] Should you be worried that the bull's too bullish?
] Frankly I was. So I asked Morningstar's senior analyst
] Annette Larson for an update of the current P/E ratios of
] the mutual fund world. Price/earnings ratios are one of
] the more interesting benchmarks of market optimism.
]
] And yes, it sure looks like we may be pushing our luck
] folks. A correction may be coming as P/E ratios appear to
] be signaling a renewed overdose of what Alan Greenspan
] and Yale economist Robert Shiller dubbed "irrational
] exuberance."

Price-earnings data says the bulls are too bullish

More oddness and news of the weird!

The 22-year-old college student, pictured at right in a Dunn County Sheriff's Office mug shot, pleaded guilty last month to burglarizing a home in search of the barely-there underwear. After Scholfield's arrest last April, Menomonie cops discovered 854 thongs stashed in his home, with the garments stored in everything from a briefcase to a Pokemon lunch pail

Thong Thiever!

] President Bush "was like a blind man in a roomful of deaf
] people" during Cabinet meetings, his former Treasury
] secretary, Paul O'Neill, told CBS News' "60 Minutes" in
] what the network said was his first interview about his
] work for the administration.

CNN.com - O'Neill: Bush 'like a blind man' - Jan. 9, 2004

] Sometimes it all gets a bit much for our chief ghillie,
] Farquhar Farquharson, and he forgets that we don't harm
] haggii here at HaggisHunt.com. Never mind: help him run
] amok and bash as many of the wee blighters as possible

Play this shockwave game. Its fun! :)

Haggis Hunt 2003/04 - Haggis Games

Interesting picture of Saddam just pulled from the hole he was hiding in.

Saddam down on the ground

Rather funny.. :)

Crash Different

] NEW YORK - Motorola Inc. is licensing wireless technology
] from a startup led by Apple Computer co-founder Steve
] Wozniak to develop devices and services that can monitor
] the locations of people, pets or important possessions.

Yahoo! News - Motorola Gets License on Tracking Tech

] Social Security privatization is one fascinating
] political game that's about to resurface. Special
] interests on Wall Street and in the fund industry can
] make huge fees if they can increase their assets under
] management. Privatization does that: As more assets shift
] into private hands, Wall Street and the funds pocket more
] fees.
] So mark Jan. 20 on your calendar. That's when the sales
] job begins, in the President's State of The Union
] message. Historically Social Security has been the
] Democrat's baby. And a political third rail, a dangerous
] area Republicans especially avoid for fear of getting
] zapped.

Privatized Social Security just a push for asset fees

] WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Colin Powell acknowledged
] Thursday that he saw no "smoking gun, concrete evidence"
] of ties between Saddam Hussein and the al-Qaida terror
] network, but insisted that Iraq had dangerous weapons and
] needed to be disarmed by force.
]
] Speaking at a State Department news conference, Powell
] openly disagreed with a private think tank report which
] maintained that Iraq was not an imminent threat to the
] United States. And the secretary defended the case he
] made before the United Nations for a U.S.-led war to
] force Saddam from power.

Powell Refutes Think-Tank Report on Iraq

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if you spot the change.

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