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Goodness. Someone thinks they can retire because they are new to and learning the options/futures/technical analysis world.

A college professor gave me advice when I asked him about which career path, of two available, to choose after graduation, knowing one would be more difficult than the other, but perhaps more rewarding. He advised to choose the more difficult one, which I did. It worked, and provided the greatest professional enjoyment of my life.

If your 401k/403b is invested in equities, the strategy is simple. "Borrow" from it on the eve of a correction, and repay it on the eve of a rally. Couldn't be more simple.

What could he do? Play defense.

Of course he was against the decision to get Bin Laden. Not that anyone paid attention, then or now.

As I read these threads, I often wonder if people have any idea of the realities involved. That is not meant as an insult, but a flashlight on what is really involved. There is no possibility that the US gets involved in a dirt war there. We don't have the capability. If Russia, and it's old axe to grind president wants to reestablish a "Soviet" thing, they are going to fail miserably. The US hasn't the capability or mind set to fight this, and the results are inevitable, and not in the Putin camp. Let them fail on their own, and if a region/country hasn't the nuts to fight it, it is not the rest of the world's problem to accelerate the inevitable.

First, find out if your 401k plan allows it. Many do not. That aside, you have not provided near enough information to arrive at a considered conclusion. What is your payback time? What is the value you might add to this project worth? Is your personal status OK to afford either option?

If you pay any attention to the Bills, week to week, it is impossible not to notice how often opponents throw at the Wallace coverage. Are they stupid? Draw your own conclusion. I know I have.

The first two words that came to my mind when I heard the diagnosis - "Kansas City."

I read an article detailing its' capabilities if all goes well with mirror placement/adjustment the other day. Because it "sees" the IR spectrum, it stated if Webb was in the same environment on earth as it is at L2, it could "see" a bumble bee on the moon. Great things to come.

To get our minds off other subjects, today is the last big day on the "journey" phase. Webb will do an orbital placement burn that will slow it down and glide it into its' L2 parking spot. From there, its final mirror adjustment, further cooling off, and get into its mission.

I get it, but having spent so much time in Argentina, I've come to really like chimichurri. Obviously would work on a Kaiser roll, but as a topping for the beef, it's perfect.

Ha Ha. For the non horseradish fans, I'm making chimichurri as an alternate. I like both of them.

For just this purpose, I just got my 6.5 lb. Prime top sirloin roast. I'll put the rub on it this evening and let it dry out in the little refrigerator until Sunday afternoon. Then 225 degrees over lump until it reaches 127 internal, then remove it, cover it in foil, open up the grates and let the lump get really hot, (only takes about seven minutes), then remove the foil and reverse sear the two sides about three mins each. Cover and let it rest for about 10-15 mins and off we go. Dinner at five.

The players don't do "baggage retrieval." They have a carry on, and all the additional cargo is loaded on a truck and sent to where it needs to go. Players and coaches are on busses and off to the hotel within minutes of the door opening.

Interesting point on Allen's night. How many total yards did the offense accumulate? Every possible yard while Allen was playing. The only thing that limited the yardage was the goal line. He led them to gain every possible yard available for the entire night.

I don't think this is complicated. I posted something similar earlier in the week. The Bills have studied the Pats as much as any team in the league, and they figured out that the Bills offense is much faster than the Pats back seven defense. If they don't get to Josh, the Bills speed is going to win far more often than not, and the ball will be completed. Scheme aside. If you can't cover someone because they are considerably faster than you, you either must get to the QB or you are roasted. The Pats very very well coached and disciplined. But.......THEY ARE SLOW.

Their problem is that they suck for about a quarter to a quarter and a half with regularity. Usually, the second and third Q's.

No. Those are waivers granted within the temporary flight restriction.

What kind of a lunatic would try to bring a drone in? Operating it would result in a huge fine, as it is illegal to operate one over people who are not involved in its operation. Regarding aircraft, a blanket temporary flight restriction prohibits flight over any facility with a capacity of over 30,000 people within 3 miles or 3000 feet. That applies to all NFL games.

He can play zone all he wants. That won't diminish the Bills' speed advantage. "Getting pressure" is not a choice, it's a capability.

Our offensive playmakers are faster than the Pat's defensive back seven. That is our advantage. That is what we should take advantage of. Nothing Bill can do about that.

The very definition of terrorism.

I'll give you mine. First, find Kaiser rolls. Not that easy, but any thick hamburger type roll will do. Kaiser is the best. Mix kosher salt and caraway seed together, a little more caraway than salt. Do not use table salt. Prepare some kind of wash to hold the salt/caraway to the top. You can use an egg white wash. Dip the top of the rolls into the wash and apply the salt/caraway. I cook the best roast beef cut at 225 grill temp until 127 internal. I won't use top round, but sirloin or anything better. Let rest for 10-15 minutes, covered in aluminum. Slice very thin. Load the beef in the roll. Apply horseradish to taste.

I'm not certain they had decided to punt prior to the timeout. Could well have been that the timeout discussion led to the punt decision. Assumptions from fans are often inaccurate.