YEAH!!!! MY TEAM WON!!

SAINTS 31

COLTS  17

THE SAINTS MARCHED OUT NUMBER ONE!!!

As a Texan I'm taking a stand and rooting for the New Orleans Saints the team from my neighbor state to the east. I've got my football snacks ready, my little group is coming over around 3 PM  Arizona time and we will be ready to yell, jump, twist and shout for our team. I'm sure there will be a Yankee in the group.
ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL????
OH! WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN, OH! WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN .  They will be be one of 2 teams.

OH! WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING OUT, OH! WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING OUT.I'M LOOKING FOR THEIR NUMBER TO BE ONE !!!!!! 

WASHINGTON MONITORING, NOT INTERFERING In Haiti
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton urged the U.S. and Haitian governments on Friday to resolve the case of 10 American missionaries accused of trying to take children illegally out of quake-hit Haiti.
"What's important now is for the government of Haiti and the government of the United States to get together and work through this," Clinton told CNN in Port-au-Prince.
The missionaries' lawyer, Edwin Coq, said he had requested the 10 be released provisionally pending the further hearings, but no decision was immediately taken on that.
Coq said the Americans, who had been held at police headquarters up to now, were taken after the questioning on Friday to established prisons -- the women to a women's prison in the Petionville suburb and the men to the quake-damaged central prison in the capital.
The U.S. government, which is spearheading the big relief operation in Haiti, has said it is providing the Americans with consular access and monitoring their case, but it has made clear it does not want to interfere.
"Obviously this is a matter for the Haitian judicial system," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who is Bill Clinton's wife, told reporters in Washington.

Jobi Rosen of Scottsdale, AZ. Has a speedy solution to the problem. She has put pen to paper and verbalized what a lot of Americans think about our tax dollars being strewn around the world to countries that take every opportunity to slap us silly.

Haiti Files Kidnap Charges Article: by Jobi
I have just read the article wherein 10 U.S. Missionaries were aiding orphaned children as well as children whose parents gave them to these missionaries in order for their children to gain a better life in the U.S. Certainly, it was common sense to file whatever papers would be necessary to remove the children and no papers were filed. However, these were church going Americans who only wanted to help out in a country that is still reeling from extreme disaster. A country that is extremely poor. These Americans have no history of any sort of wrong doing. This is what makes me angry. We have an administration that pledges support based on our money to a country whose government has no appreciation for the help that they get, I am sick and tired of throwing my money and aid to governments who, in turn, take a hard stand on my countrymen who are there only to help. Enough is enough. Our government, instead of being "open to discuss other legal avenues for the defendants" should pull out all support from that country and remove themselves immediately unless our missionaries are released. It is time to play hardball. I am fed up with a government that worries more about what the rest of the world thinks and doesn't do what is right. It is time to man up.

THE NEW AMERICAN DREAM

“Your dreams come true when you transform them into action then dreams become reality.”
America's dream and prayers will be answered, when this comes true.

                                                              PROPHECIES

Consulting the Stars I decided to deviate from the serious and explore astral signs, using myself as an experiment. Seems I should revert to asking “What’s your sign.” The below were the best matches for the water sign. Send application via comments. (Hat tip Carol)
I am Cancer, May be lover is Capricorn
Your may be lover is ambitious and career-driven, and has probably made it to the very top of his profession. You have considerable drive too, so you not only understand where your Capricorn comes from, you support it! This is a good pairing. Your lover is an earth sign, so he is practical, solid and trustworthy. Capricorns always earn a good living and usually have bright futures. Big corporations, particularly, like employing these reliable, take-charge Goats. They like to invest as much of their income as they possibly can, and since you are a saver too, you'll be compatible money-wise.As a water sign, you add your gifts of intuition and sensitivity to this match and enlarge the scope of their emotional spectrum. Cancer is traditional in outlook. Cancers, know from experience that their hearts always steer them in the right direction. Cancers know that everyday facts can be deceptive depending on how they are presented, so they've come to rely on their gut reactions. As a water sign, Cancers have a highly developed intuition. In bed, you two are a perfect match; your Capricorn will take his slow, loving time and you will wrap them in a sensuous dream as only a water sign could. Capricorns are not usually given to affairs, no matter how many admirers their success attracts. This satisfies your need for emotional security. You will be master of the home and hearth in this relationship. You can provide Capricorn with the kind of private life he always dreamed of. Your Capricorn will have his work, and even though you'll see him  become a radical workaholic, you'll tolerate it without complaint.This extraordinary match is not one to be missed!
I am Cancer, May be Lover is Aquarius
You and Aquarius are of a different breed. You will have to work extra hard to overcome the basic problems you'll encounter within this relationship. Aquarius live life like research scientists, gathering data and making rational conclusions. Cancers, on the other hand, know from experience that their hearts always steer them in the right direction. Cancers know that everyday facts can be deceptive depending on how they are presented, so they've come to rely on their gut reactions. As a water sign, Cancers have a more highly developed intuition than Aquarius, and this instinct will work especially well for you.
The Aquarius aloofness will trouble you. It may initially attract you to this mysterious and alluring loner, but in time he could break your heart. You are warm, engaging, compassionate and tender. When your Aquarius doesn't call or respond wholeheartedly, you will compare his behavior to your own under the same circumstances. This may not make you feel any better. The trouble is, Aquarius has a blind eye when it comes to passion and has trouble feeling like part of a twosome. Aquarius will love your capacity for deep emotions, but he simply doesn't feel things as deeply. This puts you forever in the role of the giver.
You want family, closeness, and commitment more than anything else in life. Aquarius want freedom, independence, and a chance to explore and understand their own identity. Aquarius resist marriage for this same reason, feeling it will impinge on their needs. In time, you may be able to reassure yours enough to get him or her to commit, but your Aquarius will never give you the warmth you crave. Aquarius find you too moody and easily slighted, whereas you find them somewhat cool and crusty at times. But Aquarius has the most beautiful eyes and tends to be light in color. Their gaze can convince you to agree to practically anything. In bed, they will dazzle you with their electric lovemaking. Aquarius can send you to another world, but it's all fun and games, because in all the other areas that matter to them, they'll know you two don't click. And so will you. Cancer is traditional in outlook; Aquarius cares nothing about the past, is only interested in the future, and loves to break rules. They march to a different drummer because their role in the Universe is to question all preconceptions. As a Cancer, you may find this hard to deal with over the years. In time you may ask yourself if you can sacrifice so much of yourself to their personality. You are more flexible than fixed sign Aquarius, so you are the one who will have to make adjustments. Sooner or later you could find yourself worn out. You may be nodding, seeing the writing on the wall. If you love your Aquarius, possibly you have the moon or other planets in a highly compatible relationship to their Sun. We are only studying the Sun sign here, so have your custom chart drawn up and decide what to do about your relationship later.You need time together before you make any serious decisions.
I am Cancer, May be Lover is Scorpio
This is a sexy, solid union if there ever was one! Wow -- the two of you generate lots of heat! Cancer's best match is always a water sign, and with Scorpio you've got one. In the beginning, just give in to temptation -- spend the entire day in bed. You won't be able to get around to anything else! And even though this sexpot of the zodiac looks as if he would be the kind to have a roving eye, in truth, Scorpio doesn't. Scorpios want just what you do -- a stable home, kids, privacy, and great sex for the rest of their lives! Fidelity is a hugely important issue with Scorpios -- they are possessive -- but this only reassures you about their intentions. You match each other's emotional intensity and can communicate completely without words. This is particularly helpful in times of stress when Scorpio's sharp antennae pick up unspoken distress signals just like your antennae do. Scorpios do have their moods, but so do Cancers, so you understand each other. You will have the right instincts about handling their occasional anger toward you. You will know when to ignore it (like when they're depressed or feeling vulnerable) and when to draw the line and set them straight (like when they're acting egotistical and irrational). Your Scorpio will want ultimate control but you have considerable charm and ESP on your side, Cancer. So negotiate. They are more fixed in their opinions than Cancers are, so you may have to talk your way through lots of issues with your Scorpio. But in the end, who cares? This lover adores you, and is one in a million. Grab your Scorpio with two hands and don't let go.
I am Cancer, May be Lover is Taurus
Taurus is stable, financially secure, erotic, and loyal, so they represent many of the qualities you admire most in a lover. They share your need for a strong home life, and their even-keeled emotions provide a strong grounding to your stirring inner landscape. Water sign Cancers often feel like they are sailing the high seas emotionally, but a Taurus can bring you to a quiet lake. Both of you share financial savvy. Taurus likes to invest and you like to find bargains. In bed, Taurus is a lusty, deeply sensual, and thoroughly considerate lover. Taurus will bring all of his senses into play during lovemaking to enhance your mood: touch, taste, smell, hearing and sight. Taurus' sense of touch is particularly highly developed and can be the single most thrilling part about their lovemaking. They are also likely to be blessed with a memorable, sexy voice. Your Taurus sweetheart will adore your deeply soulful approach to love. You both tend to get jealous, so being faithful will be no big deal. Hang on to this guy. This relationship will provide emotional contentment and financial security, making this a love affair with long term potential.

THE MAN FOR THE JOB

J.D. Hayworth endorsed by:
Joseph Farah
My 1st 2010 prognostication
I don't claim to be clairvoyant.
I don't claim to be a political prognosticator.
I don't even claim to be a big fan of electoral politics.
But I am going to make a prediction today about a U.S. Senate race being held in Arizona this year.
U.S. Sen. John McCain, the 2008 Republican presidential nominee, is going to get beat. Remember where you heard it.
Well, the dirty little secret is that not all the bums are Democrats.
And that's where McCain comes in. He's toast.
Whether he knows it or not, McCain is not going to be re-elected. The people of Arizona have had enough of his arrogance and big-government ideas and so have Americans.
The only question left is whether he will be beaten by a Democrat or taken out by a real Republican.
I'm hoping for the latter and the man for that job is J.D. Hayworth, former House member and, until recently, an Arizona talk-show host.
If you would like to support J.D. Hayworth in his battle to unseat Sen. John McCain, make a contribution to his campaign at his website.
I like J.D. Hayworth, and I hereby endorse his candidacy unequivocally. He's the best hope Republicans have of holding on to that Senate seat in November. McCain is yesterday's news.
He's been there too long. He's become comfortable in Washington. And he's especially too cozy with the other party – the one on the verge of bankrupting America.
Question for Arizonians? Can McCain buy their vote?

McCain entered '10 with more than $5 million in war chest
Sen. John McCain's re-election campaign started the year with $5,054,667.96 in its war chest, more than $50,000 more than it had at the end of September, according to his campaign finance report for the last three months of 2009. McCain, R-Ariz., started the fourth quarter with $5,003,814.77. He raised $811,658.32 from Oct. 1 through Dec. 31 and spent $760,805.13 in the same period.
The fourth-quarter reports are due to the Federal Election Commission by the end of Sunday, but AZ/DC obtained an early copy of McCain's. McCain's most high-profile likely GOP primary foe, former Rep. J.D. Hayworth, technically is still "testing the waters" and has not formally announced for the Senate seat. Hayworth last week set up a Web site to take online donations.

THE OBAMA SPELL IS BROKEN
The curtain has come down on what can best be described as a brief un-American moment in our history. That moment began in the fall of 2008, with the great financial panic, and gave rise to the Barack Obama phenomenon. . A charismatic leader had risen in a manner akin to the way politics plays out in distressed and Third World societies.
The nation's faith in institutions and time-honored ways had cracked. In a little-known senator from Illinois millions of Americans came to see a savior who would deliver the nation out of its troubles. Gone
There is nothing surprising about where Mr. Obama finds himself today. He had been made by charisma, and political magic, and has been felled by it. If his rise had been spectacular, so, too, has been his fall. The speed with which some of his devotees have turned on him—and their unwillingness to own up to what their infatuation had wrought—is nothing short of astounding. But this is the bargain Mr. Obama had made with political fortune.
He was a blank slate, and devotees projected onto him what they wanted or wished. In the manner of political redeemers who have marked—and wrecked—the politics of the Arab world and Latin America, Mr. Obama left the crowd to its most precious and volatile asset—its imagination. There was no internal coherence to the coalition that swept him to power. There was cultural "cool" and racial absolution for the white professional classes who were the first to embrace him. There was understandable racial pride on the part of the African-American community that came around to his banners after it ditched the Clinton dynasty.
A historical hallmark of "isms" and charismatic movements is to dig deeper when they falter—to insist that the "thing" itself, whether it be Peronism, or socialism, etc., had not been tried but that the leader had been undone by forces that hemmed him in. It is true to this history that countless voices on the left now want Obama to be Obama. The economic stimulus, the true believers say, had not gone astray, it only needed to be larger; the popular revolt against ObamaCare would subside if and when a new system was put in place.
There had been that magical moment—the campaign of 2008—and the true believers want to return to it. But reality is merciless. The spell is broken. More....
MOJO GONE BY BY
In a previous posting American Freedom had written of the waning demise of Obama’s Mojo in METAPHYSICAL terms Professor Ajami has eloquently confirmed Obama’s charisma is gone.
Mr. FOUAD AJAMI a professor at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and a senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution.