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My only beef with Finebaum is that I like NFL football much more than college football and Finebaum is strictly a college football kind of guy. And his show is always on during my evening commute. Ugh! Yeah, I know, I should get XML or something like that. I'm too cheap to do that however.

Michael, you'd better go for Sirius -- XM has baseball and some college football, but no NFL.

As for Richard and Leslie, they put themselves on TV to promote their point of view. I don't think they're allowed to complain when other people disagree with them. Boy, Richard is really sue-happy these days -- first HealthSouth; now this. Do you think he's ever considered that it might be a good idea to sit down and shut up?

Hey Mac - Your readers may like this...

News Slants Scrushy Church Charity Story
... it looks like the News is still trying to convict poor rich Richard
Scrushy after the fact.

God Rises Again on Alabama Political Agenda
God is back at the top of the Alabama Legislature's agenda for the upcoming 2006 session....

Siegelman Trial A Problem for Alabama Democrats Gov. Don Siegelman's trial on corruption charges is a problem for the Alabama Democratic Party....

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Other headlines:

New Orleans Police Shoot, Kill Man on Tape
Surfer Punches Shark Like Seen on TV

Fraud Alleged at Red Cross Call Centers
Nearly 50 people have been indicted in connection with a scheme that bilked
hundreds of thousands of dollars from a Red Cross program to put cash into
the hands of Hurricane Katrina victims, according to federal authorities.

Cajuns Face Prospect of Uprooted Towns
Louisiana planners are proposing an idea that would have been unimaginable
here a few months ago: moving an entire string of seaside towns and villages
- and the 4,000 longtime residents who live in them - 15 or 20 miles inland
to higher and presumably safer ground.
Trailer Town May Disappear

Canada's Sex Club Patrons Swing Free
In a landmark decision on Dec, 21, the Supreme Court of Canada lifted a ban
on swingers' clubs, ruling that group sex among consenting adults is neither
prostitution nor a threat to society.

Nature News in Review
Whatever happened to...exploding toads, research on the advantage of wearing
red, the extra second in 2005 and other top science stories?

Liberal Groups Gear Up to Oppose Alito Confirmation
Liberal advocacy groups are stepping up their campaign against Supreme Court
nominee Samuel A. Alito Jr., hoping an all-out effort before Senate hearings
begin next month can slow what so far has been strong momentum favoring his
confirmation. A coalition of organizations opposing Alito has in recent
weeks established a campaign-style operation to coordinate activities,
including issues forums to explain his judicial record and ad buys in key
states. The effort is aimed at bringing the simmering opposition to Alito to
a boil, in time for Senate Judiciary Committee hearings that start Jan. 9.

The High Price of Homeland Security
In the rush to protect the nation, the federal government has handed out
contracts worth billions of dollars for security systems to prevent another
terrorist attack. An ongoing examination of those contracts found that the
Department of Homeland Security failed to properly supervise those projects,
costs are climbing far above the original estimates and some of the systems
are not performing as promised.

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