Also promoting Super Bowl alcohol consumption, About.com's football writer James Alder, whose goal is to, "provide you with all necessary resources every serious football fan needs...," offers Super Bowl party recipes for alcoholic Jello shots, including instructions in how to make them stronger.

SOBERnet, a website on alcohol abuse and alcoholim, offers an alternative recipe for a successful Super Bowl party at www.sobernet.us

Serve alternative nonalcoholic drinks. Have a key check, and don't let party goers drive drunk. Provide transportation via a designated non-drinking driver or taxi. Plan post game activities, as only time can help someone sober up. And, don't drink and drive.

David Westbrook is a writer who has spent years workign with alcohoics and addictsFor more information on alcohol abuse and alcoholism log on to http.//alcoholismresources.com

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3-Pointer: 'Melo ain't no snitch!

But he sure can turn tricks! That's right, your boy Carmelo Anthony, has decided to help police in a new anti-drug campaign after he was seen in an Anti-Snitch DVD. The DVD has been in active circulation since November of 2004. No date as to when it was created, although it appears to have been done recently, and while Anthony was a Denver Nugget. While Carmelo does not actually have a speaking role in video, he is seen right next to a man that warns viewers that they will "get a hole in" their heads if they are found snitching to police for any illegal activities that may be happening in area. Carmelo Anthony is from Baltimore area, where tape has been circulation, and where recent threats have been made against people that have been known as having snitched to police in past. You should remember that Carmelo recently had "one of his boys" take fall for dope found in his backpack after a party.