2010 mlb capping & betting #102 - daily key info plus q&a

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i did bet him at the OL at +120 but just as a possible scalp as the number was projected to move in his fav as a dog based on the public numbers

numbers looked like they were going to move the other way so jumped off and took atl -107 also have not had one NL game with a line move of .5 to the under where 80% of public have been on the under
 

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should have everything up in a few. been playin MB cubs o/u as normal. i make the number closer to 8 w/o any weather factor also using florida humidity unless someone picked up the humidity for the PR game yesterday back in a few
 

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dam did i fuck up yesterday. didnt see that uncle game go above -250. dogs rule with ding bats
 

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lol. cubs o/u is 7- i sure love the dumb fuck that put up numbers at mb without a clue as wtf they are doing
 

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lol. cubs o/u is 7- i sure love the dumb fuck that put up numbers at mb without a clue as wtf they are doing
 

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4 1st and 2nd game of a series coming up today so keep your sports options ticker running
 

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Myth 1: Unemployment is below 10% What nonsense that is. The official jobless rate, at 9.7%, is a fiction and should be treated as such. It doesn't even count lots of unemployed people. The so-called "underemployment" or U-6 rate is an improvement: For example it counts discouraged job seekers, and those forced to work part-time because they can't get a full-time job. That rate right now is 16.6%, just below its recent high and twice the level it was a few years ago And even that may not tell the full story. Many people have simply dropped out of the labor force statistics. Consider, for example, the situation among men of prime working age. An analysis of data at the U.S. Labor Department shows that there are 79 million men in America between the ages of 25 and 65. And nearly 18 million of them, or 22%, are out of work completely. (The rate in the 1950s was less than 10%.) And that doesn't even count those who are working part-time because they can't get full-time work. Add those to the mix and about one in four men of prime working age lacks a full-time job. Dean Baker, economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, D.C., says the numbers may be even worse than that. His research suggests a growing number of men, especially in deprived, urban and minority neighborhoods, have vanished from the statistical rolls altogether.
 

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Yesterday: 0-2
YTD: 20-22
ALP: -1.03

Today:

Tampa +1.15
Oakland -1.20
Mets -1.25
San Diego -1.20
 

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Myth 1: Unemployment is below 10% What nonsense that is. The official jobless rate, at 9.7%, is a fiction and should be treated as such. It doesn't even count lots of unemployed people. The so-called "underemployment" or U-6 rate is an improvement: For example it counts discouraged job seekers, and those forced to work part-time because they can't get a full-time job. That rate right now is 16.6%, just below its recent high and twice the level it was a few years ago And even that may not tell the full story. Many people have simply dropped out of the labor force statistics. Consider, for example, the situation among men of prime working age. An analysis of data at the U.S. Labor Department shows that there are 79 million men in America between the ages of 25 and 65. And nearly 18 million of them, or 22%, are out of work completely. (The rate in the 1950s was less than 10%.) And that doesn't even count those who are working part-time because they can't get full-time work. Add those to the mix and about one in four men of prime working age lacks a full-time job. Dean Baker, economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, D.C., says the numbers may be even worse than that. His research suggests a growing number of men, especially in deprived, urban and minority neighborhoods, have vanished from the statistical rolls altogether.

Outstanding post, Pops!
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Many thanks for pointing this out. Wish this charade would be revealed to every USA citizen! God damn that no good Nobama!
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"lol. cubs o/u is 7- i sure love the dumb fuck that put up numbers at mb without a clue as wtf they are doing"​



do you ever put your own out there and draw some action?
 

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Outstanding post, Pops!
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Many thanks for pointing this out. Wish this charade would be revealed to every USA citizen! God damn that no good Nobama!
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prob is that no one in either political party understands why or knows how to create a job. it's all the special interests and chicken shit laws that they put into place every day plus the law suits that have driven most of the decent jobs far far away and will not come back in most of those living today in ussa's life time. who in there right mind would want to try and create a job only to get stung by some stupid class action attorney look to make a fast buck
 

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