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posted at 2/1/2013 7:50 AM EST
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/1/2013 8:03 AM EST
Icer, you beat me by 6 min. Hope all is well at your address. All fine here, altho I missed out on a long awaited trip to Foxwoods yesterday.....at 6:20AM I just couldn't walk against the wind to my friends car....was really upset. oh well, theres always next month....ss
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/1/2013 8:37 AM EST
Good morning everyone. That's too bad you couldn't get to Foxwoods ss, but maybe that means you will win next time.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/1/2013 8:38 AM EST
Such a shame SS..But I like the way Winter thinks!!
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/1/2013 8:55 AM EST
Good morning,
Delicious egg omelet with shredded cheese and a hot hot cup of coffee this morning. Good way to start the day. Have a couple of errands I should have tucked onto the end of the dr.'s appt. yesterday, and didn't. Well, by the time I got home it was 1:30 and lunch time was way past my regular eating time. So, I'll have to run out this morning, even tho I'd like to just snuggle down and get more into Alice Munroe's book that has to be returned next week.
Hats, my favorite soap was "As the World Turns". Nancy and Chris ran what seemed to me the typical household, and their son, Bob who was the doctor, gave a glimpse into the hospital life.
Pingo must have landed by now. Hope she's happy to be back, and hope her DH got checked out by their doctor for his cold.
Happy to have a teenager who likes to read in the family, so yesterday ordered another book from B&N and had it shipped to my DIL's teen granddaughter. She had some on her wish list for Christmas, and in her gift bag I had tucked a couple of them. 20% off from B&N came up a couple of days ago, so I ordered the John Green one she had also listed. If she keeps me supplied with a listing of books or authors she likes, I'll keep them coming to her. Happy to do it.
Time to make one more cup of coffee, gosh, it's 9:00 already, and then in an hour bundle up and head out. Got to remember to check the hubcaps too, thought I heard one bounce off on Route 1 yesterday. I'll check in later.
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posted at 2/1/2013 10:34 AM EST
Well, I'm sluggishly lazy this morning, having just gotten dressed, so no trip out today. Some mornings I'm just tired of rushing around and being out of the house by 10:30 or so. I dressed nice and toasty warm, and there are several rooms I want to take care of. If I feel like it I can always shoot out after Y&R.
I'm getting very discouraged with these boards and the lack of participation. You know, it's like a conversation between friends - you have a responsibility to keep up your end. I know a lot of you work days, but participation in the past under the same circumstances was a lot higher. Perhaps those we haven't seen lately have just decided to drop out. Not fair to be a lurker, scanning our posts, but not jumping in with contributions. Why should we just entertain you - we want to be entertained too! lol
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posted at 2/1/2013 11:29 AM EST
Hi, sorry I wasn't posting this morning. I'm on a quick break from training. It's Crucial Conversations. I hope you feel less sluggish as the day goes on. This afternoon around 1, I'll be around more. Have to go back now.
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posted at 2/1/2013 12:08 PM EST
Crucial conversations sounds very interesting. Would love to hear more.
Taking a quick weekend trip, should be back on Sunday. Hope you all have a good weekend. Pingo a bit worried that we haven't heard from you yet, with all the wind and the airport excitement yesterday....
Nancy and Chris ...ah yes. Was their last name Hughes or am I confusing them with DOOL?
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posted at 2/1/2013 12:24 PM EST
Yes, Hughes. After Chris has a heart attack, or some such medical problem, Nancy was cooking a pot roast, and he asked about the gravy being greasy or fatty - - She said, "Have you ever known any gravy of mine to be greasy?" That stuck with me, seemed like your normal everyday family conversation around a Sunday dinner! Can see their son in the hospital and nurses calling, "Dr. Hughes - - -" It had a good varied cast of characters.
Have a fun week-end. Just got an email from DIL (Lilly's grandma) who has a dilemma, invite to watch super bowl at her dau's FIL, or go to a Celtics game she's been given tickets to.
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posted at 2/1/2013 12:49 PM EST
I watched "As the Worlds Turns" in High School. I don't remember Nancy and Chris Hughes, but their son, Tom was on. I believe he was the Distict Attorney, he was married to a police detective Margo.
The training was ok, told us different ways to bring up important stuff like raises, or difficult employees, etc.
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posted at 2/1/2013 12:52 PM EST
Good afternoon,
I came back last night and Boston welcomed me with freezing wind, and a very sick husband. I have been playing nurse all night and this morning. It doesn't happen often, that DH is sick, so I forgot how sick he is, when he has a cold. Well, to be honest, he is really down with a nasty cold and cough. Doc tested him, and it is not the flu. He is now on antibiotics, so it hopefully doesn't turn into pneumonia. But the antibiotics makes him terribly nauseated.
Yes, Hats, the last name was Hughes. I used to watch that show, when I was at home with the boys. Have a great weekend. Hope you are going to a warm place.
tt, I too sometimes feel, you and I are pulling the horse cart here. But I guess, there are times, chatters do not have much to say or report or think, it is not worth writing about. I still appreciate the few posts, that show up here. Wintertime is an iffy time of the year. People are cooped up inside, tired of the cold and not much going on. Would rather snuggle with a book, than sitting at their computer during their scarce free time. Lots more is happening during the rest of the seasons. I am wondering though, why we don't hear from Amber or not very much from mm. They both used to be so active here. I hope we haven't offended them with anything.
For you, who do not follow the Loseit! thread, I am proud to announce, that I got my 10 pound badge. I didn't weigh in while away, so when I stepped on the scale this morning it showed, I had lost 10.2 pounds from my original weight. Yea! And that was w/o really trying, while I was away. I was just logging in the food I had. The program calculates the calories. If anyone are thinking of losing a few, this program is really easy. I am going for another 10. So 20 all together.
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posted at 2/1/2013 1:19 PM EST
Congrats on the weight loss Pingo. Sorry your DH is sick. Hope he starts to feel a bit better with the meds.
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posted at 2/1/2013 1:34 PM EST
No Pingo, quite the reverse I am packing my long johns, wool socks, ugly (apparently the brand name of the boots is banned! How strange!) boots, hat, gloves, fleece, thinsulate etc. I will probably be throwing off my coat...which reminds me all my stuff is by the door but not a coat because it is so warm packing the car! Over an hour of that, climbing up on the roof - I am pooped!
Yeah, I remember the DA son from Edge too ....loved the skyline grandually darkening and the announcer's voice. The Edge.....of night....
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/1/2013 1:41 PM EST
Hats, I was talkining about As the World Turns. I don't remember Edge at all.
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posted at 2/1/2013 1:42 PM EST
Glad to see you're home safely, Pingo. Sorry DH is down with that awful cold. Good you convinced him to see the doctor when you did so that he could start on the antibiotics.
Watched Y&R today just to catch a glimpse of "Jason", and a glimpse of him was all I got - at the very end in the previews, saying, "Avery - -". Speaking of soaps, I don't think the characters you mention were on "As the World Turns", Winter. Doesn't sound familiar at all to me.
You mentioned posters we don't hear from any more, Pingo, and hoping we hadn't offended them. MM, I think, is in the process of healing and getting back to feeling normal. As for Amber, she made it perfectly clear why she was leaving the boards. It was quite an eye-opener for me, whom she had professed to be so fond of, to read what she really thought of me. But, there are others who used to pop in and offer their view on things, and post about what was going on in their lives. Made for a nice mix.
I've been typing this for quite a while, and see there are other posts that have come up in the meantime. I'll hit "Add your post", before any more time goes by!
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/1/2013 1:57 PM EST
In the 80's on the show Tom Hughes was DA or the ADA. Same show with Lucina, Holden, Lilly, etc. I loved As the World Turns.
Here is a link about Tom Hughes on the show. http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Hughes_(As_the_World_Turns)
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/1/2013 1:58 PM EST
looks like you have to cut and paste it...
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posted at 2/1/2013 1:58 PM EST
tt, I am happy to see other posters as well. I just mentioned those two, since they used to post at all hours. It was nice to get up and read a late post from the night before.
As for, what happened btw. you and Amber must have been a fluke. Must have been a bad day for her. Can't imagine, Amber would quit the forums because of you. She was very fond of you and you of her.
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posted at 2/1/2013 2:00 PM EST
I watched this show from 1982-1998.
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posted at 2/1/2013 2:05 PM EST
OK I read and figured it out. Tom is the grandson of Chris and Nancy. :)
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posted at 2/1/2013 2:15 PM EST
OK, I never watched it during those later episodes. Couldn't stand the one who played Bob's wife (guess that would be Tom's mother). She was too too, and by that time I was working full time anyway. My times would have been 60's when the boys were young and I was home. Loved it when Eileen Fulton played Bob's wife and maybe then his ex. She was one of my favorites.
Funny, just got an email from Cat Lady re today's Y&R and lack of Jason's appearances.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/1/2013 2:20 PM EST
My mom watched it then. I remember her watching in the 70s and early 80s which is how I started watching it.
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posted at 2/1/2013 2:25 PM EST
Tea time - -
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posted at 2/1/2013 2:25 PM EST
Eileen Fulton was Tom's mom, Lisa. But in the 60s he would have been a very small boy, since I believe he was born then. She was great on the show, I think she was on until the end. She had 4 or 5 husbands after him I think.
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posted at 2/1/2013 2:34 PM EST
Loved her. The troublemaker you love to hate!


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French police have detained former President Nicolas Sarkozy near Paris for questioning in an influence-peddling case. Authorities want to know if Sarkozy used his authority to get information on an inquiry into allegations that his successful 2007 presidential campaign had been bankrolled by former Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, Reuters reports.
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Flavio Finger of the École Polytechnique Fédérale Lausanne in Switzerland put the cell phone data to the test in Senegal, Discover reports. Finger used records kept by the country's main service provider, which charts what tower a user's phone connects to when a call or text is sent, and when. Relying on that data, Finger was able to successfully chart the flow of religious pilgrims during a 2005 cholera outbreak:
Armed with the mobile phone records that showed the pilgrims' routes home in 2013, the model reproduced the real-world spread of the cholera epidemic to ten of the country's eleven arrondissements with returning pilgrims in 2005.
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A golden anniversary occurred on Sunday in Rifle, but it's likely not very many residents held a party or gathering.
It was a historic day for Rifle on Dec. 16, 1962. That was when Clagett Memorial Hospital opened its doors to those who needed care.
The story of how the hospital came to be, and what's happened in local health care since then, has been preserved by the Grand River Hospital District as part of its 50th anniversary year.
"Grand River Hospital District: 50 Years of Miracles" is a 48-minute-long documentary that tells how the very first hospital, a ramshackle building donated by the United Vanadium Corp., now known as UMETCO, opened in 1953 at what is now Metro Park.
Then Clagett Memorial Hospital, named after pioneering Rifle Dr. O.F. Clagett, who championed the need for a local hospital but passed away before he could see his dream come true, was built.
The story, told through interviews of 44 past and current hospital employees, staff, administrators and board members, continues through the building and opening of the Grand River Hospital and Medical Center in 2003 and the addition in 2009.
Among those in the film is Mary Lee Mohrlang, the granddaughter of Dr. Clagett. She recalled going with him to an outlying home to deliver two babies, who died in a breech birth.
"I always remembered he told me he could have saved them if he had been able to get them to a hospital," Mohrlang said.
Directed by Annick Pruett, administrative director for community relations for the district, the project took six months.
"I didn't expect the story to be as involved," Pruett said. "There were so many difficulties and challenges the district faced, and the journey taken was something that seemed to involve everyone in the community."
She said one of the most inspiring stories was when the hospital faced tough financial times after the 1982 oil shale bust and had trouble meeting payroll. Two doctors, Doug Yajko and Tom Morton, would come from Glenwood Springs on a regular basis to help care for area residents.
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Ryan Mackley, owner of Spruce Creek Multimedia in Rifle, recorded and produced the film and said he found the story engrossing.
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Mackley said many interviews were left out of the film and estimated he and Pruett recorded up to 20 hours of interviews.
"It was a bigger project than I anticipated," Mackley said. "And it just kept growing bigger the more we talked to people. We'd find holes in the story we needed to fill, so we'd have to go back to some people and re-interview them. That was pretty much up to the last minute."
Hospital district attorney Tom Stuver recalled in the film how the district and Rifle Community Hospital Inc., a nonprofit formed to operate Clagett, eventually "picked at each other over how they did their business."
The district owned the land and building and contracted with the nonprofit to run the hospital, Stuver said.
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Pruett said she has given a copy of the DVD to the Rifle Creek Museum and planned to provide copies to the Rifle Branch Library for check out. Pruett will also provide copies at no charge to anyone who desires. Call her at 625-6439.
Mackley said he thinks many people, including long time Rifle area residents, don't know all the story that's told in the film. It was first shown at the district's 50th anniversary gala in October.
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According to the Susan G. Komen website, more than 300 supporters from around the world helped raise an unprecedented $1 million last year to further critical breast cancer research, as well as local outreach and awareness initiatives funded by the Komen South Florida Affiliate serving Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie counties.
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Testimony :: John Beyrle
Acting Special Advisor to the Secretary for the New Independent States - U.S. State of Department
Mr. Chairman, thank you for the invitation to talk with you today about the troubling trends regarding human rights in Russia.
Any discussion of human rights in Russia in 2001 must take into account the remarkable changes and achievements the Russian people have benefited from since the start of glasnost and perestroika in the mid 1980's, but especially since the collapse of Communist rule ten years ago. Freedom of travel and worship, the right to assemble and speak openly without fear of certain arrest and imprisonment, and the growth of independent media and an impressive community of non-governmental organizations -- including human rights groups -– all constitute a remarkable, one could even say unimaginable change from the strictures that developed over 70 years of totalitarian, authoritarian rule.
When viewed against that sad historical legacy, the human rights picture looks quite encouraging indeed. But it also means this laudable record of progress over the past decade must itself become new standard of measure as we consider and state our expectations for further progress in this area, which speaks to the values of liberty and democracy that are so much a part of what the United States stands for in the world. To put it more simply, it is not enough for Russia to be judged simply on how the current human rights situation differs from the communist past. To be true to our desire to support Russia's continued integration into international institutions, we must look at the Russian record in light of international standards and practices. And in this light, I would like to comment on some troubling trends that threaten to undermine the progress I cited at the outset of these remarks.
In particular, I would like to focus on the attempt to restore order in Russia today and the impact of this strategy on media freedoms. We must also discuss the crisis in Chechnya because it represents the fundamental dilemma for human rights in Russia today. Finally, I would like to elaborate on our long-term strategy to promote democratic values and civil society in Russia.
"Managed Democracy"
Just over one year ago, President Putin was elected with a promise to the Russian people of restoring order in the country, and this remains his top priority. The Russian public overwhelmingly supports him in this effort. The Russian government is not seeking "order" simply for its own sake. Its goal is civil and economic development. We, of course, strongly support civil and economic development in Russia. However, we are concerned by some of the means chosen to achieve these ends, which may be inconsistent and perhaps even threaten the progress of the past decade, and which also raise questions about Russia's compliance with international human rights obligations.
Russia appears to be pursuing a "managed democracy," in which the boundaries of free speech, dissent, the media, religion, civil society and politics are loosely determined by the executive and maintained through the use of law enforcement and other authorities.
The biggest and most recent example of such action is the case of Media-Most and its independent television station, NTV. NTV was an important catalyst for expanding media freedom in Russia because its broadcasts brought criticism of the government and its policies into the homes of people, and, at the same time, accustomed the Russian government to hearing criticism of itself. The government's takeover of NTV relied on a combination of civil and criminal cases with state-controlled Gazprom as a business surrogate. The Russian government claims that the Media-Most takeover is simply a commercial affair, but through its single-minded pursuit of Media-Most and its head, Vladimir Gusinskiy, the government has demonstrated a broader set of goals that includes the stifling of outspoken critics in a way that has had a chilling effect on how other journalists go about their jobs.
The most persistently troubling human rights issue in Russia remains Chechnya. While we recognize Russia's territorial integrity, and right to fight terrorism and armed insurgencies on its soil, continuing and very credible reports of arbitrary arrests, torture, extrajudicial killings on the part of federal forces are deeply disturbing. Especially troubling is lack of serious investigation and accountability for such crimes. The culture of impunity which has developed is not compatible with either respect for human rights or a achieving a peaceful solution to the conflict.
More broadly this is a question of values; what kind of long-term relationship can we pursue with a government that wages a brutal and seemingly endless war against its own people on its own territory? Our policy on Chechnya insists on a political settlement of the crisis, an end to ongoing violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, and credible accountability for past violations. We call for unimpeded humanitarian access and assistance, including the return of the OSCE Assistance Group to Chechnya and visits by UN special representatives.
Ultimately, the best hope for influencing a change in Moscow's policies away from violence and toward accountability, dialogue, reconciliation and reconstruction, will be the insistence of many voices in the international community as well as inside of Russia. Efforts like the joint United Nations Commission on Human Rights of the past two years and frank discussion of Chechnya in the Russia-EU Summit are part of making this point.
Mr. Chairman, let me touch briefly on the U.S. response to the human rights challenges in today's Russia.
At the government-to-government level, we have and will continue to raise human rights issues with the government of Russia at every opportunity. We will work directly, as well as in concert with EU and others in multilateral institutions including the UN and the OSCE. Underpinning these political and diplomatic efforts, however, is our work at the grassroots level.
Supporting the growth of a strong and vibrant independent media is one of our highest priorities in Russia. We are assisting both print and broadcast media throughout Russia by providing them with technical assistance and training to further their economic viability and to enable them to become more effective advocates for journalistic freedom. We are also giving direct assistance such as production grants and training. Training has grown from a focus on fact-based, investigative journalism to more business-oriented training to promote financial independence. Legal assistance for print and broadcast journalists has become a more central feature of our work, including protection against federal and local government libel suits and tax investigations. Finally, we are looking to step up our support for Russia's media watchdog NGOs and media monitors to allow them to track developments in the regions and draw attention to national and local government attempts to suppress the news. U.S. international broadcasting can play a pivotal role in supporting the development of independent media in Russia and foster stronger ties between U.S. broadcasters and affiliated Russian media outlets.
In addition, nearly 45,000 Russians have traveled to the U.S. on our exchange programs. Through these programs, we are exposing the next generation of Russian leaders to democratic values in action. Our openly-competed exchange programs provide an opportunity for any Russian to apply to gain substantive knowledge of how things work in the West, and make contacts with his or her U.S. counterparts that typically endure beyond the exchange. The programs have a strong track record, and we should increase the numbers of exchangees where capacity allows.
Mr. Chairman, next week President Bush will meet with President Putin in Ljubljana, Slovenia, for their first summit. They will be discussing their respective views and vision for our bilateral relationship. Issues of human rights will be an important part of this dialogue, for it is clear that a Russia whose respect for human rights accords with international standards and practices is a Russia with whom we can live and work more comfortably and effectively. A Russia committed to democracy and individual rights is a Russia with which we will have a close and productive relationship, in spite of any disagreement we may have on one or another issue of the day. The significant progress we have seen over the past decade in this area has played an important role in creating a changed dynamic in U.S.-Russian relations that has permitted a much broader and more ambitious agenda to develop between our two countries. If we have a sense that progress on human rights and democratization has stopped or is being reversed, then it can't help but have a serious impact on the relationship as a whole.


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Average Customer Review: based on 5 reviews.Rating: Bare Nex-Gen Pro Drysuit Review - $1,199.95 - Scuba Gear Customer Reviews
The sizing for the BARE drysuit does not indicate the foot size for the suit. I have a size 14 foot will the Mens 2XL or 3XL work for me? I am 64" height and weight of 225
I m5 9 waist 50in hip 50 chest 52 torso 78 size 12 foot inseam 32 so what do you recommend Im looking at Bare nex gen pro drysuit would like to be comfortable in it will be in it a lot this summer would really like the input from the pro!!!
Hello Michael, this suit would not work for you. You would need to look at the: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-19/166655/Pinnacle-4mm-Black-Ice-Merino-Neoprene-Front-Entry-Drysuit.html and you would be a size King 1.
Hi. My measures are: 6,03 ft 200 lbs chest 46 waist 38 I think the XL is short for my chest and 2xl is very big. What do you think? Wich is the correct size for me? Please, help me. Thanks a lot!
Can one hookah dive with a drysuit? If so, is there a special suit or bcd that must be used?
Hi what size drysuit should I go for I am 56 and have a 38 chest
The most important measurements any time you purchase a suit using the manufacturer''s sizing charts will always be your waist and chest/bust measurements. The suit needs to fit your torso correctly in order to do its job properly. After that your height is a secondary measurement. You don''t want it too long or too short, but there is give here with a dry suit as it does not have to fit skin tight like a wetsuit might. Weight is a measurement the diver can usually ignore. It really has little to no bearing what so ever on the sizing and fit of your suit. The manufacturers do not take into account muscle being more dense than fat, so based simply on fitness levels 2 people can be the exact same size but quite different in weight. This measurement should only be used if the person is literally on the fence between 2 sizes in all categories.
Why do certain things in the description talk about Neoprene? From the technical details it seemed like there was no neoprene involved. Like even the seals were latex. Im severely allergic to Neoprene and I just want something completely free of neoprene.
Offered with many popular features as standard, this suit offers style and durability at an excellent price. LIFETIME GUARANTEE.
At BARE we take our commitment to product quality seriously. Our drysuits in particular are legendary for their durability and longevity with many of our customers getting a full lifetime of use out of their BARE drysuit before passing it on to a friend or family member. This has allowed us to offer something that no other drysuit manufacturer has been able to do: a Lifetime Guarantee on seams and workmanship. Much more than a warranty, BARE is the fi rst and only drysuit manufacturer to offer a Lifetime Guarantee. Except for normal wear and tear, misuse or negligence, BARE will honor all claims against seams and workmanship for the life of the drysuit worldwide. Even if you're not the original owner, you're covered.
In a category where the next closest competitor only offers a 7-year warranty, we think you'll agree that the BARE Guarantee says something quite extraordinary about the quality of the workmanship, materials and technology that goes into each and every one of our drysuits. We stand behind our workmanship like no one else because you deserve a product like no other.
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Sizing Chart
Sizes: S, MShort, M, MTall, MLShort, ML, MLTall, LShort, L, LTall, XLShort, XL, XLTall, 2XLShort, 2XL, 3XL
BARE offers divers a series of drysuits manufactured from a wide range of materials including Neoprene, Butyl Trilaminate and Polyurethane. This range offers the diver the choice of basic suit material and construction that best meets his or her requirements.
How do I maintain the zipper on my drysuit?
Before each dive lubricate the zipper, follow the instructions on the container of zipper lubricant supplied with your suit.
Open and close the zipper a few times after the lubricant is applied to the zipper chain. The friction caused by the slider traveling over the teeth heats the lubricant causing it to flow into the teeth.
Apply a small amount of silicone grease to the sealing surface of where the slider completes the closure of the zipper. This is called the docking end of the zipper. The rubber ridges that can be seen on the inside of the docking end are where the grease should be applied. Also make sure that this area is clean and free of any other materials that may affect the seal.
Note: Always inspect the zipper for any foreign material that may affect its ability to close and create a watertight seal.
What do I need to do after the dive?
Close the zipper and rinse the outside of your drysuit with clean, fresh water. Rinse any of the inner surfaces that may have come in contact with salt water, such as the neck seal and wrist seals. Make sure that any sand, dirt, or gravel is washed away from the teeth of the zipper.
Open the zipper and hang the suit (if possible) over a piece of plastic pipe. A drysuit hanger can easily be made by passing a rope through a plastic pipe of about 3 to 4 inches in diameter and fastening both ends of the rope to an area where you can leave your suit to dry.
Note: Never leave your drysuit in direct sunlight. Ultraviolet radiation from the sun or florescent lighting will deteriorate neoprene and rubber materials (seals) very quickly. Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight will substantially lessen the life of all scuba equipment.
How should I store my drysuit?
The best way to store your drysuit is to leave it on its drying hanger in a cool, dry, dust-free area. If the suit must be stored otherwise; once it is completely dry inside and out, lay it on the floor with the zipper facing downward. Turn the boots inward and loosely rollup the legs and torso to the base of the neck seal. Bring the arms together over the top of the rolled suit so that the open zipper forms an arch as it does while you are wearing the suit. Slide the suit into its carrying bag and store it so that nothing else will be put on top of the bag.
Note: Both Neoprene and Butyl and Butyl Trilaminate materials can be damaged by exposure to petrochemical products such as gasoline/petrol, many industrial solvents, and cleaning solutions containing solvents. Avoid exposure to these chemicals during use of the drysuit and when cleaning.
Should the suit become heavily soiled, or exposed to grease, oil, etc., DO NOT CLEAN THE SUIT WITH SOLVENTS OR SOLVENT BASED CLEANERS OR DEGREASERS. You may use warm water and detergent based soaps to remove the stains. Be sure to rinse all the soap residue out with clean fresh water. Failure to follow these instruction can result in delamination and degradation of the materials.
What do I do about a leak in my drysuit?
There are many variables that must be investigated when dealing with leaks in a drysuit. Very often a leaking drysuit is not the fault of the suit itself. Usually, but not always, the cause of a leak can be determined when all of the events related to the doffing, donning, and diving with the drysuit are carefully and objectively reviewed.
For example, a diver may discover that her left foot is wet after a dive. The immediate and natural conclusion is that the suit is leaking in the left boot. The suit is checked for a leak in the left boot but no leak is found. The next time the suit is used the divers left foot stays dry. This is a very common occurrence. What often happens in this situation is that the undergarment, either a sock or an attached underwear booty is wet prior to putting it into the boot of the drysuit. During the dive the moisture eventually travels through the layers and appears as if it became wet during the dive.
The underwear boot could have become wet from being in contact with a wet piece of equipment during transport, or from stepping on wet ground prior to putting on the drysuit. Another possible cause could be water that entered the suit when it was rinsed after the last dive. Often a leak in a drysuit is clearly visible when the suit is tested, but sometimes other factors that may be determined from objective analysis are the cause.
Troubleshooting Leaks
Problem: Wet arm, shoulder area, and crotch
Possible Cause:
Zipper not totally closed
Undergarment caught in zipper teeth
Zipper dirty (grit, lint, sand, salt, etc.)
Zipper is worn-out, damaged or broken
Other Causes:
Leaking wrist seal (water is migrating to zipper area)
Leaking neck seal
Leaking exhaust valve
Possible Solutions:
Make sure zipper is completely closed
Check undergarment for signs of being caught in the zipper
Make sure the zipper (inner teeth and outer chain) are free from debris and well lubricated
Check zipper for missing teeth, worn-through areas, or if the zipper is broken
Problem: Wet arm(s), chest and shoulder area, and crotch
Possible Cause:
Neoprene seal not tucked inward enough or at all
Undergarment disrupting the integrity of the seal
Seals may not be the correct size
Seals may be torn, split, delaminated from suit or punctured
Hair under the neck seal
May be other leak, see rest of troubleshooting
Possible Solutions:
Review instructions in the "Donning and Doffing" section of this manual
Replace the seals if they are damaged or stretched far beyond their original size, or have them altered to fit correctly
Problem: Wet arm(s), chest and shoulder area, and crotch
Possible Cause:
Valve not tightened securely to suit
Valve port delaminating from the suit
Valves are dirty or contaminated with lint from underwear
Internal diaphragm of exhaust valve damaged or displaced
May be another leak, see rest of troubleshooting
Possible Solutions:
Tighten the valve to the suit by holding the outer section and turning (clockwise) the inner section
Re-glue the valve port to the suit or return the suit for service


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Coffee from Brazil has always been an anomaly at Counter Culture. Since I started here, we have never featured a coffee from Brazil as a traditional brewed offering. Only twice have we featured a Brazilian coffee as a Single-Origin Espresso. While we know great coffees can come out of Brazil, it has always been a rare find. The lackluster growing altitude, averaging probably around 1,000 meters, combined with a greater focus on a rustic natural or pulp natural process, has for the most part made these coffees more appropriate for a mild, sweet espresso base. Over the last year or so though, I have tasted some very impressive naturals and a few pulp natural offerings that have made us wonder exactly what is possible. If you remember, in particular, the last Brazil single-origin espresso offering from Fazenda Santa Rita, the sweetness and clarity it had for natural processed Brazil really made us to visit to try to figure out these coffees a little bit more.
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When I arrived in Belo Horizonte, I immediately hit the road Northwest to Patrocinio, where the majority of the producers we work with are located. Within a short distance of driving (and seeing the rows and rows of coffee along the hillsides), I realized that Brazil is not only an anomaly for the origins that Counter Cultures sources from, it is an anomaly in the way coffee is done altogether. While certain areas have similarities to how coffee is picked and processed in other parts of South and Central America, much of Brazilian coffee is produced in a highly organized and mechanized fashion. Farms here can often times produce more than 100,000 pounds of coffee – and some produce well into the multi-millions of pounds. Coffee many times is picked by machine, and the real art of quality is in the separation. The green cherry needs to be separated from the ripe, the ripe needs to be separated from the already dry, and all the levels in between.
When I actually arrived In Patrocinio, I was greeted by a bunch of producers whom I knew of from tasting coffees this past year and realized that they were all friends. I also got to meet Ernesto and Edinelson Fornaro, the producers of Fazenda Santa Rita. Over the next few days, I spent a lot of time at farms and realized that, although Brazil is like no other producing country, the producers here are just as passionate about quality and farming practices as anywhere else in the world. I tasted great microlots and talked about advanced processing techniques with many of the producers. The producers here are very receptive, and, in certain cases, even more willing to try something new. Overall, as I bounced around the country my eyes were constantly opened, and I learned a ton about the coffee here. I could go on and on about how this place shattered my concept of coffee production and how great the people I met were, but like my last report, I will let the photos tell the rest of the story. Visit the Counter Culture flickr site for the full set of photos from this trip.
Check out our other flickr sets for photos from coffee-related events, farm visits, and more.