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Probably won't be helpful, but here goes:

Camtech seem to have nice hooks available for CF developers to use. I think
the Xilo camp wrote a CFX tag a while back that talks to the gateway. I've
not used it since, as most are now using SOAP to handle transactions.

I think I remember hearing QSI was coldfusion friendly, but not used that in
a while.

You could use LogiCommerce.com, I used to work for them so all code is
subject to breaking (lol). Not sure on their service (haven't used them in
quite some time) but I know the guys who run It are coldfusion developers.

I've heard bad things about Commbank but that could be based on ignorance
rather actuals.

St George bank seems to get a lot of CF work, but not sure if they have are
CFMX friendly.

Scott.


 

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Matembe to fight 3rd term

By Patrick Munyani 

PRESIDENT Yoweri Museveni will not get a third term for the dismissal and 
failure to recognise my contributions to the government, former ethics minister 
Miria Matembe has said. 

�I worked for nearly four years to establish the integrity ministry to fight 
corruption but all I got was a sacking. How can you sack a competent person? I 
am going to do my best to deny him the kisanja (third term),� Matembe said. 

Matembe warned government officials to brace for the rainy moment when they 
would be thrown out. She advised them to have a place to fall back to when 
things go bad. 

She said this at the Human Rights Network-Uganda anniversary celebrations at 
the Nile Hotel, Kampala on Friday. 

Matembe said the government was headed for dangerous times as human rights were 
being violated.

Published on: Tuesday, 14th December, 2004

News briefs

Huge debt 
Uganda�s debt burden threatens to become unsustainable in spite of relief under 
the Highly Indebted Poor Countries initiative. 
The country�s deficit has also more than doubled. Keith Muhakanizi, the 
director of economic affairs at the finance ministry, told a Uganda Law Reform 
Commission business conference on Wednesday that the problem has resulted from 
donor dependence to finance the fiscal deficit. 


Corruption goes with govt � Njuba

By George Bita 

CHANGING the Government will reduce corruption, Forum for Democratic Change 
(FDC) vice-chairman Sam Njuba has said. 

Njuba said the Movement government had continuously highlighted the evils of 
corruption but had failed to stop it. He was speaking on the Akwatulira 
talk-show on NBS FM radio in Jinja town on Saturday. 

He said when a government stays in power for long, it tends to forget its 
promises to the people. 
�Only a new government would give credible promises of fighting corruption,� 
Njuba said.

Published on: Tuesday, 14th December, 2004

Uganda does not need a soldier to lead her to success
Fred Kamwada

Fred Kamwada 

The issue of leadership generates a lot of debate these days. With the old 
parties scanning for whom to take over from their now octogenarian leaders, 
some of whom have been at the helm of leadership for more than 40 years, the 
new parties have been running up and down trying to sample their popularity via 
the electronic and print media. 

Not a bad debate at all. The only problem is that their choices zero in on 
candidates with qualities which I find very unpalatable for the future of our 
country. 

On November 3, a local newspaper dedicated a whole pull-out to an exhaustive 
campaign effort for retired maj gen Mugisha muntu. It dwelt on his strong 
points and there was no problem with that. but what was rather remarkable was 
their emphasis on his military background. I find it very misleading to spread 
the myopic perception that only soldiers are capable of smoothly running the 
affairs of this country. 

It is also misleading to hype someone�s potential on the mere basis of his 
being a soldier as if Uganda is a country of militants who cannot be governed 
by a civilian. We are already progressing well in constitutional reform. For 
instance one of the columnists wrote that muntu is one of the few soldiers who 
can look museven in the eye. can you imagine that is being written now when the 
rule of law and constitutionalism is taking root? 

to suggest that muntu has the respect of all the soldiers leaves one with the 
impression that the army leaders and not those of the country are due for 
elections. But this is not about electing the army commander, which is a 
constitutional obligation of the commander-in-chief. It is about making a 
choice for someone to run a political organisation. 

THis means people must compete for power. Secondly, by recommending Muntu on 
the basis of his ability �to look museven in the eye� is to suggest that the 
law of the jungle reigns supreme in Uganda. Is Uganda a country hawking wars so 
that we need a soldier to keep us militarily supreme in the region? When shall 
we wipe that war mentality from some people�s minds? At the moment the common 
denominator of our challenges is poverty. 

What we need is a leader with a grand design to deal with the fundamental 
problems of ignorance and illiteracy, disease (especially AIDS ) and poverty. 

Therefore the knowledge of the gun or military affairs is not goodenough for 
someone to become a suitable candidate to lead our contry. It is ideas which 
count. 

The writer is works with Esbeck, a consultancy firm in Kampala

Published on: Tuesday, 14th December, 2004



 

 


                
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<P class=headline1><STRONG>Matembe to fight 3rd term</STRONG></P>
<P>By Patrick Munyani <BR><BR>PRESIDENT Yoweri Museveni will not get a third 
term for the dismissal and failure to recognise my contributions to the 
government, former ethics minister Miria Matembe has said. <BR><BR>�I worked 
for nearly four years to establish the integrity ministry to fight corruption 
but all I got was a sacking. How can you sack a competent person? I am going to 
do my best to deny him the kisanja (third term),� Matembe said. <BR><BR>Matembe 
warned government officials to brace for the rainy moment when they would be 
thrown out. She advised them to have a place to fall back to when things go 
bad. <BR><BR>She said this at the Human Rights Network-Uganda anniversary 
celebrations at the Nile Hotel, Kampala on Friday. <BR><BR>Matembe said the 
government was headed for dangerous times as human rights were being 
violated.</P>
<P>Published on: <B>Tuesday, 14th December, 2004</B></P>
<P class=headline1>News briefs</P>
<P><B>Huge debt <BR></B>Uganda�s debt burden threatens to become unsustainable 
in spite of relief under the Highly Indebted Poor Countries initiative. <BR>The 
country�s deficit has also more than doubled. Keith Muhakanizi, the director of 
economic affairs at the finance ministry, told a Uganda Law Reform Commission 
business conference on Wednesday that the problem has resulted from donor 
dependence to finance the fiscal deficit. <BR></P>
<P class=headline1><STRONG>Corruption goes with govt � Njuba</STRONG></P>
<P>By George Bita <BR><BR>CHANGING the Government will reduce corruption, Forum 
for Democratic Change (FDC) vice-chairman Sam Njuba has said. <BR><BR>Njuba 
said the Movement government had continuously highlighted the evils of 
corruption but had failed to stop it. He was speaking on the Akwatulira 
talk-show on NBS FM radio in Jinja town on Saturday. <BR><BR>He said when a 
government stays in power for long, it tends to forget its promises to the 
people. <BR>�Only a new government would give credible promises of fighting 
corruption,� Njuba said.</P>
<P>Published on: <B>Tuesday, 14th December, 2004</B></P>
<P><STRONG>
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success</STRONG></TD></TR>
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<P class=captionRight>Fred Kamwada</P></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<P>Fred Kamwada <BR><BR>The issue of leadership generates a lot of debate these 
days. With the old parties scanning for whom to take over from their now 
octogenarian leaders, some of whom have been at the helm of leadership for more 
than 40 years, the new parties have been running up and down trying to sample 
their popularity via the electronic and print media. <BR><BR>Not a bad debate 
at all. The only problem is that their choices zero in on candidates with 
qualities which I find very unpalatable for the future of our country. 
<BR><BR>On November 3, a local newspaper dedicated a whole pull-out to an 
exhaustive campaign effort for retired maj gen Mugisha muntu. It dwelt on his 
strong points and there was no problem with that. but what was rather 
remarkable was their emphasis on his military background. I find it very 
misleading to spread the myopic perception that only soldiers are capable of 
smoothly running the affairs of this country. <BR><BR>It is also misleading to 
hype
 someone�s potential on the mere basis of his being a soldier as if Uganda is a 
country of militants who cannot be governed by a civilian. We are already 
progressing well in constitutional reform. For instance one of the columnists 
wrote that muntu is one of the few soldiers who can look museven in the eye. 
can you imagine that is being written now when the rule of law and 
constitutionalism is taking root? <BR><BR>to suggest that muntu has the respect 
of all the soldiers leaves one with the impression that the army leaders and 
not those of the country are due for elections. But this is not about electing 
the army commander, which is a constitutional obligation of the 
commander-in-chief. It is about making a choice for someone to run a political 
organisation. <BR><BR>THis means people must compete for power. Secondly, by 
recommending Muntu on the basis of his ability �to look museven in the eye� is 
to suggest that the law of the jungle reigns supreme in Uganda. Is Uganda a cou
 ntry
 hawking wars so that we need a soldier to keep us militarily supreme in the 
region? When shall we wipe that war mentality from some people�s minds? At the 
moment the common denominator of our challenges is poverty. <BR><BR>What we 
need is a leader with a grand design to deal with the fundamental problems of 
ignorance and illiteracy, disease (especially AIDS ) and poverty. 
<BR><BR>Therefore the knowledge of the gun or military affairs is not 
goodenough for someone to become a suitable candidate to lead our contry. It is 
ideas which count. <BR><BR><I>The writer is works with Esbeck, a consultancy 
firm in Kampala</I></P>
<P>Published on: <B>Tuesday, 14th December, 
2004</B></P></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></STRONG></P></DIV>
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We never had our own server to fully test with... we have had to fight
and scratch for every single bit we were able to do, from coding to
modeling to testing etc.... I've seen games with as high as 28 players
in them at the mod's highpoint.


On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 19:44:19 -0600, Jeffrey botman Broome
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> > I find this incredibly troubling considering that a main focal point
> > of our mod is vehicular in nature (Hydroplane Racing). Can someone
> > from Valve comment on this situation and what if any steps they are
> > taking to help address this problem?
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> Just out of curiosity, how many clients does HydroRacers support on the
> BF1942 engine?
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What's the difference between "pppoa and pppoe"< I hve been trying to
set it up as per ahow to from "Lnux.Questions.org"
That says "no IP on the NIC that the system is using to get to ISP just
a valid HWADDA."

Your are right about doing your head in!

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if you just have the modem and one pc on the same network 192.168.1.0/24
and using pppoa or pppoe on the modem 
then yes, if your doing it with 2 lan cards
in one box, then something like this

modem 192.168.1.1

gateway eth0 192.168.1.254
gateway eth1 192.168.0.254

hub

other pcs in your lan 192.168.0.x

these pcs use eth1 as default route

gateway pc uses the modem as the default route

and the firewall will need to be adjusted to suit.
you should be able to see the modem with a browser from the pc's on your
lan.

Alan Millsted wrote:
> 
> I need a bit of time to get my head round all that, but this isn't the

> origial modem from TPG. I havent tried to set that one up on thia 
> Linux box because that is my only link to the real world. Are you 
> saying I should set the gateway on my system as the IP of the modem 
> "192.168.1.1" Thanks and any info helps
> 
> Alan
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> Mate, these things can do your head in, tgp like most dsl providers 
> should be using helstras network for the connection??? it will support

> most modes of connection, so set the modem up like it was originally 
> sent to you, connect to it with a pc on the same network as the modem 
> using it as the gateway and ns then by driving the modem with a 
> browser, see if you can get the connection happening, if so then the 
> providers part is working fine. you could prolly even get away with 
> using your modem like this with 2 lan cards in the gateway linux box, 
> one on each network and route all the traffic out the lan card 
> connected to the modem, on the gateway box, route all internal 
> traffic, to that lan card on the gateway box.
> 
> or then frig with the modem to try and get it to do bridging mode till

> it works, the pado timeout errors, or whatever, are usually to do with

> authentication problems at the other end, and go away after an hour or

> so????
> 
> i haven't really been following this thread, so this could all be 
> bullshit, if so sorry for wasting your time.
> 
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> > This is the way I feel it should be (not that I realy know anything 
> > about it) but logic seems to point that way, so I am thinking that 
> > it is
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one of my sons stopped nursing young, at 17 months, and everything we =
tried did not work until we did sensory exercises, which is why I =
suggested them.  The rest nurse over two years, I nursed them to sleep, =
they easily fell asleep while I would tell them a bedtime story with the =
lights dimmed.  The reason I suggested sensory exercises is the comment =
strong willed, they help calm children to prevent labeling by others, =
which is what I felt the dr. had done.  Strong willed, imho anyways, =
usually indicates a very brilliant child, whos brain is much more =
advance than their communication skills.  ml
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: ml obermaier=20
  To: bfing=20
  Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 6:53 PM
  Subject: [bfing] Re: nursing to sleep


  If a child is that upset she probably has something wrong, sensory =
problems often cause sleep problems, too bad the doctor wanted you to =
wait it out, I think doing sensory exercise help a lot.  ml
    ----- Original Message -----=20
    From: T Eli=20
    To: bfing=20
    Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 1:50 PM
    Subject: [bfing] Re: nursing to sleep


    Thanks for the input, Renee, and welcome to the group.  You were =
indeed lucky, and still are truly blessed.  We actually did try that =
with Faith after coming upon the same problem.  She cried so hard she =
threw up.  It was horrible.  I talked to the doctor, and he said that's =
ok, it's not harming her, just stick with the plan and eventually she'll =
come around.  He was surprised she was such a strong-willed child, and =
told us that kind of behavior doesn't usually show up until around 18-24 =
months.  That didn't sit too well with me, but we tried one more night, =
and that was all we could bear.  Listening to her scream on the monitor =
and start choking, then running in the room to find her and the crib all =
full of puke was so horrible, and not worth it.  I still wouldn't trade =
this for that, as miserable as this can be sometimes.

    Renee A Crabtree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:=20
      Hi, I'm pretty new to this list and this is my first time =
responding.
      I, too, am still nursing my almost 8 month old son. He went =
through a
      terrible sleep pattern where I would rock him to sleep and the =
second I
      bent into a 45 degree angle to put him in his crib, he startled =
away and
      would scream his head off. I think a few things led him to this
      separation anxiety...1) When he wakes up around 5:00 am I bring =
him to
      bed with me to nurse and then to go to sleep together. 2) We would =
rock
      him to sleep every night. There was nothing we could do to get him =
to
      not wake up and cry when placed in his crib. I know there aren't =
too
      many fans of the cry-it-out method but since I knew he was not =
hungry,
      sick, or had a dirty diaper, I had to do something to get to =
sleep. We
      started a bedtime routine...Change into pj's, feed, read 2 books, =
rock
      for 100 rocks and then put in his crib. What we did was let him =
cry for
      5 minutes and then check on him. We'd tell him it's okay, we love =
him
      and to go to sleep. Then we'd wait another 10 minutes and go back =
in.
      Then wait 15 minutes. The longest he ever cried was 30 minutes =
total.
      Now, we put him in his crib and he's out in 30 seconds. And he =
doesn't
      wake up until 5 or 6 am. It's bliss. I'm sure we were just lucky =
but I
      thought I'd share in case it could help.=20

      On a side note, if your baby is older he physically should be able =
to
      sleep through the night (meaning 5 or 6) without getting hungry. =
But
      every baby's different, right?

      Renee=20

      -----Original Message-----
      From: Tami Spillman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
      Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2004 6:49 AM
      To: bfing
      Subject: [bfing] Re: nursing to sleep


      ugg.... so you can't even try to adjust your schedule
      to theirs... eekkk. My Mom says that Terri and I were
      like a dual alarm clock! We were almost always
      wanting the SAME thing at the SAME time. They left us
      together for most of elementary school... we were
      trouble if spareated. Middle school was the first
      "alone time" we had. I remember being excited and
      scared at the same time. Terri said that she was
      scared to death for the first 2 months everyday..
      until we would have a class together. By eightth
      grade... we were switching classes.... LOL. But that
      first semester of 6th we didn't see each other until
      it was time to leave.... we DID NOT like it!
      Tami
      --- ml obermaier wrote:

      > makes you all feel better Anabelle won't go to sleep
      > until about 10:30 and
      > wakes once right after, and Briana goes at 8:30
      > wakes up at 5:30. They have
      > been on different schedules since they were born.
      > ml
      >=20
      > ----- Original Message -----
      > From: "Tami Spillman"=20
      > To: "bfing"=20
      > Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 3:36 PM
      > Subject: [bfing] Re: nursing to sleep
      >=20
      >=20
      > > Brennen seems to be going thru that too. He will
      > NOT
      > > sleep now until 1am. No matter what I do. I had
      > both
      > > the younger two going to bed at 7:30. It was soo
      > > nice. Now even if I get him to go down then he is
      > > back up at 9pm and will NOT go back down until
      > 1am.
      > > And he gets tricky with the nursing thing. You
      > see,
      > > he has figured out that if he nurses, he will fall
      > to
      > > sleep and he does NOT want that. It is espesially
      > > hard with DH having to get up at 3:30am for work.
      > He
      > > has spent the last two nights on the couch :-(
      > > Brennen will not settle for anyone else holding
      > him
      > > either. I hope this all changes soon... I am soo
      > > sleepy.
      > > Sorry I am not much help.... But I too have a VERY
      > > messed up house, am wanting a hot bath too. :-(
      > > Tami
      > >
      > > --- T Eli wrote:
      > >
      > > > Hi, everyone, I need help. I nurse Faith to
      > sleep
      > > > for naps and at bedtime. We've had a lot of
      > > > problems with her and sleep for quite some time,
      > and
      > > > it goes in spurts, but lately it's really
      > wearing on
      > > > me more and more. She goes down pretty good for
      > > > naps most of the time. At night, sometimes it's
      > a
      > > > long, drawn-out battle (often well over an
      > hour),
      > > > other times she's asleep and I'm out of the room
      > > > within a half hour (I LOVE those nights!!!). We
      > > > usually try to get her in bed by 8:00, because
      > that
      > > > seems to work best for everyone. We have played
      > > > around with the time a bit to try and make
      > things
      > > > better, but this time seems to work best. The
      > > > problem is, once I do get her to sleep, she
      > still
      > > > wakes up a lot. I know that's normal,
      > especially
      > > > since I'm still nursing her and co-sleeping.
      > But
      > > > she wakes up at least twice before I even get to
      > > > bed, which I try to usually by 10:00, 11 at the
      > > > latest. It is getting so frustrating because
      > she
      > > > doesn't nap well (usually one half-hour nap a
      > day,
      > > > though lately she has been occasionally
      > sleeping a
      > > > bit more), so I don't really get a "break"
      > during
      > > > the day to get things done. I scramble at night
      > > > after she goes to bed to rush and get the dishes
      > > > done, laundry caught up, house cleaned, etc. My
      > > > hubby is a great help with these things, but I
      > feel
      > > > bad because he works long hours and then does so
      > > > much housework. And we still can't seem to keep
      > up.
      > > > I've relaxed a lot on the cleaning, but there's
      > a
      > > > point where you have to draw the line - I mean,
      > > > laundry and dishes can only wait so long! DH
      > and I
      > > > hardly ever get time to just sit and spend time
      > > > together, and I NEVER get "me" time. I can't
      > even
      > > > relax in a hot bath - every time I try, as soon
      > as I
      > > > get the tub filled and get in the tub, Faith
      > wakes
      > > > up. We've tried having him rock her to sleep,
      > but
      > > > she just keeps screaming until I go in and nurse
      > > > her, even if I don't go in there for over an
      > hour.
      > > > I don't know what to do!!!! I don't want to
      > wean
      > > > her until she's ready, but that seems
      > > > like the only "solution". Does anyone have any
      > > > ideas to help????
      > > >
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  <DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>To:</B> <A =
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  href=3D"mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">bfing</A> </DIV>
  <DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Sent:</B> Tuesday, December 14, =
2004 6:53=20
  PM</DIV>
  <DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Subject:</B> [bfing] Re: nursing to =

  sleep</DIV>
  <DIV><BR></DIV>
  <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>If a child is that upset she probably =
has=20
  something wrong, sensory problems often cause sleep problems, too bad =
the=20
  doctor wanted you to wait it out, I think doing sensory exercise help =
a=20
  lot.&nbsp; ml</FONT></DIV>
  <BLOCKQUOTE=20
  style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; =
BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">
    <DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial">----- Original Message ----- </DIV>
    <DIV=20
    style=3D"BACKGROUND: #e4e4e4; FONT: 10pt arial; font-color: =
black"><B>From:</B>=20
    <A [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
href=3D"mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">T Eli</A>=20
    </DIV>
    <DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>To:</B> <A =
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    href=3D"mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">bfing</A> </DIV>
    <DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Sent:</B> Tuesday, December 14, =
2004 1:50=20
    PM</DIV>
    <DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Subject:</B> [bfing] Re: nursing =
to=20
    sleep</DIV>
    <DIV><BR></DIV>
    <DIV>Thanks for the input, Renee, and welcome to the group.&nbsp; =
You were=20
    indeed lucky, and still are truly blessed.&nbsp; We actually did try =
that=20
    with Faith after coming upon the same problem.&nbsp; She cried so =
hard she=20
    threw up.&nbsp; It was horrible.&nbsp; I talked to the doctor, and =
he said=20
    that's ok, it's not harming her, just stick with the plan and =
eventually=20
    she'll come around.&nbsp; He was surprised she was such a =
strong-willed=20
    child, and told us that kind of behavior doesn't usually show up =
until=20
    around 18-24 months.&nbsp; That didn't sit too well with me, but we =
tried=20
    one more night, and that was all we could bear.&nbsp; Listening to =
her=20
    scream on the monitor and start choking, then running in the room to =
find=20
    her and the crib all full of puke was so horrible, and not worth =
it.&nbsp; I=20
    still wouldn't trade this for that, as miserable as this can be=20
    sometimes.<BR><BR><B><I>Renee A Crabtree=20
    &lt;[EMAIL PROTECTED]&gt;</I></B> wrote:=20
    <BLOCKQUOTE class=3Dreplbq=20
    style=3D"PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff =
2px solid">Hi,=20
      I'm pretty new to this list and this is my first time =
responding.<BR>I,=20
      too, am still nursing my almost 8 month old son. He went through=20
      a<BR>terrible sleep pattern where I would rock him to sleep and =
the second=20
      I<BR>bent into a 45 degree angle to put him in his crib, he =
startled away=20
      and<BR>would scream his head off. I think a few things led him to=20
      this<BR>separation anxiety...1) When he wakes up around 5:00 am I =
bring=20
      him to<BR>bed with me to nurse and then to go to sleep together. =
2) We=20
      would rock<BR>him to sleep every night. There was nothing we could =
do to=20
      get him to<BR>not wake up and cry when placed in his crib. I know =
there=20
      aren't too<BR>many fans of the cry-it-out method but since I knew =
he was=20
      not hungry,<BR>sick, or had a dirty diaper, I had to do something =
to get=20
      to sleep. We<BR>started a bedtime routine...Change into pj's, =
feed, read 2=20
      books, rock<BR>for 100 rocks and then put in his crib. What we did =
was let=20
      him cry for<BR>5 minutes and then check on him. We'd tell him it's =
okay,=20
      we love him<BR>and to go to sleep. Then we'd wait another 10 =
minutes and=20
      go back in.<BR>Then wait 15 minutes. The longest he ever cried was =
30=20
      minutes total.<BR>Now, we put him in his crib and he's out in 30 =
seconds.=20
      And he doesn't<BR>wake up until 5 or 6 am. It's bliss. I'm sure we =
were=20
      just lucky but I<BR>thought I'd share in case it could help. =
<BR><BR>On a=20
      side note, if your baby is older he physically should be able =
to<BR>sleep=20
      through the night (meaning 5 or 6) without getting hungry. =
But<BR>every=20
      baby's different, right?<BR><BR>Renee <BR><BR>-----Original=20
      Message-----<BR>From: Tami Spillman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] =

      <BR>Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2004 6:49 AM<BR>To: =
bfing<BR>Subject:=20
      [bfing] Re: nursing to sleep<BR><BR><BR>ugg.... so you can't even =
try to=20
      adjust your schedule<BR>to theirs... eekkk. My Mom says that Terri =
and I=20
      were<BR>like a dual alarm clock! We were almost always<BR>wanting =
the SAME=20
      thing at the SAME time. They left us<BR>together for most of =
elementary=20
      school... we were<BR>trouble if spareated. Middle school was the=20
      first<BR>"alone time" we had. I remember being excited =
and<BR>scared at=20
      the same time. Terri said that she was<BR>scared to death for the =
first 2=20
      months everyday..<BR>until we would have a class together. By=20
      eightth<BR>grade... we were switching classes.... LOL. But =
that<BR>first=20
      semester of 6th we didn't see each other until<BR>it was time to =
leave....=20
      we DID NOT like it!<BR>Tami<BR>--- ml obermaier=20
      <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:<BR><BR>&gt; makes you all feel better =
Anabelle=20
      won't go to sleep<BR>&gt; until about 10:30 and<BR>&gt; wakes once =
right=20
      after, and Briana goes at 8:30<BR>&gt; wakes up at 5:30. They =
have<BR>&gt;=20
      been on different schedules since they were born.<BR>&gt; =
ml<BR>&gt;=20
      <BR>&gt; ----- Original Message -----<BR>&gt; From: "Tami =
Spillman"=20
      <[EMAIL PROTECTED]><BR>&gt; To: "bfing"=20
      <[EMAIL PROTECTED]><BR>&gt; Sent: Friday, December 10, =
2004 3:36=20
      PM<BR>&gt; Subject: [bfing] Re: nursing to sleep<BR>&gt; <BR>&gt; =
<BR>&gt;=20
      &gt; Brennen seems to be going thru that too. He will<BR>&gt; =
NOT<BR>&gt;=20
      &gt; sleep now until 1am. No matter what I do. I had<BR>&gt; =
both<BR>&gt;=20
      &gt; the younger two going to bed at 7:30. It was soo<BR>&gt; &gt; =
nice.=20
      Now even if I get him to go down then he is<BR>&gt; &gt; back up =
at 9pm=20
      and will NOT go back down until<BR>&gt; 1am.<BR>&gt; &gt; And he =
gets=20
      tricky with the nursing thing. You<BR>&gt; see,<BR>&gt; &gt; he =
has=20
      figured out that if he nurses, he will fall<BR>&gt; to<BR>&gt; =
&gt; sleep=20
      and he does NOT want that. It is espesially<BR>&gt; &gt; hard with =
DH=20
      having to get up at 3:30am for work.<BR>&gt; He<BR>&gt; &gt; has =
spent the=20
      last two nights on the couch :-(<BR>&gt; &gt; Brennen will not =
settle for=20
      anyone else holding<BR>&gt; him<BR>&gt; &gt; either. I hope this =
all=20
      changes soon... I am soo<BR>&gt; &gt; sleepy.<BR>&gt; &gt; Sorry I =
am not=20
      much help.... But I too have a VERY<BR>&gt; &gt; messed up house, =
am=20
      wanting a hot bath too. :-(<BR>&gt; &gt; Tami<BR>&gt; &gt;<BR>&gt; =
&gt;=20
      --- T Eli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:<BR>&gt; &gt;<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt; Hi,=20
      everyone, I need help. I nurse Faith to<BR>&gt; sleep<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt;=20
      for naps and at bedtime. We've had a lot of<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt; =
problems=20
      with her and sleep for quite some time,<BR>&gt; and<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt; it=20
      goes in spurts, but lately it's really<BR>&gt; wearing on<BR>&gt; =
&gt;=20
      &gt; me more and more. She goes down pretty good for<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt;=20
      naps most of the time. At night, sometimes it's<BR>&gt; a<BR>&gt; =
&gt;=20
      &gt; long, drawn-out battle (often well over an<BR>&gt; =
hour),<BR>&gt;=20
      &gt; &gt; other times she's asleep and I'm out of the room<BR>&gt; =
&gt;=20
      &gt; within a half hour (I LOVE those nights!!!). We<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt;=20
      usually try to get her in bed by 8:00, because<BR>&gt; =
that<BR>&gt; &gt;=20
      &gt; seems to work best for everyone. We have played<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt;=20
      around with the time a bit to try and make<BR>&gt; things<BR>&gt; =
&gt;=20
      &gt; better, but this time seems to work best. The<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt;=20
      problem is, once I do get her to sleep, she<BR>&gt; still<BR>&gt; =
&gt;=20
      &gt; wakes up a lot. I know that's normal,<BR>&gt; =
especially<BR>&gt; &gt;=20
      &gt; since I'm still nursing her and co-sleeping.<BR>&gt; =
But<BR>&gt; &gt;=20
      &gt; she wakes up at least twice before I even get to<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt;=20
      bed, which I try to usually by 10:00, 11 at the<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt; =
latest.=20
      It is getting so frustrating because<BR>&gt; she<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt; =
doesn't=20
      nap well (usually one half-hour nap a<BR>&gt; day,<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt;=20
      though lately she has been occasionally<BR>&gt; sleeping a<BR>&gt; =
&gt;=20
      &gt; bit more), so I don't really get a "break"<BR>&gt; =
during<BR>&gt;=20
      &gt; &gt; the day to get things done. I scramble at night<BR>&gt; =
&gt;=20
      &gt; after she goes to bed to rush and get the dishes<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt;=20
      done, laundry caught up, house cleaned, etc. My<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt; =
hubby is=20
      a great help with these things, but I<BR>&gt; feel<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt; bad=20
      because he works long hours and then does so<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt; =
much=20
      housework. And we still can't seem to keep<BR>&gt; up.<BR>&gt; =
&gt; &gt;=20
      I've relaxed a lot on the cleaning, but there's<BR>&gt; a<BR>&gt; =
&gt;=20
      &gt; point where you have to draw the line - I mean,<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt;=20
      laundry and dishes can only wait so long! DH<BR>&gt; and I<BR>&gt; =
&gt;=20
      &gt; hardly ever get time to just sit and spend time<BR>&gt; &gt; =
&gt;=20
      together, and I NEVER get "me" time. I can't<BR>&gt; even<BR>&gt; =
&gt;=20
      &gt; relax in a hot bath - every time I try, as soon<BR>&gt; as =
I<BR>&gt;=20
      &gt; &gt; get the tub filled and get in the tub, Faith<BR>&gt;=20
      wakes<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt; up. We've tried having him rock her to=20
      sleep,<BR>&gt; but<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt; she just keeps screaming =
until I go=20
      in and nurse<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt; her, even if I don't go in there =
for over=20
      an<BR>&gt; hour.<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt; I don't know what to do!!!! I =
don't=20
      want to<BR>&gt; wean<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt; her until she's ready, but =
that=20
      seems<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt; like the only "solution". Does anyone have =

      any<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt; ideas to help????<BR>&gt; &gt; &gt;<BR>&gt; =
&gt;=20
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