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Jim Loy's "A PSYCHIC PREDICTION SCAM"

Super Bowl 2009 is in the books, and we are looking toward Super Bowl 2010! Did your tabloid psychic predict the winning team? Hey, who wouldn't want to know the outcome in advance? Well, back in 1981, world renowned psychic, David Guardino, predicted that Philadelphia would beat San Diego in Super Bowl XVI. The Las Vegas resident seemed to have no explanation when the San Francisco 49ers walked away with a 26-to-21 win over the Cincinnati Bengals 21.

David published the following list of predictions in the Globe tabloid magazine on December 22, 1981:

Results: True – 4; False – 6

Predictions	True or False
Three members of Reagan’s Cabinet will be replaced.	True: Over the eight years of Reagan’s administration, more than two dozen people served as Cabinet members, in a turnover that appeared almost constant. Of the original members, three were replaced in 1982: Secretary of State Alexander Haig; Secretary of Transportation Drew Lewis; and Secretary of Energy James B. Edwards.
Nixon will become an ambassador to China.	False: The former president, who resigned in disgrace in 1974, re-emerged years later as an elder statesman to the Soviet Union.
NFL players will go on strike.	True: An NFL strike began on September 21, and lasted 57 days until November 16.
A long shot will win the Kentucky Derby.	True: Long shot Gato Del Sol broke from the crowd and won the race pulling away.
The Philadelphia Eagles will beat San Diego in Super Bowl XVI.	False: San Francisco 49ers 26, Cincinnati Bengals 21
A movie role will launch Mickey Rooney on what will be the most successful phase of his decades-long career.	False: He received an honorary Oscar in recognition of his 60 years of versatility and variety of memorable film performances.
Scientists will find cures for several common types of cancer.	False: Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation was founded. Still no cure.
Cher will move from singing into other fields of entertainment.	True: Cher landed her first major role in an off-Broadway musical. She returned to singing five years later.
Flamboyant piano virtuoso Liberace will marry for reasons other than love.	False: The elderly pianist was hit with a $113 million palimony suit from a jilted male lover.
Country singer Kenny Rogers will retire.	False: Rogers was still performing before live audiences at the time of this writing in 2008.