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- If it is up to me, we are going to explain that an attack on this homeland of that nature would be followed by an attack on the holy sites in Mecca and Medina ... Because that's the only thing I can think of that might deter somebody from doing what they otherwise might do.
- Tom Tancredo, U.S. Representative, "Republican candidate advocates threat to bomb Islamic holy sites as response to terrorist attack on U.S.". International Herald Tribune. August 2, 2007. Retrieved on 2007-08-03.
- "Tancredo says threat of attack on holy sites would deter terrorism". IowaPolitics.com. 31 July 2007. Retrieved on 2007-08-03.
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Says a lot about the sleazy world of college sports, that they'd try to get to a guy through his pastor.
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That's right - he's Michigan born and bred. He'd have been a fish out of water at the University of Spoiled Children.
I wouldn't touch that job with a 39 1/2 foot pole if I were him. He said he doesn't want to coach again, but I think if he had a change of heart, the Detroit Lions job would be perfect for him. He's from Michigan originally, and if they were to sweeten the pot with a $8-$10 million a year salary and also be a co-GM with total control of the franchise and have to only answer to the owner, I think he would have to listen.
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@GaryConstable1 agree completely. Dungy used to be coach of the Tamp Bay Bucs. Look what they have now. He's an honorable man in a less than honorable profession.
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Thursday, April 10, 2008
Mid Morning
I have noticed an interesting tone to some of the comments in the last day or two, no not referring to the attire of any TV personality on any of the business networks, about indecision and owning cash.
One point I have made many times over is that no one can have all the answers all the time.
One thing that has generally been working this, in terms of smoothing out the ride, has been absolute return products.
Not that they are not down but many seem to be down less or up a little. Down less is a valid goal for a down stock market and if you can find one or two things that are up, all the better.
Conversely there are some things that you should not think would have a shot of going up in a down market. One name in my ownership universe along these lines is the Vietnam Opportunity Fund that I have written about a few times. YTD the Vietnam Index is down 42% while the fund is down about 5%. Part of that could be to the fund having a 7.5% premium to NAV as of its last reporting date. The fund holds a lot of other things besides equities and so it doesn't always correlate.
It is probably a lucky thing the fund isn't down more but if it were that would not be the important thing. This is the time for less exposure to this sort of thing and more exposure to cash or whatever you think of when you think about what to do if you are one to take defensive action.
A little exposure to a frontier market now is not the worst thing in the world but increasing the allocation now if you aren't prepared for another 20% down is probably a bad idea. As global markets start to show signs of sorting themselves out it might makes sense to increase a little, for anyone inclined to invest in frontier at all.
Tonight is the frozen four semifinals, talking college hockey here. The action is always good so if you've never watched, check it out.
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- Mebane Faber said...
If you liked Slap Shot, then the documentary "The Chiefs" is a must watch.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0410214/ - 10:03 AM
- Anonymous said...
This is where we part ways. While I think you are an insightful, honest, better than average guy, why you choose to continue to like equities is beyond me.
Credit markets are worse than I can remember when. I think we are turning Japanese but by the time I can prove it to you it will be to late.
I could be wrong and we deal with this much better than Japan. I acknowledge that, but it will not get better if those two spreads do not get better.
Personally I think most banks are insolvent. Since that is not an acceptable admission we just have to let the banks pretend to be ok until they earn enough money so they are no longer insolvent. Please do not hold your breadth or expect any credit expansion for a while.
How long is a while? Wish I knew. But buying or keeping a diversified portfolio of equities in this environment seems crazy to me right now (no disrespect intended just trying to make a point).
All that said I am searching for some ideas. Still hate the dollar, but wonder if the devil you know is better than the one you don't at this point in time.
This may read a little negative so I would like to add I do not see the sky falling, but I am not expecting much good to happen unless congress tries to "fix" things. Because a "fix" from congress could really hurt IMO.
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- Roger Nusbaum said...
seriously, parting ways is of course fine and makes the comments interesting.
your use of the word like is incorrect I have to say.
Demand for equities is unhealthy and so I have a defensive posture (double short and relatively a lot of cash as part of the mix).
This has approach has insulated the decline thus far.
I think the difference boils down to philosophy. I don't want to bet client money I can time the bottom. I am comfy relying on something like the 200 DMA to indicate defensive or not, in order to do what I have done thus far.
It is my belief that this is the best way I can add value for clients. You may very well be able to add value going far more defensive than whatever I end up doing.
also part of my thinking is that this is a normal bear market. you can look at the quarter ending video to get some idea of what this has resulted in if you care. if it gets worse i have planned out what to do for more defense but down zero in a down 30% world is not my goal. - 11:13 AM
- Anonymous said...
OK my use of the word like was wrong and I listen to most of your videos. Yes you seem to be doing an excellent job for someone trying to maintain a diversified portfolio. I will give you that.
I am not really trying to criticize you as much as make the point that I think we have more serious banking problems than are widely acknowledged. Further they may last a while.
Yes the Fed could flood liquidity or atleast This is one of the unknowns to guard against. But, I do not see how there could be excess liquidity and the credit spreads below:
So I think being more aggressive. Zero equity is warranted until these get resolved.
BTW, written expression is one of my weakest points. I am frequently inarticulate or poorly express myself.
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- singleguyinboston said...
Love the blog. I'll avoid any market commentary here and applaud your shout out of the Frozen Four! This is only the 2nd year of the past 7 that I won't be there for the event. Arguably one of the most underrated sporting events in the NCAA! Wish UNH hadn't choked, but it looks like this is Michigan's tourney to lose.
- Anonymous said...
I love going to a hockey game but find it does not translate well to standard definition television.
Roger do you have HDTV and it is better or are you that much of a sports nut?
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- Roger Nusbaum said...
some would say i'm a sport nut some would say not but i think of myself as being a fan of many sports.
as far as hockey on TV my first memory of watching in TV is a playoff series between the Bruins and Rangers in 1972 so to the extent you mean following the puck on tv, it is not a problem. - 12:19 PM
- Tom K said...
I used to be a huge hockey fan...don't know why I fell away from it. Although I do think they could do a better job making it translate better on TV. I'm thinking wire-cams and better videography, not blue exhaust on the puck.
- Anonymous said...
I read that the NFL did much better on tv as tv size progressed from 12 to 19 to 27 inches. Same article was predicting HDTV and 52 inch screens would do the trick to win over the masses.
obviously die hards like roger would probably follow a game on the radio :) - 4:42 AM
- Anonymous said...
Never could get into hockey at all. Reason being, it's the only sport I've seen in America where, if a fight breaks out, the refs stand by and watch it, instead of trying to break it up. I've also read that each team in the NHL has on the roster 1 guy whose entire job is "protecting the star and roughing up the other team's star". It doesn't get more ridiculous than that. Of course, I'm talking NHL, I'm guessing college hockey is more, uh, civilized ?


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With his wife, Laura, trailing him, Bush walked the pit, mingling with drivers, shaking hands with fans. He peered into car No. 16, sponsored by the National Guard, and if the car reminded him of the tempest swirling around his own service in the Texas Air National Guard, he didn't show it.
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OK, so UNLV shouldn't be that hard, but it's the last game before Georgia. What do the Sun Devils have to accomplish this week before Georgia to have an honest chance at the upset?
Get an early lead,play lots of guys and keep everyone healthy and well rested. Then go study lots of film !
A fast start in every game this year. Last year it got old having to come from behind. I would like to see Sully throw a few passes this week when he gets in the game. I want to feel we have a good backup QB. He was off in that first game and basically handed off to RB's in the second game. I would like to see 150+ yds in the running game. 200+ would be even better. We can't just depend on Carp's arm forever.
I like the way the team has been playing. Just keep getting better and have our D shut down their passing attack.
Agree Steve on the passing game, but we also need to gang tackle Knowshon before he breaks into the open field !
Boy I was sure worried when Keegon Herring (I think it was Herring) went down against Stanford.We need to keep everyone healthy.
I have really been a lot more impressed with Rudy this year. After the Holiday bowl I was ready to change to Sullivan. Well I was actually ready BEFORE the Holiday bowl but that was the one that really did it for me.
Carp seems to have finally gotten it. Throw the daw.m ball away and dont take a loss.
I think that op on his hand/thumb helped. He also has a higher and quicker release. So far the blocking in the pocket has been pretty good. He has also made better decisions. That one INT last week was his first really bad throwing decision this year. Slide Rudy, slide. Don't forget that.
I don't want to think about GA until after UNLV. It will come soon enough. I just want to see continued progress this week. Sit Keegan unless we are desperate for a win. Man, we have a ton of RB's. Give them a workout.
Beat Those Rebs!!!
The OL has done a better job giving Rudy time and he has made a few good runs. Also RB's have been making blocks. In the Stanford game Keegan made a great block on a rushing DE...went low and sent the guy head over heels. I just hope he doesn't go too low or guys will hurdle over him !
Well,looks like we screwed the pooch and overlooked the Rebels !
!@#$%^&*()_ !!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's official...From CNNSI....... AP Press release...."Effective immediately, the Pacific 10 Conference is no longer in the BCS. That distinction has been given to the Mountain West Conference."
Mountain West 5 Pac ten 0 You can have Georgia now...Go Rebels!
What an awful night and an awful day overall for the Pac-10. UNLV definitely wanted it more. What was with the conservative play-calling?
Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue. Spare me the we were looking to our next opponent cliches, I think I am going to be sick.
I've read several people post that it looked like DE (or whover was calling the plays), was calling the plays so as not to lose the game (very conservativly), instead of opening it up and playing to win it. Thats just about the way I see it too.
Drunk I dont know if the Devils were actually looking past the Rebels or not, but I almost think they will play better on Saturday because of this. But what the hell do I know, I supported Dirk Koetter for 5 years.
i can't fathom how that loss happened. I'll still be there losing my voice for the devils on Saturday!
hey Draak (or dragu) welcome back. I sure hope some of the other guys find this site.
Looks like the first weirdo post of the new board. sunsuck, I hope you are not representing yourself as a Reb fan. I doubt you are. You sound more like a rat fan. The illiterate scribblings pretty much fit that mold.
Good news that The Draak is back!
Seemed like when we got up 20-10 (with 7 min left in the 3d) we just eased off but the Rebs didn't. Seemed like we thought we could just hold them and maybe score again if needed but there was no urgency. We ran more and passed less I guess to run time off the clock. Looking back it was not a very good strategy.
DE says they were giving us the run but it would have been better to press with the pass. I think we just figured that 10 pt lead in the 3d was good enough and that turned out to be a bad decision.
Steve I agree 100 percent. Thats exactly the way I saw the game too. That kind of play worked in several games last year and we wound up winning by 3 points or a touchdown in some cases, but I would like to see us run the darn score up a little bit and get a comfortable 40 point lead before we start slowing down.
See, I knew you were a rat fan.
I hate to admit it but I haven't seen the game yet, just the lowlights on sportscenter. It's sitting on my tivo like the 800 pound gorilla in the room. I've tried watching it and tried deleting it many times over the past week but so far I've been unable to bring myself to do either. Maybe I should just stick a red hot poker in my eye instead and get it over with quicker. I keep trying to tell myself I should take solace in the fact second place in the PAC looks wide open after last weekends debacles, but it ain't helping.
ODF: No worries I also supported Koetter as long as he was our coach, even if it went against my better judgement his last couple of years.
Draak: Good to see you back in the game.
Retard: ASU sucks HAHAHAHA? Our girls are fat and ugly? Is that all you've got? Come back when you grow a pair.
In the past cats would stumble through here, attempt to run their mouths and in doing so inevitably change the subject to basketball 2 sentences into their posts. Now that they can't even do that they have resorted to coming on here and pretending to be UNLV fans. Rock bottom pathetic. Do you know why none of us are over on the cat board busting your balls about losing to New Mexico (again)? Because it wasn't an upset.
By the way, do you know what people with an ASU education learn by the second grade? The difference between your and you're, then and than.
DD, you should have stopped after your and you're. By adding then and than I think you overloaded the guy's brain.
I saw Georgia vs Spurrier last week. Their d line isn't as scary as last year but it's still pretty good. I am pretty confident they are going to shut down our running game. I was impressed by how well dewitty picked up the blitz vs stanford. Dink and dunk Rudy and win us a big game for the first time time since crying Leaf. Go devils.
Okay we got that one (Georgia) out of the way, and it went the way most everyone probably thought it would. I was afraid that after last year and that fairly easy schedule that everyone thought we would just waltz to another 10 win season this year. We have to get Ericksons recruits some experience (especially at running back). That has been a sore spot for ASU for awhile and it sure looked ugly against Georgia.
I dont see us doing much untill we get a really good running game going.
I don't see why so many devil fans are tired of Rudy Carpenter. It is not his fault. He's a damn good quarterback. The devils (with Keegan out) have absolutely no running game. I mean absolutely nothing. Is Nance hurt? Because he is the slowest back I have ever seen in college football. Giving the ball to him is an absolute waste of a down. Even with a big hole for him, he cannot make more than 3 yards. No quarterback is going to fare well when the running game is as pathetic as the Devils have been the last 2 outings. You can bet now that teams will totally forget about the run threat (as they should) and will go right after Rudy.
Nance was no good last year. I don't understand why DE didn't go after a JC transfer running back to compliment Keegan.
You could see the line open holes and by the time Nance got there it closed. He looks slow. The program says his weight is up 14 lbs this year but should that slow him down so much? Didn't he also drop a pass across the middle that would have given us a first down and continued a drive in their territory. I would like to see Keegan back for the rest of the season.
I hope not. Catz get a nice breather in a poor Washington team.
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[JURIST] Judge John Bates of the US District Court for the District of Columbia [official website] ruled [opinion, PDF] Tuesday on the limits of detaining terrorism suspects at Guantanamo Bay [JURIST news archive] who are not actual members of terrorist groups under the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) [text, PDF], rejecting the Obama administration's "substantial support" standard. The opinion rejected the government's argument that an individual who "substantially supports" a terrorist organization such as the "Taliban, al Qaeda or an associated force" but is not a member can be detained pursuant to the AUMF. The court also found that the government's detention authority does not extend to individuals who have only "directly supported hostilities," holding that such a detention power would be inconsistent with the law of war although evidence of such support could be used to determine whether an individual had "committed a belligerent act." Bates limited the scope of the government's detention authority over individuals who merely support terrorism groups, stating:
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Because it's funny seeing how salty you are, last year you were quite the friendly poster. But as Michigan State's athletic department has fallen a notch below "Big Brother" you have gotten angrier
Sorry Bucks, sorry Sparties, sorry Domers, sorry WVU, sorry haters. Denard is the all-time QB rushing yards leader. Deal with it.
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I honestly thought you were above some of these "insults".
MSU being terrible has truly revealed some of your fanbases true colors, including yours.
Buckle up (a favorite saying of yours from years past) D.Wags, you guys suck ass again.
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Tested with a Jolly 252 attack 31 IV lv. 50 Houndoom's Crunch vs. 29/31/31/2/31/31 lv. 50 Metagross with 252 HP, 252 attack, 6 defense. Normal damage range: 42-52 HP First 10 tests with Houndoom holding Dark Jewel vs. Metagross 69 HP lost 64 HP lost 66 HP lost 66 HP lost 67 HP lost 69 HP lost 70 HP lost 76 HP lost 66 HP lost 70 HP lost This leads me to believe the multiplier is 1.5x, since 1.5x the normal damage range would be 63-78 HP. Even though I didn't get the absolute minimum or maximum values in the test, I got enough of a range to know it's between 1.4x and 1.6x. ----------------------------------------- Bulb does not grant an immunity to electric moves, and once it's used, it disappears. Volt Absorb activates before Bulb does, making it have no effect.
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This isn't high priority, but someone might want to check if the ability Iron Fist has changed at all. Does it still only affect the moves listed in this Bulbapedia article or has the list been expanded in 5th gen? http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Iron_Fist_(ability)
No, my Yooteri was definately at almost full health when he picked up the oran. Cheren's pokabu was brought down to the red by a take down, ate it's own berry, then as the turn ended, Yooteri used pickup. When the battle ended, I checked my pokemon screen and saw that Yooteri was holding the oran.
Moves that are boosted by Iron Fist have a special flag in the data. I just scanned the data, and I don't believe any moves new in 5th gen qualify.
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Just to be 101% sure, does this boost only apply to Cross moves, or to any other move of them both? Either after the other dragon used a Cross move, or the following turn after your dragon had its Cross move's power boosted.
Escape Button mechanics Sequence: user receives hit, item animation, item message, user switches - Triggered by both contact and non-contact attacks - Item activates as soon as the holder is hit, even if it has not made a move yet - Holder picks the next pokemon to switch in (similar to Baton Pass) - Item is one-time use - Works through Bind - Suction Cups does not prevent this item's effect - Ingrain does not prevent this item's effect Red Card mechanics Sequence: user receives hit, item animation, item message, opponent switches - Triggered by both contact and non-contact attacks - The Pokemon that activates Red Card is switched out immediately - The player cannot choose the pokemon to switch with the Pokemon that activated Red Card (similar to Roar) - Item is one-time use - Does not work if the holder is KOed by the attack - Suction Cups does prevent this item's effect - Ingrain does prevent this item's effect
While I appreciate the credit, I didn't make the video (I just only brought up the situation really). The SpA being noted should probably go toward the creator of the Youtube video.
No I meant the berry would only activate if the Pokemon meets the requirements. So the Pokemon would only eat the Berry automatically if they met the requirements. Sorry for the confusion.
Just tested, Thunder Wave did not activate Rechargeable Battery, but Thunderbolt did when it was used the following turn.
Does the switch occur after both Pokemon get a move, like this: Pokemon A attacks Pokemon B attacks Escape Button Activates or Pokemon A attacks Escape Button activates Does the attack land?
I have a question about Escape Button, I know this is gimmicky, but does it work for pokemon that uses hyper beam/giga impact?
I was wondering about Iron Fist too. Now that the new ability Encourage gives a 1.3 boost might Iron Fist also be 1.3 now? Also, I know this is low priority because it is Dream-World only, but has anyone tested how much of a boost Analyse gives?
I've concluded it on the damage dealt alone. A special based 140 BP Steel attack from Jirachi should deal between 88 - 105 damage on Blissey, which fit my results perfectly. If the move lacked a STAB boost it should have done 74 - 88 damage


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