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The Ergopouch sleeping bag is developed with stretch inserts in the top and side panels to allow babies to move freely and sleep in comfort. Featuring a double ended zipper for easy nappy access. Sleeping with natural fibres creates an optimum temperature balance and promotes a healthy sleeping environment
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- Choosing a TOG (Warmth rating)
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Your nursery temperature Recommended TOG rating 16-20°C (61-69°F) 3.5 TOG 18-22°C (63-67°F) 2.5 TOG 20-24°C (69-73°F) 1.0 TOG 24-27°C (73-80°F) 0.5 TOG
The ideal nursery temperature for babies is 16-20°C (61-69°F). Please note: A number of external factors determine the TOG rating of the sleeping bag that should be used. These include the quantity of clothing the baby is wearing, the temperature of the infant's bedroom, the baby's health and the amount of bedding necessary to keep an individual infant warm – this may vary as it does for adults.
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Nursery temperature WARM Weight MILD Weight COOL Weight 26°C (79°F) T-shirt 24°C (75°F) Short sleeved light pyjamas Short sleeved light pyjamas 23°C (73°F) Long sleeved light pyjamas 22°C (71°F) Long sleeved light pyjamas Long sleeved light pyjamas 20°C (65°F) Long sleeved light pyjamas 18°C (65°F) Warm pyjamas 16°C (61°F) Warm pyjamas + under garments
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- You simply zip the bag up the front after placing your baby inside. ErgoPouch is constructed with a clever upside down zipper that discourages little hands from unzipping the bag & allows for effortless diaper changes that don't require undressing the baby!
- Why use a sleep bag instead of baby blankets?
- The question is, why wouldn't you want to use one! Popular in Europe for decades, baby sleep bags provide the perfect mix of comfort, safety & convenience for both baby and caregiver. Because the baby is essentially wearing their blanket, you are assured that they are consistently warm and free from becoming entangled in their bedding. And when babies sleep longer and peacefully, so does the whole household! Additionally, ErgoPouch is designed to safely replace costly bedding, which makes it an exceptional value as well.
- Why are sleep bags sleeveless?
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- How many baby sleeping bags do I need?
- We always recommend having two sleep bags. Many times babies have little accidents in the middle of the night and it's handy to have a spare while the other is being laundered.
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|Mon, 10-22-2012 - 1:26pm
Interesting concept. It's not for me, I don't go to the movies often enough. Maybe when the baby is older and my mom can handle two kids. :)
Would you purchase this?
And ack! I did/do have a link: https://www.moviepass.com/splashes - I guess I forgot to hit ctl-p, lol. Sorry!
|Mon, 10-22-2012 - 2:49pm
Probably not... I tend to wait for movies to be released on DVDs, except on very special occassions. My oldest son and his family might, though; they love going to the movies. Unfortunately, from what I've been able to tell, there aren't many theatres in our location that are in this network, at least not right now.
|Tue, 10-23-2012 - 11:24am
Maybe if I lived closer to a bigger city where first run movies were offered, but in the little burg I live in, I doubt it would be worth it. But I bet it would be a great gift for a college student!
|Fri, 10-26-2012 - 10:30am
Thanks for the link. I have never heard about it.
Wow, the boards have really changed. Guess I'll have to get my html book out. I can't see anywhere how to add color in WYSIWYG. Can someone tell me why the boards have changed? Can you tell me how to add an avatar? I tried, but it didn't take.
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We recently took our message boards in-house, in part, because we wanted more control over the boards, so we could build the things into them that our members want. Because we are building the boards on a completely different platform, we have run into limitations. Fortunately, we found solutions and workarounds to most of them, but there are some features we're still working on. If you'd like, you can check out the originial announcement our Community Director, CDJessica shared with us here:
Unfortunately, we have run into a few problems; it's probably not all that surprising when you consider just how huge this move was. There's a lot of information being shared on iVillage Help but for right now, here's some info on the specific topics you've asked about. Thanks to our Community Technical Assistant, CMErin, I can share these links with you, where she created a couple of tutorials to help out.
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If you're trying to add back in your signature, here's how I did mine.
On the right side of the screen, under Quick Links, click on Edit My Preferences. This should load a page with tabs; under Preferences>Preference Options>, you should see signature settings. I had my siggy code in HTML saved; I just clicked on the blue link under the text field that says "disable rich-text" and pasted the coding in. Once that was done, I clicked on the same text link that had changed to "enable rich-text" and in a few seconds, my siggy appeared. Then scroll to the bottom of the page and click save.
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How to use Bit Torrents
I really liked the software Qbittorent available from http://www.qbittorrent.org/ I think bit torrents should be the default way of sharing huge content especially software downloads. For protecting intellectual property there should be much better codes and software keys than presently available.
The qBittorrent project aims to provide a Free Software alternative to µtorrent. Additionally, qBittorrent runs and provides the same features on all major platforms (Linux, Mac OS X, Windows, OS/2, FreeBSD).
qBittorrent is based on Qt4 toolkit and libtorrent-rasterbar.
qBittorrent v2 Features
- Polished µTorrent-like User Interface
- Well-integrated and extensible Search Engine
- Simultaneous search in most famous BitTorrent search sites
- Per-category-specific search requests (e.g. Books, Music, Movies)
- All Bittorrent extensions
- DHT, Peer Exchange, Full encryption, Magnet/BitComet URIs, …
- Remote control through a Web user interface
- Nearly identical to the regular UI, all in Ajax
- Advanced control over trackers, peers and torrents
- Torrents queueing and prioritizing
- Torrent content selection and prioritizing
- UPnP / NAT-PMP port forwarding support
- Available in ~25 languages (Unicode support)
- Torrent creation tool
- Advanced RSS support with download filters (inc. regex)
- Bandwidth scheduler
- IP Filtering (eMule and PeerGuardian compatible)
- IPv6 compliant
- Sequential downloading (aka "Download in order")
- Available on most platforms: Linux, Mac OS X, Windows, OS/2, FreeBSDSo if you are new to Bit Torrents- here is a brief tutorialSome terminology from
- A tracker is a server that keeps track of which seeds and peers are in the swarm.
- A Seed is used to refer to a peer who has 100% of the data. When a leech obtains 100% of the data, that peer automatically becomes a Seed.
- A peer is one instance of a BitTorrent client running on a computer on the Internet to which other clients connect and transfer data.
- A leech is a term with two meanings. Primarily leech (or leeches) refer to a peer (or peers) who has a negative effect on the swarm by having a very poor share ratio (downloading much more than they upload, creating a ratio less than 1.0)1) Download and install the software from http://www.qbittorrent.org/2) If you want to search for new files, you can use the nice search features in here3) If you want to CREATE new bit torrents- go to Tools -Torrent Creator4) For sharing content- just seed the torrent you just created. What is seeding – hey did you read the terminology in the beginning?5) Additionally -From
Trackers: Below are some popular public trackers. They are servers which help peers to communicate.
Here are some good trackers you can use:
- When a file is new, much time can be wasted because the seeding client might send the same file piece to many different peers, while other pieces have not yet been downloaded at all. Some clients, like ABC, Vuze, BitTornado, TorrentStorm, and µTorrent have a "super-seed" mode, where they try to only send out pieces that have never been sent out before, theoretically making the initial propagation of the file much faster. However the super-seeding becomes less effective and may even reduce performance compared to the normal "rarest first" model in cases where some peers have poor or limited connectivity. This mode is generally used only for a new torrent, or one which must be re-seeded because no other seeds are available.
- Note- you use this tutorial and any or all steps at your own risk. I am not legally responsible for any mishaps you get into. Please be responsible while being an efficient bit tor renter. That means respecting individual property rights.
Using Opera Unite to defeat SOPA?
Lets assume that the big bad world of American electoral politics forces some kind of modified SOPA to be passed, and the big American companies have to abide by that law (just as they do share data for National Security under Patriot Act but quitely).
I belive Opera Unite is the way forward to sharing content on the Internet.
Opera Unite features a Web server running inside the Opera browser, which allows you to do some amazing things. At the touch of a button, you can share images, documents, video, music, games, collaborative applications and all manner of other things with your friends and colleagues
I can share music, and files , and the web server is actually my own laptop. try beating 2 billion new web servers that sprout!! File system sharing is totally secure- you can create private, public, or password protected files, a messaging system that can be used for drop messages (called fridge), a secure messaging system and your own web server is ready to start at a click. the open web may just use opera instead of chromium, and US regulation would be solely to blame. even URL blocking is of limited appeal thanks to software like MafiaWire Extension
Throw in Ad block, embedded bit torrent sharing and some more Tor level encryption within the browser and sorry Senator, but the internet belongs to the planet not to your lobbyist.
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Whatever your online business model — shopping, lead-generation, or pure content — these tools will deliver actionable insights into your buying cycle.
This webinar will be led by Joe Larkin, a technical specialist on the Google Analytics team, and it's designed for intermediate users of Google Analytics. If you're comfortable with the basics, but you'd like to do more with your data, then we hope you'll join us next week!


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Just a few days after the historic same sex marriage bill passed, Governor Andrew Cuomo has a new top priority; prison closures. It's an issue that could have a major effect on the North Country and as our Brian Dwyer reports, lawmakers are worried the Governor's upcoming announcement won't be good news.JEFFERSON COUNTY, N.Y. -- "Literally the next week or so."
Governor Andrew Cuomo on Talk 1300 in Albany telling Fred Dicker on the 'Live from the State Capitol' show, he's about ten days away from announcing what prisons will be shut down.
"We were a little busy the past few weeks and the legislature is now obviously out of session so we can turn to some more organizational matters," Cuomo said. "This is at the top of the list."
Cuomo hopes to save the state big bucks by closing about 3,700 beds. A plan he's been very tight-lipped about since it was revealed back in February.
"I think it's about time the decision be made," State Assemblywoman Addie Russell said. "We had an awful lot of people whose lives are kind of up in the air at this point."
It's believed to get to 3,700; about six prisons would need to close. In the North Country that has many worried about Watertown's Dry Hill prison and the Ogdensburg Correctional Facility.
"It's people's lives and families we're talking about. Today you're working in Watertown and August 1st you're working at Sing Sing," N.Y.S. Corrections Lieutenants President Michael LaDue said. "You have to have lodging. You have to have transportation back and forth. You have to make sure your family is okay here. You can't just uproot your residence here and in sixty days be there."
Many people believe Cuomo has already decided on which prisons will close and he's just finalizing plans to announce them. Assemblywoman Russell is very concerned, but says she has reason to hold some hope.
"I have supported the Governor in many of his policy initiatives over the last several weeks," she said. "Hopefully that will have some sway with him as well."
Back during the budget process, Cuomo announced any area with a closure would see a $10 million check for re-development, but North Country lawmakers say that doesn't offset what the prisons actually bring to the area.
It's believed the closures will save New York State about $72 million in this year's budget and $112 million next year.
LaDue says he's concerned that even if North Country prisons are saved this year, that they could go right back on the block next year.
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|Winston Zeddemore
|First appearance
|Ghostbusters (1984)
|Last appearance
|Ghostbusters: The Video Game (2009)
|Created by
|Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis
|Portrayed by
|Ernie Hudson (Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters II, Ghostbusters: The Video Game)[1]
Arsenio Hall (The Real Ghostbusters, 1986–1988)
Buster Jones (The Real Ghostbusters, 1988–1991), Extreme Ghostbusters (guest star)
|Edward "Big Ed" Zeddemore (father)
|Winston Zeddemore
|First appearance
|Ghostbusters (1984)
|Last appearance
|Ghostbusters: The Video Game (2009)
|Created by
|Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis
|Portrayed by
|Ernie Hudson (Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters II, Ghostbusters: The Video Game)[1]
Arsenio Hall (The Real Ghostbusters, 1986–1988)
Buster Jones (The Real Ghostbusters, 1988–1991), Extreme Ghostbusters (guest star)
|Edward "Big Ed" Zeddemore (father)
Winston Zeddemore is a fictional character appearing in the Ghostbusters films, TV series, and video games. He was played by Ernie Hudson in both movies and was voiced by Arsenio Hall in the first two seasons of The Real Ghostbusters. Buster Jones provided Winston's voice in the remaining seasons, and he reprised the role in a cameo on Extreme Ghostbusters. Hudson returned to provide his appearance and voice to Zeddemore in 2009's Ghostbusters: The Video Game, and is expected to reprise the role in the future Ghostbusters III film.
In the original script for Ghostbusters, Winston Zeddemore was intended to be the smartest and most capable of the Ghostbusters, a former Marine with multiple degrees and a Ph.D., making him more suited for the job than the founding three Ghostbusters. However, in the final screenplay none of these qualifications were mentioned. The changes are discussed in detail in the commentary on the DVD of Ghostbusters, the explanation being Winston allowed the technobabble to be put into layman's terms.[citation needed]
However, the novelization of Ghostbusters mentions Zeddemore's service with the Marines prior to joining the Ghostbusters. Further, in Ghostbusters: The Video Game, while the Ghostbusters are on a mission in the New York History Museum, Zeddemore reminisces about the time he spent studying for his doctorate in the museum's Egyptology wing. (In context, it's unclear if Zeddemore studied for the doctorate prior to joining the Ghostbusters, or sometime between the events of the movies and the game's setting in 1991.)
Zeddemore is a religious man to some extent, saying in a discussion in Ghostbusters that he believes in God and "loves Jesus' style". While driving the Ecto-1 with Ray, he voices his thoughts that the sudden spike in ghosts appearances might be a sign of the apocalypse, pointing out that while they have come to treat capturing ghosts as routine pest control, in a very real sense the dead are literally "rising from the grave".
Winston Zeddemore's first on-screen appearance was in the movie Ghostbusters, when he applied for a position with the team not long after they were established. Questioned extensively during his application by Janine Melnitz as to whether he believed in a large number of supernatural occurrences and beings (such as UFOs, the Loch Ness Monster and the theory of Atlantis among others), Zeddemore replied, "If there's a steady paycheck in it, I'll believe anything you say."
Though Zeddemore had no previous background in paranormal studies and was not initially a firm believer in the existence of the paranormal, he readily accepts the existence of ghosts and the supernatural as he encounters them as a Ghostbuster. However, despite this, he continues to act as an 'everyman' and voice of reason for the team, and when the jailed Ghostbusters seriously propose asking a U.S. federal judge to release them because they must fight an invading god, Zeddemore is the one who reminds the others that they will not be believed.
After working with him the previous year on Trading Places, Dan Aykroyd originally wanted Eddie Murphy to play the role of Winston Zeddemore. Aware of his comic abilities, his characterization of Winston would have been in a semi-improvisational style, similar to Bill Murray's performance as Peter Venkman. Murphy was too busy shooting Beverly Hills Cop to commit.
Many details of Zeddemore's personality and character are revealed in episodes of The Real Ghostbusters. The episode "Cry Uncle" clarifies that, in the show's continuity, Winston has no doctorate; he also informs Egon's skeptical Uncle Cyrus that, prior to becoming a Ghostbuster, he too doubted the existence of ghosts. In "Mr. Sandman, Dream Me a Dream," Winston states that, unlike his three colleagues, he is not a scientist, causing him to doubt his ability to resolve a crisis when the Sandman traps the others within their own dreams, but with encouragement from a dream-version of Albert Einstein, he meets the challenge and wins the day. "The Ghostbusters in Paris" reveals that Winston was once a construction worker prior to joining the Ghostbusters. This idea seems to be further reinforced in the episode "The Brooklyn Triangle", when the Ghostbusters respond to a construction site headed by his father; this would indicate that it might have been a family business, until Winston decided to join the Ghostbusters.
In the episode "Devil To Pay", Zeddemore mentions having a girlfriend, though she is never seen on screen during the series. In "Night Game", he is shown to love baseball, and his favorite team is the Jaguars. In several other episodes it is shown that Zeddemore loves mystery novels and detective stories, and in "Boodunnit" he is the one who solves the mystery novel left behind by a deceased mystery writer similar to Agatha Christie, allowing her soul to rest. In "Doctor, Doctor" it is revealed that Zeddemore also likes classical literature, including the works of Herman Melville and Charles Dickens. He is also a fan of The Alan Parsons Project. "The Brooklyn Triangle" introduces Winston's father, Ed, who works in construction. Their relationship is shown to have been strained because of Winston choosing to be a Ghostbuster, but they reconcile by the end of the episode.
Finally, in the episode "The Moaning Stones", Zeddemore is revealed to be the reincarnation of Shima Buku, a shaman at war with an immortal demon known only as the Undying One.
Winston is the primary driver of Ecto-1[2] for more than a few moments in the two films. As a result, he is almost always shown driving the car in The Real Ghostbusters cartoon, and is often seen performing routine maintenance such as oil changes on the vehicle. In an episode of the cartoon where the Ghostbusters are sent back in time to the 1950s, Winston sees Ecto-1 in its original role as a hearse; telling the other Ghostbusters he would know the vehicle anywhere, he says to the car, "Hang in there Ecto--better days are ahead for you", illustrating how fond Zeddemore is of the car.
Winston only appears in the two-part series finale. After the closing down of the Ghostbusters, Winston got his pilot's license, being the first and only Ghostbuster to be a certified pilot.
The name "Zeddemore" is misspelled as "Zeddmore" in the closing credits of Ghostbusters. As a result it was also sometimes misspelled in scripts and other sources related to The Real Ghostbusters. The name is spelled correctly on the nametag on Winston's jumpsuit, in the shooting script of Ghostbusters (as published in the book Making Ghostbusters), and in the closing credits of Ghostbusters II. The name is also pronounced correctly (with three syllables) by both Annie Potts and Ernie Hudson in Ghostbusters.
Winston, the only non-white Ghostbuster, has been noted as being the character most often not featured in video games based upon Ghostbusters media, even when Peter, Ray and Egon are selectable. So far, Winston has only been featured as a playable character in Ghostbusters II for NES, New Ghostbusters 2 for NES and Game Boy and in the multiplayer mode of the 2009 game.
As previously mentioned, Ernie Hudson reprised his role as Winston Zeddemore for 2009's Ghostbusters: The Video Game, with both Hudson's appearance and voice being used for Zeddemore in the game. Furthermore, since the events of the first film sequel, Zeddemore has earned a Doctorate and is now addressed as "Doctor" along with his colleagues (this is a possible callback by series co-creator Dan Aykroyd to the film Spies Like Us). During battles on multiplayer, Zeddemore can be heard quipping "That's Dr. Zeddemore to you, punk!" when defeating enemies suggesting that he successfully completed his PhD.


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un•writ•tenʌnˈrɪt n(adj.)
not actually formulated or expressed; customary; traditional.
not written; not put in writing or print; oral:
an unwritten agreement.
containing no writing; blank.
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based on custom rather than documentation
"an unwritten law"; "rites...so ancient that they well might have had their unwritten origins in Aurignacian times"- J.L.T.C.Spence
oral, unwritten(adj)
using speech rather than writing
"an oral tradition"; "an oral agreement"
ad-lib, spontaneous, unwritten(adj)
said or done without having been planned or written in advance
"he made a few ad-lib remarks"
Spoken or otherwise communicated other than in writing.
Implicit or understood but not formally articulated.
It's an unwritten law that you lock the gate when you leave the swimming pool.
Webster Dictionary
not written; not reduced to writing; oral; as, unwritten agreements
containing no writing; blank; as, unwritten paper
"Unwritten" is a song by English singer Natasha Bedingfield. Bedingfield, Danielle Brisebois, and Wayne Rodriguez wrote it for her debut album, Unwritten, and later served as the opening theme for the MTV reality series The Hills. The single was released as the album's third UK single and second US single. It reached number five on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming her first top-ten hit in the United States.
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Brandon Marshall couldn't believe his luck.
With the Bears driving for the lead Sunday — a first down at the Cincinnati Bengals' 19-yard line and just more than eight minutes left in the fourth quarter — the Bengals blitzed Jay Cutler and left Marshall one-on-one with safety Reggie Nelson.
''I didn't understand it,'' Marshall said. ''Fourth quarter, put a safety on me one-on-one. You can only dream about that.''
Marshall knew exactly what to do. He beat Nelson to a spot in the front left corner of the end zone, made a tough catch and hung on as Nelson tried to pry it loose — a 19-yard touchdown reception that gave the Bears the lead and made the difference in their 24-21 victory at Soldier Field.
''I tried to sell the inside route, and he jumped a little bit,'' Marshall said. ''We had a clear lane. He actually did a great job of making up and almost got the ball out. So the ball bounced our way today.''
That it did. Sunday's season-opening victory was a dream scenario for Marshall in more ways than one. He finished with eight receptions for 104 yards. The Bears won. They won because Marshall came through in the clutch — three receptions for 63 yards in the fourth quarter and the game-winning touchdown. And four other players combined for more catches (13) and more yards (138) than he did. On the Bears, that's a big deal.
In a tough victory that was hardly a masterpiece, the Bears seemed to find a formula that strikes a balance between Marshall's prolific production and the Bears' quest to spread the ball around for the best chance to win. Targeting Marshall almost exclusively is a hard habit to break — he's that good. But for the offense to operate at maximum efficiency, all Marshall has to do is be there when Cutler needs him. And that was exactly his role Sunday.
Marshall wasn't the whole show. He wasn't even half the show against the Bengals. Of Cutler's 33 pass attempts, Marshall was targeted 10 times. Alshon Jeffery (5-42), Matt Forte (4-41), tight end Martellus Bennett (3-49, one touchdown) and Earl Bennett (1-6) chipped in.
If this was just the first step, the Bears might be on to something. Sunday was Marshall's 27th game with 100 or more yards but just the 11th time his team has won the game. His most prolific games have almost all come in losses, including his NFL-record 21 receptions for the Denver Broncos against the Indianapolis Colts in 2009.
Marshall is a typical receiver who thinks he's open on every play and wants the ball; even Cutler acknowledges that. But Marshall said he was almost literally crying for someone to take the heat off him last year.
''I think you guys heard me say it time and time again last year. I may even have had some tears in my eyes last year about it — get other guys the ball,'' Marshall said. ''Because when that happens, they really have to play true. They can't double me as much.''
Marshall did not achieve one of his biggest goals Sunday. ''My goal is to be the best wide receiver on the field,'' he said. But he was not. The Bengals' A.J. Green had his way with Bears Pro Bowl cornerbacks Charles Tillman and Tim Jennings and finished with nine receptions for 162 yards and two touchdowns.
But this time, Marshall had the most help. And his team won. Hmmmm . . .
''That should be comforting to him as well,'' Cutler said regarding the more balanced production. ''We had a lot of guys get touches. He went for over a hundred [yards] and had a touchdown — still a big day for him.''


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Shooting the breeze part II
Stories from the Big Bear, as she sails the waters around Block Island with her crew of two humans — the first mate and galley slave — and one dog, the Commodore.
The Big Bear Blog Installment Two
Word Count: 2,404
Margie Bucheit
Monday, July 30, 2012
There was fine sailing to Bristol this morning, across Narragansett Bay, in a light breeze. The crew commented on a house at the tip of Conanicus Island that is the spitting image of a house in the movie Moonrise Kingdom. It was red, with a tower. Had to be the same house. And then further on, plunked down on the beach at Prudence Island there was a small lighthouse that looked like it had been an extra in the movie.
We went to see Moonrise Kingdom before setting sail on Big Bear. The commodore is not interested in movies unless animals are featured, the more the better. But the captain and first mate happened to know Brenda, who worked on this particular film. And it was made here in Rhode Island. How fun is that? We have tried to identify some of the filming locations. We've nailed four, we think: The red house, a lighthouse, Camp Fuller Road in South Kingstown and Ell Pond in Hopkinton. Oh and that Lilli Pulitzer dress the mom was wearing? Well, I saw a size eight of that dress (different colors though) at a consignment store on BI.
Around lunchtime we dropped sail and motored into a cove called Potters that the captain knew about. We dropped anchor, but no one was swimming from the other boats, so we didn't indulge. But the commodore demanded a shore visit via his dinghy and the captain obliged. They puttered around for an hour or so but did not find any lost artifacts or even good shells or rocks, so came back. Then time to pull up anchor and head into Bristol.
"You take the helm," the captain demanded of the first mate.
Uh-oh. The commodore, hearing this, went immediately below and buried himself between some stowed sheets, pillows and towels. The captain went forward to deal with the anchor. The first mate reluctantly took the helm and engaged the engine.
"Reverse," the captain yelled. The FM reversed.
"Forward, quick!" Captain ordered.
"I can't it's stuck!" the first mate whined. At which point the captain came running in a jiff; mud caked from dealing with the stuck anchor. He gave the gearshift a healthy shove sending the mud everywhere, including onto the first mate.
Smart commodore to hide out.
"I thought you had to be gentle with it," the FM said in explanation, regarding the gearshift.
"Just get us out of here," the captain barked as he went below to deal with the mud in his hair.
Under sail, we arrived in Bristol, and hailed the Yacht Club. The Captain took over the helm. Lots of boats. We dumped the sails. We were told to look for the mooring near a bright orange O-day. The First Mate spotted the boat (it was very orange) and snagged the line on the first try. Then the crew tackled the mud on the decks from Potters Cove. The mud did not come off easily.
Ready to light the stove to cook up dinner, the first mate noted that the propane was low. Difficult! And the commodore was once again demanding shore time. The captain said he would ask around. He hailed the club launch service for a pick-up and headed in with some other local members. He asked Lyndon the launch driver and club steward about the propane issue
"I'll give you a ride to a hardware store in town with a propane filling station," a guy on the launch offered. He was going there anyway. Young Lyndon, launch driver extraordinaire returned with the captain and for the empty propane tank. The commodore was pretty snippy that he was not invited along for the ride. Stuck on Big Bear with the first mate, he demanded at least dinner, then settled down by the helm to wait.
The galley slave got down to business. There was the tricky question of a boat dessert for tonight's dinner. We had picked some Block Island blackberries that were ripe. On line the galley slave found a good a recipe for a crumble. It would go into the oven when the propane returned.
Good thing about that dessert planning. The captain arrived with company! John T., a friend, arrived with a good bottle of French Cotes du Rhone wine. We told him he could stay as long as he wanted for dinner and the commodore was forced by the captain to give up his spot at the table.
We heard from Breezes. They sent us a picture of a boat in rain and fog. Well, what do you expect in Maine? We had dinner outside and watched the sunset. After the crumble, John T. headed ashore. All the dishes got done except for the crumble pan. We made an executive decision to let it soak. As far as we know there are no ants on Big Bear.
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
A beautiful sunrise woke the commodore early. He insisted the rest of the crew take a look and suggested a ride into the dock by dinghy. It was 5:30 am. The crew looked at the sunrise, and then told him to shove it regarding the dinghy ride. He could just wait until at least 7 am. He went back to bed.
At around 8 am the entire crew headed in to avail themselves of the Yacht Club showers. Really great with lots of hot water. The commodore walked along Poppasquash Road to check out the local scene. He and the crew also watched with interest as some gnarly students bound their sailing instructor to a chair. We were worried they were going to cook him up for dinner but he must have gotten away because he was gone when we checked up on him later.
We then brought Big Bear into the dock to stock up on water.
"How'd you get that mud on the boat?" Steward Lyndon wanted to know. From Potters Cove, we told him. We don't have mud like that on Block Island, we said, just sand. The galley slave brought out some 409 to get rid of the rest of the Potters Cove muck. She was glad the captain did not mention the rest of the mud story.
Bristol Yacht Club member Harold, who sails a 23-foot Sea Sprite stopped by for a chat. Harold has sailed for many years, many of them single-handed. He loves Bristol and wanted to know how the Commodore handled boat life. The First mate said he did OK, and stepped on the Commodore's foot when he tried to say he would rather get off the boat and leave with Harold.
Sails at ready, water restocked, Big Bear left Bristol, heading for Conanicus Yacht Club with a south wind on the nose. It would be a beat and probably some motoring. The crew wanted to anchor in Mackerel Cove for a swim and then catch their mooring by dinnertime.
"Look at that sky," the Captain said. Ominous clouds and the winds picking up. Mackerel Cove might have to wait. A few hours later, under the Newport Bridge, two freighters coming and going around us, we hailed Conanicus. Big Bear is bouncing around like a top.
"Where are you?" the first mate asked the Conanicut steward via marine radio. Directed to the third dock down from the bridge we spotted their flag. The steward came out in his launch to show us our mooring. It was one the first mate had never encountered. She missed it on the first snag. On the second snag she was able to wrap a part of it around a cleat.
"I've never seen anything like that," she snapped at the captain. It had two ends that attached to the mooring line and about eight floats on it. Tricky.
The crew donned raingear and headed in to Conanicus Island to do some exploring and pay the taxes.
"What kind of dog is that?" a lady asked at our lunch stop. The Commodore was hiding under the table trying to stay dry. He had forgotten his foul weather gear in the dinghy.
"He's a Scottish Terrier," the captain said. The Commodore allowed himself to be petted but he let the lady know he was miserable. He really does not like water except to drink it.
The rain cut all explorations of town short. We headed back to the boat and hunkered down as the weather worsened. On this mooring, Big Bear rocked like she was out at sea. Everyone went to bed early after a game of Bananagrams. Everything on the boat was damp. That's sailing for you.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
"This is more like it," the commodore said. The Big Bear crew had picked up a mooring at the Ida Lewis Yacht Club in Newport. We were finalizing payment and the Commodore was listening carefully to the transaction.
"He seems a very well behaved dog," Roisin, one of the club stewards said. The Commodore's ears perked up at that and he gave her the "wave." It's always good to be able to pull a trick out of your hat when needed.
Then a walk into town where a pair of white female labradoodles caught the Commodore's eye. They spent a few minutes checking him out but then decided to move on. The Commodore did not seem too dejected about this.
Later, the crew took the dinghy over to Fort Adams for a walk, a run on the lawn and some exploration. A good time was had by all before returning to Ida's place to clean up for a visit to the club for drinks.
We saw Roisin again. She hails from Kinsail, Ireland which is Newport's sister city. She has worked in Newport for two summers now and plans to go to college this fall back in her home country. The Commodore really liked her Irish accent and suggested we go to Kinsail for a visit one day.
"You have to get on a plane," we told him. We are pretty sure the Commodore would hate a plane, finicky as he is about loud noises and heights.
At the Ida Lewis Yacht Club we saluted the sunset with a glass of wine. The First Mate received a sunset photo of a beach in southern California from her cousin. It was in response to one sent by us the day before, in which we were at the helm of Big Bear, soaking wet and in the fog. We took a picture of the perfect harbor that surrounds Ida Lewis and sent a return. I think this evening we won the photo wars. We also heard from Breezes. The crew said they were hunkered down in a hurricane hole for the night and Commodore Seamus was miserable.
An Ida Lewis Yacht Club member asked us about the Block Island Yacht Club, the clubhouse in particular. Well, we said, it's in someone's barn right now. Well that's a first she said. She had never heard of a yacht club that met in a barn. We said we thought the BIYC members might be happy to build a clubhouse if someone wanted to donate a five million dollar piece of waterfront salt pond property for the cause, but for now the barn is perfect for meetings and such. Maybe not for luncheons.
Friend John T. again materialized, again with wine, this time a good California red, definitely not Gallo, so he was allowed to stay for dinner. We had a pan seared organic steak from a farm in central Massachusetts, roasted potatoes and salad. The steak was flavorful and really chewy. The Commodore said if we didn't like it he would gladly finish it off. Got John T. out the gate and the Commodore walked before the Club locked up at 9:30.
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Another mutiny aboard Big Bear.
"There's a reason there's something called a poop deck on boats," the Captain said to the Commodore at about sixish. "Seamus knows what a poop deck is and how to use it. Why don't you?"
The Commodore was having none of it and went into stubborn Scottish Terrier mode. Since the gate to Ida's was still locked, the Captain found a route around the pier to the nearest beach.
After breakfast, gear was stowed for the sail home. Fog settled in. We had sails at ready but no wind. The fog thickened as we left Newport and passed Castle Hill. Beavertail Light became invisible. The First Mate went below for the foghorn and blew it in the Captain's ear to make sure he was awake.
Horns from other boats, invisible in the weather sounded around us. Some were deep, meaning BIG SHIP. A Beneteau 40 materialized out of the mist. We were on the same heading for awhile and sailed side buy side.
Then, somewhere off Point Judith, the fog miraculously lifted. There was the lighthouse and the ferries. We sailed on to Block Island, Buoy One BI, on a heading for home.
At the Salt Pond Harbor entrance, the Commodore dug himself out of his lair in the rear berth. He came up on deck to see what was what. There were those same guys fishing at the channel entrance. And there were those two tugs. There was one big yacht and The Oar seemed to be hopping.
The crew went for a swim in the Salt Pond and then for a ride to dinghy beach. The Captain went for a run. For the time being Big Bear will just stay moored at her favorite port of call. The moon came out after dinner and the ctenophores, those nonstinging jellyfish, have moved in for August, sparking the water with nighttime phosphorescence.
The Commodore settled down early after his voyage and a visit to the beach. The captain forgot to tie up the dinghy after that last visit and had to jump in and swim after it. Training for the Block Island Triathlon helped. He got it.
And good news from Breezes. The crew said fair winds and skies finally arrived in Maine. Tomorrow they head east, to somewhere near Blue Harbor. For tonight, it's Camden.
Tomorrow, we will be here. When Breezes returns from gunk holing around Maine, maybe we will meet up at Cuttyhunk. With sailing, it's all about the weather.


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Our Mission: FairVote advances systemic electoral reform to achieve a fully participatory and truly representative democracy that respects every vote and every voice in every election. We work toward these goals by providing advocates with innovative research and reform strategy. We promote ranked choice voting ("instant runoff"), a constitutionally protected right to vote, a national popular vote for president, and, most fundamentally, fair representation voting forms of proportional representation.
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FairVote Submits Comment Supporting Petition for More Inclusive Candidate DebatesDecember 16, 2014
FairVote has submitted comments to the Federal Election Commission supporting Level the Playing Field in its mission to change the biased selection criteria for the presidential and vice presidential debates. FairVote supports alternative means of candidate qualification and believes the FEC should do more to encourage broad and open debates.
UPDATE: Level the Playing Field has posted additional materials, including letters of support from the Campaign Legal Center and League of Women Voters here.
Party in Major Virginia County Uses Instant Runoff Voting – and Voters Like ItDecember 5, 2014
This year, Virginia's Arlington County Democratic Committee (ACDC) successfully implemented ranked choice voting (which they refer to as "instant runoff voting"), to select nominees for three special elections. Leaders in the ACDC have expressed their satisfaction with instant runoff voting and – according to an exit poll conducted by FairVote this May – voters liked it too.
Lower Presidential Election Turnout in Safe Republican States (Part II)December 4, 2014
Thirteen states have voted Republican in every presidential election since 1980. How does their voter turnout compare to the rest of the nation? FairVote shows their turnout is much lower... and the gap appears to be growing. (This blog updates previous findings from 2011.)
Looking to 2016// November 11, 2014
The 2014 elections are over, and FairVote is already looking to the future. The 2014 elections demonstrated that our congressional elections remain locked up for incumbents while other races continue to allow non-majority rule, making the case for ranked choice voting.
- Two years before the 2016 congressional elections, FairVote projects incumbent wins in more than 85% of races in 2016.
- FairVote's 2014 projections were 99.5% accurate. Find out what that means for democracy in the United States at fairvoting.us.
- Largest Maine newspaper on the petition drive for ranked choice voting in all state and federal elections, which they have already endorsed.
- Speaking of Maine, it was one of eight states that elected a governor even though a majority of voters voted for other candidates.
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The Role of Cities in National Popular Vote Elections, Andrea Levien, Rob Richie // June 13, 2014
In debating options for reforming presidential elections in the United States, the most promising alternative to the status quo is the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPV). But even though we use popular vote elections to select every member of Congress and all 50 governors, some NPV skeptics warn that its adoption would have a partisan impact on presidential elections. They fear that Democrats could increase their national vote totals by focusing resources on major metropolitan areas, while Republicans could achieve similar gains only by spreading their resources across more geographically dispersed, non-urban areas. This report challenges this argument in three ways.
Redistricting Reform in the SouthDevin McCarthy , Christopher Zieja // February 21, 2014
Nowhere in the United States are the pernicious effects of gerrymandering and winner-take-all, single-member districts more clearly visible than in the South. In the line of states running from Louisiana to Virginia, congressional races are nearly universally uncompetitive, Democrats are systematically disadvantaged, and African Americans are underrepresented in spite of the Voting Rights Act.
Through the use of sample maps, this report examines the impact that different redistricting criteria would have on partisan and racial representation in the South.
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Netman (15th May 2009)
I'd just like to say... WOW!
Got FOG set up this week using Debian on an old low spec server we weren't using. It's absolutely incredible, we've been such suckers for using Ghost all this time.
If you haven't tried it, I recommend you do, it's great
One thing I didn't quite like was the default setup that requires you to leave your mysql root password blank. I made a user for fog, with a password. Pretty much my only gripe... the speed the thing works at is incredible, it's about twice the speed of Ghost on our network.
Does anyone have any particular tips or tricks to do with FOG?
Netman (15th May 2009)
Gotta agree.....
We run it on ubuntu server 8.10 and runs a treat.. getting so much more benefit from it than ghost. Its easier to use, easier to configure and best of all free. . . . .
Aye, it is.
I've been using it here for about 6 months now, and it is a genius program. When you get the fog service working on the clients and use the active directory feature it really comes into its own.
The speed of it always amazes me, 6GB images pulled down to clients in about 3-4 minutes on this network, now that's fast!
This thread reminds me, I need to update my installation as we're a few versions behind at the moment.
That's good to hear - I have FOG virtual appliance downloaded and ready to install at half term...
How does FOG compare too say WDS? speed? features?
Any troubles with compatibility? etc
At the moment we use it purely for imaging but Fog looks fantastic compared to WDS....
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Would be nice to get it working. Ubuntu won't download for me half of the apps from the ubuntu site though for some reason halfway through installation. Even though the site is included in the allowed list. Maybe still something to do with proxy, who knows. Not working for me though.
We had some reall issues getting this to work between hardware types in relation to hard drives.
We have a sysprep image that support around 20 PCs and Laptops and we distribute via ghost.
For some reason we found that unless the image was sent to a machine with the same hardware and drive type then it would just be stuck at blinking cursor after rebooting. The data was on the drive, bt almso like there was no MBR there.
So I abandoned looking at it, has anyone else had this issue ?
1) FOG is told that the Host OS is Windows XP, and 2) The image type was set to "Single partition NTFS only - Resizeable" then it works flawlessly with windows XP. Initially I had the image type set differently and it didn't work properly, as soon as I selected this it worked.
The other thing that important to note is you must use the SYSPREP utility on your images prior to taking the snapshot with FOG, or you will run into trouble with SID's and the like, and also using across different hardware types - if you're not using sysprep, this could be your problem.
@Netman - I've never tried it on Vista, but the Fog website says it's fully supported, and it mentions Vista on several menus within the program, so I assume it works as I've not come across anyone saying it doesn't, although it begs the question how many people are actually running vista in a commercial environment and using fog? Not that many would be my guess.
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After the success of NHPC IPO in the very first days ( by getting oversubscribed ), the next in line is Oil India IPO. OIL or Oil India Limited which is the country's 2nd largest oil explorer will hit the capital markets in Sept 07,2009. Oil India IPO will open on Sept 7th 2009 and will close on Sept 11th.
OIL has already started its discussions with bankers and will decide the price band by Aug 25th 2009. It may remain somewhere around Rs 1000-1100 per share. Oil India Limited produces close to 3.5 million tonnes of Oil every year will be offering about 2.64 crores equity shares in the IPO which is coming soon on Sept 07,2009. The govt is also planning to offload(divest) 10% of its share in OIL in the IPO process.
The proceeds of the IPO will be used to fund various capex needs of the company in the financial 2009-10 & 2010-11. It is planning to spend about Rs 2,300 crores and Rs 2,400 in these 2 financial years respectively. OIL had plans of IPO since last year when it was about to enter the capital market around Nov 2009. But the dismal condition of the stock markets had prevented it from doing so. I guess the public interest will slowly rise after the success of NHPC IPO and how it does on the very opening day. Stay tuned to get the latest information on OIL IPO here.
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UPDATE (1:00 p.m.): Kingsborough Community College just released the following statement, noting that it was a slashing, not a stabbing:
At approximately 10:45 a.m., an argument ensued between two Kingsborough Community College (KCC) students at Coney Island and Brighton Avenues as they waited for a bus to transport them to the college. The argument continued and escalated after they boarded the bus. One of the arguing students slashed the other with an instrument, causing superficial wounds. The victim was taken to Lutheran Hospital for evaluation and the suspect fled and is being sought by police. We are awaiting a report on the medical status of the student taken to the hospital and a report from Police on the status of the search for the suspect.
UPDATE (12:01 p.m.): According to sources, the
stabbing slashing is the result of an altercation between two Kingsborough Community College students. The students were either on or boarding a yellow school bus that serves as a shuttle to the school from the subway station. The bus is still on the scene. The victim has been transported to the hospital.
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