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Waggie: >Can't wait to use ETG's new ETG-TRADER with the >OC3 internet backbone that flies at 9.6 gigabytes >per second. Basically, 3 times faster than a T-3 line! Is it *really* three times faster Waggie, or is it simply three time the bandwidth? JB

>The instances of people who have found what they are >looking for with faith in God, and then give up that practice >to look for something greater in the realm of science are >few and far between....if at all. Well, that does it. How can one argue against such a completely convincing...

My style at that time dictated market orders, yes. JB

There was a time I spend a lot of time scalping similar stocks with IB. I found their SMART market routing to be the best option and my slip averaged *better* than by backtesting so I was quite pleased. JB

Geeez Jacko, when you manage to piss off Steve46 off -- one of the most courtious and helpful posters here on ET you have really done yourself proud (NOT). Go away. JB

Apparently your memory is about as good as your trading JS. Nice work Arb. Wish it would shut him up but that would be too much to hope for. JB

James, very quickly (the ET timestamp is watching) tell us all the detail you can about the street corner in question...business names, landmarks, mailboxes, newspaper stands, bus stops, posters, billboards, power poles, club flyers, etc. As you waited for all that time I'm sure several things...

>But WAIT! It gets worse. He can read minds too! Not only writers of prestigious journals and books, but the all the guys minds at NASA as well. JB

>You're missing my point. Is 1 over 100 zero? I one >over 10^200 zero? Is one over 10^20,000 zero? I've >hit my zero probability point. No, I've got your point completely. If you had said "I'll believe in those odds immediately *after* believing the world is flat" then you would have...

>Fine but then believe in something that's >scientifically tenable. At least look into >pantheism or deism or panspermia. I thankfully was spared the "You MUST believe in something" gene. It's rather liberating. Wish you could try it. >But please don't tell me that materialism makes...

>I could believe in flat earth before I could believe >in the origin of life by natural random processes. Look, you already know that I'm not going to attempt to convince you of evolution as orgin of the species, cause I'm not convinced myself. I have many of the same questions that you...

>If it works for you, why condemn other belief >systems that work for others? You won't find me condemning any belief system that leaves others alone. I find it easy to condemn a belief system that supports action (sometimes lethal) against others in the name of that system. JB...

>Knowing what not to believe is a belief system. And a damn good one I might add. Have I ever claimed to be without belief system? JB

Shoe: >If you're not going to be a theist, then at least >tell me you're a deist, pantheist or believer in >panspermia so I can respect your position! Here, I'll tell you my position so you can respect it (or not) -- though it won't fit into any of your boxes. I don't know what to...

>So how do you buy at the bid, is this a use of >Buy limit orders, I guess I have missed something.. >please advise Correct, if your buy or sell limit orders are not marketable they will become "bids" and "asks" (or offers). If your bid/offer becomes the "inside" (meaning best) then you...

>Do they think it occurred by random >processes? Of course not! Like you know what the NASA guys think. What hubris. JB

>In other words, the prebiotic soup is >nothing but a fantasy! And of course we all know that creationists are the last to buy into any sort of fantasy. The deeper I dig the more I'm proud to be in the "I don't know" group. JB

Harry: >If some teachers are too zealous about using evolution >theory to justify atheism is not the fault of evolution >theory per se it is the fault of the humans who use any >pretext to falsely justify their beliefs more founded on >their stomach than on "reasonable hypothesis"...

Wow ART, that all you got? JB

Harry: >If some teachers are too zealous about using evolution >theory to justify atheism is not the fault of evolution >theory per se it is the fault of the humans who use any >pretext to falsely justify their beliefs more founded on >their stomach than on "reasonable hypothesis"...