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You dont need a million dollars ok?????
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Posted 22 May 2000 - 09:02 AM
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Posted 22 May 2000 - 09:20 AM
Btw cliff, is Star Miner selling well? Arent you guys published with Crystal Interactive?
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If 100.000 is sold, you will earn $100.000
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Posted 23 May 2000 - 12:55 AM
A Developer will earn at least $1 for each copy sold, IF his product goes out as a stand alone. So a small Pac-man game will always end up on a 5-pack or even a 10-pack. So then the dollar will become "pro rata". We always try to give our people more then a dollar a copy sold though. So you can make at least $10.000 in the worst case scenario when your game ''only'' sells 10.000 units. But you''d really have to have written an absolute pants game in order to achieve this abismal figure. Usually we sell between 25.000 and 50.000 units of a ''normal'' game. So between $25.000 and $50.000 should be reasonable I''d say.
But with who do they work? Have they there own channels.
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Posted 23 May 2000 - 01:31 AM
Once again there''s a lot of controversy about my company I notice... But as always I''m ready to explain.
We guarantee our people $1 a unit sold as a bare minimum. So even if we''d have a Martian Space Ship throw 50.000 units into a black hole you''d have to be happy, as long as we give you a check for $50.000 right?. Now our distribution does not reach as far as Planet Mars, nor do we have unorthodox methods to distribute products like I described before. We sell into all of the major retail stores either direct or through GT Interactive''s subsidiary "Slash Corporation". Our sales reps always push in new products with CompUSA, EB, K-Mart, Wal-mart, Best Buys (through GT) and many other retail chains. The retail contracts are very expensive to buy if you''re a new publisher ($50.000 just to be ''allowed'' to sell your games into a retail chain) but since our contracts date back to 1987 they were a lot cheaper back then. Check out our "Nutridata" product range.
I''m a bit tired having to explain our relationship with eGames. My good friend "Cliffski" works with us for over a year now and he''s seen his game "Star Miner" being sub-licensed to eGames. Now eGames will not sell the full version in retail. This will only be sold on-line. A ''light'' version (with 50% of the levels) went on 2 collection CD products which did make it into retail. Since we only sell full version products in retail ourselves we decided to let eGames market a version we''d never sell ourselves. This way we made "Cliffski" some extra cash before he starts earning on his full version product which we are publishing in a stand alone jewel case.
Now I hope this is the last time I have to explain our relationship to eGames. We are NOT game agents and I strongly object to people accusing us of taking 50% for filling out some paperwork. We occasionally choose to SUPPLEMENT our distribution with an exclusive or non-exclusive sub-license if we feel it can benefit the maximalisation of the sales potential of a particular product. I value eGames as a competent yet relatively slow business partner and even though they''re technically our competitors I can recommend them if you''re into producing "family friendly" budget software. But then again you can earn much more money if you go with us.
I''d say look at it as you''re standing in a supermarket and you have the choice between a number of different products. Shop around and compare the offers. Don''t take MY word for it, but judge for yourself.
Thanks and take care,
Alex de Vries
President and CEO
Crystal Interactive LLC
"A Nutridata Company"
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Is it possible to live of the earnings, this is by the way more general mentioned for budget titles.
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Is it possible to work full time as a internal game developer for your company Crystal Interactive.
The earning is a month salary plus some royalties of the developed product.
I am very much interested in joining your company.
What are the possibilities?
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Posted 24 May 2000 - 04:23 PM
1) I have heard that essentially you just sell THROUGH egames and possibly other publishers. So why should anyone publish with you when they could publish with egames directly?
2) I have also heard that you have a warez mole within the company. What do you have to say regarding that?
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Posted 24 May 2000 - 08:45 PM
I''ll answer you one at a time.
Anonymous 1: Well, you can make anything between $10.000 and $150.000 a game if they''re published as stand alones. Our distribution includes a racking program in drug stores which could set pre-orders for your game as high as 150.000 units. With a $1 a unit royalty you should be able to get $150.000. Living off budget games is only possible if you write 3 or 4 a year I guess. Which is not that hard to do.
Anonymous 2: We hire in-house programmers and artists for our development teams but currently we have no openings. If you submit your resume you''ll end up in our database and we always consult that one for new projects first
AtypicalAlex: (Sigh...) I''m growing VERY tired of this line of questions as you clearly haven''t bothered to read my other postings or any of the E-mails I sent you as a response to your first round of questions... But then again I''m never reluctant to explain for the 19th time!
1) We do NOT sell "THROUGH" eGames!!! This is really the last time I ever want to hear about this since the answer is also more or less displayed 3 postings before this reply. We are a publisher selling DIRECTLY into retail and we merely use distributors like Ingram Micro, Navarre and GT Interactive''s subsidiary "Slash Corporation" to get our products into stores like Best Buys. This is the same thing eGames does so why on earth would we need them to sell products??? Our relationship with eGames is limited to a simple sub-licensing of 3 of our titles for digital downloads and bundle packs. We retained the retail rights of the full versions and eGames are merely selling an on-line version and a 50% light version which goes on collections and bundles. So why do we do this? To get our developers some extra cash since we don''t sell 50% light versions ourselves! Ever heard of licensing BETWEEN companies? We certainly don''t take a route one to eGames for every game we license from a developer. HOW COULD WE PAY YOU $1 A UNIT IF WE DID THAT????? The royalties of eGames are certainly FAR less then $1 a unit sold...
Sorry to be so emotional about this but you basically accused us of being game agents who take 50% for doing something you could easily do yourself. I strongly resent this as we may not be the biggest publisher around but we certainly do not shop our games around as common game agents!!!
2) Warez Mole? Who told you this? First of all we NEVER let any of the samples sent in to us leave the building without signing a contract for it with the developer first. If a sample is rejected we either store it in a secured warehouse, return it to the developer or destroy it. Whichever way the developer prefers. We also do not make our files available electronically (via internet) and we have no connections to software pirates. Fact is that games get pirated, we try just as hard to stop it as EIDOS, EA and Activision do! I find the accusation (which was not made by you, but by a prior poster) ridiculous and without any basis or proof to back it up. My company employs about 50 people and we have severe penalties for "taking home a game to make a copy for personal use". I''ll fire anyone who does on the spot!!!
I hope this explains our policies. Please again excuse the emotional signature of my comments as I''m normally a relaxed and friendly person, but this sort of cr*p talk really gets me steamin'' with anger since it''s fundamentally untrue!
Alex de Vries
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Posted 24 May 2000 - 10:06 PM
I don''t blame you at all for becoming a bit emotional. People are being pretty rough on you here. It''s pretty admirable that you''re posting here and talking to everyone quite freely though
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Posted 25 May 2000 - 02:52 AM
Thank you. I''m merely trying to run an honest business here. I know people don''t have to take my word for it, but I''d really like them to check the facts before they post a wild accusation.
I''m open to inform anyone about my company and I''m willing to take criticism IF it''s based on facts.
Thanks again and take care,
Alex de Vries
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Posted 25 May 2000 - 03:15 AM
I understand that I should have rather emailed you on this subject rather than rant-posting it, and I again apologize for this.
Security or not, many publishers do have these moles and they are very good at covering their tracks, sometimes even occupying high level positions. EA was a good example of this, and I think the one they found was a Sales & Marketing Exec., he managed to leak about 5 games way before release before he got caught (eg. Sim City 3000 and Alpha Centauri to name two). As soon as he was fired, all of a sudden someone else took over for him. It''s a horrible dilemma for everyone, especially since you cannot please every employee and pissed employees often like to take random acts of revenge. I remember before QA was a major factor in the industry, some games were released with virii placed into the code by an angry programmer. Always a problem, always a dilemma.
I tryed to make it clear to everyone in my posts that I was speaking from MY experience and observations, and all I asked for was for developers to be careful, and check their publishers out. I did not intend to turn this into a Crystal bashing frenzy. I''m sorry.
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Posted 25 May 2000 - 07:28 AM
Your offer sounds interesting, so I have some questions.
A game like pac man, the called chase/maze games will be placed on a collection cd rom of 5 or 10 games? So it will not be placed on an own stand alone cd rom?
Are also other games like the pac man game, for instance
a frogger game, space invader or a not scrolling platform game etc. examples of games who will be placed on a collection cd rom? What kind of games will be sold on an own stand alone cd rom?
Means pro rata that number games of developer (for example 1) will be shared to the number of the total games on the collection (5 or 10) and than multiplied to 1 dollar (1 game /5 * $1 or 1 game /10 * $1)? The final result will be multiplied to the number of sold units. And that is between 10.000 and 150.000 units. Could you give a little example how it will be calculated in a formula?
Before QA do both parties need to sign a NDA by the way?
How long will it take if a game is accepted after the 7 days of QA testing, to bring the game in to sales, production (packing and duplication), distribution (transport to the retailers) to the consumer market. So about how many week(s) after the 7 days can the developer receives his first royalty check after the mentioned process between positive QA test and the first month check?
I find it very interesting how the process works from bringing the game on the retail market. Could you explain this a little bit please? So I have an impression about what happens in mean while with the game before it comes into the hands of the consumer.
Is it possible for you to publish several chase clones or other games types, who you already have on a collection cd rom or an own stand alone cd rom on the market? Or are you more searching to orginal games.
The contract is for two years, is it possible to continue the contract after the two years. Do I have the right to sell the game after the mentioned two years to another publisher if it won''t be continued.
Thank you very much for answering these questions.
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Posted 25 May 2000 - 09:00 AM
Thank you for your apology. It takes a good person to admit you''re acting a bit premature.
I know that the problem of warez moles is common within companies but why blame the end publisher? You said Subspace got pirated before it got shipped into retail? Well, even though we can never prove this it could be the developer/development team who leaks games. These people often come from the demo coding scene and ave connections to warez swappers (they have to in order to get their demos out to everyone). So this may be the logical source where piracy starts... But you''re right, an executive could have a cousin who''s a software pirate and pass on games to him. Perhaps not even realising the consequences. This is the age of internet, not of 5.25" and 3.5" disks...
Take care,
Alex de Vries
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Posted 25 May 2000 - 09:19 AM
Thank you for your interest in our publishing process. First of all the quality of games is not derived from the type. Often we bundle small games together on one CD, but if a small game is quirky enough we''ll release it as a stand alone. We do not have a standard "Pac Man goes on Collection" type of policy.
Pro rata means that the royalty percentage is shared by the authors of the games on a collection CD. So 20% pro rata on a 2 game collection CD product means 10% per game.
After Evaluation we give our developers either a contract proposal or a summary of what should be changed in order to get their game approved. We never discard game ideas after 1 submission. If the game gets approved we handle all of the legal issues and sign the contract. An NDA prior to submitting something for evaluation is not common, but we do accept it without problems. When the contract is signed we request from you some artwork + screenshots and our artwork specialist starts working on a mock-up of the retail packaging for your product. Can take anywhere from a week to a month, depending on how good it should be. You don''t want to approve the first thing you see of course.
When the box mock-up is ready we manufacture 10-20 of these and our sales reps take these with them during their appointments with the buyers at Wal-mart, K-Mart, Best Buys and all of the other big chains. Based on the preliminary box design we gather "Purchase Orders". This is as simple as the buyer at EB saying "I want 2.000 units)". We take about 2 to 3 weeks to manufacture this PO and after that we ship them to the retailers. Which takes a week, two weeks tops. At the time of pre-orders (Purchase Orders) we can already write developers a check if they want an advance, but usually we wait for 1 month until all initial pre-sales are done. In 3-4 months time a product will gradually get into all of the retail chains since they buy POs one after another.
I hope this clearifies our publishing process a bit. It''s fairly simple as you can see. You do of course need a retail contract in place which ''allows'' you to sell into retail chains. A starters retail contract with Babbages costs you $50.000. A lot of money for a start-up so that''s why you see many developers go through ourselves or another publisher. The publishing process itself is easy. The marketing process isn''t...
Take care,
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Posted 25 May 2000 - 10:17 AM
>Pro rata means that the royalty percentage is shared by >the authors of the games on a collection CD. So 20% pro >rata on a 2 game collection CD product means 10% per game.
How much will the author then earn of each copy for example?
Will the author earn about 10% of the price the product is bought by the distributor or the retailer. Let say 10% of the $5 = $0.50 On a 5 game pack $0.50 / 5 = 0,10 result
0.10 * 50000 units = total earning $5000 after two years
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Posted 25 May 2000 - 11:46 PM
Or is the calculation wrong?


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I absolutely loved this book.
It's very nice for about 100 pages or so. You get to know the characters extremely well in a short amount of time, and the sense of humor is occasionally pretty good. But there's no story, so why does it go on for so long?
If I could choose a book to live in, it just might be Anne of Green Gables. I'd love to live with Matthew and Marilla; go to school with Jane Andrews, Ruby Gillis, Moody Spurgeon MacPherson, and even Josie Pye; sit in Miss Stacy's classroom, and have Diana Barry as a "bosom friend." Of course, I would be nicer to Gilbert Blythe.
I've read the book and watched the television adaptation several times, but this was the first time I have listened to an audio version. I noticed for the first time what I believe is a key to the book's enduring charm. It's Anne's voice. Although Montgomery uses an omniscient narrator, readers experience many of the key events not as they're happening, but after the fact through Anne's conversations with Matthew, Marilla, or Diana. This allows readers to view the world from Anne's perspective, as well as to view Anne as others see her.
Since this book is in the public domain, there are many audio versions to choose from. Narrator Colleen Winton did an admirable job with the vocal characterizations, and I think most listeners would be satisfied with her performance.
This book, whose series I purchased for my daughter, is always an enjoyable read. It transports the reader to another time and place, PEI around the turn of the century. It tells the story of an orphan taken in by a spinster and her brother.
Summary: Middle-aged Matthew Cuthbert and his sister Marilla meant to adopt a boy to help them around their farm, so they were rather surprised when the 11-year-old red-headed Anne Shirley shows up on their doorstop instead. Anne immediately loves the little house at Green Gables, and wants more than anything for it to be home, and for Matthew and Marilla to be her family. But what are the two of them going to do with an imaginative, talkative, and boisterous young girl? And how will Anne fit in with Matthew and Marilla, not to mention in school, and in town, when her lively spirit leads her to get into more scrapes and adventures than is entirely proper for a young woman in the early 1900s?
Review: This was always a book that I thought I had read in childhood. I owned a copy (still do, at my parents' house), and I would have sworn up and down to you that I'd read it. But when my book club selected it and I started listening to it, it turns out that if I had ever read it before, then ALL of the details had completely abandoned me in the intervening years, much worse than is usually the case with my terrible memory. So I don't think I'd ever read it as a child (I probably never got past that first sentence, damn!), and this review is therefore from the perspective of someone reading it for the first time in her mid-30s. And while I enjoyed it, it didn't bowl me over, although I can certainly see how if I'd encountered this book as a kid I would have loved it - Anne gets into plenty of scrapes and adventures, and it's funny and charming and just old-fashioned enough that my 10-year-old self would have eaten it up.
I couldn't help but compare it to my actual favorite book from childhood, A Little Princess. Both are about imaginative, kind, plucky orphans, but while Sara Crewe is largely defined by her self-contained nature, Anne is much more of an extrovert. And I think this explains whatever difference in my reactions to the two books can't be explained by the ages at which I read them. I recognized a lot of my own introverted ways in A Little Princess, whereas I am nothing like Anne Shirley, and her constant blathering actually started to wear on my nerves more than once. (I'm firmly in Marila's camp on this one - maybe because I listened to the audiobook, but ye gods, girl, pipe down for ten seconds, please?)
I also found the structure kind of strange. The book takes place over a substantially longer time span than I was expecting. Anne goes from 11 to 18 (or so) over the course of the book, but most of the book is told in a very episodic fashion focusing on her varied misadventures. As a result, time moves somewhat unevenly throughout the course of the book, and the latter sections, when Anne is older and a little more mature, seems a little at odds with the earlier, funnier sections when she was a kid. I also found some of the foreshadowing to be rather unsubtle (maybe not surprising; it is a book for kids, after all), but I also simultaneously found the ending to be rather abrupt in some ways.
Overall, though, I had a fun time listening to this book, and I can see why it's a children's classic, even if I read it 25 years too late for it to be a personal favorite. 4 out of 5 stars.
Recommendation: If this *was* a childhood favorite for you, you're probably already lining up with pitchforks to tell me why I'm wrong for not loving it. If you didn't get to it in childhood, give it to your kids, and maybe dive into it yourself when you're needing something charming and cute.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 055321313X, Mass Market Paperback)When Marilla Cuthbert's brother, Matthew, returns home to Green Gables with a chatty redheaded orphan girl, Marilla exclaims, "But we asked for a boy. We have no use for a girl." It's not long, though, before the Cuthberts can't imagine how they could ever do without young Anne of Green Gables--but not for the original reasons they sought an orphan. Somewhere between the time Anne "confesses" to losing Marilla's amethyst pin (which she never took) in hopes of being allowed to go to a picnic, and when Anne accidentally dyes her hated carrot-red hair green, Marilla says to Matthew, "One thing's for certain, no house that Anne's in will ever be dull." And no book that she's in will be, either. This adapted version of the classic, Anne of Green Gables, introduces younger readers to the irrepressible heroine of L.M. Montgomery's many stories. Adapter M.C. Helldorfer includes only a few of Anne's mirthful and poignant adventures, yet manages to capture the freshness of one of children's literature's spunkiest, most beloved characters. There's just enough to make beginning readers want more--luckily, there's a lot more in the originals! Illustrator Ellen Beier creates vibrant pictures to portray the beauty of the land around Green Gables and the spirited nature of Anne herself. (Ages 5 to 8) --Emilie Coulter
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3. Add the saffron and salt and pepper to taste and serve immediately, garnished with truffle slices.
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Calories 462 Calories from Fat 223
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 25 g39%
Saturated Fat 15.1 g75.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 65.9 mg22%
Sodium 361.1 mg15%
Total Carbohydrates 50 g16.6%
Dietary Fiber 1.2 g5%
Sugars 5.8 g
Protein 9 g17.3%
Vitamin A 14.2% Vitamin C 9.6%
Calcium 3.4% Iron 5.6%
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Washington's Sankey, nation's rushing lead, latest in line of tough backs to test ASU's run defense.
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Arizona State placed heavy emphasis on improving its run defense during the offseason, anticipating early season tests against top-tier rushing teams Wisconsin, Stanford, USC and Notre Dame.
Sun Devils met those challenges with varying degrees of success but may be facing an even greater challenge this week.
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"We've played against some really good (running backs), but he would probably be right along those lines," ASU coach Todd Graham said. "He is the No. 1 person we have to stop. There is no question about it."
Sankey leads the nation with 149.8 rushing yards per game and 899 yards total. He has topped 125 rushing yards in all but one game, and his nine rushing touchdowns leave him just one shy on the national lead, held by ASU's Marion Grice and Ball State's Jahwan Edwards. Last week, he ran for 167 yards and two touchdowns against Oregon, whose run defense ranks fourth in the Pac-12.
While Sankey is getting more attention this season, even nudging his way into the peripheral of the Heisman Trophy conversation, Washington coach Steve Sarkisian says the junior isn't doing anything different.
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ASU has already faced its share of tough running backs, including Wisconsin's Melvin Gordon, Stanford's Tyler Gaffney and USC's duo of Tre Madden and Justin Davis. Here's how those players and their teams stacked up against ASU's run defense:
Wisconsin: 231 rushing yards; Gordon: 193 yards, two touchdowns.
Stanford: 240 rushing yards; Gaffney: 87 yards, two touchdowns.
USC: 247 rushing yards; Madden: 128 yards, touchdown; Davis: 122 yards, three touchdowns.
Sankey may be better than any of that bunch.
"I might say he's the best back we've gone up against," ASU linebacker Chris Young said. "He's got good speed, and obviously he runs hard. He's a really good back, and we just have to come out and contain him."
ASU did limit Notre Dame to 145 rushing yards and has mostly contained power runs, getting hurt more on the perimeter. Still, its run defense ranks ninth in the Pac-12 with 168.8 rushing yards surrendered per game.
Graham and defensive players believe the rushing challenges already faced should have them better prepared for Sankey, particularly on outside runs.
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The Buckeyes also managed to do what everyone knows you need to against MSU: Stop the run, stop the Spartans. Before Hoyer left with his injury, he was more of a liability to MSU than an asset. Once backup Kirk Cousins stepped in, the State offense actually improved a bit.
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Michigan State's holding onto the ball was… lacking. They showed that it might be the entire state of Michigan having fumbling troubles, and the OSU defenders capitalized on all three times Sparty put the ball on the turf. Twice, the offense didn't even need to hit the field, as Thaddeus Gibson and Jermale Hines each took one back all the way.
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The game should be a little more low-scoring than most of Penn State's blowouts so far, but not quite as low as the scores Ohio State's been putting up. Ohio State has not had a competitive game against a good-to-mediocre team yet, and I think that might slow them down a bit in the beginning.
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World first: Australian woman to use mother's womb to give birth
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- October 16, 2011
- Woman will undergo womb transplant in Australian first
- Daughter hopes to conceive using her mum's womb
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AN Australian woman will use her own mother's womb to have a baby.
In an Australian first, intensive care nurse Melinda Arnold, 34, will undergo a womb transplant after her mother, Denise Allen, agreed to donate the organ to her.
Mrs Arnold, who was born without a womb but with ovaries that produce eggs, twice tried unsuccessfully to use her mother as a surrogate and adoption attempts also failed.
Her and husband Andrew's last hope of becoming parents rest with Swedish doctors, who with the help of Australian colleagues, will perform one of the first womb transplants next year.
Denise Allen said she worries about the risks, but knows her daughter is determined.
"She was three years old when she first expressed a desire to be a mother," Denise said. "It has been a long journey and both she and Andy have suffered a lot of sadness and disappointment."
The couple has been married for 12 years.
A decade ago, Mrs Arnold's mother was given permission to act as a surrogate for her by the Victorian courts.
"I was devastated when the surrogacy didn't work," Denise said.
"There was a bit of a feeling that I had failed her, but Melinda never saw it that way."
A third attempt, using a friend as the surrogate, also failed to achieve the desired pregnancy.
The couple moved interstate hoping to adopt, but after almost three years gave up that dream and returned to Victoria.
Mrs Arnold said she feared her dream of motherhood was slipping away.
"I know some people see this as risky," she said.
"If I had a child I would never take that risk, but I don't."
Mrs Arnold said she would never forgive herself if she did not give it a go.
"Mum and I talked about a transplant years ago, before we even knew if it would be possible."
Denise said becoming a mother was so much a part of the fabric of her daughter.
"People looking at her would never know the heartache that she carries about, but I see the chink.
"I also know that if anyone can do this, my daughter can."
The transplant team is being led by Mats Brannstrom, a professor of obstetrics and gynaecology at Gothenburg University in Sweden, who was in Australia last week for a conference.
He said most areas of infertility could now be treated, but not women irreversibly infertile due to a missing womb. Transplants are a solution, he believes.
"Since the final aim is to accomplish motherhood, success should be measured by full-term pregnancies that result in healthy offspring," he said.
The team wants patients and donors counselled independently so that they are aware of the risks and the chances of success.
Patients would need to wait 12 months after the transplant before attempting a pregnancy through IVF.
Frozen embryos would be created before the transplant to show a couple could conceive and the recipient would need to take immuno-suppressant drugs to stop rejection.
Queensland obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Ash Hanafy is working with Professor Brannstrom and said he would like to bring the surgery here to help more people like Mrs Arnold.
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Jeya Nandagopan Posted at 11:11 AM October 17, 2011
Mothers will do anything for their children. I wish her well and hope the procedure is a success. Good luck to the medical team.
Caroline of Brisbane Posted at 10:23 AM October 16, 2011
I would never allow my mother to do such a thing for me. If the mother dies from the operation, the daughter will regret it the rest of her life. Go adopt, honey....
Pat McLeod of Australia Posted at 10:09 AM October 16, 2011
I think this is fabulous and I wish them all the luck in the word. If it works, then other transplants can be possible. Im a firm believe that ' donating' all your organs upon death (regardless o f age) should be compulsory, Letting perfectlyg ood organs ROT IN THE GROUND. should be ILLEGAL.. so many people would benefit if we all donated


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Terry Allen Walker, age 58, of Dogwood, died Sept. 24, 2012 from injuries of a motorcycle accident. He was born Aug. 16, 1954 in Springfield, Mo., to Don and Maxine (Wade) Walker. He was a quarter horse trainer, and was a member of ...Read More »
Roberta C.L. Ireland, 92
On Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2012, Roberta C.L. Ireland, a beloved mother, grandmother, aunt, sister and dear friend departed this world surrounded by family who loved her at the age of 92 years, 9 months and 25 days. Although she will ...Read More »
Cecil Wade Ferguson, 81
Cecil Wade Ferguson, 81 years, passed to heaven on Sept. 16, 2012 at Heart of the Ozarks Healthcare, Ava, Mo. Cecil was born June 16, 1931 in Bertha, Mo., to Jack and Ella (Stone) Ferguson. Cecil was a resident of ...Read More »
Benjamin F. Denney, 76
Benjamin Franklin Denney, 76, passed to Heaven on Sept. 7, 2012 at his home. Ben was born Sept. 3, 1936 in Douglas County, Mo., to Benjamin and Ethel Mae (Cox) Denney. Ben and Mae Leckenby were united in marriage on ...Read More »
H. Ray Holt, 80
H. Ray Holt, 80, of Seymour, departed this life Sept. 11, 2012, at Mercy Hospital, Springfield. He was born Aug. 7, 1932, in Clarksville, Tenn. Private family graveside services will be conducted in the Missouri Veterans Cemetery in Springfield at ...Read More »


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