Several years ago, I saw a beautiful Umbrella Magnolia tree, and purchased a two-foot sapling to plant in my yard. The spot that I chose had weed saplings all about, but I neglected to mark mine. In the spring I went looking for it and found access to the area awkward. Still I walked in and searched for some revealing leaf. It was too early.
Posted in Middle East, Scrapbook, Secular vs. Nonsecular, Uncategorized
Tagged Arabian Peninsula, Koran, Muhammad, Qur'an
Posted in Freedom, Obscured motives, Rights and Obligations, Sociology
In season, pollen grains containing trillions of genetically engineered gametes slip across boundaries into small, private farms where they have their way with local daughter gametes. Far from offering to pay child support, one large agribusiness insists instead upon receiving a stud fee. As hoots go this would be grand, but our judicial system does one better. It holds the issue up to an earlier, wrong decision and considers the required stud fee quite sensible.
Posted in Chemistry, Economics, Health, Justice, Life science, Rights and Obligations, United States
Tagged biochemistry, Biotechnology, economic, genetic, Genetic engineering, patent
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Health, Justice, Psychology, United States
Tagged crime, Crime and Justice, health, Illegal drug trade, justice, motives
