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• Victor Davis Hanson: The outdated business model of Diversity Inc.
• Argus Hamilton: The News in Zingers
• News of the Weird by Chuck Shepherd: Judges as Romantics; The Continuing British Campaign to Abolish Risks
• Jerry Zezima: They've Got My Number (SMILE GENERATING)
• Larry Elder: Richie Incognito: White Scapegoat For NFL Culture of Bullying
• Bob Tyrrell: My Response to Mitt Romney
• Jay Ambrose: Journalism's extremes meet in Russia
• Debra J. Saunders: Liberal Plutocrats and Their Personal Campaigns
• Judge Andrew P. Napolitano: An Unconscionable Silence
• Michael Reagan: The Bill & Hillary Blame Game is For Losers
• Dana Milbank: Fighting over Sen. Rand Paul's NSA lawsuit continues
• Cal Thomas: Back to the past: Not a winning formula for GOP
• Ann Coulter: New Obama promise: If you like your life, you can keep it
• Thomas Sowell: Cruz Control? Part II
• George Will: Is Ukraine the Cold War's final episode?
THINK TOONS
• Baloo
• Daryl Cagle BONUS!
• Chip Bok
• Glenn Foden BONUS!
• Luojie
• Dana Summers BONUS!
worth considering? Make the transformative power of conversation a religious duty
reality check Threatening and strong arming the Jewish state only hurts the Arabs
war on jihad The death knell of Red Sea resorting in Egypt's Sinai peninsula is inching ever closer
revealing creation's secrets How 'weaker' becomes stronger
gezunt/ on health Millions of people will have at least one bout of sinusitis this year. Most will be uncomfortable, and many will miss work or school. Nearly all will recover, but an unfortunate few may develop serious complications. If you understand sinusitis, you can reduce your chances of developing the problem -- and if sinusitis strikes, you'll know how to speed your recovery and lower your risk of complications
consumer intelligence Think you're getting charged too much? Here are some simple tips to help lower your bill
etc. Genre bending iconoclast returns without pay or royalties and unwelcome 'audience'
ess, ess/eat, eat! HOW TO CHEAT AT SOUP MAKING --- no fuss techniques for beautiful and delicious results
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5 steps to getting your house in order
Ask Doctor K by Anthony L. Komaroff, M.D.: Alzheimer's caregivers can find their own peace
Consumer Reports® on JWR: Protect your good name online
Peter Brookes: Romance with the regime?
Dennis Byrne: Its war on a woman costs Planned Parenthood $2 million
Ben Carson: Beyond Affirmative Action
News of the Weird by Chuck Shepherd: Holy Mutations; Drunk and in power on the tax payer's dollar
Ironies
• Argus Hamilton: The News in Zingers
The Village Idiot by Jim Mullen: Putting the fun back in dysfunctional
Ana Veciana-Suarez: We're not forgetful, we just know too much
John Stossel: Students for Liberty
Byron York: A GOP plan to repair obamacare, not repeal it
Andrew Malcolm: Obama marks 5th birthday of his shovel-ready spending hoax; How will you celebrate?
Nat Hentoff: Obama's Attorney General Americanized (in part)
Jonah Goldberg: Obama, the shrinking imperialist president
Liberty Belle by Betsy McCaughey: Obama Silences Complainign Employers With IRS
Dana Milbank: Diapers, Doritos and diesel won't deliver Dems from a drubbing
Kathleen Parker: The GOP's flash of brilliance
Dick Morris: Obama vs. First Amendment
George Will:Breaking the grip of the unions
Thomas Sowell: Cruz Control?
Walter Williams: Concealing Evil
Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald: That 'vengeful Old Testament god'
Jonah Goldberg: The Search in Sochi: Hannah Arendt where are you?
Meghan Daum Woody Allen's maturity problem, Or: Confessions of a former wannabe sophisticate
John Ericson: Prescription for Dyslexics: Play an hour of 'Flappy Bird' and call doc in the morning
Carolyn Bigda: 5 Lessons From This Bull Market
Cameron Huddleston: Best and Worst Buys of February 2014
The Kosher Gourmet by Diane Rossen Worthington A twist on a French Classic: Cheese Souffle (pareve) with Chicken and Spinach is an elegant, substantial main and yet airy, fluffy and delicious
Andrew Silow-Carroll : Foodie-ism, meet Judaism
James Rosen: Is the US powerless to stop the spread of al-Qaida?
Michael Ollove The rise of medical identity theft
Anne Kates Smith: 5 Stocks to Cash In on Innovation
Susannah Snider: Fast Fixes for 10 Common Money Mishaps
Howard LeWine, M.D. : Ask the Harvard Experts: Huge and healthy is real?
The Kosher Gourmet by Diane Rossen Worthington THE PERFECT MUFFIN? Not too sweet, filled with all sorts of seeds, peppered with dried cherries and covered with lightly sweet streusel topping
Kathleen Parker: Obama's blind spot on religious liberty
Richard Simon: The search for the lost Nazi diary
Carol Rosenberg Gitmo Inc.: Accused jihadis have a business plan
Nellie S. Huang: 7 Clues for Investors to Look for Within Annual Reports
Lisa Gerstner: Master the art of kvetching and there's a good chance you'll get what you want
Sharon Palmer, R.D. : Beyond the antioxidant buzz: Plant foods boost our health in multiple ways
The Kosher Gourmet by Diane Rossen Worthington Ribollita, a hearty main course Tuscany soup -- both famous and flavorful -- is the ultimate comfort food
Rabbi Tzvi Hersh Weinreb: Kerry continues to extort Israel because Jews -- American and Israeli -- allow him to
Caroline B. Glick: World in peril: Obama's self-fulfilling nuclear policy inching ever closer
Cameron Huddleston Protect Your PC After Windows XP Support Ends in April
Carolyn Bigda: 5 Stock Picks for Romantics
John Ericson: Going deaf? Spend Some Time In The Dark
Jewz in the Newz by Nate Bloom :Winter olympics----Jewish athletes; Portman's husband and Monuments Men
The Kosher Gourmet by Diane Rossen Worthington Fish In Pine Nut Sauce: A Spanish Tapa for Dinner
Caroline B. Glick: Kerry continues to extort Israel because Jews -- American and Israeli -- allow him to
Joel Greenberg: In Enemy Hands: Israel extends compassion to treat hundreds of wounded Syrians
Ken Dilanian How 'hero' Snowden's leaks have made the Internet more dangerous
Cameron Huddleston: What to Buy at Drugstores
Kimberly Lankford: Better Alternatives to President Obama's MyRA Plan
John Ericson: Winter olympics----Jewish athletes; Portman's husband and Monuments Men
Harvard Health Letters: 10 myths about heart disease
The Kosher Gourmet by Nealey Dozier Silky, creamy perfection: Beer cheese soup is cold weather favorite
Ana Veciana-Suarez: Woman tracks her hidden Jewish roots through 22 generations after grandmother's warning
Jeff Stein: CIA Helped Saudis in Secret Chinese Missile Deal
Jeff Jacoby 'Leading from behind' to a new world disorder
Meghan Daum: Covering (up) Lena Dunham
Stacy Rapacon: 10 Surprising Things to Buy in Bulk
Cameron Huddleston: What to Ask Before Buying an Annuity
Harvard Health Letters: What to do before turning to medication
The Kosher Gourmet by Emma Christensen How to Make Salads You Can't Stop Craving (Includes techniques; 2 recipes!)
Rabbi Dr. Abraham J. Twerski: What 'doctors' of the soul grasp far better than most mental health professionals
Caroline B. Glick: Scaring the Jewish state straight
Food in the sky? Highrise farming idea gains ground
The Kosher Gourmet by Faith Durand AFFOGATO with a different kind of warmth
Rabbi Avi Shafran: Wealth Management 101
Alina Dain Sharon: Pentagon's loosened restrictions still violating religious apparel statute
Corey Mitchell Battle over data privacy moves to the dashboard
Cameron Huddleston: What Not to Buy at Drugstores
Kiplinger's Personal Finance Editors : Insider Tips: How Investors Can Prosper in 2014
Gretel H. Schueller: Turn back time by avoiding these foods that age your skin
The Kosher Gourmet by Sharon Thompson No need to knead this loaf: When you make batter bread, you get a delicious-tasting loaf in half the time (5 recipes!)
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