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Registration for Yahoo! Sports Fantasy Baseball will begin shortly after midnight (ET) Thursday, February 17. I'll have a league again this year, if you'd like to join. Look for registration info on the blog 2/17.
ESPN
Around The League In The N.L.
USA Today
Yep, life'll burst that self-esteem bubble
Overpraised '80s kids, stunned by criticism in college and at work, are ill-equipped to cope
Rock On
Chris Rock hits on a profound truth.
By Dorinda Bordlee
Socialism's Last Redoubt
Why do Dems oppose Social Security reform? Because they're committed to government control.
by Pete Du Pont
The Democrats' Dilemma
by Patrick Buchanan
Dean Has Custer's Swagger
by David Hill, The Nation
Blame Game
by Claudia Rosett
The U.N. Oil-for-Food scandal is the biggest scam in the history of humanitarian aid. And it's Kofi Annan's fault.
Up Against 'The Wall'
Dancers from Red China try their hand at Pink Floyd.
by Robert Greskovic
AFP
Study: the Pill Changes Women's Taste in Men
ESPN
LaRussa Knew Canseco Was "Juiced"
WSJ
Bush Combs Senate for Friendly Democrats
White House LobbyistsEstimate a Third of OppositionWill Provide Occasional Support
Democrats Should Get Ahead of Bush On Tax Reform
by Mort Kondracke
Hillary & Co Delivering Shout-Outs To Center
by Clarence Page
AP
Iran, Syria to Form 'United Front'
Iran and Syria, who both are facing pressure from the United States, said Wednesday they will form a "united front" to confront possible threats against them, state-run television reported.
Reuters
Iran Will Know How to Build Bomb in 6 Months - Israel
Israel said on Wednesday Tehran was just six months away from being able to build an atomic bomb, as Iranian state television rattled markets by reporting an explosion near Iran's only nuclear power plant.
Crazy Rich
Are Americans successful because they're nuts?
By Daniel Gross
Opposition During Wartime
by Andrew Apostolou
How political opposition can hold both Bush and Blair's feet to the fire.
Real Social Security Reform
by Glenn Reynolds
We've already decided to think decades ahead. Why not think about what we can do to make Social Security a lot less...
America Against the World?
by Nick Schulz
'It's hard to overstate just how out of step the United States is with the rest of the world.' Is it?
The Problem of Chickendoves
by Douglas Kern
A funny thing happened on the way to the peace vigil.
NY Observer
The CBS Three Won’t Slink Off; Hiring Lawyers
NY Sun
Race For Premier Narrows to Two: Chalabi, Jafari
AARP in the Hot Seat
Some questions.
by Nick Lowry
CIA Conspiracy Theorist
Michael Scheuer knows where America's real covert intelligence threat comes from--Israel.
by Thomas Joscelyn
Metaphysics, Science, Homsexuality
Are we talking biology or choice?
by John Derbyshire
Ian Wilmut: Human Cloner
How the man who created Dolly the sheep slid down the slippery slope to human reproductive cloning.
by Wesley J. Smith
Medicaid Needs Surgery
And Jeb Bush's Florida shows how to do it.
by David Gratzer
Stemming stem cell research
by Cal Thomas
Mitt Romney is battling Harvard's stem cell researchers on principle.
E.U.-U.S. train wreck over Iran?
by Arnaud de Borchgrave
Condoleezza Rice threw a wrench in the fragile machinery of trans-Atlantic rapprochement.
The rise of the bike path left
by Jonah Goldberg
In short, about the war on terror Dean was dismissively blase. About bike paths he was a pit bull.
Attack of the blogs
by Brent Bozell
The media buzz over the rising power of Internet weblogs (the "blogs") reached a new crescendo when CNN's chief of newsgathering, Eason Jordan, resigned over sloppy charges he made at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Sliming the troops
by Michelle Malkin
With folks like powerful CNN executive Eason Jordan in charge it's no wonder our troops so often feel smeared and slimed.
NY Times
Jailing of Reporters in C.I.A. Leak Case Is Upheld by Judges
A three-judge panel of a federal appeals court held that the reporters, one from The Times, may have witnessed a federal crime.
NY Times
New Model Army Soldier Rolls Closer to Battle
The Pentagon predicts that robots will be a major fighting force in the American military in less than a decade.
American Thinker
Beware the Condi Bandwagon
W. Post
Gambling's Man
Jimmy O'Brien Turned Scratch Lottery Tickets Into a $22 Billion-a-Year ItchBy David Segal, Page C01 Over the course of a year, more than 17 billion scratch tickets will be stamped out at the headquarters of Scientific Games, enough to girdle the globe at the equator 44 times.
WKMG.com
Woman Drunk On Listerine Sentenced To 2 Years Probation
According to Listerine manufacturer Pfizer Inc.'s Web site, original formula Listerine contains 26.9 percent alcohol, more than four times that of many malt liquors, while other varieties contain 21.6 percent alcohol.
Reuters
George Michael Bids Farewell to Pop World
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