by Michael Roberts | Sep 28, 2010 | NCAA and NFL Football
So this week should be interesting. I’m hoping that I can gain some traction back since I’m down about 5 or 6 games on the rest of the field. Here goes…
| HOME TEAM |
CHECK BOX FOR WIN |
AWAY TEAM |
| Illinois |
|
x |
#2 Ohio St |
| #1 Alabama |
x |
|
#7 Florida |
| New Mexico St |
|
x |
#3 Boise St |
| #4 Oregon |
x |
|
#9 Stanford |
| Colorado St |
|
x |
#5 TCU |
| #8 Oklahoma |
|
x |
#21 Texas |
| #10 Auburn |
x |
|
La-Monroe |
| #24 Michigan St |
|
x |
#11 Wisconsin |
| #12 LSU |
x |
|
Tennessee |
| Clemson |
|
x |
#16 Miami |
| #17 Iowa |
x |
|
#22 Penn St |
| #18 USC |
x |
|
Washington |
| Indiana |
|
x |
#19 Michigan |
| #23 NC State |
x |
|
Virgina Tech |
| UNLV |
|
x |
#25 Nevada |
| Oklahoma St |
x |
|
Texas A&M |
| North Carolina |
x |
|
East Carolina |
| Colorado |
x |
|
Georgia |
| Iowa St |
|
x |
Texas Tech |
| Boston College |
|
x |
Notre Dame |
| Uconn |
x |
|
Vanderbilt |
| Minnesota |
x |
|
Northwestern |
| Air Force |
x |
|
Navy |
| Army |
|
x |
Temple |
| Oregon St |
x |
|
Arizona St |
by Michael Roberts | Sep 15, 2010 | NCAA and NFL Football
Some suprises on this week’s list. I’m predicting upsets of Georgia over #12 Arkansas, Baylor over #4 TCU, Arizona over #9 Iowa and Notre Dame going into East Lansing and beating Michigan State. Enjoy…
UPDATE: Well, all my ‘upsets’ sucked dick this week. Lost the Georgia/Arkansas game with 16 seconds left, lost the ND/MSU game in OT. I did get Arizona right, but they almost lost it, and of course TCU kicked the shit out of Baylor. Maybe next week…
| HOME TEAM |
CHECK BOX FOR WIN |
AWAY TEAM |
| #2 Ohio St |
x |
|
Ohio |
| #12 Arkansas |
|
x |
Georgia |
| #21 West Virgina |
x |
|
Maryland |
| #20 Michigan |
x |
|
Massachusetts |
| #22 Penn St |
x |
|
Kent St |
| Duke |
|
x |
#1 Alabama |
| #7 Oklahoma |
x |
|
Air Force |
| Washington |
x |
|
#8 Nebraska |
| #10 Florida |
x |
|
Tennessee |
| #11 Wisconsin |
x |
|
Arizona St |
| Minnesota |
|
x |
#18 USC |
| #4 TCU |
|
x |
Baylor |
| #25 Oregon St |
x |
|
Louisville |
| #5 Oregon |
x |
|
Portland St |
| #13 South Carolina |
x |
|
Furman |
| #15 LSU |
x |
|
Mississippi St |
| #16 Auburn |
x |
|
Clemson |
| Wyoming |
|
x |
#3 Boise St |
| Texas Tech |
|
x |
#6 Texas |
| New Mexico |
|
x |
#14 Utah |
| #24 Arizona |
x |
|
#9 Iowa |
| UCLA |
|
x |
#23 Houston |
| #19 Stanford |
x |
|
Wake Forest |
| North Carolina |
x |
|
Georgia Tech |
| Michigan St |
|
x |
Notre Dame |
by Michael Roberts | Sep 15, 2010 | NCAA and NFL Football
So this is published and everybody sees who I picked and how I did. 19-6 this week.
| HOME TEAM |
CHECK BOX FOR WIN |
AWAY TEAM |
| Mississippi St. |
x |
|
#22 Auburn |
| Marshall |
|
x |
#25 West Virgina |
| #12 Wisconsin |
x |
|
San Jose State |
| Kansas |
|
x |
#16 Georgia Tech |
| South Carolina |
x |
|
#23 Georgia |
| #4 Florida |
x |
|
South Florida |
| #8 Nebraska |
x |
|
Idaho |
| #15 Pitt |
x |
|
New Hampshire |
| #10 Virgina Tech |
x |
|
James Madison |
| #7 Oklahoma |
x |
|
#20 Florida St |
| #9 Iowa |
x |
|
Iowa State |
| #2 Ohio State |
x |
|
#13 Miami |
| #1 Alabama |
|
x |
#19 Penn State |
| #5 Texas |
x |
|
Wyoming |
| #6 TCU |
x |
|
Tennessee Tech |
| Tennessee |
|
x |
#11 Oregon |
| Louisiana-Monroe |
|
x |
#17 Arkansas |
| Vanderbilt |
|
x |
#21 LSU |
| #14 USC |
x |
|
Virginia |
| Oklahoma St |
x |
|
Troy |
| California |
x |
|
Colorado |
| Air Force |
|
x |
BYU |
| Notre Dame |
x |
|
Michigan |
| UCLA |
|
x |
Stanford |
| Cincinnati |
x |
|
Indiana St |
by Michael Roberts | Sep 3, 2010 | AT&T / iPhone
Steps that I”ve used to create your own custom ringtone for your iPhone using some features in Windows and iTunes. This articles uses iTues 9.2.1.4, and iPhone IOS 4.01.
- Find a file in iTunes that you like. Find a track and note the start time (i.e. 0:41 seconds into a song) of the song you want to start the ringtone with.
- Right click on the file and click “Get Info”
- Click options.
- Input the start time.
- Add 29 seconds to the start time and input the stop time.
- Once done, click ok.
- Right click on the same file, and click “Create AAC version”.
- iTunes will create/convert the file.
- Locate the new AAC file in your main music library.
- Right click on the file and select “Show in Windows explorer”.
- Rename the file extension from .m4a to .m4r. This makes it a ringtone file.
- From Windows Explorer, drag the file into the ”Ringtones” menu on your iTunes interface (under the LIBRARY heading).
- Sync the ringtone with your iPhone as normal.
