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We have all read and debated the stories about pregnant women being court ordered into bed rest, inductions, and c-sections against their will. We've heard stories about pregnant women charged with child endangerment for drinking while pregnant, women arrested for child endangerment following homebirths that were both successful and not successful. There was even the case of the woman who spent a year in jail until the death of her stillborn baby was determined to not be her fault.These are just examples of course, there are many other instances that Im not listing.
In the current climate of fetal personhood bills being introduced, and women's maternity care decisions being taken away from them by court order, its easy to wonder if you could find yourself in a similar situation. So for the debate, do you believe that the current legal climate surrounding reproductive rights could cause women who want to avoid giving birth at the hospital, or women who want to avoid interventions, to not seek out maternity care? Will this drive home birth underground? Will women who have "risks" like VBACs,multiples and breech presentation opt to avoid the hospital for a home birth instead to avoid court ordered intervention?
"Our study identified 413 criminal and civil cases involving the arrests, detentions, and equivalent deprivations of pregnant women physical liberty that occurred between 1973 (when Roe v. Wade was decided) and 2005."
"According to a report by the National Advocates for Pregnant Women (NAPW), since Roe there have been over 400 cases in the U.S. in which a womans pregnancy was a necessary factor leading to attempted and actual deprivations of her liberty, and rights such as the right to life, physical liberty, bodily integrity, due process of law, equal protection, and religious liberty.The cases included women who were subject to the law for not following medical advice, who were forced to have cesareans, or who were charged under harsher statutes because of drug use while pregnant. "
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Armed men are reportedly in control of a Ukrainian military post in Crimea. There are no reports of any shots being fired. Ukrainian forces in Crimea have refused to give up their posts as Russian troops seized strategic locations throughout Crimea. Earlier today, the UN voiced serious concern about a referendum in Crimea on whether to secede from Ukraine. Ukraine's prime minister has insisted that Crimea will always be a part of Ukraine.

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Among the night's performers will be Bonnie Raitt, Stevie Nicks, Carrie Underwood, Emmylou Harris and Sheryl Crow, all of whom will perform in honor of Linda Rostadt.
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LONG BEACH — The Central Neighborhood Advisory Committee will be recognized for its donation of rose bushes at Rosa Parks Park by City Councilman Dee Andrews at 9 a.m. Tuesday.
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The district courts shall have original jurisdiction of any civil action involving the right of any person, in whole or in part of Indian blood or descent, to any allotment of land under any Act of Congress or treaty.
The judgment in favor of any claimant to an allotment of land shall have the same effect, when properly certified to the Secretary of the Interior, as if such allotment had been allowed and approved by him; but this provision shall not apply to any lands held on or before December 21, 1911, by either of the Five Civilized Tribes, the Osage Nation of Indians, nor to any of the lands within the Quapaw Indian Agency.
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The Court of Claims shall have jurisdiction to render judgment upon any claim against the United States:
(1) Founded upon the Constitution; or
(2) Founded upon any Act of Congress; or
(3) Founded upon any regulation of an executive department; or
(4) Founded upon any express or implied contract with the United States; or
(5) For liquidated or unliquidated damages in cases not sounding in tort.
Except as otherwise provided by Act of Congress, the Court of Claims shall not have jurisdiction of any claim against the United States growing out of or dependent upon any treaty entered into with foreign nations or with Indian tribes.
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Every claim of which the Court of Claims has jurisdiction shall be barred unless the petition thereon is filed, or the claim is referred by
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Every claim under section 1497 of this title shall be barred unless the petition thereon is filed within two years after the termination of the river and harbor improvements operations on which the claim is based.
A petition on the claim of a person under legal disability or beyond the seas at the time the claim accrues may be filed within three years after the disability ceases.
A suit for the fees of an officer of the United States shall not be filed until his account for such fees has been finally acted upon, unless the General Accounting Office fails to act within six months after receiving the account.
Citizens or subjects of any foreign government which accords to citizens of the United States the right to prosecute claims against their government in its courts may sue the United States in the Court of Claims if the subject matter of the suit is otherwise within such court's jurisdiction.
Parties to any suit in the Court of Claims may appear before a commissioner in person or by attorney, produce evidence and examine witnesses. Commissioners, including reporter-commissioners taking testimony, may administer oaths or affirmations to witnesses. Subpoenas requiring the attendance of witnesses before commissioners may be issued by the court and compliance therewith shall be compelled under appropriate rules and orders of the court. Subpoenas for witnesses or for the production of testimony may issue out of the court by the clerk and shall be served by the United States marshal to whom they are directed.
The rules of the court shall provide for a finding and report of facts by a commissioner, and when directed by the court his recommendations for conclusions of law, to be filed in court with the testimony upon which the same is based, and for opportunity to file exceptions thereto, and a hearing thereon within such reasonable time as the court's rules or order may prescribe. This section shall not prevent the court from passing upon all questions and findings regardless of whether exceptions were taken before a commissioner.
The Court of Claims may, at the instance of the Attorney General, order any plaintiff to appear, upon reasonable notice, before any commissioner of the court and be examined on oath as to all matters pertaining to his claim. Such examination shall be reduced to writing by the commissioner, and shall be returned to and filed in the court, and may, at the discretion of the attorneys for the United States, be read and used as evidence on the trial. If any plaintiff, after such order is made and due and reasonable notice thereof is given to him, fails to appear, or refuses to testify or answer fully as to all material matters within his knowledge, the court may order that the case shall not be tried until he fully complies with such order.
Any judge of the Court of Claims may sit at any place within the United States to take evidence and report findings.
If convenient, testimony shall be taken in the county where the witness resides.
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A witness in a suit in the Court of Claims shall not be exempt or disqualified because he is a party to or interested in such suit.
The Court of Claims may call upon any department or agency of the United States for any information or papers it deems necessary, and may use all recorded and printed reports made by the committees of the Senate or House of Representatives.
The head of any department or agency may refuse to comply when, in his opinion, compliance will be injurious to the public interest.
Upon the trial of any suit in the Court of Claims in which any set-off, counterclaim, claim for damages, or other demand is set up on the part of the United States against any plaintiff making claim against the United States in said court, the court shall hear and determine such claim or demand both for and against the United States and plaintiff.
If upon the whole case it finds that the plaintiff is indebted to the United States it shall render judgment to that effect, and such judgment shall be final and reviewable.
The transcript of such judgment, filed in the clerk's office of any district court, shall be entered upon the records, and be a judgment of such district court and enforceable as such.
Whenever any bill, except for a pension, is referred to the Court of Claims by either House of Congress, such court shall proceed with the same in accordance with its rules and report to such House, the facts in the case, including facts relating to delay or laches, facts bearing upon the question whether the bar of any statute of limitation should be removed, or facts claimed to excuse the claimant for not having resorted to any established legal remedy.
The court shall also report conclusions sufficient to inform Congress whether the demand is a legal or equitable claim or a gratuity, and the amount, if any, legally or equitably due from the United States to the claimant.
A claim or matter referred to the Court of Claims by the head of an executive department shall be proceeded with as are other cases pending in such court, under its rules.
The court shall report its findings of fact and conclusions of law to the head of the department who referred the claim or matter.
The Secretary of the Treasury may, upon the certificate of the Comptroller General of the United States, direct any claim or matter, of which, by reason of the subject matter or character, the Court of Claims might take jurisdiction on the voluntary action of the claimant, to be transmitted, with all the vouchers, papers, documents, and proofs pertaining thereto, to such court for trial and adjudication.
Notice of suit under section 1494 of this title shall be given to the Attorney General and to the head of the department requested to settle the account in question.
The judgment of the Court of Claims in such suit, or of the Supreme Court upon review, shall be conclusive upon the parties, and payment of the amount found due shall discharge the obligation.
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A right of action shall accrue to the United States upon the judgment, but such right and any right of action on the original indebtedness shall be barred unless an action thereon is brought within three years after judgment.
Whenever the Court of Claims finds that any loss by a disbursing officer of the United States was without his fault or negligence, it shall render a judgment setting forth the amount thereof, and the General Accounting Office shall allow the officer such amount as a credit in the settlement of his accounts.
(a) Any person suing under section 1495 of this title must allege and prove that:
(1) His conviction has been reversed or set aside on the ground that he is not guilty of the offense of which he was convicted, or on new trial or rehearing he was found not guilty of such offense, as appears from the record or certificate of the court setting aside or reversing such conviction, or that he has been pardoned upon the stated ground of innocence and unjust conviction and
(2) He did not commit any of the acts charged or his acts, deeds, or omissions in connection with such charge constituted no offense against the United States, or any State, Territory or the District of Columbia, and he did not by misconduct or neglect cause or bring about his own prosecution.
(b) Proof of the requisite facts shall be by a certificate of the court or pardon wherein such facts are alleged to appear, and other evidence thereof shall not be received.
(c) No pardon or certified copy of a pardon shall be filed with the Court of Claims unless it contains recitals that the pardon was granted after applicant had exhausted all recourse to the courts and that the time for any court to exercise its jurisdiction had expired.
(d) The Court may permit the plaintiff to prosecute such action in forma pauperis.
(e) The amount of damages awarded shall not exceed the sum of $5,000.
A claim against the United States shall be forfeited to the United States by any person who corruptly practices or attempts to practice any fraud against the United States in the proof, statement, establishment, or allowance thereof.
In such cases the Court of Claims shall specifically find such fraud or attempt and render judgment of forfeiture.
(a) The Court of Claims may grant a plaintiff a new trial on any ground established by rules of common law or equity applicable as between private parties.
(b) Such court, at any time while any suit is pending before it, or after proceedings for review have been instituted, or within two years after the final disposition of the suit, may grant the United States a new trial and stay the payment of any judgment upon satisfactory evidence, cumulative or otherwise, that any fraud, wrong, or injustice has been done the United States.
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(b) Interest on judgments against the United States affirmed by the Supreme Court after review on petition of the United States shall be paid at the rate of four per cent per annum from the date of the filing of the transcript of the judgment in the Treasury Department to the date of the mandate of affirmance. Such interest shall not be allowed after the term of the Supreme Court at which the judgment was affirmed.
(a) Every final judgment rendered by the Court of Claims against the United States shall be paid out of any general appropriation therefor, on presentation to the General Accounting Office of a certification of the judgment by the clerk and chief judge of the court.
(b) Payment of any such judgment and of interest thereon shall be a full discharge to the United States of all claims and demands arising out of the matters involved in the case or controversy.
The Secretary of the Treasury shall certify to Congress for appropriation only such judgments of the Court of Claims as are not to be reviewed or are entered upon mandate of the Supreme Court.
A final judgment of the Court of Claims against any plaintiff shall forever bar any further claim, suit, or demand against the United States arising out of the matters involved in the case or controversy.
(a) The Court of Claims shall by rules impose a fee not exceeding $10, for the filing of any petition and the hearing of any case before the court, a judge, or a commissioner.
(b) The clerk shall collect a fee of 10 cents a folio for preparing and certifying a transcript of the record for the purpose of a writ of certiorari sought by the plaintiff, and for furnishing certified copies of judgments or other documents. Not less than $5 shall be charged for each certified copy of findings of fact and opinion of the court to be filed in the Supreme Court.
(c) The clerk shall also collect for each certified copy of the court's findings of fact and opinion a fee of 25 cents for five pages or less, 35 cents for those over five and not more than ten pages, 45 cents for those over ten and not more than twenty pages, and 50 cents for those of more than twenty pages.
(d) The cost of printing the record in every pending case in the court shall be taxed against the losing party, collected by the clerk of the court, except when the judgment is against the United States, and paid into the Treasury.
SEC. 39. The sections or parts thereof of the Revised Statutes of the District of Columbia, Revised Statutes of the United States or Statutes at Large enumerated in the following schedule are hereby repealed. Any rights or liabilities now existing under such sections or parts thereof shall not be affected by this repeal.
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13th November 2011 12:52 PM #1
What can you do to come to terms with an unexpected outcome?
At the Pregnancy and Parenting Network in October we discussed Unexpected outcomes at length. One of the issues we discussed is what are some positive strategies to help come to terms with an unexpected outcome. Strategies that the group came up with were:
- Probably one of the most important things to do is to debrief after the birth. You many need to tell your story over and over to different people. Having a skilled listener can be very helpful. Talking to your midwife can help
- It was suggested to write down your birth story. It was felt that it helped you to learn more about your experience and that you'll remember more.
- Reading other women's stories was viewed positively by most in the group
- Look after your health - eat well, rest and consider natural therapies
- Seek counselling if needed
- Give yourself time ...
Do you have any other suggestions? Can you share your experience?
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Debriefing is wonderful, although it doesn't have to be official - I think that in many cases it's better to chat informally with someone who has the same views on birth as you do and whom you know will be understanding and not judge your experience for you. For instance, if you had a traumatic birth which involved an induction that you did not really want, then it would probably not be a good idea to try and debrief with a person who thinks that inductions are the next best thing to sliced bread. Also, it can sometimes help to talk about your birth with the midwife or ob who attended you, however, if you were not happy with the assistance you received from them, then tell them that, but maybe choose someone else to debrief the birth with.
If anyone tries to derail your feelings of trauma or loss by saying that you "should be grateful that you have a healthy baby," then leave the conversation; they clearly aren't getting the point and are not the best person to be debriefing with, as these sorts of derailing comments can make you feel even more guilt over the birth you didn't get, the birth you wanted for you and your baby, and they certainly don't bring healing. Don't try and debrief with people who try to derail you.
When you have had a traumatic birth you must be gentle with yourself, as it is not your fault. Give yourself time to grieve for the birth you didn't get, and don't beat yourself up.
Because traumatic events cause of bodies to have to deal with excess stress hormones, it can be helpful to provide your body some extra nutritional building blocks to help it restore its equilibrium. Vitamin C is helpful after stressful events, as are B vitamins. A qualified/certified naturopath is often a great person to see if you are suffering from excessive fatigue and/or depresssion, especially if you are not keen on going down the antidepressant path, as there are many effective natural therapies and natural medications which can assist your body to restore its own natural equilibrium.
Keeping a private journal in which to record your thoughts and feelings helps many people. You don't have to show anyone the journal, and you can even burn it afterwards if you desire. Such a ritual may seem extreme but some people have found healing through writing down any self-destructive thoughts they have had, eg guilt and then destroying the paper it's written on. Fire is a primal force and our bodies are connected with the primal forces - it can help to get in touch with the earth in this way. Giving birth is not just a physical journey, it is a spiritual journey as well.
What else...? Um... I'm having a think! Also, meeting with a like-minded mothers' group in your local area on a regular basis can be a wonderful thing.
20th January 2012 09:05 PM #3
I would second the above by Kestrel - keep talking. Surround yourself with: friends, positive people who will listen and suitable, caring health professionals. Don't feel guilty that you are struggling: be nice to yourself and give yourself time. It's ok (and normal) to need lots of help.
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i also agree with the above. After my 4 unplanned caesers, confidence in my birthing ability was at an all time low. my doula suggested writing my births stories down...not the polite version that people are told, but the real story with the roller coaster of emotions whether good or bad. it was quite helpful in that i realised there were some things that worked against me in labour. this all helped me have a successful vbac next time around.
31st January 2012 03:13 AM #5
Hi gez15673, yes I too have found writing a journal of what really happened helpful in coming to terms with the outcome. I'm glad you were able to successfully have a vbac after your difficult previous birth experience.
31st January 2012 10:55 AM #6
This is fantastic information - thank you for sharing everyone.
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Birthing a glorious baby in a not so glorious fashion
I have always believed in my body's ability to birth naturally. After taking 20 years to achieve a successful pregnancy I had come to view the impending birth as my magnum opus. I was going to birth a glorious baby in a glorious fashion.
Numb from the waist down in an operating theatre after days of labour, and hours of what I would politely classify as torture at the hands of clock-watching hospital midwives, was not what I had planned. I suppose because I am resilient, and because most of all I was aching to hold a living baby in my arms, I let go of it all in the moments before they lowered that blue curtain and I saw my glorious baby for the first time. One out of two 'glorious' isn't bad right? I had a beautiful baby, the baby I strived for 20 years to carry (my first baby was carried by another woman on my behalf).
Twenty-four hours later the cracks were beginning to show. My adoration of my child was beyond words but it was the little things that got to me. Like when I absentmindedly flipped through her new blue book and my eyes fell on the words 'failure to progress.' I had failed. My body had failed. I was a failure. How could this be? How could I, the great campaigner for gentle birth, me, the woman who had championed the cause and converted so many woman, I, who had watched those women go on to have glorious births… How could it be, that in the end it was me who had failed?
Here I sit twelve months on and for the most part I have made peace with what happened. I understand now that great emotional pressures in the last half of my pregnancy (including my partner leaving) undoubtedly contributed to my state of mind and my inability to let go and surrender to my labour. I also have come to trust the feelings I had from early in the pregnancy that the baby was poorly positioned. It was this positioning which started the spiral and ended it. And last I have come to accept that all this accepting cannot change what happened.
But now for the crunch. As I ponder another pregnancy I am torn between an intense desire to give my body a second chance – to forgive it its trespassers and believe in it again – and to run screaming in fear straight to a hospital.
As I work through these feelings I have found myself beginning to do something suggested to me soon after my daughter's birth. I was privileged to have a wonderful private midwife with me who, knowing how important it would be for me, took many photos throughout my labour and of my baby's birth. She knew when I said 'Take photos. Please. We have to be able to tell the story' that I meant photos of the good, the bad and the ugly.
Anyway, in those early days my midwife suggested that I set the photos to music in a short film style. At the time I thought I could never do it. But slowly, all this time later, I am. I have shed many tears examining each photo, remembering the feelings that went with them and grieving for what I lost. But at the same time I have come to view this as my new opus. Testament to what my body could endure, how far I would go, to birth a living baby.
I still feel cheated and perhaps, to some extent, I always will. But for the most part I have come to believe that, for whatever reason, my baby was meant to be born exactly where she was. I must trust in her and believe that she knew what was best. Also I must forgive my body and allow it a second chance. After all it has been through, it deserves at least that much.
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My youngest was a preemie and I had to leave her at the NICU for 1 week. It was very traumatic for me to leave my Bub in the hospital while I went home. I visited her daily until the paediatrician told us it was okay for us to take her home. Even now, it upsets me that she was born 1 month early. She suffers even from the slightest cold. I talk to my friends and other mums whose children were like my girl. it gives me a sense of peace that I'm not alone.
1st May 2012 12:23 AM #9
Dear Mummy Joey,
I'm sorry to hear you and your daughter had such a traumatic experience when she was first born. Thank you for sharing your experience as I believe this will help to support others who have been through premature births and are trying to deal with the emotions they are feeling.
That's great you can talk to other mums about this. I suffered from post traumatic stress after the birth of my son and it was only through the support of other mums that I started to move forward from this experience. Did you attend an organised group or were the mums friends you already knew?
Best wishes to you and your family,
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Hi Mummy Joey,
There are some natural things you can do to boost your baby's immune system so that she is more resistant to infection and doesn't catch colds so easily.
Please let us know how old she is, if she is breastfeeding and if she is eating baby food/solids and we will give you some ideas on how to boost her immune system. It's no fun having a sick baby all the time
Warm regards,
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My daughter is now 5 years old. To add to my guilt of having her come out early was the fact that I never got the chance to breastfeed her. My 2 older kids were breastfed but the little one was not able to. She was just too young and she didn't know how to latch on to my breast.
She is an active 5 year old. But like I said, when a cough or a cold hits her, she gets it real hard. When she was 3 years old, she spent a week in the hospital for pneumonia.
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Hi Mummy Joey,
Thank you for the clarification. I'm so sorry to hear that your daughter had to spend a week in the hospital for pneumonia when she was 3. That must have been very hard on all of you.
The good news is there are some wonderful, easy, things you can to do help boost her immune system so that these things won't hit her quite as hard.
One of the best and "free" things you can do is to help her avoid sugar and white flour products (i.e. cookies, cake, muffins, most crackers, etc.) If she wants something sweet, choose fresh or frozen fruit or even canned fruit if it doesn't have added sugar, but fresh or frozen is always better than canned. It has more nutrients, and your daughter needs these nutrients to build her immune system. Another alternative to sugar is a natural sugar like honey or agave nectar. Xylitol or Stevia can also be used to sweeten drinks, like if you make fresh lemonade for her by squeezing fresh lemon juice into a glass of water and then adding a little stevia to make it sweet. Dried fruits are also a better alternative than sugar (i.e. raisins, dates, dried apple rings, dried pears, dried peaches, prunes, etc.). Be sure you avoid dried fruit that has sulfur added to preserve it. You will find that many dried fruits, like apricots, normally have sulfur added to preserve color. This should be avoided when trying to boost the immune system.
Another thing that can be given when she wants something sweet is a fruit smoothie. Try something like orange juice, banana and pineapple to begin with. If she likes that, then add a handful of dark green leafy vegetables like spinach or baby salad greens. The smoothie will turn green, but you really can't taste the green much, in a smoothie and it is so good for the body.
You may also want to try to avoid foods that cause inflammation in the body. This would include cow milk products and even wheat and grains with gluten. Corn and some oats are gluten free, and are good alternatives to wheat. Drinking raw milk is much better for the body than drinking pasteurized milk, and drinking goat milk is easier to digest than cow milk. Cows have 4 stomachs so they can process their mother's milk much easier than a human, with only one stomach, can digest it. If we're not digesting our food well, then we're not getting a lot of the nutrients the food provides, which can weaken our immune system.
Some things that I do to help boost the immune system when there's illness going around our home include:
- Avoiding sugar and processed foods (as mentioned above)
- Taking a probiotic like acidophilus. There are some wonderful products with a variety of probiotic strains that you can get at the store. Just open the capsule up and put it in some unsweetened applesauce. It doesn't have any flavor and your daughter should take it just fine. Alternatively, you can make a more powerful probiotic by fermenting foods. It all depends on how you can get some of this into your daughter (what she will eat). I'll include a couple of videos on how to culture foods at the end of this post. Dr. Mercola just posted a very good article on his website about the benefits of cultured foods. Oh, and while we're on the topic of cultured foods, making your own kefir helps to start the digestion process of the milk, and it's something your daughter might like to eat. Avoid buying the high sugar kefir at the store, if possible.
- Taking some colostrum. This is the first liquid that babies get before breastmilk comes in. It is full of wonderful properties that boost the immune system. Colostrum is now available in liquid and capsule form (it comes from cows but it works well).
- Taking extra vitamin C and zinc. Be careful with the zinc, as you can over due it, but giving your daughter a zinc lozenge can help boost the immune system, especially if she is exposed to a cold. My family likes taking Emergen-C. This is a fizzy powder that you add to water. It has a lot of vitamins in it, along with the vitamin C. If you find that your daughter starts to get diarrhea from taking vitamin C, you'll want to back off on it, but in general, Vitamin C doesn't cause problems for most people and can be very beneficial to give at the first sign of a cold (that first sneeze, itchy throat, sniffle, etc.). I've kicked some colds within 24 hours by taking vitamin C early enough.
I would also encourage you to choose vaccines wisely. Vaccines are becoming more and more known for compromising the immune system. Be sure you're researching each and every vaccine before giving permission for it to be administered to your child. We have a whole area focused on vaccine discussion, so be sure to check that out.
Hope you enjoy the videos below and feel free to post back with any questions, or when your daughter starts to show the first signs of getting sick, and we'll try to give you more helpful suggestions.
Warm regards,
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14th May 2012 11:02 PM #13
Dear Mummy Joey,
I see Kate has given us some super advice above.
Eating a nutritious, well-balanced diet rich in: Zinc, Vitamin E and Vitamin C is an excellent way to boost your child's immune system. There is also evidence that eating garlic can help to boost our immune systems as it helps to increase the number of white blood cells in the body and these help to fight off infections.
Another natural tip for if you feel your daughter is starting to get a cold is to give her 'hot foods' such an onions, radishes and chilli (these can, of course, be cooked with other food! I'm not sure she would enjoy straight chilli!). These type of foods can help to break down mucus.
Best wishes,
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Hi guys,
I find the whole thread very informative. I even tell my mum friends to check our forum's site to get solid and vital information on motherhood, pregnancy, parenting and many other things related to it. It is especially great to know that there are things that even long time mothers may not have known or understood and got all the information in the forum. It also feels nice to be talking, sharing experiences and advice with people you consider to be part of your circle.
Keep it up everybody!
25th July 2012 09:34 PM #15
I totally agree MumO'Three. This is a great place to share our pregnancy and parenting experiences.
One thing I have learnt since I have been a mum is that there is always something new to learn! As our children and families grow, there are always new elements to parenting (highs and lows) to share and support each other in.


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the second sentence of section 1 of the Act of August 9, 1955 (69 Stat. 539), as amended (25 U. S. C. 415), is hereby further amended by inserting the words "the Fort Mojave Reservation," after the words "the Southern Ute Reservation,".
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USC senior named Marshall Scholar finalist
By Jennifer Bess, Fellowships and Scholar Programs
University of South Carolina senior Rahoul Ahuja of Columbia has been named a Marshall Scholar finalist. Ahuja will interview for the prestigious national scholarship Nov. 6 in Atlanta.
Ahuja is a Baccalaureus Artium et Scientiae major, offered by the South Carolina Honors College, focusing on pre-medicine, health economics and international health policy. A member of Phi Beta Kappa, Ahuja is the recipient of the valedictorian scholarship. He participated in Dr. Susan Lessner's lab at the USC School of Medicine, and has significant internship experiences with the WHO in Geneva, Switzerland, and the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta, working on issues surrounding tobacco use and smoking cessation.
Ahuja plans to complete the Master of Science in Public Health in Developing Countries at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, as well as the MSc in International Health Policy at the London School of Economics.
He is the son of Anita Khetpal and Vijay Ahuja, and is a graduate of Cardinal Newman High School in Columbia.
"I am honored to be selected for a Marshall interview and the opportunity to represent the university. I would especially like to extend my deepest gratitude to everyone who has guided me and helped me get to this stage, including the USC Marshall Committee and Fellowships Office. I hope to be able to use this opportunity in the UK to address pressing health needs worldwide and improve access to healthcare in resource-limited environments."
Up to 40 new Marshall Scholarships are awarded each year. The awards finance young Americans of high ability to study for a degree in the United Kingdom in any discipline. In 1953, an Act of Parliament established the Marshall Scholarship program. Named in honor of US Secretary of State George C. Marshall, the scholarships are an expression of Britain's gratitude for economic assistance received through the Marshall Plan after World War II. The University of South Carolina has had two Marshall Scholars: Elizabeth Nyikos in 2009 and Nicholas Miller in 2001.
The Office of Fellowships and Scholar Programs assists USC students competing for national fellowships and scholarships such as the Marshall. For more information, visit www.sc.edu/ofsp.
The University Marshall Scholarship Committee is chaired by John Nelson (biological sciences). Committee members include Kin Blackburn (economics), Tom Brown (history) and Jill Frank (political science).
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Tiesto's Las Vegas Pro-Tips
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When it comes to dance music, Tiesto is one of the biggest names in the game. In nearly 20 years of making people dance he's created some of the biggest dance floor anthems in the world, aside from releasing several albums and performing countless shows at the biggest clubs and festivals in the world - he even performed at the 2004 Summer Olympics opening ceremony in Athens, Greece.
The legendary DJ just released his fifth artist album A Town Called Paradise, his first since 2009 and not only includes recent songs, but songs he actually created a few years ago. He tells iHeartRadio "I mean a couple of songs I finished recently, and a couple of songs I already finished two years ago. Like 'The Feeling,' with Ou Est le Swimming Pool, is an older song, but it still sounds so great. And also with 'Echoes,' featuring Andreas Moe. Those two songs are the oldest ones on the album, but it's still great. I'm so happy that those songs are timeless because sometimes songs get older after a couple of years, but these songs are just still there and still on the same level as everything else."
Just coming off of an epic weekend in Sin City at Electric Daisy Carnival, Tiesto is set to make a splash in Miami at the iHeartRadio Ultimate Pool Party this weekend, alongside Jennifer Lopez, Neon Trees, Ariana Grande, Iggy Azalea, and Magic!.
[Buy A Town Called Paradise on iTunes]
Tiesto recently stopped by iHeartRadio HQ where he gave us some tips to conquering Las Vegas like a pro. The city has become a special place for Tiesto. With a residency at one of the city's hottest nightclubs Hakkasan, he's there often - so often in fact, at this point he's a pro when it comes to Vegas.
One overall piece of advice on Las Vegas from Tiesto: "Be open minded to do anything you want."
Check out the rest of his pro-tips below:
Pro-tip #1 - The place to go for the deadliest drinks:
Tiësto: Well, you would go to a bar called Twin Peaks. It's an amazing sports bar. You can watch the games and they have the coldest beer in the world. You can see actually the temperature go up and down. It's a great place.
Pro-tip #2 - The hidden gem of Las Vegas:
Tiësto: It's actually the best Thai food restaurant in America. It's called the Lotus of Siam. It's 10 minutes off the strip and it looks a pretty average kind of place from the outside. But the food is absolutely the best Thai food you can eat!
Pro-tip #3 - The best time to hit the casino:
Tiësto: I like to go when it's slow so you have the whole table for yourself, so I would say the best time to go is probably around two o'clock in the afternoon 'til five or six. I love to play roulette. I like numbers and it's so exciting when the ball drops in. It's my favorite game to play. I only play numbers. I don't play red or black. But I do like the black numbers more than the red ones. You should definitely avoid gambling when you're drunk. It's not a good idea. You will always lose.
Pro-tip #4 - The place you shouldn't leave Las Vegas without seeing:
Tiësto: There are so many. There is so much stuff to do, so many things to see. I really like the old side of town, the old Vegas. They just renovated a lot of buildings and they have a whole new hipster area. It's really cool. They have amazing bars, amazing drinks. Yeah, the old town is something you have to see before you leave.
Pro-tip #5 - The best place to get your dance on:
Tiësto: The best place to get your dance on is Hakkasan. It's at the MGM and I think it's the biggest club in the world now. It's amazing every time I play there. There's always great DJs on the weekends and they have a restaurant downstairs, as well, with amazing food, amazing duck with caviar, very fancy. The duck is the best thing to get there.
Pro-tip #6 - The best place to go for after hours:
Tiësto: For after hours the best place is to go either my place or to Drai's [nightclub]. That's been a great after hours. But my place is better!
Pro-tip #7 - The best place to cool off:
Tiësto: Well, they have an ice bar [Minus 5 Ice Bar at The Monte Carlo]. It's amazing to have drinks there to cool off. It's freezing, but it's a lot of fun. That's the best place to cool off.
Check out Tiesto's single "Wasted" featuring Matthew Koma below!
Photos: Katherine Tyler for iHeartRadio


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The Saturday Pedway Tour
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This strange and unique tour takes you through one of the city's least understood spaces, the Chicago Pedway. The Pedway is a series of walkways that connect building to building so that we don't have to go outside in the winter, or the summer...or ever for that matter. But there is oh so much more to the pedway than convenience stores and Dunkin' Donuts! Although, Dunkin Donuts! It is a strange urban space that even Chicagoans don't know about.
The entire tour is inside, we are (mostly) warm in the winter and (mostly) cool in the summer. I will lead you in hilarious and fascinating fashion as we traverse up and down, around and back, up, inside and around and through some of the great buildings of the Loop. You will discover that the Pedway never does anything in a straight line.
We talk about the pedway itself, but we also talk about Chicago history and architecture and we see these great lobbies and there are a couple of instances of Tiffany glass, so you can't beat that. This is a quirky, fun, affordable tour and I love showing the pedway to people, locals and visitors alike.
START: Inside Block 37 Mall, 1 W. Randolph - SW corner of Randolph & State. Meet me by the elevators, I'll be in the red baseball cap!
EXPECTATIONS: It's about a mile of walking, there are lots ups and downs, lots of escalators and some stairs, revolving doors, etc.
KIDS: Kids like the pedway, it's weird so that helps, but it depends what your kid likes. If you have strollers, walkers, etc., be wary, the Pedway can get complicated.
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Block 37 Shopping Mall
1 W. Randolph - SW Corner of Randolph & State - across from Macy's
Come inside and meet me by the elevators - I'll be in the red baseball cap!
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Oakland Raiders quarterback Terrelle Pryor did not practice Wednesday due to the after effects of a concussion sustained last Monday night. Pryor was jarred on a blow to the head and there is some lingering controversy regarding whether Oakland took the proper steps to check him for concussion symptoms.
Fantasy Analysis:
Pryor has an excellent matchup coming up against Washington. The Skins can't stop anybody right now and would have fits trying to slow down the dual-threat quarterback. If Pryor does not play, Matt Flynn would be the starter. If that were the case, it would negatively impact guys like Darren McFadden and Rod Streater since the defense would not have to worry about containing Pryor.


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Tool guitarist says new album is '100 percent' done
Tool's long-awaited new album is supposedly finished.
According to Crave Online, guitarist Adam Jones says the follow-up to 2006's 10,000 Days is "100 percent done" and should be out later this year.
The band reportedly started work on the record this past summer, but few details have been released along the way.
Tool is currently on the road for their first North American trek since 2012. They started earlier this week in Spokane, Washington, and are set to play shows in Eugene, Oregon and Reno, Nevada this weekend.
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Elegant little quiches, featuring a savory cheese filling baked in flaky biscuits. So easy and your guests will rave about them.
Preheat oven to 350°F. Break each biscuit apart horizontally into 3 or 4 pieces. Press each piece into bottom and up sides of mini muffin pan. Bake 3-5 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool slightly.
Meanwhile, in food processor or with electric mixer, combine goat cheese, cream cheese, eggs, basil, salt, pepper and 1/4 cup tomatoes until smooth and well blended. Spoon into cooled biscuit cups; top with remaining 1/4 cup tomatoes. Bake 10-12 minutes or until set. Cool slightly to serve.
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Apparently he was a lifeguard from Rockaway?
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Apparently he was a lifeguard from Rockaway?
Sad story. I was there this morning at about 7:00 AM. It was 6-8', occasionally 9-10' sets, but disorganized and bumpy. By most standards, it was pretty big water, and although long periods between sets, potentially dangerous. Obviously.
Dylan Smith, the one who drowned, was recognized by PEOPLE Magazine as a hero of the year, after using his surfboard and a homemade rope bridge to help rescue 6 people from their neighborhood that was underwater and on fire during Hurricane Sandy. RIP. http://www.people.com/people/article...653654,00.html
This guy was a genuine hero during Sandy. Rescued a lot of people with his surfboard from flood waters. This is sad to hear
That's really sad to hear... I wonder what happened?
Crazy, I was watching the Maria's web cam for quite a while this morning.
It is sad and sadly ironic, my son lifeguarded with Dylan for 5 years in Rockaway Beach, told me the heroics were true, and he was a heck of a guy
Terrible story. Who knows what exactly happened but with large surf and a seriously shallow reef I guess anything could have. RIP Dylan Smith.
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Dartmouth Chooses Michigan Provost As New President
11/29/12 4:04PM Chris Fleisher Valley News
Philip Hanlon, a 1977 Dartmouth graduate and the current provost at the University of Michigan, will take office on July 1 as the college's 18th president, the college announced this afternoon.
Hanlon will visit the Dartmouth campus tomorrow to meet with interim president Carol Folt and other school officials, said Dartmouth spokesman Justin Anderson.
In an interview, Hanlon said he was eager to return to the school that played such an important role in shaping his life and academic career.
"It's had a profound impact on who I am and what path I've taken," Hanlon said by telephone this morning. "So, to be at the helm of Dartmouth College, especially at this moment when there's so much challenge and opportunity in higher education, this is really a thrill."
Hanlon, 57, is a mathematician who has held a number of positions at the University of Michigan since he was first hired as an associate professor in 1986. He eventually became the college's associate dean for planning and finance in 2001 and later rose to vice provost for academic and budgetary affairs in 2007, becoming the provost and executive vice president for academic affairs in 2010.
He brings to Dartmouth particular experience in dealing with fiscal constraints in higher education.
State funding for the University of Michigan was cut by $166 million over the past decade, and Hanlon said he played a central role in helping the university adjust and flourish in that time. It is among the greatest strengths that he brings to Dartmouth, he said.
"I think it's an area where I have a great deal of depth and experience," he said. "I do agree that affordability and access is absolutely crucial to any great college or university right now, and it's something we need to work on at Dartmouth."
The search for Dartmouth's 18th president took slightly less time than the one to find Hanlon's predecessor, who left Dartmouth after just three years on campus to become president of the World Bank. Today's announcement comes just four months after the search criteria were released. Kim, meanwhile, was hired five months after the criteria that led to his hiring were finalized.
Hanlon was on the list of candidates from early on, said Bill Helman, a college trustee and chairman of the search committee. The decision to hire Hanlon "was easy," Helman said, because of Hanlon's commitment to liberal arts education and experience with high profile graduate schools.
Hanlon's ties to Dartmouth also figured prominently in the decision, Helman said.
"It's a very unique place," Helman said. "Philip Hanlon, who is at Michigan, one of the pre-eminent universities in the world, to have the advantage of an undergraduate liberal arts experience at Dartmouth ... it creates pretty unique blend, a pretty unique set of experiences in our guy. So, yeah, I think it's important."
Diana Taylor, the vice chairwoman of the search committee, graduated with Hanlon in 1977. In the statement announcing Hanlon's hiring, Taylor said Hanlon's deep connection with Dartmouth was among the attributes that stood out.
"He impressed everyone on the search committee not only with his passion for Dartmouth, and for undergraduate learning, but also with the sharpness of his vision for how to ensure that Dartmouth can excel in an age of unprecedented challenge and opportunity for higher education," she said. "I could not be more proud that a member of the great Class of 1977 will be leading our alma mater."


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Uncle Johnny's "Peanut Butter Surprise" [RECIPE]
Need something delicious, decedant and alcoholic? Uncle Johnny's "Peanut Butter Surprise" is a sure bet!
Peanut Butter
Tito's Vodka
Cream De Coco
Chocolate Syrup
Non-Dairy Creamer
Whipped Cream
Mini Reese Peanutbutter Cups
1. Make the Peanut Buttter Mix:
1/3rd melted PB
1/3rd chocolate syrup
1/3rd Non-Dairy Creamer
2. Put Peanut Butter mix in the blender over ice with desired amount of vodka and cream de coco.
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Settle, then teaching at the University of Virginia, established the award in response to what she considered the commercialization of American literature prizes. Named for the writers organization International PEN, an American branch of which was then hosted at the university, and for Southern writer William Faulkner, who was once a writer in residence there, the PEN/Faulkner was conceptualized as a peer award, immune to the exhortations of the publishing industry and of popular taste. Juried by a panel of three fiction writers selected by the prize foundation's directors, the award was presented for the best American novel of the previous year. The winning novelist received a substantial sum.
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I started writing on the Internet in 2003. It wasn't until the year after my daughter was born that I started writing about September 11th. Before she was born, I just dealt with the memories on the inside. Since then I've realized that some day I'm going to have to talk about all of this with her. Not only am I going to have to explain the historical events, but how that day affected her mom and dad. I've been changed forever. Will my words change her forever?
Even though I wasn't writing online back then, I was active in an online forum. I had stumbled upon this group of people who discussed all kinds of things: politics, life, food and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Really, what more could you ask for in online friends?
They were the ones I spent most of the day with on September 11th. I was alone in my office. News websites weren't loading. TV reception was horrible. I needed to know what was going on. I needed to talk to other people. Thankfully, they were there, looking for the same things.
Those words are locked as our permanent archive of that day and the day after. Ten years later, I checked to see if they were still there and was transported back to my desk in an office building on 17th and K.
My thoughts are scattered throughout multiple conversations about different topics, but I'm going to try and pull them together for my own historical record. I'm not going to edit them too much for grammar or context. I hope they aren't too disconnected. They obviously make sense to me. Ten years is a long time, and even though I feel like I remember everything as if it was yesterday, there are details that I don't want to forget.
I'm in DC. I'm stuck downtown. a few blocks from the White House. it's major gridlock. my co-worker's husband works at National. we are getting scary reports of another hijacked plane. I'm shaking. it seems like dream. I'm so glad you all are online. I can't get through to CNN, MSNBC, nothing. we have the news on, but there are so many rumors. stay in touch!
I'm still stuck in DC. things are quieting down. gridlock is over. most places are closed. I've got a ride out around 3 pm. checking the forum and watching tv until then.
I can't figure out what this underlying feeling is that I have. I think it is anger. I'm really angry. angry at people who would do this. I don't think I've ever felt like this before. and I don't know where to direct my anger. I want to cry, but I can't.
a friend's son is in school right outside of dc. they are staying open normal time. trying to keep some sense of normalcy for the kids. only 4th graders and up have been told what has happened. I think this is a good thing. knowing how numb I feel right now, I can't even imagine the panic a child would feel.
ok, I'm signing off. the mayor has ordered people to evacuate DC so I am catching a ride and will wait for my husband in maryland. good luck to all.
low tech weapons? they used a plane full of fuel! where did you all hear about the box cutters? scary. I heard on the news an interesting comment, that made me take pause. we live in a country that is very open. we don't want security cameras on our street corners, we don't want a military presence on our streets. as a result, we are vulnerable to these types of attacks. but would you want to live under tighter security and give up other freedoms?
jeesh! how can we can protect ourselves against attacks like this? we are still waiting to hear about two more family members in NYC. all day at work I kept thinking, "I can't wait to be home and watching this on tv instead if it happening down the street." now that I home, I feel emotionally exhausted. I am so grateful that my husband and I are safe. thanks again to all of the wonderful people on this forum. you've all had a very grounding affect on me today. I really appreciate it.
I'm back in DC today. 17th and K. it feels bizarre. things look the same but don't feel the same. the guy who plays the violin by the metro is still there. same homeless people hanging out on the corner. the woman who sells krispy kremes on the corner is still hollering "donuts for sale." the perimeter around the white house is 18th and I, so I know I am close to things. I don't ever pass by the pentagon, so its images on tv feel just as unreal as those from new york. I don't know how to explain it. I just feel flat. deflated. sad. we heard from our cousins in new york. they are safe. thank god!
ok, I take back what I said earlier today. I just came back from lunch and there are humvees on every corner along with the National Guard. I don't know how I am going to get any work done.
more evacuation in dc: apparently they evacuated the street down from me (16th I think) around 4 pm because of a bomb scare. I didn't even know it. a coworker just called me from the street saying it's crazy gridlock with tons of police down there. how did I not hear about this for two hours?
I finally began to release when I saw the guy from Cantor Fitzgerald. before then I was in such a state of denial, nothing seemed real. but now, it is really starting to sink in. I cried a lot last night.
Those words aren't the only ones I've avoided for the past ten years. Downstairs boxed up in the basement with other miscellaneous stuff from our house in Maryland are three magazines — Time, New York and The New Yorker — dated September 24, 2001. Magazines that were purchased, but never read. I think it's time to get them out. Time to honor the heroes and victims within those pages by reading their stories.
This is going to be a tough week.


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Hello, my name is Patrick, Im selling my Bear "Shadow" compound bow because I am going to college and have no where to hunt. It is a great bow, and its camoflauged. I recently just paid a hunting store to put "wisker's" on it to dampen the vibration of the string. Its been used hunting only 3 times, and its only been through about 50 arrows from me shooting it in my backyard. I have an almost brand new TRUGLO fiber-optic site on it, a balancer on the front, and new peep site. The weight is at I believe 55-60 lbs.. It has a draw back of I believe 27-28 inches and comes with a arm guard and a wrist trigger release which are camoflauged. I am selling it for 100 or OBO. Please send me an offer and we can work it out. I wish i could keep it, but I have no other choice but to sell it. I only ship to inside the U.S.
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I would like to know if it is possible to add an item to the 'open with' right click menu. It would be really helpful to add the program, A Smaller Image so that I can edit straight from My Pictures. Can you help please?
An indispensable tool in most versions of Windows, the Open with option allows you to, as the name suggests, open your files with virtually any program currently installed on your PC, by simply right clicking on the file, and selecting your program from the Open with list. For those of us whom work with multiple viewers and editors of specific file sets and types, Open with can be an extremely valuable time saver. For example, .jpg images which are set by default to open in Windows Photo Viewer when browsing through a folder can be opened in Photoshop via the Open with option for a quick re-sizing or color edit; much more efficiently than if you had to fumble about your desktop and All Programs menu to find the Photoshop shortcut, load the program, browse for your photo from within Photoshop, and finally, open it.
Occasionally however, Windows becomes confused about which programs it should offer you by default when using the Open with option. When this happens, you are forced to browse your entire computer for the program which you wish to open your file with, a process which can take up even more time than if you were to just open the desired program normally and then open your file from there. If you are finding your Open with program selections less than desirable, or if you just wish to add a program to your Open with choices, for Windows 7 and Windows Vista users in particular, there is a simple solution:
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Anthony Ray loves doing genealogy research and being a member of the Antelope Valley Genealogical Society, <www.avgenealogy.org>. Perfectly natural. But this Californian is not whom you'd think of as a typical genealogical society board member.
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Im sure it was cagewarriors 49 ;-)
Im sure it was cagewarriors 49 ;-)
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Seery said he'd give Harrison another fight because the people think he won.
sounds like the card was awesome! close fights from what everyones saying. is theres anywere to watch the fights from saturday?
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I think Chris Garry raises an excellent point in another thread referencing the Harrison fight when he sais " It was a tough one for the judges though and with each round being scored strictly on its own merits it can leave a close fight not appearing so close, ie when 30-27 is scored in a fight where one guy slightly edges all three rounds."
I will break down the second round that I scored for Brunos fight as it differed to the other two judges. I'm proud of the fact that in a night with two extremely close fights Harrison and Carvahlo both decisions came back unanimous.
Now Cathal caught an early Bruno kick and pressed Bruno against the cage and landed repeated knees. I counted around 12-15 knees from Pendred with Bruno trying to reply maybe twice and making no effort to reverse the position. This lasted till about 1:30 of the round
The fighters are split up and the next 30 seconds is spent standing. Nothing of massive note lands from either guy but Pendred is the aggressor throwing a lot more strikes than Carvahlo eventually bull rushing him to the cage again, taking the action to 2:00
Pendred lands another inside knee and now begins to work for the take down. Pendred is pressing Bruno against the cage working for the takedown and doesn't secure it till 2:50
Bruno begins his guard attacks at around 3:15 of the round. Now Bruno from this point is dictating things he sinks in a triangle at 3:35. Pendred spends about 50 seconds in this position. Bruno is clearly winning this stage of the fight but how you score this is very difficult. He is controlling the fight and making effort to finish it but as anybody that has trained will know if you can sit in a triangle for 50 seconds without going unconscious it isn't completely on.
Now the dangerous armbar is attempted with about 30 seconds to go at one point this looks very very close however Pendred works out of it and the last ten seconds or so he seems content to stay there. At no point did he appear ready to tap, how close he was only Pendred will have known. Bruno's attacks from the bottom were impressive but the danger only appeared for Pendred with the last 1:30 of a 5 minute round. The rest of the round he dominated position and kept busier landing many more strikes and scoring a take down. You can easily break down the round and give it favour of Bruno im sure but just stating what I did on the night...
that is how I came to score the round for Pendred. Rounds 1 and 3 we all agreed on favour of Pendred. Thinking back to the fight I believe a trap that many watching at home may fall into is the time periods of rounds. A lot of Pendreds dominance was at the start of the round. For example when I was speaking to people after the fight many mentioned the hard leg kick that Bruno landed in the third that clearly hurt Pendred. Not one person referenced the right hand that Pendred threw which had Bruno's legs wobbling less than a minute earlier.....
All 3 judges have judged 100's of mma fights and came back with a unanimous decision for both those bouts. If both decisions swung the other way I think people would still be commenting that they felt it wasn't correct. You just have to score the fight as best you can while sticking to the criteria. No doubt in both cases you could probably use parts of the criteria to give opposite decisions but in this case 3 experienced officials came back unanimously in favour of Pendred and Seery
great show, cage warriors is the best in Europe when you are at that level you are going to get close fights.
Event report by Rcky Wright here:
Didn't managed to see the fights but looking forward to catching them soon! From what I can gather and have been told both Harrison vs. Seery and Pendred vs. Carvalho were extremely close - not everybody is going to like the outcomes in fights like those, but I'm currently seeing people backing both corners which shows how competitive they were. The judges are very experienced and know what they're doing though.
After watching the second round again, I have Bruno winning the round but understand Dave's points. Judging is a hard job, harder when people post fight people second guess your decisions. I should know this and keep my opinions to myself. x
when you refere to sticking to the criteria , what exactly do you mean , this is probably the wrong thread to ask but could you explain it please .


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First of all download the application from the official website.
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(This is the current version when writing this post)Code:chmod +x VMware-Player-3.1.4-385536.i386.bundle ./VMware-Player-3.1.4-385536.i386.bundle
When you run it for the first time you may notice an error saying something about a module unable to install and refers you to an error log. My log said vmmod was failing to install.
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And then run VMware player again. If everything went well it should work now. It did for me.Code:tar -xvf vmware2.6.39patchv3.tar.bz2 chmod +x patch-modules_2.6.39.sh ./patch-modules_2.6.39.sh