Tom Brady's NE Patriots lost the Superbowl just now along with me losing my bragging rights for making a call that Tom would win. [1] I miss the good old days of Joe Montana and Steve Young of the 49ers who ran with the ball and threw short passes, and Jerry Rice who caught their long passes and touchdown throws.
With renewed humility, I will backtrack and revise my prediction for a Mitt Romney win in November against Barack Obama. [1] I will only say that it will be very, very close so that I would not again be very, very wrong.
[1] My blog entry on Wednesday, January 25, 2012
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Sunday, February 5, 2012
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Geithner's Prediction
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner predicted that Obama will have a second term. [1]
Is that really a prediction or an insider's hint that he will further depreciate the value of the dollar to temporary plump up the US economy and prop up the Euro before both of them deflate like a blown-up balloon without a knot? Bernanke already said the Fed will artificially hold down interest rate until late 2014. [2]
Working in tandem, the most powerful money guys in the world plan to ensure that the US economy will hold up before Obama's re-election unless something unexpected happens that is beyond their control, like the rapid disintegration of the Euro and the immediate insolvency of certain European nations and/or financial institutions causing fear and uncertainty in the US financial markets and a severe global recession.
I agree with Geithner that Obama is likely going to have a second term but only on the assumption that human beings are completely in charge of the unfolding of events but they are not. There are things called "coincidences," "luck" and "divine intervention." I could be very, very wrong, but I am confident that Mitt Romney will become president in January 2013 and Tom Brady will win the Superbowl against the NY Giants. With respect to the latter, I am on the side of Rapper Birdman who placed a $5 million bet on the Patriots winning Superbowl 46. [3]
[1] http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-01-26/geithner-says-obama-won-t-ask-him-to-remain-past-first-term.html
[2] http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/26/business/economy/fed-to-maintain-rates-near-zero-through-late-2014.html
[3] http://thisbeatgoes.com/hip-hop-news/birdman-bets-5-million-on-new-england-patriots-for-super-bowl-46-game/
Is that really a prediction or an insider's hint that he will further depreciate the value of the dollar to temporary plump up the US economy and prop up the Euro before both of them deflate like a blown-up balloon without a knot? Bernanke already said the Fed will artificially hold down interest rate until late 2014. [2]
Working in tandem, the most powerful money guys in the world plan to ensure that the US economy will hold up before Obama's re-election unless something unexpected happens that is beyond their control, like the rapid disintegration of the Euro and the immediate insolvency of certain European nations and/or financial institutions causing fear and uncertainty in the US financial markets and a severe global recession.
I agree with Geithner that Obama is likely going to have a second term but only on the assumption that human beings are completely in charge of the unfolding of events but they are not. There are things called "coincidences," "luck" and "divine intervention." I could be very, very wrong, but I am confident that Mitt Romney will become president in January 2013 and Tom Brady will win the Superbowl against the NY Giants. With respect to the latter, I am on the side of Rapper Birdman who placed a $5 million bet on the Patriots winning Superbowl 46. [3]
[1] http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-01-26/geithner-says-obama-won-t-ask-him-to-remain-past-first-term.html
[2] http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/26/business/economy/fed-to-maintain-rates-near-zero-through-late-2014.html
[3] http://thisbeatgoes.com/hip-hop-news/birdman-bets-5-million-on-new-england-patriots-for-super-bowl-46-game/
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Tim Tebow Lost To Tom Brady
It is not that God does not love Tim Tebow anymore which caused the Denver Broncos to lose to the New England Patriots 45-10 yesterday, it is Tom Brady's humility that God loves more, 35 football points more. In an interview, Tom Brady said, "Look at the attention I get: It’s because I throw a football. But that’s what society values. That’s not what God values. He didn’t invent the game. We did. I have some eye-hand coordination, and I can throw the ball. I don’t think that matters to God." [1]
In my opinion, God matters to him and he matters to God and God gave him a lot more gifts than just eye-hand coordination. I hope he gets to play in Superbowl 46 on February 5th and win his 4th Superbowl ring. [2]
[1] http://www.crosswalk.com/blogs/mcevoy/tom-brady-god-doesnt-value-qb-skills-11580241.html
[2] http://www.ask.com/questions-about/How-Many-Super-Bowl-Rings-Does-Tom-Brady-Have
In my opinion, God matters to him and he matters to God and God gave him a lot more gifts than just eye-hand coordination. I hope he gets to play in Superbowl 46 on February 5th and win his 4th Superbowl ring. [2]
[1] http://www.crosswalk.com/blogs/mcevoy/tom-brady-god-doesnt-value-qb-skills-11580241.html
[2] http://www.ask.com/questions-about/How-Many-Super-Bowl-Rings-Does-Tom-Brady-Have
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Penn State Sports News
After recent allegations that Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State assistant football coach, had molested or had sex with Penn State boys, AOL Sports News on November 22, 2011, came up with the headline “Ex-Penn State Official Says Players Get Off Easy” for an article claiming “'that football players were treated ‘more favorably than other students accused of violating the community standards as defined by the student code of conduct.'" To top it off, in the comment section, the first sentence of the first comment by Michael Carter reads: "Staight [sic] up this is sicking [sic]."
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