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Eastern North Carolina is vinegar, Western NC is tomato based sauce. Both are delicious.

Twitter buzzing about Klarman recovering after cardiac bypass surgery...

I have little to no insight on this topic other than to say that we should all probably be eating less sugar. In Jacobi-esque fashion, we could ask ourselves the question of "Should we be eating MORE sugar?" and then move backwards. I guess I eat pretty close to primal/paleo. Usually the fruits I eat are berries (straw, blue, and raspberry). Then in the summer toss in peaches as they grow about a mile from my house. This kind explains the fruit to eat better: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/best-and-worst-fruits/

So were home schooled after you dropped out?

I would think this would be to sync up with their Self-Driving Car.

I'm in favor of it.

Just going to keep kicking the can down the road. The incentives for our politicians is only to make it through the next election cycle and cutting the deficit doesn't really ring to voter's ear like new tax cuts.

50 cent - Get Rich or Die Tryin and of course the Wu-Tang Financial's diversify yo bonds. http://comedycentral.mtvnimages.com/images/shows/chappelle/videos/season_1/CHAPPELLE_01_0107_WUTANG_640x360.jpg

Didn't sell AWLCF at $24 to lock in some profits. Not selling it again when the majority owners sold some shares.

When you least expect it

I use this usually during my lunch break. Usually clears my mind pretty well. https://www.headspace.com/

ditto. I quit halfway through the 100 page article towards the end. The Edsel and Piggly Wiggly were pretty interesting but probably could've been edited down to something more tangible.

Jams? No sugar? The southerner in me just died. Try some mustard bbq sauce or some white sauce to switch it up some eric, that is once your back on the sugar bandwagon. If I'm at the local bbq joint and not a fan of the sauce, I'll occasionally throw in some texas pete/tabasco/cholula

The best 'smart' school gameday sign: http://coedbc.files.wordpress.com/2008/10/blockinglibrary1.jpg Auburn @ Vanderbilt

If I saw that in an art museum, I wouldn't stop to look at it.

I tend to agree, but at some point you have to be responsible for your own actions.

http://www.wired.com/2014/10/minerva-project/ https://minerva.kgi.edu/ Sounds great in theory, not sure about the practicality. Also the article quotes $10k p/a, but total costs come to around $30k p/a.

To an extent maybe. I agree with others that you have to have a knack for wanting to invest. There's a huge difference between sitting down and watching 8 hours of football on Sunday and sitting down and reading 8 hours of 10-K's and 10-Q's. I think the best overlap between my investing skills and fantasy football skills is drafting. My league does an auction for players, so it's fun to try and find mispriced players going for lower than comparable players. Granted my team is only 4-3 this year. :-[

That's the only problem I see, lots of concentration in the Western Canada boom. Though I can't blame you, I'm in E.TO and have been looking at Macro.

When did he say that? I tried to find it but couldn't. I'm interested in how he expands on it.

I do a quick net work calculation ~1 time per year. Since a significant portion of our net worth is still investment real estate, there is real uncertainty to the values on the asset side. To those doing this more often: Are you changing actions you take in your life because you have this information? What insights have you gained from the process? Doing actual vs what I've budgeted for (a variance analysis, if you will) is the big thing. In the plastic society we live in, it's pretty easy for a few $10-15 lunches (or $20-30 dinners) to add up quickly. Net effect is I'm able to plow more of my income back into my investment funds.

x2. The investment section can be a little weak, so I primarily track investments via Excel and leave everything else to Mint.

I agree with you but getting to that point is something that will never happen in our lifetime, at least in the part of the country I live in...

http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/southcentral/2014/07/31/336332.htm

That's pretty much how I feel as well. It's always when you least expect it.