Pork Belly Futures

This our 5 month old Pot-Bellied Pig, Sophie, getting a bath. This was the day I brought her home. Also this is the first time she had any human interaction. She was a little frightened then, but now she is VERY friendly and loving. She is so well behaved. Surprisingly, she is already housebroken by instinct. She has had not one accident, and goes out on the leash about 4 times a day. She also loves the cats. She now runs the household. We love her dearly.

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Director Jon Else explores this hectic, noisy, seemingly chaotic workplace with his signature style — eschewing narration in favor of long, real-time shots that bring the viewer right into the heart-stopping action of the trading floor. He reveals the traders’ sudden wealth, sudden disaster, and grace under pressure as they exchange billions of dollars in futures and options contracts – for cattle, pork bellies, Eurodollars and the Nasdaq-100 futures. Also revealed is the endangerment of the open outcry trading system as the digital revolution replaces it at many of the world’s financial exchanges. For more information, go to www.directcinema.com

The Iowa Chops Pork Bellies Dance Team perform to “Womanizer” during the Guns and Hoses night for the Iowa Chops.

Fabien Riggall, Creative Director and Founder of Future Shorts and Secret Cinema, meets with BBC World Service to respond to David Cameron’s remarks made last week regarding the Film Policy Review (released on Monday, 16 January) and funding for cinema and film production and distribution.

Artemis, the shiba inu, meets a surprise pig in the yard.

FUNNY my staffys 1 st outing on the stairs squealing like a pig.

The scene in the movie (TRADING PLACES) where Winthorpe (Dan Aykroyd) & Billy Ray Valentine (Eddie Murphy) get rich off the Duke brothers (trading frozen concentrated orange juice). Wanna trade like Winthorpe? Then check out greshams-law.com… no seriously, check it out. SERIOUSLY! http

Last scene of the blockbuster, Trading Places

I was wondering how to keep a pot belly pig out of trouble when I’m at school and my parents are at work. Also what about when I’m gone for several days at a time? I do have a young man living with us, so maybe he could help take care of it when we are gone. But he doesn’t always come home… So what to do then?