Second exam written. Now we play the waiting game.
* Did Republicans accidentally defund the military-industrial complex? That's kind of fantastic.
* Darcy Burner spatializes the political spectrum on a left-right horizontal axis against a purist-pragmatist vertical access to uncover why bipartisanship compromise can't happen in contemporary America politics; there's no one in the northeast quadrant.
* The Daily Mail reports on an fascinating in vitro fertilization case in which a woman has decided to bring a baby to term after another woman's embryo was mistakenly implanted in her. What I find most interesting is the assertion that the genetic parent, and not the pregnant woman, is plainly the "real" mother; it's not at all clear to me why that should be true from either a legal or ethic standpoint.
* Rather specific genre watch: Top 10 YouTube acoustic Michael Jackson tributes.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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Labels: ACORN, America, bipartisanship is bunk, genetics, in vitro, Michael Jackson, military-industrial complex, music, parenting, politics, pregnancy, Republicans, YouTube