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Heard the baby's heartbeat yesterday on Clare's mobile phone, how cool is that?

Clare had a midwife appointment yesterday while I was at work, everything is good, Clare and the baby are healthy. I have mentioned we have been trying to hear the baby's heartbeat with a stethoscope I bought, no joy. By some modern technological MAGIC though, the midwife helped Clare record the heartbeat on her mobile phone, for me to hear. How clever is that?

UPDATE: Yeah I will try and upload it so you can hear it too! Good idea Vickster!

UPDATE UPDATE: Here it is.

This is what she says anyway, it could have been just some high pitched human beatboxing they were doing, I really am not sure what goes on at these midwife appointments.

Still struggling with his XBMC lark, following this guide on lifehacker.com, which may be out of date. Seems there is a legal issue with distributing the software I need, so though it's free it's not freely available on the web. I have to jump through the hoop of messaging a bot on an irc channel and being granted temporary access to an ftp server. All feels a bit '80s, and I seem to get kicked out every time I get in. Getting hold of this is like some complex old school adventure game. So, still seeking the Splinter Cell exploit. I'll get there!

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b-dum b-dum b-dum take two, with sound this time

Feb20

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Hear our baby's heartbeat here

Here's the recording we got off Clare's mobile phone, of our baby's heartbeat, as previously mentioned:

No it wasn't recorded entirely by mobile phone, it was done using the midwife's doppler machine, then out through a speaker, and then recorded on the phone from there. Just to clear that up.