Seriously, did anyone have a good day?
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Was perfect today in CFB:
Teaser-4.5 bk/6.5 fb pts / 82766... 2008-11-22 20:02 $1020.77 $1880.41 $1880.41 Win
NCAA Football/G- Texas Tech @ Oklahoma Over 70 (-110) 2008-11-22 20:15 Win
NCAA Football/G- (Texas Tech @ Oklahoma) Oklahoma Point Spread -0.5 (+100) 2008-11-22 20:15 Win
Teaser-4.5 bk/6.5 fb pts / D3779... 2008-11-22 15:28 $830.33 $1520.77 $1520.77 Win
NCAA Football/G- (Boise St. @ Nevada) Boise St. Point Spread -0.5 (-105) 2008-11-22 16:10 Win
NCAA Football/G- Air Force @ TCU Over 35 (-110) 2008-11-22 15:45 Win
Teaser-4.5 bk/6.5 fb pts / A3FB2... 2008-11-22 12:01 $1000.00 $1830.33 $1830.33 Win
NCAA Football/G- (Army @ Rutgers) Rutgers Point Spread -11 (-110) 2008-11-22 12:10 Win
NCAA Football/G- (Michigan @ Ohio St.) Ohio St. Point Spread -14 (-110) 2008-11-22 12:10 Win
Teaser-4.5 bk/6.5 fb pts / 82766... 2008-11-22 20:02 $1020.77 $1880.41 $1880.41 Win
NCAA Football/G- Texas Tech @ Oklahoma Over 70 (-110) 2008-11-22 20:15 Win
NCAA Football/G- (Texas Tech @ Oklahoma) Oklahoma Point Spread -0.5 (+100) 2008-11-22 20:15 Win
Teaser-4.5 bk/6.5 fb pts / D3779... 2008-11-22 15:28 $830.33 $1520.77 $1520.77 Win
NCAA Football/G- (Boise St. @ Nevada) Boise St. Point Spread -0.5 (-105) 2008-11-22 16:10 Win
NCAA Football/G- Air Force @ TCU Over 35 (-110) 2008-11-22 15:45 Win
Teaser-4.5 bk/6.5 fb pts / A3FB2... 2008-11-22 12:01 $1000.00 $1830.33 $1830.33 Win
NCAA Football/G- (Army @ Rutgers) Rutgers Point Spread -11 (-110) 2008-11-22 12:10 Win
NCAA Football/G- (Michigan @ Ohio St.) Ohio St. Point Spread -14 (-110) 2008-11-22 12:10 Win
Not good in DETROIT
Carmakers' crisis deepens Detroit's despair
DETROIT ? While U.S. automakers wait for federal action on loans they say are key to their survival, former restaurant worker Richard Thomas is waiting on his own bailout ? odd jobs that barely pay the bills.
"Every single thing that goes on in my household, depends on what I make," Thomas says as he helps a friend fix the water pump on a rusting Dodge van. "If something doesn't happen for me for two or three weeks, then I'm in a hole."
It's not just a hole facing General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC. It's a gaping chasm that threatens not only their own futures, but the livelihoods of thousands of Detroit families who depend on the struggling auto industry.
That made it personal when this past week's congressional hearings on whether to grant the automakers' request for $25 billion in loans turned into a confrontation, partly because some of the auto leaders took private jets to the Washington hearings.
"Everybody's got their own personal agenda," said Raj Dhanasri, a 30-year-old marketing contractor for GM. "We'd expect you to be smart enough to understand the pains of not just your town or city."
The country's leaders need to look past mistakes by GM, Ford and Chrysler and focus on what's best for people, said restaurant owner Anton Nikollbibaj.
The Detroit automakers employ nearly a quarter-million workers, and more than 730,000 other workers produce materials and parts that go into cars. About 1 million more people work in dealerships nationwide.
"I could understand the average Joe not understanding what Detroit is about, but the Congress should know what Detroit means to the country," Nikollbibaj said. "How are you going to tell a guy who has five or six kids at home and whose been working for Chrysler all his life that you are not going to help?"
Local newspaper editorials and some columnists called Congress misinformed or callous for seemingly ignoring the impact a collapse of one or more of the car companies would mean to Detroit, a city that already is among the nation's leaders in unemployment and home foreclosures.:sadwave:
Carmakers' crisis deepens Detroit's despair
DETROIT ? While U.S. automakers wait for federal action on loans they say are key to their survival, former restaurant worker Richard Thomas is waiting on his own bailout ? odd jobs that barely pay the bills.
"Every single thing that goes on in my household, depends on what I make," Thomas says as he helps a friend fix the water pump on a rusting Dodge van. "If something doesn't happen for me for two or three weeks, then I'm in a hole."
It's not just a hole facing General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC. It's a gaping chasm that threatens not only their own futures, but the livelihoods of thousands of Detroit families who depend on the struggling auto industry.
That made it personal when this past week's congressional hearings on whether to grant the automakers' request for $25 billion in loans turned into a confrontation, partly because some of the auto leaders took private jets to the Washington hearings.
"Everybody's got their own personal agenda," said Raj Dhanasri, a 30-year-old marketing contractor for GM. "We'd expect you to be smart enough to understand the pains of not just your town or city."
The country's leaders need to look past mistakes by GM, Ford and Chrysler and focus on what's best for people, said restaurant owner Anton Nikollbibaj.
The Detroit automakers employ nearly a quarter-million workers, and more than 730,000 other workers produce materials and parts that go into cars. About 1 million more people work in dealerships nationwide.
"I could understand the average Joe not understanding what Detroit is about, but the Congress should know what Detroit means to the country," Nikollbibaj said. "How are you going to tell a guy who has five or six kids at home and whose been working for Chrysler all his life that you are not going to help?"
Local newspaper editorials and some columnists called Congress misinformed or callous for seemingly ignoring the impact a collapse of one or more of the car companies would mean to Detroit, a city that already is among the nation's leaders in unemployment and home foreclosures.:sadwave:
purdue - vandy
win both, continue with the day.
lose both or split, quit for the day.
DISCIPLINE
Didn't place a single bet yesterday. Had boys day out. Cigar convention with fried turkey, beer served by hot little beauties, lobster tail, followed by beers at the pub, and a gentleman's club. :brows:
What a fun day! :00hour
What a fun day! :00hour
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you magnificent bastid !
yesterday sucked the big one, worst day I have had in a year or so, today has been okay, if Denver covers it will be a good day
