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|Written by Mark Lineberger
|Friday, 18 January 2013 00:00
The Camp Verde Sanitary District has done its part to possibly come under the control of the Town of Camp Verde after voting to dissolve at its January meeting. It was a required step toward putting the issue before voters.
Established years before the town was incorporated, the district and town have discussed bringing the area's sewers under town control for years so the town could have better control over them as a tool for economic development.
An effort was made to get the process rolling some years ago, but the district was dealing with a host of other problems at the time, and the idea was dropped by the Camp Verde Town Council.
For the full story, see the Wednesday, Jan. 16, edition of The Camp Verde Journal.
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Gorgeous Absolute Beach Front Holiday Home - You will never want to leave
We look forward to welcoming you at The Beach House Currimundi...
From the moment you enter this gorgeous, holiday home you will kick off your shoes, feel the stress melt away, and never want to leave. Nestled in the sand dunes on the ocean front at Currimundi, (A northern suburb of Caloundra on the picturesque Sunshine Coast) this home is an idealic beachside retreat.
It will be hard to resist the temptation to forget the unpacking and instead grab a cold drink, head straight to your expansive timber deck and find your favourite spot. Enjoy the rumble of the ocean and the cool sea breezes all amidst the lush tropical surrounds. The lawn leads directly to the white sand of the beautiful pristine stretch of Currimundi Beach. Enjoy the vista of the Coral Sea surf lapping the shore and feel the sand between your toes. Now you are truly on holiday!
This superbly renovated beach house caters for all, from the large extended family to the executive couple wanting the luxury of privacy and space. The hub of the house is located in the upstairs level, where the entertainer's kitchen comes complete with quality appliances including dishwasher, microwave and a large fridge freezer. There is ample crockery, cutlery and utensils as well as a full size oven and cook top. There is also a second fridge in the garage for extra stocks.
The relaxing lounging and dining areas all flow out to the inviting garden deck where you will surely be enjoying family dinners and drinks around the 12 seat banquet table complete with glorious rainforest backdrop.
This level has 4 bedrooms with enough room to accommodate eight guests. The bedding configuration is 2 x Queen Bedrooms and 2 bedrooms featuring twin beds in each. The main bathroom and separate toilet also services this area.
Downstairs provides a completely separate lounge room and 8 seater dining area. This zone is complete with a spacious bedroom (2 x single beds) and a second bathroom and toilet, which provides a privacy solution or a perfect teenage retreat. The laundry is complete with a washing machine and dryer plus a full size clothesline in the garage.
Each of the two lounge areas has a full size LCD TV and a CD, radio and DVD player. They also feature comfy lounges to sink into and enjoy the downtime with a movie or a good book. This beautifully furnished property is decorated with an array of original artworks and with its warm, welcoming timber finishes creates your intimate beach home away from home.
Not only do you have the beach as your backyard within only a short walk ( 100 meters ) at the end of the street you will discover the still, tranquil waters of Currimundi Lake. This provides a safe, swimming and frolicking playground for all ages. Kayaking, paddle boarding, fishing and kite surfing are among the activities to be enjoyed. You can even watch the skydivers land as this is a favourite spot for them. The lake and beachfront have extensive parks and walkways to enjoy before or after a swim in the surf or the calm waters of the lake. Your local beach side cafe, Coco's is conveniently located overlooking the lake for lazy breakfasts & scrumptious lunches.
With the stretch of beach at Currimundi being dog friendly, it is also the perfect place for your pet to enjoy a holiday. The owners will consider allowing a small, well behaved pet to join you, however the property is not fully fenced and may not be suitable for all dogs. This will be assessed on a case by case basis so please feel free to enquire.
Feel free also to bring the bikes and the boards as there is plenty of storage space in the double lockup garage offering extra height to accommodate boats and large four wheel drives.
Please note whilst blankets and pillows are supplied you will need to bring your own linen.(bath and beach towels, sheets, pillow cases, bath mats, hand towels and tea towels) If you require linen hire please ask as we would be delighted to help.
If you can tear yourself away from this beautiful spot, Caloundra CBD is only 5 km away and Mooloolaba is only a 20 minute drive. There are many world class attractions including Australia Zoo, Underwater World, the beautiful Sunshine Coast Hinterland, day trips to Fraser Island and so much more, all for your enjoyment. Whether you are looking for a peaceful holiday to simply laze the days away on the beach, or a more active holiday enjoying all the sights and delights of this glorious part of the Sunshine Coast, the Beach House Currimundi is your perfect choice.
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Self Gizmodgery (Spongebath) Gag me with a tune, he played all his rock music on toy instruments, and what a meaty, squishy sound. This Tennessee peckerwoods pudding pop is promising, he packs loads of good ideas in his breeches, big-ballin thrash-psych-hop beats and brevity, even polytonality, and everywhere: XTC/Beck hover like hams. Gotta Truck Fulla Amps, Motherfucker goes Mother . . . fucker for emphasis a Beck parody. Beautiful chocolatey bridges, wondrous shadings, hi-larious/straight version of What a Fool Believes. E-Z smartass stuff, all right, but sheer cleverness can teach us things sometimes.
Doves Lost Souls (Astralwerks) Doves soar, flange out, arc & turn: desire/regret/fear, some kind of passion for mapping emotions. Initially Floydish, like the opening-suite instrumental with its recurring niggling motifs, the songs are never what they seem to be: a Wire-like band high on John Barry and Truffaut; minor keys a dark plus, surprising chord shifts, and all three boys credited with samples, as is often the case with your groups these days. Plaintive (as in across the plains) but not hectoring sounds, and it grows and grows irrefutable . . . they are an elliptical band, not jolts but odd swerves, and their overall intent is never clear, which is exhilarating.
Dry & Heavy Full Contact (Beat) Catcha buzz to this tight, phaatt & phunky freaky dub family from Japan, dub suites the way they oughta be messed up! Nice to hear the language (patois & music) warped even further. They got the timbres right (rounded, muffy, munchie), offer a nice line in lovers-rock, too flutes and plenty old-school spring reverb. Theyre the Sly & Robbie of Japan, more variety in their stash, though, like Private Plans seeming Lee Perry/Gentle Giant/ Beefheart/Jethro Tull homage and foolish grow-your-own lyric. Now, can I have a bite of your sandwich?
Freight Elevator Quartet Becoming Transparent (Caipirinha) Gosh, what a prissy name for a record. Straddling art and beat-music, and if A then B also D, FEQ pimps cello, drums, guitar, vocals, straps on electronics till everythings stippled, chipped, aborted and deep-fried. Copious gentle, dreamy scapes, jogging drums, looped and fondled but not horsing around as such. Again, everybody plays and has a hand in effects, samples, etc. (its a trend), but if you peeled away the electric devices itd be liteweight, and tee-jus in melody/harmony. Then theyd say thats not the point, and I might agree, since, okay, I know that in much music the sound is the music. Fortunately, this album gets heavier, though the drum & bass w/ cello & electronic showing off is deadeningly too prismatic, like nervous-system music that stays in the brain and doesnt really get into the nervous system. Rather like reading about paintings, though Connection You Didnt Think Possible partly makes up for all of the above because its thicking/thinning and corroding textures are constructed, and dont settle on one mood shape is much more interesting than sound.
Björk Selmasongs (Elektra) What it is is presence youre in the company of someone with charisma, or at least character. The razzle-dazzle of these orchestrations will throw some Björk fans who havent seen the film (sob!), but there cant be many of those. Theres weird life in Björk, so some of us cant help loving her I think youre supposed to fall in love with Björk to really succeed with listening to or watching her. Along with Björks bursting passions on the big show tunes, her own self-performed cooing/gurgling/whispering cuts with celeste and scratchy loops are potent interior worlds you cant buy an ear for affecting sound like hers, an affected voice of exaggeration, longing and circumstance, and sex, I guess. Björk the person and the musician is far more useful than any abstract art; she makes a perverse then ecstatic hash of the cold realities that dominate our lives.
Goldfrapp Felt Mountain (Mute) Theres a Björk in Alison Goldfrapp, too, in her love/unlove singer-songs, lovely insular wishing. But she Goldfingers it on this mood musics quietude-into-panoramas and foreign intrigue, Shirley Bassey high on pine in the Alpine sun, a stranger with binoculars. This thoroughly modern production drips with twice-removed emotion, florid not fetid tone colors of Morricone/Barry/Portishead and everything widescreen, where sultry females roam; the strings and brass are pretty unto audacious, electronic effects itch and guitars subtly mock a far-reaching romanticizing of a certain type of feeling, something alluring but ill-fated . . .
U2 All That You Cant Leave Behind (Interscope) Im just trying to find a decent melody, sings Bono. Something has happened: U2s song the one theyve been filling albums with for 20 years is nagging in my head . . . Amnesty. Greenpeace. Theyre good guys, like Springsteen, and somehow I never enjoy bagging on em (and a great rock drummer is Larry Mullen), but I just cant hear Bonos soul-striving style, which directly affects my ability to value his believably heartfelt though somewhat banal lyrics (stay the course: questions of faith, organized religion, righteous wars). Their music is strong but gray (small Eno/Lanois production seems very subdued and adult). Then comes New York, where the grayness is grand, addressing failure even as a glint of hope peeps through.


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Recently, I experienced a situation that should be of concerned to all patients that have had malpractice experiences with their doctors.
I broke my left wrist and was referred to one orthopedic practice for treatment. After the treatment was completed and I was deemed healed, I discovered that my wrist was misaligned because it had not been set properly. As a result of this malpractice, I experience pain every day and most upsetting is not being able to play catch with my son. The orthopedic practice has refused to take steps to return my wrist to some semblance of normality.
I consulted an attorney to discuss a malpractice lawsuit. This is where I discovered that if you are a patient of malpractice the deck is stacked against you.
The Indiana Medical Malpractice Act is a special law designed to protect doctors and other health care providers. In order to file a malpractice lawsuit, you must first go through a presuit procedure where a panel of three doctors determines the validity of the malpractice suit. Does this seem to be a jury of your peers?
The cost to the patient for this is in the range of $3,800. If the patient does get past this hearing, the patient must pay this same panel of doctors to testify. This can cost up to an additional $20,000.
This act is designed to protect doctors. It can be cost-prohibitive for any patient to proceed with a malpractice lawsuit.
Where is the protection for the patient? It is up to the Indiana General Assembly to review this act to make the malpractice process more fair not only to the doctor; but, to the patient as well.
A panel of three doctors seems to stack the deck against the patient. Why is it not possible to have a panel mix of doctors and nonmedical personnel? Why are these costs so prohibited to the patient? Why are these doctors who injure a patient allowed to escape punishment because of a law that is clearly designed to protect only their interests?
I would call on all of our representatives to refuse any donations from the health care lobby in order to garner a more fair law.
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RIP Robin Prosser
Robin Prosser was a former concert pianist and systems analyst who suffered from an autoimmune disease similar to lupus for over 20 years. The disease left her in constant pain and made her allergic to most pharmaceutical painkillers. Only medical marijuana brought her relief, but last spring the DEA seized her medicine. Unable to cope with the chronic pain any longer, she committed suicide on October 18th. [Via Andrew Sullivan.]
Jesus Malverde: Narco-Saint
Jesus Malverde : modern-day Robin Hood and "patron saint" of narcotics traffickers everywhere.
What's the drug of the day?
More fun from the Daily Mail. Apparently Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones has decided to post bits from his upcoming autobiography. 1| 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 [more inside]
Neighbourhood Watch 2.0?
Frustrated with perceived inefficacy of local law enforcement and government, residents of Calle de la Montera have started posting video of criminal behaviour (mainly prostitution) on their street to YouTube. The Data Protection Agency (tasked with privacy enforcement) is not amused (in Spanish; machine translation), but the neighbourhood watch group maintains it is not breaking the law (m.t.).
Going to the Beijing Olympics? Don't be black!
As Beijing prepares for the Olympics next year it is trying to clean up some of the shadier sides of the city. Apparently, one way of doing this is going to the popular bar street, Sanlitun, and arresting and beating all the men who appear to be of African decent, even if one happens to be the son of a diplomat.
Nick Cave, the Black Crow King, is fifty today
NickCaveFilter: Fifty years ago this very day, Nicholas Edward Cave [previously] crawled from the womb and started to plot. At 16 he formed his first band which evolved quickly into the Boys Next Door [Shivers]. This in turn mutated into the Birthday Party (1980) who terrorised the post-punk soundscape in Australia and the UK [Release the Bats | Nick the Stripper]. The Birthday Party relocated to England and in 1984 the band imploded in an orgy of drugs and booze. Shortly after Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds were born [The Ship Song - video & solo live | The Mercy Seat - video & live | Where the Wild Roses Grow], and 23 years and 11 studio albums later (not to mention a best selling book, a great screenplay, some acting and several soundtrack projects) he is still going strong. But, instead of sitting on his musical laurels he decided to get back to basics and, in 2006, grew a huge moustache and formed Grinderman – a four piece with a primeval hybrid Birthday Party/Bad Seeds sound [No Pussy Blues | Honey Bee]. Fellow Mefites, I ask you to raise a glass to Mr. Cave… And, especially if you are not familiar to his work, don't forget to "look inside" for my primer on the enigma that is Nick Cave, one of the finest song-writers on the face of this miserable planet. [more inside]
Just Say No .. to John Stuart Mill
"An open society must be prepared to listen to those who offer a critique of its conventional wisdom—and our conventional wisdom about drugs and addiction should be no exception."
Traveling soon?
Wanted to know where to buy smoke in Ketchikan, Alaska? Here is a community written travel site where the advice can be dramatic, "Traffiking=DEATH....Don't get caught!!!!!!," or oddly politically topical. Or just plain helpful. Bon Voyage!
The Price of Fame
Brad Laidman critiques the findings from the Centre For Public Health at Liverpool John Moore University report [pdf] 'Elvis to Eminem: quantifying the price of fame through early mortality of European and North American rock and pop stars.' [more inside]
Devil's Breath
Burundanga (NSFW, video). Arguably the worlds most sinister drug. Under its influence you remain lucid and articulate yet absolutely compliant to any suggestion. When your 'trip' is over, you have no recollection of what has transpired. The "Devil's Breath" is an admixture of Scopolamine, a chemical that was experimented with, for its interrogative properties, by both the C.I.A. and Josef Mengele. For at least the past two decades, Burundanga has been a major component of Colombia's criminal element.
Rest In Peace, Nick Dunn.
Dunn, Nicholas Ryan. August 5, 2007.
"Yesterday my son took his own life. He did not intend to. He did something thousands of people have and are doing, using drugs. Drugs they know nothing about. Drugs recommended and provided by friends or strangers that are not chemists that know what's in them or doctors that knew how much his body could take. My son Nick has devastated us … We also all hurt for a three year old little girl named Kylie Marie who will grow up without her father … Those drugs do not discriminate by race, income, the status of you or of your family. These are those who care about you and those who you care about. Consider them, please! The pleasure is not worth the risks! Goodbye Nick, we love you, and will miss you."
Dunn, Nicholas Ryan. August 5, 2007.
"Yesterday my son took his own life. He did not intend to. He did something thousands of people have and are doing, using drugs. Drugs they know nothing about. Drugs recommended and provided by friends or strangers that are not chemists that know what's in them or doctors that knew how much his body could take. My son Nick has devastated us … We also all hurt for a three year old little girl named Kylie Marie who will grow up without her father … Those drugs do not discriminate by race, income, the status of you or of your family. These are those who care about you and those who you care about. Consider them, please! The pleasure is not worth the risks! Goodbye Nick, we love you, and will miss you."
Debating the war on drugs
The British Transform Drug Policy Foundation has recently released their 2nd guide After the War on Drugs: Tools for the debate. Described as a guide for prospective and current policy reform advocates, it enumerates the points typically brought up against reform, and offers strategies to rebut them. Somewhat of a counterpoint to the US DEA's Speaking Out Against Drug Legalization.
SPOILER: NYC wins.
Estimated cocaine consumption based on waste-water analysis (expressed as cocaine lines* per day per 1000 Inhabitants, age 15-64) *1 line was here assumed to be equivalent to 100 milligram of cocaine. --page 272
This, and much more, in the UN 2007 World Drug Report (pdf). HTML homepage.
This, and much more, in the UN 2007 World Drug Report (pdf). HTML homepage.
"the first person in America to huff his own shit"
The lengths some people will go to get high. Jenkem or jekem is a drug made from raw human sewage, apparently most prevalent in Africa. (Mildly NSFW.)
Bioethics discussions are fun when you aren't about to die.
Dying for Lifesaving Drugs: Will desperate patients destroy the pharmaceutical system that produces tomorrow's treatments?Reason Magazine
Lindsay Lohan, America's Dream Girl*, has been a potent pop culture event ever since her rise to fame in Disney's 1998 remake of Parent Trap. As the first red haired child ever hired by Ford Modeling Agency at the age of 3, Lohan clearly had her young eye aimed at Hollywood. Her breakout role came with the 2004 release of Mean Girls. Skyrocketed into the public consciousness, Lohan quickly released two pop albums and pumped out classic films such as Herbie: Fully Loaded and Georgia Rule. With Britney Spears's descent into oblivion and Paris Hilton's problems with the law, Lohan appeared ready to supplant Britney as The It Girl. But with her rocky personal life and her love of night clubs, the party scene, strawberry quick, and after problems with her studio, and running low on cash, people wondered, could Lohan turn her life around? Sadly, that appears to be a no. After being charged with a DUI on Thursday for an accident in May, Lohan was charged with another DUI (and cocaine possession) Monday morning after chasing another car. A story is quickly unfolding involving a fired assistant, bad damage control, a bar at a rehab center, prison chic, more bad parenting and a request for privacy / denial of drug possession. Mugshots were also released. Is she the next Pete Doherty?
Peter Stafford, RIP
Peter Stafford, psychedelics investigator and author of the Psychedelics Encyclopedia (PDF preview), has died. [Via BB.]
What will become of Pineapple Face?
Dope...but not dopes.
The Indoor Yield-O-Rama is a scientific look at how much marijuana people can expect to grow under certain conditions. No matter you think about marijuana or your country's drug laws, the level of sophistication in this statistical analysis may surprise you.
Bomb the Bass
Without Breasts There Is No Paradise
Without Breasts There Is No Paradise NBC wunderkind Ben Silverman's first new series is a Spanish-language soap opera called Sin Tetas No Hay Paraiso. It's about Catalina, a teenage prostitute seeking breast implants to win the heart of a cocaine smuggler, whom she hopes will free her from a live of poverty. Can a sweet young thing from a small town find happiness in a fast-paced world of easy money and drug trafficking?
The Ninth Floor
Jessica Dimmock: I was approached by a cocaine dealer who made it clear that he was a dealer. Over the course of the conversation he made it clear that if I wanted to follow him and photograph him I could. He took me to a variety of places - parties, people's apartments, the owner of an escort service. The last place he ever took me was the apartment where the project starts. Jessica Dimmock is the 2006 recipient of the Inge Morath Award to encourage young female photojournalists. Her series, The Ninth Floor is epic in its savage and true depiction of the reality of drugs in New York City. NSFW.
Pain Management as a Human Right
Recognizing Pain Management as a Fundamental Human Right. These pieces from the journal of the International Anesthesia Research Society argue that under-treated chronic pain is becoming a public health crisis which must be addressed. But a warning to pain doctors in the U.S. who prescribe opioids in doses that seem high to narcotics agents and prosecutors: "Be afraid." [Via Hit & Run and TalkLeft.]
Who knew a Prius could go 100 mph?
"Al Gore III - whose father is a leading advocate of policies to fight global warming - was driving his environmentally friendly car at about 100 miles per hour on a freeway south of Los Angeles when he was pulled over by an Orange County sheriff's deputy..."
Brent Kovar's Next Big (Imaginary) Thing
Brent Kovar got investors and employees to believe his invention was the next big thing, but nobody's ever seen it. Mister Kovar had also been appointed in 2003 to the Business Advisory Council of the National Republican Congressional Committee by then-Congressional Majority Leader Tom Delay. Apparently, a DC-9 they co-owned (painted to resemble aircraft from the U.S. Dept of Homeland Security) was busted in Mexico with 5.5 tons of cocaine on board. First link via fark
Bill O'Reilly vs. High School Student
Boulder High School involved in a controversy. Here's some background. And here's the smackdown. Here's what some other students think. My favorite moment isn't even anything that's said - it's about 2:46 into the smackdown video when the other student on the panel, Andrew, realizes things are getting ready to kick-off. These are all YouTube links BTW.
Finally! A drug ad worth watching
In an attempt to curb the production of crystal meth, more than 30 states have now outlawed or require registration for common lab equipment. In Texas, you need to register the purchase of Erlenmeyer flasks or three-necked beakers. The same state where I do not have to register a handgun, forces me to register a glass beaker.America's War on Science: Chemistry sets and model rockets, the staples of any geeky childhood, have essentially become a thing of the past.Wired has more on how a security obsessed society is robbing both children and adults of the opportunity to discover science for themelves.
Sniff Swig Puff
Sniff, Swig, Puff and your cares are temporarily gone. [youtube]
"The phrase 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help' will become even more terrifying."
On December 18, 2004, Ascension Alverez-Tejeda and his girlfriend were stopped at a traffic light near La Pine Oregon, and when the light turned green, the car in front of them stalled. Alverez-Tejeda stopped in time but a pickup truck behind him rear-ended him. When he got out to look at his bumper, the police showed up and arrested the truck driver for drinking and driving. The cops then convinced Alverez-Tejeda and his girlfriend to go to a nearby parking lot, ordered them out of their car and into in the back of the cop car for 'processing.' While they were in the cruiser, a person jumped in their car and took off. The cops ordered the pair out and set off in full pursuit up the road.
But it was all a set up worthy of David Mamet. DEA agents were tracking a drug gang and. . .decided to stage something, perhaps even a carjacking, in order to seize the drugs without tipping off the conspirators. They never consulted a judge, but every person in the story, other than Alverez-Tejeda and his girlfriend, was a cop of some sort.
But it was all a set up worthy of David Mamet. DEA agents were tracking a drug gang and. . .decided to stage something, perhaps even a carjacking, in order to seize the drugs without tipping off the conspirators. They never consulted a judge, but every person in the story, other than Alverez-Tejeda and his girlfriend, was a cop of some sort.
Laws on getting high
Spiritual Highs and Legal Blows - the power and peril of religious exemptions from drug prohibition
Martial law on-demand in Baltimore
Public gatherings restricted? Check. Shutdown of independent businesses? Check. Lockdown on traffic and transportation in the area? You bet. Lawmakers in Baltimore trying to curb the city's homicide rate (already 108 this year) have come up with some "desperate measures" of questionable constitutional legality, including heightening police presence in order to lockdown streets in "emergency areas." It has been called, "partial martial law" by some, and one has to wonder if the city of Baltimore may not do better to take a page from The Wire's Hamsterdam for a solution to their inextricably linked drug and homicide issues.
Let's play a smoking game and a drinking game.
Horses are not always good role models. Just in case you thought the craziness was limited to this one book, the authors proudly present a "true crime" glimpse into a shadowy world of... okay, I actually have no idea what they're talking about. Ah, the joys of vanity publishing.
I learned it from YYYYYOOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!
Illegal drugs. They can do strange things to people. For decades, public service announcements have warned us of their dangers. We've been lectured by Robocop! Whitney! Cavemen! Cops! TMNT! Pee Wee! Reagans! Legos! Sonny Bono! Even screaming hot dogs! Don't let drugs ruin the Now Generation. Whatever you do, don't listen to bad people and take the easy way out. 'Cuz seriously... drugs can make you really, really ugly. Mmmkay?
Turn on, tune in, get out
Entheogens and Psychotherapy. A 2001 paper by Canadian psychotherapist Andrew Feldmar on the potential therapeutic uses of psychedelics and his own experience with LSD. Now, because of this paper, he is no longer allowed to enter the U.S. [Via MindHacks.]
Four Decades into America's War on Drugs
America's forgotten war. Are we winning?
Drug-resistant tuberculosis
Drug-resistant TB strain raises ethical dilemma. A man in Arizona who has a virtually untreatable strain of extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (XDR TB) has been locked up indefinitely because he failed to take precautions to avoid infecting others, even though he has not commited a crime. The new strain of TB is described as a nightmare by health officials, and though mainly found in Africa and Asia, it is slowly beginning to spread in the U.S. [Via Technoccult.]
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When I saw Julia Bobbin's Mad Men sewing challenge I knew I had to join.
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Hey everyone! This question is to everyone that had a gender determination done at 16 weeks or earlier... were they right or wrong?
I know most doctors won't guess that early but I'm talking about those fun ultrasound places that you pay for that do 3D ultrasounds. I'm going to do it at 16 weeks for fun and just wondering how much I will be able to trust their guess.
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Hey everyone! This question is to everyone that had a gender determination done at 16 weeks or earlier... were they right or wrong?
I'm pretty sure it can be accurate since you are past your 4 months. I'm 17 wks and i was told days ago i'm having a boy!
besides, you get more definition out of a 4d ultrasound, than a regular ultrasound.
i had an us at 13 weeks due to a high risk pregnancy and she told me its going to be a boy, the fallow ups always showed a boy so we expecting to have one, if they were right ( i had 3 different ppl saying we going to have a boy :-) ) we going to have a boy in a few weeks. but i know from some ppl that the baby was hiding and they didnt know till the end
Thanks, ladies! I'm only 4 weeks right now lol just really excited to know and wondering if it's worth the money. I know some people that have had it guessed correctly at 16 weeks but you always hear those stories where they were wrong and it scares me lol
I had my gender scan done at 14 weeks and it was a boy and its still a boy. :)
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Yaay!! Thanks! That makes me feel much better. PregoTraditional, did you get your scan done by your doctor or was it one of those 3D places?
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I went to one of those places and got the 2d done both time at 16w2d. Both times it was clear we were having little boys!
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Chaotic Lecce-Palermo
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Lazio crumble in Catania
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Inter pay for Milito mistake
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Capello: 'Why I quit England'
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Cosmi believes in Lecce
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