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do the unassisted childbirth choice, for many reasons. I am also new and came across this forum while doing a search for help, and stuff I need to know to make this happen. Unfortunately there are not that many books that i can find about Unassisted Home births. the one book I really want to read is out of print.
Anyway, I am getting ahead of myself, I am 34, and have 3 children already, and have been married for 15 years. I had all three of my previous children in the hospital, which is why i am deciding to do this. I have bad and good experiences in the hospital setting. My last child I almost got in trouble with my doctor when i refused to get induced when i was a week late! When I did eventually give birth to her I had her in 3 hours and 20 minutes, and this time I didn't tear or need to be cut.
This time however I am not to keen about having doctors or midwives assist me at all. I don't like having people come in and telling when to push and not to push and so on. Plus I am doing a water birth as most woman say how relaxing it is.
I do have some questions I was wondering if anyone has a list of things you need on hand during the birthing process, including cutting the umbellical cord, and where to get the clamps and so on. Is there a checklist of items to have on hand? If so where can i find them.
Otherwise I feel I am doing the right thing, and of course my husband and I have discussed complications, and if something serious happens he will be the one to call 9/11. Any advice or help would be great. i am 8 weeks along btw!!
check out laura shanley's site: unassistedchildbirth.com. :)
Hello, Faery! Glad you are here! Have you already been to Laura Shanley's unassisted birth website? She has a lot of good resources on there and the UC stories are very encouraging. She also has a book which you could buy on Amazon.com. Another book to read is "Spiritual Midwifery" by Ina May Gaskin, which has birth stories in the front and practical birthing information in the back. This forum, however, is the single most useful resource I have found so far. I have spent hours on end going through the hundreds of archived threads and I have learned SO MUCH and really feel pretty well prepared at this point. You have plenty of time and you will find that nearly all of your questions will be answered by perusing this forum... at least mine have been.
The question about supplies is a question often asked. Just go to the search bar near the top of the page and type in "UC supply list" and a ton of threads will come up for you to look through. This one has a really long list on it which I used as a model for my own: http://www.mothering.com/community/forum/thread/1131233/birth-supply-list. It seems like a lot of mothers gather much more than they end up needing, but I say it is better to have too much than too little. My own list not only includes things I will need for the actual birth, but also for the postpartum period, since I will certainly not feel like gathering things up after the birth.
A few good tips I have gotten so far are:
1) Get some large flannel-backed plastic table cloths to protect carpet/bedding instead of the typically recommended shower curtains or tarps. They are more comfortable and they will not slide around underneath you.
2) Use dark towels, if you can get your hands on a few, instead of chux pads since they are more comfortable and don't seem all hospital-like. A load of laundry will just have to be run afterwards, no biggie.
3) You do not REALLY need a cord clamp, as you can just use a sterilized (boiled) length of strong string (braided hemp or embroidery floss, shoelace, etc) to tie off the cord if you need to. If you wait until the cord has stopped pulsating and turns white, you don't even need to clamp before you cut. It is good to have something on hand, though, in case of some weird emergency where you might need to cut the cord before it is ready to be cut.
4) This is a weird one, and I don't think you will find it on any of the supply lists, but it is good to have nori (sushi seaweed) around in case of a tear. Apparently, you can put nori on a tear (as long as it's not too serious) and it's kind of like getting stitches.
5) You will definitely want to have some sort of quality hydration instead of just plain water. There are a lot of "laboraide" recipes around and coconut water is also great for electrolytes. You could also make "labor pops" out of red raspberry and nettle infusion which would be cooling while you are in the warm water and nourishing.
Good luck and happy reading!
Jessima, devilish wife to Kelleypa and mama to Wolf EDD 10/04/11.
Looking forward to a wonderful followed by some tasty and then
faerymagick34 what book were you wanting to get? Someone may be able to help you.
As for supplies with dsd2, he came 4 days before we were getting the money I planned to use for supplies. We had nothing really. We just used what we had on hand, used the oldest sheets & towels we had for under me, boiled a shoelace and scissors for the cord and grabbed a metal bowl from the kitchen for the placenta. Wrapped the baby up in a towel when he was born until dh could get some diapers the next day. It really showed me how little is needed.
I did actually get more supplies in earlier with the next one, though. We did a waterbirth with ds3, so we had a fishy pool and put blankets & a shower curtain under it. I had some shepard's purse in case of excessive bleeding, which I did end up using. i had capsules to encapsulate the placenta. And we actually had some diapers. lol Still used the metal bowl for the placenta. Oh, and I had few other odds & ends relating to water birth like a little fish net and a floating thermometer.
This time around, I'll probably get herbs and capsules again. Not sure about a water birth; we've moved and have a crappy hot water heater now. Other than that...not sure what I'm going to get. Probably not much.
mom to all boys B: 08/01, C: 07/05 , N: 03/09 , M: 01/12 and far too many lost ones
Wow thanks Jessima,
i didn't know about the seaweed, and the cord, which was one of my concerns. All I know is at the hospital they used to cut and clamp immediately, all of the youtube videos I have seen of the homebirth ones, they leave the cord on. That's really great information to know. I know we will need extra towels, and lucky for us we don't have carpet anywhere in the house it's all hardwood floors Still extra towels would be great. I will definitely look around a nd see what I can find. Thanks for the info!
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The birth of the Arachne was first hinted at following Sonic the Hedgehog's final encounter with Uma Arachnis, after which the eggs containing them were seen hanging in a web in a nearby tree. Some time after their mother's death, the Arachne hatched and launched an assault on Castle Acorn, their intention being to capture the Sword of Acorns. Handily defeating the guards and engaging Sonic, they had him on the ropes until Sally intervened using the Sword's power, allowing the other Freedom Fighters to come to Sonic's aid. Sally stopped the battle, however, having learned that the Arachne were interested in obtaining the Sword only because knowledge of it was one of the few things their mother had left to them. Having come to dislike the Sword's attempts to convince her to submit to its will, Sally entrusted the weapon to the Arachne. (StH: #95, #111)
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After a year long absence following their claiming of the Sword, the Arachne were manipulated by Eggman's computer virus son A.D.A.M. into bringing the Sword of Acorns to the Egg Grape Chamber. Possibly having inherited their mother's loyalty to Ixis Naugus or having made their own pledge to the sorcerer, the ninjas used the Sword to open a dimensional rift inside the chamber. As a result, Naugus was able to fuse his Zone of Silence with the Void, the Ancient Walkers were killed, Mammoth Mogul was released from his Chaos Emerald, and the Egg Grapes previously held in the chamber were drawn into the Zone of Silence. Naugus also escaped back to Mobius proper through the rift, and with the Arachne at his side vowed to exact revenge on Eggman for past wrongs once he had claimed the Crown of Acorns. This led the Arachne into a battle with the Destructix, Chaotix, and Freedom Fighters while their master battled Mogul, until Mogul's role in the founding of the Order of Ixis was revealed. Submitting to the more experienced wizard, Naugus joined the Arachne with the Destructix in continuing the battle, until the actions of the brave Sir Connery resulted in the destruction of both Sword and Crown. The Arachne and their allies were then captured by the Egg Fleet and sent to a new Egg Grape Chamber, where they were briefly protected by Mammoth Mogul's powers. (StH: #162, #163, #164)
However, as Mogul's own survival took precedence over what little loyalty he had to any of his minions, and since the Arachne had only served him because of their ties to Naugus, he sacrificed them to the Egg Grapes. As a result, the Arachne died before they could be rescued by Dr. Finitevus as the Destructix were or released by A.D.A.M. as were Mogul and Naugus. Later, it was revealed that the Arachne were descended from the Gossamer Clan of the Dragon Kingdom, and that their mother had taken it upon herself to destroy the Source of All to keep it from falling into evil hands. (StH: #165; SU: #13)
Each of the Arachne was a master of ninjitsu who specialized in wielding a different weapon: sai, katana swords, bow and arrows, nunchakus, and staffs.
The Arachne all resembled each other very closely, with no obvious differentiation between gender. Each of them wore the same full body black ninja garb as their mother had, and identical pairs of red or blue eyes (depending on the issue in which they were depicted). Aside from their wielding different weapons, the only differentiation that could be made between them was the red markings present on all their masks, which varied from member to member.
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- Writer Ian Flynn stated that the reason he eliminated the Arachne after their second appearance was because the whole "spider ninja" concept had become stale, leading him to close the story of the characters.
- It is unknown why the Arachne would have liberated Ixis Naugus from the Zone of Silence, or served him and later Mammoth Mogul, if they had continued their mother's quest to destroy the Source of All and its relics. However, it should be noted that their delivery of the Sword into Naugus' hands and his into Mogul's ensured that the Sword would be brought to bear against Mobius' heroes, who would see to its destruction. The fact that the Sword was destroyed by Sir Connery and his Sword of Light while being wielded by Mogul reinforces this logic.
- The identity of the father of the Arachne is unknown.
- Arachne was the name of a woman in Greek mythology who was turned into a spider by Athena after losing to her in a weaving contest.

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After sharing a slow start at the Roar of the Rings, Winnipeg skips Jeff Stoughton and Mike McEwen's paths towards Olympic dreams split apart Tuesday.
Both local rinks -- and thus, fan favourites -- won their morning games to improve to 1-2, as Stoughton squeezed past Toronto's John Epping 4-3 and McEwen bested John Morris's squad 7-5. Those wins lit a ray of hope for local fans, but by the time a high-scoring evening draw was done, McEwen's rink -- which includes lead Denni Neufeld, second Matt Wozniak and third BJ Neufeld -- had lit the brighter one.
At night, the McEwen foursome beat Epping 10-7. Stoughton, meanwhile, fell to Morris 11-5 in nine ends.
That was the day McEwen believed he could have when he woke up before dawn Tuesday morning. It was also the day the foursome had to have if they were to stay in this thing.
"We were playing two teams today that we believed, that if we brought a good game, that we were going to win," said McEwen after the final handshake of the night.
"I think we did a good job shaking off all the crap that happened yesterday, and the day before."
The wins put McEwen in fourth place on the men's leaderboard, with the top three teams by Friday's end making the playoff cut.
Today, McEwen will face veteran Glenn Howard, who at 1-3 is fighting for his life in these Olympic trials. It's not a bad place to be, though the road ahead is simple.
"We gotta win tomorrow," McEwen said. "And after tomorrow's game, I'll probably say the same thing... we're alive and kicking, so that's a goal accomplished."
But while the McEwen rink is still alive, Stoughton's is clinging to life support. A favourite coming into these trials, Stoughton's record of 1-3 to start the week means the playoffs are almost out of reach -- though not entirely. There's no magic formula to regrouping, he said, his crew just has to stay focused in case things shake out their way.
"You just can never give up," Stoughton said. "We need a lot of help, and that's too bad. We had our fate in our own hands... we're going to see if we can run this out with three more wins, and see what happens at the end of the week."
In the morning, an example of how some of the little shots went wrong for Stoughton: an unlikely mistake in the ninth end against Epping was almost Stoughton's undoing, as the skip's last rock of the frame slid past the button and out of the house. With that miss, instead of scoring three, Stoughton handed Epping a one-point steal to tie the game 3-3. The crowd gasped, and although Epping showed little outward sign, the Toronto skip, too, was surprised.
"I did not expect him to miss that," said Epping. "It definitely gave us a chance."
After four tilts now at the Roar of the Rings, reigning Brier champion Brad Jacobs remains undefeated. His teammates have curled what he called their best games of the year.
Undefeated, too, is reigning Olympic champion Kevin Martin, who twice made an unlikely comeback on Tuesday to improve to 4-0 -- first against Alberta's Kevin Koe and in the evening against Howard.
For Koe, that morning game was a heartbreaker, the moment where he saw his Olympic hopes begin to die. Koe was up 5-4 in the 10th end against Martin, and watched as the reigning Olympic champion sent a rock sneaking tight around a guard to score a double and seal Martin's third win.
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"We just couldn't come up with the big shots when we needed 'em and other teams did against us," Koe said. "That's what this event comes down to."
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"We'll come out, and try and win a few games for sure, try not to embarrass ourselves," the skip said. "But it's tough when you're out of it, and you're going to be playing against teams that still have a lot to play for."
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"Here in the Colchester region, we're supporting three projects," Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Karen Casey said, in making the announcement at the Dalhousie University Agricultural Campus on Friday.
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The county and the Town of Truro had previously set up a joint flood advisory committee along with establishing annual financial budgets for flood mitigation. The Millbrook First Nation band council is also now a member of that committee.
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What has also been crucial to the overall effort is that permission was finally received from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans for dredging work in the North and Salmon rivers.
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About the Book
Photographic journal of weekend in Miami, Florida, USA
Features & Details
- Category Travel
Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
256 Pages
- Publish Date Apr 13, 2014
- Language English
- Tags United States, Travel, Photography, Miami, Florida
About the Creator
Howe Sim is an award-winning commercial travel photographer whose portfolio spans 64 countries on six continents. His subjects are as diverse as his destinations, and include Varanasi's mesmerizing cremation ghats, the semi-feral felines of Santorini, and the mammoth sand dunes of the Sahara. He works primarily on assignment, providing stock images for his corporate clientele. A perpetual nomad, he is always busy charting out the next adventure ... the more bizarre or unearthly, the better. Howe's work has been featured by National Geographic, Nature's Best, and numerous other trade publications. Some of his images grace magazine covers and countless others appear in calendars, books, advertising and promotional materials, and on websites. His photographs adorn the walls of many homes and businesses, with the very best showcased in his series of sixty-nine travel photography books.
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UFC 2009 Undisputed is the undisputed video game sales champ for May.
The Xbox 360 version of the THQ fighting game took the top spot in The NPD Group's monthly sales report, selling nearly 680,000 copies. Adding sales of the PS3 version (it took No. 4 on the chart with 334,400) brings its total sales to more than 1 million.
"I wasn't surprised to see UFC Undisputed at the top because I had been hearing from friends who were playing it that they really liked it," said NPD's Anita Frazier. "So when you start to hear folks talking about it, you sort of expect to see it on the list."
Two fitness titles, Wii Fit and EA Sports Active (also for the Wii), took No. 2 and No. 3, respectively, with 352,800 and 345,800 sold. Wii Fit is the best-selling game for the year at 2.8 million units so far this year, and life-to-date it has sold 7.4 million units, Frazier said. "That is a huge attach rate to the install base of 20.3 million Wiis."
The next six spots were taken by:
"There are more new releases in this month's top 10 list than we have seen for some time," Frazier said. "As we mentioned last month, it's a great time to release new intellectual property, illustrated by May's strong debuts of EA's Sports Active and Sony's inFamous."
But analyst Michael Pachter with Wedbush Morgan Securities said that the showing by inFamous did not bode well for its prospects. "inFamous did not do well enough to constitute a franchise," he said. "UFC outsold it on PS3 by almost 2:1."
The successful launch of EA Sports Active -- and the continued sales of Wii Fit -- suggests that the fitness category is here to stay," said Jesse Divnich,analyst withElectronic Entertainment Design and Research. "As long as additional substance can be added with each new release,if you bring something new to the table or somehow innovate on the previous product,then I believe the health and fitnesscategory can maintain its weight in the marketplace."
Still, Sports Active sold just about one-third of UFC. "EA Sports Active did well, but it shows how hard it is to address that mass/casual audience," Pachter says.
Overall, industry sales (systems, games and accessories) dropped 23% compared to May 2008. For the year, sales are 7% behind 2009. "The video games industry continues to struggle with difficult comparisons to last year, and this is the first month that industry sales have dipped below $1 billion ($863 million)since August 2007," Frazier said. "May is typically one of the lowest revenue-generating months in any given year for the industry in general."
Every category declined compared to 2008except portable hardware sales, which was bolstered by the continued strong sales of the Nintendo DS (the DSi and the Lite), Frazier says.
Also affecting total revenue: reduced prices. Unit sales declined less than dollar sales did, she says.
The good news, Divnich said, is that industry sales remain in line to achieve 7% growth over 2009."The video game market is still healthy," he said. "What we have to keep in mind is the industry is driven primarily by new releases. This year we've seen a very lackluster release schedule. For the rest of the year we expect a lot of blockbuster hits."
The June tallies will includenew releases such as Prototype, Red Faction, Virtua Tennis, Ghostbusters, Transformers and Tiger Woods "just to name a few," Frazier says. "At E3, it was notable how many games were targeted to the tween girl demographic, and this June will see a number of games introduced for girls as well. June comparisons are still likely to be tough, but the wide variety of new content could help reinvigorate things somewhat."
By Mike Snider
Image courtesy of THQ
Mike Snider began covering the video game industry during the Super Nintendo-Sega Genesis clash in 1992. An original pinball wizard, he eventually was seduced by Robotron: 2084 and Tempest. These days he is a fan of action/shooters and lives out his Keith Moon fantasies playing a mean drum kit on music games. More about Mike.
Brett Molina has been writing about video games for USA TODAY since 2005. He is well-versed in Madden NFL, the fighting genre and first-person shooters. The first video game he played was Asteroids at a local arcade. He has been hooked ever since. More about Brett.


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The early 1900s saw several important improvements in camera design, including the 1913 invention of the 35-mm or "candid" camera by Oskar Barnack of the Ernst Leitz Company. Since that time female nude drawing was almost in the past.
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(Undated) -- Cash is king, especially when it comes to buying a home. According to RealtyTrac, all-cash deals accounted for a record 43-percent of home sales during the first three months of this year.
Experts say it's due to fierce competition from other homebuyers, as well as strict lending practices these days. If they have the ability to, potential buyers are ponying up the cash to look more attractive to sellers.
Cape Coral, Florida led the nation in all-cash home purchases during the first quarter.


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Richard Wilt, formerly of Roswell's Inc. Street Food and Salt Factory has opened up a fantastic new restaurant in Woodstock called Century House Tavern. Century House Tavern is located in historic downtown Woodstock. The historic home was once known as the Hubbard House, built in 1894 and occupied until 2004. They've done an excellent job fusing the modern touches while keeping the historic look of the house.
The menu is divided into bites / charcuterie, soups/ salads, small plates, sandwiches and mains. We started with a crispy bacon with soy glaze. The salty bacon mixes nicely with the slightly sweet soy chili sauce. There's also a charcuterie plate, great for sharing. With a mix of quality meats, local and Italian cheeses and pickled vegetables it is another starter perfect for sharing.
The three soups offered (Lobster, onion and creamy mushroom) are equally tasty. The lobster, with a spicy chili oil was quite filling. However, the wild mushroom soup with a slight creaminess would be my go to soup on a cold winter day.
Small plates average $9 each, but are quite generous portions. The Skirt Steak Skewers are served with herbed fries. The Scallops were the best dish we sampled, served over parsnip puree with braised greens, bacon and a truffle foam.
Do save room for the chocolate cake. The huge slice could easily be shared by three or four. Unfortunately, reservations are not accepted at Century House Tavern.
Century House Tavern Website
Woodstock, GA 30188
Next on our downtown Woodstock tour was Ice Martini Bar, just steps away from Century House Tavern. The sleek blue and silver interior is definitely fitting for a date night or girls night out. The offerings are a mix of martinis, sushi, tapas and decadent desserts. It is all courtesy of husband and wife team, Fuyuhiko and Lisa Ito.
Chef Ito, formerly the executive chef of MF Buckhead, originally hails from Japan, is French-trained and has worked in high-end sushi bars in both the U.S. and Japan. Chef Ito incorporated many traditional sushi rolls into the menu, while also creating several signature rolls like the ICE Roll. He also created an array of tapas that include items such as Baked Crème Mussels, Sweet Pork Belly over Arugula Salad, and Teriyaki Beef and Onion Sliders.
The decadent dessert menu was developed by Lisa Ito, a classically trained pastry chef of CIA and a veteran of the New York food scene. All desserts are homemade and served in a martini glass.
Trek out to Woodstock and start with a delightful gastronomic dinner at Century House Tavern and head over to Ice Martini Bar afterward to round out your evening with a fancy martini.
ICE MARTINI & SUSHI BAR Website
380 Chambers Street
Woodstock, GA
(770) 672-6334


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Washington (UPI) Dec 21, 2012
U.S. President Barack Obama has named 12 eminent researchers and 11 extraordinary inventors as recipients of national medal awards, the White House said Friday.
The National Medal of Science and the National Medal of Technology and Innovation are the highest honors bestowed by the U.S. government upon scientists, engineers, and inventors, the announcement said.
"I am proud to honor these inspiring American innovators," Obama said. "They represent the ingenuity and imagination that has long made this Nation great -- and they remind us of the enormous impact a few good ideas can have when these creative qualities are unleashed in an entrepreneurial environment."
The National Medal of Science, created in 1959 and administered by the National Science Foundation, recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to science and engineering.
It be awarded to Dr. Allen Bard and Dr. John Goodenough, University of Texas at Austin; Dr. Sallie Chisholm, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Dr. Sidney Drell, Stanford University; Dr. Sandra Faber, University of California, Santa Cruz; Dr. Sylvester James Gates, University of Maryland; Dr. Solomon Golomb, University of Southern California; Dr. M. Frederick Hawthorne, University of Missouri; Dr. Leroy Hood, Institute for Systems Biology, Wash.; Dr. Barry Mazur, Harvard University; Dr. Lucy Shapiro, Stanford University School of Medicine; and Dr. Anne Treisman, Princeton University.
The National Medal of Technology and Innovation, created in 1980 and administered by the U.S. Department of Commerce's Patent and Trademark Office, is given to those who have made lasting contributions to America's competitiveness and the strengthening of the technological workforce.
It will be awarded to Dr. Francis Arnold, California Institute of Technology; Dr. George Carruthers, U.S. Naval Research Lab; Dr. Robert Langer, MIT; Dr. Norman McCombs, AirSep Corporation; Dr. Gholam Peyman, Arizona Retinal Specialists; Dr. Art Rosenfeld, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Dr. Jan Vilcek, NYU Langone Medical Center; the IBM Corp. team of Dr. Samuel Blum, Dr. Rangaswamy Srinivasan and Dr. James Wynne; and the company Raytheon Raytheon BBN Technologies.
The medal recipients will receive their awards at a White House ceremony in early 2013.
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The museum is the steward of one of the world's most important collections of drawings by Old Masters. Much of the collection has now been made available for public consultation in a scholarly manner via a digital sub-collection catalogue.
The collection catalogue includes more than 400 drawings and is also the first catalogue of a museum sub-collection to be published online. Since 2009 the whole collection of Netherlandish drawings from the 15th and 16th century has been investigated in probing detail for the first time in the museum's history.
You can browse the drawings on your computer screen whenever and wherever you wish, allowing you to study these works in the finest detail. It is definitely worth taking a look: collectie.boijmans.nl/onderzoek.
Jonieke van Es and Albert Elen were responsible for editing the collection catalogue. The texts were written by Yvonne van Bleyerveld, Albert Elen and Judith Niessen, with contributions by Peter van der Coelen and Ariane van Suchtelen. The research was made possible thanks to the generous financial support of the Mondriaan Fund in the context of state subsidy for art-historical research by museums.


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The owners of Brisbane's embattled Airport Link tunnel have extended the ramp-up period to reach traffic forecasts to three years.
But the move may not save
Traffic numbers for November –the first full month of tolling – showed only 53,313 vehicles a day used the tunnel, about 82,000 short of its 135,000 target.
Last month BrisConnections went into a trading halt after it appointed insolvency and restructuring experts PPB Advisory to review its tolling, traffic forecasts and overall cost structures.
The review, set up only four months after the tunnel opened in late July, is expected to be completed by early next year.
In its original product disclosure statement in 2008, BrisConnections said traffic forecasts were expected to steadily increase to 179,276 vehicles a day after six months, 186,117 after 12 months and 195,378 after 15 months.
But in its annual report, it said it had amended its ramp-up period from 15 months to 36 months.
A spokeswoman for the company said the decision had been made because of the extended toll-free period of up to three months and a further 12 months of discounted tolls.
"It was originally going to be one month free and then a 15-month ramp-up period but it has now been extended because of the extended discount tolling period," the spokeswoman said.
But BrisConnections has not said how the original forecasts will correspond to the new time frame.
Arup, the company that made the original traffic forecasts for the Airport Link in 2008, refused to answer questions from The Australian Financial Review about whether it stood by the forecasts in the product disclosure statement.
Aecom, which provided traffic forecasts for Brisbane's Clem Jones tunnel, is being sued by the receivers of RiverCity Motorway for making overly optimistic forecasts.
It is also facing a class action from investors who lost money on the Clem Jones tunnel, which went into receivership less than a year after it opened in early 2010.
BrisConnections chief executive
But a consortium of 10 banks, which have lent more than $3 billion to the project, moved to appoint PPB to overhaul its operation.
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text: With a convincing 5-0 whitewashing of visiting Claymont on Wednesday in East Central Ohio League action, the Cambridge High boys tennis team set a new season high for dual match wins during the Mike Denniston reign as head coach.The 1999 and 2001, Denniston-coached squads both won 10 games.Yeah, its kinda neat to win that 11th match, a typically subdued Denniston remarked, but you have to give all the credit to the kids.I didnt hit any volleys for them. These kids are a really good group to work with.Denniston has been at the helm of the program since 1992. Not since some of the teams coached by Norm Kahn have Bobcat netters won as many matches as this spring.Cambridge (11-5, 5-2 ECOL) was so dominant in Wednesdays three singles matches, Claymont managed to win just one game. The Bobcats Tyler Valentine bested Dyllan Welch 6-0, 6-1. Darren Fields dispatched Steve Tripp 6-0, 6-0, and Jeff Canning shut out Caleb Sullivan by an identical 6-0, 6-0 score.At No. 1 doubles, the Bobcats Kyle Donnelly and Andy Byers took the measure of Trent Patterson and Allen Linard by scores of 6-3, 6-2. At No. 2 doubles, Mike Daugherty and Tim Nunn got by Aaron Hillyer and Gary Versluis by scores of 6-1, 7-6 (8-6).The Dover match will be a toughie, Denniston remarked. Hopefully, we can play them tougher than we did the first time.NEXTCambridge hosts ECOL champion Dover today at 4:30 p.m.


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> >problem a couple months ago. The current version is 3.1.0b2, and that's
> >what the documentation at http://www.htdig.org/ describes.
> This is precisely what I use and it is driving me crazy, because according
> everything I read it should work. htdig keeps reporting "unable to build
> connection..." and that is it! :-(
Do you have an http server running on this system? htdig still needs to
talk to the server at the start, even if you use local_urls. At the very
least, it tries to get /robots.txt from the server, as well as files for
which it doesn't know the type (non-HTML files). On my system, where
some users' web directories are also indexed, it also uses the server
for the main index page of each user's web pages. (For some reason,
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/~user/file.html, but not the home page itself, i.e. "/~user/".) I don't
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The Bravest Knight
By Meena Budworth
The darkest tower
The darkest night
The biggest power
The biggest fright
And possibly the bravest knight
Grabs the knight
And pulls him off
And for a moment
The demon looked soft
A look of pure terror
Glanced across his face
No time for beauty
Foolishness, or grace
As the knight hacked away
With his sword and stone
The demon reappeared
As flesh and bone
What a brave knight
To go out into the night
In the darkest tower
To beat the biggest power
He'd found the strength divine
To let his little light shine
Once again the knights had won
But no victory for everyone
As the wise man says and the story be told
'The demons are feared and the knights, they are bold'
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What should I do?
What's going to happen?
I just don't know.
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ot knowing what's going over their head
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oanne, Joanne they cry
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Silence their hello
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I really liked this book because it describes things so well, that I feel that the story is real life. The characters in it are called Robin, Mark, Jo, Angela, Lisa, Grandma, Grandpa, a teacher called Miss Beckworth, Jamie Edwards and Charlotte. (who likes to be called Charlie but hates to be called Charlotte)
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Metal Gear Solid
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A bunch of actors who will voice Mowgli's animal companions are revealed along with the young actor to portray the sole human boy.
Just a day after Benedict Cumberbatch's casting in "Jungle Book: Origins" was announced, Warner Bros. unveiled the rest of the voice cast. Christian Bale, Cate Blanchett, Naomie Harris, Tom Hollander, Eddie Marsan and Peter Mullan are joining the Ruyard Kipling short stories adaptation as the animal characters.
Bale will voice the panther Bagheera, while movie's director Andy Serkis will voice Baloo the bear. Blanchett is to give voice to the python Kaa, Harris is the female wolf Nisha, Hollander is jackal Tabaqui, Marsan is male wolf Vihaan while Mullan is the wolves' leader Akela. Cumberbatch was previously announced as the voice of man-eating tiger Shere Khan.
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SWINDON Town's Milk Cup side were beaten 3-2 by County Antrim at the Milk Cup this afternoon.
Following a 4-0 victory on Tuesday, the Robins made the perfect start when a Callum Gunner corner was met by Jordan Young to put Swindon in front after six minutes.
Town then doubled their lead, when Jordan Morris picked out Scott Twine from a corner and, when Twine was felled in the penalty area, he stepped up, dusted himself down and converted from the spot.
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Hard-core gamers might be quick to jump in, but it's a waiting game if you're interested in the Xbox One's wider home entertainment potential.
The Xbox One is finally on the shelves and Aussie gamers will be rushing out to do laps of Mount Panorama in Forza Motorsport 5 or take up arms in Call of Duty: Ghost. On launch day the attention is always focused on a handful of new games, but the Xbox One promises to be so much more. Unfortunately Australians need to wait a while for this new console to deliver on that promise.
Originally I was told that Catch Up TV services TENPlay and SBS on Demand wouldn't be available on the Xbox One for "a few weeks" and nor would Quickflix. I guess things must have been fast-tracked, because TENPlay and SBS popped up in the app store a day or two ago. The two apps look slick although the picture quality can be a little sketchy.
Homeland on TENPlay looks surprisingly good, on par with standard-def television but a little lacking in contrast. Once you become engrossed in the content it's easy to forget it's coming from the internet. Meanwhile local Australian content like The Project looks a lot rougher around the edges, it's watchable but not great.
Basic Kinect voice commands such as pause, play and fast-forward work with Catch Up video clips, which is handy but still not as quick as pressing the buttons on the controller. Of course if the controller isn't within reach then shouting at your television seems more practical, although it can be hit and miss. Alternatively you might use the SmartGlass app on your phone or tablet to control the console, but make sure you download the "Xbox One SmartGlass" app rather than the "Xbox SmartGlass" app which is designed for the Xbox 360.
Unfortunately the "Mute" voice command doesn't yet work anywhere across the Xbox One platform, which is frustrating because I think it's the voice command I'd use the most. The mute command works in the US but it doesn't work in Australia because, rather than muting its own audio output, the Xbox One relies on the IR transmitters built into the Kinect sensor to active the mute function on your television. None of these IR-based television controls work in Australia yet, but I've been told they're coming in a firmware update.
For now you can say "Xbox Watch TV" to view the video feed coming from the HDMI input, but that's it. You can't change channels on the attached device or your television and you can't adjust the volume. I haven't had any trouble running my TiVo through the Xbox One's HDMI input but I've heard that it can be troublesome with some devices. The fact that the HDMI input works with the snap feature is a nice touch, so you can say "Xbox snap TV" and have the live feed pop up on the right-hand side of the screen – so you can race around Bathurst while keeping one eye on the cricket at the Gabba.
It's nice to see SBS and TENPlay at launch, but we're still waiting on Quickflix and there's no word when Foxtel Play or ABC iView will arrive, although I've unofficially been told that it's "not unreasonable to expect them" considering they're on the Xbox 360. Of course you do have access to the Xbox Video store at launch and it gives you a taste of the integration that Microsoft is aiming for.
While it's possible to launch the apps for individual video services, you can also search for content across platforms, similar to Samsung's Smart TVs or a Roku media player. From the Home page you can click the Movies & TV tile and then search for something like "The Avengers". You'll be shown the details of the movie, with a list down the right of "Ways to Watch". For now it only shows "Xbox Video: Buy or rent", not Catch Up TV options, but other sources will appear in time. Of course Australians miss out on Netflix and Hulu but you might be able to get around this with a little geo-dodging trickery. I can get them running on the Xbox 360 but I haven't tried it on the Xbox One yet.
Alternatively you can say "Xbox, Bing, The Avengers" and have it search for the movie. You might think "Bing" would call up a search engine result, but Microsoft has decided that you must substitute the word "Bing" for "Search" whenever you speak to the console. It comes across as merely a desperate and annoying attempt to legitimise the word.
The cross-platform search is part of Microsoft's OneGuide concept, which seems to be the future of video on demand. Call up the OneGuide on the screen in Australia and you'll only see options like Xbox Video, TENPlay, SBS, SkyDrive, Machinima and TED. In the US you'll also see your local TV guide, with the ability to search for programming and then have the Xbox change channel on your TV, PVR or set-top box.
Unfortunately the Xbox One doesn't have access to the Australian Electronic Program Guide and there's no ETA at this point. Considering how difficult Australia's networks are to deal with on issues like EPG data it could be a long wait although, in theory, Microsoft should be able to license it from HWW as TiVo does. Like TiVo, Microsoft will need someone to hand-curate the EPG data because what's supplied by the networks is a haphazard mess sometimes. Hopefully Microsoft won't force us to wait for EPG access before it enables basic IR commands like mute.
It's still early days but Microsoft's new console has definitely thrown down the gauntlet, with Sony rival PlayStation 4 due to hit the shelves next week. I'll have my hands on a PlayStation 4 in the next few days, which will also focus on the big games at launch, but in the long run I think the Xbox One is the one to watch in terms of wider home entertainment features.
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Minto has a transportation planner and gets technical assistance from Tanana Chiefs Council and BIA. The village is working closely with ADOT on the planning for the airport project.
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Notebooks and markers can go back to school in style, too, in a backpack that reflects the individuality of the student who carries it.
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"Backpacks are on trend with a ton of pizzazz to fit any personality," she says, "and are designed smaller to keep up with technology trends like laptops, iPads and mobile phones."
Fashion always finds a way to reinvent things and make the old-school classics look brand new, Tatelman says. You can find slouchy backpacks, small and structured backpacks, one-shoulder, textured, studded or multicolor ones.
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"Backpacks are perfect for hands-free toting," Tatelman says. "Whether you're going to school, work or running weekend errands, you can rest easy knowing that you have everything you need — a laptop, books, snacks and more."
Backpacks are a great way for students to express themselves," says Chris Cox, vice-president of design and creative for Nautica.
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CLEVELAND (AP) Victor Martinez hugged teammates and danced in the dugout as if he had just won the World Series.
It was a special moment for Cleveland's switch-hitter, who hit his first home run in nearly a year to help the Indians beat the Chicago White Sox 9-3 on Tuesday night.
"It felt great to see one finally go out," Martinez said.
GAME REPORT: Indians 9, White Sox 3
The White Sox remained tied with Minnesota for the AL Central lead despite losing for the fifth time in six games. Chicago will try to avoid a three-game sweep Wednesday.
"Something's missing," White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen said. "It seems like we are tired. It seems like we are dead. There are a lot of things that we are missing right now.
"Maybe because we're not scoring many runs. Maybe because the starting pitching throws four innings and that's it. Maybe we're not coaching right. Maybe I'm making the wrong decisions.
"We have to find out right away because if we continue to play like that, it's going to be real tough to compete."
Fausto Carmona (8-5) pitched 5 2/3 innings to win his third straight start and Asdrubal Cabrera broke out of a 1-for-19 slump with three hits for the Indians, winners of 12 of 15.
Chicago's Nick Swisher snapped his 0-for-19 slide with an eighth-inning double.
Martinez put Cleveland ahead 2-0 in the second inning against John Danks (10-8).
Jhonny Peralta walked and Martinez, activated Friday after having right elbow surgery in mid-June, hit the first pitch he saw over the wall in left. It was his first homer in 57 games and 203 at-bats since Sept. 25.
"Nobody has more fun playing this game than Victor," said backup catcher Sal Fasano, who greeted Martinez with a bearhug in the dugout. "It was a lot of fun to see him do that."
Martinez said he was teased by teammates and enjoyed every minute of it.
"I'd be lying if I said I wasn't thinking about (his drought)," Martinez said. "This game is all about having fun and the guys made some fun of me. It was a great feeling."
Franklin Gutierrez's two-run double made it 4-0 in the fifth.
Carmona failed to get out of the sixth when Chicago scored three runs, helped by the right-hander's wildness. Jermaine Dye walked and scored on a wild pitch. Another run scored on a sacrifice fly by Swisher. Then Carmona hit Alexei Ramirez in the hand with a pitch and pinch-hitter Jose Uribe followed with a two-out RBI double off the left-field wall to make it 4-3.
"I tried to make a perfect pitch and it sank too much," Carmona said of his wild pitch in the dirt that skipped past catcher Kelly Shoppach.
Rafael Betancourt came on to strike out Jerry Owens with runners on second and third to preserve the one-run lead.
"Betancourt did a good job to protect that lead right there," Indians manager Eric Wedge said. "That was huge."
Carmona allowed three runs and five hits. He walked two and struck out two.
Danks gave up four runs and eight hits over four innings in his third straight loss.
Peralta had an RBI single off D.J. Carrasco in Cleveland's five-run seventh. Boone Logan then issued a bases-loaded walk to pinch-hitter Shin-Soo Choo before giving up a two-run single to Cabrera and Grady Sizemore's run-scoring single to make it 9-3.
Chicago leads the majors with 199 home runs, but did not hit any for the second consecutive game after hitting 21 in its previous 12 games.
Notes: Chicago OFs Carlos Quentin (sore left forearm) and Ken Griffey Jr. (lower back stiffness) did not play. ... White Sox 3B Joe Crede left in the sixth with tightness in his lower back. ... White Sox LHP Mark Buehrle returned to Chicago to be with his wife, who is ill. He is scheduled to start Friday night. ... DH Travis Hafner and LHP Aaron Laffey were not among six players called up by Cleveland from Triple-A Buffalo. Laffey was shut down with an inflamed left elbow. Hafner, out since May with a sore right shoulder, likely will keep rehabbing in the minors. ... Sizemore is the Indians' winner of the 2008 Roberto Clemente Award that recognizes good play on the field and work in the community.
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