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To: Michael M who wrote (13446)	9/27/1999 8:26:00 AM
From: zbyslaw owczarczyk	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18016

The paper said MCI WorldCom, based in Clinton, Miss., might not get Sprint's Internet-services network. MCI WorldCom already had such a major presence in that evolving market that the Justice Department forced the company to sell MCI's Internet-service assets to resolve antitrust concerns when it approved the WorldCom buyout of MCI in July 1998, the paper said. biz.yahoo.com Does anybody know if Sprint ION is part of internet businesses? Zbyslaw

To: Michael M who wrote (13446)	9/27/1999 1:27:00 PM
From: pat mudge	Respond to of 18016

Ah, well, if only you could see me now. . . blue jeans. . . tennies. . . leaves to rake. . . plants to water. . . trash to set out. . . the stuff you're glad to come home to after you've been gone awhile. But, back to NN, CMP features Intel's purchase of Stanford Telecom's TCP division: techweb.com Watching my portfolio this morning, I don't see a lot of selling, but not a lot of buying, either. Fiber optics up some --- SDLI 5% and JDSU 3%. JDS gets the press so I'm always pleased when SDLI shines. There's a National Fiber Optics Engineers Conference (NFOEC)in Chicago this week, giving the sector a lot of press. Alcatel, Siemens, Corning, Pirelli --- all making the news. More later --- Pat

To: Michael M who wrote (13446)	9/28/1999 12:27:00 AM
From: pat mudge	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18016

**OT****** Sitting here watching the first of a four-part PBS special on the Soviet Union called the Red Files, I'm impressed with the links they've supplied. A flash across the screen notes the web link: pbs.org and, voila, the doorway to background information. If I had TV to my PC, I'd be able to shrink it to a corner and do research simultaneously. Even better, with digital TV I'd be able to stop the action and pick it up whenever I wanted. And in another corner of the screen, have a video conference with anyone watching the show with me. All powered by NN's 350 3dSL products. But I dream. . . Pat