From Barbara Walters to Sen.-Elect Scott Brown:

“How do you think that Senator Ted Kennedy would feel about your election? Do you think he’d be disappointed?”

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BREAKING NEWS : Turkish PM warns Israel should “take another look at its relations with its neighbours” February 1, 2010. Haaretz – 31 January 2010

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For a woman romance is very important indicator of the health of a relationship. A woman in love continually looks for verbal, written and

Viramontes was hospitalized after a domestic fight with her husband Luis Viramontes, 31, in the Rutherford Avenue residence, said Chicago Police News Affairs Officer Laura Kubiak. Viramontes suffered severe trauma to her face, …

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SHOCK:  A Bellport school bus driver has been fired for using duct tape to quiet an unruly and loud student.

The incident occurred two weeks ago on a bus serving Frank P. Long Intermediate School in Bellport, NY. The names of the driver and student have not been released.

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Olympique Lyon beat Paris Saint-Germain 2-1, today, on January 31, 2010. Lyonn move up to fourth place in Ligue 1, nine points behind leader Bordeaux.

First goal: Mevlut Erdinc (10’) for Paris Saint Germain.

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Has Black History Month ran its course? Some claim it is outdated because President Barack Obama was elected as the first black president of the United States.

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From the Kansas City Star, “President’s Ineptness Quite Clear After a Year“:

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Brought to us by the United States Marine Corps:

In the 1990s, the U.S. Army decided it could not afford to continue developing such a complicated, maintenance-heavy vehicle. But the Marine Corps persisted — funding the development and testing from its own discretionary budget funds.

In December, the 42-foot-long assault breacher was used in combat for the first time, as Marines pushed into a Taliban stronghold called Now Zad in Afghanistan’s Helmand province. The brass were pleased with its performance.

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