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To: Frank Ellis Morris who wrote (24133)	7/30/1999 5:18:00 PM
From: Ann Janssen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27012

Hi Frank, OTOT: The heat. I just saw this on our local paper. Maybe It's an idea for your neighbor lady. If she wants to waste water then make her pay for it. "The heat is big business for Jeff Decker, plant manager of Valley Ice Co. in Lincoln: "It's like bags of gold. We went through 100,000 pounds of ice Saturday. That was a heckuva day." Decker's 10 employees have been working 70 hours a week to keep up with demand. Most of the ice goes to groceries and gas stations, but some of it is ending up in strange places. "We even had some people come in the other day to get three of our 300-pound blocks to try to cool off their pools," Decker said. "I've never heard of that one before. " That would only take about 5 minutes to melt and fill her pool. LOL!!! You stay cool!! and have a great weekend!! Take Care Ann

To: Frank Ellis Morris who wrote (24133)	7/31/1999 2:54:00 AM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

Hello Frank and thread. Interesting article. fool.com Yes, this Atlanta thing is terrible. I know that I could not do a thing like that even if I suddenly lost every penny in the market. I believe you almost have to be nuts to do a thing like this guy did. Yes, this market is out of control. Now we can look forward to hysteria every time a little data is coming down the pike. Those analysts and economists are now in 7th heaven. I am even getting tired of keeping an eye on CNBC. All they do is run their mouth about every little thing now. And then Ron Insana mentioned about a half hour before closing that there was a rumor around lunch time that there was a lousy article about AOL in this weekends Barrons and of course AOL immed. dropped down about 4. I was pleasantly surprised to notice just now that it ended up a lot better as when I saw it last around 4 pm. I hope he mentioned that rumor when it started and did not just broadcast it just before the end of trading. Anyhow, almost everybody is getting into the guessing game now and it will be more necessary than ever for us to look at the data ourselves and decide what we want to do. I am hanging in there but I am not as confident as I used to be with all this stuff going on. We are now having some top guns on the AOL thread badmouthing the stock. Valuation game etc. I guess you know what I am talking about. At least there was a little good news I heard today. My fav. analyst, Joe Battipaglia, is still looking for 12.000 by the end of this year and thinks all those down days are good buying opp. I sure hope he is right. Too bad Intel did not end up at its all time high. Well, next week is another week. Still darn hot around here. That ice storm we had in the spring did a lot more damage to some of my trees than I first thought. We have to use some cables to make them safer for stormy weather. Have a nice weekend.