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Midnight Resistance
Freeware game by Data East Corporation
You are a lone soldier duking it out with an army of enemies.
Editor-in-chief says: Midnight Resistance is a run and gun arcade game which is controlled by using a 3D joystick to allow the player to aim in any other way than the one in which the character was moving. This was quite unique and innovative for 1990 and made the experience of playing this game very fun and enjoyable. The player takes control of a military commando that needs to rescue a kidnapped family. The game features multi-directional shooting, fast-paced oriented gameplay, the possibility to upgrade weapons and also bosses for all the levels.
Mega Lo Mania
Freeware game by Sensible Software Ltd./Virgin Games
As new planets are born competition for their control between the Gods is fierce. These Gods do battle by playing the ancient game, Mega Lo Mania.
Editor-in-chief says: This is a real-time strategy video game developed in early 90s for several platforms, including the Amiga, Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, Super Nintendo Entertainment System and DOS. The game's plot centers around a new planet taking form somewhere in the universe. The planet has a bright future because it is populated with very intelligent creatures, but needs a God to protect and look over it. Everybody wants to rule this planet, so the objective of the game is to conquer the available 28 islands. The player takes control of one of the four Gods, Scarlet, Oberon, Madcap or Caesar.
Ninja Gaiden
Freeware game by Tecmo, Ltd.
In Ninja Gaiden, you play Ryu, a powerful ninja whose father has been killed.
Editor-in-chief says: Ninja Gaiden is a video game featuring Ryu Hayabusa as the playable character. Ryu is a ninja traveling through various US places in order to defeat several descendants of Nostradamus, who were evil and had awful plans for the Earth. Ninja Gaiden is acknowledged as a very difficult game and though it brings the player very close to frustration, it was really popular; therefore the game was also released on various platforms and scored good feedback on all the website on the internet.
Phantasy Star IV
Freeware game by SEGA Entertainment, Inc.
Put an end to the evil forces attacking humanity once and for all in this final installment of the epic Phantasy Star saga.
Editor-in-chief says: Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium is a role-playing game released for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis in the early 90s and it comes as a follow-up to Phantasy Star III. The game continues the story of the Algol Star System, which is also featured in the previous releases. Many gameplay elements from the previous installments are kept in Phantasy Star IV. There are turn-system battles, magic spells and overhead explorations: all of the are available in this release. The game is acknowledged as one of the best RPGs ever to be released and is the last one featuring the Algol Star System.
Phantasy Star 3 - Generations of Doom
Freeware game by SEGA Entertainment, Inc.
Phantasy Star 3: Generations of Doom is second game takes us back to a medieval setting.
Phantasy Star 2
Freeware game by SEGA Entertainment, Inc.
Phantasy Star 2 is the sequel to the Master System classic Phantasy Star.
Freeware game by Namco Ltd.
Combining two of the greatest videogames of all time, Pac-Attack is one-part Pac-Man, one-part Tetris.
Freeware game by Graftgold
Platform game based on the popular European animated comedy series.
Operation Europe-Path to Victory 1939-1945
Freeware game by KOEI Co., Ltd.
The game is an historical simulation on the European an North Africa battles of WWII.
The story goes that you are a scientist with an experiment that went wrong resulting in you turning into a puddle of green ooze.


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woooooow very nice
Lovely swirls!
amazing as allways
Looks so cool !!!
What are you using to make this? Any chance it can be animated? It's lovely even sitting still
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glancing at this beautiful image, my friend - I love the blue halo openings, very much like chakra points, and they feel to me like doorways that lead to some pretty fantastic places
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Big girl bed and hotel stays
Kim married to Keith 6/6/09
honeymoon baby, LC, arrived March 5, 2010 & sweet NG December 2, 2011. Baby #3 due 2/22/14!
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Dont know how much this will help, but if you are looking for a little bed, I found a cot like thing at walmart. Tried it out last weekend (went to the beach for the night) and she did great in it. Its low to the ground (no rails), similar to LOs current bed. She falls out of her bed alllll the freakin time, rails or not, so I had to make sure it was low to the ground bed. The last time we went on vacay she fought the PNP like it was on fire! We had no problems this time.
It was only $25, and folds down into its own little bag, MUCH smaller and MUCH lighter than her PNP. The only thing I had a problem with, like any foldable bed, was the lack of padding. An old standard pillow put under the included sheet fixed that for us. I found the "Tot Cot" in the baby section, not in the camping stuff.
I also set it up in our living room for a few daysbefore the trip so she could play on it and get used to it. She loved watching her disney movies on it!
Good luck with whatever you do!
Lilli Ann is here!!! 3 weeks early, 2-20-2010, 5lbs, 12oz and 20in! So this islove...
Kim married to Keith 6/6/09
honeymoon baby, LC, arrived March 5, 2010 & sweet NG December 2, 2011. Baby #3 due 2/22/14!
Not a hotel but we stayed at my uncles house a few weeks ago and DS slept in one of the guest bedrooms in a full size bed. I put him in the center and put some extra pillows around him because he's used to sleeping in a toddler bed. He did great! In a hotel get a room with 2 doubles maybe, if he's already been sleeping in a full since Oct he probably doesn't need bumpers any longer. His body has probably learned how to stay in the bed. I know DS doesn't fall out of his toddler bed any longer. He did a few times in the begining. He's never had a rail on his big boy bed.
DS - My Sunshine born 03/15/2010
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Many hotels have bed rails if you ask... Or, you could get a child-sized inflatable bed or cot. One Step Ahead sells a few good things:
I still use my PeaPod tent when we travel, since Annika is still in a crib at home, and I don't want her walking around at night, but I'll be looking for something soon, since we want to get her used to sleeping in a bed long before her sibling arrives.
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Press Release: Quincy Police Department
Quincy Police Department Rolls Out New
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The Quincy Police Department has just received the first of several new police vehicles ordered several months ago. Along with the new vehicles the agency is rolling out a new motto. The motto: "NICE" stands for; (Neighborly – Integrity – Civility – Ethics) is displayed on the side of the first new vehicle a K9 vehicle and will be displayed on all to follow.
QPD Chief Walt McNeil and his Command Staff developed the motto as a part of the department's continued efforts to demonstrate community policing and partner with the citizens and neighborhoods in Quincy. According to Asst. Chief Glenn Sapp "we are one; the citizens are the police and the police are the citizens". We value and count on our community to assist us in doing our job professionally and with compassion, kindness and yes niceness.
"NICE" is also an extension of the agency's affirmation of "Service Before Self" which reminds all our employees and volunteers that the service we provide to our community is far more important than any benefit we may gain as individuals.
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The group's representative, Colette, is raising her hand in the photo. She is 33 years old, married to man named Martin, and the mother of five children, all in school and her dependents. Colette never attended school. She and Martin live together with their children and jointly take care of the various needs of the household.
For the past twenty years or so, Colette has been selling "galettes" (flat round cakes made with wheat and vegetable oil) from her home. She buys her supplies in her region and in a town in Benin.
In order to raise the level of her activity, Colette would like to increase her sales quantities. This will allow her to better meet the demand from her customers.
For this reason, Colette is requesting a sixth loan from ALIDé, along with the other members of the AYISSOGBE group. Previous loans have been duly repaid.
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About AlidéAlidé is a Beninese NGO that works to reduce poverty by offering sustainable access to productive loans like this one in addition to savings, training sessions, and social work to low-income families.
Supporters of this loan should be aware that there is some risk of being repaid late. Because the Beninois Ministry of Finance has imposed restrictions on the amount of money Alidé can send to Kiva, the organization can only send monthly repayments in installments smaller than $13,000. This means that some Kiva lenders may receive their repayments late. However, Alidé remains a healthy institution in good standing with its creditors, and Kiva would like to continue working to support its clients. For more information, please refer to Alidé's partner profile page.
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In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
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HELP with Planning for the first heavy planted aquarium - please
Hi all,
I need some advise on the setup that i am going to do. This will be my first heavy planted aquarium. I am going to buy a Juwel Lido 120.
The plants that i am going to use are:
Left Corner - Limnophila Sessiliflora
Right Corner (near the internal filter) - myriophyllum hippuroides or anacharis
middle - ornament that i currently have which has anubias nana, java fern and some java moss.
As turf i would like to use - Marsilea hirsuta
What do you think?
I also could install the reflectors which gives 100% more lightning so it will be doubled.
This is the link for the aquarium including the lightning JUWEL Aquarium Homepage
Waiting for your point of views :smile:
You should google some of the plants your considering. The last one, Marsilea hirsuta is a tough one to grow in aquariums. If you do an internet search you'll get alot of useful info. I have various swords, crypts and hygros in my tank but I don't want to run co2 (for the moment) and I have low lights. Everything is growing better than I could ever imagine. I'm learning that a planted tank is a delicate balance between a variety of factors (lights, nutrients, co2 or no co2, water hardness, even water temperature). It can make your head spin :shock:.
Do you know of any easy plant for turf to grow?
I take it that you're looking for a carpet plant that is suitable for low light? I haven't tried any in my tank so I can't be of any help to you. Someone recommended that I try E. Tenellus for my tank as a carpet plant but I haven't tried it yet. If you search the internet for low light carpet plants there may be a few that may work for you.
You can see Echinodorus tenellus (pygmy chain sword) in the photos of my 70g aquarium. I have fairly low light, one watt per gallon in both tanks, and as you can see it grows well. Needs weekly liquid fertilizer (as do all plants) and good light (by which I mean the type--full spectrum, not the quantity).
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The following is a list of the persons to whom auctioneers' licenses have been granted
for the year 1857:
Charles Adrain,
Edward Agnew,
Joel H. Asher,
Thomas W. Bowden,
Frederick Bradley,
William G. Burgis,
Ewen W. Wallace,
Henry D. Cockburn.
John G. Cohen,
Richard Cowan,
William E. Day,
William Dean,
Octavius B. Ebsworth,
Charles Frith,
James Gannon.
Herbert Gibson,
James Gordon,
Henry A. Graves.
Francis Grose,
David B. Hughes,
John Isaacs.
George Kent,
William G. Lambert.
Thomas Lister,
Charles Martyn,
John H. Miller,
John C. Molloy,
Alexander Moore,
Robert Muriel,
William Newell,
Samuel Payten,
James Pearson,
John Purkis,
Francis E. Rishworth,
Edward Salomon,
Alfred Schrder,
Charles Teakle,
Launcelot E. Threlkeld,
John G. Valentine,
Samuel J. Wooller,
Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875)
Friday 28 November 1856
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MAIL CONTRACTS New South Wales 1861
Particulars for the contracts entered into for the conveyance of Post Office Mails, from 1st January 1861.
The + symbol signifies Per Week.
John Hilt, Parramatta, Baulkham Hills, Rouse Hill, and Windsor, six days per week, for 200.
James Connolly, Windsor, Pitt Town, Wiseman's Ferry, and St. Alban's, two days, +90.
Edward Croft, Wiseman's Ferry, and Mangrove Creek, one day, + 16.
Thomas Crisford, Windsor and Richmond, six days, + for 55.
Charles Bowen, Windsor, Wilberforce, Sackville Reach, and Portland Head, via Ebenezer, three days, + for 70.
Thomas Crisford, Richmond, North Richmond, and Wheeny Creek (Lamrock's Inn), three days, + for 35.
H. J. Kirwan, Sackville Reach and Lower Portland,three days, + for 30.
Edward Crisford, Richmond and Camden, via Castlereagh, Penrith, Mulgoa, and Greendale, three days, + for 198.
William Crane and J. J. Roberts, Parramatta Railway Terminus, and Post Office and Penrith, twice a day; Penrith, Hartley, and Bathurst, six days; Bathurst and Sofala, three days; Hartley and Mudgee, six days; with branch Post from Kean's Swamp to Rylstone, three days, and Bathurst, Guyong, and Orange, six days, for 3250.
John Beard, Sofala and Tambaroora, one day, + for 190.
James Falconer, Mudgee, Cobbora, and Mundooran, one day, + for 175.
Edward Duckett, Mundooran and Coonamble, one day, + for 200.
David McCullough, Coonamble and Merri Merri by Bimbleyom, Bundy, Ningey, and Coanbone, one day, + for 99.
George O'Shea, Mudgee, Merrindee, and Wellington, one day, + for 180.
Edwin J. Greenwood, Mudgee and Cassilis, one day,+ for 200.
John Smith, Mudgee and Long Creek via Avisford, Grattai, Louisa Creek, Windeyer, and Campbell's Creek, two days, + for 275.
Hugh Wright, Orange and Wellington via Stoney Creek, Ironbarks, Moombla Hill, and Black Rock, three days, +for 795.
Edward Nicholls, Orange and Molong, three days, +for 285.
Thomas O'Brien, Molong and Black Rock, three days, + for 200.
Joseph Morris, Molong and South Wangan, one day, + for 115.
John Gardner, Molong and Obley, one day, + for 49.
D. L. Dalziell, Obley und Algullah, one day, + for 100.
Alexander White, Wellington and Dubbo, two days, + for 150.
James McCubbin, Dubbo and Cobbora, one day, + for 99.
Edward Duckett, Dubbo, Drungalee and Cannonbah, one day, + for 200.
John Minehan, Bathurst and Carcoar, three days, + for 348.
Thomas Walsh, Carcoar and Canowindra via Cliefden and Cowra, three days, + for 420.
Thomas Walsh, Cowra, South Wangan, Bundaburra, and Condobolin, one day, + for 360.
Thomas Grace, Condobolin and Lang's Crossing-place, one day, + for 560.
James James, Bathurst, Lagoons, and Rockley, two days; Rockley and Tuena, one day; Rockley and Swatchfield, one day ; Bathurst, Caloola, and Long Swamp, one day; Bathurst and O'Connell, two days; and O'Connell and Fish River Creek, via Mutton's Falls, one day, + for 400.
William Crane and J. J. Roberts, Railway Terminus and Post Office, Campbelltown and Camden, via Narellan and Campbelltown and Goulburn, six days, + for 825.
W. B. Campbell, Campbelltown, Riversford, Douglass Park, and Picton, six days, + for 150.
Philip Reily, Camden and Oaks, via Brownlow Hill, and Lowe's Hill, six days; and Oaks and Burrogorang, three days, + for 145.
John Wallace, Berrima and Sutton Forest, six days, + for 70.
Charles Loseby, Berrima and Bong Bong, six days, + for 40.
James Waterworth, Bungonia and Marulan, three days, + for 50.
James Woods, Campbelltown, Appin, Woonona, Wollongong, and Dapto, six days, + for 600.
Edward Graham, Dapto and Shellharbour, two days, + for 30.
Joseph Howard, Dapto, Jamberoo, Kiama, Geringong and Shoalhaven, six days, 500.
Christopher and William Murray, Shoalhaven, Sassafras, Nerriga, and Braidwood, one day, + for 230.
William Murray, Shoalhaven and Nowra, via Greenhills, three days, + 25.
John Allen, Shoalhaven, Nowra, and Ulladulla, via Greenhills, two days, + for 133 6s. 8d.
Philip Murray, Shoalhaven, Nowra, and Ulladulla, via Greenhills, one day, + for 66 13s. 4d.
Alfred Moult, Ulladulla and Bateman's Bay, two days, + for 120.
Mary Coffee, Bateman's Bay and Moruya, two days, + for 68.
Thomas Moran, Goulburn and Braidwood, via Boro, six days; Boro, Bungendore, and Queanbeyan, six
days; and Queanbeyan and Cooma, six days, + for 900.
David Wilson, Braidwood and Major's Creek, via Bell's Creek and Bell's Paddock, three days, + for
David Wilson, Braidwood and Little or Mongarlowe River, two days, +for 75.
Thomas Moran, Bungendore and Molonglo, three days, + for 84.
Thomas McGee, Nelligen (Clyde River), and Braid- wood, two days, + for 250.
John Doughty, Major's Creek, Oranmore and Stoney Creek, via Ballalaba, two days, + for 58.
P. Heffernan, Braidwood, Araluen, Mullenderree, and Moruya, via Reidsdale, two days, + for 225.
C. J. McGregor, Moruya, Bodalla, Bega, Merimbula, and Pambula, one day, + for 160.
John Otton, jun., Moruya, Bodalla, Bega, Merimbula, and Pambula, one day, + for 180.
J. J. Roberts, Goulburn, Collector, Gundaroo, Gin- ninderra, and Queanbeyan, two days, + for 220.
Thomas Moran, Queanbeyan and Lanyon, two days, + for 68 12s.
Thomas Moran, Cooma, Adaminiby, Russell's and Kiandra, one day, + for 228 11s. 6d.
J. J. Roberts, Cooma, Adaminiby, Russell's and Kiandra, two days, + for 600.
William McGregor, Adaminiby and Cathcart, one day, + for 300.
William Roohan, Cooma and Buckley's Crossing Place, via Woolway and Jejizrick, one day, + for 138.
David Delves, Cooma and Bombala, two days, + for 350.
Edward Jones, Bombala and Delegate, two days, + for 110.
Charles Robertson, Bombala, Cathcart, Pambula, and Eden, via Big Jack's, one day, + for 210.
Charles Robertson, Pambula and Eden, two days, + for 55.
J. M. Munoz, Goulburn and Kenny's Point, via Bangalore, one day, + for 69.
James Martin, Goulburn, Tarlo, and Taralga, via Chatsbury, one day, + for 58.
Isaac Pratton, Goulburn, Laggan, and Tuena, one day, + for 160.
George Evans, Goulburn and Binda, via Mummell, Pomeroy, Gullen, and Wheo, two days, + for 160.
George Webster, Binda and Tuena, two days, for 80.
W. Henry Smith, Binda and Bigga, one day, + for 37. 10s.
James Maloney, Wheo, Reid's Flat, and Cowra, one day, + for 126 6s. 4d.
William Crane and J. J. Roberts, Goulburn, Gunning, and Yass, daily, + 531 4s.
James Garry, Yass, Binalong, and Burrowa, two days, for 240.
Patrick Forbes, Yass and Gundaroo, two days, + for 80.
Jacob Marks, Binalong, Murrumburrah, and Wagga Wagga, via Dacey's and the Levels, two days, + for 600.
Allan Hancock, Burrowa, and Reid's Flat, via Hovell's Creek and Phil's Creek, one day, for 60.
Daniel Crottay, Burrowa and Cowra, via Marengo, and Bumbaldrie, one day, + for 135.
Thomas West, Marengo and Morangarell, one day, + for 100.
John Sheehan and Laurence Garry, Yass and Albury, three days, + for 2,285 3s. 2d.
Robert Elliott, Yass and Albury, three days, + for 2,400.
Edward Doyle, Gundagai and Tumut, three days, + for 210.
Edward G. Brown, Tumut and Kiandra, one day, + for 480.
C. W. Crawley, Tumut and Adelong, three days, + for 100.
Frederick Abbott, Tarcutta and Adelong, three days, for 285.
Alexander Bruce, Adelong, Upper Adelong, Tumberumba, and Ten Mile Creek, with a branch post to and from Copabella, Jingillack, and Welaregane, one day, + for 350.
James Gormley, Tarcutta and Wagga Wagga, one day, + for 95.
James Gormley, Tarcutta and Wagga Wagga, two days; Wagga Wagga, Gillinbah, Lang's Crossing Place, and Balranald, one day, + for 852 12s. 8d
James Gormley, Wagga Wogga, Gillenbah, Lane's Crossing Place, and Balranald, one day, +for 685.
James Gormley, Wagga Wagga and Deniliquin, one day, + for 470.
James Gormley, Wagga Wagga and Deniliquin, one day, + for 487 1s. 2d.
James Clifford, Lang's Crossing Place and Deniliquin. one day, + for 228 11s. 6d.
Richard Bill, Lang's Crossing Place and Deniliquin, two days; and Deniliquin and Moama, three days, + for 925.
Ralph Powell, Albury and Deniliquin, one day, + for 220.
Bevan and Co,, Deniliquin and Moama, three days, + for 260.
William Burgess, Deniliquin, Moulamein, and Balranald, one day, +for 250.
Thomas Pain and Robert Driscoll, Wentworth and Mount Murchison, once a fortnight, for 600.
James Cole, Sydney, Lane Cove, and Gosford, via Peat's Ferry, one day, + for 129.
Peter Fagan, Sydney, Lane Cove, and Gosford, via Peat's Ferry, one day, + for 100.
Peter Fagan, Gosford and Kincumber, one day, + for 16.
Morris Magney, Newcastle Wharf, the Post-office, and Railway Terminus, twice or oftener daily, for 100.
Morris Magney, Newcastle Post-office, and Branch Office at Lake Macquarie Road and the Junction, twice or oftener, daily, for 48 11s. 6d.
Thomas Baker, Raymond Terrace and Stroud, four days, + for 178.
John Williams, Stroud and Tinonee, two days, + for 245.
Robert Summerville, Tinonee and Wingham, two days, + for 27.
G. M. Fitzpatrick, Tinonee and Redbank, two days, + for 32 10s.
Reuben Richards, Tinonee and Port Macquarie, two days, + for 210.
Thomas Carney, Port Macquarie and Huntingdon, one day, + for 28.
Henry McCabe, Tinonee, Taree, Candleton, and Jones' Island, two days, +for 35.
Christopher Felton, Port Macquarie, Rolland's Plains, and Kempsey, two days, + for 108.
Otho O. Dangar, Kempsey and Frederickton, one day, + for 36 11s. 6d.
Otho O. Dangar. Kempsey and Armidale, once a fortnight, for 73.
Robert Hyndes, Post Office and Railway Station, West Maitland, twice or oftener, daily, for 52.
Alexander McGilvray, West Maitland, East Maitland, and Morpeth, seven days, for 49.
Alexander McGilvray, Railway Station and Post Office, East Maitland, Morpeth, and Hinton, seven days, for 67.
Lawrence Arnold, Hinton, Seaham, Clarence Town, Brookfield, and Dungog, three days, + for 145.
Thomas Irwin, Dungog and Bandon Grove, three days, + for 28.
Robert Lloyd, East Maitland, Largs, and Paterson, seven days, for 125.
William Shearwood, Paterson and Gresford, three days, + for 35.
Francis Randall, Gresford and Eccleston, one day, + for 20.
Patrick McCloy, Gresford and Lostock, two days, + for 25.
Thomas Moore, East Maitland and Mount Vincent, one day, + for 24.
Thomas Moore, Maitland, Millfield, and Wollombi, three days. + for 180.
John Gill, Railway Terminus and Post Office, Lochinvar, and Singleton, seven days ; and Singleton and Murrurundi, four days. + for 1844 5s.
John Gill, Singleton and Murrurundi, two days; and Murrurundi Land Armidale, three days ; + for 3450.
Joseph Clark, Singleton and Fordwich, two days.+ for 85.
Thomas Howard, Singleton and Jerry's Plains, -via Cockfighter's Creek, and in time of flood via Thorley's, three days.+ for 77.
Patrick Ward, Muswellbrook, Merton, Merriwa, and Cassilis, three days.+ for 777.
William Acheson, Cassilis, Coolan, and Coonabarabran, one day.+ for 142.
James M'Cubbin, Coolah, Denison Town, and Cobbora, one day,+ for 90.
J. A. Johnstone, Coolah and Gulligal, one day. for 149.
Seymour Denman, Wallgett and Coonabarabran, via Kienlry, &c, one day.+ for 179.
John Gill, Murrurundi, Tamworth, Bendemeer, and Armidale, three days. + for 3980.
Joseph Taggart, Murrurundi and Oakey Creek, one day.+ for 120.
John Gill, Murrurundi, Breeza, and Gunnedah, one day, for 159.
John Gill, Murrurundi and Gunnedah, via Warra, Breeza, and Carroll, one day; and Gunnedah, Gulligal, and Wee Waa, one day. + for 550.
Abraham Johnstone, Gulligal and Warialda, one day.+ for 168.
William M'clelland, Goonoo Goonoo and Nundle, via Bowling Alley .Point, two days. + for 175.
A. S. Bourke, Goonoo Goonoo and Nundle, via Bowling Alley Point, one day, + for 71 8s. 7d.
John Gill, Armidale and Drayton, two days ; Tamworth, Warialda, and Calandoon, one day; Warialda and Wee Waa, one day ; Tamworth, Carroll, and Gulligal, one day: Wallgett. Caidmurra, and Callandoon, one day ; Wee Waa and Wallgett, one day; Warwick and Ipswich, via Cunningham's Gap. one day; Wallabadah and Quirindi, one day ; Uralla and Rocky River, three days ; + for 3900.
James Keating, Walgett and Fort Bourke, once a fortnight, for 350.
William Sly, Fort Bourke and Mount Murchison, travelling either side of the Darling, once a fortnight, for 275.
W. M. Stevenson and William Martin, Armidale and Grafton, and Bendemeer and Bundarra, one day, + for 390.
W. M. Stevenson, Armidale and Walcha, one day ; and Bendemeer and Walcha, two days, for 232.+
Gabriel Wardrope, Armidale, Byron, and Frazer's Creek, via Moredun, Paradise Creek, Newstead, Inverell, Buckalla, one day. for 150.
Edward M. Wright, Tenterfield and Frazer's Creek, one day, + for 144.
Charles Tuckwood, Tenterfield, Tabulan, and Grafton, one day, + for 288.
Ellen Thompson, Lawrence and Casino, one day ; Grafton and Casino, one day, + for 400.
Henry Sheldon, Lawrence Tabulam, and Tooloom, via Pretty Gully, one day + for 200.
James Duffy, Casino and Richmond River Heads, one day. + for 150.
John Brown, Casino and Brisbane, one day, for 265.
Peter Fagan. Sydney, St. Mark's, Waverley, and Watson's Bay, six days for 99.
G. H. Stevens, Sydney and St. Leonard's, twice a day, + for 40.
Robert Gannon, Sydney and St. Peter's, twice a day, for 12.
John Grice, Sydney and Randwick, twice a day, for 20.
Norman Morrison, a barque 529 tons, Captain Edward Owens, departed London 23 April, Plymouth 5 May, 1865 arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 21 August 1865.
(NOTE this passenger list published before the ship docked in Port Adelaide. see Trove or the Ships List for later passenger lists, (links below) janilye )
Robert and Mary Creeton.
Charles, Elizabeth, Matta, Mary, John, Andrew, and Elizabeth Currie.
Hugh, Betsy, Hugh, Jane, Annie, and Mary Harrigan.
Richard and Mary Sager. Denis Healy. Daniel Murphy. Charles Short.
Harriet Roddis. Elizabeth Norris. Wm. D. Morris.
William, Jane, Joshua, Thomas, and William Allen,
William and Elizabeth Andrews. George, Mary, Mary, and
Henry Burgess. William, Betsy, and Mary A. Chapman.
William and Margaret Curnow. James and Ellen Clark.
William, Ellen, and Michael Cenose.
Stepben, Sarah, and Caroline Coleman. Daniel, Mary, and Wlnnifred Davies.
Alfred and Ann Day. James, Hannah, Robert, and Hannah Dickson.
John, Elizabeth, John, William, Elizabeth, and Eliza Dyson.
Jacob, Mary and Jacob Evans. James and Sarah Edwards. Thomas Sweeny.
Josiah, Mary and Thomas Edwards. Thomas, Catherine and Emily Edwards.
James, Mary, George, Louisa, and Hannah Ernest.
Adam, Helen, Henry. Agnes, and Archibald Erskine.
Robert, Hannah, and Lucy French. Henry, Jane, Lucy, and Henry Ferris.
John, Sarah, Rosa, and Edward French. Wm. S. and Nancy Grey.
James, Mary, and Matilda Green.
Thomas, Helen, Thomas. Barbara, and Alexander Gillies.
William T., Clarina, and Clarina Hicks. William, Elizabeth and William Harvey.
George, and Mary Harris. John, Ann, Emily, Ellen, and Edith Haines.
Henry, Ellen, Patrick, and Joshua Hardy. William, Eliza, Eliza, and William Halse.
William, Emma, Alfred, Nimrod and Mary Jones. Samuel and Ann Lawrence.
George, Jane, Amelia and George Maddon. John and Elizabeth Matthews.
William, Agnes. Emily, Elizabeth, William, Charles, and Esther Samuel, Edgar, Mary, and Eliza Smith.
Richard and Emma Thomas. John and Mary A. Tohivell
Philip, Jane, and Alfred Toithy. John Cunnear. Robert Brown, John Burgess.
Edward Cludgey. John Connell. Oliver Clark, William Campbell, John Collins. Robert Duncan.
Joseph Dowling. Solomon Downer. Albert Dyson. John Eustes. Francis Ford. Robert Fothergill.
William Goode, Edward Harvey. William Reddy, Richard Higman. Charles Haslock.
Michael Hallett. Job Hughes. James Haslake, James Wing. Eli Lethbuck,
John Lindsay.Daniel Luer, Samuel Morgan, James Martin, John Martin. Donald McKenzie.
George Maggs. John Moy. Isaac and George Napper. Charles and David Rennage.
James Rowe, Andrew Scott, William Sharp, Joshua Sanders. George Starks, Allan Smith.
Henry Stincombe, John Spencer, Edward Thomas, William Trembath, Wm. Warren.
Selina Andrews. Jemima Atkins. B. Barker. Fanny Brown, Ann and Harriet Dyson.
Elizabeth Edwards. Ellen Salt, Mary C. Jones. Hannah Jones. Emma Knight.
Ellen, Emily, Jane. and Magarey Martin. Margaret McDonald. Fanny Nicholls.
Caroline Neale, Mary C. Watt. Thomas Revil. Mary Madden.
English : adults, 132;
children between 1 and 12, 33;
Infants 6.
Scotch: adults,34;
children between 1 and 12, 15;
infants, 4.
Irish: adults, 2.
Total, 226 - - equal to 192 statute adults.
Sources: TROVE
The South Australian Advertiser
Thursday 13 July 1865
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See also
The Ships List
Norman Morrison
John Woodhall arrived South Australia 1849
Wednesday, January 17th, 1849, The barque John Woodhall, 380 tons, Hill, master, from London.
Mr George Greig, Mr Rowe (surgeon), Mrs Taylor and two children, Miss Powis
Mr F. W. Mitchell, Mr R. Kelly wife and daughter, Mr T. A. Coates, Mr R. Smythe, Mr Buckley, Mr J. M. Green, Mr Simpson wife and three children, Mr H. Haywood, Mr J. Cruik and wife.
C. Ladds, G. Sebo and wife, G. Crisp, C. Betteredge, J. Sharp, G. Cole and wife, R. Cole wife and four children, A. Hurst, J. Johnston, G. Bartlett and wife, J. Robotton, W. Lowe, W. Weedon wife and three children, J. O. Hitch and wife, W. Gudd, J. Porter and wife, G. Hudson, J. Bower, W. D, Grant, C. Kimbee, R. J. Hawes, W. Cole. R. Clagne and wife, T. Kneale, D. Farragher, Joseph Kelly, R. Kelly, John Cowley, H. Christian, W. Kelly, G. Robinson, T. Thomas, E. James, H. Jurman, John Moss, Matthew Moss, John Moss, Eliza Trail, Henry Wilson wife and seven children, H. F. Wilson wife and two children, R. Wilson, John Goodridge, W. C. Allom, James Storr wife and six children, W. Seuser wife and child, E. J. Evans, T. Grey and four children, T. Gale, S. Mudden and wife, John Ellis, W. Hichman, James Hollins wife and child, Amelia Horton and four children, T. Gengard, Elizabeth Hughes and two children, J. Brown and wife, John Turrent, S. Usher and wife, G. Partridge, J. W. Presant, S. Johnson, Wm. Jonson, J. Woofender, J. Sumper, J. Burgoyne wife and two children, Jane Lock, H. J. Watson and wife, F. Martin, Mrs Peters and two children, Henry Groves, John Greir, Margaret Wudmore and two children, J. M. K. Aitken wife and four children, John Cushman, Wm. Poynter wife and six children, Ellen Lee, Henry Hitchen, Robert Thompson, Thos. Tarrance, Robert Johnson, Ed. Prickering, John DeWit, Wm. Wilding.
Cargo of the John Woodhall 11 cases drapery and clothing, S. Hart; 472 bars 196 bundles iron, Beck & Co; 1 case, Shadgett ; 2 cases, J. Small ; 10,600 bricks, 121 tons coals, 4 tons clay. 20 pipes lead, 2 boxes. 86 pkgs. castings, 8 crates, G. S. Walters ; 5 pkgr., Government ; 4 bales, A. L. Elder; 15 pkgs., Order; 8 cases, 3 casks, J. Roberts ; 1 ease. Rev. J. Long; 2 cases, Acraman & Co.; 1 case, J. Richmond; 2 bales, J. Gilbert; 1 case, T. Wilson; 110 cases, P. D. Valrent; 12 bales, 1 box, A. Scott; 1 box, Dutton ; 20 crates, 1 case, Montefiore & Co. Cargo of the Champion I donkey, Lord Bishop of Ade laide; 7 pkgs. sundries, Mr Turner Augusta, W.A. ; 6 liqueur cases, Samson.
South Australian Register
(Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900)
Saturday 20 January 1849
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Trafalgar arrived South Australia 1849
Wednesday, January 17th 1849 The barque Trafalgar, 718 tons, Richardson, master, from London and Plymouth.
Passengers; Mr and Mrs S. G. Dorday and five children, and Tweedale. Esq., Surgeon Superintendent in the cabin.
the following Government emigrants in the steerage :
James Allen, Wm. Henry Brown wife and child, Sarah Babbs, Robert Babbs, Mary Ann Baker, Emma Bacon, Caroline Bacon, Sophia Bailey and infant (Mrs Bailey's husband died at sea on the 16th December, aged 26), John Tallant Bee wife and three children (one, a girl, born at sea 4th January), Wm. Beesley and wife, Henry Bevan, John Bullock and wife, H. W. Burrall, James Childs, Thomas Clarke, Henry J. Congreve, Wm. Congreve, Maria Connor, Robert Cook wife and six children, Joseph Cross, Simon Clark wife and five children, James Davidson, Ann Davis, Charlotte Dodd, Thomas Dyke wife and two children, Bennett Dunstan wife and five children, Richard Dunstan and wife, Thomas Davey wife and four children, John Dewey wife and six children, Eliz. Fitch, John Forby wife and three children. James Foster and wife, Robert Fox, Peter Fox wife and five children, Edward Frost wife and four children, George Frost wife and two children, Mary Ann Gibson, Caroline Goldring, Richard Greaves, Henry Green, Jacob Green, Mary S. Hall, John Harrison wife and three children, Jane Hunt, Emma Hyams, Elizabeth Hyams, John Jones wife and child, John Julian wife and four children (one, a daughter, died at sea 10th January), Ann Kelly, Jane Kitts, Wm. Lanyon, Jane Lock, Louisa Lord, Walter Long wife and child, James Lawson wife and two children, Robert Mactaggart wife and three children, Martha Mawditt, Wm Morton, Thomas May and wife, Samuel Olley and wife, Ann Peatfield, Hezekiah Painter, Mary Ann Pash and child, Mary Ann Payne, Thos. Peacock and four children, Robert Pilbeam, Wm Pointon and wife, James Pollard wife and eight children, Edward Poulton and wife, Wm. Prestidge, Thos. Penny wife and four children, Peter Perring wife and four children. Wm. Rowe wife and two children, Richard Roads wife and eight children, Sarah Shore, Catherine Shuttleworth, Augusta Shuttleworth, John Spencer wife and child, Wm. Spriggs and wife (their infant daughter died at sea on the 9th November), Emily Stapleford, Susannah Stone, Sarah Summers, Joseph Taylor wife and two children, Emma Thacker, Thos. Tucker, John Thompson, Wm.Thomas wife and two children, Wm. Vince wife and four children, Samuel Webb and wife, Maria Welch, Sarah Wheatley, Ann Whitfield, Catherine Whitfield, John Whittle wife and five children (one, a son, born at sea on the 23d of December), James Wigley wife and three children, Charles Winchester wife and four children, James Wright wife and six children, Elizabeth Walters, John Walters, Joseph White, Thomas Williams, Mary Woolf.
Cargo of the Trafalgar 69 cases, Order; 40 packages, M. & S. Marks ; 1 bale, 7 cases, R. Miller & Co. ; 5 cases, M'Nicol & Young; 1 ditto, John Calder ; 3706 bars, 268 bundles, 451 deals, 30 hhds, 180 casks bottled beer, 20 cases wine, 39 hhds rum, 10 ditto brandy, 5 qr.-casks ditto 1 case, 20 barrels tar, 10 ditto pitch, C. & F. J. Beck ; 200 - packages luggage.
South Australian Register
Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900
Saturday 20 January 1849
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Publican Licenses 1832 Tasmania
At the annual meeting for the purpose of
licensing public houses in the Buckinghamshire
division of the island, held at the Session's
house in Hobart town, on Tuesday last,
the Justices approved of new licenses being
issued on the 29th inst. to the following 57
persons, in addition to those formerly licensed,
In Hobart-town.
Henry Bye, Man of War, Argyle street—
Robert Ballantyne, Glasgow Wine and Spirit
Vaults, Elizabeth street-John Boaden, Tas-
manian Whaler, Campbell street-William
Beazley, Queen's Head, Goulburn street
James Chorley, Hope and Anchor, Macquarie
street-Reuben Chapman, St. George and the
Dragon, Elizabeth street-James Dickson,
Blue Bell, Murray street-Joseph Duval and
Luke Marten, Elephant and Castle, St. Pa-
trick street-Peter Dudgeon, Dudgeon's Cel-
lars, Elizabeth street-Napoleon Gilbert,
Beachcroft Arms, Liverpool street-John
Hook, Tasmanian Wine Vaults, Bathurst st.
-Thomas Johnson, Verandah Wine Vaults,
Elizabeth street -James Jeffrey, Cabinet-mak-
er's Arms, do.-James Lear, Albion, Welling-
ton bridge-Ann Morrisey, Dallas Arms,
New town road-Thomas Mason sen. Whale
Fishery, Elizabeth street-Alexander M'Leod,
Blue Bells of Scotland, Murray street-Pa-
trick M'Cabe, Labour-in-Vain, Campbell.
street-Charles Probin, Cock and Magpie,
Warwick street-Richard Ray, White Con-
duit-house, Liverpool street-James Roberts,
Golden Cross, do.-James Shaw, Talbot,
Hunter street-John Solomon, William the
Fourth, Liverpool street;-John Sweep, White
Lion, Campbell street-Judah Solomon, Al-
bemarle Head, Liverpool street.—James Wood
and Archibald Menzies, Commercial Wine and
Spirit Cellars, Wharf-William Wiggins,
Paul Pry, do.-Bernard Walford, King George;
Murray street.
In the Country.
Thomas Allwright, Plough, Hamilton & New
Norfolk road-Francis Bryant, Tasmanian
Hotel, Bagdad-Charles. Barker, Bush Ta-
vern, New Norfolk - James Bonney, Cove
Inn, Herdsman's Cove - William Briscoe,
Tasmanian Arms, Sorell - Peter Bodwen,
Adam and Eve. New town bridge - Henry
Bridger, Fairfield house, River Plenty road,
-Thomas Burrel, Plough & harrow, Bothwell
- Peter Buchanan, Union, Kangaroo point
-John Edward Cox, York & Albany Hotel,
Oatlands-George Craig, Man of Ross, Ross
bridge - John Collins, Horse and Groom,
Hamilton-John Fergusson, Traveller's rest,
Waterloo point-Thomas Field, Cape of Good
Hope, Black marsh - George Govett, Hester-
combe Inn, Glenarchy-William Guest, Can-
terbury Inn, Hollow-tree bottom, near Oat-
lands-William Hobbs, Barley mow, Hollow-
tree, Bothwell district-William Jarritt,
Bridge, Richmond-Edward Maum, Horse
& Groom, Clarence plains - Philip Mills, Fox
Inn, Black snake - Horatio William Mason,
Mason's Hotel, New Norfolk - Joseph
M'Ewan, Inverary Castle, Oatlands-Ewan
Mc Donald, Rocks, New Norfolk-Daniel
O'Connor, Kenmore arms, St. Peter's pass
George Page, Bath Inn, Lemon springs -
William Joseph Ring, Richmond Hill Wine
Vaults, New Norfolk-Jonathan Stevens,
Talbot, New Norfolk-Thomas Spicer, King
William the 4th, Marsh farm, New Norfolk
Licences were also granted for the steam
vessels 'Governor Arthur' and 'Surprise'.
The following is a list of those who have not
obtained a renewal of their licences:-Mrs.
Wilson, Thomas Kerr, William Tisdale, Li-
verpool street. Robert Frost, Mercer Lud
gater, Robert Makepeace, Elizabeth street,
Thomas Shadwick, Sandy bay, Charles Rob-
ins, O'Brien's bridge, John Davidson, Kan-
garoo point, Daniel Long, Sorell town,
Thomas Buckley, Hobart town.
Florentia to NSW 1841
The FLORENTIA, barque. William H. Goodwyn, master. from London on the 6th. and from the Downs on the 18th. June and from the Cape of Good Hope on the 4th of September. Arrived in Sydney Harbour on the 26th. October 1841.
Carrying 17,000 in British Silver for the Commissariat Department, merchandise and passengers.
Mr. and Mrs. Adye, with 5 daughters; Miss Adye, Miss Maria Adye, Miss Susan Ayde, Miss Sarah Ellen Adye, Miss Eliza Adye,
Mr. J. F. Houston M.D. Surgeon, and Mrs. Houston, and 2 daughters, Miss Eugenia Houston, Miss Lousia Houston,
Mrs. Goodrich, Miss Margaret Goodrich, infant, and servant,
Mr. and Mrs. Graham,
Mr. and Mrs. Wade,
Mrs. Sanders
Messrs. Davidson, Martyr, White, M'Cabe, Marriot, Townshend/Townsend, Stone, Clark, Burke, Betts, Burgess, Rousley/Ronsley, Labatt,
There were two passengers in steerage; - R Wilson, groom and Mrs. Pappin
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I have two passenger lists for the Florentia; both with differences and both almost impossible to read because of blurred and smudged ink. I can understand why there has been no previous transcription. There is no mention of Gravatt, although we do know she was on board. She may have been the servant to Mrs. and Miss Goodrich. Miss Margaret Goodrich 1836-1887. Mrs. Goodrich was Helena and the following year married John James Martyr (surveyor) 1820-1882, who is the passenger 'Martyr.' listed. Helena maiden name Green and born in Essex married Goodrich in India, died in 1899 in her 82nd. year. The infant onboard was a John George Goodrich 1839-1875 both children of the late William Bridger Goodrich 1813-1840. and both born in India. The servant's name is not listed. There may have been other servants onboard which were not mentioned, as these were all important and wealthy passengers. Also, where we have Mr. and Mrs. Graham and Wade! on another list the women are not refered to as Mrs. but as "and lady" These were all paying passengers. Deloitte & Co. were the agents, the vessel being anchored at Deloitte's wharf in Darling Harbour. If I do happen to find another list, (maybe Deloitte's) I will add to the above. LABATT is Hugh Labatt 1817-1887. I should mention the majority of these passengers settled in the Wollongong/Campbelltown/ Yass /Goulburn area. The first Miss Adye was Harriette who married the Captain, William H Goodwyn on 14th. December 1841. Mr. Wade is Henry Wade 1810-1854, he was one of six surveyors elected to come to the colony of New South Wales in 1841. In 1842 he proposed a plan for the town of Limestone (Ipswich) Queensland, and showed what he saw as 'Garden and Suburban Allotments' (Copy of this plan can be seen in the Local History Room of the Ipswich Library and Information Service). He would also draw plans of Brisbane and other areas of the colony.
John Dupen or Dupin 1815-1856
DUPEN or DUPIN.
Convict Index from nsw State Records
Select Surname Firstname Alias Vessel Year No Date RecordType Citation Remarks
DUPEN John - Hooghly 1834 45/1118 15 Dec 1845 Ticket of Leave Passport [4/4260; Reel 974] Ticket of Leave 44/0448; On the recommendation of the Penrith Bench
DUPEN John Hooghley 1834 49/0109 27 Apr 1849 Certificate of Freedom [4/4412; Reel 1026] TL 47/779
DUPEN John Hooghley 1834 44/448 Ticket of Leave [4/4185; Reel 951] District: Parramatta; Tried: London GD
DUPEN John Hooghley 1834 47/ 779 Ticket of Leave [4/4213; Reel 960] District: Bathurst; Born: London; Trade: Bakers boy; Tried: London GD
The above 'John' is not found in records again but a George Dupen turns up in Bathurst and marries a Mary Reid at the Presbyterian Church Bathurst.
[Bathurst Free Press,Saturday 9 April 1853.
On Wednesday, 30th March, Mrs. DUPEN,
of a DAUGHTER.] I cannot find a registration for this daughter, only for the following - James and Margaret, which are Christening records.
And registered as DUPIN 2 marriages in Wellington
3210 1899 DUPIN Mary Pauline Raymond DUPIN James Richard
( I tagged a few things in TROVE about James Richard Dupin, he deserted Mary Pauline. Trove might be the best place to find information
George dies 15 April 1856 in Bathurst aged 45.
[Bathurst Free Press, Wednesday 16 April 1856
On the morning of the 15th inst., at his residence in Bentinck-street, Mr. George Dupen,
aged 45 years.]
CONVICT DEATH State Records of NSW DUPIN
DUPIN John -
Hooghley 15/04/1856 [4/4549; Reel 690 Page 064] District/Parish: Bathurst. vide letter 57/105
DUPIN John -
Hooghley 15/04/1856 Convict Death Register [4/4549; Reel 690 Page 064] District/Parish: Bathurst. vide letter 57/105
I have no doubt that this John DUPEN/DUPIN who arrived on the Hooghley
The Hooghley was built in London in 1819. She transported convicts to New South Wales in 1825, 1828, 1831 and 1834.
Title: John Dupen, one of 260 convicts transported on the Hooghley, 25 July 1834.
Details: Sentence details: Convicted at London Gaol Delivery for a term of 14 years on 10 April 1834.
Vessel: Hooghley.
Date of Departure: 25 July 1834.
Place of Arrival: New South Wales.
Source: Australian Joint Copying Project. Microfilm Roll 90, Class and Piece Number HO11/9, Page Number 411 (207)
Author/Creator: Great Britain. Home Office.; State Library of Queensland.
Subjects: Dupen, John;
Hooghley (Ship);
Convicts -- Australia -- Registers;
Australia -- Genealogy
Publisher: Canberra A.C.T. : Australian Joint Copying Project
Is Part Of: Criminal : Convict transportation registers [HO 11]
Record number: 1039235
Link to this record: http://onesearch.slq.qld.gov.au/primo_library/libweb/action/dlSearch.do?institution=SLQ&vid=SLQ&search_scope=SLQ&onCampus=false&group=Guest&query=any,contains,slq_voyager1039235
Male Prisoner assignments
LIST of Recipients of Transfers of Male Prisoners made during April and May, 1835 :
Addair James, Paterson's River, one shoemaker
Allen John, Cornwallis, one ploughman.
Badgery Henry, Camden, one farm laborer
Brown Thomas, BelleVue, one stockinger, two farmer's boys, one carter,
one chimney sweep, three farm laborers, one shoemaker, and one groom
Bingle John, Hunter's River, one weaver and carter
Bourke Sir R., Sydney, 1 groom
Booth John, Windsor, 1 laborer
Bates Elizabeth, Prospect, 1 milker and reaper
Bloodsworth James, Sydney, 1 errand boy.
Clements Henry, John's Grove, 1 weaver and laborer.
Crampton Richard, Sydney, 1 waterman.
Chambers David, Sydney, 1 groom and servant.
Cooper Joseph, Liverpool, 1 groom and farm laborer.
Dangar Henry, Neotsfield, 1 laborer.
Davis I. M., Hunter' River, 1 jockey.
Dacey Patrick, Hunter-street, 1 tailor.
Daly Joseph, Maitland, 1 violin player.
Dutton H. P., Hunter's River, 1 coachmaker.
Dutton W. H, Yass, 1 waiter.
Erskine John, Maitland, 1 tap boy.
Ellis T. W., Sussex-street, 1 servant and groom.
Frost William, Maitland, 1 servant and groom.
Grace Patrick, Burrogorang, 1 farmer's man.
Gardener John, Argyle, 1 errand boy.
Gonaghty Patrick, Wollongong, 1 inn-door servant.
Gordon Lieutenant, 17th Regiment, 1 butler and cook.
Howe Robert, Sydney, 1 farm laborer, and 1 silk dyer.
Howe William, Glenlee, 1 baker's laborer, 1 farmservant, and 1 pedlar.
Hallen Edward, Sydney, 1 tailor.
Higgins Thomas, George-street, 1 coachman and groom.
Hayes Richard, Wilberforce, 1 errand boy.
Hilas George, Parramatta, 1 boatman.
Jones J Both, York-street, 1 seaman.
Kenny W. R., Smeaton, 1 confectioner.
Klensendoriffe W., Point Farm, 1 tailor.
Kelly Daniel Wilberforce, 1 waterman.
Kinghorne Alexander, Liverpool, 1 servant and groom.
King Richard, Hunter's River, 1 baker, 1 farmer, 3 farm servants, 1 shepherd,
1 farmer's man, 1 reaper, 1 wax chandler, 2 porters, 1 stockman and shepherd,
3 farm servants and shepherds, 1 ploughman, &c., 2 tailor's boys, 1 farmer's boy,
1 butcher's boy, 2 errand boys, 1 cottonweaver, 1 silk twister, 3 farm labourers,
1 tailor, 1 shoemaker, 1 soldier and calenderer, and 1 kitchen gardener.
Levien Solomon, Pulteney Hotel, 1 in-door servant and groom.
Livingstone John, Bathurst, 1 brickmaker and farmer.
Livan Edward, junior, Wollongong, 1 errand boy.
Lethbridge R. C., Werrington, 1 groom and ostler
Loder A., Hunter's River, 1 warehouseman and laborer.
Laidley James, Sydney, 1 farm servant and shepherd.
McQuoid Thomas, Sydney, 1 farming man and shepherd.
Mackie John, George-street, 1 farm laborer and cowherd.
Marshall Sampson, Sydney, 1 house carpenter.
2 farm servants, and 1 frame-work knitter.
Murray Robert, George-street, 1 stable boy and sweep.
Mowatt Francis, Narellan, 1 labourer
McQuade Michael, Sydney, 1 linen weaver
Moffatt Captain, Parramatta, 1 reaper, &c.
Myles Laurence, Hunter's River, 1 ploughman, &c.
Onions Samuel, Sydney, 1 bricklayer's laborer.
O'Brien Cornelius, Illawarra, 1 navigator.
Peat Clement, Sydney, 1 footman.
Pearcey Matthew, Patrick's Plains, 1 beat boy.
Poulton George, Maitland, 1 currier's boy.
Reid David, Inverary, 1 farm servant.
Ruse Thomas, Appin, 1 farm servant.
Richardson W., Windsor, 1 stone mason.
Richardson J., Richmond, 1 weaver.
Robins John, Wollongong, 1 file cutter.
Rutter R. C., Parramatta, 1 gardener's laborer
Roberts Robert, Argyle, 1 keeper, &c.
Ryan Thomas, Prince-street, 1 indoor servant and groom.
Stockfish Henry, Evan, 1 laborer.
Sparke A. B., Sydney, 1 servant.
Solomon John, Sydney, 1 stableman .
Staff John, Parramatta, 1 weaver.
Scott A W., Ash Island, 1 farm servant.
Stewart General, Bathurst, 1 laborer.
Tucker John, Albion Farm, 1 whitewasher's boy and 1 factory boy.
Therry Roger, Sydney, 1 indoor servant and groom
Thomas John, Newcastle, 1 laborer.
Thorn John, Parramatta, 1 bookbinder's apprentice.
Thorn Humphrey, Parramatta, 1 shoemaker's boy.
Unwin F. W., Pitt-street, 1 painter and glazier.
Wood John, Windsor, 1 brickfield boy.
White G.B., Patrick's Plains, 1 farrier and groom and 1 boatman.
Williams William, Sydney, 1 seaman Walker James, Sydney, 1 porter.
Wilton Reverend C., Newcastle, 1 file cutter and 1 weaver.
Wilson Sophia, Lane Cove, 1 shoemaker.
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Aaron Isaac, Kissing Point
A'Beckett, Arthur Martin, Elizabeth street, North, Sydney
Agnew, James Wilson
Aitken, John, George street South, Sydney
Alexander, A., Assistant-surgeon, 28th Regiment, (gone to the East Indies)
Allan Edward, Berrima
Anderson Colin, A. M. D.
Appleton Henry (gone to England)
Arbuckle Alexander, Clifton
Armstrong John, George-street
Auld Robert, Sydney
Ballow, D. K. Colonial Assistant; surgeon, Brisbane Town, Moreton Bay
Bamber Charles (gone to England)
Barker Edward, Port Phillip
Barnes George Frederick, Hinton
Barnsby George
Baylie William Kingston, Port Phillip
Beardmore Frederick Joshua, Maitland
Bell William, Windsor Bell Thomas, R. N., Braidwood
Bennett George, Elizabeth-street, Hyde Park, Sydney
Birtwhistle John (gone to England)
Black Thomas. M. D., Penrith
Blake Isidore Maurice, Campbell Town
Bland William, Pitt-street North, Sydney.
Bond Edward
Brooks George, Colonial Surgeon, New castle.
Brown William, M. D., Murrumbidgee
Brown William Spencer, M..D.
Brown William, East Maitland
Browne Joseph Browning, Cavin.
Buccanan Colin, M. D
Burby George, Colonial Assistant-surgeon, Bathurst.
Cadell James John, M. D. Raymond Terrace
Campbell Allen.
Campbell Francis, M.D.
Campbell John, Surgeon 28th Regiment (gone to the East Indies)
Cannan Kearsey, Elizabeth-street, Sydney.
Cartwright Robert Marsden, Goulburn
Cates John, Sydney
Churchill John.
Clarke George Thomas.
Clarke Jonathan, Port Phillip
Cluttebuck James Bennett, M. D.
Clayton Benjamin, County King
Cobb Law Blaxland (died at Sydney)
Cochrane James (died at Maitland)
Connell James Joseph, Bathurst
Cook Alexander, Castlereagh street Sydney
Cooper John Cowper Henry, Bungonia
Craigh Robert, Bathurst
Crichton John, Oven's River
Cullen Phibba White.
Cussen Patrick, M. D. Assistant Colonial Surgeon, Melbourne
Cuthill Alexander, Surgeon to the Benevolent Asylum, Parramatta-street, Sydney
Davis William, (gone to New Zealand)
Day Henry, Hunter-street, Sydney
De Lisle R., Assistant surgeon, 96th, Regiment.
Dobie John, R. N., Clarence River
Dorsey William M'Taggard, Limestone, Moreton Bay.
Douglas James.
Dowe Joshua, M . D. Coroner, Windsor
Drummond James.
Eadon Charles
Eckford James, M D., Assistant Colonial Surgeon, Liverpool.
Edye Alfred Oke, R. N., Maitland
Ellis James, R. N., Yass
Ellison Robert, surgeon, 50th Regiment (gone to the East Indies)
Enscoe John, Melbourne
Farquharson William
Fayle Higginson, Parramatta
Felton Maurice (died at Sydney)
Foulis John. M. D., Parramatta.
Fullerton . George, M. D., Pitt-street Sydney.
Galbraith R., M. D.., Assistant-Surgeon, 99th Regiment, Sydney
Gammack Alex., Assistant-Colonial Surgeon, Liverpool
Gammie Patrick, Surgeon, 80th Regt., Auckland, New Zealand
Gerard. John, Illawarra
Gilbert Jordan, Market-street, Sydney
Gill John, Broules.
Gillespie. Robert (died at the Clarence River)
Glennie Henry, George-street, Sydney
Goodwin John; Invermein
Graham Henry, Colonial Assistant-surgeon, Norfolk Island
Grant John, M. D., Pitt-street south, Sydney.
Graydon Alexander, M. D., Assistant Surgeon. 50th. Regiment (gone to the East Indies)
Green Henry, Tumut.
Gwynne Gordon, Parramatta.
Haig Isaac, M. D., New England.
Harford James, Sydney.
Harriett Patrick, Colonial Surgeon, General Hospital, Sydney.
Harpur Frederick, King-street west, Sydney.
Harrington Richard
Harris Richard
Hathorn Fergus, Wellington Valley
Havens Robert, Yass
Hayley William, Foxton
Hill Patrick, R. N. Colonial Surgeon, Parramatta.
Hobson Edmund Charles, Melbourne.
Holland John
Hope Robert Cuthbertson, M. D , Campbell Town.
Hosking Peter Mann (gone to England )
Houston Hugh, Apothecary to the Sydney Dispensary.
Houston William, Pitt-street, Sydney
Howitt Godfrey, M. D.
Huffington Hugh Arthur.
Hunt Thomas, Parramatta.
Huntley Robert, County of Murray.
Inches John, R. N (died at Maitland).
Jay Richard Gardiner
Jenkins William Jacob.
Jenkins Richard Lewis, Jerry's Plains
Johnson John, M. D., Colonial Surgeon, Auckland, New Zealand
Johnson Alfed Scomberg
Jones Robert, Jamison-street, Sydney.
Kenney William B, Campbell Town ,
King William, M. D., Mudgee
King William
Kinston William,
Kingslake Charles Woodford.
Lee Michael William, M D., Colonial Assistant Surgeon, General Hospital, Sydney
Lee Thomas, M. D., Colonial Surgeon, Lunatic Asylum, Tarban Creek
Ledbetter George Samuel, Port Macquarie
Liddell William
Liddell William, (gone to England)
Linderman Henry John
Little, Robert, M. D., Hunter street Sydney.
Lloyd Humphrey Thomas
Lewis, Prince street, Sydney
Lynch Henry.
Maberly Samuel, New Zealand
Mallon Patrick Walsh, Maitland
Mark Edward Robson Bridge-street Sydney.
Marsden Robert.
Martin Samuel
M'Donald, M, D. Auckland, New, Zealand
Maxwell Edwin Stanford, (gone to England).
M'Cartney Michael; Gummum Plains
M'Crea Farquhar M. D,' Melbourne.
M'Curdy Samuel, Port Phillip
M'Donald Allan Ronald, M. D , Berrima.
M'Donald Donald, Sydney
M'Donnell A. S., Assistant-Surgeon, 28th. Regiment, gone to the East, Indies)
M'Evoy Francis, Yass
M'Ewin Donald Macintosh, M. D.
M'Farlane John, M. D., Pitt-street South, Sydney.
M'Hattie Richard, Bathurst
M'Intosh Robert, M. D., Asst. surgn. to the Australian Agricultural Company, Port Stephens
M'Keachie David, M . D.
M'Keller Charles Kinnard, George street, Sydney.
M'Kellar Frederick, M. D., Surgeon to the Sydney Disppensary.
M'Kenzie Kenneth, Wollongong
M'Kinlay Ellar M'Kellar, Clarence Town, William's River
M'Kirdy Robert, M. D., (gone to the East Indies)
M'Lenn Daniel, (late Colonial Surgeon, died at the Lunatic Asylum, Durban Creek)
M'Nish A. C, Assistant-surgeon, 80th Regiment, (gone, to the East Indies).
Mollison Patrick, ,M. D., (late Colonial Assistant-surgeon, died at Port Macquarie)
Moran Francis, M. D., (died at Sydney)
Morton Andrew ,
Murray Alexander W., 96th Regiment, (gone to England).
Nathan Charles, Elizabeth-street Sydney
Neilson John, Hunter-street, Sydney
Newton William. Parramatta
Nicholson Charles, M. D., Fort-street, Sydney
Nind Isaac Scott
Norris Thomas, (died at Campbelltown).
O'Brien Bartholomew, M. D, Wollongong, Illawarra
O'Hara Henry Lewis, Melbourne
O'Mullane Arthur, M. D., Melbourne.
Palmer James Frederick, Melbourne
Park Robert, Hunters River
Parsons Thomas, Liverpool.
Patterson John, R. N., Melbourne
Pearce Thomas, (died at Parramatta)
Perrott Thomas M.
Reedy Maurice O'Keefe, M. D., (gone to East Indies)
Reid James, Colonial Assistant Surgeon, Norfolk Island
Richardson William, Colonial Surgeon, Port Macquacie
Richard Henry
Robertson John (gone to England)
Robertson Kinnear, Maneiro
Rodger Robert, Brisbane Water
Ronald William
Russell James Charles, Pitt-st., Sydney
Rutter Robert Champley, Parramatta
Rutter, John Yates, Sydney.
Savage Arthur, R. N., Health Officer, Castlereagh-street, Sydney
Scott Henry Charles (gone to England)
Scouler Arthur, Campbelltown.
Selkirk John, M'Donald River.
Shaw Forster, Geelong
Sherwin William, Mittagong.
Skinner Alexander, Patrick's Plains
Sloane David, Maitland.
Sparrow Thomas (gone to England)
Stacey John Edward, Port Macquarie
Stanford Charles John.
Stewart Bute, M. D., Parramattta.
Stewart Grigor, Surgeon, 96th Regt.
Stewart John, Elizabeth-street, Sydney
Stewart William Farquharson, Windsor
Stolworthy David, Patrick's Plains.
Street Francis Gall Snelling, Invermein
Stuart James (late Colonial Assistant Surgeon, (died at Port Marquarie)
Swaine Spillman R., Campbelltown.
Sullivan John.
Taylor Henry.
Thomas David John, Port Phillip.
Tierney Daniel Joseph, M. D. Wollongong.
Traill Rowland John, M. D., Clarence River.
Tripe Henry Richard Gawen .
Turnbull Robert, Surgeon, 80th Regt., (died at Sydney)
Vallack Adoniah, Patrick's Plains.
Wallace Francis L. M. D., Druitt-st, Sydney.
Wakeman Thomas Henry
Wark David, M. D., Adelaide, South Australia
Warner Charles Avory, Penrith.
Watson Henry, Port Phillip
Waugh Robert, Goulburn
Welch Robert Porter, King and Castlereagh-street, Sydney
West John Boucher, Muswellbrook.
Whittaker Lewis Duncan, Richmond.
Whittell Henry Rawes, corner of Elizabeth and Liverpool-streets, Sydney.
Wilks Stephen Geary, M. D., Clarence street, Sydney.
Williamson William, Morpeth.
Wilmot William Bryan, M. D. Coroner, Melbourne.
Woods, Charles Bourne (died at Sydney)
Wren Erasmus
Wilton William, Newcastle.
Yate Benjamin Howell.
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Its still possible because the flu shot protects only against last years virus. Since viruses mutate she may have this years strain.
Just keep an eye on it, and as my doc said for DH's high fever last weekend -- lots of fluids and alternate between tylenol and motrin. We still don't know what he had. Might have been a mild case of the flu, and he also got his shots.
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The Low Carbon Fuel Standard regulation was approved by the Board on April 23, 2009 and became law on January 12, 2010. The Resolutuion 09-31 directed the ARB staff to establish several workgroups to address the issues that raised by the stakeholders during the rulemaking process.
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LCFS Program Review Advisory PanelCreated to assist staff in assessing the efficacy of LCFS Program implementation. For more information, see the Advisory Panel website.
LCFS Reporting Tool Workgroup (LRT)Development of the Compliance Tools and Enforcement Protocol for the LCFS such as tracking, certification, and enforcement of fuels and fuel feedstock of LCFS. For more more information see the LRT website.
LCFS Sustainability Workgroup (SWG)The Board directed staff to work with stakeholders to develop sustainability provisions for the LCFS and bring recommendations back to the Board by December 2011. For more information see the SWG website.
LCFS Electricity WorkgroupThe Electricity Workgroup was created to address issues related to regulated parties of electricity as a transportation fuel. The Board directed staff at the April 2009 hearing to form the workgroup with stakeholders and continue to work to review applicable provisions. For more information see the Electricity Workgroup meeting website.
LCFS Crude Oil Lifecycle AssessmentThis page provides information regarding the Crude Oil Lifecycle Assessment under the LCFS. In 2009, the Board directed staff to prepare guidelines to assist regulated parties in determining carbon intensity values for crude oil used in California. For more information see the LCFS Crude Oil Lifecycle Assesment website.
Lifecycle Analysis Workgroup (LCA)Investigation of the lifecycle of Energy Use and Greenhouse Gases of available transportation fuel pathways (so called Well-to-Wheel or WTW) including Sustainability, Land Use Conversion, Fuel Co-products, Default Values, Uncertainty, etc.)
California-Modified GREET Pathway for Transportation Fuels:
|Fuels Pathways
|Version 1
|Version 2
|Version 2.1
|Version 2.x
|Updated version
|CARBOB (California Gasoline Blendstock)
|Apr 22, 2008 (PDF-657k)
|Jan 12, 2009 (PDF-365k)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-434k)
| Sep 12, 2012 Supplement (PDF)
| Dec 15, 2014 (PDF)
|CaRFG (California Reformulated Gasoline)
|Apr 22, 2008 (PDF-271k)
|Jan 12, 2009 (PDF- 96k)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-99k)
| Sep 12, 2012 Supplement (PDF)
|ULSD (California Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel)
|Apr 22, 2008 (PDF-675k)
|Jan 12, 2009 (PDF-358k)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-596k)
| Sep 12, 2012 Supplement (PDF)
|Dec 15, 2014 (PDF)
|Corn Ethanol
|Apr 22, 2008 (PDF-835k)
|Jan 20, 2009 (PDF-459k)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-461k)
|Sugarcane Ethanol (from Brazil)
|Jan 12, 2009 (PDF-177k)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-223k)
20, 2009
Sep 23, 2009 (PDF-233k)
|Cellulosic Ethanol (from Farmed Trees)
|Jan 20, 2009 (PDF-324k)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-352k)
|Cellulosic Ethanol (from Forest Waste)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-411k)
|Biodiesel (from Soybean)
|Oct 3, 2008 (PDF-148k)
|Jan 20, 2009 (PDF-278k)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-306k)
|Dec 14, 2009 (PDF-316k)
|Renewable Diesel (from Soybean)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-285k)
|Dec 14, 2009 (PDF-295k)
|Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) from North American Natural Gas (NA NG)
|Apr 22, 2008 (PDF-580k)
|Jan 12, 2009 (PDF-490k)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-572k)
|CNG (from Landfill Gas)
|Oct 3, 2008 (PDF-151k)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-196k)
|Electricity (Average and Marginal California Mix)
|Apr 22, 2008 (PDF-682k)
|Jan 20, 2009 (PDF-305k)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-295k)
|Dec 15, 2014 (PDF)
|Hydrogen (Gaseous Hydrogen from NA NG)
|Jul 29, 2008 (PDF-148k)
|Jan 20, 2009 (PDF-160k)
|Feb 27, 2009 (PDF-243k)
|Dec 15, 2014 (PDF)
|Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) from NA NG and Remote NG
|July 20, 2009 (PDF-200k)
|Sep 23, 2009 (PDF-204k)
|LNG (from Landfill Gas)
|July 20, 2009 (PDF-235k)
|Sep 23, 2009 (PDF-230k)
|LNG (from Dairy Digester Biogas)
|July 20, 2009 (PDF-125k)
|Sep 23, 2009 (PDF-129k)
|Biodiesel (from Used Cooking Oil)
|July 20, 2009 (PDF-215k)
|Sep 23, 2009 (PDF-206k)
|Renewable Diesel (from Tallow)
|July 20, 2009 (PDF-200k)
|Sep 23, 2009 (PDF-277k)
|CNG (from Dairy Digester Gas)
|July 20, 2009 (PDF-144k)
|Biodiesel (Northern American Canola to Biodiesel plants in U.S.)
|December 14, 2010 (PDF)
|Biodiesel (from Corn Oil from Dry DGS of Dry Mill Corn Ethanol Plant)
|December 14, 2011 (PDF)
|Ethanol (Sorghum from Midwest)
|December 14, 2010 (PDF)
|December 28, 2010 (PDF)
|Biomethane (from High Solids Anaerobic Digestion (HSAD) of Organic Wastes)
|June 28, 2012 (PDF)
|Dec 15, 2014 (PDF)
|North American Landfill Gas to CNG
|March 15, 2013 (PDF)
|Biomethane (from Mesophilic Anaerobic Digestion of Wastewater Sludge at a Public-Owned Treament Works)
|September 8, 2014 (PDF)
|Dec 15, 2014 (PDF)
|Biodiesel (from Corn Oil from Wet DGS of Dry Mill Corn Ethanol Plant) (BIOD021)
|October 24, 2014 (PDF)
|LNG (LNG021) and L-CNG (CNG024) from North American Landfill Gas
|November 10, 2014 (PDF)
- January 25, 2010:The GTAP-SOY customized for Midwest soybeans (ZIP-4,910k) and supporting documentation (PDF-29k)
- January 20, 2010: Methods 2A and 2B - Draft Establishing New Fuel Pathways under the California LCFS Procedures and Guidelines for Regulated Parties (PDF-164k)
- December 15, 2009: California-GREET Model version 1.8b (modified by Life Cycle Associates) (XLS-15.7Mb)
- December 15, 2009: The GTAP-SOY customized for Midwest soybeans (ZIP-4,152k) and supporting documentation (PDF-29k)
- August 5, 2009: Draft - Establishing New Fuel Pathways Under the California Low Carbon Fuel Standard
- February 2009:Estimated Carbon Intensity for Renewable Diesel from Tallow (XLS-69k)
- February 2009:GTAP model and modeling files: Corn Ethanol and Soy Biodiesel (ZIP-5,246k) , and Sugarcane Ethanol (ZIP-4,864k)
- February 2009: Updated California-GREET Model version 1.8b (modified by Life Cycle Associates LLC) (XLS-15.36Mb)
- June 30, 2008: Draft Calculation of Land Use Change for Bio-fuels production utilize d GTAP model (Global Trade Analysis Project) by University of California - Berkeley (XLS-1mb)
- March 18, 2008:GREET Seminar presented by Michael Wang from Argonne National Laboratory. For more information...
Policy and Regulatory WorkgroupExamination and Recommendations of the appropriate Policy and Regulatory frameworks for LCFS Program in accordance to the California Legislature mandates and Governor's Executive Orders.
- January 29, 2009: Revisions to the Draft LCFS Regulation (PDF-110k)
- December 1, 2008: Changes to the Draft Regulation for the California Low Carbon Fuel Standard (PDF-196k) (as of December 1, 2008)
- October 2008: The Draft Regulation LCFS (PDF-200k)
- March 20, 2008: Proposed Concept Outline for the California Low Carbon Fuel Standard Regulation (PDF- 186k)
Environmental and Economic Workgroup
- December 2008: Proposed Economic (PDF-35k) and Environmental Analysis Workplans for the LCFS.


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For the BTDT moms how much did your baby weigh at birth and what size clothing were they in? I have been buying newborn clothing b/c DS was so small. He was full term and weighed 5 lbs 15 oz. He was in premie for about 2 weeks and then was in newborn for a while. I am thinking that this little one is going to be a bit bigger than he was. Maybe in the 6 lb range. I don't want to get a lot of 3 month clothing in summer clothes if she can't wear them for another 6 months. So, sorry for the rambling. LOL
weight and clothing size
William Carter 02/23/2009
Hadley Grace 08/08/2011
Size one diaper ( never in nb size)
0-3 clothes at birth and went up in sizes quick (again no nb size)
When I say Bless your heart.....its not always a good thing ;)
DS was 8.5 lbs
He wore newborn sizes for about a week. He was in 0-3 for 2ish months. He did wear newborn diapers in the hospital (we were there for a week), but when we went home, he was in size 1s.
This is so funny because I was just having this conversation with my brother and his wife yesterday. They were buying a coming home outfit for their daughter who was born today by c-section and could only find premie in the outfit they wanted. They had been told that morning that she was 7 lbs and I told them get the premie outfit and keep the tags on because my DD was suppose to be about 7 1/2 pounds by ultrasound estimations and was born at 6 lbs 14 oz and was so little that newborn would not fit. Well my niece weighed in at 6 lbs 6 oz and a petite 18 inches so I guess big sister was right lol. If you get alot of 0-3 months clothing then make sure to keep tags on them until you are sure what size range he will be.
Wife to my Coastie Eric
Momma to my 4 beautiful daughters: DSDs: Brittany 19 yrs, Sierra 10 yrs, DDs: Venessa 3 yr old & Scarlett 08/11/11
Are 0-3 months sizes different than newborn?
ETA: You would think I was a FTM HAHAHA
William Carter 02/23/2009
Hadley Grace 08/08/2011
DD was 6lbs 14oz - I didn't have or buy newborn clothing for her and she needed it. Clothing swam on her for about 2+ months.
DS was 8lbs 7oz - He wore newborn clothing and very small 0-3 month clothing for about a month.
I'm getting summer Newborn size clothing. I may get a few 0-3 month romper type outfits - so if they are a little big it won't be a big deal...
Wife to D 6/21/03 Mommy to #1 9/22/05, #2 10/21/08, #3 8/16/11 and #4 rcs 5/27/16
My daughter was 6 pounds and 14 ounces and wore 0-3 for about the first 5 months. She is VERY small though (5th percentile in weight now) and can still wear 9 month clothes. She's growing great for her and is on the right path!
Amazon has the sizes broken down like this....
0-3 mos 19-23 inches 5-11lbs
3-6 mos 23-36 inches 11-15lbs
6-9 mos 26-28 inches 15-18lbs
9-12 mos 28-30 inches 18-22lbs
I'm buying the majority of my clothes from the 3-6 mos and some 6-9 mos for the warmer clothing...we already know this won't isn't going to be a small boy.
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NYCC 2012!Journal Entry: Wed Sep 26, 2012, 5:04 PM
Hope to see you all there! While I won't have a table, I'll be wandering around and eating cake to celebrate my birthday.
- Playing: Mother 3
- Eating: Subway
- Drinking: pink lemonade
NYCC 2012! by angienessWatch
©2012-2016 angieness
i'll be there! artist alley table R8.
pre-happy birthday if i don't see you!
pre-happy birthday if i don't see you!
Don't forget to visit Abede and I at the City of Walls table at booth 2147!
Do you know anything about places to stay in NYC during the Comicon? I'd like to go but all the hotels I've looked at online are outrageously expensive.
I'm not sure! I'm staying with a few friends. You could always check the DA forums and such to see if anyone's looking for some roommates for the con.


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I have an ASP.NET MVC 3 app that I have built as a single page app that following the example(s) in the BigShelf SPA using Knockout.js and History.js to handle user interaction and navigation. Everything works fine, but I'm noticing a weird quirk with the title being displayed in the browser tab:
- When the app loads, the browser tab title properly displays the content of the
<title>tag, i.e.,
My Single Page App
- When History.js uses either
hashChange(depending on the capability of the browser) to modify the URL, the browser's tab title is set to the newly modified URL, i.e., the browser tab now reads
Again, functionally there's no problem, but it's odd to me that the tab title is also modified. This is happening in all browsers that I've tested (IE6+, FF, Chrome, Safari).
Is their anyway to change or control this behavior?


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I have a web based enterprise application. One problem we are facing is that the backend is tightly coupled with our front end. Now we want to come up with mobile apps plus a desktop client for our software. For this we decided to move our backend to web services so that multiple front end clients can use the same function calls. But still wondering if this is a right move? or any other approach could help? Any pitfalls of using webservices? One thing that concerns me most is the speed. Are webservices inherently slower?
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I'm not one to harp on Modest Mouse and the massive success the band has become. Isaac Brock can, and will, do whatever the hell he wants...and there's no denying they are one of the weirdest, wonkiest bands in indie rock. But when it comes time for a good road trip (to the Gorge, perhaps!), I inevitably reach for The Fruit That Ate Itself, Everywhere and His Nasty Parlor Tricks, Building Something Out of Nothing, and the great Lonesome Crowded West, for my soundtrack. The Fruit That Ate Itself is an EP tailor-made for driving long distances, with reference to state parks and "wrong-hand lanes", and Lonesome Crowded West boasts the last of the great road anthems "Truckers Atlas". Lonesome also opens with "Teeth Like God's Shoeshine", which gives you the adrenaline rush you need to make it over the Pass (that is, if you don't have amphetamines). These are perfect windows-down-empty-highway-passing-log-trucks-stopping-for-gas-near-Cle-Elum-type songs. And when it gets late with everyone else in the car asleep and you're looking out at hillsides that are just shadows and a big, crazy moon over Washington State, then it's time for Everywhere and His Nasty Parlor Tricks. Isaac reached deep down into his late-night soul for this EP. Few people have ever captured that mood of being alone with your thoughts in the middle of nowhere after midnight.
Modest Mouse plays the Sasquatch! Mainstage at 8:15 p.m., Saturday.


text: Tuesday morning, at 8:15 sharp, I'll be appearing live on KMTT (103.7 FM) to discuss my dive bar book with hosts Marty Riemer and Jody Brothers. Then, later in the day, I'll be discussing the book on KOMO-TV's afternoon newscast at approximately 4:20 p.m. (how appropriate). Worse yet, I'll be reading from it in the flesh at Ravenna's Third Place Books (corner of NE 65th St. and 20th Ave. NE) on Wednesday, May 6 (happy birthday, Joe!) at 7 p.m. It's no coincidence that the city's only bookstore with a pub in the basement has been selected as the venue for this reading. Copies of the book will, of course, be available, and I'll even sign 'em for you if you'd like.


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Gas prices remain stable in New Hampshire
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Gas prices in New Hampshire have remained the same in the past week.
The average price of a gallon of gas Monday was $3.60 a gallon, according to gasbuddycom. That's 3 cents lower than the national average, which went up a penny.
Gas prices in New Hampshire are 12.8 cents a gallon higher than they were one year ago, and are 3 cents per gallon lower than a month ago.
The national average decreased 2 cents per gallon in the last month and stands 2.1 cents per gallon lower than a year ago.