Over at his Genetic Genealogist blog, Blaine Bettinger flexes his journalistic muscles with a post in which he interviews Harvard's Dana Waring, who helped create pgEd, or the Personal Genetics Education Project. The project began when Ting Wu (Waring's PI) decided it would be important to start "looking at the potential social impact of genetic testing becoming mainstream -- personal genome sequencing to be exact," according to Waring.