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To: Daniel G. DeBusschere who wrote (1631)	8/17/2000 8:36:51 AM
From: Brandon Buttons	Read Replies (1) of 1841

<<On the other hand, these options are causing some work habit corrections and changes of attitudes according to some of my sources.>> I agree work can be done anywhere, If "its a perfect world". Rework done by those who had worked move has caused the attitudes based on my resources. They are questioning the saving and the customer who was all for it is now an unhappy camper. As a shareholder stuck with a lot of shares and see no movement upward in price, I'm concerned about the value of these type moves. Once again I keep repeating operating margins and the margins go up about the end of the second year of the contracts if the contract is not priced correctly. Who is watching these types of patterns and if I understand it correctly, the folks who are responsible for it have moved on to other things doing the same according to my resources. If this is happening, that would be why the saying about lasting colors. I can believe such a big company can't start lowering their operating margins and take the easy way out by reducing staff. Once again, is this a perfect example of not using lasting colors to paint that wonderful picture to wall street? Brandon

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