Finding Lynch's 10-Baggers
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There's a method to finding tomorrow's home runs.
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In his book, Lynch proposes that a little research and steady discipline can help a regular guy sprint past so-called investment gurus.
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The tried-and-true way to pick the market's best stocks.
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Nick Halstead has posted the runners up in the PHP programming competition he conducted:   Finally we have a result, it has taken weeks of judging and lots of hard work. The scores are ready and today I will first announce the runners up from the Top 6. I will then tomorrow announce the 3rd place, then day after that second, you get the idea. The scoring was based upon a point system in which each judge had to rank the top 6 in order. The points from each judge were then compiled and the final scores calculated.   The project was to write a script that helped a user find the shortest "distance" between two words by replacing one letter at a time. The three that were the runners up were created by:   JB Maurice Fonk Rob Haynes   Come of the judges comments are also included in the post to get a feel for the thinking behind the rankings.
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You can find tomorrow's winners. Here's how.
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You can find some stock ideas in unlikely places.
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In a new blog entry today, Matthew O'Phinney talks about updates (and refactoring) that he's done to a PEAR package he's developed, File_Fortune.   Over the past few evenings, I've refactored File_Fortune to have it implement Iterator, Countable, and ArrayAccess -- basically allowing it to act like an array for most intents and purposes. As a result, I've eliminated the need for the File_Fortune_Writer package, and greatly simplified the usage.   The package is designed to make an interface between the casual PHP user and the fortune files common on most *nix machines. To illustrate he update, he includes some code that grabs the fortune file, parses it to grab a random one and echoes them out. Also included is the save() method so you can add your own to the list easily.
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Looking to pick up several thousand baseball cards for a few bucks? How about a 1995 red Ford Mustang, 30 pounds of scissors, dozens of laptop computers or thousands of Swiss Army knives -- all also for, potentially, a few bucks?
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Topix.net cooks up a geolocating algorithm that rounds up regionally relevant write-ups. In Epicenter.
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WATERFORD, Wis. - Victory may be in the bag for Lori Engel. Engel, an assistant manager at the Waterford Pick 'n' Save, has parlayed years of bagging know-how into $500, a trip to Vegas and a chance to compete in the National Grocers Association's Best Bagger Contest.
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A look across the Pacific for stock ideas.
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The Motley Fool - Investing genius Peter Lynch liked to say that to find "tenbaggers," that is, stocks that will increase in value by 10 times or more, you should start by looking close to home. In his book One Up on Wall Street, he also noted he liked to seek out companies in dull, disagreeable industries because they were often overlooked or shunned, giving individual investors a chance to purchase them at a discount.
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Feature Consolidation runs and runs
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Peter Lynch demystified investing for millions of people. Let's not forget his easy and effective lessons.
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By Chuck Thompson, The Macon Telegraph, Ga.  Sep.
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Family tree research can be addictive fun. With my long-lost relative's assistance, help from closer kin and the latest version of Family Tree Maker software, I've been identifying the branches of a Baig family tree.
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com. Trying to predict who&#39;ll be taken in the Major League phase of Monday&#39;s Rule 5 draft is about as easy as finding your car in the mall parking lot during the holiday shopping season.