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| While it seems like a good idea to tack on things to notify that there is an antagonistic character in that color chart, the two boxes you added it to did not have villains of those colors at all. There was a protagonist in one season where you added {{tl|n}} and there was no one of the color you signified in another.—] (]) 17:32, 25 August 2009 (UTC) | |||
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Welcome! This is my user talk page. This page will tell me all the current events in the world that are going on.
July 2009
Music Choice Severe Weather?
Hey everyone. I have just noticed that severe weather may come during the summer. To do this, Music Choice may go into severe weather mode when there are severe weather warnings. If there is a severe weather warning or severe weather watch for a local area, Music Choice will go into split-screen mode with a few differences:
- The severe weather radar and the warning statement would be placed on the top half of the screen, above the song. The top half of the screen would also feature the latest forecast on the right side of the screen from the local National Weather Service office.
- If there is a watch, however, it will remain in normal mode, with the artist information being replaced with the watch information.
- When a warning has been issued, the Emergency Alert System will be activated. At that time, a local cable provider will broadcast the alert that is active.
- The severe weather warning bulletin will be placed between the top and bottom halves of the screen after the National Weather Service confirms the severe weather warning.
Do you have any ideas? If so, please place them onto my talk page. Thanks. J4lambert (talk) 01:55, 16 July 2009 (UTC)
August 2009
Guess what happened on August 22nd. When my father and I were going to the Landmark Wisdom Course as guests at the Armenian Church of America, I discovered that three stations were closed: Bergen Street, Grand Army Plaza, and Eastern Parkway-Brooklyn Museum, all on the IRT Eastern Parkway Line. Thus, when we boarded the Template:NYCS-bull-small at 14th Street, we had to wait 17 minutes for the train to arrive by standing clear of the moving platform.
After arriving at Atlantic Avenue, the local tracks were closed as it was serving as a two-track station with an island platform due to switch work. Here was the conversation between the train announcements and the operator:
| “ | Automated Announcer: This is a New Lots Avenue-bound Template:NYCS-bull-small local train. The next stop is Bergen Street. <silence> Stand clear of the closing doors please.
(doors close) Train Operator: This train is actually skipping Bergen Street, Grand Army Plaza, and Eastern Parkway. Automated Announcer: This is Bergen Street. Passenger: I wonder why that station was closed for this weekend. Conductor: The station is closed for switch repair this weekend. No Template:NYCS-bull-small, Template:NYCS-bull-small, or Template:NYCS-bull-small trains are operating at these 3 stations due to construction. Automated Announcer: This is Grand Army (BEEP). Train Operator (to passengers): Next station is Franklin Avenue. Passenger: Shuttle buses are replacing trains at Bergen Street, Grand Army Plaza, and Eastern Parkway. Automated Announcer: This is Eastern (BEEP). Conductor: We forgot to cancel the announcement at Bergen Street. As a result, shuttle buses serve Bergen Street, Grand Army Plaza, and Eastern Parkway-Brooklyn Museum. Passenger: Oh, that is why the stations are closed. The automated announcer should have announced the Franklin Avenue station in the first place. Automated Announcer: This is Franklin Avenue. Transfer is available to the Template:NYCS-bull-small and Template:NYCS-bull-small trains, and the Template:NYCS-bull-smallFranklin Avenue Shuttle. |
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The train was a Kawasaki R142A.
J4lambert (talk) 14:57, 23 August 2009 (UTC)
Ranger colors
While it seems like a good idea to tack on things to notify that there is an antagonistic character in that color chart, the two boxes you added it to did not have villains of those colors at all. There was a protagonist in one season where you added {{n}} and there was no one of the color you signified in another.—Ryūlóng (竜龙) 17:32, 25 August 2009 (UTC)