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Great panorama pics from Tajikistan

20 Nov 09

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Michael Neumann made these incredible shots. Awesome! Enjoy :-)

Click on the links below to get to the interactive display.

www.ntecs.de/panos/pano1.html

www.ntecs.de/panos/pano2.html

www.ntecs.de/panos/pano3.html

www.ntecs.de/panos/pano4.html

www.ntecs.de/panos/pano5.html

XIHA Life partners with mysites to offer unlimited video uploads		18 Nov 09
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newsblaze.com/story/2009111805005400007.mwir/topstory.html

Nginx internals		16 Nov 09
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blog.zhuzhaoyuan.com/2009/09/nginx-internals-slides-video/

Martin Armstrong on the Gold Price		16 Nov 09
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Armstrong’s latest eassy from Nov 11, 2009 on the Gold price: The primary trend in gold remains bullish because it is the only hedge against global fiscal (political) mismanagement. www.martinarmstrong.org/files/GOLD-5000-11-11-09.pdf More essays: www.martinarmstrong.org/economic_projections.htm

Rack Middleware collection		29 Oct 09
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Thanks to MikeV for the link. coderack.org/

How Google usese Linux (LWN.net)		28 Oct 09
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Thanks to Sven for the link lwn.net/SubscriberLink/357658/850cc9db246f941d/

Jim Sinclair Model: Federal External Debt Equilibrium Gold Price

24 Oct 09

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Tom Fischer added the Jim Sinclair model to our gold price models page. gold.approximity.com/gold_price_models.html

 In 1977 James Sinclair boldly predicted that gold would rise from $150 per troy ounce to $900.

 Gold never reached that mark, but it came close on Jan. 21, 1980, peaking at $887.50.
 The next day, says Sinclair, he unloaded his entire gold position, personally netting
 $15 million. Pointing to the Federal Reserve's efforts to fight inflation, Sinclair
 then predicted at an annual gold conference that the metal would languish for the
 next 15 years.

Jeff Dean slides on large distributed systems (Google)

23 Oct 09

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Jeff Dean gave a keynote talk at LADIS 2009 on "Designs, Lessons and Advince from Building Large Distributed Systems".

www.cs.cornell.edu/projects/ladis2009/talks/dean-keynote-ladis2009.pdf

Approximity Gold price model		21 Oct 09
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The Approximity Gold Price Model is based on the MZM (money with zero maturity;) money supply measure as provided by the U.S. Federal Reserve and the U.S. Federal Gold Reserves. gold.approximity.com/gold_price_model.html

Updated Gold Charts

11 Oct 09

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Tom updated the Gold Charts.

This here is the most important of all: gold.approximity.com/gold_charts.html

The following chart is possibly the most important of them all. It shows a part of the U.S. industry (the Dow Jones Industrial Average, "Dow Jones index") priced in ounces of gold. The chart shows that when one real asset (industry) is priced in another real asset (gold), one does not get ever increasing prices, but instead major investment CYCLES. The chart implies that the degree of leverage in the system has ever increased since December 23, 1913, when the Federal Reserve Act established the second U.S. central bank - the "Federal Reserve" as we know it today. A target of the DJIA:gold ratio below 1:1 seems realistic.