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jeff 9/18/2013 5:44:25 PM | Traveling to AZ tonight 9/18/2013 to visit family and then on to AZ's White Mountains for some camping/flyfishing.
Planned date of return is 10/01/2013.
Access to email/internet will be intermittent.
If you have some emergency the best way to reach me is to call my cell phone and leave a voicemail. (I will get back to you, cell signal permitting.)
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-jp
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JustRalph 9/18/2013 10:18:05 PM | be careful........ what the hell would we do without you.......
LOL
Have fun!
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Cole 9/19/2013 7:18:31 AM | Have a great time Jeff. You deserve it.
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jeff 9/28/2013 2:57:23 PM | Arrived in the Phoenix area this afternoon after a week "unplugged" (for the most part) from the outside world.
Mission accomplished. (Batteries recharged.)
-jp
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Caveat 9/28/2013 9:19:04 PM | Welcome back , Jeff
Just thinking, do you go back on the days you didn't play to see how you would have done?
Mike
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jeff 9/30/2013 10:53:04 AM | Short answer: No.
Long answer:
I try to evaluate UDM performance in a big picture way.
To my way of thinking, win pct and roi over time spans of at least several months have meaning and are worth looking at.
Also, to my way of thinking, emotion has little or no place in horse race betting.
I would argue that a tie in exists between the length of time spans used by the player to evaluate wager history and the player's emotional state.
Racing data has a lot of short term swings... ups and downs, etc.
Dwelling on short term performance can lead to irrational decision making when it comes to bet sizing, activating/deactivating UDMs, etc.
Here's a link to a thread from a few months ago that might help illustrate what I am talking about...
Variance swings and the law of large numbers: http://www.jcapper.com/messageboard/TopicReader.asp?topic=1544&forum=General
-jp
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~Edited by: jeff on: 9/30/2013 at: 10:53:04 AM~
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jeff 10/3/2013 2:38:55 PM | Late flight and arrived home last night.
First order of business this morning: walk down to the beach and gawk at the ocean.
Good to be back at it again.
-jp
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