Link Love: Tea Party tees, Preggers Diet, GE Babies, & A Facebook Scam

Genetically engineered babies. A new hormonal treatment is said to be able to treat congenital adrenal hyperplasia, a genetic disorder that can interfere with the development of genitalia. The Los Angeles Times article writes:  “in severe cases, girls are born with male-like sexual organs although they usually have ovaries and a uterus.”
The treatment is extremely controversial because while it aims to cut the “ambiguity” in genital formation, a side effect is the possibility that it might cut the likelihood of a female baby becoming homosexual. Of course this then begs the big question: is there  “gay” gene and if so, is it right to alter it? The Los Angeles Times reports.

I’m Voting Tea Party tees. Hilarious slogans make a mockery of hyped issues. Click here.

If you live in Los Angeles, the rules for lawn watering–no we’re not making this up–have changed. This is due to concern over the aging pipes, not water conservation. Pop the top.

The latest scam online is a fake Facebook application called Dislike. Upon approving the application, the user then gives the scammers access to their profile information, among other info. The BBC reports.

Apparently there is now one more thing knocked up women cannot consume. What can they eat?

Finally, weekly beauty tips from London’s Telegraph.