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I just ran across this today. Kind of fits, but on a much larger/smarter scale. Neal Goldman is a math entrepreneur. He works on Wall Street, where numbers rule. But he's focusing his analytic tools on a different realm altogether: the world of words. Goldman's startup, Inform...

Looks like I'm out, I've got Dish.

Yeah, I really don't care. This is getting stupid. "Michael Eisner, former chief of the Walt Disney Co., will become host of his own CNBC interview program that will be seen once every two months, the network said Tuesday."...

You sure you didn't buy this from them. http://www.mailboxsignal.com/ Yeah, same company "( Division of Orbit Software, Inc.)". You might be confusing the too? :)

Seriously? Have you looked at the webpage? Frontpage 4.0 - and it looks like it. "New! - We are now shipping our ALL NEW 32 bit WINDOWS VERSION!" *New*, Really! This is a joke right? You can't even download the program. Looks like snail mail only.

Oddly, the whois lookup produces some one with the last name of Geringer. :-) BTW, that's a pretty creative LLC name. :D

is this it? http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=873777&highlight=%2A.xls#post873777

Thanks for clarifying.

Hi Rufus, Can you explain what you mean by "I have kept track of". How do you keep track of them, is there a resource I'm not aware of? or - I think we've discussed that you used to code systems for others - so is that what you mean? ie. as a developer you were responsible to babysit your...

Not to be a downer, but I've read that M$ rushed VS 2005 out the door and it's apparently riddled with bugs. The PM for VS has a blog entry somewhere admitting that they are already working on SP1 because of the problems. That's suppose to arrive before the middle of 2006. I've got the MSDN...

I just saw her this morning on the today show. From what I remember reading they are grooming her to replace Katie Couric - since she might be leaving for CBS. Alexis has been all over the lately. Sometimes I see her hosting MSNBC news and I believe she is now a regular on the Today Show.

Metric! Oh man, if gnome lives in CO then he won't understand those numbers. :D BTW, it was 60(15C) here today.

I just checked my card(ATI 9800 Pro), it can't even support this resoution. It maxs out at 2048*1536. I guess I'm doing it oldschool on my 20" LCD. I'm so 2004. :(

electricsavant - you know of anyone? I'm in Denver too. There used to be some trading companies around here back in 2000. A buddy of mine ended up going to SF instead of trading from here back in 2002. So I'm guessing they are gone now.

Actually, if I've got the right product, there does seem to be a trial. http://www.mechtrading.com/qcollector/qcharts/index.htm Look for the trial link right under the screen shot.

I'm not following?

What's funny, is that it seems from the replies that the talking heads on CNBC didn't see this format before they got in this morning? Don't they unvail this stuff for them, get some feedback? It's like, oh, here you go, good luck. I agree with Maria, the peacock is a pain on the charts, add...

Please, they paid extra for those! It's so video game like - it's sad.

Yeah, it's starting to become more apparent. If you think about it, look at Cramer, loud and in your face. Just like the new colors. Very bold strong colors. Almost metallic in color. Everything is very animated suddenly. Almost like a casino, bright lights, big sounds? May Dylan Radigan (sp?)...

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