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Vegas was a buzz with weddings because of the date. The next time we get a sequential date is 1/2/2103... 89 years from now. ;-)
Winner: Raid10 (as expected)
Access Time: 92% faster
Burst Rate: 3% slower
Average Transfer Rate: 26% faster
Two UP SD62Es #2235 and #2236 bring the daily A&S transfer job around the wye before backing into TRRA's Madison Yard. According to TheDieselShop.us, the SD62 was an EMD built SD60, modified in 2013-2016 as "SD62" for easier long hood forward operation by Quality Rail Service (E. St. Louis, IL), Harbor Rail Services (Fresno, CA), and the UP Ft. Worth, TX Diesel Shop.
upper level of a parking garage at the Ohio State Fairgrounds. i was attending some big ass antiques/collectibles/junk show. this was back in November, i think.
A sunset during a rare sequential date! This day's date was actually 12-13-14, which was pretty neat. Pics taken from around San Jose, CA from up at The Point Church. A weak high pressure ridge was along the west coast and was to hold there through Sunday afternoon. This day, Northern California experienced partly sunny to partly cloudy skies. Clouds were to increase Sunday afternoon as another low pressure trough and frontal system approach the coast. This system was to bring light rain to NorCal Sunday night and Monday. Another weak low pressure area was then forecast to move across Northern California Tuesday and Wednesday with more rain. Neither the Sunday/Monday or the Tuesday/Wednesday systems are very strong but should bring at least more rain to all of Northern California... (Saturday around sunset, December 13, 2014)
**By the way, this day's date was a sequential date, 12-13-14! Interestingly, 12/13/14 is the last sequential calendar date to happen in our lifetime. The next sequential calendar date will arrive 89 years from now 1/2/3, or January 2, 2103. What's more significant of this date is that this is the last sequential date we're going to experience this century because a 13th month doesn't exist. So, many people this day also had scheduled their weddings to happen this day and made the most of this day's date. So see? Just because we technically won't have any more sequential dates this century doesn't mean there aren't still crazy date sequences to look forward to. There's always cool math to find in everyday life.