http://www.lemondrop.com/...e-womans-desperate-quest/

Terri Carlson has been proposed to well over 1,000 times this week.

The 45-year-old divorced mother from California has taken her search for a husband worldwide via YouTube, and while she says she is looking for love, there's something she's looking for even more: health insurance.

"I don't care what you look like. But what I do care about is how good your health insurance is. So, you want me to respond to you? Attach your health-care benefit information," she practically purrs into the Web cam.

Below the video, a line of comments continues to grow: "I sent you a message an hour ago on a different video, but let me add, with military insurance, as long as we use a military doctor, it's free and it's for life. I offer this to you. Contact me!"

"I am not a drinker, and I don't smoke or ever hit a woman. I don't argue, I am 55, decent-l...

I put this here becuase at least for this weekend it is Current News 

AFC Colts   

NFC Saints   


What say you on the game.   

I myself am picking the Colts.....


Keys to the game to me are Pressure on two great QB's  ,Darren Sharper's  performance :he allows other receivers to be doubled,and last but not least Dwight Freeney's backup in whatever role he plays. ..Fill in to rest Freeney;Split time with Freeney;or worst case if Freeney cannot go Replace him.



                  
COLTS 38   SAINTS  35    O/T


 

Let's hope this is just flexing their muscle in:

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea fired dozens of artillery shells toward its disputed sea border with South Korea on Wednesday, apparently to emphasize that the peninsula remains a war zone and push for a treaty to formally end the Korean War — a key demand of the nuclear-armed North.

Such a strategy, however, appears to have little chance of success as South Korea and the United States have insisted that Pyongyang return to international talks aimed at its denuclearization in exchange for aid and security guarantees before any treaty can be concluded.......

http://www.usatoday.com/n...d/2010-01-26-Koreas_N.htm

http://www.cnn.com/2010/W...elgians/index.html?hpt=T1

Is there nothing that the US can do to free these citizens being held hostage by these *******s?

Paris, France (CNN) -- Two Belgians recently detained in Iran said they had some contact with three U.S. hikers imprisoned there and are concerned about the Americans' well-being.

In a statement Tuesday, Idesbald van den Bosch and Vincent Boon Falleur said they were visiting Iran as tourists when they were arrested and imprisoned September 5 on suspicion of espionage.

The two said they spent three months in Evin Prison, where the U.S. hikers were in solitary confinement when the Belgians were freed in December.

"Iran, please, free the hikers," they said in a statement distributed to French-speaking media in Europe.

Their words prompted the hikers' families to say they "greatly appreciate" the Belgians' support and "share their families' joy that...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/n...0126/india_nm/india456980

  By William Maclean, Security Correspondent William Maclean, Security Correspondent   – Tue Jan 26, 12:32 pm ET

LONDON (Reuters) – Al Qaeda and the Taliban are only allies of convenience and "do not love one another", according to a son of Osama bin Laden, who grew up partly in a group of al Qaeda fighters in Afghanistan.

The ties between the two groups are of intense interest because international forces are contemplating talks with the Afghan Taliban to forge a political settlement in Afghanistan and foment a rift between the group and al Qaeda.

Western counter-terrorism officials say they believe al Qaeda leader bin Laden and his mainly Arab senior associates are still based in the remote Afghanistan-Pakistan border region, living under the protection of Afghan Taliban leaders.

Capturing or killing bin Laden remains an important goal of Western powers and analysts say the...