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We have enjoyed our time in Bermuda, it is a lovely spot, but we are anxious to get going. It will be about a two week passage to the Azores so you should here from us at the end of June.
The Langes head off around the World (over seven eights now)
Thursday, June 16, 2016
Thursday, June 09, 2016
Tropical Storm Collin
This is the weather chart we were looking at last week, not something a sailor likes to contemplate. The disturbance to the north of Bermuda was tropical depression Bonnie and the PSBL (possible) tropical cyclone turned into Tropical Storm Collin. Collin passed 350 nm north of us and we experienced two days of pretty yucky weather. We moved anchorages, as did most other boats, across the bay where there was more protection. We had sustained winds of 35 with gust up to 45 knots with a day and a half of rain. Our anchor held wonderfully, we just had the worry of a Amel 53 dragging slowly past us in the middle of the night and possibly snagging our anchor. The boat did not hit the shore but got pretty close and they managed to reanchor in the morning a long way from us. Whew!
All is well now, Collin has gone and it is bright and sunny once again and we will move back to the anchorage closer to town in a few hours.
We are currently at three and a half weeks of waiting time for our new sails. I am running out of patience and our good buddies Kind of Blue are departing tomorrow for the Azores. I think I will head up to the sail loft this afternoon and ask for an update on the expected arrival time of the sails.
We took the bus over to St David's Island last week. It is the next island in the chain from St. George. We visited the lighthouse. It is still working and we were able to walk right up to the top and go out on the ledge. We were very impressed with the wooden steps and bannister inside, I think in all the other lighthouses we have visited the steps have been metal.
We explored around the rest of the island visiting the battery that protected the main entrance to the harbour.
Sunday, May 29, 2016
Bermuda Day, May 24, 2017
Bermuda Day, May 24, 2016
In Bermuda their national day is celebrated on the anniversary of the Queen's Birthday. We had a saying in Canada when I was a kid.
The 24th of May
Is the Queen's Birthday
If we don't get a holiday
We'll all run away
In Canada, it has morphed into May long weekend, we have a holiday on the closest Monday to the 24, and it signifies the beginning of summer for most Canadians. Here in Bermuda they celebrate the holiday on the 24th no matter what day of the week it is. We went into Hamilton the capital to watch the Bermuda day parade. We found out that the day was not so much about the parade as being there. As you can see in the picture everyone had put up tent tops and brought chairs. They came down the night before to set up and on the day the family showed up with enough food to last all day.
The parade www very spread out but there were some great floats and the dance groups were very co-ordinated.
Friday, May 20, 2016
Out and about in Bermuda
We went to visit Fort St. Catherine, that was built on the northeast coast of Bermuda. It was built right next to the beach where the first settlers came ashore in 1609 when their boat was shipwrecked. The settlers were bound for Jamestown, Virginia, the leader Sir George Somers claimed the island for Britain and it was settled permanently three years later.
Yesterday we took the bus down to the other end of the island to "The Dockyard". This is where the British navy worked to repair it's warships through the centuries. The Dockyard was built first by slaves and then by prisoners. Once the jails in England were full in the 19th century, (you could be jailed for minor thefts, such as stealing a loaf of bread, or just for being Irish), they shipped the prisoners out of the country and one of the places they ended up was Bermuda. It was often a stopping place before being sent to Australia. ANYWAY, these prisoners constructed the Dockyard. They lived on rotting hulks of old slavers. These boats were no longer seaworthy but sat in the harbour with no masts or sails on them and were used to house the prisoners.
Monday, May 16, 2016
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
At sea
30 degrees 22 minutes north
072 degrees 46 minutes west
If you draw a line directly south of the tip of Long Island NY that intersects with one from the northern border of Florida, that is approx. where we are. 434nm to go to Bermuda.
Yesterday, I was a very proud sailor! We had overcome a calamity, something that probably would have made us turn around and limp back to port ten years ago.
When we left the United States, Barry and I had a discussion about whether or not our sails would get us across the Atlantic. The genoa was made in New Zealand and we had the main made in Australia. That was approximate twenty five thousand nautical miles ago. Barry uncharacteristically thought they should last while I had my doubts. There have been numerous rips and tears lately which indicates they are becoming brittle, the sun and the wind have worn them out.
We had some very squally weather as we left the Bahamas, thunderstorms with big winds, which after their passage left us with big seas and very little wind. That meant the sails were slatting about ( that is a very salty term which means banging back and forth, inflating as the boat rises over a wave and then deflating with a big slap on the downside of the wave). Well, the main just could not take it and it tore right across the sail about 2 feet from the top. We managed to get it down, luckily the line that runs up the back of the sail was still in one piece so I could pull the detached bit of sail down by the very thin line! It was at dusk when this happened so we had no chance to repair it right away. We sailed under genoa alone and at some point we tacked it and Barry noticed a big horizontal rip in it. OH NO, both of our major sails out of commission at once, YIKES. The genoa was rolled in and we fired up the iron jenny and motored on. We talked about going back to the States and ordering a new sail, we were about two hundred miles away, and while we were waiting for a new sail our weather window for crossing the Atlantic would slip away, June is hurricane season and we have no desire to tangle with one of those.
At dawn I rustled Barry out of bed and as we had very little wind we were able to drop the genoa without a problem. I washed both sides of the sail around the tear to get the salt off and let it dry. Then we taped it up with our newish sail tape which sticks really well and put the genoa back up. Sail tape held and we were able to turn off the motor and sail again while we contemplated our decimated main.
It had separated on a seam across most of the sail, not bad, easily fixed, but then there was a tear which included a part right where one of the slugs was sewed on. The slugs attach the sail to the track on the mast and are a point of great strain, NOT GOOD!
We both problem solved for about ten minutes and came up with a good repair plan. Remember that we are still sailing, the boat is heaving around and we are sitting on the cabin top underneath the boom, with a huge mass of sail jammed around us as we try to maintain our seats while we get tossed back and forth. We taped one side of the vertical seam and Barry sewed it for additional strength, I taped the slug back onto the sail and then reinforced it with 2 inch wide webbing on both sides so that it would not tear off again. We taped the foot long rip and reinforced it with sail material on one side and sewed it as well.
Sewing by hand through tape, two piece of thick webbing and sail material is a real pain. There is something called a palm which is a round piece of indented steel which is attached to leather strapping which goes around your hand that is used to push the needle through the material. I had to push with all my strength to get the needle though all this. This great force can lead to broken needles if you are not careful so we have a good assortment of various shapes and sizes of needles on hand.
We finished all this at sunset, we had worked all day on it only taking breaks while two thunderstorms had passed over us. When the threatening clouds got close, we would stop sewing, gather up all our tools and put sail ties in three places on the sail and lash it down to the boom or whatever ropes we could. The first storm was vicious with driving wind and rain, soaking us to the bone, it lasted for well over an hour, living the dream indeed!
We tussled with raising the main, getting it halfway on and figuring out there was a twist in it. Down she came, we flaked it on the deck and raised it again. When we had it almost up Barry was unable to get it any higher and we discovered the halyard was caught around the stair at the top of the mast. We had to lower the whole thing for the second time, untangle the halyard and haul it back up. Barry got his workout for the day. I was so proud and happy when I felt the boat leap ahead as the wind once again filled the main, that I shouted with pure joy. It is 36 hours later and the fix is still holding, YIPPEE!
Combined, our knowledge gleaned from a sail repair class taken eleven years ago through the Bluewater Cruising Association and our experience in fixing numerous other rips and tears made it possible to turn a calamity into a proud moment. I remember buddies of ours, David and Linda from Toketie, BCA members of the fleet of 2006, described a similar situation, when they crossed from Tonga to New Zealand. Now I truly understand and appreciate their accomplishment in repairing their torn main. All I can say is YEAH US, sail on!!!
Sydney the Swallow
Later as I was about to wind in the winch Sydney had claimed for his perch, I had to touch his tail feathers in order for him to move. After the second light tap he fluttered off to the other side of the dodger where he took up residence on a line. He was still with us at daylight when Barry was once again on deck and we were doing a sail change. Barry actually lifted him up and deposited him ( with the barest of peeps from Sydney) in the back of the cockpit in hopes that he would fly off and continue on his journey. He continued to perch head tucked under a wing when we were done taking in the sail so Barry moved him back under cover in the cockpit.
He finally decided to leave mid morning and I was sure we had seen the last of him as he beat up into the sky. Last evening he arrived once again. I had actually seen two or three swallows winging their way across the sky an hour earlier but I was very surprised to see Sydney once again. I knew it was him by the cock of his head and the proprietary air he assumed as he once again took possession of the main winch.
Why, who, where, how come?? Where is he headed? Perhaps to his summer quarters in Canada. Who is he? I looked in my bird book and I think he must be a southwest cliff swallow, they summer in Canada to Mexico and winter in south Brazil to central Argentina. Why did he stop? Any port in a storm. How come he allowed us to handle him? At first I thought he must be injured but once he flew away I cannot figure out why he would allow us to touch him. Any bird experts out there please e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com to let me know the answers to my questions, PLEASE.
by swimming about.
The water is such an amazing colour. I wanted to go snorkelling here so we took the dinghy through this narrow pass between very small rocky islands. I got in the water and held on to the dinghy as we were pushed around by the current. There were lots of fish moving about, I saw a skip jack darting about looking for a meal and then on the way back in the dinghy a beautiful spotted eagle ray glided by. A day later Barry pointed out a turtle lolling about in the water with one flipper sticking up, how appropriate, we were headed for Green Turtle Cay.
We spent five days exploring some unihabited cays, having no contact with other cruisers, making short day hops from place to place. We had an ear glued to the weather reports, as always, and once we heard that thunderstorms were forecast with possible gust up to 50 knots we headed for shelter. We managed to get the last available mooring at Green Turtle Cay and are we glad we did. The predicted thunderstorms appeared with an impressive display of lightening and the boat right in front of us, who had anchored close to a mooring field and whose owner left the boat, dragged her anchor about 50 meters and rehooked right next to us. The owner finally reappeared back at his boat and managed to get his anchor reset, once again directly in front of us. Luckily no other boats dragged during the very windy gusts.
Green Turtle Cay is about 25 miles west of where we left the Bahamas, two years ago. We sailed up to the Chesapeake that year, this year our goal is somewhat further to the east. We are going to brave the infamous triangle and head for Bermuda. We were able to check out of the Bahamas in Green Turtle Cay and we found some fresh fruit, veggies and yogurt to top up our provisions for the voyage.
New Plymouth the main town on GT Cay was a joy to explore. The streets were extremely narrow and everyone drove around in golf carts, I did not see a car. The older homes were very well kept and I loved the gabled windows painted with bright tropical colours and the frangipani and wisteria growing in the yards. We planned to spend more time in the Bahamas but there was a good weather window for our crossing to Bermuda so we left.
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Apprenda has just launched rev 4.0 of its flagship private Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), claiming the new eponymous, uniquely single-language widgetry will be the model for how to modernize existing mission-critical enterprise applications and build new cloud-architected apps and services.
Well, so long as they're Windows apps and Windows-based cloud environments. Ah, but then let's remember that 40% of the apps running the enterprise, many of them custom-made, have Windows written all over them.
See, the once strictly on-premise Apprenda PaaS has been extended to Microsoft Azure and by connecting Windows Server 2012 environments with cloud-based Azure resources creates a hybrid cloud PaaS for the Global 2000 it caters to. The company describes it as extending the data center to Azure.
It claims the private PaaS is the now generally accepted end game for the enterprise, primarily because of the regulations and requirements that restrict an all-public cloud approach. It also figures that other people do hybrid poorly.
Its 4.0 platform achieves a hybrid PaaS/cloud in a single click with instant scaling options to meet application consumption needs. That means it essentially creates one big clearly seen cloud and since the apps on-premise and the apps in Azure all behave the same way companies can make business decisions that aren't limited by the technology.
Apprenda CEO Sinclair Schuller says enterprises, despite compliance and governance hesitancy, want hybrid cloud architectures to test at least some of their workloads on the public cloud or to extend the life of older apps by making them multi-tenant.
With 4.0 IT can apply resource policies to infrastructure and applications before moving them in seconds from the private to the public cloud or set policies for doing so automatically based on business needs and parameters.
RedMonk's founding analyst James Governor is quoted as saying, "Hybrid cloud is helping traditional enterprises become more comfortable with .NET-based application development. Organizations want common tooling for deployment, monitoring, security and management across public and private cloud; Apprenda is targeting this deployment flexibility directly with its 4.0 release."
As a so-called best-of-breed platform for Windows Server and .NET, Apprenda 4.0 adds support for all Windows and Visual Studio integration and extends support for all of Microsoft's latest releases including .NET 4.5, SQL Server 2012 and Windows Server 2012. The company says existing apps usually require only minimal code tweaks to make the great leap to the cloud.
Apprenda had integrated 4.0 with third-party and customized authorization and authentication systems to improve agility in application deployment and deployment policies in implementing governance, risk management and compliance (GRC). With new System Center 2012 integration, it can run across multiple data centers (private/public/hosted) and yet be managed centrally.
By decoupling applications from the infrastructure and developers from IT, Apprenda figures it lets organizations achieve significant cost savings and massive productivity improvements.
"Windows Azure is a global scalable cloud platform that gives developers flexibility to target public, private and hybrid cloud environments," Azure marketing general manager Bill Hilf says. "Apprenda helps enterprises utilize Windows Azure's strengths so that applications can take advantage of public and private PaaS scenarios."
Apprenda is priced by the gigabyte of memory. The company, which figures the 2013 PaaS market is going to come down to price, offers freeware but it's not pursuing the freemium model. The full-function Apprenda Express freeware, limited to 12GB of memory, is generally used for proof-of-concept. Although it's got about 7,000 companies experimenting with Express, Apprenda is focused on accounts with at least $4 billion in annual revenues. Figure a paid Apprenda installation runs from the high five digits to the low seven digits.
Schuller expects VMware to pursue a similar strategy using its own open source Cloud Foundry PaaS and CloudFoundry.com, the public instance of Cloud Foundry running on vSphere infrastructure, now in beta. He doesn't think VMware (or what may be a new EMC subsidiary according to GigaOm) can manage a cloud to rival Amazon or Azure before late 2013 or 2014.
Apprenda launched in 2007 and has raised around $16 million from High Peaks Venture Partners, Ignition Partners and New Enterprise Associates.
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The Federal National Council (FNC) demanded that maternity leave be increased to boost women's empowerment and productivity.
Dr Amal Al Qubaisi, a member from Abu Dhabi demanded that women working in the government sector be given six months' maternity leave — two months paid leave for delivery, two months half-paid leave for maternity and another two months without pay.
Al Qubaisi also demanded that laws be changed to offer working women better treatment as compared to that offered by other Arab and foreign countries.
"The average maternity leave is four months internationally, while women in the UAE are only entitled to two months," she said.
Al Qubaisi also suggested creating more part-time jobs for women.
Humaid Mohammad Al Qattami, Minister of Education and chairman of the Human Resource Authority, said women are entitled to two months' leave in addition to 100 days without pay.
UAE labour law applies to women working in the private sector, who are entitled to 45 days maternity leave on full pay if she has worked for a whole year prior to leave. If not, then she only gets half pay. – Gulf News
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I see my great great grandfather Henry Smith m Mary Ann Stearn is listed in the Medwin family tree and I don't see how he fits in. I have not seen the name Medwin before.
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When did Philippa Angwin and/or William Woolcock go to Australia from St. Agnes, Cornwall 1851-1857?
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by Maureent180 2 years, 6 months ago
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Is there a train that runs this route? We would like to leave on a Thursday late afternoon or early Friday morning to travel to Appenzell. There we will spend one night before going to Lucerne. We have 2 to 3 days before we need to get to Zurich for a flight. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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How to get to Appenzell from Memmington and then on to Lucerne
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Hi amberkat,
For the trip from Memmingen to Appenzell, you can see all the possible schedules and options using the German rail site at
You should remember that the discounted tickets go on sale about 90 days early, so you should be ready to buy at that time.
For the trip from Appenzell to Luzern, you can use the Swiss rail site at
There are no discounts for advanced-purchase fares, so you can just buy the tickets on the day of travel.
Have fun as you plan!
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Jun 13 2016
Marissa R. via Yelp
I dined at Osteria's the past Saturday night and will definitely be back. We stumbled upon this place after driving by Felini's pizza (down the street on...read more
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Keysha P. via Yelp
Saturday, March 12th this place was chosen by my boyfriend. Perfect day to go, sun shining and warm outside. Arrived around 5 ish and the place was nice...read more
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Crystal D. via Yelp
I've been here twice. One for a birthday dinner, randomly... And the other one night with a friend. I love their bruschetta. Everything else is just ok....read more
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