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01/27/2008 23:24 #43053
Vanity FairCategory: radiohead
It doesn't happen every day that the lead singer of your favorite cover band from your small 'burb town gets interviewed in Vanity Fair
Now I can't wait until the next show @ Goodbar
Now I can't wait until the next show @ Goodbar
01/22/2008 00:37 #42983
The Panic has begunCategory: money
What a freaking bloodbath we are going to have in the stock markets today if trading overseas during the Holiday is any indicator. We're screwed.
I think for financial matters I am now the official stand in for (e:vyscious) DOOM DOOM BEAR MARKET!!!!
All I can say is start taking your money out of the bank & stuff it in your mattress.
We are now having the biggest 1 day crash since the 9/11 attack.
Yikes!!!!!
I think for financial matters I am now the official stand in for (e:vyscious) DOOM DOOM BEAR MARKET!!!!
All I can say is start taking your money out of the bank & stuff it in your mattress.
We are now having the biggest 1 day crash since the 9/11 attack.
Yikes!!!!!
01/09/2008 00:59 #42801
Wow is all I can sayCategory: current events
Yea, I guess that's what you get when you put your faith in Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference schools like Marist and Quinnipiac for your polling statistics. The only thing I can say is that what happened tonight is the closest you will ever get to knowing what it is like to lose a ton of money betting sports. Unless years later you find out that the Referee was on the take you just it in a comatose state. This is how people are going to feel like when they New England finally loses to some team like the Bills that were 17 point underdogs.
On another note, the beginning of the end is starting to unfold in the markets. The final "halfing" is now under way. I checked the markets on a quick break today and the Dow was up 15 points or so. Then much to my surprise Gold was at an all time high and the market tanked. Is their upcoming bankruptcy the match that sets off the final chain reaction?
I'm tempted to short countrywide CFC before it falls below $5 and is unable to be sold short. S&P Ultrashort ETF sym SDS that makes money as the market goes down is starting to look like a real good long term play.
This is not financial advice, an offer or solicitation. All it is at the moment is what is going through my head.
On another note, the beginning of the end is starting to unfold in the markets. The final "halfing" is now under way. I checked the markets on a quick break today and the Dow was up 15 points or so. Then much to my surprise Gold was at an all time high and the market tanked. Is their upcoming bankruptcy the match that sets off the final chain reaction?
I'm tempted to short countrywide CFC before it falls below $5 and is unable to be sold short. S&P Ultrashort ETF sym SDS that makes money as the market goes down is starting to look like a real good long term play.
This is not financial advice, an offer or solicitation. All it is at the moment is what is going through my head.
james - 01/09/08 08:27
There is a prediction market called intrade where you can bet on candidates, legislation, even the weather. But 95% of the market was in a Barack Obama win last night. So 5% of the market made a lot of money on that one last night.
There is a prediction market called intrade where you can bet on candidates, legislation, even the weather. But 95% of the market was in a Barack Obama win last night. So 5% of the market made a lot of money on that one last night.
01/08/2008 00:36 #42784
Originally a commentCategory: politics
Yea, with Hillary I was laughing at local talk radio douchbag Tom Bauerle on the drive in. Basically he was stating that Hillary is going to pull out some kind of evil back handed plan to put a stop to all of this Obama stuff. Because the Clinton's are evil like that and have a track record of doing that kind of stuff. Dude, it's just over for her and there is no way Bill is gong to make her "younger, taller and male." He just should put the Vince Foster stuff in the ancient history storage bin.
To be honest I'm for Edwards. Mainly for the fact that I know that he is his own man and does not owe any "favors" eerrr doners. To be honest I think that most Obama supporters are just in love with the concept of "change" and just buy the self-help Oprah rhetoric. Yea, he sounds cool, but I just doubt he can follow through with the hype.
Basically my point is that you can't change the system when you owe your office to the people that put up the Ca$h for you. How is he going to take the money of HMO's and then turn around after 1/20/09 and tell then to expect much smaller profits for the greater good? Not going to happen. That's why I support Edwards since he's spending his own money and not owing anything to anyone at a cocktail party.
But all I can say with all the Obama hype and Huckabee fanaticism is that your next president has yet to announce his candidacy.
As an independent his him I'm just watching to see how things are gong to shake out. If it stands now, I would almost fly out to Vegas and put a bet on him. With a billion dollars to spend on a campaign he would toast both parties. Plus, he would be a true independent now owing anything to a special interests or PACs.The way it stands now there is a ton of space in the center to get him elected.
To be honest I'm for Edwards. Mainly for the fact that I know that he is his own man and does not owe any "favors" eerrr doners. To be honest I think that most Obama supporters are just in love with the concept of "change" and just buy the self-help Oprah rhetoric. Yea, he sounds cool, but I just doubt he can follow through with the hype.
Basically my point is that you can't change the system when you owe your office to the people that put up the Ca$h for you. How is he going to take the money of HMO's and then turn around after 1/20/09 and tell then to expect much smaller profits for the greater good? Not going to happen. That's why I support Edwards since he's spending his own money and not owing anything to anyone at a cocktail party.
But all I can say with all the Obama hype and Huckabee fanaticism is that your next president has yet to announce his candidacy.
As an independent his him I'm just watching to see how things are gong to shake out. If it stands now, I would almost fly out to Vegas and put a bet on him. With a billion dollars to spend on a campaign he would toast both parties. Plus, he would be a true independent now owing anything to a special interests or PACs.The way it stands now there is a ton of space in the center to get him elected.
james - 01/08/08 12:10
I was an Edwards supporter. I like him, think he would be a fine president. But his ship sailed four years ago and now he can go back to pretending to be working class.
Every candidate takes money. It isn't the best system. But if we were to oust every candidate that did not take money we would be left with... half of Edwards, as he took money from state level lobbyists.
And Bloomy. He would make a fine candidate, but I am not sure where he sees himself? He said he would run if no candidate takes the center. Obama is getting tons of independent and Republican votes. McCain might get the GOP nod. Those two seem very much of the center (if you discount McCain's conservative voting record and not his faux-maverick persona). But what a sporting event if he did enter.
I was an Edwards supporter. I like him, think he would be a fine president. But his ship sailed four years ago and now he can go back to pretending to be working class.
Every candidate takes money. It isn't the best system. But if we were to oust every candidate that did not take money we would be left with... half of Edwards, as he took money from state level lobbyists.
And Bloomy. He would make a fine candidate, but I am not sure where he sees himself? He said he would run if no candidate takes the center. Obama is getting tons of independent and Republican votes. McCain might get the GOP nod. Those two seem very much of the center (if you discount McCain's conservative voting record and not his faux-maverick persona). But what a sporting event if he did enter.
mrmike - 01/08/08 06:32
IF Bloomy runs, that would be interesting for sure. Candidates would drop out right and left
IF Bloomy runs, that would be interesting for sure. Candidates would drop out right and left
jenks - 01/08/08 05:39
but... but... edwards is an ambulance chaser... he's freakin cellino and barnes. I just can't get past that.
but... but... edwards is an ambulance chaser... he's freakin cellino and barnes. I just can't get past that.
12/30/2007 12:00 #42682
Sarasota Drum CircleCategory: vacation
This was probably the most spiritual aspect of my trip. For me to get there on a Sunday night @ sunset is a special time. Yea, by the end of the night I was dancing in the sand. To be honest it was a pretty perfect night as the moon was just about full and it was right around the winter solstice.
Ok, the quality of these "videos" suck. The point I'm trying to bring across here is the sound of what I was listening to at the time when I was snapping the pics above.
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times like this that I'm glad I'm not clever enough to have bothered with stocks/funds/investing whatsoever.
Well if that is really true then lots of people who don't have money tied up in the market should find all the stocks that hit rock bottom and buy a shit load of them that will then push the market up in that market that crashed then just hold on as let the stocks go up as they peak then resell them.
Go short - I wish I would have even six months ago on an ETF or a SPDR or something.