Beating the Experts Mid-Week Open Trackbacks

Sometimes, you call something exactly right. On October 9, I wrote that the Mets would be in trouble if they had to go 7 and that I thought they would. I made my prediction for the LCS series: 4-3 Cardinals.

Meanwhile, ESPN’s panel of experts: Peter Gammons, Buster Olney, Keith Law, Steve Phillips, and Jim Caple all predicted Mets victories.

Sometimes, the experts are wrong which is a great lesson to apply to the doom and gloom atmosphere of politics today on the Conservative side of the aisle. No self-fulfilling prophecies. You do everything you can and fight as hard as you can and the rest is in the hands of God.

Now, onto the Party. First, the rules:

1) Post about anything that’s in good taste. No porn, no spam, no profanity.
2) Send me a trackback of any tasteful post you want and as soon as I check my blog, I’ll update this post with your link provided you link back to this thread. If your software won’t allow you to send trackbacks, just use the Wizbang Standalone Pinger
3) Deadline is Sunday at 11:00 PM MDT. Further trackbacks won’t be posted after that time.

For your convenience here’s today’s link and the trackback:

http://adamsweb.us/blog/htsrv/trackback.php/2654

Below are other great parties:

Stuck on Stupid
Right Nation

Linking In:

Mark My Words:

Radical Muslims irk an ally
An open letter from an upset ally of Islamofascists

Planck’s Constant:

Michelangelo’s “Prisoner of Lust” painting found i
Although Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni (March 6, 1475 – February 18, 1564), commonly known as Michelangelo was only 17 when Columbus discovered America, he made a point of knowing the most important characters of the time and incorporati…

Mark My Words:

As noted in Round 1, this exchange is from July of this year. The format will now be my usual of the original commentor’s points in bold, with my replies interspersed in regular font …

The Florida Masochist:

Flying the filthy skies
From today’s New York Times-

Cleanliness may be next to godliness, but in the airline industry it has taken a back seat to financial survival.

Planck’s Constant:

Muslim Cabbies and Catholic Hospitals
Muslim cab drivers that violate the law by refusing to pick up blind fares that have guide dogs for reasons of religious conscience should not be in the taxi business. Similarly Jehovah’s Witnesses should not open a hospital.

The Florida Masochist:

A Death in the blogging family
The husband of Donna aka A Cool Change, has passed away. Please go over to ACC and post a sympathy note. Donna, a Florida blogger, has been very kind to me in the past.

The Florida Masochist:

Blogging burn out?
I have been having a difficult time blogging for the last few days. It has seemed much more of a chore than usual. I don’t know if its burn out or just I’m missing my wife. She is still in the Philippines and won’t get home till November 4th.< …

The Florida Masochist:

The Knucklehead of the Day award
Today’s winner is the Sarasota Herald-Tribune.

Planck’s Constant:

How Jews Came to be the Chosen People
There came a time after the Creation of Man that God wanted to choose a people to be a light unto all peoples and to be unto Him a kingdom of priests, and a holy nation to proclaim His Message to the world. So God went among the various nations and p…

Conservative Cat:

Searching for a Missing Camera

Here you can see me pawing through a pile of of papers and books trying to find the digital camera. Well, actually, you can’t see me because we can’t find the digital camera. Bruce thinks that it’s out with one…

Planck’s Constant:

How Many Dogs fit in a car trunk?
I recently read a sad article that each year in the United States, 22 million dogs are abandoned. The average length of time most people keep a dog is only two years — but the average lifespan of a dog is 15 years.

The Florida Masochist:

The Knucklehead of the Day award
Today’s winner is Gaylene Heppe.

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