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Max: >God says he will prove he exists by predicting the future >through Prophets, proceeds to do it, end of that story!! >Nobody seems to dig that out and present it to atheists, Now that you have been brave enough to present that little tidbit to the atheists, how about you present...

How powerful is my level II? Anything your level II can do, mine can do better. Mine can do anything better than yours. JB

>Wow! I asked a simple question and expected >some simple honest answers Apparently it was his first visit to Chit Chat. JB

Look, I refuse to argue any more until you have paid for another five minutes. JB

>I'm out on the Berk/Oak border. Lived up near Tilden Park in the mid '80s Twas nice. The view over the Bay was awsome. Moved from there to Capitola and the beach was great. Spend a number of years in Los Gatos and like that town and the mountain community atmosphere. Have live in some...

Wag: >You should try the East Bay. >Very cool. Hmmm...Berkeley was OK, but much of the EB can get as hot as a cracker. I live on the Mt. View/ Los Altos border and we can still get warm in the day but it is almost always cool in the evening. I have also lived for a couple years in...

There is not a software package that one can buy that is programmed to successfully pull money out of the markets from it's signals. It's the question that has been asked a thousand times on ET and it always ends up being answered with this question...If the software made money, why would...

>Local police my ass. The Chong oppression >is 100% DOJ Yeah, I got a kick out of Mavs uninformed comments as well Reardon. It was a Fed case all the way. JB

Unfortunately, it doesn't do one a lot of good to choose the software package that requires the least amount of code to do a published task if one or more of the packages can't even do a task that you need to do. I require some capabilities that TS simply could not do (portfolio level testing...

Jerry, it depends on what your need are. I've used TS in the past and now greatly prefer WL. If you describe what you are going to do with it you will likely get much better responses. JB

>Martha was found 'guilty of conspiracy, obstruction of >justice and two counts of making false statements' >.. all subsidiary charges which should have been >erased. Period. Would you mind explaining what you mean by "erased" and "subsidiary"? Do you mean they should have been...

Cheese: >Martha did no more than make some excuses about >some piddling alleged insider trading which was dropped >by the court any way. I am continually amazed by the people who don't know shit about this case and yet want to make uninformed statements. Disagreeing is fine, but at...

Me: >If a defended goes to the stand and is asked one >question "Are you innocent" and answers yes and is >later convicted, are we able to get a perjury charge >to stick? -- hardly. TraderProfit; >I am told by a federal criminal defense attorney >and former federal prosecutor that...

And now Alonso must be sky high. What a rout. JB

>Once again, boys and girls, when you are an officer of a >public company you are restricted from exercising your >"free speech" rights in any manner you may se Steve, if you are referring to the fraud charges that were dropped, I don't agree that they were valid charges (and neither did...

>I think if you read the article linked in my previous post on >this subject, you will see that the AG did indeed petition >the Supreme Court to grant an injunction and would not >have done so had it not been a legal alternative under >Kalifornia law. You are absolutely correct and...

>Turok, we are not talking about two individuals or >corporations in a civil case. We are talking about blatant >violation of an existing state law. Yes, it is the violation of a law that is being challenged on constitutional grounds as we would expect. I am in no way condoning the...

Cutten, regarding the fraud charges that were dropped I could hardly agree with you more. A person has the right to proclaim his/her innocence in this country and it was the proclamation that was at the heart of those charges (they said that her proclamation amounted to fraudulent stock...

Cutten: >By your logic, every Congressman, Senator, and President >in the history of the USA should be behind bars for lying to >the people and the government. Whether "every Congressman, Senator, and President" should be behind bars is one thing (many should be), but you can't support...

BAR and Button gotta be feeling pretty good about now. I'm impressed. JB