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To: Lucky Charm who wrote (40948)	9/16/1999 8:24:00 AM
From: wlcnyc	Respond to of 43774

OT: Lucky, Glad Florida was spared and hope the rest of those in the path are spared what could have been a really bad storm. Currently, it's wet and windy in NYC from the effects of Floyd which should be a "tropical storm" instead of hurricane here. Schools closed today, city offices to be closed early. All schools in New Jersey closed. Predictions of 6 - 8 inches rain in the city, up to 12 inches in outlying areas. To those is the path of the hurricane, good luck and stay safe.... Bill

To: Lucky Charm who wrote (40948)	9/16/1999 8:44:00 AM
From: ColleenB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 43774

Why on earth would I want to pay .03 when I can be patient and get it a little cheaper???? So, why the pretense in blaming individuals on the declining price? You know it's due to the company's lack of clarification on some very important issues. Heck, John's been stalling for MONTHS on releasing the current share count, among other items. Are y'all feeling any effects? After feeling the effects of Hurricane Opel a few years ago, I was a bit anxious about the arrival of Floyd. If it had stayed on course and hit Savannah, we were projected to be bombarded with 80mph winds. As it turned out, it was bumped north due to the cold front that just came down and that spared us but was unfortunate for those living north of us. And last year, I was spared by 30miles by one that came in off the gulf. PS... we were spared the torrential winds and rains, however we made up for it in evacuees..... Life's great when all the major freeways head to your city.... PSS... looking forward to Hurricane Gert on the way.....