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Porting Google Voice Number to DIGITS Virtual Line
debjitjdv Nov 27, 2017 11:28 PM
- Member Since: Dec 14, 2016
I have seen a lot of posts saying that that people are facing issues and wrong info from reps regarding porting in Google Voice number to DIGITS. Here is the on word answer: IS PORTING POSSIBLE? YES. ITS POSSIBLE.
See the DM thread I had with T-Mobile Twitter support regarding this. As per my expectation, they are the best and they confirmed its possible.
STEPS for porting Google Voice to DIGITS:
- Activate a DIGITS Talk and Text Line in your account with any area code number because this is going to be a temporary number anyways
- Unlock Google Voice number https://www.google.com/voice/b/0/unlock?pli=1 by visiting this link. You need to pay $3. THIS IS THE CRUCIAL step.
- Once unlocking is done call 1-877-789-3106, the porting department.
- Ask them that you want to port your Google Voice number XXX-XXX-XXXX to replace your line number YYY-YYY-YYYY. The trick: DONOT SAY THAT THE LINE YYY-YYY-YYYY is a DIGITS number. Just let them treat it as an USUAL number porting. THIS IS THE NEXT CRUCIAL STEP. Themoment you tel them its DIGITS number, you are digging your own grave
- You need GOOGLE VOICE NUMBER, ACCOUNT NUMBER (WHICH IS GOOGLE VOICE NUMBER AGAIN) and THE PIN NUMBER to submit the port request
- Usually the port in happens in few mins but sometime I experienced that it can take upto 1 -24 hours to complete.
- You will get a text message once port in is compplete. Logout of your DIGITS app / Multi-line settings. Assign yourself as a DIGITS user to the ported unmber via https://mydigits.t-mobile.com/consumer/ . Relogin
- VOILA. You should see that your BELOVED GOOGLE VOICE NUMBER is alive as DIGIT.
Please let me know if t works. It should and would work.
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Monday, August 4 - The boats were packed in so at Port of Orillia that we had to wait until about 10 AM to leave in order not to rush the boat parked behind us. It was a beautiful day for travel and at around 3:30 PM we got to the Big Chute lock.
We had anticipated a wait here, especially since we were the last to arrive of four boats. We took the vacant spot left at the front of the blue line, then got off and assured everyone else that we weren't trying to "break line." No problem, they said, because the lock master will call the boats up in the order he wants anyway. As we were standing there, ready to take our camera and walk up to see the rail car in operation, a car full of boats came up the lock our way.
At about the same time, the lock master announced the order for the next load: two runabouts in front on either side and Segue in the middle on the back. No picture taking today! We got ready to do the Big Chute!
This is something we've looked forward to since we started planning the trip, it's so unique. We drove the boat up onto the rail car that was by then submerged. Slings are placed under the boat and we were balanced and upright (!!!) the whole trip. The car runs on rails up out of the water and over a road to the other side...where it goes down the rails into the water and the boats float off. It was an amazingly fast trip, considering all that happened!
Segue entering the rail car...
View from the top....
And looking back...
We'd actually planned to stay the night above the Big Chute on the wall, but when we were called in so quickly we decided to just head on down to Port Severn. We had a slip reserved for Tuesday night at the Driftwood Cove Marina and were hoping they could fit us in a day early. As we neared the area we heard marina traffic on the radio channel 68 and realized there were a lot of boats out that evening vying for space. We hailed the marina and they were full for the evening. Our next choice was the Port Severn lock wall.
At first glance the wall looked full. Then we spotted a space...but weren't sure we'd have enough water for our 4.5 ft. draft. The lock attendant saw us looking around and came out to ask if we wanted to spend the night. He assured us there was enough water where we were looking and even went so far as to move a small boat to get us in. Again we found room at the locks!
As we docked we realized we were right next to Janet and Bob on Shoe Box. Turns out they were getting ready to pull their boat from the water the next day and put it in storage for the winter. They'll pick up their fifth wheel and take off for the western states to spend the winter. Next summer they'll pick up Shoe Box and tour around cool waters again. Not a bad life, eh? Janet said they figure they've averaged paying somewhere under $6/night for dock space this season on the boat. That includes the cost of the annual mooring pass, like we have, that allows you to stay on lock walls at no additional charge.
Also at the lock dock was a young couple we'd met that day traveling on a Sea-Doo. They have a small tent and sleeping bags in the vessel and camp at locks each night. I asked what they did for food and they said they just make sure they're staying somewhere close to a restaurant. They'd love to do the Loop someday and Wayne told them it's been done on a Sea-Doo. I could see the young guy's eyes sparkling...
Tuesday, August 5 - We were just getting ready to take a walk around the area of Port Severn when Rick and Sharon from Orillia dropped by. They knew we had planned to spend the night at Big Chute and had come out that morning with camera in hand to take pictures of Segue in the Chute. Well chute! We chatted for a while then they took off. What a nice couple!
We walked across the bridge to the local groceries for a few items and to the post office...then we walked to Driftwood Cove Marina and had a late breakfast at the cafe there. Wayne had eggs and sausage and I (who'd had boiled eggs for breakfast) had a piece of bumbleberry pie. I wanted it a la mode, but they were out of vanilla ice cream!!
Back at the boat I struck up a conversation with a woman docked there with her husband and four dogs. Lucy has had a time with fleas on this trip and we bonded on the subject. I left with a new flea collar and a hearty sampling of flea shampoo. I took her a book and some note cards as a token of appreciation. Fleas, be gone!
Finally ready to be off for Driftwood Cove we untied from the Port Severn lock and stopped by Severn Boat Haven for a top-off on fuel before entering the Georgian Bay. In answer to your unspoken question...you don't want to know what fuel is running these days. You're going through the same thing, right?
We pulled into Driftwood after noon and met Sandra and Paul on the Sandra Ann next to us. They came over later that afternoon and gave us some advice on where to go and anchor in the Georgian Bay.
The weather got stormy and rainy that evening so it was nice to be inside and cozy. Tomorrow...The Georgian Bay!
But...we have so loved the locks of the Rideau and the Trent Severn. So easy to deal with...paid for docking...neat, landscaped areas. And the close encounters with people. On our last day in Port Severn we caught this typical scene on film. First...a dog and his peeps taking a dip.
Then...the morning bath in the 76 degree water.....the lady on the far left is shampooing.
Just love this area!
Wednesday, August 6 - The rains had cleared and we were out of Driftwood by around 9 AM and made our way quickly through the Port Severn Lock. The channel markers change here (red on the right and green on the left) so we watched our charts carefully as we left. We were already on "high alert" entering The Georgian Bay (rocks everywhere!) and the course out of Port Severn Lock was narrow and swift. A great introduction to the area!
Paul (of Sandra Ann) had suggested that we take the "outside route" today instead of the "small craft route" so that we could get on up to the really good parts of the Bay. Anxious to get on with it, we decided that's what we'd do.
Well. The winds picked up after about an hour out and we found ourselves in some of the deepest waves we've had on this trip. The boat was actually hitting once in front (as we dove down into the wave) then once in back (as we came out of the wave.) I was feeling a tad green around the gills. It had been so long since we'd been in "big" waters that I didn't even think about taking a Bonine that morning. We ended up running faster...tweaking the trim tabs...taking a different angle on the course...all to make it back into the small craft channel by around 2 PM.
I was steady enough to take a picture of one of the many lighthouses we've seen up here as we came into the channel...
We were exhausted...and glad to be out of the waves! We wanted to anchor in Echo Bay tonight so that's where we headed. We would dinghy back, then, to Henry's Fish Restaurant on Frying Pan Island for the fresh fish fried dinner (usually pickerel). If only our windlass had cooperated!
Echo Bay already had about six boats anchored, but we found a good spot and started the anchoring process. Wayne and David had worked on the windlass several weeks ago and it was working last we checked. Well...not this day. Nothing. We decided to just go back to Henry's and see if they had a spot available for the night. Once we got settled in at Henry's, Wayne started looking at the windlass problem. (We definitely needed an anchor up here!) It turns out that a wire had come unconnected...probably during the pitching and rolling we'd done that afternoon! Fortunately, it was an easy fix.
We were docked opposite a sailboat owned by Andrew and Christine. They are interested in doing the Loop...possibly next year...and we talked about where we'd been and where they'd been. They showed us a good anchorage for the following night.
Henry's is an official airport for seaplanes and helicopters. This is a picture with Henry's and the docks in the background and one of the many seaplanes we saw that day in the foreground.
As we mellowed that late afternoon out on the back deck we saw a familiar boat headed our way. Carry Forward, with David and Gracie, had been anchored nearby the night before and were coming in for the evening. They'd met that morning a couple (who also owned a Main Ship trawler) who lived nearby and used to run a fishing lodge. David and Gracie had spent the day running around the area waters in their dinghy, following the lead of Liz and Price Taylor. (That's right. We met Liz Taylor on the Great Loop.) Price and Liz were coming over to Henry's that evening for dinner and Gracie and David invited us to join them.
Liz and Price had raised a family in this area and had great stories to tell about their kids learning to ride Ski-Doo's at the age of 4 so they could each have their own transportation to the local school when they started kindergarten the next year. Price flew a seaplane for years up here and recalled one time when his son had taken the little boat out for a ride. Price had a feeling his son was holding down the speed until he got out of sight and then was flying on the water...so he followed him in the air and swooped down on him to give him the message that he was to slow down!
The pan fried pickerel dinner was delicious and the company was wonderful. We wound up the evening with coffee, more conversation, and a decadent chocolate torte (thanks to Gracie) on Carry Forward.
Thursday, August 7 - When I called Nadine this morning to check in on her for the week I found out that my Aunt Lill had died the day before. Lill is Mother's younger sister and had been ill and in assisted living for several months. Mother and Lill had lived next door to each other for years in Johnson City...and Lill had married Daddy's brother, John, years after her first husband had died. Thankfully her illness was short and she was spared a lot of discomfort.
After calls to the family we struck out for our day's travel. We were going about 35 miles to an anchorage (recommended by Andrew and Christine) called Hopewell Bay. The weather forecast was a little threatening that day: thunderstorms coming up that afternoon and winds of 15-20 mph. We had a great day of travel, though...our first real experience with the narrow, rocky channels of the Georgian Bay small craft route.
We were anchored by 2:30 PM and the anchor set in like it was rooted in the bay! Winds were picking up and we saw more pressure on the anchor bridle than ever before. But we felt secure enough to take naps. When we got up to take Lucy into shore for the afternoon "run" we discovered one of the ropes on our anchor bridle had frayed loose. Wayne replaced it and then we got the dinghy down for a dog stop and a tour of the locale.
We motored over to a plot of rocks and landed Lucy for a walk...then took her back to the boat and set out to explore. It looked like it might rain later, but we were interested in checking out some of the cottages on the bay. We had gone out far enough to be almost to the mouth of the bay....when the dinghy motor quit. We hadn't run the dinghy since Lake Champlain in June. And remember the trouble we'd had in Solomons, MD, earlier in the trip? Well...the motor quit again. We started rowing back, but the winds had picked up considerably (of course!) and we were doing good to be holding our position without being blown out into the main channel. Fortunately for us, another boat in the bay had a dinghy out and they came by and towed us back to Segue. Whew! But...now what? Here we were in THE AREA we needed a dinghy and ours was proving to be unreliable. The fellow who towed us in had a Yamaha motor, too, and he commented on how unusual it was to have a Yamaha that didn't work...
Friday, August 8 - The weather forecast for this day was blustery. Our next segment on the trip would take us from Point au Baril Inlet to Byng Inlet...and much of that trip would be in a very open area. It wasn't something to undertake on a blustery day. I got up early and started trying to figure out what we could do that day that would gain us some time or miles. We were thinking that Killarney would be the place to have the dinghy work done...but that was two days away, and we'd have to wait until Monday for a business to take it in, we were sure. I started looking through our travel guides for something closer...
Point au Baril, only about 6 miles from us, I read, had a marine facility with a Yamaha service center. Maybe we could get there today and have the motor repaired. Then we'd be free to anchor as planned tonight and tomorrow night. When Wayne got up we talked about it and decided to pull up anchor and go for Point au Baril.
We put Lucy's morning walk on hold until we got to the marina and towed the dinghy behind the boat. Being among some of the 30,000 islands of Georgian Bay as we went, the trip was a smooth one, in spite of the winds.
Payne Marine is about 1.5 miles before the Point au Baril Station docks. We pulled in around 11:30 AM and were greeted with a very friendly, young staff. Having talked to the shop manager about the problem, we left the dinghy and took off for a couple of hours while they worked on the motor.
Point au Baril Station, the town center, is very small, but has a couple of docks for day use and some overnight space.
We docked, with help from the town's staff, and got ready to have lunch in town and pick up a few supplies. Leaving the boat we met the couple already docked there for the night and talked with them about the area. They live on the Georgian Bay and frequent the Point au Baril waters. There is a large community of "cottagers" here and the local cottage association has even published a detailed map of the area showing cottage locations, private channel markers, services, and anchorages. The couple showed us the map and their favorite anchorages. We tucked that information away and bought the map later that day so we could explore some.
Several of the guidebooks touted a fish truck in town that was famous for fresh walleye on Fridays. We had our hearts set on that for lunch. Unfortunately, the truck, though still there, hasn't been open for several years. We dined, instead at the Chip Wagon along with a number of others. Then we hit the convenience store to beat all convenience stores, C. C. Kennedy Co.
C. C. Kennedy Co. is just across from the town docks and has groceries, Home Hardware supplies, books...well just about anything you want! We came out with milk, eggs, bacon, bananas, peppers...and a halogen bulb for our lamp that had burned out in the salon!
Having passed a couple of hours in town, we made our way back to Payne Marine to pick up our dinghy and its now functioning motor. Then we headed for a cove we'd spotted on the way up and set anchor for the night. Three other boats joined us before nightfall...and a party boat with young folks pulled in shortly thereafter and proceeded to have a great time! They finally left after midnight.
There are kids all over the place here driving boats solo. We've heard ads on the Moose Radio station about permits being required for operating boats. And in cottage country like this is, there are no roads to speak of...so the highway is the waterway. When we were in Point au Baril Station this afternoon there were any number of small boats docked to get supplies at Kennedy's. Talk about getting away from it all...this could be the place!
Saturday, August 9 - We woke up to a drenching rain this morning. We'd hoped to pull out early and make our way further up the way...but had to wait until around 11:30 AM.
From the weather reports we'd listened to we felt we had a good chance of "running outside" (yeah, I know...after the last experience on this open water, believe me... we considered it long and hard). We weren't quite as far out as we wanted to go when we started getting large, uncomfortable swells of water. We made our way back into the small craft channel thinking we'd just do that route. But then we looked up at the sky we were heading into. Kinda dark.
You know...we're just not in a hurry here. We had another anchorage in the Point au Baril area that had been recommended by the couple we met in "town" yesterday, so we went back and made ourselves comfortable for another night. This anchorage is way off the beaten path and at 5 PM on this Saturday night we're by ourselves...nice.
BTW, it's been a little chilly here today what with the rain and all. I've had on jeans and socks all day, items that were buried a little deep in the closet. When we were talking to the couple yesterday she said this had been a strange summer for them: cooler and wetter than normal. She said they normally wouldn't dress like "this." ("This" was cotton cropped pants and a 3/4 sleeve blouse.) I told them we hadn't seen a Canadian in the water yet that day, so figured it must be cool, even to them. The guy said, oh, no, they had a swim that morning! 76 degree water. They said, jokingly, that they've been known to throw in ice cubes if it isn't cold enough!
Sunday, August 10 - We woke up again to rain this morning, but decided the forecast looked good for us to do the small craft channel to Byng Inlet and the little town of Britt. The winds were predicted to be from the N or NW which would be blocked, then, by land.
Leaving Point au Baril we saw the site for the original barrel from which Point au Baril got it's name.
According to the Point au Baril Chamber of Commerce website, this is how the story goes:
In the mid 1800's when the first boats navigated the waters of Georgian Bay, very few of the channels were marked with anything more than a pile of stones. It was determined that a barrel be erected with a lantern placed on top to guide the boats into the channel after dark or in the event of a storm. This served as the first lighthouse for Pointe au Baril, hence the name which translates "Point of the Barrel". In 1889 the first lighthouse was erected to replace the barrel light. It stands to this day, over a hundred years old and still in use to guide fishing boats, sportsmen and residents to safe harbour and is open for viewing during the summer months.
The Point au Baril lighthouse...
Speaking of a "pile of stones" to mark a channel. I told you we bought a detailed map of the Point au Baril area done by the local residents. They use piles of rocks, painted white, to mark various channel entries. But we're also seeing a lot of stone creations like the one below.
According to the Canadian Encyclopedia, Inukshuk (singular), meaning "likeness of a person" in Inuktitut (the Inuit language) is a stone figure made by the Inuit. The plural is inuksuit. The Inuit make inuksuit in different forms and for different purposes: to show directions to travellers, to warn of impending danger, to mark a place of respect, or to act as helpers in the hunting of caribou.
Back to the day's travel, though, we had no trouble at all doing the course. About 4 miles into it we heard from Melissa on Sonador (we met her in the Hopewell Bay anchorage). She and her friend Charlie were going the outside route that day to Britt and we told them we'd see them there at Wright's Marina.
We pulled in around noon and were delighted to find a courtesy car available. We needed a few fresh items and some propane. On the way back from the grocery run we got fresh fish and chips from the marina restaurant just north of us. We washed 3 loads of clothes and were set for the rest of our stay in the Georgian Bay!
Sonador came in after noon and we chatted with them for a spell. (We'd both been anchored out a couple of nights ago in Hopewell Bay so our chatting was done from dinghys.) Sonador is a really neat looking boat, unlike any I'd seen before. Turns out it's made in Spain...a fishing boat form. Very pretty. Melissa is doing the Loop solo...but with the help of friends who drop in for visits....and the companionship of her dog, "Chessie."
Monday, August 11 - We had an ambitious day planned for today. We'll leave Britt and take the inside route to around the Bustard Islands, then we'll run outside for the rest of the trip to Killarney. Over 50 miles, and some of it in the twisty, windy, rocky areas so we'd probably go slower than our ideal speed of 9 or 9.5 mph. Here's an example of the tight channels we're seeing up here. Look carefully and you'll see two sets of green and red markers between the rocks...
Fortunately is was a beautiful day for being on the water and we made it all the way.
We cruised the channel through Killarney...
then made our way up to the Covered Portage Cove. We ended up staying in the outer bay that night with about 5 other boats and took the dinghy into the inner cove to take Lucy for a walk.
"Walking" Lucy up here is a bit of a challenge. Forget the fact that she's a finicky dog when it comes to potty sites, and stones don't seem to meet her approval. Then there's the whole BEAR FACTOR. I am in the habit, in out of the way spots like we've been in recently, to let her off the leash and she finds a spot much quicker than she does with me in tow. Up here I've heard so much about black bears being sited that I feel I need to keep her on the lead. Trolling for bears, you ask? No...just trying to hold onto my investment in this pup! For a dog that will never go near the water, though she sure has taken a liking to the Georgian Bay and North Channel swill. It must be just the right temperature (65 degrees...cold!) to make her slurp up a bunch of water every time we get near shore.
We listen to the news channels on XM Radio almost every morning and night (alternating between CNN and Fox to be fair to all sides)...but I kinda like seeing the Olympics coverage and we have none, except for the radio news. We tried at Killarney to get TV. Nothing. We speculate that if one wanted to get totally lost (as in, hide from the law) this would be a good place to come. Better bring a boat, though!
Tuesday, August 12 - We toured the Baie Fine today, a fresh water fiord. We went all the way up to the channel that leads into the Pool. We thought about going on in...but knew we didn't want to anchor there. We came back down through the bay, trying out different anchorages, only to decide to leave the bay and get a few miles in on tomorrow's trip.
Baie Fine is gorgeous!
You don't see many cottages here (typical of the North Channel). Instead, we're looking at white rock cliffs and evergreens.
We're keeping an eye out for blueberries, but have only seen bushes that are void of berries. Bears or people or time of the year, I don't know. We probably need to do some climbing to get to bushes not picked over. We'll see how the rest of the trip plays out.
We anchored tonight at Strawberry Island, a nice, secure anchorage. Only a few boats in there when we arrived so we were able to have plenty of "swing room". (You know we like our "swing room.") The shore on which we landed the dinghy for Lucy's trip had lots of neat rocks...all kinds. I found one for my rock collection.
Storms came in that night, but we were able to hang in there...though we woke up a couple of times to check the location of the boat.
Wednesday, August 13 - Now, today was an interesting day. We left our anchorage at 9:15 AM hoping to make the Little Current Swing Bridge by 10 AM since they only open once an hour for 15 min. About half way into the trip we realized we were going to be really close to missing it...so we speeded up. We were in sight of the bridge, along side a sailboat, by 9:55 AM. Ten o'clock came, and no bridge opening. Then we see a dinghy coming our way. They interact with the sailboat and we hear "closed for the day" in the conversation. Sure enough, the swing bridge was closed for repairs for the entire day. Hmmmm.
Closed, Little Current Swing Bridge measures 18 ft. vertical clearance. Wayne decided that instead of "tredding water" for the day he would take down the dinghy davit and reduce our vertical clearance to 16 ft. 6 in. But wait. The waters are up this year. There are no depth gauges on bridges in Canada as there are in the U.S., so how could we find out the clearance? We hailed a local marina in Little Current and they said in was an increase of 8 inches. We could make it...we thought.
We floated around in the area while Wayne went up and took down the davit. Then he lowered the antennae and we were ready to slowly approach the bridge. I drove and Wayne stood up on the deck roof to see the height. The next highest piece of the boat is the radar dome, at 16' 6". I took the bow to the edge of the bridge and stopped. Then I inched forward to see if we'd clear the radar dome. If not...we'd back out and go somewhere to wait for the next day and hope they opened then. It cleared...and Wayne figured it was by about a foot! Whew! We're off to Kagawong!
Kagawong, a small community at the bottom of Mudge Bay, calls itself "Ontario's Prettiest Village." The word "Kagawong" comes from an Ojibwa word meaning "where mists rise from the falling waters." We were there to see the "falling waters," the Bridal Veil Falls. Oh, yeah, and the Anglican Church at the town dock with it's nautical decor. (I'm thinking of Lin and Ric with their beach house made from boat parts...and Connie and John who are using the transom of their first cruising boat, the Dreamer, in their lake home.)
We got into Kagawong around 12:30 PM and were assisted into a slip for the visit by the friendly dockhands at Northern Marina of Kagawong. We harnessed Lucy and left the boat to see the area. First was the farmers' market going on that afternoon. Ah! Tomatoes! We'll stop back here before we leave.
The trail to the falls was utmost in our mind...well, after lunch. We checked out the eating options (only a few in this small town) and selected a stand near the public beach that was fixing chicken wraps. They were delicious! We sat at a picnic table with Lucy tied up to a post :-) and enjoyed the eats.
Then we took Lucy for a walk to the Bridal Veil Falls, about 1/2 mile away. It really was pretty...and the spray from the falls was refreshing. The day was perfect for this outing: cool and sunny. There's a pool at the bottom of the falls where you can swim. Here's what we saw at the bottom of the falls. There's a droplet of water on the lens...
After walking back into town Wayne took Lucy back to the boat and I went in to see the little church. There were life bouys all around (very appropriate for a church, I guess) and the pulpit was made from the bow of a boat.
After stopping for milk at the little convenience store and getting our tomatoes from the farmers' market, we pulled out of Kagawong and made for tonight's anchorage at Clapperton Harbor.
We knew we'd picked out a good site for the night when we rounded the corner on Clapperton Harbor and saw about 5 sailboats anchored there. We've come to admire the way sailboaters can find the best anchorages!
Good thing this is a protected anchorage! We'd no sooner set the anchor than a strong "blow" came through. We looked for signs of a tornado nearby...but didn't see anything but black clouds. It was over in about 15 minutes and we cooked out on the grill with cloudy skies and occasional showers.
Thursday, August 14 – From Clapperton Harbor we headed for Blind River, a town on the upper side of the North Channel and a jumping off point for our crossing back into the U.S. on Friday. We had originally planned to run mostly in "open water" to get to Blind River, but decided that morning to take the small craft route instead and get more of the rocky terrain for entertainment on the way. We're not in cottage country anymore...
It was an easy day on the water, not much wind. We listened to boaters on the radio talk about where they were going next in the Channel and what luck they'd had fishing or blueberry picking.
We got to Blind River Marine around 4PM and saw several other Looper boats already there. Among them was Sunshine with Bud, Muriel and Shelley, whom we hadn't seen since Chesapeake City, MD. We visited around a bit then took advantage of our first wifi in days to catch up on email and news.
Friday, August 15 -
The next morning all the Looper boats pulled out (in phases) to head for Drummond Island, MI, and our entry back into the U.S. We left around 8 AM and got into Drummond just after 1PM. Again…a calm day on the water.
Coming back into the U.S. we needed to be checked in by Customs. Drummond Island is the Customs location for this area of entry and the marina is set up to handle all the business that comes their way. We docked the boat, then waited for the Customs agent to come to the boat and clear us before we set foot on the island. It was a very easy procedure…much more so than we had expected.
We were spending the night at Drummond and wanted to pick up a few items at the grocery that afternoon so we rode our bikes 2 miles into "town." There are a lot of cabin rentals in this area…and lots of pine trees. It was a pretty ride and it felt good to be our and moving on land.
That evening we joined the other Loopers (Southern Comfort, Carry Forward, Golden Lily, Blue Max, Ithaka and Sunshine) for a dinner out.
Our cruise of Canada was over, and we so enjoyed it. All through through the Georgian Bay and North Channel cruise I kept thinking about the Great Seven Canadian artists. I wouldn't have known about them except that I was talking with a man in Orillia who mentioned that I should take a look at their art. The group started out with seven mostly commercial artists who wanted to take these unique areas in Canada and start a new style of painting...a uniquely Canadian style. You can learn more about this movement at http://www.mcmichael.com/collection/seven/index.cfm. Having seen the area and looking at the art I can see how they were inspired. The colors of sky, water, rocks with their orange lichen growth...the rock crevasses, stretching pine trees, bent from the wind...it's all very distinct. As is their art. Take a look.
Saturday, August 16- We were off the next morning for Mackinaw City, MI, for a night. The trip was a little bumpy at times, but not really too rough. Mackinaw City is a bit touristy...but we made good use of the local grocery store to stock up on some items.
Sunday, August 17 - We had almost decided to just stay another day in Mackinaw City. The weather forecast...more specifically the marine forecast...called for winds of 10-15 from the south/southwest and waves of 1-3ft. Then we decided to just go on out and get in close to land if the winds were too bad.
The rough part came the closer we got into our port, Charlevoix, MI. The waves were coming from several different directions and we were rocking and rolling. Nothing spilled out of the cupboard, though, so we've seen worse!
Here's a shot of Segue approaching the Charlevoix bridge after our rocky rolly trip in.
Tuesday, August 19 - Charlevoix has won me over! The marina, city operated, is new and gorgeous. Nice park area right there and town is just beyond the park. The marina laundry is $1 per load and I'm finishing the blog using their free wifi in the boaters' lounge while waiting on a few loads to dry.
We've walked all over town. We searched out the "fairy tale" or "mushroom houses" built in the early 1900s by Earl Young....
This one is my favorite...
This is the other side of the little house shown above...
The weather has been gorgeous, in spite of the occasional rain. Here's Wayne catching up on news in the park between the docks and town.
The water in Lake Michigan is the clearest we've seen yet!
And the public library is gorgeous! 45,000 sq. ft. with a children's area, computer lab, two conference rooms, quiet study rooms and an auditorium that seats up to 150 people. For a county with a population of around 26,000, that's pretty good. I like a community that puts it's money to good use!!
We'll leave here tomorrow after our 3 night stay and head south for Leland, MI. We're watching the marine forecasts several times daily trying to assess the conditions out there. Everyone says Lake Michigan can throw out some of the roughest water of any body of water. We don't want to see that!
Nice to be back in the States. Maybe I'll be able to blog more often. I actually write daily. It's the pictures that take so long to upload. Oh, well. Who's in a hurry?
Monday, August 18, 2008
Orillia, ON, to... well, all the way to Charlevoix, MI !!!
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FFA set to reject $15 million sale of Wellington Phoenix to Sydney
A Sydney-based consortium will proceed with its plans to bring an A-League team to the city's south west despite the likely decision of Football Federation to block its proposed $15 million purchase of Wellington Phoenix's licence.
The FFA looks set to reject the transfer of the Phoenix's licence on the grounds of maintaining the integrity of its current expansion process, despite Wellington reaching an agreement for its sale and relocation to Sydney.
Wellington Phoenix's licence is up in two years' time and it is unlikely to be extended unless there is a drastic uplift in the club's off-field performances. The proposed terms of the sale to the Sydney consortium would have seen Wellington Phoenix close its doors and the A-League effectively end its partnership with New Zealand football.
It's understood the proposal included a 100 per cent transfer of Wellington's ownership over a two-year period to the South West Sydney Football Club bid, leading to a new team playing out of Campbelltown Stadium in the short term. Despite earlier reports, it was unlikely the proposed sale would include the new team playing home games in the New Zealand capital and Sydney.
The FFA is understood to have informed both parties it will not allow the sale to go through while other entities are bidding for expansion to a 12-team competition. The FFA is set to formally reject the proposal in the coming days.
The looming rejection of the sale, however, has not deterred South West Sydney FC going ahead with its bid for an A-League licence after submitting a proposal to fund and build a stadium near Badgery's Creek airport.
The group, which is comprised of several local clubs and associations, has approached Liverpool Council with a view to constructing a 15,000-seater stadium in the surrounding precinct of the new airport, having gained funding approval from its private backers. The proposal is for a single-tiered rectangular arena with full roof covering for all seats.
The bid is one of three from Sydney that has already been made public as part of the current expansion process, alongside a separate bid from Campbelltown City Council for a team in the growing south-west corridor as well as Southern Expansion, based in Sydney's southern suburbs and Wollongong.


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sing a far gone number
heard like distant thunder
we've been sleeping silent
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can I help but to say
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all the while
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dragged along by society's swell
undulant lullaby
fate simple subsists
amounting exclusively
from this man made machinery
is it wrapped up tight?
in confused complexities
has it secluded out of sight
from where your love resides
just listen for the song
that is living natural
the flow of life sung
something heard not long ago
through our life's many signs
is a real way to unwind
just listen to find
providence speaks to us all
Cross the Deep
Awaken to eternity
overflow into the blue
forevermore throughout these
mercurial moments of now
manifestation's molds
never vanish in vain
they will find their way innate
into routes of everyday
inside the heart of darkness
our jewel inside rests
don't worry where it's going
it's part of the process
sunlight's rays fall within my gaze
setting the world ablaze
inside the moving maze of life's beautiful ways
to cross the deep pulling weeds planting seeds
leading spellbound, going down deep out of reach
finding the light that guides through the darkness
to hear the call dawn inside us all
Colossal Cypress
lone upright evergreen
noble coniferous tree
organically against
death's eternal sleep
a soft whisper breeze
windy burst if you please
it's only a sneeze
ancient tree of forgone days
she's here to stay
wooded tree of sovereignty
the fingered flames hold on to what we know
feeling the colors and tones
releasing spirit from skin and bones
feeling the colors and tones
I'm losing myself, I'm lighter than air
Yearning intrinsic her passion exceeds
for the long sunlight steep
or thick fog osmosing
myriad limber limbs have no fear
reach out dendritically
the flames they may scorch blacken and torch
but your armor is thick
let them kick for they make not a knick
inside moving spirit, it's beautiful
the rhythm of life
the fingered flames hold on to what we know
feeling the colors and tones
releasing spirit from skin and bones
feeling the colors and tones
removed from time shooting down your spine
I'm lighter than air
The hearth is not the flame
what does the soul do but release itself?
A Moment to Take
Under the light of day is grey
searching for something to see brightly
listen for the song before its gone
life as it comes
speechless spirit sung
in the sun
Far away, find a moment to take
to undertake let arcane courage create
when in a way singular strength is at stake
whispering sweet silent forgotten dreams
we're winding down in one never-ending stream
thoughts that shine and beguile me
animate life's magnetic energy
being in tune to the song you sing
it's knowing a moment's possibility
everything's true religion
Pale pictures of stray individuality
lost amidst ruptured insecurity
lost at the core, more than before
this collage of the blues
fixed on secret meanings misconstrued
clinging on you can't shake it loose
peel away to feel the light of day again
looking out on pastoral fields green
thinking whats to be
nowhere in the green will it tell whats to become of me
looking for the state of things deep in the green
searching for something to see brightly
thinking what's to be, mystery
a brilliant light shall undermine
discrepancies of thine
are cast transparent by its shine
the source of which is yours and is mine
embrace the endless eminences
in the storm of the senses
that the sonic spectacle commences
twisting down entangled trails
setting sail through endless corridors
dancing along the sapphire banks
of our mind's electric river currents
disappearing into the dense dawn
to awake, invigorate
a tour de force turning on
at the source, urging us on
artfully cast aura of the aural
take me to become as one
singing and syncopating
into believing while never leaving
with forgotten glory
writing your own story
soundscapes create escape
from the freight
grandeur so fine it's surely destined
to hypnotize, with hope as the tool
to improvise, left perfectly blind
searching for the virtue of rhyme
sniff out the scent
of a genuine way
breathe away the weight
standing up straight
remember the way
soundscapes create escape
from the freight
Slumberless Sun
a trillion trills
pronounced in flutters nearby
quavering at length
and resonating on high
signaling morning has come
thanks to the slumberless sun
never has it set
and I won't forget
where our pulsing heart beat
and the sun's rays meet
we could be just the same
forgetting about name
that is fabricated
all of a game
we could be just as different
feelings bent hoping
a bit of ourselves was lent
but never making a dent
in everlasting sweetness
as we take on each new day
the karmic anomaly plays
and our stories animate
letting polarities flux
different and same swirl about
Brain Song
this mind is a terrible thing to waste
at its core rests a rose
with its sweet taste
yet the thorns sting we take
when what we do
is what fate won't conform to
a wild wind will blow
sending us lost
down time's road
at unknown cost
with a cold roar
and conflicting contradictions
concealing what is written
on this old open door
beyond its allure
is where we soar
the motion that transcends
textures that it blends
reaching higher than
the self in which dead ends
feel the past weighing down on me
admitting I was wrong
see the path thats ahead of me
time to be moving on
rearranging patterns
shedding skin begin to begin again
close the gap between
an incessant dream and a solemn senselessness
break the fall a second wind
a gust to blow the dust and rust off my soul
drenched in the essence
that makes us glow
all I did was
blink and another day has gone by
not too sure what day it was
not keeping track of time as I'm
gazing down the stream
at a once so vivid dream
I will do good by you
whenever you need i'll share the light with you
you are everything to me
each day through I feel it's true
Imagining in sights and sounds living
feeling the sound where it aches within
I will do good by you
each day through I feel it's true
whenever you need i'll share the light with you
meandering down to the source of things
stealing away to what might have been
stuck down a path where my memories
holdfast in our made up past
the moment realized
tongue's twisted and tied
what it is to be alive
finding out what's inside
close the gap between
an incessant dream and a solemn senselessness
break the fall a second wind
a gust to blow the dust and rust off my soul
feel it set in motion
the rolling rush of ocean
pouring out hope's decree
set about uncertainty
following under
swept off to untold wonders
and mysteries telling of
deep beauties that beseech
cold fluid tide
withholding truths of life
just beyond reach
invisible inside
time ticking by
oh how endings can
frighten to disbelief
as we often grieve
but this is not the end
yet still this feeling
its sting is biting
beam forward in radiance
inciting forever through the night
far and wide
for what is an end
but liberty's wings caught in
the brisk and blowing breeze
bearing something bittersweet
I can see the light shine
turning the sand to gold
composing the sky's symphony
as it beams its path is unseen
streaking with wondrous speed
endlessly colliding with the world round
Speedbump Catalyst: Upon the Wheel, Blessing in Disguise, Energetic Tides, The Road Alone
Upon the Wheel:
glistening my love is real
turning round upon the wheel
let it flow
see it heal a broken soul
soothing caressing inside
upstream to wrestle with tides
deep down there's nowhere to hide
images divulge in dreams
innermost marks of being
let it be
to be seen instinctively
moving towards inner light
Blessing in Disguise:
shoved away in shadow to fade
where all withheld feelings have
been bent
there i'm left
feeling about for reasons of how
oh just how it's now commanding view
some longing for life spent
but for now i'll be wandering
aimlessly beneath
the light of the pale moon
letting destiny carry me free
Energetic Tides:
our love will stream across the sky
questions reflect my inner light
shown to me energetic tides
two souls which share the views of life
our love will stream across the sky
questions reflect my inner light
shown to me energetic tides
take hold for the road alone and fly
The Road Alone:
in a world sometimes masterfully mired
concealing sketches of love
there is hurt forgotten
cast deep into the trenches inside
shaping a frame, finding form
in the output of our anger and frustration
in a world shaped by
unaccounted beauty of design
humble and unhindered
grown into an entangled vine
as we breathe together
alive we are aligned
in a bond frequently belittled by
humankind's abstracted lie
and aligned we are alive
for the road alone is not forever
From The Night Sky
rhythm can you take me?
back to where I belong
moving bounds and leaps
high among the trees
kicking up dust
to sting the eyes of unease
lead me to
the manifestation of my dreams
singing good-bye
there's no hard feelings
only mixed up emotions
that I leave to the breeze
chance it now cries
cries for the unknown
the tears fall from the night sky
small and endless worlds collide
singing good bye
there's no hard feelings
only mixed up emotions
that I leave to the breeze


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If there is anyone out there that knows how to start a petition, I wish someone would start one and see if we can get WAL-MART to keep the fabric departments. THANKS P BRACKIN
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
If there is anyone out there that knows how to start a petition, I wish someone would start one and see if we can get WAL-MART to keep the fabric departments. THANKS P BRACKIN
:? Call 1-800-WALMART and COMPLAIN< also www.Walmart.com Put in feedbackto the Corporation!!!! We can all try and if you still have Fabric at your WM count your Lucky stars!!! Because no matter what we Lost 1 WM Fabrics when the SC came in and Our only other one is getting a SC Soooo it's more n likely going out as well, We call them the STUPID CENTERS} Cause they're getting rid o Fabrics. But right now were're working on :wink: stashing Fabrics away!!
I signed the petition. I don't know if it will do any good but time will tell. Kyia
I just signed the petition, but have little hope it will work. The consumer is seldom heard these days.
well i signed a petition and called the main office but i dont think it will help, walmart has there mind set on how they run there business weather or not we like it , so off to Joann fabrics i go
and that is oh how sad
it would be interesting to know how they decide where to have fabric. we have 4 super centers (three were remodeled from the smaller stores) and they all have the fabric/craft centers. there's another store going in just down the road. we'll see about that one.
what bothers me is that jo-ann in our area needs some stiff competition! HL doesn't compete, nor wal-mart. One of the Hancock stores closed so there is only one up north, does have some nice things, just too far!
Well I live in the South, which is Greenville, SC a very southern state, and we have four Wally's Worlds (aka Walmart) and they all still have fabric. But as Loretta said the stores she is near, there is not as much nice fabric. But Walmart was the biggest buyer of Sham. & Sons and they quit buying from them (I think that alot of the nice fabric came from there) and now they went out of business. A lot of people blame Wally World for them going out of business but you know how the old saying goes, don't put all your eggs in one basket. Apparently they depended on Wallyworld's business to survive. Ohhhhh, gab gab gab, and should be sew sew sew, todalu............
:( :? :cry: Well we live wayyy down south and they're getting rid of it all as fast as they can and we have complained and told them and Stood on our heads trying to keep Fabric but as they getsc they push out fabrics and believe me it's Not from not selling it cause they have sold LOTS OF FABRICS IN TEXAS and the surrounding states but wm is taking it out inOK, Ks ,NM etc, They don't care and I don't spend as much Money at wm either and some folks refuse to go to wm for ANYTHING!!! I do mean it!! Sooo wm is STUPID for getting rid of fabric, they think we want Party supplies HA HA!! NOT, We don't buy them they had to put the things on clearance and the scrapbook stuff too just too get rid of it,then thesc goes in and now we have 3 HUGE Lanes of this stuff, Wm Where's your Brain at?? And now we are down to the 1 but it's sc is coming real soon so Look Out Fabrics 'll hit the dust.Sooo sad!!!
Don't know if this is true or not but just heard yesterday that when some of the Walmarts to to Super status they will retain the fabric dept. Guess I'll just have to go there and check it out because our WM just went Super recently.
we have a mix in our area. the ones that grew to SC's kept the fabric, one of the ones that was built as a SC carries fabric, and one that was built as a SC (most recently) doesn't carry fabric.
:? who knows -
I just signed it plus I've complained in person to the store mang.
Today.....April 26, 2008 there are a total of 38,854 signatures on that petition, and for some of us, it has been a big disappointment.
Can you imagine being in busness and having that many customers tell you they want you to give them a service, and turning your back on them?
And Private business would not survive. They would be forced to close.
Does anyone think that at some point in time Wal-mart could fail and fall out of the good graces of the public, and go out of business?
Think of many companies that rose to great heights and later fell so low they went out of business. Seems as though "nothing lasts forever." What about Wal-Mart? Will it last forever?
ours, which just last month went to a SC, lost the fabric department. such a bummer.
Not to mention that, but now they only carry about 5 colors of thread, and one, you read that right, ONE package of universal sewing machine needles. ugh.
All of the Wally worlds in our area have gone Super, and my mom works at the one just south of where we live, in a small town. They all still have fabric departments. Well, the ones here in my town are mor like fabric isles in some of the wall marts, but one or two still have a real department. My mom's store still has one, and she works in it frequently. I ask her on occasion about losing that department, and she says she has not heard one single thing. Who knows? I hope they keep 'em, tho.
I just signed the petition. It was very interesting. I also caught the video of the CEO. It was sort of short and I'm sure taken somewhat out of context, but still interesting s I work at Wallyworld, temporarily. I really hate the job and can hardly wait to quit. I spent three years in a mens max security prison and I do not believe I'll make it three months at Wal-mart. :D And I'm actually being paid a higher wage than at least one man with more experience than I have. :roll:
The one just up the road from me was getting pretty low and saying the would be closing the fabric section last year. Then all of a sudden the shelves were full again. I don't know what happened that caused the change though.
My Walmart (waaaayyy upstate NY) still has a fabric department and I haven't heard anything about them closing. I hope not, cause they have some fabric in their I want to use for a quilt for my mom.
With that said, I hate Walmart. Do I shop there? Yes--once a week. We have other BETTER grocery stores in town, but Walmart is cheap. . . and with me out of work, we can't afford to pay twice as much at Price Chopper and Hannaford. . . . With prices as low as they are, I don't think they could ever go out of business. They force people to shop there--and they care nothing about their customers.
I visited a walmart in Gardner Kansas. The woman cutting fabric said Walmart had a web page and we could complain there. will check this out !!
Wish we all could hold protest signs!! OK, 1960's a long way off but read in a magazine, we quilters are also the generation that did hold protest signs, sounds like this is our cause !
OK, we are fighting a war, my son is Air Force. He made me promise never to protest.. but.. this should be a safe protest !???
this site has an 800 number and a site to write an email
"greed is killing the fabric departments at walmart" humpf!
We have three Walmarts here in Virginia Beach and only one of them so far has done away with the fabric department. I have also noticed that they are starting to stock much nicer fabric for quilting lately and also the smaller walmart is sporting a quilt of the month pattern with it's coordinating fabrics available. Maybe the petitions are doing some good!
Linda D.
I was just in one of our Walmrt SuperCenters last week..We have 3 in about a 15 mile radius..4 if you bounce out another 10 miles..The 3 I've been to all have a fabric department..The lady (nice woman) working there told me that they are supposed to be losing thier fabric department sometime next year..It sucks..That's really the only thing I got into Walmart for anymore..Our local grocery store has a fuel perks program where we earn money off gas when we buy groceries, so no need to grocery shop there anymore..Hopefully they will reconsider, but it sounds unlikely
Your note looks to be the only note of hope ! Maybe we need to keep pressure on for a turn around !
Thanks !
breaks my heart to see the departments dwindle down to a small isle or a few bins in the isle !!
Keep the pressure on ! Linda may have given us hope !


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A studio study
Chicago, IL
There were my chimes, motionless, useless, and sad. Feeling almost guilty for not putting a proper hook outside, I'd tap them frequently, hearing their gentle sound. This little object needs nature to fulfill its purpose. Everything essentially needs nature for fulfillment, yet we fill our lives up with substitutions, sure it'll do the job just the same.
Next to my electric water fountain, I plugged in my amplifier, and eight little, raw speakers. The eight speakers were emanating the sound my wind chimes would make, when placed in nature, powered by the wind. I stuck the little speakers to the bottom of the metal tubes of the wind chimes. This was my effort to resuscitate the need back into my chimes. The sound is beautiful, but the effects of the motionless chimes are eerie. My technology has replaced the wind.
We often yearn for nature and satisfy these desires with the help of technology – meditation CD's, incense that smells of nature, fake fireplaces that make 'real' crackling noises when turned on, etc… Yet at the same time, our progression with technology is sometimes, destructive to nature. Yet, WE are nature. Who's resuscitating who?
It's ironic to me, this relationship between our technology and nature…


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Lord, when you came to the seashore
You weren't seeking the wise or the wealthy,
But only asking that I might follow.
Lord, you knew what my boat carried;
Neither money nor weapons for fighting,
But nets for fishing, my daily labor.
Lord, have you need of my labor,
Hands for service, a heart made for loving,
My arms for lifting the poor and broken?
Lord, send me where you would have me,
To a village, or heart of the city;
I will remember that you are with me.
O Lord, in my eyes you were gazing,
Kindly smiling, my name you were saying;
all I treasured, I have left on the sand there;
Close to You, I will find other seas.
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This paper discusses a new anaerobic digestion model (MantisAD) and its application into a large wastewater treatment facility process model incorporating four primary anaerobic digesters. This new anaerobic digestion unit process model has been developed specifically with incorporation into plant-wide models in mind. That is, this new model has a number of state variables that make interfacing anaerobic and aerobic process models much easier, resulting in less chance of mass balance irregularities at the anaerobic/aerobic and aerobic/anaerobic interfaces. The model is complete and initial success with the model has been achieved. A comparison of the results obtained with the MantisAD model and with ADM1 is presented in this paper.
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I'm excited about improving science (and your life) using machine learning and design.
I'm a Physics PhD student at Princeton doing research at the intersection of Bayesian inference and deep learning. I am fortunate to be advised by David Blei and Shivaji Sondhi.
My work is supported by an NSERC Postgraduate Scholarship. In 2015 I had lots of fun doing research with Andriy Mnih at DeepMind, and in 2016 I collaborated with Eugene Brevdo at Google Brain.
Find my CV at jaan.io/cv. In short: when it comes to Big Data, I live, breathe, and eat it. Crunchy crispy models are my bread and butter, lunch, and mother.
I'm Estonian-Canadian and graduated from McGill in 2013. Outside of academia, I love volleyball, meditation, music production, and George Saunders.
How can we use technology such as machine learning to effect the most societal good? This is what motivates me. In 2014, I launched Useful Science with a group of friends – I hope you'll find a study on there that improves your life.
The best way to reach me is [email protected]. I'm grateful for any positive or negative feedback through this anonymous form. Feel free to connect via:
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Hey! Having a 'colophon' doesn't mean I'm a jerk! Just wanted to thank Cole Townsend for letting me fork his Jekyll theme – the code is available here :)