Baby business?? It is becoming a little bit more complicated..

Maybe there are some serious rules missing in the "Baby business" industry..

It is a fact nowadays that more women choose to have babies on their own. As the number of children born through artificial insemination increases, outsize groups of donor siblings are starting to appear.

Children must know their donor’s number and this must become part of their sex education because the possibilities to get in contact with others who were born through donors are growing every day. 

According to a search made by a mother in a Web-based registry for other children fathered by the same donor,  an online group was created to track them.
Over the years, she watched the number of children in her son’s group grow.
And grow.
Today there are..

150 children, all conceived with sperm from one donor
Now, there is growing concern among parents, donors and medical experts about potential negative consequences of having so many children fathered by the same donors, including the possibility that genes for rare diseases could be spread more widely through the population. Some experts are even calling attention to the increased odds of accidental incest between half sisters and half brothers, who often live close to one another.

To read the whole article go to www.nytimes.com

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Do not believe in movies!

You may end up owing $360.000.

A Malaysian groom is suing his fiancée after she left him at the altar. Masran Abdul Rahman is suing Norzuliyana Mat Hassan for more than $360,000 (£219,000) after she left him six hours before their wedding ceremony.

Both families, who arrange the marriage are said to be distressed and embarrassed, Masran Abdul Rahman, 32 was shocked when his fiancé Norzuliyana Mat Hassan called off their June wedding at the last minute.

According to Masran’s lawyer Latifah, there were 1,200 guests invited to the wedding and...

Go to www.shockingtimes.co.uk to read the whole article. 

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Looking for a new start??

Maybe Financial Crisis will end up knocking on your door too..

Do you feel like making a radical change?

Be determined, but don't hurry!
Have a look at the Worldwide Cost of Living survey 2011 - City rankings.
Maybe the only important thing is not just finding a good job.

 City rankings:
Top 50 cities: Cost of living ranking
Mercer international basket including rental accommodation costs
Base City: New York, US

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2 aaaaaaaaaaaaa2 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaTokyo aaaaaaJapan
3 aaaaaaaaaaaaa3 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaN'Djamena aaChad
4 aaaaaaaaaaaaa4 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaMoscow aaaaRussia
5 aaaaaaaaaaaaa5 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaGeneva aaaa Switzerland
........
For the whole list go to www.mercer.com

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Google’s Big Bet on the Mobile Future

Maybe in a few years wherever you will look, you are going to see GOOGLE or GOOGLE will be watching you. 

Google made a $12.5 billion bet on Monday that its future — and the future of big Internet companies — lies in mobile computing, and moved aggressively to take on its arch rival Apple in the mobile market. 

The Silicon Valley giant, known for its search engine and Android phone software, rattled the tech world with its announcement that it would acquire Motorola Mobility Holdings, allowing it to get into the business of making cellphones and tablets.
The acquisition, Google’s largest to date and an all-cash deal, would put the company in head-to-head competition with its own business partners, the many phone makers that use Android software, as well as with Apple. 


Go to The New York Times - Breaking News, World News & Multimedia, to read the whole article.

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Market crisis 'will happen again'

by BBC,

The world will suffer another financial crisis, former Federal Reserve chief Alan Greenspan has told the BBC.

"The crisis will happen again but it will be different," he told BBC Two's The Love of Money series.

He added that he had predicted the crash would come as a reaction to a long period of prosperity.

But while it may take time and be a difficult process, the global economy would eventually "get through it", Mr Greenspan added. "They [financial crises] are all different, but they have one fundamental source," he said.

"That is the unquenchable capability of human beings when confronted with long periods of prosperity to presume that it will continue."

For the whole article click here..
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