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To: Gutterball who wrote (189)	6/30/1999 5:37:00 PM
From: Mr. Park	Respond to of 553

May god have mercy on all the souls of the shorts. I had shares at 18 1/2 then scalped at 19. The longs have finally ot what they deserve. CPTH is garbage and now MESG will take over the role of highest mkt cap. See you all at 30 tomorrow. Shorts are DEAD. Icy

To: Gutterball who wrote (189)	7/6/1999 8:39:00 PM
From: Gutterball	Respond to of 553

What we have here is disconnect. Dr Koop bellies up to the bar with a $89 million payout to AOL, KOOP upticks, hardons grow in proportion, and investors get dizzy and stupid from loss of blood to their head. I say disconnect, because revenues not expenses drive growth. If anything, the KOOP-AOL deal reflects the cost/value of linking a healthcare site to a portal. I once said the YHOO deal was big for MESG #reply-10339184. Now with the KOOP Scoop, the value of this deal is coming into focus. Recall #reply-10238908. For those still suffering from a light head, the keywords are Yahoo!'s Fusion Marketing Online(TM) (FMO) program as in #reply-10339047. In short, MESG will benefit from the Healtheon Alliance with Yahoo! Now, thanks to the poop on KOOP, we have more insight as to the value of that deal. Unlike Dr Koop, MESG will be on the revenue side of the deal. For the money, MESG is a better buy than KOOP. The sleeper has yet to awake!

To: Gutterball who wrote (189)	7/7/1999 9:22:00 AM
From: Gutterball	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 553

FOR THE RECORD: Yahoo, Procter/Gamble extend alliance SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 1 (Reuters) - Web media company Yahoo! Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO) and consumer products giant Procter & Gamble Co. (NYSE:PG) on Thursday extended a marketing alliance in hopes of selling more Procter products to Yahoo's huge audience. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. The companies will develop programs to reach consumers in ways ''beyond traditional advertising,'' using interactivity, entertainment and integrated marketing for Procter & Gamble's consumer brands. For example, the Pringles chips brand will be integrated into Yahoo's online game area. Players can redeem points for a chance to win Pringles prizes. In a campaign called ''Soothe Your Summer Symptoms,'' a site featuring indigestion remedy Pepto-Bismol offers links to potentially popular events this summer -- that might be of interest for Pepto-Bismol's target audience. The agreement follows Yahoo's recent introduction of Fusion Marketing Online, an electronic marketing plan that provides one-stop shopping for companies seeking a measurable presence on the Internet. Under Fusion Marketing, Yahoo designs marketing programs for merchants and advertising clients, using Yahoo's database of some 47 million unique registered users.