My vote for most misleading headline ever

A Shot in the Dark: Researchers Advise Flu Vaccine for Unborn Babies


Actually, researchers suggest flu shots for pregnant MOTHERS. Because, not only do the shots protect the mother, but they also continue to protect the NEWBORN for up to 6 months.

Seriously. The way the headline, and the article itself, is written, you'd think that the researchers were advocating injecting flu vaccine through the uterine wall to the fetus.

I'm all for keeping newborns healthy, let's just remember that the best way to do that is to FIRST keep the mother healthy. Not the "unborn baby". The mother.

Wow, I was really angry

Make that, Wow.I am still REALLY angry

EVENT REMINDER!!

INVITE DETAILS
"Cherish Choice - A Woman's Constitutional Right Under Attack in Virginia"
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What you need to know that's happening, and an opportunity for action to defend a woman's right of choice. So please join us for champagne, hors d'oeuvres, a concert violinist, and an informal conversation on a most distressing issue -- Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli's current attacks on a women's basic reproductive rights here in Virginia -- and how we can fight back.
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John and Holly Flannery will host and introduce: NARAL Pro-Choice Virginia Executive Director Tarina Keene, so Tarina can update us on the status of Choice in the commonwealth, what's at stake in the upcoming General Assembly session and 2011 election, and what you can do to make a difference.
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DATE AND TIME: Saturday, December 11, 4pm-6pm
PLACE: The home of John and Holly Flannery
Ithaca Manor, 38469 Triticum Lane, Lovettsville, VA 20180
SUGGESTED DONATION: $50 to support NARAL Pro-Choice Virginia

It's a shandah for the goyim

Really, Israeli rabbis? Really?

Three dozen top Israeli rabbis threw their support Tuesday behind a religious ruling barring Jews from selling or renting homes to non-Jews - an indication of growing radicalism within the rabbinical community at a time of mounting friction between Israeli Arabs and Jews.

I am ashamed.

In memoriam

Christine Lavin singing "The Dakota".