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The Highland Park, Illinois home of Ferris Bueller's best friend Cameron is currently available for $2.3 million if you're interested. The house is best known for its cantilevered plate-glass garage that Cameron sends his dad's Ferrari through after kicking the shit out of it.
The Ben Rose Home - site of the famous movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Cantilevered over the ravine, these two steel and glass buildings - which can never be duplicated - have incredible vistas of the surrounding woods. This is a unique property designed by A. James Speyer and David Haid, both notable architects of the 20th Century.
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If it comes with the smashed car in the woods, I'll take it
But is it Zombie proof ?
To high profile, too many lookey loo's, not enough privacy.
You're gonna love my nuts...
Ahhh architects... always doing the impractical... I wonder what the rest of the house looks like.
People living in glass houses should draw the blinds when removing their trousers.
What'd I do?
You killed the car.
@3 I don't like the watchers either, but I think putting up shades made to look like trees in a forest would keep them from ever finding a way to peek in
I had sex with Stompy's mother in the garage. Nass filmed. LSDiesel did the editing. Visit: www.ihadsexwithstompysmotherintheferrisbuellersdayoffmoviehouse.com for updated pics and to subscribe to the feed.
I gave Stompy's mother a nasty rash a few weeks ago, so you may wanna visit an STD clinic.
I see the ghost of the Ferrari in the window of the first picture.
"And the pool boy too"???
Too far GW...too far...
actually, it's a good distance from the road, so people going by probably wouldn't matter too much. i've driven by it before. it's pretty awesome.
Lets just get off the subject of mom's.... cause i just got off yours...
I'd buy it and walk around naked. That'll teach 'em.
i want the apartment from howard the duck
@16 you had to go there, didn't you.
And Lea Thompson hates you now... if she's still alive.
@16 No that's where I've been living. I don't want to lose the subscription to playduck.
I missed the stompy's mom parade by taking a lunch
Someone will seriously have to invest in a lot of drapes/curtains i they buy this home!
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Dont trust anything standing on pieces of wood for balance
Do they accept Darth dollars?
cant be duplicated my ass, just get the blueprints. if its manmade, it can be recreated.
i live in that town, just down the street, so it looks like ill be having new neighbors to choke my chicken too!!!
I've been in that house once.
I love this house, It is so choice. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up
Man, I love Ferris Bueller's Day Off. If only I loved Illinois...
I do live in Illinois. Believe it or not i live in Highland Park, IL. Even weirder, this house is one block away from me. I threw pumpkins into their ravine... how weird is this whole thing?!?!
I live in Highland Park and I go by the house and it's probably not a good idea to buy because it's right near a ravine and it could erode away and you'd really have some shattered glass to deal with...
Love the movie though. :)
AHAHHA alex u would comment on this. how weird is this whole thing?!?!?!
I'm officially your first subscriber. This film could have used better lighting.
I guess I'm your second. Quality of the film is good, but is the trany clown really necessary? On the plus side Stompy's mom is very talented.
I am actually less than 10 miles from this house right now. Coincidence?.....Probably.
I prefer that other movie with the guy that did the thing.....in his pants.
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Askia Booker brought Colorado fans spilling onto the court by swishing a 30-footer at the buzzer Saturday to lift Colorado to a victory over Kansas, marking the program's first victory over the Jayhawks in its last 20 tries.
Colorado (9-1) squandered a six-point lead with 1:44 left and Kansas tied the game with a bucket by Perry Ellis with 4 seconds left. But after a timeout, Buffs forward Xavier Johnson got the ball to Booker, who dribbled a few paces past half court - about even with where John Elway's courtside seats were located - and launched the shot that hit nothing but net.
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Shaq Goodwin scored a career-high 21 points and Memphis shot 54 percent in defeating Northwestern State.
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Jabari Brown scored 22 points and Jordan Clarkson added 21 to help Missouri upset UCLA.
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Chaz Williams had career highs of 32 points and 15 assists, and Sampson Carter scored 20 to help Massachusetts remain undefeated with a victory over Brigham Young.
Raphiael Putney added 15 points for UMass (8-0) in the third annual Hall of Fame Holiday Showcase, played down the street from the basketball shrine in the town where James Naismith invented the sport.
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Smugglers are doing a booming business in contraband Cuban cigars -- real and fake ones.
Americans' lust for cigars -- especially illegal Cuban stogies -- has sparked a sharp increase in smuggling and counterfeiting, according to federal and industry officials. The indictment in February of a Florida airline pilot, accused of smuggling 121 boxes of Cuban cigars into this country in violation of the embargo against Cuba is a well-publicized example of a problem US. Customs Service agents say they confront every day
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Jim Diley from Fulton Beer explains how the Surly bill becomes a taproom [VIDEO]
Jim Diley standing behind his future taproom bar.
Local beer lovers celebrated when Surly Brewing Co. owner Omar Ansari successfully got the taproom license bill passed.
But, that's not the end of the process. The guys at Fulton Beer could be the first proud owners of a taproom license, so we asked co-founder Jim Diley to show us around his new brewery and explain what happens next.
Starting last winter, Ansari pushed hard for a change to Minnesota law that would allow brewers to sell pints of their own beer. The idea was to allow him to build a $20 million destination brewery with a restaurant and an expansive beer garden. But Surly hasn't even committed a location yet, so it could be years before the dream is realized.
The founders of Fulton Beer, on the other hand, are much farther along in the process of building their first brewery. Diley and his friends are overhauling a modest brick garage just a stone's throw from Target Field, and are hoping to have their doors open by fall. Diley is also hopeful that by then the city of Minneapolis will have done its part of the work to make taproom licenses available.
"The real nitty gritty of how this thing works is still to come," he says.
For a sneak peek at the Fulton Brewery and a full explanation of what individual city councils have to do next to make taprooms a reality, watch below:
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Falling mining stocks pushed the Toronto stock market slightly lower Monday as traders look to a heavy slate of earnings news coming out during the week.
The S&P/TSX composite index declined 21.68 points to 14,478.71. The Canadian dollar was down 0.04 of a cent to 90.76 cents (U.S.).
U.S. indexes were positive with the Dow Jones industrials up 28.35 points to 16,436.89, the Nasdaq composite index was ahead 8.56 points to 4,104.07 while the S&P 500 index climbed 3.38 points to 1,868.23.
On Monday, traders will look to results coming in after the close from Rogers Communications. Rogers acquired additional wireless spectrum during the January auction for $3.3-billion, which will be needed to allow consumers to stream NHL games on their mobile devices. Rogers scored a $5.2-billion multi-year deal for the national rights to all NHL games last fall and its shares climbed 15 cents to $44.42.
"There's a bit of a transition going on in that industry," said Craig Fehr, Canadian markets specialist at Edward Jones in St. Louis.
"We're seeing the telecom providers understand that the real future of profitability and pricing power relates to the delivery of content, particularly as it relates to the mobile platform."
Teck Resources also reports this week and its results will be impacted by falling commodity prices. Copper prices have tumbled 11 per cent this year and coal prices have fared even worse, falling from $300 (U.S.) a tonne in 2011 to about $120 a tonne. Teck shares slipped 24 cents to $24.07.
Meanwhile, shareholders in Canadian Pacific will look to see how severe winter weather affected the railway in the quarter and how increased petroleum shipments have lifted the bottom line. CP shares edged nine cents lower to $163.12.
The tech sector in particular will be in focus as traders take in earnings during the week from tech heavyweights including Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and Netflix. The results are being released following a sharp correction in the tech sector that has seen the Nasdaq index drop about five per cent this month.
"We saw a big selloff in the markets and it was driven by this concern that stocks in general have become over valued – but there were certainly pockets of the market that were frothy and technology was really at the centre of that," added Fehr.
"So we saw some of that froth come out of the market but the good news here for investors is that it didn`t seep into the broader market."
Elsewhere on the corporate front, TransCanada shares fell $1.79 to $49.51 after the U.S. government said Friday that it needs more time to prepare its recommendation to president Barack Obama on the company's Keystone XL pipeline. The southern leg of the Alberta-to-Texas pipeline is already completed, but the northern stretch that crosses the Canada-U.S. border requires a presidential permit.
Barrick Gold shares were down 48 cents to $19.33 following reports from the Wall Street Journal that merger talks between the Toronto-based mining company and Newmont Mining had broken off last week. However, sources told Bloomberg and others that the issues separating the two parties are minor, leaving open the possibility that the deal could still happen.
The gold sector was the biggest weight, down 0.9 per cent while June bullion fell $6.70 to $1,287.20 (U.S.) an ounce.
The metals and mining sector was down 0.66 per cent while May copper was unchanged at $3.05 a pound.
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EconoMeter: China - a currency manipulator?
Econometer panelists analyze the pros and cons for U.S. consumers
Norm Miller, University of San Diego
If China's currency became stronger, this would mean higher prices for U.S. consumers, especially Walmart shoppers. Not only would consumers lose, there would be almost no impact on U.S. jobs since the wage differentials are a large chasm. It would also be extremely foolish to start a trade war with China as we would both lose.
Lynn Reaser, Point Loma Nazarene University
Declaration of currency manipulation would be followed under current law by negotiations between the Treasury Department and China to develop a more market-driven currency. Considerable push back can be anticipated and a trade war is a real risk, but a higher value of the yuan would help U.S. companies be more competitive vis-à-vis Chinese firms both domestically and abroad. U.S. consumers could benefit through increases in jobs and/or wages. All Americans would ultimately benefit from a reduction in global trade imbalances, which require the U.S. to be dependent on large capital inflows and have led to more than $1 trillion of holdings by China.
Dan Seiver, Reilly Financial Advisors
If China is labeled a currency manipulator, the effects on American consumers will not be good. China is likely to retaliate by putting tariffs on U.S. goods sold to China, which will hurt our exports. The Chinese are less likely to let their yuan continue to appreciate, which has already brought the yuan close to its equilibrium value, since Chinese inflation is much higher than in the U.S. Other countries like Japan and Switzerland also manipulate their currencies rather than let the market determine their value. For decades the U.S. participated in the Bretton Woods system, in which all participants manipulated their currencies. Many look back on that period as a golden age for international trade and investment.
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Rural/Metro ambulance will cease operations in Greenwood later this year.
Greenwood Fire Chief James Sipes met with Rural/Metro officials Tuesday morning, and they gave a 90-day notice that they will be ending their contract with the city. The last day of service will be Nov. 18.
Rural/Metro has three ambulances, one at each of Greenwood's fire stations, and employs 27 full-time and part-time workers in Greenwood, Sipes said. Medical runs accounted for about 5,000 of the 6,000 runs made by the Greenwood Fire Department in 2013, he said.
The city already has been contacted by other private ambulance companies who would be willing to provide service in Greenwood, Sipes said. The city also could consider forming its own ambulance service like other local fire departments, Sipes said. Fire department officials will discuss options with the mayor and develop a timeline to get a new provider before November, he said.
The goal will be to have uninterrupted service and be able to provide the same level of medical care to Greenwood residents when Rural/Metro service ends, Sipes said. Other local fire departments already have agreed to help Greenwood with ambulance service if needed.
The city doesn't pay a fee for Rural/Metro to operate, nor does it receive any payment from the company, Sipes said. The city has allowed Rural/Metro to operate out of city fire stations, but patients are billed when they are transported to generate income for the company.
Rural/Metro filed for bankruptcy in 2013 and is ceasing operations in multiple central Indiana communities.


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Saturday, November 27, 2010
Gifts For You
The layout bears some resemblance {wink} to Jen's Sketch For You To Try for this week:
I modified that main circle panel to suit my image and adjusted the placement of the circle accents just a bit.
More sketch inspiration ...
Jen del Muro with guest designer Stepanie Muzzulin
Amber Hight
Amy Rohl
Carole Burrage
Jenn Diercks
Jodi Collins
Kelly Lunceford
Leigh O'Brien
Megan Lock
Sonja Christoph
Susan Liles
To play along with the sketch, just link up your creation to Jen's post. Remember to use keyword SFYTT when you upload to online galleries. This is the last weekend of the month, which means next weekend we'll have a brand-new guest designer getting sketchy with us. Will it be you? Play along and it could be!
Thanks for stopping by!
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Oh my goodness, that image is just too cute!! Love it --that Nestie makes the image look like a dream cloud ---like some little tyke is dreaming of Santa :)ReplyDelete
What a treat feast for the eyes, Amy! Love the random snowflakes and gems, and your coloring and paper piecing is just perfect!ReplyDelete
You did an amazing job of coloring that cute image! Love the paper piecing, your use of the Snow Days paper and MFT Die-Namics!ReplyDelete
What a gorgous card!!! I Love it!!!! <3ReplyDelete
The colours, the decorations and the design! Perfect :D
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I Love this! Your cards are always such a treat to see! I love your snowflakes and of course your coloring!ReplyDelete
The image is SO cute and your coloring is just perfect. I love all of the bling along with the snowflakes. Fabulous card!ReplyDelete
Wow... maybe I can color like you some day!! Love the sprinkled bling and snowflakes!!ReplyDelete
Your coloring is outstanding. What a gorgeous and colorful Christmas card.ReplyDelete
Oh this is pure perfection, your coloring is astounding.ReplyDelete
Just perfect you are so my cardmaking idol!
This is gorgeous, Amy! Your color choice is perfect and your coloring is flawless as always <3ReplyDelete
Oh my Amy that is so adorable....you have made that image come alive....such great colouring/pieceing....love it!ReplyDelete
How GORGEOUS is this Amy!! LOVE this image, your coloring and those FAB Snow Day papers!!ReplyDelete
Cute image and fabulously coloured and frames. Love the array of snowflakes with the buttons too :)ReplyDelete
Wow Amy...this is STUNNING!!ReplyDelete
Quite festive & delightful!!ReplyDelete
Amy this is fantastic and your colouring is gorgeous!! Love all your snowflakes!! :)ReplyDelete
This is darling Amy! Love that image and the die is just perfect with it!ReplyDelete
Just darling, excellent coloring, love how you have scattered the snowflakes!ReplyDelete
The way you've colored this image is outstanding. It's just so beautiful!ReplyDelete
OMG this is so adorable Amy!!!!ReplyDelete
Hi AmyReplyDelete
I found some time to comment on you stunning cards, my goodness those are so lovely and well made. Please know I do not always comment, but I visit your blog every single day !
Hugs Nicole
Really like it! The coloring is stunning and love the red bow too. Have a great day.ReplyDelete
Amy, this is sooooooo, soooooooo and I mean soooooooo CUTE!!!! your coloring, the paper choices and your design IS GORGEOUS! Hugs...EvaReplyDelete
What an adorable image and fabulous card!!!ReplyDelete
This card is absolutely adorable, Amy!!! Sooooooo impressive! :)ReplyDelete
I love your works, full of colours and patternsReplyDelete
WOW...this is a feast for the eyes! Lots of fun things going on and it all brings you to that yummy image panel. Coloring, paper piecing...it all looks phenominal! Gosh, you're THE best layout interpreter I've seen. Any chance I might be able to ask Santa to bring me some of that?ReplyDelete
Fabulous girl! Love that image! I've never seen it before! It's adorable!ReplyDelete
Beautifully coloured! Such great details too, love it!ReplyDelete
Very cute, I really like the image. :-)ReplyDelete
Oh-my-GOSH, Amy! This is sooooooo CUTE! Love it! LOVE!ReplyDelete
This card is so adorable, just perfect! Thanks for sharing it :)ReplyDelete
Amy, this is so cute! Beautiful coloring and papers with the cute image!ReplyDelete


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Sometimes a hearing loss is so profound or hearing is not present at all that hearing instruments can help only very limited. In such a situation cochlear implants can be a successful solution in order to develop communication skills and participate in "the hearing world".
Unlike hearing instruments, cochlear implants do not amplify sounds and their output is not acoustic but an electric one. Nevertheless cochlear implants require adjustment and fitting as well. What is adjusted is the way how electric stimulation is presented to the auditory nerve. The process of fitting of cochlear implants is called "mapping".
Deciding on a Cochlea Implant is a very big decision which will have an impact on the rest of the implantees life.
Below some of the many important considerations, beyond the medical and surgical ones.
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- NicaraguaFoodFunding via ADIM (Asociación Alternativa Para el Desarrollo Integral de las Mujeres)
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Buen Progreso Group
Update on Buen Progreso GroupBlanca, a member of the trio pictured above, is 38 years old and is a single mother of five children. For the past 9 years, she has worked selling fresh produce in the market in Masaya, and she has three people who help her with the logistics of getting her produce to market.
With the support from this loan, Blanca plans to purchase tamarind fruit for resale at her business. She has been a member of the community bank for three years. Olga, another group member who is 60 years old, works as a pig butcher. Miriam, 53 years old, is the final member of the trio and makes a living selling cosmetics.
Previous Loan DetailsThe group is made up of three entrepreneurial women. One of them is Blanca, who is 38 years old and a single mother with three children aged 15, 13 and 11. For the last 5 years she has had a business buying and selling seasonal fruits. She sells the fruit at the market and has been a customer of ... More from Buen Progreso Group's previous loan »
Additional Information
About ADIMLocated in Central America, ADIM is a small microfinance institution with a strong social focus. In the saturated microfinance market of Nicaragua, ADIM stands out for its emphasis on the holistic development of women as well as its provision of responsible financial services. Founded in 1989 by a small group of Nicaraguan women, this institution has remained true to its initial goal of providing its clients (90% of which are women) with an opportunity for economic growth, in addition to personal and professional empowerment. Supporting an ADIM borrower means contributing not only to the continued offering of the socially conscious services it provides, but also to the sustainable growth of a truly unique microfinance institution.
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 9 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
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- Nov 25, 2013
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It is in EC and is still in it's case. I am however missing the book that came with it. I can look for it if it is a huge issue however DH said you don't really need it for the game. We paid $49.99 for this game new and Dh only used it about 4 times total. I am asking $25.00 ppd for it which will include shipping with DC. Insurance is $1.30 extra. Paypal only please. I can ship today
I also have a Blue Game Boy Advanced SP that is in good used condition. It does have some scratches on it because it used to belong to my 6 year old son. It is still working great! It comes with a matching blue AC adaptar. I think we paid $99.00 for it new. I am asking $35.00 ppd which includes shipping with DC. Insurance is $1.30 extra. Paypal only
I wanted to add I reduced the price on the gameboy. I looked it over and there are a few scratches near the very top of the screen. They DO NOT affect game play at all and while I was playing it to make sure it was in fact in full working condition I didn't notice them at all. Just wanted to be as honest as possiable!
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Company Description
Beatport is growing and we are looking for talented people who are passionate about what they do. We have built an amazing business around inspiring people to play with music and everyone's role here plays an important part in this. If you are excited at the prospect of working for a technology company that lives and breathes music, check out our current open positions below. Aside from a competitive salary, Beatport has much more to offer:
> A fun, collaborative working environment (dog friendly in Denver & Berlin too)
> Weekly DJ performances broadcast live from Denver & Berlin offices
> Medical, dental and vision benefits soon after starting
> 401k plan with employer match
> Free money to use on Beatport.com
> VIP access to select music events
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As a Software Developer on the Data Services team at Beatport you will work on a 5 to 7 member, cross-functional Agile Scrum team building solutions to address business and technology needs. Developers are encouraged to work with teammates to solve complex problems outside of their specialization where appropriate.
You will also take part in planning sessions at the beginning of each 2 week sprint cycle where you will be responsible for planning, tasking, and estimating user stories. We have a highly collaborative environment where the team works together with their Product Expert and Stakeholders to define product solutions. Everyone has the opportunity to contribute to our products and share the success of releasing valuable features on a regular basis.
You will be primarily contributing to exposing data created by our Data Warehouse via OAuth controlled API's. This means skills in data summarization, aggregation, and analysis are needed. You will also need the ability to write SQL, have experience with JSON, and data modeling.
- Python 2.6
- Parsing, summarizing data
- SQL / MySQL
- Data analysis
- Git/Mercurial/source code control
- Data Warehousing knowledge
- ETL experience / Pentaho Data Integration
- Comfort with Linux
- Tomcat & Lucene/Solr
- Java
- OAuth experience
- Experience with RHEL/CentOs/Scientific Linux and RPM's
Additional Information
We seek folks who are personable, friendly and positive thinking. If you fit this bill, send your resume our way. Please drop us a brief line with a cover letter sharing your salary expectations, and anything else we should know about you that your resume doesn't already reveal.
Beatport offers a cool downtown location just blocks from Coors Field and a casual, funky working environment that is a pleasure to spend your day in. Want to know more about us – check out our website at www.beatport.com


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Differential Diagnosis For Arm pain/worsened by head movement
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NATO's Afghanistan: The Champion of Drugs Production
We really have to take our hats off to NATO. This clique of arms lobbyists and defender of jobs for the boys invaded Afghanistan in 2001 on the pretext that Osama bin Laden was using the country to attack western interests. Almost a decade after the Taleban declared war on drugs production, NATO's Afghanistan is not only the world's largest producer of opium but now, of hashish also.


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Should I be trying to get pregnant when my mother is dying of cancer?
My husband and I had hoped to get pregnant with our second child, but my mom was recently diagnosed with cancer and is only expected to live about a year. I'm concerned that if I get pregnant I'll put the baby at risk with all of the stress I'll be under. I'll also worried about causing my mom stress -- She'll be excited to have a grandchild on the way, but she'll also be worried about me. It hurts so much to think that she won't get to watch her grandchildren grow. What should I do?
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You have no idea how much this story touched me. My husband and I have three children. Our third child took us five years to conceive. Our son is 14, our oldest daughter is 11, and our baby girl just turned 13 months. So there is a big age difference between the older two and our baby. We had decided to try for one more so our youngest would not feel like an only child. Then four days after Christmas we found out that my mother has terminal lung cancer. One of my first thoughts was that there was no way I would even consider having another child without my mom here. It has been hard enough that my daughter may not remember my mom. But after alot of tears and alot of prayers we have decided to go ahead and try to get pregnant. My mom is in her fith round of Chemotherapy and doing amazingly well. All we can do is pray that she will still be here when our next child arrives. We know that God is the giver and taker of life and we have faith that no matter what happens he will carry us through it all. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.posted 04/06/2007 by cindy's4
I was 5 weeks pregnant when my mother died of cancer. Although it was very upsetting to know that she would never see my baby, I was able to tell her he existed. Somehow through all my grief I think being pregnant helped me have something hapy to look forward to. Its a hard decision, whether you choose to get pregnant now or after a year. There is always the possibility with cancer that it may be longer or shorter than the time the doctors say, and I know my mother would never want me to put my life on hold. Good luck.posted 04/10/2007 by cclare4
My mother was diagnosed with lung cancer in Sept 2003. I was married in Feb 2005 and we began TTC immediately. Only one month after I conceived my mother was daignosed with three brain tumors. She was thrilled that I was pregnant and even told me she wasn't going anywhere until she met her granddaughter. She was very ill but was able to meet my daughter, born March 2006. After that my mother got worse and finally passed in August. I truly believe that she held on to meet Samantha and I knew how important that was for her. I was only too glad that I could give her a granddaughter. My advice, talk to your mother about it.posted 12/30/2006 by stlgirl82
I can say from personal experience, dealing with a loss and the grief while being pregnant can be very stressful...knowing that you are going to lose someone can sometimes make it worse. It all depends on how everyone is handling it...bringing a new baby into any family(during good or bad circumstances) is usually a good reminder about the cycle of life...your mother may get to feel a bond with a new child you may have, as they are on opposite ends of that cycle. If it were me, I would stick to the original plan, babies bring so much joy!posted 01/15/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
It's like you never can truly trust all the Dr's tell you, my mom was supposed to live 6 months and ended up living 2 years (what a strong woman she was!). I got pregnant while she was undergoing her chemo and going through all that chemical mess...It was so hard to be pregnant and be so worried, depressed, anxious and scared to lose my mom that I don't know if I would do it again. YET this gave my mom something to take her mind off her illness. My son was born and my mom got to hold him in her arms and enjoy him for only 10 months of his life. The hardest part for me has been to look at my son daily and think how much my mom would enjoy him, how unfair that she got to miss out on this. But the memories that I have of us together with her, I will pass them on to my kids and they are a treasure. But gosh do I miss not having her to share the joys and hardships of motherhood. If I had to do it all over again, I think I would because it will give you something to hold on to when she is gone, something to fill your heart when there is so much pain and sadness that you don't know if you can go on...your babies smile will you the hope that you need to go on! Good Luck and whatever decision you make will be the right one.posted 01/30/2007 by BonBoncito
Imagine how sad your mom would feel if she thought her sickness stopped you from pursuing another pregnancy! Sickness and death are horribly sad, but we must keep living in the face of them otherwise we give up the beauty of life. Which is this - that we dance right up until the day the Lord takes us even though we know all along that every day could be the last. Never let death overshadow life.posted 09/08/2009 by rendiggy
When i found i was pregnant with my son, my Grandfather, who i was very close to, was fighting cancer for 2 years now. They would cut it out and then find more somwhere else. It was very hard and sad, be he was so proud of me and my strength. May 19 06 I was laying in the delivery room ready to give birth, the phone rang and it was my mom telling my husband that my grandfather had just passed away. My husband didnt tell me until after or new born boy was out and doing good. Till this day i feel like his spirit is in my son. Even though it was hard on me to see my grandpa wither away, everything happens for a reason, and i dont think you should stop your plans to get pregnant, but if you are worried about how your mom might feel, you shoulld talk to her about it. Good luck and i will keep you in my prayers.posted 09/24/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I understand! I am 33 and newly married (8 months) and my husband and I have talked about having children but my mother-in-law has been fighting stage IV breast cancer for 2 1/2 years and recently decided to stop treatment therapy. We are now working on developing her care into Hospice and I wonder all the time if I shouldn't get pregnant now so she could at least be part of the pregnancy. We have agreed that we would start trying in Sept 07. I am torn as I am in graduate school and starting a new job but she is okay with any decision we make. I think her knowing her son is happy and in love makes her happy enough!posted 01/12/2007 by spoondp
Having lost my dad to cancer much sooner than the doctors thought initially, I would say to live your life and not put it on hold. Grief puts things on hold somewhat anyway, but as a PP said, wait until your mom is actually gone to grieve- live fully now and include her in your living. Talk to her about your baby plans. Do what comes to you as the right thing to do each day. Sex is a great stress release and a great comfort so it's not something you should do without. You may conceive, you may not; if you do then it was meant to be. The only caveat to this is- you know how you handle stress. If you tend to turn it inward and experience it physically then you may want to wait. If you are good at relieving stress otherwise then you can probably diffuse the effects it would have on the baby (and set a good example for your first child on how to deal with hard stuff). Praying for you and your family.posted 12/13/2006 by WritersBlock
Both my mother and father got diagnosed with Cancer this year. I never asked the doctor how much time my mother had left(her case is much more serious) but I understand that she's living on borowed time. I kept putting things off the past couple of months especially my plans of having a kid early next year in efforts to try and focus on taking care of her, especially since I have to travel alot to come see her. But God has His plans for all of us :)...I just flew in to visit her yesterday and found out that I was pregnant. Trust me, I haven't seen a smile on her face more viberant than I did when I told her this news. Yes, she IS "worrying" about me and watching over everything I eat but hey! that's what Mom's do and they get a certain joy from it. I love sharing all the little details with her even though its been barely 24 hours...comparing notes with your own mom is priceless...it's a great diversion for her and I strongly believe that this "accident" happened for a reason.....a reason for her to fight. Amen:)posted 11/21/2006 by Pearlescent20
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Rick (33) + Kate (30)= Eli (5) and Jack (2)
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I decided to stay at home before we had our daughter.
Proud mommy of Evangeline born @ 35 weeks
for the time being im a stay at home mom, i refuse to go back to work until my son is atleast 6months old, i just don't trust anyone with him, and while he is very healthy, i just think anything is possible, especially being that he is premature, but i just think someone needs to spend one on one time while watching him and i think the best person to do that is me!
I had always planned to SAH but it wasn't feasible for us at this time. I would love to, though. Thankfully I work from home, so LO doesn't have to go to daycare. Although I do wonder how I'm going to manage to care for her and work at the same time. Guess we'll see when I go back in 2 weeks!
DD born 10/28/09 at 29 weeks 1 day - 2 lb 13 oz, 15 inches. Home 12/14/09 after a 6 week NICU stay. Ds born 12/08/11 at 37 weeks, my termie!
I was not going to be SAHM for long, but was going to go back to work... But, since DS was a preemie, I decided to WAHM it until 24 mo at least.
From birth I have relied on You;�You brought me forth from my mother's womb.�I will ever praise You.�Psalm 71
We decided beforehand that I would be a SAHM. My dh wasnt too happy about it but I was not going to put mu kids in daycare. I just cant do it! I will be going to school and staying home until all my kids are in school and then go back to work.
J (6.6.09) 26wker TTC#2 since 8/2010 Finally ovulating on clomid (5th round). HSG 12/5 clear.
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we decided i would be a stay at home mom before i got pregnant. i didnt plan on having to quit my job at 13 weeks because of preggo complications though! that kinda set us back, but we're managing and i plan to stay home for at least 3 years. i might get an itch and work part time after that. if we have another child i would stay home for that one too :)
being a sahm is always what i wanted to be... i never realized i might not get to bring my baby anywhere for 8 months! thats a whole different job! only 1 month to go and were free!!!!
~Gretchen~ http://abittyblog.blogspot.com/
mommy to Devin Luke- born 6/23/09 (26w 5d)
2lbs. 6oz. of the cutest little boy in the world!
I was hoping to be a SAHM but figured i would have to work part-time. When DD was born, i knew i wasn't going back to work. Then DH got laid off and i had to go back so we had medical benefits
I HATE working when all i want to do is be home with my LO. Five months later and DH is still unemployed and i work full time and part-time and overtime when its available. I feel like i'm missing my little girl growing every day. I cry daily.
SAHM's - please know how lucky you are to be able to care for your LO's, there are many women (not just preemie moms) who would love to be in your position
Ashley - 9/16/09 - 34 weeks
Erin - 6/26/11 - 39 weeks- NUCB
Grace - 3/7/13 - 39 weeks - NUCB
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I decided that I wanted to quit teaching and stay at home when I was pregnant. At first my goal was to stay at home for maybe 12-18 months but once they were born prematurely, I knew that I would stay home with them until they go to school.


text: Magazine article Tikkun Richard Ford and the Fall of America By Shechner, Mark Read preview Article excerpt Independence Day, by Richard Ford. Alfred A. Knopf. 451 pp. $24. If we are in fact living through one of the great flowerings of American social fiction, as I believe we are, is it not strange that we are hard-pressed to single out those novels that sum up the era or to anoint one or two signature writers as our laureates Consider this representative list of the social novelists who are currently out there and more or less actively writing. In no particular order, they are: Dorothy Allison, Barbara Kingsolver, Madison Smartt Bell, William Kennedy, Louise Erdrich, Toni Morrison, E. Annie Proulx, Tim O'Brien, Bobbie Ann Mason, Jayne Ann Phillips, Richard Ford, Robert Olin Butler, Thomas McGuane, Amy Tan, Russell Banks, Robert Stone, Richard Russo, Louis Begley, Jane Smiley, Richard Price, Tom Wolfe, Norman Rush, John Edgar Wideman, Charles Johnson, Leslie Marmon Silko, and James Welch. And yet, who among these or among the previous generation of writers could be thought the defining writer of our day, the Twain, the Melville, the Dreiser, the Hemingway? Philip Roth John Updike? Tom Wolfe? The Nobel Laureates, Saul Bellow and Toni Morrison? I would be hesitant to say so, though maybe such a foreshortening of statures is only the normal distortion of perspective that prevents us from seeing greatness plain when it is so close at hand. But, for the moment, it does seem we are not quite in a golden age of fiction. I don't think it unreasonable, however, to take this for a silver age, with gifted and ambitious writers in abundance and a body of work that, collectively, will hold its head up with that of any era, including the American Renaissance, or the spasm of modernism that gripped literature just after World War I, or the age of Bellow-Styron-Mailer-Baldwin-Capote, which is now ending. In short supply is the great tragic theme. Tragedies on the epic scale--the Russian, the Jewish, the Polish, the Rwandan scale--haven't befallen the United States since the Civil War. If there is any note we find it unnatural to strike, it is the note of utter ruin and, with it, the pity and terror that come from knowing how easily we slip into savagery. This absence of a single national tragedy has undoubtedly sharpened the profile of minority writers, African-American and Native-American in particular, whose tragic histories remain livid in memory and inscribed in the ongoing crises in their cultures. Such writers seem paradoxically to be privileged with catastrophic histories, much as, two generations ago, Jewish writers once appeared to be privileged by the Holocaust. Toni Morrison is not the most writerly author in America, but it was not for her mastery of the formal tools of fiction that she was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1993. It was in recognition of her stubborn engagement with slavery, one of the black chapters in American history. When her novel Beloved was published in 1987, there may have been a dozen other novels to stand alongside it in terms of writing alone, but scarcely any touched similar bottom in the nightmare of history. But what, we may ask, are other writers doing for bedrock while the African- and Native-Americans are exhuming their histories? Are all others consigned to the minor leagues of the merely individual or purely anecdotal, being connected to no major horror save those they can work up by research--as Madison Smartt Bell has just done with All Souls' Rising, his novel of the slave rebellion in Haiti-or conjure up out of the collective unconscious, where Dracula, Freddie, and velociraptor are alive and well, and evil is just greasepaint and spirit gum and film noir lighting] I would suggest that al American writers share a certain bad news in common, news bad enough to be the great subject of our time: the decline and fall of America, and if it is not always there as a theme, it seems to be everywhere as a gray nimbus of foreboding. 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Tom Dixon
Self-taught British designer Tom Dixon founded his titular studio in 2002. Since then, Dixon has turned his hand to everything from lighting and interiors to furniture and industrial design – and now, watches.
Dixon made a name for himself in the 1980s making work out of welded metal – a technique he learned in the process of fixing his broken motorbike. By 1992 the Victoria and Albert Museum had purchased his iconic S-Chair for its permanent collection, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York followed suit soon after. The designer worked as head of design at retail legend Habitat and renowned Finnish manufacturer Artek before setting up his own studio.
Initially selling furniture and lighting, the brand branched into accessories in 2012, and the Block Watch followed. The pared-back watch features a distinctive square case stamped from a piece of stainless steel or brass and a circular face.
"I'm trying to produce something with an expressive neutrality," says Dixon. "I tend to try and work out what I can strip out without losing character." Etched numerals point precisely to the time markers, to make sure the wearer can accurately tell the time: "In all too many contemporary watches you can't," says Dixon.
The watch's hour, minute and second hands are powered by a high-quality Swiss movement. The face is 40mm by 40mm, and the watch is intended for both men and women.


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A Little Haiti Story lll by PorcelainCoraWatch
©2011-2016 PorcelainCora
Photographer: Presscott - Miami
Model: Me
Model: Me
That's a really nice make-up and styling of the hair. And the facial pose...
my Miami sweetheart
Amazing pic in a great series. I think if I had to pick one of this series that was my fav it would be this one. Everything about you is on point but your eyes are the star of this show.
Stunning capture! Magnificent
wow beautiful shot.. kinda looks like tara holt.. .idk if youve heard of her. love the b&w


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Noisy Nee Naw!
By Penguin Books
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Nee-naw! Nee-naw! Emergency! Sound the sirens and explore different types of rescue vehicles and workers in this fun-filled gaming app for 3-5 year olds.
• Play three great games that help to develop your child's dexterity and memory skills and stimulate their creativity.
• Brought to you by Ladybird - for every age and every stage of your child's development.
• Tilt your device to steer the fire engine safely through the busy roads back to the fire station in Fast Fire Firefighters.
• Three different levels to choose from as your skills improve.
• Pick a rescue worker, from fireman to paramedic, and then choose their uniforms in Driver Dress-Up.
• Take photos of your favourites and store them in your picture library!
• Test your memory skills with Emergency Pairs, and listen to the realistic sounds for each character and emergency vehicle!
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Fabulous app for my 2 boys !
My 2 boys love this app. It's got 3 games with great graphics and sound effects.
The first game involves dressing up different emergency services workers and my 3 year old really enjoys this.
There is also a pairs matching game which both my kids enjoy as it has different levels. The bonus is that when a pair match up, there is a special sound effect for each picture.
Finally, there is a game where you steer the fire engine around a road back to the fire station to pick up water buckets. Again, great pictures and sound effects.
Whilst not directly educational it's a great app to keeps the kids amused and will inspire talking all about the emergency services.
Perfect for the 3-5 age bracket.
Not what I expected - disappointed.
Dressing the fire man was difficult even for me to understand. Once he's dressed nothing happens. Boring! Matching the pairs. Once the two cards are overturned please program the app to re set them onto their front. My toddler didn't understand the fact he had to press them again. Fire truck carnage. Less said about that the better. Waste of cash I'm afraid.
Great interactive and noisy game
My sons loved this mainly due to the noise and go ahead to shake the phone. Good sound effects and sparked a conversation about emergency services. Good clean fun!
- £1.49
- Category: Education
- Released: 04 October 2012
- Version: 1.0
- Size: 39.9 MB
- Language: English
- Developer: Penguin Books
- © Ladybird Books Ltd 2012
Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.3 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


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Vermont Law School teacher named new judge
MONTPELIER Vermont Law School adjunct professor Kevin Griffin, of Norwich, will serve as a Superior Court judge assigned to Chittenden County.
Gov. Peter Shumlin announced the appointment Monday.
Kevins extensive litigation background in family and criminal law, as well as his 15 years on the local school board and other civic contributions, ensure he brings broad experience to the court, Shumlin said in a statement. His intelligence, compassion and firm sense of fairness will make him a strong addition to the judiciary.
Griffin has owned the White River Junction-based law firm Griffin, Marsicovetere & Wilkes, PC since 1993. His practice has involved criminal defense, including work as a public defender on serious felonies, family law and some general civil litigation.
He was a clerk to Justice William Hill of the Vermont Supreme Court.
He has been an adjunct professor at Vermont Law School since 1986 and has taught courses related to trial practice and criminal law and procedure.
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