1.) Obama Considering Hillary as Secretary of State
I, as a former Hill supporter, really hope she becomes the next Sec of State. I think she'd be fab-o at it. She knows so much about foreign policy, has been to 80+ countries, could make a mark and send a strong positive message to the world: we're ready to be friends again. Pundits worry about the looming shadow of President Clinton, but I say Bill Schmill -- I don't think that his post-presidential history will be a big deal. (I still stand by my conspiracy theory that they're trying to hide his health problems.) And someone on Hardball last night made that point that Hillary gets along swimmingly with VP elect Joe Biden, who is most certainly going to have a lot of input and involvement in foreign policy because of his wide, varied and highly knowledgeable background.2.) Japan Signs First Female Professional Baseball Player
A young Japanese woman was signed by a Japanese independent-league professional baseball team to pitch for them. Eri Yoshida is a knuckleballer and states her hero is Tim Wakefield. Upon hearing the news, Wake texted the press to say that he was honored by her compliments and suggested she might be able to teach him something, too. (I really love him. He's just neat-o.)
3.) Dribbler Prodigy
Oh. My. God. Check out this kid, a FIVE YEAR OLD GIRL who makes NBA players (like Rod Benson, who wrote the article) feel the need to "brush up on their D." Her name is Milan Simon Tuttle.
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