The majority of towns/harbormasters allow the short term use of a mooring if the permit holder is not using it. In some cases you may need to alert the harbormaster and we would encourage you to do so. Our service just provides a more organized means of arranging for what is a common practice among transient boaters.

There is no waiting list (except for behind the breakwater). You can request an area, come to us with an application completed, and we will locate a spot. We will issue you a mooring permit, and you can then put in the mooring or have someone put it in for you. We have a sheet that shows the minimum gear requirements for various sized boats available for download from this website. Or, you could rent a mooring for the season from Flyers or Provincetown Marina.

Yes. You can be on one transplant list per UNOS region. Keep in mind you will need to be able to get to the transplant center within a short time span and you will need to stay in that location for a few weeks following your transplant for follow up care.

Absolutely. We strongly encourage you to visit us and our Airedales prior to commiting to purchase one of our puppies. We would prefer that you fill out our Wait List Application and send it to us prior to your visit because it will give us a base for further questions we have for you. You will be required to fill out the application prior to us offering you a puppy. You will be required to visit us prior to our offering you a puppy.

Great, you can use both services here: list your mooring for others to use while you are away and find available moorings during your next cruise.

You have the option to list as many people to receive the death benefit as you see fit. You will just need to list them on the form and return it to us for recording. If your beneficiary designation does not fit on the form provided, you may attach a separate sheet of paper ensuring that you have also signed and dated that sheet of paper.

online clearinghouse for boaters to find and use underutilized existing moorings (fixed anchorages for boats).

We ask that you not post “thanks” or “me, too” messages to the list. Please send thank you messages for critiques privately to the person who did the critiquing. If you have a point to clarify in one of your subs that you think might be of interest to the group, then yes, by all means post it to the list, but change the subject tag from Re: CRIT to MISC so we all know it’s on purpose.

All citizens are free to talk or discuss on the list. That's what it's for. Any citizen can start a topic or add a comment to a discussion if they think they have something to say. It is frowned upon for people to send chain letters or advertisements to the list, and people who do so after receiving a warning will be taken off of the list. Likewise, citizens who insult other list members or send derogatory comments will be removed.

From the Department of Parks, Recreation and Sport, and Cultural Resources for moorings located in Mount Sinai Harbor. For all other water bodies they may be obtained from the Division of Environmental Protection. If the proposed mooring is located in the Port Jefferson Harbor Complex, the applications can also be obtained from the Port Jefferson, Belle Terre, Old Field, and Poquott Village Halls.

A Mt. Sinai Harbor Mooring Permit Application and Permit Instructions & Regulations is available on the web by clicking on the Licenses, Permits, Applications and Forms on the main page of the Town's website and then select the Online Forms for Parks and Recreation. You will need a copy of your current "proof of residency" if applying for a resident mooring: (driver's license, tax bill, voter registration card, copy of lease, and/or utility bill).

Lurking" is slang for reading without posting. There's nothing wrong with it, especially when you're new to an email list. It's a good way to get a feel for the kinds of concrete information that readers are expecting to see. You're never required to post to an email list to be a welcome member of the group. Because folkmusic has hundreds of subscribers on several continents (more than many lists you may have already seen,) we don't generally ask new subscribers to introduce themselves.

Carrots are a root vegetable with a high glycemic index of approximately 70. Beta-carotene, which is the pigment giving carrots their color and which is important for Vitamin A synthesis, can be obtained by eating sweet potatoes, squash, and broccoli, all lower glycemic carbohydrates. Small amounts of carrots can be added to soups, stews, salads, or crudités to garnish or add color.

No, it isn't. You can ask if it's an open event, but that goes into the prior issue about forwarding messages from the list to someone who isn't on the list - even if it's another poly group. If you want to invite someone who isn't on the list to an event announced on the list, email the host/ess and ask.

We like our passengers to arrive as soon after 10.00am as possible, preferably not before as the crew have their duties to prepare for your trip. We usually return at approximately 4.30pm depending upon whether we have to queue at any of the locks. If you do arrive promptly then we try to get to Shepperton Lock for lunch.

The time it takes to reach the bottom of the mooring depends on the length of the mooring and the wave height. The larger the wave, the faster the descent. A typical descent rate in an aggressive, steady sea state is 2-3 m/s.

SeaHorse must operate on a jacketed mooring wire as described by Brooke Ocean Technology. As long as your cable and the terminations meet BOT approval, you can use your own cable. Most customers have relied on BOT to supply the mooring wire suitable for the application. A set of specially-designed stoppers are supplied as part of the SeaHorse system.

No. You would need to do that through a local town government, and in most cases existing mooring permits are non-transferrable.

You may use your boat's home berth without charge but all other mooring costs away from your home berth are payable by you the charterer.

Moorings balls in the Outer Harbor are privately owned and can only be occupied with the owners permission and under the City's sublicense rules. The East Moorings are rented on a monthly basis. To see the slip fees click here.