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hi i have been reading about others issue with loss of power but mine is a bit different. started a few weeks about like 5. while warming up (7-10min) it died so i restarted and it ran 10 sec and died again. tried to keep it running with the throttle and it dies as soon as i crack it open. had a 1/2 tank too. next day all fine no issues. 2 weeks later while warming up again same exact thing, tied to open the tank cap made no difference. but finally after 30 min of restarting it seems to clear up and no problem. until today, when it died 2 min after i left my house. acted like out of fuel but has 3/4 tank. same gas that worked fine the prior two days to commute.
reading here sounds like could be a fuel filter or pump issue but i get no lights or warning nothing. bike is a 2013 with 10,000 kms now and had been flawless until this. what is a bad fuel dongle? the truth is here the gas sucks we all use premium and my cars do fine but maybe that is part of it. dealer claims no one else reported this problem but mine was one of the first in the country too.
it has a wings exhaust and the UNI air filter kit from down under to stop the water intake issue and that has all been fine. only other mods are a big foot, a rear custom rack, a KTM tank pack and engine bars and LED lights.
any ideas or similar experience. climate here is mild a bit humid but bot hot or cold.
Sounds like a fuel filter. "crap fuel" = sounds like a fuel filter. You get erratic running. Can be dangerous when you are trying to pass a car and it stalls.
Contact inmate GEFR for a filter kit.
could be the side stand switch too. It will cut off the circuit randomly when it starts to go.
if this also happens when bike is resting on side stand with engine running,then its not the side stand switch.
Some of them had the lining of the tank come off and block the fuel filter looks like white bits floating in the fuel.
ok thanks all for the insight.
1. looking in the tank can see anything floating but really can't see anything period.
2. fuel filter sounds like best option, have to deal with dealer as i have no source here in CR, and no clue where it is to change. My tuono was pretty easy to work on but much less wires.
3. it happened with the stand up or down running and also on the center stand. sometimes it runs until fully warmed up then dies other times its under a min. no longer ridable. seems like fuel starvation or the ECU cutting spark.
4. seems like no way for me to fix it even temporarily so have to wait 4 days to have them come pick it up....
appreciate the time and effort guys
Check this out might help.
Mine won't last out the driveway dies while warming up but always restarts only to die again. The overheating fuel pump theory sounds feasible but guess can only be confirmed by dealer checking ECU computer. Bike does not run long enough to warm up past one bar.
Drag I'm down to one none functioning bike. Tried to buy the new duke 1290 but dealer never got one....missing my tiger 800 now...
Thanks all
Anyone have the email for customer service in Europe? i am guessing that is where i need to go as my bike is a 2013 imported to CR by the dealer and he is in Europe now anyway. i want to get a list of the factory bulletins to fix things as they have never done one thing to my bike, not for heat, not for the side stand, nothing except oil changes and now i see that my chain guide is totally worn out from a very tight chain (they adjusted at 5.000 kms now has 9,700. i also read that many 2013 have had their warranty extended too. mine has not run in a week, and i guess it is time to try the factory for help. too bad was thinking to buy a DUKE 1290 after selling my tuono but not the way the service is going on the ADV.
FYI i tried to use the web site for Europe for technical service and interesting says my VIN is invalid, i then tried a few others from new bikes for sale on the net and says the same for all of them, great start for the KTM customer service on the web,
update well i found out one issue they never entered the delivery paperwork to the KTM site so i never had my bike listed as sold to KTM. no i have a deliver receipt and the VIN is valid but all that comes up is this bike has had no service and there are pending TSB or recalls, contact your dealer, that is how i got into this mess. DOES anyone have the list of TSB's or recalls for a 2013 1190 Adv my VIN is a DM998xxx, or know a site to download them?
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Over at The Indianapolis Star, Phil Richards reports on the continued shuffling of the Colts offensive line. Indianapolis has dealt with so much injury and instability along the offensive line that when Joe Reitz finally came back from his injury, Arians chose to keep Jeff Linkenbach in for continuity. Now Linkenbach is injured, and the shuffling begins anew. The Colts started three combinations through their first four games. They went with the same five the past three weeks and are interrupting it because Jeff Linkenbach has experienced concussion symptoms. The Colts will be facing an exceptional defense Sunday. Reitz and the offensive line sound like they're ready for the challenge. @MarcusDugan
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It's not just a matter of being able to get through the off road sections, but actually having a good time while doing it. I've got both a 12GS and a Suzuki DR350. Both have been to Baja and on many of the same dirt sections. While I can "get through" many of sandy roads on the Beemer, it aint much fun. You're just surviving and hoping for the end. On the DR, I'm having a blast, enjoying the dirt. Big difference.
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J.C. Leyendecker/Norman Rockwell: One Person's Perspective
I've been reading the new book on J.C. Leyendecker that I'd purchased at Budart website (great site!) and have had some thoughts occur about Leyendecker & Rockwell.
The first thing I realized when reading this book, though informative, that it had a slant towards vilifying Rockwell, making him out to be an opportunist, while depicting Leyendecker as naive and being taken advantage of by the younger, more eager artist Rockwell.
Here's the thing I've picked up while having read up on both illustrators/artists.
Leyendecker, was a artistic technician. He wanted to live a life without the feeling of persecution he would have had to endure, giving his sexual orientation in a time of Hetero-dominance.
So he used his abilities to live in the life and style he wanted, not putting much stake in being overly recognized or placed upon a creative plateau. He was a genuis, that wanted to live a creative life. Not within the text of his book was he once shown as someone that wanted immortality through his art.
He achieved fame, which he accepted and used.
He was a talented technician, but his art was a means to an end, that ending being his ability to live as a homosexual male without question, and he did.
This book devoted a whole page, blatantly saying he (Rockwell) stole his entire craft from Leyendecker, but then comes the facts that overturn the innuendo, throughout his entire life, from rise to fall, even when all others turned away from Leyendecker, and the author of this book couldn't discount the facts to keep his opinion as fact:
In the end, when they buried Leyendecker, 7 people were there, present at his funeral.
Norman Rockwell. Throughout his entire life, the one person that was there, was Rockwell.
The author could not change that historical fact to keep vilifying Rockwell as a thief.
Did Rockwell pick Leyendecker's brain for techniques? Most definitely, but the difference is, and I think this is where people get the wrong conclusion about Rockwell.
Leyendecker never wanted to be remembered past his small circle, or didn't care. His last wishes were that all his works be destroyed. He made no plans to keep his legacy alive, nor did he put much important about it.
Rockwell wanted to be remembered, wanted the recognition, aspired his illustration to the level of fine art, and set out a plan to be remembered. With museums, books, etc.
Rockwell wanted the immortalization that Leyendecker did not. The reason why Rockwell overshadowed Leyendecker, was because he wanted the spotlight. Leyendecker just wanted to live decadently.
His art, was that doorway. He lived the life he wanted.
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I'm enjoying this book greatly, and am learning a great many things.
I'll keep enjoying both Leyendecker and Rockwell for the greatness in technique they both obtained, and studying them both to enhance my own creative desires and goals.
I'm glad to own this book.
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I can't say I agree with you - you're boiling down Leyendecker's life to one solitary facet of it: his homosexuality.
Whereas in fact he was known for being obsessed with his art, in the book itself he is described as putting his art before all else, cancelling social engagements if they got in the way of work etc...
Also, I would steer clear of describing his sexuality as "decadent", it makes you sound a tad homophobic.
At the end of the day I just see him as a great illustrator who happened to be gay, no big deal and certainly not worth trying to over-analyse how that affected his art. Just enjoy the pictures.
April 8th, 2009 #3
Sounds like you knew these guys pretty well!
Snarkiness aside, I can't possibly fathom a) anybody could possibly know what actually went down between those guys and in their heads, and b) why it really might help anybody to vilify either of those guys. It's just journalism.
I'm just happy there's finally a book in print with a decent number of Leyendecker reproductions...
April 8th, 2009 #4
I wasn't trying to surmise his life down to his sexual preference, given the times he lived in, wanting his freedom, using his art would be a purpose to live his live without being scrutinized. He had a taste of such freedom when he and his brother moved to paris with a lot of other artists. Which, from reading what was there, he did. He was an artist, that used his craft as a means to an end.
Who wouldn't want the freedom to create without hinderance? I'd quit my 9 to 5 right now for the chance! We all have a life we wish to live, and work to that end. Does that make it his only motivation in creating? No, but it makes it a part of it.
On his obssessive nature, I may stand corrected, but be wary of throwing around that "homophobic" statement until you get more into a discussion about the topic and get a better understanding, and even a clarification, of the meaning and intent of the initial post.
It becomes way too easy to make such assumptions without questioning me.
The fact is though, the author did blast Rockwell, and then turns around and shows how much they were friends.
And I too love the fact that there's a book of his works.
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April 8th, 2009 #5
If you haven't seen it already you might enjoy "Norman Rockwell- My Adventures as an Illustrator".
It gives his perspective on Leyendecker and it's actually a really funny book.
I like to think it wasn't ghost written because he comes across as a highly articulate, amusing chap who would have been fun to go for a cocktail or three with.
April 8th, 2009 #6
I haven't read the new Lyendecker book yet, but I agree with your general conclusion (if not your exact way of expressing it). And definitely read My Adventures as an Illustrator if you haven't already. (Flake, it was ghostwritten, but by his son, so we can assume the authorial "voice" is pretty accurate.)
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April 8th, 2009 #7
Definitely will pick that book up (it'll join my Bama, Ross, Rude, Leyendecker bio-book collection).
I also just picked up the DVD of his (Rockwell's) life that was shown on A&E I think it was, when last I saw it. Great documentary. Definitely want to go to his museum.
His and Frazetta's museum. Do I have a book on him? I know I have Painting with Fire, and a few of his...WAIT, wait, wait I do, I do. It's been a long time since I've read it (to do list on re-reads).
Thanks for the head's up on that book.
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You can't imagine how relieved I am.
I thought Christmas was dead. Stomped out. Tossed away like wilted tinsel.
You may recall last year's holiday season at the Hagars was a failure of epic proportion. Grief, thick and black, covered our hearts like toxic gravy. It smothered all hope that any holly jolly could bring our family joy.
We couldn't even do the annual watching of the Burl Ives version of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer -- that's how sad we were.
My husband has always been Santa Claus here. No matter what budget we set, he could be counted on to break it during his own mini-shopping spree. He would head to the store without a word, within a few days of Christmas.
Once back home, a grand production was made of ferrying gifts from car to house. The children were ordered into their rooms and told to close their doors, no peeking.
The level of holiday excitement would ratchet up several notches -- everyone knew Dad broke Mom's rules at this time of year. It's how our children got the most fun and least practical gifts. I could only shake my head ... I learned early on I simply had no control over this need of his.
I imagine David's drive came from his own dreary childhood, when gifts were never taken for granted and Dec. 25 might only bring new socks and a shirt from the Salvation Army. One infamous family story rehashes the year Christmas dinner was a can of Dinty Moore stew heated on the car's manifold cover as the family returned West from the Florida orange-picking season.
I wish you could have been there to see David's face on one of our earliest Christmases together, when I presented him with a slot-car set -- a BIG one -- that frozen Alaska morning. Here was his bride, practical and terribly unsentimental, handing over a beautifully wrapped toy. Not until children started coming along were his eyes more full of wonder.
All that was gone, snuffed out on our bathroom floor, nearly two years ago. The man who loved Christmas is finally with the guy who invented Christmas.
As readers know, I was helpless against my own apathy. I wrote about leaving the totes full of d?©cor in the storage room. Not even the tree could be brought out from underneath the stairs.
In my mind's eye, we made our way through a swamp of school and church programs blindly, with not a speck of light to relieve the dark. Shopping was torture.
And Christmas Day? Was 90 percent awful. Thinking I was being proactive, I made reservations at a local restaurant. When we got there, however, we were informed business was too slow and the dining area had closed early. "You had reservations, you say? So sorry."
The bar section, it must be said, was noisy and full.
I drove aimlessly, sobbing, wondering which of my friends might still have food left from their own dinners.
We finally found a Chinese-style eatery open and practically dived through the door, desperate for food and human voices. It was like that scene from "A Christmas Story," minus the laughing, singing, and warm feelings.
It was awful and I worried it would always be so.
So happy to discover it's not. Instead, I seem to be making up for the lost season.
When a friend gave us a new Christmas countdown calendar -- in all its felt cuteness ¬?-- it was like the switching on the lights again.
The pump had already been primed, sure. Most of my adult children are coming home for the holiday, via Amtrak, and that's a game-changer for all of us. For the first time in a while, there will be many kids -- I am counting those old enough to have mortgages -- filling the living room on Christmas morning. The breakfast table will spill over with annual traditions, like German pancakes and hash-brown casserole. We might just sing.
Our neighbor will open her doors on Christmas Eve for board games and snacks. We'll attend one of the midnight church services and everyone will open one small gift, then go to bed happy with anticipation.
And now, weeks before any of that happens, I'm plugging light sets together and buying new ornaments. Menus are being planned and gifts are being purchased.
It's too early, of course, I know that. We look silly with our outdoor lights already going on at dusk, via an outlet timer. Who cares? We're making up for a whole year.
UPDATE: I wrote this column last week. On Saturday, as my kids and I cleaned our laundry room, I pulled Cap'n Jack's crate away from the wall to vacuum on the other side. There was the door to the Christmas storage. I took a deep breath and pulled on the wooden spool that's served as a handle for 63 years.
And what did I see? The results of David's last post-season shopping trip. He must have gone out on December 26 of 2008 and bought up some of the Christmas leftovers. There are bags of garland (where did he think we needed those?) and the gaudiest door wreath you can imagine.
Holy silk flowers, it's ugly. And nothing will stop me from hanging it. As soon as possible.Sheila Hagar can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or at blogs.ublabs.org/fromthestorageroom or by calling 509-526-8322.
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Artists Recording Collective
|Artists Recording Collective
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|Jazz and other music genres
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|Official website
Artists Recording Collective (ARC) is an independent music label brand and 21st Century music business model that was created by professional musicians for professional musicians. It provides a platform for member projects and activities to reach a global audience. Based largely on using the Internet, digital music distribution and related technologies, Artists Recording Collective provides an alternative to the traditional recording industry and music promotion business models.
ARC was founded on December 7, 2007 by Chris Burnett, Erica Lindsay, and Sumi Tonooka, all of whom are active professional musicians, producers and educators. Their collective motivation was in response to the inherent need for a professional platform for their own projects. Subsequently, Artists Recording Collective formally launched its first commercial CD recording release (Long Ago Today by jazz pianist, Sumi Tonooka with drummer, Bob Braye and bassist, Rufus Reid) in early 2008 to critical acclaim[1] and national radio chart success.[2]
Business model[edit]
The Artists Recording Collective business model is configured so that member artists retain control of all aspects of their business as professional musicians and does not profit from the work of its member artists and labels in the manner that most traditional record businesses and virtual record labels do. Another goal of the business model is to validate the contention that superior talent will thrive by finding its own inherent audience when given the opportunity to do so outside of traditional corporate filters. It puts much of the control in the hands of the listener and buyer.
The initial business model platform, planning and strategic operation was largely based upon the experiences of co-founder, Chris Burnett, who had been successfully promoting his own music using the Internet since the middle 1990s - first via various MIDI music networks and usegroups; then, ultimately at MP3.com from 1999-2003. MP3.com was the first major online music distribution website in the world.
In February 2009 the Artists Recording Collective was contacted unsolicited to be featured in an article that was ultimately published in the March 2009 issue of Down Beat magazine. The article can be considered objective validation of the ARC business model tenants in context. And when considering the major impact and weight this particular publication bears upon the professional field of jazz music, along with its significant international readership and monthly subscribers.
Artists Recording Collective has become an internationally recognized brand and notable recording label[3][4][5][6][7] that emphasizes promoting and facilitating the distribution and utilization of the works created by ARC members. It is now widely recognized as among the first model of its kind for the purpose of promoting artistic works through both, the Internet and traditional media resources.[8][9]
Artists Recording Collective was featured unsolicited in the March 2009 issue of Down Beat. The highlight of this feature article spoke to unique and innovative business models promoting jazz music in the digital age. Other feature articles and reviews published in major print publications include: JazzTimes (US), JazzWise (UK), JAZZ PODIUM (DE), All About Jazz-New York (US), Jazz Improv NY(US), and others. Feature articles and reviews at leading music portals and digital publications include: All About Jazz, JazzReview, All Your Jazz, eJazz News, LA Jazz, Jazz.com, and many others. [10]
Member Artists and Labels[edit]
Artists Recording Collective member artists and labels:
Co-founding Members:
- Chris Burnett - saxophonist, composer, educator
- Erica Lindsay - saxophonist, composer, educator
- Sumi Tonooka - pianist, composer, educator
Some Current and Past Member Artists and Labels:
- Anthony E. Nelson, Jr. - saxophonist, clarinetist, composer and recording artist
- B.J. Jansen - baritone saxophonist, composer, International Woodwinds artist/endorser
- Bill Caldwell[disambiguation needed] - saxophonist, composer, educator (Wichita State University)
- Brandon Draper - percussionist, composer, educator
- Bruce Gertz - bassist, composer, Berklee College of Music professor and recording artist who performs and records with Jerry Bergonzi, George Garzone, Phil Grenadier, among many others
- Bruce Williams - saxophonist, composer, educator
- Dr. Christopher White - saxophonist, composer, educator (Radford University)
- Courtney Lemmon - vocalist and recording artist
- Dan Arcamone - guitarist, composer and recording artist
- Don Aliquo - saxophonist, composer, educator (Middle Tennessee State University)
- Donald Harrison, Jr. - saxophonist, composer, producer who has worked with such artists as Art Blakey, Eddie Palmieri, among many others
- Gene Perla - bassist, pianist, composer, educator (Lehigh University and New School) and sideman to such jazz artists as Sonny Rollins and Elvin Jones among others
- George Kahn - Los Angeles based jazz pianist and composer
- Jeff Siegel - New York based drummer and composer
- John Blake, Jr. - jazz violinist, recording artist and educator and sideman to such jazz artists as Grover Washington, Jr., McCoy Tyner among others
- Dr. Keith Calmes - guitarist, composer, educator, author (Mel Bay Publications)
- Dr. Lee Shaw - Albany based pianist, composer and educator
- Dr. Zane Forshee - guitarist, composer, educator, author (Fulbright Scholar)
- Loren Pickford - Grammy Nominated saxophonist, composer and educator
- Mark Taylor (french horn) - recording artist and former member of Henry Threadgill ensembles
- Matt Otto - Kansas City/Los Angeles based saxophonist, composer, educator
- Michael Jefry Stevens - NYC/Memphis based pianist, composer, educator and touring artist
- PM Records (Ed Bickert, Elvin Jones, Doug Riley, Bug Alley, Pat La Barbera, Bernie Senensky, Sonny Greenwich, David Liebman, Nina Simone, Steve Grossman, Kathryn Moses, Don Thompson)
- Reptet - Seattle, Washington based progressive music ensemble
- Richie Pratt - former NFL player; and professional drummer for Lionel Hampton, Broadway, Film
- Stan Kessler - Kansas City based trumpet player, composer and band leader and sideman to such artists as Karrin Allyson, Bobby Watson among others
- Toni Gates - Kansas City based vocalist
- Trace Elements - San Francisco based ensemble
- Will Matthews (musician) - guitarist for the Count Basie Orchestra
External links[edit]
- Artists Recording Collective - official portal website
- Artists Recording Collective - official label website
- social networking music page at MySpace
- social networking fan group page at Facebook
- ^ "Long Ago Today". CDBaby.com.
- ^ "JazzWeek Jazz Radio Top 50 for May 12, 2008". lists.jazzweek.com.
- ^ "International Music Industry Guides Labels". AllAboutJazz.com.
- ^ "International Music Industry Guides Labels". JazzTimes.com.
- ^ "International Social Networking Website". Facebook.com.
- ^ "International Social Networking Website". MySpace.com.
- ^ "International Jazz Publicist Client List". TwoForTheShowMedia.com.
- ^ "Unsolicited Article in Major International Jazz Publication". Downbeat Magazine.
- ^ "Article in International Jazz Publication". Kansas City Jazz Ambassadors Magazine.
- ^ "Current Google search results for Artists Recording Collective".
- Feature story in Down Beat
- Feature story in Jazz Ambassador Magazine
- Internet search results at Google
- GS1member UPC barcodes at GS1
- member The International Standard Recording Code at ISRC
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Bahrain 'protest boy' Ali Hasan freed from prison
- 11 June 2012
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An 11-year-old Bahraini boy jailed for taking part in an anti-government protest has been set free.
Ali Hasan was allowed to go home, but he was ordered to appear in court again on 20 June to face charges including joining an illegal gathering.
He had spent a month behind bars after being arrested on 14 May outside the capital, Manama.
Protests have been taking place since February 2011 in Bahrain, and it is claimed more than 50 people have died.
Ali Hasan was allowed to take his final school exams while in prison.
The AFP news agency quoted Noura Al-Khalifa, Bahrain's chief prosecutor for juveniles, as saying the boy was arrested while blocking a street with rubbish containers and wood planks.
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From the article: Finding Out the Sex of Baby Together
Sure, you could march into an ultrasound room and hear the answer with your pants down, surrounded by strangers with a lot of hot goo on your belly, but you could also do something special. What's your special story? Romantic dinner? The beach? Surprise envelope at a dessert?
I looked!
- Baby#1 ... everyone said it was a very small girl - I had a 8 1/2# boy. I found out in the delivery room. Baby#2. I "knew" at 5-week test it was a girl and bought lots of girl clothes, and one boy outfit. Most were "boy" predictions. I didn't care, but I KNEW it was a girl. In the delivery room. She was revealed to be daughter number 1. BABY#3 ... same predictions from those who "are never wrong" were that I was having a boy. In the delivery room, they were suddenly wrong for the first time ever when daughter #2 was born. BABY #4. Not only did consensus say"boy," but most thought I was definitely having twins. I didn't have an ultrasound, but I was HUGE!! I measured a 48-cm fundus at 40 weeks( Normal is 40-cm). 4 days later, my smallest & earliest baby (8lbs) & my THIRD girl was born at home. Flash forward ... Babies 5, 6, 7, & 8. Most Predictions: Boys Reality: Daughters 4, 5, 6, & 7 (all UA homebirths) My gut feeling was right 100% of the time, but I really never care
- —Guest 8 deliveries
- I had a heart rate took of my first baby and it was 170 which I was told to be a girl. But the next ultra sound I had done it was I boy. So I had a 170bpm and ended up at 9 months having a boy. DON'T GO BY HEART RATES A BIG MYTH!!!!!
- —Guest Tracey
Its a boy!!!
- Babies heart rate was 142 bpm at 19 weeks and 141 bpm ar 21 weeks. Just found out its a boy.
- —Guest M J
Finding out tomorrow
- I go get my ultrasound tomorrow to find out the sex! I'm so excited, I have 3 little boys now so I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a girl. The heart rate last dr appt was 167. But as long as baby is healthy then so am I!!!
- —Guest Katie
Finding out the sex TOMORROW
- I am 20 weeks and 1 day. I have two beautiful little boys, but I want a girl badly. I am just hoping its healthy, but I believe GOD has me with this. I wanted those boys first, not I want a girl!
- —Guest Mrs. K
the sex of my children...
- Heart rate works! For child #2, my Dr. asked my oldest "so, how do you feel about a baby brother?" because of his heart beat - he was right. With #3, the ultrasound said 'boy' the heart beat said 'girl'. Lea was born a few months later.
- —crazylady8910
how I will find out
- I had my mom and sister with me and had the tech tell them what I was having. They will surprise me at my baby shower in a few months. I even made two registeries and they will cancel one. This way I have a surprise but will still have some time to prepare the nursery before baby arrives.
- —Guest Kelly 1time
Chinese Calendar said GIRL, it's a boy
- My husband and I have two boys, 2 and 4. We were hoping that our third was going to be a girl, but to our surprise we are expecting boy number three. As long as he is healthy, I am happy with whatever. Although it would have been fun to decorate for a girl.
- —Guest Shar
couldn't wait!
- At 15 weeks, we found out we're having a son! My husband is deployed but got to join me via Skype for the appointment. We have a 5 year old daughter so it was a very joyful experience. Also, my son's heart rate was 160 bpm, my daughter's was 135-140 bpm so you never know :-D
- —Guest HappyMer
A Surprise from the Easter Bunny
- On Thursday I will go with my niece and her boyfriend to their appointment (along with her little sister.) We wrote a note to the Easter Bunny asking if he would fill a basket with pink or blue and cover it with a yellow blanket. At her ultrasound, we will ask the tech to write on the note what she is having and then I'll send it off to Easter Island. On Easter morning when all the siblings and cousins are all together with parents and grandparents the happy surprise will be revealed! In the past, the Easter Bunny has revealed when another baby would be joining our family by leaving a basket of baby supplies... but this time he gets to tell us if it is a boy or a girl :o)
heart rate predicts sex????
- I have a baby boy and his heart rate during the first trimester of my pregnancy was 159... never believe on such things....
- —Guest rincy
- Want to know my unborn baby's gender.Eagarly waiting to confirm the gender of the baby.
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Is it a girl?
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baby #3
- I am reading about the fetal heartbeat in those wives tales and I can say this: my 5yr old boy had a beat of 164 and my 3yr old girl 182. So the "below 140" is out. I am at baby 3. I am carrying high like with my girl yet only belly like with my boy. And my first u/s is next week. So I will be in suspense for awhile!
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Sex of baby
- At 12 weeks scan the sonographer stated can not see clear and cannot predict the sex of baby. At 20 weeks baby in breach plus the sonographer stated you cannot see clearly no point in having scan pic. The sonographer then went on to say not 100% sure but thinks its a girl, but she never showed or mentioned the three white lines as predicted for a girl. A close friend did the Chinese baby predictor states a boy for me. Through out my pregnancy have had no morning sickness. As the sonographer would not give me 20+ week scan pic of my unborn child plus they stated not clear even when they turned the monitor round to show me, how can the sonographer prediction be right? Can someone help?
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Eggplant Spread
11 Jan 2010
|2 Pound (1 Large Piece)
|Chopped onion
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chopped celery
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Chopped green pepper
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|2 Clove (10 gm), finely chopped
|Vegetable oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|2 Medium, peeled and chopped
|Accent seasoning
|1 Teaspoon (Accent Flavor Enhancer)
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground black pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|Party rye bread loaf
|8 Ounce
Preheat oven to 425°F.
Bake eggplant on rack in the center of oven 1 hour, until soft.
In a large saucepan over low heat, saute onions, celery, green pepper and garlic in oil for 10 minutes.
Remove skin from cooled baked eggplant and finely chop the pulp.
Add chopper pulp to the onion mixture and stir in tomatoes, Accent, salt and pepper.
Bring mixture to a boil, stirring constantly, reduce heat, cover and simmer 1 hour.
Remove cover and cook 30 minutes longer, stirring occasionally.
Stir in lemon juice.
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