Article: Peter King makes his NFL picks for Week 11
http://www.fannation.com/peter_king_challenge/peter_king?bcnn=yes
Peter King's web site is a breakdown of team's each week and where they stand against their opponent.
For all you football fans, here is a website to cast your pick and see how well you do this upcoming weekend for all NFL games.
Well how can someone make a pick if they don't know about the team? Who do you choose? Who is better than the other? All these questions arise in dealing with picks, but Peter King is here to help with the web site he put up.
You can get online and look at team's or your favorite team's and decide. You can go to the NFL.com or you can just visit the team's web site for past scores, defenisive ratings, offensive ratings, stats and etc. to see where each team stands and where they are to their opponents every week. Research and knowing what is going on are basically the key terms in deciding your winners. Take a look very carefully and see where the team's are and make sure you pick the right one. Remember if you visit Peter King's site it's free, but in real life betting and gambling are cost money.
REMEMBER THIS IS ALSO A GAME OF GUESSING IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHO WILL WIN OR WHO WILL LOSE, IT'S YOUR CHOICE TO MAKE THE PICK......
Friday, November 14, 2008
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
PALIN & OBAMA
I could not find the source who wrote the story, but it came from the CNN website.
"Palin says she'd be honored to help Obama" CNN
Highlights from the story: "Palin says she doesn't regret CBS interview with Katie Couric, Palin says she'd be happy to assist Obama and the new administration,Palin says she is "still concerned" about Obama's ties to William Ayers,86 percent of Republicans, 27 percent of Democrats view Palin favorably." CNN
This amazing to most people around our country concluding that this article was just recently posted on CNN's website at 7:58 p.m. on November 12, 2009. Also considering that we just had the next president selected with his vice president. Remember though Palin said that she would love to help if Obama had any questions or concerns on specific items that Palin knows about.
Is this good or is this bad? And to whom would this be good or bad for?
With these questions in consideration I would believe it's a positive and a negative on both sides. For both Obama and Palin this could either lead in the right direction or the wrong direction if they were to follow through on letting her help him out. This could go good considering Palin is good at what she does, but then it could hurt her considering the run with McCain. For Obama it could help that in any way that he gets stuck on some issues that Palin is really good with that she can help him. On the other hand isn't that why he has his vice president and everybody else underneath him that can help other than Sarah Palin.
visit the link below to find out more on this story...
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/11/12/palin/index.html
"Palin says she'd be honored to help Obama" CNN
Highlights from the story: "Palin says she doesn't regret CBS interview with Katie Couric, Palin says she'd be happy to assist Obama and the new administration,Palin says she is "still concerned" about Obama's ties to William Ayers,86 percent of Republicans, 27 percent of Democrats view Palin favorably." CNN
This amazing to most people around our country concluding that this article was just recently posted on CNN's website at 7:58 p.m. on November 12, 2009. Also considering that we just had the next president selected with his vice president. Remember though Palin said that she would love to help if Obama had any questions or concerns on specific items that Palin knows about.
Is this good or is this bad? And to whom would this be good or bad for?
With these questions in consideration I would believe it's a positive and a negative on both sides. For both Obama and Palin this could either lead in the right direction or the wrong direction if they were to follow through on letting her help him out. This could go good considering Palin is good at what she does, but then it could hurt her considering the run with McCain. For Obama it could help that in any way that he gets stuck on some issues that Palin is really good with that she can help him. On the other hand isn't that why he has his vice president and everybody else underneath him that can help other than Sarah Palin.
visit the link below to find out more on this story...
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/11/12/palin/index.html
Monday, November 3, 2008
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