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There is concern about the strength of the U.S. employment report, in that if the Fed has to move it will move on the upside.

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[Friday's report] probably reduces the odds of the Fed making another move [at its next meeting]. This is fairly benign report; it would have taken something a bit worse than this to get the Fed to move again.

Everything happens for a reason. Pray and get enough strength to move on, and the Lord will direct your path in whatever it is. People want to look back, but have the strength to move on.

Things that would ordinarily move the market are having only minimal impact, ... People are really just looking ahead to Friday's employment report.

People have reacted to the idea that the Fed may not do anymore after the next move -- its possible they may be right but to justify further weakness we may need to see more evidence of the U.S. economy weakening and I don't think that will be in the employment report.

Between the move in the employment index and continued strength in new orders it suggests that the economy should continue to expand in the near term.

At a workout like [last Thursday's], you don't really decide on a guy. You only eliminate him. If he's wild, or the arm strength is not there, you eliminate him and move on. If he's still got the arm strength, which he does, and he's accurate, which he did OK with, and he's still got agility and shows he can move around a little bit, then you go to work.

There aren't many guys in the NFL that are 350 pounds that can move like he can move, that possess both the strength and the athleticism.

When you look at why people move, moving for a job is really an important reason. With weaker employment growth in the window of 2000 to 2004, people would just have fewer reasons to move.

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If you want to surf, move to Hawaii. If you like to shop, move to New York. If you like acting and Hollywood, move to California. But if you like college football, move to Texas.

Probably the first quarter is getting the flex and the extension back in your leg, and I have done that fairly quickly. I was ahead of the game on that. Now I'll move into the second phase, which is strength and conditioning, and then I'll move into running and jumping, and then I'll be ready to go.

Depending on what it is you're moving and how much of it you can move, it could really be the next killer app. It could relate to everything - from how you move movies, how you move music and how you move your pictures.

The recent trend in California's employment statistics has been a move from mediocre to downright ugly. After a brief spurt in July and August, employment growth has slowed to a crawl.

The main message for me in the (U.S.) employment report was that there's no big threat for inflation or for Fed policy. Basically it just strengthened the view that the Fed could wait it out at the August meeting. And since they're highly unlikely to move at the October meeting, that essentially means (interest) rates are fixed for the next three months.

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