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<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> <dl> <h1><font COLOR="#FFFF00">Hale's NFL Picks</font></h1> <b><p align="center"><small><a href="../index.htm" target="_top">HOME</a> | <a href="pickmail.htm">GET A WEEK FREE</a> | <a href="../psych/index0.htm">PERSONALITY TEST</a> |  <font COLOR="#000000">NFL PICKS </font>| <a href="../cgi-bin/search/search.htm">SEARCH</a><br></small></p></b> <hr SIZE="4"> </dl> <p align="center"><strong><font COLOR="#FFFF00"><big><big>Welcome to <a href="98/pick1998.htm">1998</a>!</big></big></font></strong></p> <dl> <h2><font COLOR="#FFFF33">NFL Picks</font></h2> <h3><font COLOR="#FFFF33">What is this page?</font></h3> <p><font color="#FFFFFF"><i>Hi. I'm Hale. This is Hale's Picks. This is the web site where I share with all the people who visit (<b>both</b> of you) what I think about each week's NFL games.</i> </font></p> <p><font color="#FFFFFF">Big deal, right? Well, I have this uncanny ability to pick a majority of the week's games against the spread, as well as the over/under stuff. Any handicapper can spit out a team as their "pick." But do they bother to tell you <b>why</b> they're choosing that team? Usually, no. Hale tells you <a href="sample_mail.htm">all the reasons</a> for his picks. Wouldn't you like to know <i>how</i> a handicapper reached his conclusions? Hale shows his work. </font></p> <p><font color="#FFFFFF">The past 16 weeks, Best Bets are <b>an impressive 19-10</b>. Hey, it's a gift. </font></p> <h3><font COLOR="#FFFF00">How It's Done</font></h3> <p><font color="#FFFFFF">Well, actually, that's not true. Hale sits here for hours each week, doing his homework like a good little student. He checks out tons of analysis trends, injuries, recent performances, angles and statistics. Then, the test (Sunday's games) come, and he gets good grades. And he <a href="sample_mail.htm">shows his work.</a> </font></p> <h3><font COLOR="#FFFF00">What's the Catch?</font></h3> <p><font color="#FFFFFF">None. No catch. Some of Hale's favorite picks are posted here <b>FREE</b> each week. Ever the entrepreneur (yes, I looked up the spelling), Hale's also the kind of student who's willing to make ALL the correct answers to the test available to other kids. So, each week, Hale researches and writes about EVERY single game, and has a couple of Best Bets. He usually puts one or two Best Bets up for <b>free</b> on this here page, and the rest go in a <a href="sample_mail.htm">very extensive email</a> letter.  </font></p> <h3><font COLOR="#FFFF00">How do you Rate your Picks?</font></h3> <p><font color="#FFFFFF">So, in a nutshell, Best Bets are the highest confidence, Picks are those where there's some confidence, and the rest get written about but have not enough confidence to make them a pick. </font></p> <p><font color="#FFFFFF"><img SRC="../graphics/dogrun.gif" ALT="Puntable Puppy" WIDTH="397" HEIGHT="35"> </font></p> <p><font color="#FFFFFF">Interested in seeing <a href="results/past_results_index.htm">past results</a>? <br> </font></p> <hr SIZE="4"> <p><img SRC="../graphics/mail.gif" ALT="Mail animation thingie" WIDTH="45" HEIGHT="52"> </p> <p><font color="#FFFFFF">If this has you interested,  <a href="pickmail.htm">get in touch </a>with Hale and he'll add you to his list! <br> </font></p> <hr SIZE="4"> <h6><font color="#FFFFFF">As you probably already know, past success is not a guarantee of future results. While many hours of preparation and research go into each week's picks, Hale provides no warranty, implied or express, for their success. And anyone who can guarantee you a win is either lying or has ties to organized crime.</font></h6> <address> <font color="#FFFFFF"></font> </address> <dd><font color="#FFFFFF"><br>  </font></dd> </dl> </body>