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 WE ARE BAACK  Football is deep into the season now so how about we look at who we think is IN and who has a SLIM chance of success. Lets start with an underdog... The broncos  The broncos were get their booties beat early in the season. Losing to teams like the jets. And getting record breaking scores put on their heads to the dolphins when they lost 70-20! Since beating the chiefs in an upset victory when NFL"s savior Patrick Mahomes was sick they have really got the gears moving and are certainly taking a step towards the wildcard. In a division that excluding the Kansas city Chiefs is pretty weak. you can definitely see them sneaking in with a wild card spot. A team looked at most to be eying for a new QB in the offseason it really seems like Russel Wislon and Sean Payton have figured out some chemistry with each other.  The Broncos season certainly comes down to the last few weeks of football and the outcomes will determine many jobs being sealed or opened up in the offseaso

Fresh   After watching the documentary "Fresh," a cascade of thoughts and reflections surges through the mind, unveiling a profound contemplation of the origins and impact of our food. The film acts as a potent catalyst, urging viewers to scrutinize the source of the sustenance on their plates. It's a wake-up call, inviting us to question the often overlooked journey of our food from farm to table. The purpose of "Fresh" appears multifaceted. At its core, it strives to shed light on the flaws of the industrialized food system while presenting alternative, sustainable models. It champions the idea of supporting local, organic agriculture, highlighting its potential to foster environmental health and social well-being. The intended audience for the film seems broad, encompassing both individuals already invested in sustainable living and those who might not have contemplated the repercussions of their food choices deeply. The tone is a call to action, urging viewe

 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL! Oh how I love writing about football. Lets get right into it. The Bengals are so back. It seems like Cincinnati's favorite thing to do every year is to pretend they suck in the first few weeks and then decide to become the best team in the NFL halfway through the season. Joe Burrow is healthy, Jamar Chase continues to dominate, and the defense is playing well too. They do have their work cut out for them, though, because the Ravens are red-hot, the Browns' defense is almost impenetrable, and somehow the Mike Tomlin-led Steelers just continue to keep winning. All of the AFC North teams are competitive right now. I just personally see the Bengals continuing to dominate while the others slow down as the season carries along. In my eyes, come January, they will be in the playoffs one way or another. The Eagles and Chiefs are showcasing an impressive level of consistency and even improvement this season. The Eagles' execution of the "tush push&q