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To: SiouxPal who wrote (40308)	9/26/2005 1:56:19 AM
From: CalculatedRisk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 361390

Fed Watch: Dejá Not economistsview.typepad.com Dr. Duy really knows the FED and this piece is incredible ... Excerpt: "I continue to think that Greenspan & Co. are sending increasingly not-so-subtle messages that the days of low interest rates and easy policy are at their end. This is a message for Congress and the Administration, not just the financial markets. Indeed, something unexpected may be happening – a concerted effort to end any sense of a Greenspan-put in the markets or the economy as a whole. It will undoubtedly be interesting to watch this chapter in Fed history play out."

To: SiouxPal who wrote (40308)	9/26/2005 2:09:21 AM
From: Bill on the Hill	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 361390

Is that last line some kind of zen koan? or were you just fighting with yourself. No, he didn't. Yes he did! Some koans beg the practitioner to reveal the Tao itself (the foundation of Reality that transcends life and death, form or no form, right and wrong, yin and yang, male and female, and all other dualities). Koans that get the practitioner to stretch their awareness in this direction might ask "what is the sound of one hand clapping," "reveal the essence of Mu," "show me the source of earth, wind, fire, and water." Finally, there are koans which beg the practitioner to put it all together and reveal ordinary activity as fully awakened activity. taken from here. zenproject.faithweb.com