTA veteran who is finishing out his predecessor's term, will begin his own six-year appointment starting June 2015. MORE
Apr. 22, 2015
Federal Judge John G Koeltl orders Metropolitan Transportation Authority to display ad from pro-Israel group American Freedom Defense Initiative on its buses; group had sued MTA in 2014, accusing it of freedom of speech infringement after authority rejected ad on grounds that it might incite violence. MORE
Apr. 21, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority reports that New York City's subway system handled 1.75 billion rides in 2014, increase of 2.6 percent from 2013. MORE
Apr. 14, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority works closely with advertisers to create ads that are both compelling and appropriate for young riders; rejected Brooklyn moving company Dumbo Moving and Storage's ad that pictured pantsless woman with her legs wrapped around shirtless man. MORE
Mar. 31, 2015
The Appraisal column; 915-foot skyscraper being constructed in Long Island City, Queens, will rely on air rights derived from nearby historic clock tower and Metropolitan Transportation Authority; deal has been criticized by some who say it should have included mandate of affordable housing. MORE
Mar. 24, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority delays opening of new No 7 subway station on Far West Side of Manhattan until July 2015 to finish testing communications system and fire alarm. MORE
Mar. 20, 2015
Widespread problems across New York City subway system have left commuters frustrated just ahead of scheduled fare increase, leading some to complain about paying more for poor service. MORE
Mar. 1, 2015
App City column on Tic Toc Transit, app that alerts user to when their subway train is coming. MORE
Feb. 26, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority Chairman Thomas F Prendergast moves to reassure New Yorkers alarmed about potential slump in service due to $15 billion gap in agency's five-year capital plan; says transit officials and elected leaders are in talks about how to find alternative funding or pare down costs. MORE
Feb. 23, 2015
Editorial calls attention to deep budget shortfall at Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which must make up some $15 billion in order to repair New York City's rapidly deteriorating transit system; urges New York State Gov Andrew M Cuomo to create five-year capital plan for the organization. MORE
Feb. 20, 2015
Transport Workers Union Local 100, which represents New York City's bus drivers, is fighting to exempt them from law that penalizes drivers who fail to yield and injure or kill pedestrians; union says law unfairly vilifies bus operators like Francisco DeJesus, who was arrested after striking 15-year-old girl in Brooklyn; law is part of Mayor Bill de Blasio's Vision Zero initiative to reduce pedestrian deaths. MORE
Feb. 14, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority bus driver Francisco DeJesus is arrested and charged with failure to yield after his bus strikes and severely injures 15-year-old girl in Brooklyn crosswalk. MORE
Jan. 23, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority Board votes to raise base fare on subway and bus rides by a quarter, to $2.75, and cost of 30-day MetroCard by $4.50, to $116.50; increases are set to take effect March 22, 2015, and are part of authority's long-term revenue strategy. MORE
Jan. 10, 2015
Fellow officers gather at funeral for Metropolitan Transportation Authority Officer Thomas Choi of MTA's Bridges and Tunnels agency; Choi was struck by a car on Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in 2013 and succumbed to his injuries in December 2014. MORE
Jan. 1, 2015
Metropolitan Transportation Authority says it is disabling emergency exit sirens at all of its subway stations, acknowledging that sirens have done little to discourage fare evasion. MORE
Dec. 29, 2014
Metropolitan Transportation Authority is starting new subway etiquette campaign and New York Times readers list their top grievances; tops on list include door hogs, pole huggers, poor grooming and litterbugs. MORE
Dec. 21, 2014
Metropolitan Transportation Authority in January 2015 will unveil public service ads aimed at curbing rude behavior like spreading legs wide and wearing large backpacks on crowded trains; over 6.1 million people ride New York City's subway on a single day, leaving little leg room. MORE
Dec. 13, 2014
Metropolitan Transportation Authority is seeking to punish four unionized workers for failing to repair track that caused F subway train to derail in Queens in May 2014, injuring 30 passengers and two crew members; derailment was the most serious one in city subway system in more than two decades. MORE
Dec. 2, 2014
MetroCard glitch disrupts travel for nearly 10,000 Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North commuters when coding error in December monthly passes renders them worthless; authority tells affected commuters they must buy new monthly MetroCard on their own and await adjustment of their December charges. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
Metropolitan Transportation Authority releases plans for higher fares and tolls as part of its long-term revenue plans; authority has scheduled eight public hearings in city and suburbs to solicit response from riders and drivers about proposed 4 percent rise, which MTA officials say is lower than planned because of improved financial outlook. MORE
Nov. 17, 2014
Metropolitan Transportation Authority board is expected to discuss proposals for 4 percent increase in fares and tolls across system, scheduled to rise every two years as part of long-term revenue plans; riders will have a chance to weigh in at public hearings in December. MORE
Oct. 18, 2014
William J Ronan, the architect and first chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and one of the most powerful officials in modern history of New York State, dies at age 101. MORE
Oct. 17, 2014
Group of cyclists and transportation advocates hope to persuade Metropolitan Transportation Authority to open pedestrian and bike lane on Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, connecting Staten Island with Brooklyn and completing 50-mile 'Harbor Ring' path, which would allow cyclists to circumnavigate New York Harbor. MORE
Oct. 16, 2014
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column praises proliferation of public artwork along the West End line of Brooklyn's D train, between Sunset Park and Coney Island; notes that works, commissioned by the Arts and Design program of the Metropolitan Transportation authority, include mosaics, cast-bronze bees and even a 20-foot-long translucent hot dog. MORE
Oct. 15, 2014
Emergency subway exit is used by man in smoke bomb attack at Avenue of the Americas and Third Street in the West Village, outside Bar Pitti restaurant; police have not identified motive or suspect, and case raises security concerns for Metropolitan Transportation Authority. MORE
Oct. 4, 2014
Editorial calls for city, state and federal officials to devise new strategies to raise much-needed funds for Metropolitan Transportation Authority; observes MTA's many needs, including improved safety mechanisms, additional stations in Bronx and protection against hurricanes, will cost $32 billion over five years; says effort will require new thinking about how to cut costs and raise revenues. MORE
Oct. 3, 2014
Manhattan West residents are excited at the prospect of new subway lines, while East-siders are skeptical; Second Avenue line has been staggering and stalling since 1929, when the city first decided it should be built; decision to roll the No. 7 train toward the Hudson River was not made until 2009. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Mary Hedge, archivist at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority Bridges and Tunnels Special Archive, preserves nearly a century of materials documenting the planning and construction of New York City's infrastructure; Hedge is putting together exhibition to mark 50th birthday of Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, opening at the New York Transit Museum in Brooklyn in October. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
Metropolitan Transportation Authority unveils latest capital proposal; budget estimates cost of maintaining New York City's aging transit system at $32 billion, which outpaces available funding by more than $15 billion; record-setting budget gap is topic of considerable discussion at board meeting. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
American Freedom Defense Initiative, pro-Israel group behind public transit advertisement that refers to Muslims killing Jews, plans to sue the Metropolitan Transportation Authority because it rejected ad; MTA says ad would be seen as a call to violence against Jews amid turmoil in the Middle East and security concerns in New York City. MORE
Aug. 8, 2014
Metropolitan Transportation Authority chairman Thomas F Prendergast says MTA plans to proceed with Phase Two of the Second Avenue subway project, which is an extension to 125th Street, as part of its proposed five-year capital plan to be presented to its board. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Riders on the Long Island Rail Road are weighing onerous contingency plans as strike deadline nears; broken ticket machines, unforgiving conductors and rising fares seem like minor inconveniences compared to hours-long car or bus commutes on traffic-plagued Long Island Expressway in the event of a strike. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
News analysis; threat by Long Island Rail Road's unions to walk off the job has unusually high stakes, potentially creating havoc for tens of thousands of commuters; unions are confident they have upper hand in negotiations, but Metropolitan Transportation Authority is seizing on public's frequent resentment toward unions to portray them as greedy. MORE
Jul. 15, 2014
Negotiations between Metropolitan Transportation Authority and its unions appear to collapse just six days before possible strike by Long Island Rail Road workers; MTA has offered unions 17 percent raises spread over seven years, with proposed concessions from workers that include changes in how much employees contribute to their health care; unions leaders say that is unacceptable. MORE
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Power Failure Snarls Service on Long Island Rail Road
Service was suspended for more than an hour, and the Port Washington branch was shut down, closing a main route to the United States Open tennis tournament in Queens.
September 3, 2015, Thursday
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Can Our Transit System Get Any Worse?
Public authorities once paid their own way. Now they barely keep up.
August 21, 2015, Friday
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Who Will Fund the M.T.A.?
The state and the city should seize this moment to find more lasting ways to sustain and upgrade the system.
August 5, 2015, Wednesday
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Cuomo's Legacy? It May Be Big New York Projects
With efforts like replacing the Tappan Zee Bridge and rebuilding La Guardia Airport, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has seemingly adopted the strategy that voters will remember big-ticket items.
July 31, 2015, Friday
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Chief of Transportation Authority Must Wage a Political Battle for Funding
Thomas F. Prendergrast will be right in the middle of a fight over how to finance a capital plan for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and how much New York City should contribute.
July 29, 2015, Wednesday
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Cuomo's Plan to Close M.T.A. Funding Gap Revives Familiar Debate
The governor's update on a five-year capital plan for the state-run transportation agency raised once again questions about the proper scope of New York City's role in its own transit destiny.
July 26, 2015, Sunday
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Cuomo Says New York City Should Contribute More to M.T.A. Capital Plan
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said the state would pay billions toward the gap in the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's plan, and he urged the city to increase its contribution, to as much as $3 billion.
July 24, 2015, Friday
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Shortfall Remains as M.T.A. Pays $1 Billion to Capital Plan
With higher than expected revenues at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, officials said they could reduce the budget shortfall to $13.7 billion or lower, from $14.8 billion.
July 23, 2015, Thursday
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Express Bus Service Shows Promise in New York
Recent attempts to shorten travel time for residents who rely on buses the most appear to work, but the city still has a long way to go.
July 20, 2015, Monday
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'Minor' L.I.R.R. Collision Disrupts Service
Two Long Island Rail Road trains were involved in "a minor collision" at Jamaica Station in Queens on Friday night, disrupting service during the evening rush but causing no injuries.
July 18, 2015, Saturday
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Bringing the Underworld to Light
Patrick Cashin, a full-time photographer for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, has followed the building of transportation projects with his lens.
Johnny T on 'Manspreading'
The viral video star Johnny T, from the Glove and Boots YouTube channel, talks to The New York Times about "manspreading," the bane of many New York City subway riders.
Subway Showtime
Trying to make quick cash, dancers and acrobats are common performers on the New York City subway, a tradition the police are trying to reduce.
Cuomo on Avoiding Rail Strike
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York discusses an agreement that averted a Long Island Rail Road strike.
What an L.I.R.R. Strike Could Look Like
A potential strike on the Long Island Rail Road is just days away. A look at what that could mean to about 300,000 riders each weekday.
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I ask the question, "Why is the universe so special?" Now scientists don't like things to be special; we like things to be general, and our natural anticipation would have been that the universe is just a common specimen of what a universe might be like.
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I've been to a number of benchmarking sessions recently with other audit executives — both in the travel industry and from other large public companies. I always get a lot out of these sessions. A different perspective, a different approach, and general discussions about emerging risk really help me to bring new ideas and different thoughts to my team for consideration. Although our workdays are busy, I try to encourage my management team to attend these sessions as well.
Hot topics at the moment seem to relate to International Financial Reporting Standards and convergence readiness, cloud computing, social media, off-shoring and outsourcing risks, and continuous auditing. Enterprise risk management also continues to be a hot topic — although most of the larger companies have processes in place to manage risk, with a high degree of variability of approach. Most companies in the benchmarking sessions I've joined have stopped discussing Sarbanes-Oxley — other than to lament the drag that Sarbanes-Oxley testing can have on the audit plan. Old topics — such as the proper reporting structure of the audit function — seem to have settled down for now as most large company audit functions report directly to the audit committee. Admittedly, this may still be a problem for smaller audit shops.
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SACRAMENTO,CA (AP) - State lawmakers officially begin their next two-year session with the Legislature reshaped by the November election.
Voters gave Democrats two-thirds majorities in the Assembly and Senate, enough to raise taxes if they choose without Republican support. They also approved Gov. Jerry Brown's tax initiative, which will bring in about $6 billion a year.
If Democratic lawmakers don't blow through the new money, the state could see a budget surplus within two years.
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Police are trying to figure out who vandalized three speed cameras in Gaithersburg and one in Potomac on Oct. 29 and 30.
According to police, the three cameras in Gaithersburg are along Quince Orchard Road between Route 28 and Great Seneca Highway. Two of those cameras pertain to Montgomery County and the third is owned by Gaithersburg.
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I just got rid of my cookies.
Or psychotherapy....learn to face the banana fear.
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Vonn moves to second equal on the all time win list
Lindsey Vonn made it win number 6 in a row with a thrilling and inspiring run down the Men's Olympic Course in Lake Louise. In the first race she had the luck of the weather gods and in the second she powered her way to the win, fighting the elements as well as recovering from a potentially crushing mistake to win. Vonn had the look of a racer who had used her "get out of jail free card" as she saw her name in the lead after she had crossed the line to win. This was a win that demonstrated just what an immense talent and star the HEAD World Cup Rebel is. Stacey Cook was second again and Swiss talent Marianne Kaufman-Abderhalden made it two HEAD World Cup rebels on the podium for the second straight race.
After the race Vonn explained what had happened: "I had a lot of speed, hit some bumps, and was going into the net and somehow pulled it off and definitely still carried some speed onto the flats and made up all the time I lost. It was definitely a bumpy ride today but thankfully I was still able to ski well and still somehow win." At the time of her mistake, Vonn found herself in unfamiliar territory yet never gave up and from a deficit of half a second she crossed the finish line with a half second advantage.
An overjoyed Marianne Kaufmann-Abderhalden who hasn't seen the podium since 2010 in Crans-Montana was ecstatic with her finish, smiling ear to ear. "My run was very good. The last part of my run I think was very fast."
With two on the podium, Maria Hoefl-Riesch, Anna Fenninger and Julia Mancuso made it five Rebels in the top nine finishers to underline the dominance of the brand amongst the speed racers.
The race was marred by poor weather and Hoefl-Riesch was unlucky to have the race stopped briefly after her run to allow the weather to improve. Hoefl-Riesch commented after the race "you cannot stop a race after it snows a few flakes. I do not quarrel with that as I do not think that I skied that well."
Vonn has a perfect two from two in the Downhill this season and the win also brings her closer in the race for the Overall, she is now up to fourth overall.
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BARCELONA, Spain — The first title for Head athletes
German pair Sascha Klein and Patrick Hausding won the gold medal in the men's synchronized 10-meter platform on Sunday, bringing an end to China's run of three consecutive titles at the swimming world championships.
"It feels just awesome to be here right now," Hausding said. "I was dreaming about being a world champion all my diving life and today it finally happened. Nobody can take that away from me. It's just positive feelings and positive motivation for the next two or three years until the Rio (de Janeiro Olympics)."
Germany may not have pulled off the most spectacular dives at the Montjuic Municipal pool with its views of Barcelona's skyline crowned by the Sagrada Familia basilica. But Klein and Hausding avoided the miscues that cost their main rivals the gold and took full advantage of their opportunities.


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Robert Kubica will take another major step in his attempt to return to top-level motorsport, but an F1 comeback is still a long way off.
Mercedes-Benz Motorsport boss Toto Wolff has revealed the Pole, a former BMW-Sauber and Renault driver, will test a Mercedes DTM touring car in Valencia this week.
Kubica has taken part in several rally races in recent months, but he will take a step up when he gets behind the wheel of the HWA team's DTM AMG Mercedes C-Coup.
"We all obviously like Robert, he's a very special chap and what we want to do with Mercedes-Benz is give him a chance doing a proper test in a proper race car and seeing how he goes on and how he feels," Wolff said.
"This is what we will be doing in the next days and I'm very glad that he's able to do that. He's very much looking forward to it and he's very excited. Let's see how it goes."
Kubica suffered horrific injuries to his right arm during a 2011 rally accident and has recently admitted he still has difficulties moving his arm.
Asked if he could turn out for Mercedes in F1 if the test is successful, Wolff replied: "If the DTM test goes well and we see that he is doing well in a proper race car with downforce, I think there are still some physical constraints to drive a monocoque (single seater) chassis with his elbow and arm.
"I think we all would love to see Robert doing well in a Formula One car in the future but that is definitely too early at this stage."


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Make plans now! This Saturday, January 10th....
It's tradition. Every 2nd Saturday of the month at Redan, we have an informal pro/am singles tournament except when a local PDGA tournament falls on the same day. We play rain or shine and everyone goes to Los Colinas for suds and lunch between rounds.
The focus is to have fun and to introduce new players to competition without them having to lay out big wads of cash, so the payout will always be at least 1/3 of the field, but closer to 1/2 so that it's less of a money-game.
Play begins at 10:30 am (please check in by 10:15) - 2 rounds of 18 - Pro entry fee is $15 with 4 ctp's optional at $1 apiece and a $1 optional ace fund for a total of $20 for all of the action. There's also an Am option with a $5 entry fee as well as the same ctp/ace fund available for a total of $10 to get in everything. No minimum number of players is required to play Am.
Payout will be by division(Pro/Am) and is determined by the field size and last cash for each division will be equal to the entry fee.
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Jeff Ireland is a very unpopular guy among many Dolfans and Dolphins columnist. Most of the ammunition these folks use relate to the years in which Bill Parcells had final say over personnel. It also relates to the years in which Ireland had to acquire talent for a coach and a scheme he didn't agree with. In light of that, even though people will undoubtedly say I'm wrong, Ireland, in reality, has one year under his belt as a full fledged general manager. In one year, what has he done?
1. Miami is loaded for the 2013 NFL draft. This allows them to do as the Patriots, and move up and down to acquire the players that best fit their system.
2. Miami is loaded with money for the 2013 Free Agency period. This allows them to go get any impact players that hit the open market.
3. His track record over the last 12 months is pretty impressive. Ryan Tannehill, Jonathan Martin, Lamar Miller, Marcus Thigpen, Olivier Vernon, Rishard Matthews, Derrick Shelby, Kheeston Randle, Josh Kaddu, Jonathan Freeny, and Will Yeatman (to tackle) is a pretty good haul for one year. I'd say seven have elite physical skills and the potential to be impact players for years to come, Tannahill, Martin, Miller, Thigpen, Vernon, Kaddu, and Yeatman. Don't be surprised if Kaddu and Yeatman have a big impact next year. The only free agent he signed for other than bargain basement numbers - Richard Marshall - looked good in the preseason and in the handful of games he was healthy. And, given his track record, nobody could have seen him getting injured. Michael Egnew, the lightning rod for most Ireland haters, is one potential mistake among many obvious successes. Nobody hits on them all. Now that said, the jury is still not out on him, although admittedly my eyes see toughness and work ethic issues.
I know I'm going to get hammered for writing this post. I get that. I just think it has to be said that people are being unreasonable in their pre-mature viewpoints on Jeff Ireland. I believe in him. I believe in his plan, or what I think his plan is. I believe he will build a Super Bowl contender. I think if others were honest with themselves they would scale back the hatred. You don't have to agree that he will make Miami a Super Bowl contender. However, if you know about football and how the dynamics within an organization work, you have to admit this has been his team for only one year. Just because things have been so bad since the Wannstedt-Fiedler years doesn't mean we throw critial thinking out the door and look for demons behind every door. Ireland has us in a great position. It's time to recognize that.


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Sebastian Vettel has been reprimanded by the stewards for performing donuts after winning the Indian GP and his fourth World title...
Sebastian Vettel has been reprimanded by the stewards for performing donuts after winning the Indian GP and his fourth World title.
Claiming the victory on Sunday, Vettel joined the list of Formula One greats as he became only the fourth driver to win four Championship titles.
Celebrating his success, the Red Bull racer performed a few donuts in front of the main grandstand much to the delight of the crowd.
However, his actions have landed him in the stewards office where team boss Christian Horner said he hoped his driver gets nothing more than a talking to.
"I would think he will probably get his knuckles rapped for it," Horner told Autosport.
"I would be disappointed if he did [get punished] because to win a World Championship and to show a bit of exuberance in front of a crowd like that, it is great for Formula 1.
"It is great for the show - and it will be a great pity to see that kind of thing subdued or penalised. But hopefully that won't happen."
The German, though, was ultimately handed a reprimand while Red Bull were fined 25,000 euros.
"The driver failed to proceed directly to the post race parc ferme as detailed under article 43.3 of the FIA Formula One Sporting Regulations," said a statement from the stewards.
"Due to the special circumstances the Stewards accepted the explanation of the driver.
"The team failed to instruct the driver sufficiently to return directly to post race parc ferme."


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We hate to get all "Later, summer" on you, but fall is happening whether you like it or not. With it, a transition back to chunky knits, tights, closed-toes shoes, and pumpkin-spice lattes, among other things. It's comforting, in a way, knowing what's coming. Though, you probably weren't counting on combat boots — your mud-stomping festival favorite from summer — to have a major renaissance.
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I can't find コシなし defined in any dictionary. It looks like it might have something to do with udon noodles.
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From goo dictionary:
English example:
この餅は腰がある This rice cake is chewy.
For noodles, 'chewy' is probably not the best choice. I've seen it equated to al dente in English and that is probably a better translation.
コシなし would be the opposite, what we might call soggy noodles in English.


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Four Downs with the Running Backs
I originally planned to break this post into two separate posts so we could get a deeper look at the tailbacks and fullbacks. However, since my newspaper – thus, this blog – is running out of time, so am I! Here is your peek at the running backs: [Read More]
Wells injured, will miss spring
Seattle P-I Seahawks beat writer Clare Farnsworth attended the UW Pro Day today at the Dempsey Indoor facility and had this to report on Huskies S Jason Wells: "Jason Wells was at the UW Pro Day — on crutches and with his right foot in a boot. He tore the Achilles working out and the optimistic outlook is that he'll be ready for the start of the season. He did not want to be interviewed about the injury." [Read More]
Four Downs with the Quarterbacks
A QUICK LOOK BACK: Four games in to the season, the Pac-10's returning Freshman of the Year, Huskies quarterback Jake Locker, suffered a season-ending thumb injury when he – of all things – leveled a block on an end-around. The offensive production for the season went to the sidelines right along with Locker. Redshirt freshman Ronnie Fouch was forced to take over the offense and, despite showing he could throw the long ball, performed poorly in a scheme that never looked well put-together. [Read More]
Brief hiatus
Folks, I will be covering the 4A state basketball tournament today before heading out of town. [Read More]
Search for Cooper, others to be suspended
The news out of Clearwater, Fla. is tragic this afternoon. [Read More]
Four Downs with the Cornerbacks
With a lot of Huskies' news on tap Monday, I held off posting this until early Tuesday morning so the blog wouldn't get bogged down and you wouldn't miss anything on the search for former LB Marquis Cooper and a nice bit of recruiting news. A bit delayed, but here you go… [Read More]