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WTF is wrong with you? Oh, wait, I know. :)

There’s no denying that money is attractive – that’s not limited to females - isn’t that what drives you? I’d be pretty curious what results an analogous study on men would yield. I have noticed a growing number of men married to wealthy (all is relative) females. "Scientific"...

Happy Birthday Surf! I made you a pie but had a bit of an accident with it. I'll have to make it up to you but until then you can have whatever is left of it. …all the best PS. Hey! <object width="425" height="350"><param name="movie"...

You make some great points, but I’d like to make several adjustments. I’m only speaking for myself and am not generalizing for all females. Please be advised that these are merely preferences and not The Commandments of Annaland. Avoid men who talk to your chest. A quick and very...

Bikes, shmikes... how many of you riders have the ultimate riding apparel: http://www.amazon.com/Read-This-Bitch-Fell-T-Shirt/dp/B000100IA6 Classy, eh? :)

I'm interested if surf comes :)

Not sure what you mean, but I'm with surf right now, if you must know. He's looking pretty pale but says hi. -anNaland

Choose several characteristics which can be applied to trading and elaborate on how those positive attributes enhance your trading abilities. The qualities can be general but then show how they apply specifically – to trading. No one here is going to tell you about yourself and the rehearsed...

I'm using SAS (I know it's old software that no one uses, yadda yadda yadda :)) to do some research but am running into a few problems. I have one data set with two sets of variables for two separate regressions. One refers to A0, A1, Retpi1, Dummy1 and the other to B0, B1, Retpi and Dummy. I...

Let me give you an example, hopefully you’ll be able to grasp and apply it. Consider the following: Markets and minds are quite similar if you look at market movements within a limited timeframe, <i>and use a large imagination</i>. The mind, a bright one at least, is constantly thinking...

Well, well, well... look what we got here: http://www.tradeleadshop.com/189762/ArtandZenofSurfanity.php I see your original "groupies" liked you almost as much as I do. everybody chant after me, "s-u-r-f i-s g-o-d, s-u-r-f i-s p-r-e-c-i-o-u-s" ... HA!

I like this 20 incher. http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/laptops/acer-aspire-9800-201inch-laptop-with-hd-dvd-released-191388.php

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Show me the proof. From what I have read and heard this isn't an image he creates to get the balls rolling on ET. If you know otherwise, please share, otherwise I think the watermelon just can’t fathom how someone so rich can live so ‘poor’.

The above two statements contradict themselves. You don’t like cheapskates yet when you see a person in need you give them your change?! Even when I, of the cheapskate-clan, want to give to someone needy, I use bills, not any change I can dig up from the bottom of my car!

He's achieved his social status and lives in his comfort zone. He still spends, buys, spoils (just because he drives a Buick doesn’t mean he doesn’t have other nicer cars) but because he's not completely engulfed in his money, he appreciates it. This thread shows the precise reason why...

And that is exactly what makes him smart and will keep him rich. Most of the flashy rich out there aren't nearly as rich as they portray and do it for their egos. They feel that if they can convince everyone around them that they’re rich, then maybe they will be! You can’t tell who the...

I’m not sure I totally agree. Don’t get me wrong, I do not think the Z’s comes off as a friendly, pleasant fella or anything remotely close, but I don’t think I’d consider him a total ________ (fill in the blank with whichever degrading term naturally rolls off your tongue) either. I...

Thanks for the replies. The number of lags is dependent on the process (moving average or autoregressive) and the order of autocorrelation that is significant. Generally, T^1/4 is the rule of thumb and experimentation is a good way to decide at which level lags can be ignored - where T is the...

LACHAIEM! I too think surficore is gutsy. :) "Thank god for ET"