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I think I can write as well as bwolinsky. For example:

 

70% <b>is</b> our win percentage overall. My carnival has rides that go upside down.

(I know I said high 90's but that's too high, might be closer to 80's and hft intervals win percentages are about 60-75%).

 

Partnership paperwork is all you need.

 

Atticus, it's real dough. 1 tick slippage in backtests per side?

 

You're incorrect. We have partners who have what they need IE: Partnership paperwork.

 

I worked at DST Systems so accounting with "3270" was all it would have taken to skip trace the cash.

 

It'll be a challenge once I get my PhD off his topological probability research.

 

I'm sorry, mate, if you think this is good enough for this thread, you got another think coming. This just wasn't anywhere near the bwol standard.

To paraphrase Darth Vader, "Impressive, young Skywalker, but you're not a Jedi yet!". There can be only one bwol!

 

If you guys are having trouble following my white papers, the speech is at the end broken up into sections read by the adobe acrobat male reading voice.

http://www.youtube.com/user/BWolinsky?feature=mhee#p/c/4B54BE9AAA7B0909/0/Cl4V0V5Cdqk

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Here is the speech Financial Science read aloud:

http://www.youtube.com/user/BWolinsky?feature=mhee#p/c/D2FFF77C6819CD12/0/Ioc_fHdXjW0

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eigenvalues. Impossible is nothing.