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Most people know the answer to this question. You dont have to think twice. You know the truth but are you willing to face it? Facing this addiction means letting out all the demons stored inside you for so long. As each of the demons leave, you begin to feel peace, well being and a feeling of completion. There will be no more plotting and scheming to find ways to feed your addiction.

Gamblers Anonymous came up with twenty questions. Only you can answer these questions honestly. You can find the questions at
http://www.istoppedgambling.com/addicted.php a place to help people with a gambling addiction or someone you know who has a gambling addcition.

People do come to the realization that they are addicted to gambling. Some people are ready to get help, some refuse, others dont know what to do, where to go or who to trust. A small percentage of these people will seek help. They are the lucky ones. The others However, will continue to live in a fantasy world.

The fantasy world takes the addicted individual out of pain, loneliness and reality. As each day passes they lose more money and try and believe next time they will have that big win. Unfortunately it never comes.

An addict is an individual whose life is dependent and restricted by their aspiration to continue following the same behavior patterns. We are people who exhibit behavior patterns that if continued will get progressively worse. The end result can include jail, institutions, illness, poverty, and death.

Only you have the ability to decide if you have an addiction.

There is no humiliation in facing up to the fact that you have a problem! What is important is that you decided to do something about it.

A majority of gamblers have experienced one or more of the following:

Having a hard time sleeping

Having a hard time focusing

Unable to get gambling off your mind

Didnt tell people where you were going

Kept your gambling a secret from loved ones

Feeling good so you wanted to gamble

Feeling bad so you wanted to gamble

Time stands still until you gamble again

There are so many other ways to determine if you have a gambling problem, but I believe you already know!

There are many websites line How To Stop Gambling Now http://www.istoppedgambling.com/ that can help you or a relative with a gambling addiction. They have great resources, chat room and message board.

Howard Keith

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Pittsburgh Steelers Youth NFL Team Helmet and Uniform Set

Franklin's Youth Replica NFL Uniform set comes with a molded plastic football helmet, jersey, pants, and an iron on numbering pack so your child can pretend to be their favorite NFL player. This product is officially licensed by the NFL but is not designed for competitive play. This is the perfect gift for any occasion or a great Halloween costume for that future NFL Superstar in your house! Please refer to the following size chart: Small - Waist 19"-22" Chest 20"-24" Height 40"-45" Medium - Waist 22"-25" Chest 25"-29" Height 48"-54"

Have you become a Notre Dame Football fan or are you a die hard like me? There are some great things about being a fan of Notre Dame and just like with any other team there are some times when you want to fire the entire staff and start over. Here is what I think about the recent Notre Dame football recruiting.

Charlie Weis has stepped the recruiting up by leaps and bounds. The first thing that shows this is all the talent in the freshman class this year. The majority of the touchdowns that Jimmy Clausen is throwing are being caught by freshmen. Golden Tate would be the one exception, but he is just a sophomore and another one of that Weis recruited.

When Willingham was coach they might have 6 or so verbal commitments by September compared to Weis who has averaged between 15 and 20. Weis is able to steal recruits from USC, Florida, Texas, Nebraska, and many other top programs. This includes Michael Floyd, who is an outstanding wide receiver and very fast. He was highly recruited by many school, but he chose Notre Dame even during a year that they only had 3 wins.

The improvement is there and it comes to no surprise that the Notre Dame football recruiting is so much better. If you think about it, then you would realize that it would be difficult to say no to Weis. He can come into your living room with one of 4 different Super Bowl rings on his finger and he has a staff that comes from all different areas of the country. Plus if you are good enough he has no problem playing you as a freshman.

Find out more about Notre Dame Football by visiting this website: Notre Dame Football.

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Two years ago my youngest sibling graduated from high school and went off to college, officially leaving my parents with an empty nest. But they weren't unprepared; they had already arranged to take on a foreign exchange student for a year. Well, maybe they were a little unprepared. After raising four rambunctious girls, when quiet, well-mannered Jalil arrived from Marrakech, Morocco, I don't think they fully realized all the challenges that lay ahead in connecting and communicating with him. He spoke English quite well, but, as with everything, was very shy about using it.

My parents were happy with their decision to have a foreign student, but initially they were at a loss of how to relate to him. They encouraged him to feel at home - from raiding the refrigerator to vegging on the couch in front of the tube. And that's where the connection finally happened. One evening Jalil was quietly watching TV when my parents got home from work. As another part of their plan to avoid the effects of empty-nest syndrome, my parents had recently purchased a massive High Definition TV with Satellite broadcasting (of course they do this after all their children move out), but they hadn't really bothered to use it much yet. There was Jalil watching a movie in Arabic when they didn't even know they got Arabic programming as part of the satellite TV package!

Immediately they could see that Jalil was getting something he had really missed, a connection to the world he had always lived in and known. So my parents plopped down in front of the TV with him and watched the rest of the movie. He described the plot to them in English in great detail, and my mother later wrote to tell me that was the most she had heard him speak all at once since he moved in!

From there the TV became a great mode of socializing in an easy, comfortable way. My dad finally had a "son" whom he could explain the nuances of American football to. They ended up religiously fixed to the NFL Sunday Ticket every week - I can just picture my father's euphoria at finally having at least one member of the household who took a real interest in the sport. At the same time, Jalil taught my parents the finer points of soccer (something my sisters and I had somehow failed to do even after years of playing the sport).

If my father was thrilled to have someone to share his NFL Sunday Ticket with, he was even more delighted to finally have a way to open up with Jalil and really experience a cultural exchange. My parents took advantage of their HDTV purchase and used it to build a bond with their adopted family member. When one of my sisters went home for a weekend visit, apparently she had to do battle with the formerly-timid Jalil over the TV remote (she was less impressed by the Arabic programming and wanted to watch Lost), and in the end my parents negotiated a compromise and they watched sports, the four of them sitting together in the living room, a real family.

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One mistake I see sports bettors making is they get too deep into stats and information. The best way to approach a matchup is to use the method of K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple Stupid). Usually when you look at a matchup the answer is pretty obvious, and that obvious answer is usually the right one. There will always be matchups that can go either way like two solid teams playing each other, the best way to get down on these games is to not get down at all.

The problem we usually face is not "who's going to win?" it's "who's going to cover the spread?" I'm talking about basketball and football. When it comes to baseball and hockey the same methods apply without the factor of a point spread unless you like puck lines and run lines.

Some people get so deep into stats that all the information starts to cancel out the two teams. The trick is to narrow your research to the important stats the ones that count. For example, in football, turnovers are a unpredictable part of the game. If I see a team that averages 1.4 fumbles per game against one that averages 2 fumbles per game I am not going to assume that one will fumble more than the other in this game. A good way to identify the key stats to look at is to go through game logs and pick out what the winners did at and what the losers didn't do. You'll be surprised on how consistent some of these stats are. Since we're in the seasons of football, basketball, and hockey I will cover some of the factors here that are important to each game. This will also give you a better understanding of my systems sections and why I choose certain aspects of a game.

If you've read my systems page for football you'll know that I preach the yards per pass stat. Many people have argued this and that's ok, I made it sound like that was the only factor to consider and I was probably wrong to say that. Do this now, go to yahoo.com and take a look at the boxscores for any week of the NFL and count out how many winners had a better yards per pass number. You'll notice only a couple teams each week won the game with a smaller YPP. Just by knowing this you have a key stat to look at while you handicap. This is definitely a key stat but unfortunately this is not the golden key to predicting who will win the game or who will cover. If it was we'd all be rich and Vegas would be out of business.

Another factor that will heavily weigh out the winners from the losers is to look at scoring margins. This works for football and basketball and will help you determine who can beat the spread as well. The best way to get a good sample of any stat is to always look at conference games or division games and not overall games. Teams play their best in conference games and this way you draw a good sample of their ability when they want a win. Let's walk through the thursday night matchup for this week and see what we can find.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2008
INDIANAPOLIS @ JACKSONVILLE +6.5 TOTAL 44

Just by looking at the record here Indy 11-4 and Jacksonville 5-9 you should already have the perception that Indy will win the game outright, that part is easy but not that easy. There is still a possibility that Jacksonville can pull off a victory or lose the game by less than 6 points. So let's pad our decision with some key stats.

We'll start with yards per pass offense and defense.

MATCHUP YPPO YPPD MARGIN
INDIANAPOLIS 6.7 6.3 0.4
JACKSONVILLE 6.2 7.2 -1.0

You can see with overall stats Indy has a small edge in the margin and passing game. Let's go a step further and look at yards per rush.

MATCHUP YPRO YPRD MARGIN
INDIANAPOLIS 3.4 4.2 -0.7
JACKSONVILLE 4.2 4.1 0.1

Interesting result, The stats are about even with Jacksonville holding a very small edge. Now let's use division games only and see what we can come up with. I'm choosing division stats over conference stats because it's late enough in the season to draw a good sample.

MATCHUP YPPO YPPD MARGIN
INDIANAPOLIS 6.5 7.1 -0.6
JACKSONVILLE 5.8 7.8 -2

As you can see when using division games the stats change drastically making the Colts look worse than their record and Jacksonville looks about right. Another thing to notice when going back is to pay attention to improvements. We all know Indy started out struggling and you can see improvements through out the season. I'm not going to go too deep here but this is a good way to look at all per play type stats, Yards per pass, yards per play,yards per point and yards per rush. That pretty much sums up the stats area, now let's take a quick look at scoring margins using division games only.

MATCHUP PF PA MARGIN
INDIANAPOLIS 26.5 27 0.5
JACKSONVILLE 18.8 23.8 5

So what kind of conclusion can we draw from all this? For starters I can tell you that 44 points seems like a low total, both teams allowing an average combined total of 50.8 points per division game and the yards per pass defense is a total average of 7.5. The league average score is 22 and the league average yards per pass is 6.5. Even though the offensive stats don't reflect that it is more important to look at defenses first when figuring totals. The reason is that an offense will do better against poor defenses. An above average offense may not score a lot against an above average defense.

So who is going to cover the spread? From the looks of it I can say that Indianapolis will probably win but not cover. Unfortunately there is not enough solid evidence for me to pick Indianapolis here, so the side in this game would be a pass.

The other stat we didn't look at is yards per point, the underrated stat that can really do all the work for you. In the next lesson I will discuss a deep analysis of yards per point. It is so strong that it will blow your mind. In part two of the method of K.I.S.S. we'll get into it. Then in the 3rd part I will get into basketball because that's what will be on tap after football.

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NFL Super Bowl XLIII: Pittsburgh Steelers Champions DVD

On February 1, 2009, the Pittsburgh Steelers became the first franchise in NFL history to win their sixth Super Bowl. The title was the Steelers second in four seasons. It was the first under second-year head coach Mike Tomlin. Led by a defense that ranked first in yards allowed per game (237.2), passing yards allowed per game (156.9), points allowed per game (13.9) and second in rushing yards allowed per game (80.3), the Steelers finished the regular season 12-4 to win the AFC North Division title. After defeating San Diego and Baltimore in the AFC playoffs, Pittsburgh culminated its championship run with a victory over the Arizona Cardinals in Super Bowl XLIII. Relive all the thrilling moments of the 2008 Steelers, from Opening Day right through Super Bowl XLIII. NFL Films tells their story with action highlights and exclusive sideline and locker room sound from Pittsburghs record-setting season.
Customer Review: Its ok, ya gotta have as nothing else available!!
Oh my, this season was a heart stopper!! Starting with everyone knowing it was the toughest game by game schedule in the NFL, to winning 5 or more games in the last 2 minutes INCLUDING the Super Bowl!! I could not wait to get my DVD which I ordered the same night or the next morning after the superbowl game!! I just wanted to watch that amazing season in a slower state of mind!! I wanted to actually see the plays and heart pounding comebacks vs having my head bowed in a terrible towel! :--) I wanted to get the always fantastic music and quality commentary one always gets on this type of DVD, as each game and each week consumed itself to the eventual stunning Super Bowl victory... I figured this was a slam dunk easy to paint and present us a Mona Lisa as they have all the data and info already on film!! If there were other DVDs available, I would toss this in the trash. Its a B- effort and season synopsis regarding a A+ season! It barely touches on the Steelers beyond fantastic, moving, injury filled, incredibly difficult, comeback game after game, season!! The DVD given todays technolgy, commentators able to add or delete the play by plays after the fact, could have been so much better IMO. As nothing else is available, ya gotta have it :------) So buy it, enjoy it! Lordy having a corner on the market shows what happens to quality! Again I give a B- grade on what should have been a easy A+ DVD. OH TO ALL THE REVIEWERS WHO THOUGHT THIS THE FULL GAME!! I ordered this still totally drunk with victory. How you thought it was the full game DVD and why you would type a review as such IS BEYOND ME!! I had no problem reading was season highlights in the descriptions! Go Steelers!! David.. A Die Hard Steelers Fan since 1960!!
Customer Review: The Entire Season... Naturally
Why are Steeler fans so surprised that this is a season highlight DVD? Just 3 years ago NFL Films did the same thing: released the highlight DVD shortly after Super Bowl XL and released the entire set of playoff games later in the year. The Super Bowl XL DVD was amazing - this one falls slightly short of that, but it's definitely worth a buy for any Steeler fan. Relax, you'll get your entire Super Bowl XLIII later this year... but what NFL Films does here is to try and tell the story of the 2008 Steelers like a movie. The Super Bowl win is even more amazing in the context of the season that led up to it. Oh, and the two minute clip featured above, it is in the DVD, it's just been recut. The version you see up there is probably from a rough cut, which is normal in video and film editing. They punched up the narration a bit and used some different angles in the final cut, but the clip gives you a good sense of the DVD.

Former NFL Quarterback talks aboutelite football camps. One great football camp that I attended is run by Football University or FBU. FBU is a invitation only national football camp for youth athletes in grades 6th, 7th 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th. This is an opportunity for football players to get elite football training by former NFL coaches and NFL players.

FBU football camps are multiple position camps for the Quarterback position, Running Back, Wide Reciever and Defensive Backs, Linebackers, Lineman and Punters/Kickers. Some of the coaches that will train the FBU invites are Steve DeBerg former NFL QB that played for over 18 years in the NFL, Larry Kennan who tutored NFL New York Giants Eli Manning, and NFL Dallas Cowboys Tony Romo. Youth Quarterback Coach, Shawn Moore, Former Falcons QB Chris Miller are just some of the Quaterback Coaches for Football Unveriversity.

Brian Mitchell, 13 year NFL running back, and former NFL star Linemen Irv Eatman. New York Giants Perry Williams will be coaching the Defensive Backs. Wide Recievers will be coached by Glen Smith former Dallas Cowboy and Atlanta Falcons Andre Rison, and Punters and Kickers will be coached by the number one punter/kicker coach in America Bill Renner. Coach Renner has produced over 12 current NFL Punters and Kickers.

The concept behind FBU is to provide the nations premier high school and youth player development football specific hands on training in a NFL Mini-Camp format. Just like the NFL the camps are a 3 day event.

Friday meet and greet your coaches and fellow football players. Go over some basic techniques and drills. Saturday 8 hours instruction, Sunday is 5 hours of instruction. This year there were 18 football invitation football camps. In 2009 Football University is planning on having 32 football camps all over the USA.

For more about the 2009 camp schedule check out my website listed below.

Todd Krueger is a former NFL Quarterback that was a 8th round draft pick in 1980 by the Buffalo Bills. He also played with the Houston Oilers, Minnesota Vikings and the Arizona Wranglers in the USFL.

He now runs a football coaching website at http://www.footballtools.com

One on One Personal Quarterback Training at http://www.footballuniversity.org

Some of the Quarterbacks I have trained are:

Jordan Reed #11 Ranked QB on Rivals website Dual Quartback. Bryr Renner #16 Ranked attending North Carolina. Tajh Boyd # 4 Ranked QB attending West Virginia.Tom Savage #3 Ranked QB attending Rutgers. Danny O'Brien # 37 Ranked QB attending Maryland. Sean Schroeder # 43 Ranked QB attending Duke. Mike Orloff Goveners Acadamy, Byfield MA, Rising Junior. Chris Laviono, Brooksville, NY, Top 8th Grader in New York

At the websites you can get low cost football coaching products such as:

NFL Football Playbooks, Youth Football Practice DVDs, Quarterback Training DVDs, Football Scouting Software. Private Quarterback Training

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The First Football League

It is generally accepted that the first officially organised league competition in the world was the (English) Football League formed in 1888. Then, it consisted of 12 clubs all of whom were based in the North and the Midlands of England. The very first winners of the Football League Championship were Preston North End.

In 1992 with the influx of megabucks from BSkyB (now called Sky TV), the top teams broke away to form their own league called the FA Premier League.

Today, the original Football League has 3 divisions called; the Championship, Division 1 and Division 2.

So that England today has a total of 4 professional football leagues, with teams moving up (promotion) or down (relegation) through the leagues depending on their points tally at the end of each season.

The First Football Association Cup (FA Cup)

The first FA Cup final was played in England in 1872 between Royal Engineers and Wanderers in front of 2,000 spectators. Wanderers ran out 1-0 winners partly because Royal Engineers -- who were the favourites -- lost a player through injury, early in the match, and had to play on with only 10 men since substitutes were not allowed then. The "Challenge Cup", as it was known originally, was the brainchild of Mr. C. W. Alcock of Sunderland who proposed only the year before that "A challenge cup should be established in connection with the Association"; the "Association" being the Football Association, hence the FA Cup.

The Oldest Football Club in the World

There have always been many arguments over the oldest football club in the world. Here are some facts to consider though...

The oldest, continuously documented, "football" club in the world is Dublin University Football Club, in the Republic of Ireland, which was founded in 1854. However, the club now plays Rugby Union, not Association Football. For this reason it is not officially recognized as the oldest football club in the world.

Sheffield Football Club -- Sheffield FC -- founded in England in 1857, is recognised by both the English FA and FIFA as being the oldest, continuously documented football club in the world still playing Association Football. They play in the Northern Premier League Division 1 South in England. So they are generally now recognised as being the oldest football club in the world.

But, there is documentation of a "football club" in Edinburgh, Scotland between 1824 and 1841. Several documents still exist today which refer to the "Foot Ball Club" and it's rules. It worked rather like a golf club where members selected teams from their membership to play one another. The club has been now been reconstituted and plays under the name of "The Foot Ball Club of Edinburgh" in an amateur capacity.

The First International Football Match

The first international football match was played between Scotland and England in Glasgow, Scotland on 30th November 1872, in front of 4,000 spectators. The result was a hard-fought 0-0 draw. And of the 110 games played between 1872 and 1999 when the fixture was disbanded, Scotland had won 41, England 45, and 24 games had ended in a draw.

The First Trainer's Dugout

The first ever recorded use of a sunken covered enclosure at the side of the pitch (the dugout) was in the early 1920s at Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen, Scotland. The trainer at the time, Donald Coleman, had it built to protect himself while he took detailed notes of his players during matches, as was his practice, and, was partly sunken into the ground so as not to block spectators' views of the game. Visiting teams were so impressed that the idea soon spread throughout the UK and then the rest of the world.

John Salter is the Editor of ClanFootball.com for all true football fans around the world.

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Tickets to Super Bowl XLIII may be out of your reach this year, but there is a way to take in the Super Bowl buzz and still pay your rent. Here's the finest list of the top 10 FREE things to enjoy the 2009 Super Bowl in Tampa. All free. You like free, don't you?

1. Take a walk around Raymond James Stadium The area around Raymond James Stadium will be hot with vendors, press conferences, the NFL Experience and more. The crazy fans will be there and you'll be at the epicenter of the action.

2. Super Tailgate Throwdown Across from Raymond James Stadium is Al Lopez Park. The park will be filled with live entertainment, concerts, an interactive kid zone and more. There's lots of room for the kids to blow off steam and close enough to park here for free if you take that walk around Raymond James Stadium. January 29 - 31 from 10 am to 7 pm.

3. SuperLX Live! Jazz in Ybor City Jazz in historic Ybor City! Hit the Latin area of Tampa and enjoy Jazz music, the smell of cigars and cool shops. If you have a few dollars we recommend getting a Cuban sandwich at Carmines.

4. Lights On Tampa 2009 Check out Tampa in its best light. Beginning in mid January, Lights On Tampa will create art out of lights on many downtown buildings. Parking garages, the Tampa Convention Center, the Riverwalk, the St. Pete Times Forum and more will be transformed into art. In Cotoanchobee Park, behind the St. Pete Times Forum, a giant football becomes a mood ring. The best part is the music that accompanies the lights. It's really cool and it's free. lightsontampa.org/

5. Crash the ESPN the Magazine's NEXT Party A vacant lot in downtown Tampa will be transformed into a lush tent filled with lounges, bars and celebrities. Celebs will walk the red carpet and you can be there to yell out there names. They really like that. January 30, 2009

6. Hit the NFL Experience Clinic Field Remember when you had to play flag football? Kids from the Tampa Bay area will gather at the clinic field, adjacent to Raymond James Stadium, for a NFL Flag Football clinic. The scrimmages and clinics are open to the public after 4:30 on Saturday. There are other events at the clinic field including the Super Bowl Cheer and Dance Competition on Saturday, January 24th, 2009.

7. Manatee Time Out If you need a break from all things Super Bowl, think about visiting the Manatee Viewing Center in Apollo Beach. It's a short drive south of Tampa and you'll get to see hundreds of manatees. There's room to walk and enjoy some of Florida's natural beauty. It's free and open every day from 10 am to 5 pm. Go to the TECO web site for more information.

8. NFL History from Getty Images So we lied, this event isn't free. But it's almost free so we're counting it. For $4 you can take a look at some awesome images of Super Bowl and NFL games. It will be worth the $4, and the money goes to the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts so you can walk away feeling good about your donation. fmopa.org/

9. ESPN the Magazine NEXT Day Tailgate Party Live performances by Sean Kingston, celebrity volleyball and more. It's located in downtown Tampa at the corner of S. Morgan St. and Bell St. from noon to 5 pm on January 31st, 2009.

10. The Ultimate Tailgate Pawty This Super Bowl event is for the dogs. Check out canine agility shows, games contests and more to benefit the Humane Society of Pinellas County. It's free, but if you can spare a dime for the pups the world will be better.

Bonus ALMOST FREE events:

Lawn Ticket to the Pepsi Smash Super Bowl Bash at Ford Amphitheater $20

Super Bowl Breakfast at University of South Florida $20

NFLX, the NFL Experience After Dark at Raymond James Stadium $10

Super Bowl Gospel Celebration; at University of South Florida $35

You can enjoy the Super Bowl in this not-so-super economy. It's about the fun and spirit, not the tickets. But if you should happen to come across a pair of tickets... you lucky dog!

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