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To: marc ultra who wrote (6445)	7/1/1999 1:53:00 AM
From: Jeffrey D	Respond to of 15132

Too much time in front of the PC could lead to this! Be careful out there. <gg> Jeff << Posted 30/06/99 4:59pm by Sean Fleming Woman hacks into husband's PC – literally When is a hacker not a hacker? When she's wielding a meat cleaver of course. Twenty-nine year old Kelli Michetti of Grafton, Ohio has been fined £125 after she took the concept of computer rage one step further than most. The source of this rage was her husband, who had started frequenting late night Internet chat rooms. Many women's worst nightmare. Mrs Michetti became so enraged that her husband was chatting up other women over the Web that she emulated the American folk heroine Lizzie Borden and gave her man's PC 40 whacks. According to reports, Mrs Michetti (shouldn't that be 'machete' – Ed) at first tried severing the PCs power cable. When that didn't work, she vented her anger at the machine's monitor while her husband tried to fend her off. Mrs Michetti pleaded guilty to charges of domestic violence. ® >>

To: marc ultra who wrote (6445)	7/1/1999 1:24:00 PM
From: Investor2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15132

Re: Bob's Timing Model, Subscriber Notification Obviously, I don't know the answers to the questions that we've been discussing. I do know that we'd all like to receive a "sell signal" on the day of the high, or maybe a couple of days either side of the high. However, I highly doubt that that scenario will happen. In my opinion, Bob has the moral obligation to "get himself [and his family] and then his money management clients effectively out of the market" before he notifies his subscribers. Has Bob really been saying that he is monitoring his indicators daily? I don't remember hearing that. Maybe that's just what we want to hear. Best wishes, I2