By Alan Sipress
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, October 19, 2006; Page D01
James Acevedo is a "genius," though he admits no one at the elementary school in Ridgewood, N.J., where he teaches third grade, knows it.
But the Web site where he competes nightly, PicksPal.com, was so taken by his record at forecasting sporting events that it included him last month in a newly compiled list of 30 super-achievers culled from about 100,000 members and began selling their "genius picks" to the public.
"It's sort of self-gratifying to find that there's actually something to my gut feeling," said Acevedo, 26.
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