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 By ANAHAD O'CONNOR
Published: January 27, 2009

 Dr. Harold Henry and his colleagues had followed their patient for 10
weeks, and knew just what to expect. The woman was carrying seven
babies. Multiple ultrasounds confirmed it every time: 7 heads, 7
spines and 28 limbs, all packed into a space typically only several
centimeters in diameter.

 "Each time, we thought we were validating that there were in fact
seven babies," said Dr. Henry, the chief of maternal and fetal
medicine at Kaiser Permanente Bellflower Medical Center in southern
California.

 But when the time for delivery came on Monday morning, there was one
wrinkle. After the seventh baby was plucked from the womb, an
assistant announced that he felt another foot.

 "Quit joking," Dr. Henry shot back.

 When the assistant insisted this was no joke, Dr. Henry reached in and
confirmed it.

 "That's when the room all of a sudden became quiet," Dr. Henry said in
an interview. "Everyone was in shock, including mom herself. She just
couldn't believe it."

 Baby No. 8 marked a small miracle. For only the second time in
recorded American history, a woman had given birth to live octuplets.
The odds of being struck by lightning are better.

  
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/28/health/28octuplets.html?hp

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 http://www.exploratorium.edu/rubiks/

This photo doesn't do the moon justice. It was huge!! And it looked like it was going to collide with the transamerica building

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