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To: skinowski who wrote (6651)	5/18/2008 3:36:08 PM
From: hawkeyefan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 41413

Look at GS. It is everybody's favorite stock, at least financial stock. If it breaks 184-185, I can't come up with a bullish count.

To: skinowski who wrote (6651)	5/18/2008 3:58:36 PM
From: Galirayo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41413

[Way OT] Since you mentioned the Big Mack Indicator I have this Deep Thought too. ;) I've been pondering this ever since I heard about the 3 Rivers / Gorges Dam Project on PBS. If you take a toy spinning top and put a 5 stick hunk of ABC [already been chewed] bubblegum on the side of it .. will it make the top spin lopsided ?? If you build the largest dam in history on the side of the planet .. will it shift the rotation of the earth or its axis because of the structure plus water weight .. if so would it cause a minor bit of global warming if there was a shift .. and lower the water levels and thereby raise the temperature of the largest water Mass like the oceans because the volume of the mass was reduced yet subjected to the same atmospheric conditions ?? Sorry Folks .. I just had some dam thoughts I thought I'd share to see if anyone had a thought on it. Or if any knows of any studies done on this. It's only 5 Trillion Gallons of water weight ... that's all. pbs.org