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Head's Up! Astrological Almanac May
by Kathy Watts on May.01, 2015, under Forecasts, Traditional Astrology
Heads Up!
May 2015 (times are PDT)
The beautiful month of May starts on a Friday, the day of the week ruled by Venus. Make every day glorious and gracious, and get a ton of fantastic stuff written. Argue with that. Plus, Mercury has just entered its home sign of Gemini. Starting May 19, Mercury will be retrograde in Gemini. That can be good, and make us more careful and in less of a rush. One way or another, we have the whole month with Mercury helping us out from its home sign Gemini. Do good things with it.
Fri May 01 not only is the day of the week for Venus, but the Moon is in Libra all day. This is a double dose of Venus, so enjoy it. Write those lovely reconciliation scenes and sketch out those happy endings. Then go out and have some fun.
Sun May 03 the Moon is in Scorpio when Mercury opposes Saturn. Be serious with yourself and fix what's broken. Later, we have the Full Moon at 13Sco. It's the festival of Wesak, the birth of the Buddha. This can be a lunar month dedicated to what is most important for you –- are writing and being creative on the list?
Tue May 05 the Moon conjuncts Saturn in Sagittarius. Write with extra sincerity. Happy Cinco de Mayo.
Wed May 06 the Moon is in Sagittarius all day. That can be good for networking and publishing, and in general getting your work out into the world. The Sun trines Pluto. Both being in earth signs, you can work hard and get a lot done. We're going to have month of Wednesdays mostly in mutable signs, so give other people their due. Maybe do some good character development, too.
Thu May 07 the Moon is in Capricorn when Venus changes signs, leaving Gemini and entering the sign of Cancer. Find a way to better integrate your work and your family life. It's not always easy, is it?
Fri May 08 the Moon conjuncts Pluto in Capricorn. Let those nerves settle down and do some solid work. (Or, use those nerves to write some jittery scary stuff.)
Sat May 09 the Moon is in Capricorn when Mercury squares Neptune. Don't argue with your dreams, but think the feelings through and work things out.
Sun May 10 the Moon in Aquarius makes a trine with Mercury. It may be easier to write and talk with a few more people. Happy Mother's Day. (Thinking of the Earth as your mother works, too.)
Mon May 11 the Moon is in Aquarius when Mars changes signs, leaving Taurus and entering Gemini. Get busy and write.
Tue May 12 the Moon conjuncts Neptune in Pisces. Dreaming and writing go together, have you noticed (especially for poetry)?
Wed May 13 the Moon starts off in Pisces, making a sextile with the Sun and going void of course at 9:55 am. If it's hard to keep focused, resort to having a to-do list. The Moon won't enter Aries until 10:13 pm. It's a day for slow steady progress.
Fri May 15 the Moon conjuncts Uranus in Aries. Watch for the silly and surprising, because even when writing fiction, it's impossible to make some things up.
Sat May 16 the Moon is in Taurus when Venus trines Neptune.
It could be an emotional weekend. Write those scenes of romantic mischief. Heads Up. It's also the day before the New Moon. Be safe out there. Heads Up!
Sun May 17 is the New Moon at 26Tau at 9:13 pm. This can be a lunar month of steady, solid, stubborn progress. The Moon then goes void of course. Heads Up. It's also the day before Mercury begins its second retrograde period of the year. Heads Up! This year, all three of the Mercury retrogrades are in Air signs. Think about that for a bit but don't get crazy over it. Do you know where your thumb drive is? Your phone, your car keys, your address book, oh you get the idea.
Mon 18 May the Moon enters Gemini at 2:27 am. We have from now until early Wednesday to indulge in as many mercurial pursuits as we can squeeze in. Write, converse, network, correspond, all of that, plus much more. Heads Up. But wait. Don't get hyper. Mercury is stationary and turns retrograde at 6:49 pm. Heads Up. Mercury is at 13Gem so we have plenty of toned down Mercury energy working for us. Maybe edit. Edit a lot. Today in 1980, Mt. St. Helens erupted. Lest we forget, and all that.
Tue May 19 the Moon conjuncts Mercury retrograde, yes, in Gemini. Ignore all those 'drink more coffee and live longer' articles. Buckle in, and write.
Wed May 20 the Moon enters Cancer at 6:56 am. Though the day starts off with the Moon in a mutable sign, we get the bulk of the day with the Moon in a cardinal sign. Maybe start something new for a change. You can get emotional about it. It's also the last day of the month that the Sun is in the sign Taurus the Bull. Heads Up. Tomorrow the world may perk up and pick up some speed. If you haven't had enough of Mercury, well, we're about to get a lot more. If you're deep into coffee, consider decaf.
Thu May 21 the Moon is in Cancer when the Sun changes signs, leaves Taurus the Bull and moves into –- guess what -— Gemini! Heads Up. We have a solid month to express our truest and best writing spirit and ambition. Work hard and make it golden. In the afternoon, the Moon conjuncts Venus in Cancer, then goes void of course at 5:36 pm. Take some sweet Venus energy into the evening and be sociable. (No, you do not have to talk about your work, in fact, don't.)
Fri May 22 the Moon is in Leo when the Sun makes an opposition to Saturn. Heads Up. Authorities can clash sometimes, and doesn't that make for great plot complications!
Fri May 23 the Moon conjuncts Jupiter in Leo. Work on something big, and indulge in a little luxury, if only in the mind.
Wed May 27 the Moon is in Virgo when Mercury retrograde is conjunct Mars at 3:27 am. Maybe sleep through this, or have an agitated dream. Concentrate on improving something or finishing something that's half-done. At 2:42 pm the Moon enters Libra, so the rest of the day may be smoother. Relax in the evening. You've earned it.
Thu May 28 the Moon makes a trine with Mercury retrograde. Do something agreeable and pleasing with this. Be happy with what you've already done. (That doesn't mean you have to be completely satisfied and won't make it better.)
Sat May 30 the Moon is in Scorpio when the Sun conjuncts Mercury retrograde. Heads Up. Keep a low profile; watch and listen more than you act out and talk. People will reveal all manner of stuff to you.
Sun May 31 the Moon is in Scorpio when the Sun squares Neptune. You don't really want to dream all the time. Don't debunk any dreams but stick more with the waking world today.
It's a highly creative, busy, instructive, and entertaining month. You know how Gemini goes. Your social calendar can fill up and overflow, or you can plough through writing the first draft of that 80,000 word novel, or you can spend all your time and money in museums, at movies and concerts, and so it goes.
You get to decide, to a large extent. It's such a people-oriented month that you want to leave a little wiggle room for people to have their say and input, too. But make sure you produce, that you create, that you express and let out some ideas of your own. Otherwise your head may burst from all the input. Pour it in, pour it out, and have a fantastic month! Heads up!
Head's Up! April Astrology Forecast
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Heads Up!
The Writer's Astrological Almanac
April 2015
(times are PDT)
April starts on Wednesday (Mercury's day of the week). It may be April Fool's Day, but we like a good joke as much as anyone. We can make this a month of great progress and great fun. Things can be taken too seriously for only so long. (continue reading…)
March 2015 Head's Up! Astrological Almanac
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Heads Up!
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March 2015
(all times PST until 2 am Mar 08; then PDT)
March starts on a Sunday (the Sun's day of the week), so shine your brightest and make your work your best all month long. It may slow you down, but it's worth it (unless you're under a deadline, I suppose). (continue reading…)
Heads Up! The Writer's Astrological Almanac February
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February 2015
(all times PST)
February may be short but it packs a powerful punch. Several, in fact. We can do great things in great bursts, so be sharp, keep things in focus, and keep that head up! (continue reading…)
Head's Up! Astrological Almanac January 2015
by Kathy Watts on Jan.01, 2015, under Forecasts
Heads Up!
January 2015
(times are all Pacific Standard Time, PST)
It's a new year with a new set of challenges and some new gifts, talents, and opportunities to meet those challenges. Oh, some old stubborn ones will continue but don't think for one minute that 2015 is going to be a stale old rerun of 2014. Heads Up! (continue reading…)
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by Kathy Watts on Dec.01, 2014, under Forecasts, Traditional Astrology
Heads Up!
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by Kathy Watts
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Welcome to the grand finale month of a busy year! December starts on a Monday (the day of the week dedicated to the Moon). (continue reading…)
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by Kathy Watts on Nov.01, 2014, under Forecasts, Traditional Astrology
Heads Up!
The Writer's Astrological Almanac
November 2014
Nov 01 is a Saturday, Saturn's day of the week, with the Moon void of course in Aquarius. (continue reading…)
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Happy October! Think autumn, pumpkins, all things orange and black, cool and shady. (continue reading…)
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President Bush surrounded by lawmakers, signs his $1.35 trillion tax cutbill at the White House on June 7, 2001. AP View Enlarged Image
It's clear that the Bush-era cuts should never have carried an expiration date. And they wouldn't have — if more Democrats had been on board. Middle-class families take note.
A number of unpleasant things are due to happen around Jan. 1, the official date of America's scheduled leap over the "fiscal cliff." But one event far outweighs the others, especially for middle-income Americans. This is the expiration of the tax cuts passed in 2001 and 2003.
No one of either party seems to want these so-called "Bush-era" cuts to end for the middle class. And no one wants to be blamed if there's no cliff deal and the Tax Code suddenly reverts to its pre-2001 state.
Why, then, are they expiring at all? The answer to that question points to some interesting historical facts, particularly about which party has a stronger record on providing tax relief to the middle class.
Let's start with a point that, by now, should be obvious to thoughtful people on both sides of the debate: Temporary tax cuts are usually bad policy. They breed uncertainty, sow confusion in business and personal financial planning, and create artificial crises (Exhibit A: Fiscal Cliff).
The looming sunset of the two Bush tax-cut laws is especially hard on the party that enacted them in the first place.
Republicans know that if taxpayers now get walloped because Barack Obama refuses to meet them halfway on a deal to save the cuts, he'll blame them. He'll frame the outcome as a case of the GOP abusing the middle class to protect the rich. Most of the media, and through them the public, will buy that narrative.
That blamefest would drown out any sober analysis of why these laws had to expire. The reality is that the Republicans went the temporary route in order to get the laws passed. Senate rules gave them this option, and Democratic opposition, in their view, left them no other choice.
Most Democrats opposed the first round of tax relief in 2001, which lowered tax rates at all income levels — adding a new 10% bracket at the bottom and cutting the top rate from 39.6% to 35%. In the final 58-33 Senate vote on the bill, 12 Democrats were in favor and 30 opposed.
Democrat opposition to the 2003 bill, which cut dividend and capital gains rates as well as making the rate relief of the 2001 immediate rather than phased in, was nearly unanimous. Vice President Dick Cheney had to cast the tiebreaking vote to get the bill through.
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By Tom Breihan on May 3, 2010 at 10:35 a.m. EDT
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Wolf Parade: What Did My Lover Say? (It Always Had to Go This Way)
Big day for Wolf Parade fans: we've got a treasure trove of goodies for you. First up, two brand spanking new tracks, right up there for your streaming pleasure. "Ghost Pressure" and "What Did My Lover Say? (It Always Had to Go This Way)" are from Wolf Parade's forthcoming third album EXPO 86, which now has a release date (June 29 via Sub Pop) and a tracklist, which can be viewed at the end of this story.
We've also got a chat with Wolf Parade co-leader (and Sunset Rubdown frontman) Spencer Krug about the album, which can be found after the jump. We previously chatted with Dan Boeckner about the album's genesis; click here to read that interview.
Pitchfork: How would you say the new album differs from the last two?
Spencer Krug: I think it's more fun. We're embracing our strengths (volume, disorganization), not trying to be fancy, not overthinking anything-- just going with our initial instincts and hoping for the best. The result was a dozen or so upbeat tunes that we all like playing. The question I asked of most of the songs was whether or not I would dance to them. You know in Archie comics when there's a school dance and you see little cartoon music notes floating out of the PA speakers? I like to think this new record sounds like those notes.
Pitchfork: You recorded most of this album live to tape. How did that feel?
SK: It felt great. We made a real point of writing everything beforehand so we'd be able to record everyone at once in the same room. Most songs have no overdubs (except vocals-- we couldn't do vocals live because of microphone bleed issues and, honestly, unfinished lyrics.) I've recorded this way before and hope to again. I think it makes for livelier, more honest music. I would love to never have to record another overdub again.
Pitchfork: How does the group writing process work when you're all working on so many different projects? Do you talk to each other when you're working with your other bands? Or do you block out time to sit down together?
SK: We talk to each other, sure, but we have to put real chunks of time aside to get anything substantial done in Wolf Parade. I can't really work on two projects simultaneously. They would both suffer-- creativity spread thin. And once we're working on Wolf Parade, the other projects rarely come up. Dan and I hardly ever talk to each other about Handsome Furs or Sunset Rubdown unless it's to share tour stories or just make fun of each other.
Pitchfork: Dan told me that you'd all been to the actual Expo '86, the World's Fair held in Vancouver in 1986. Do you have any specific memories of going to the Expo?
SK: Sure. My mom made my sister and I go to the Yukon Pavilion to learn about Canadian culture while my little cousin got to go to the water park with my grandfather. The Yukon Pavilion was mostly about tundra and snow. The water park, I assume, was more fun. I wouldn't know. Also, I rode the Scream Machine-- my first roller coaster. And at one point, I remember my parents arguing about whether or not a plastic Expo Ernie piggy-bank was a real souvenir or just a toy. It was not a heated argument, though.
Pitchfork: On a completely unrelated note: Johnny Depp has said that he used Sunset Rubdown as the inspiration for his Mad Hatter character in the new Alice in Wonderland movie. Have you seen the movie?
SK: I haven't seen it yet. I will one day. But I knew that he'd said that. It's nice. Flattering.
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03 What Did My Lover Say? (It Always Had to Go This Way)
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06 Ghost Pressure
07 Pobody's Nerfect
08 Two Men in New Tuxedos
09 Oh You, Old Thing
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I have to be honest; while I'm a massive dessert fan, I was a little hesitant about my trip, never having really eaten Asian style desserts before. However, I was surprisingly impressed.
The menu offers up a large range of desserts and drinks. Once you start reading things like Tofu Pudding it's pretty fun choosing which type of crushed ice you're going to have.
While we didn't try the Tofu Pudding, we did venture out of our dessert comfort zones and ordered the Mixed Pudding: chocolate, mango and milk ($5). Served atop a mound of sweetened shaved ice, the texture could be compared to firm jelly, but with a creamier flavour. It was unlike anything I've ever eaten before.
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Dev will be contesting from Ghatal in West Midnapore district and Moon Moon - daughter of legendary Bengali heroine Suchitra Sen and herself a film actress - will be in fray from Bankura.
Party chairperson Mamata Banerjee announced the names at her residence hours after the Election Commission notified the polls Wednesday.
Tollywood actress Rituparna Sengupta wished Dev for his new journey and hoped Sen would clinch a victory.
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Sen would try his luck from Berhampore in Murshidabad district, from where the Congress is likely to again field its state chief Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury.
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Mention "Giro" to 100 Americans, and 2 may have heard the name, and they know it as a helmet. :D
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Josef Muller-Brockmann The Father of Swiss Graphic Design Josef Mario Muller was born on May 9, 1914 in the city of Rapperswil, Switzerland. He was educated in the fields of architecture, design and art history at the Abendgymnasion Juventus, the ETH (Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule), the University of Zurich, and at the Kuntstgewerbeschule, Zurich. In 1942, he married Verena Brockmann, and adopted her last name. Muller- Brockmann started off his career as an assistant designer to a graphics and advertising consultant, Walter Diggelman. He moved on to freelance designing (specializing in graphic and stage design), founded the Neue Grafik magazine, and later on taught as a professor of graphic design (Pendergast 604). Years of experience in the field made Josef Muller-Brockmann one of the most respected designers, and earned him the title of "Father of Swiss Graphic Design" (Gray 1). This paper will mention his contributions to the field, his philosophy on design, and a few examples of where this can be seen. Though the Bauhaus had moved from Germany to the United States during Muller-Brockmann's time, Switzerland was very much influenced by their achievements (Barnicoat 605). With Bauhaus, Muller-Brockmann also seemed to be influenced by Constructivism through his writing (Pendergast 605). Right after the recovery from the economic depression and World War II (Switzerland remained neutral, but was still encircled in it), the Swiss ministry of the Interior helped develop the design profession to concentrate more on precision, which had always been associated with Swiss craftsmanship (Barnicoat 605). With this, Josef Muller-Brockmann develops his interest for the grid. He also adds an element of abstractness in his work, by removing visual imagery and replacing it with typography or symbols. This concept can be seen in Muller-Brockmann's most widely known posters, done on the Zurich Tonhalle concerts just before the 1960s. In 1950, the concert posters were black and white, only text, with a weak grid. However, in 1951, Muller-Brockmann completely changed that by adding visual representations of the music, as well as a touch of color. Over the course of the next few years, we notice see how the concert posters change by adding various visualizations that look like sounds. Muller-Brockmann also had a lot of influence in the field of academia, and as a professor he published several books, including Grid Systems in Graphic Design and The Graphic Artist and His Problems (Design is History). Both of these books, as well as others by him, build a foundation for new designers through his philosophy of design. Josef's philosophy was very straightforward. His first and most important rule was to use the grid, no matter what: in his opinion, the grid was the way of the future, it made one's work look more professional and organized. In an excerpt in Pendergast's Contemporary Designers, he writes that the use of the grid "shows that the designer conceives his work in terms that are constructive and oriented to the future" (Pendergast 605). To him, constructive design "can influence and enhance the taste of the society" because of the fact that it's about using design laws for practical good. The second thing Muller-Brockmann liked to do was, as mentioned previously, was the abstraction of images. By the simple technique of not using explicit images, Muller-Brockmann transformed how posters were interpreted. Rather than the Western idea of showing exactly what the designer wants to portray, Muller-Brockmann guides the audience, but lets them use their own imagination. Apart from these two concepts, one thing that Muller-Brockmann constantly uses is sans-serif typefaces, with one in particular: Die Neue Haas Grotesk (a.k.a. Helvetica). This, as well as the use of grids, and the abstraction of visualizations can both be seen in many of Josef's design work. There are a few posters that demonstrate Muller-Brockmann's philosophy pretty well. The first one in the appendix (Figure 1) is a poster for a concert. One can naturally see a vertical line passing in between the columns of text and just touching two of the arcs from the 'noise'. This shows the strength of the grid on the poster. The round arcs are meant to represent the "thematic, dynamic, rhythmic, and metrical factors in music" (Barnicoat quoting Muller- Brockmann, 605). Rather than putting a picture of an orchestra, this creates more interest in the audience, because it draws them to the poster better than a boxed picture could, and it lets them imagine what it might sound like. The same applies for the 'derFilm' poster (Figure 2). Though at first it may not be so apparent, but in this, the spine of the F is the vertical line that the rest of the text is sitting on, creating the same grid structure. As for the image, the overlapping of the two words 'der' and 'Film' are meant to play on the idea of a filmstrip as a movie is playing. Figure 3 is a bit different. There is not enough text in this to study the grid system, but that is just because this poster does not need much text, since it portrays action through pictures rather than information through text. Muller- Brockmann was one of the few designers who took pictures out of their constricting boxes (Lecture 10/26) and made them look like they were part of something bigger. The abstractness in this poster is due to the fact that there is only the front wheel of a motorbike and a child, and one can imagine the motorbike is running towards the child. The light colored lines that seem to make it look like the wheel of the motorbike is going forward, and out of imagination, the audience can infer that if the motorcyclist does not do anything, he will injure the child. This is comparing to a normal (western-style), non- abstract version of the poster that would probably show a child already hurt by a motorbike, so that the audience does not need to imagine what will happen. After a fruitful 82 years, Josef Muller-Brockmann passed away on August 30, 1996 in Zurich. However, he left after making a solid contribution to the world of graphic design. He pushed the idea of the grid as a method of organization and the concept of abstract visualization to help the audience create their own picture, both of which are very powerful tools in the area of communication design. Figure 1: Concert poster. Offset printing, grey/black. 1955 Zurich.90.5x128cm. http://www.designishistory.com/1940/joseph- mueller-brockmann/ accessed on 11/03/10 Figure 2: Exhibition poster. Offset Printing. 1959 Zurich http://s3.media.squarespace.com/production/504645/ 5838989/2010/02/821jpg1.jpeg accessed on 11/03/10 Figure 3: Campaign poster: Protect the child! Offset Printing. 1953 Zurich. http://blanka.co.uk/i/products/812.jpg accessed on 11/04/10 Works Cited Gray, Jamie. esearching Josef M ller-Brockmann: A Juxtaposition of Viewpoints. 10/07/04. Müller-Brockmann, Josef, and Shizuko Yoshikawa. Geschichte Des Plakates. Histoire De L'affiche. History of the Poster. Zürich: ABC-Verlag, 1971. Print. Used for information on posters Pendergast, Sara, and John Barnicoat). "Muller-Brockmann." Contemporary Designers. Detroit: St. James, 1997. 604-05. "Design is History", http://www.designishistory.com/1940/joseph-mueller- brockmann/. 11/03/10. Lecture Notes, 10/26/10
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In the minor leagues, the criticisms on Cole were consistent: with such elite stuff, he should miss more bats, walk fewer batters, and get more strikeouts. In his major league debut, Cole displayed impressive command. He attacked hitters and yielded no walks. While he had only the two strikeouts — a sad tendency that he has shown consistently in the upper levels of the minors — Cole was definitely successful in his debut.
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Cole's success in his debut is not terribly surprising. Pitchers are often successful in their major leagues debut as their stuff is more deceptive to hitters, who are entirely unfamiliar with it. While Pirates fans and coaches may be concerned with Cole's success in the coming weeks, their front office should be concerned with his long-term development.
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I would be interested in one if they made it standard. Flounder, if you don't mind me asking, how much did yours cost with all the custom work?
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I would be interested in one if they made it standard. Flounder, if you don't mind me asking, how much did yours cost with all the custom work?
We use JacksRBetter Economic Quilts. That way they can be used as underquilts or topquilts. We have 2 of each of the shenandoahs, Hudson rivers and old rag mountains. The whole family had HH Asym...
My family and I are going to be in the area Easter weekend. We will be doing some section hiking.
Jacks r better uses active dry or something like that. Same thing. Their economy underquilts are versatile to be used as a topquilt or an underquilt. I love them so much I have 8 of them. ...
Good purchase. I have two of these and love them!!
I am now just a +1. SustainBlue and I will be there as planned: Saturday morning.
Glad you like it. I have 7 of these; 3 Old Rag Mountains, 2 Hudson Rivers, 2 Shenandoahs. All quality quilts, just a different loft size.
These quilts are so versatile, this armada of quilts...
Have fun, I will be using mine this weekend at the Michigan Winter Hang.
I am a +2, but we won't be up till lunchtime on Saturday. See you then.
I was hoping you would bring some. I really like these, glad you are making them. Can't wait.
Yes, I have used mine for years. Love it. There is no trick, just sleep!
I have used an exped pad in my ridgerunner, it works but you are right about the extra width. It would be nice to have a 25" pad instead.
There is a good chance now that I will be attending with Julie and a friend. He is a non-hanger so this will be his first outing in one. Avid camper just never 2-3 feet above ground.
We are...
Probably not, since I am not sure of my schedule yet. Just trying to gauge logistics to see if that weekend works. I didn't go last year, but did the two years before and would like to go this year...
What time do you leave to get up there for lunch on Friday?
My boss camped last summer under the Verrazano Bridge in the campground there. Said it was not busy at all and very close to public transportation to get you into the city. Check that place out.
You are right. I don't see them on their site now, let alone on sale.
Well I am glad I bought 6 of them when I did.
Rei had/has them on sale for $3.83. I picked up 6!
What is the manufacturer date and fill type?
I am blessed that it was my wife who got our family into hammocks. We have 5 hammocks for the 4 of us. Both son and daughter grew up camping in hammocks and now they are full-timers at home....
It has taken me too long to give the update to this thread. I contacted Brandon and he shipped me a replacement right away. Top notch service. To further the support, once they received my torn...
Great trip report. Love the NCT!
I have sent Brandon an email. I will wait to hear his response. I will let everyone know when he has come through.
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I got out last night and hung with my ridgerunner. Had a great night, but when I woke up, I found something Terrible! My tarp was pulled pretty tight last night as I was expecting rain...
Michigan all the way!
I am in!!!
Not sure if you would come to the state up north, but the north country trail goes through the Lost Nations State Game Area in southern michigan. This is a 9 mile hike through the game area and...
Unfortunately my wife and I cannot make it. Have fun with the raffle!
I don't know about that one in particular, but I own all 8 of my under quilts from JRB. Their quality is amazing and I have never had a complaint dealing with them. I have three old rag mountains,...
I want in, thanks for doing this.
That is exactly what I did. The little furnace made me drop a temp rating in my tq selection. (Went from a 20 degree tq to a 40 degree tq)
My son started at two, but you are right, didn't get his own hammock until 4 or 5.
Happy Birthday and Merry Christmas. Thanks for everything you did for our kids this year, they love their hammocks and when sleeping elsewhere, they let me know they slept good, but not as good as...
I am in, thanks. Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas
Wow, you will be sleeping before you know it.
Since I don't have a mt Washington, I really am not qualified to compare them. I am sure it is high quality like the other JRB quilts.
I started this hobby when I had less discretionary money...
I am a Jacksrbetter fan myself. Their economic quilts (old rag mountain, Hudson River, and Shenandoah) can be used as both underquilts and top quilts. When used as a tq, you just close the omnitape...
At that temp I would pull down my 900 fill Long Hudson River. I used that in October at a Cub Scout camp weekend and the temps got down to 27 and you would never know it. Also, I don't have an uq...
I am still waiting brother! Right there with you. Not worried though, I imagine Brandon working extra hard on my gear or adding a special mod while he just packs everyone else's stuff and ships it...
I bought my kids, 7 and 5, free birds from dream hammocks. Randy was great to work with he customized them for their size. The kids got to choose their color too! They have been full time hangers...
The hope is for Julie and I to come to the winter hang, but we will see if I can swing it this year. Got a promotion in the last few months and my work schedule is no longer my own, which is a...
The hope is to come to the winter hang, but we will see if I can swing it this year. Got a promotion in the last few months and my work schedule is no longer my own, which is a blessing and a...
I am doing the waiting game too. Wbrr dl with bugnet with 2door spindrift with full winter lynx with 2oz of overstuff and a cloudburst, plus poncho/uq protector.
I bet I wait the longest since...
Yeah I felt weird the first time I said "let's hang out"
From Battle Creek myself. I can talk gear, but Red is the resident DIY'er from these parts that I respect! But there are plenty of us from sw michigan. Had our fall hang at deep lake up in Yankee...
I ordered a number of pieces of kit from Jacks with their Black Friday sale. I also bought an Old Rag Mountain for use as a top quilt for me or for an underquilt for my son in cold temps. Two days...
Waited a year and a half, but I finally ordered my winter setup!
Warbonnet RR double layer
Lynx (winter full length) with 2oz overstuff
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I just dropped a lot, but ordered what I have wanted for a year and change.
RR plus a cloudburst plus a spindrift plus an uq protector plus a winter full length lynx with 2 oz of overstuff!!!
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NEW YORK In a surprising a letter to the editor published in The New York Times this week, the chief prosecutor of the Weather Underground in the 1970s expressed outrage over the linking of Barack Obama to Bill Ayers by the McCain campaign, adding, "Although I dearly wanted to obtain convictions against all the Weathermen, including Bill Ayers, I am very pleased to learn that he has become a responsible citizen."
William C. Ibershof also corrects a charge in the Times: "I do take issue with the statement in your news article that the Weathermen indictment was dismissed because of 'prosecutorial misconduct.' It was dismissed because of illegal activities, including wiretaps, break-ins and mail interceptions, initiated by John N. Mitchell, attorney general at that time, and W. Mark Felt, an F.B.I. assistant director." Felt, of course (you may have already forgotten), was also known as a guy called "Deep Throat."
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"As the lead federal prosecutor of the Weathermen in the 1970s (I was then chief of the criminal division in the Eastern District of Michigan and took over the Weathermen prosecution in 1972), I am amazed and outraged that Senator Barack Obama is being linked to William Ayers's terrorist activities 40 years ago when Mr. Obama was, as he has noted, just a child.
Although I dearly wanted to obtain convictions against all the Weathermen, including Bill Ayers, I am very pleased to learn that he has become a responsible citizen.
Because Senator Obama recently served on a board of a charitable organization with Mr. Ayers one cannot possibly link the senator to acts perpetrated by Mr. Ayers so many years ago.
I do take issue with the statement in your news article that the Weathermen indictment was dismissed because of "prosecutorial misconduct." It was dismissed because of illegal activities, including wiretaps, break-ins and mail interceptions, initiated by John N. Mitchell, attorney general at that time, and W. Mark Felt, an F.B.I. assistant director.
William C. Ibershof
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Oct. 8, 2008
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Cute. Obama, of course, is not being linked to Ayers' and Dohrn's terrorist activities.
He's being linked to the terrorists.
- October 11, 2008 at 9:46 AM
- Shaw Kenawe said...
Right. I know.
Can you believe the idiocy of people thinking that the US government would have a person "linked to the terrorists" running for president and not have hauled someone with "terrorist" links off prison?
It's really comical how certain obvious truths seem not to bother people who think with their Limbaugh instead of their brains.
No one with an IQ over 70 believes Sen. Obama has links to terrorists.
But that seems to be all the McCain/Palin campaign has left in their playbook.
- October 11, 2008 at 10:58 AM
I'm eager for a good look at McCain's longtime relationship with John Singlaub.
Singlaub seemingly never met a right-wing death squad member or unrepentant Nazi he didn't want to 'spread Democracy' with.
Now Bill and Bernardine and the other Weather Underground folks certainly had the rhetoric down cold but at the end of the day it was guys like Singlaub who actually killed innocent people.
And in large numbers.
Go figure.
- October 11, 2008 at 5:32 PM
Gosh, Shaw. You think Obama has an IQ that low? I don't believe he does.
Because Obama has consistently downplayed and denied his ties to Dohrn and Ayres. If he didn't think his ties to them were a problem, why would he? One would think he would be proud of the fact that Ayres chose Obama to head his $50 million foundation.
- October 11, 2008 at 6:58 PM
Hey Gordon.
This might clear a couple of things up for you regarding 'the fact that Ayres chose Obama to head his $50 million foundation.'
You seem confused.
- October 11, 2008 at 7:36 PM
Speaking of confused I forgot your link Gordon.
No need to thank me.
- October 11, 2008 at 7:47 PM
Why, thanks, Arthurstone! It was an interesting read.
But it doesn't change the fact that Obama has had friendly relations with terrorists Ayres and Dohrn for many years--back to 1987, when both he and Michelle Obama worked at the same law firm as Bernadette "They stuck a fork in those pigs' bellys!" Dohrn. And the relations go forward to 2005--gosh, about the time Obama started his plans to run.
And it wasn't just a 1960's bit of exhuberant youthfulness. The Weather Underground operated into the late 1980's; and Ayres and Dohrn apparently only regret that more folks didn't get blown up.
And it may well be that Richie Daley thinks Ayres is the bees' knees. But that says something about Chicago politics, of which Obama is an alumnus.
The rest of us don't think it was something to pooh-pooh. Here in Minnesota we had our own little bomber, Kathleen Soliah. She hid out for a long time, too. Now she's finishing up her prison term for murder, bank robbery and terrorism. Ayres and Dohrn should be prison pen pals of hers, but they had money, good lawyers, and they got lucky.
- October 12, 2008 at 5:04 PM
sorry, but your take on Ayers is wrong.
If you insist on guilt by association, then Ronald Reagan is guilty by degrees of separation from Ayers and Dohrn, too.
The only people pushing this story are the Republican base.
There is no one else in their right mind who believes for a nanosecond that Barack Obama is a terrorist sympathizer.
And the Right are monumental hypocrites if they continue to bellow about this idiocy and say nothing with the very real antiAmerican AIP, of which BOTH Palins were associated--and recently while it advocated secession (which is treason).
A majority of Americans DO NOT believe Barack Obama is a friend to terrorist.
Only desperate, hate-mongering wackos think that.
- October 12, 2008 at 5:55 PM
Gordon. Gordon. Gordon.
What weenies you Repubs turn out to be. Claiming to save the world from Islamofascism (& worse) you quiver and quake at the rhetoric of a couple of '60's radicals who have, by the way, gone on to lengthy careers in public service.
If you were really concerned about 'terrorists' you would ask Senator McCain to repudiate his and his beloved GOP's associations with the likes of G. Gordon Liddy, John Singlaub and Luis Posada Carriles.
While the Weather Underground was theorizing, smoking pot, engaging in seemingly endless protests (while admittedly occasionally blowing themselves to bits) and having a great deal of sex these guys were out there actually killing innocent people.
Lots of them.
- October 14, 2008 at 12:37 PM


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"We are considering legal action, we think this is defamatory, it's outrageous, it's libelous," Fischer said. "It's not beyond the possibility that we would resort to some kind of legal action."
Fischer added that he found it "particularly offensive" that the military compared the AFA to the Westboro Baptist Church since "you're not going to find a stronger supporter of the American military than the American Family Association."
"The reality is Fred Phelps and his group takes a view completely different than we do."
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Hiroki Yoshitake, chef at the Parisian restaurant Sola, has created a new in-flight menu for Japan Airlines.
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Through Aug 31, first-class and business passengers on Japan Airlines will enjoy meals by the chef and co-owner of Michelin-starred restaurant Sola in Paris.
In first class, caviar, smoked salmon and beef tenderloin are among the high-end dishes travellers will enjoy. Business class passengers, meanwhile, will savour foie gras mousse and sauteéd lobster, among other offerings. Passengers in both classes can end their meal on a sweet note with a light tropical fruit cream, a bergamot-infused milk chocolate mousse and a light cookie.
The new menu is available only to passengers in these two classes on flights between Paris and the airlines's Japanese destinations. In September, Japan Airlines will introduce a new fall menu from Shinichi Sato, the chef at the Parisian restaurant Passage 53, accompanied by a dessert course from pastry chef Jean-Paul Hévin.
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