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To: GNMartin who wrote (60)	11/20/1999 10:49:00 AM
From: Jimmie Landerman	Read Replies (1) of 84

Hi! Sorry to not have posted anything for quite a while... It's due to mainly two reasons. The first one, as you (GNMartin) guessed is that my life been to full of fun & excitement... :-) Well that's not completely true, it have been to full of other stuff as well. What I've done this summer and autumn is basically finish my education, applied for jobs, been to interviews, quit my half time job, moving, taking a job and so on. This has taken a lot of time and effort and, since I haven't had much to say and don't really know what to think about Opticom. Has kept me away from posting and also away from the stockmarket as whole. Remember that I started to look at opticom cause of their promising "plastic memory technology" and what instead happened this far is that FAST have been the main thing reason to the quotes "development". I haven't had a lot of information about Opticom, they don't exactly throw information around them and I haven't had time and interest enough to search for it and I'm to tired of all the rumours. So what I can say is that I still keep my shares and the investment from Intel feels very good. At least that makes us sure that if the technology is as good as it says, it wont be overlooked by the market. That's GOOD! Fast will, as I understand, sooner or later be traded at NASDAQ stockmarket. Which with all the agreements/cooperation with Lycos, can't be anything else than very positive. We still waiting for the coming? Dell deal, and the deal with "the internet company" that Fussel refers to all the time. All the best! /Jimmie

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