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To: jon zachary who wrote (13840)	11/5/1999 6:16:00 PM
From: Roger Sherman	Respond to of 28311

Jon, you sound a little "short" on GNET ;) Only going to hold your GNET for 10 years huh? Heck, grandma lived to be over 100, so I figure I have at least another 50 years to go as a GNET shareholder :))) Today we closed "almost half way" to $150/share (pre-any future split/splits next year, of course) ;);) And please remember a little history: one year ago today GNET closed slightly under $6/share (post the 2 splits we already had this year). Yep, the GNET cup only has a drop or two in it at the moment. Enter Paul Allen into the GNET story (only about 7 months ago), and the "Broadband Partners" (just a few months old) haven't even begun to do the cool things they are planning for the world. . .and the CHTR IPO next week. IMO, those who haven't gotten on this rocket ship yet, better do it soon before the "real" blast-off into the future!!! Roger #Forty-Niner/Niner PS. A nice little photo in yesterday's Seattle Times of GNET's new office under construction on Pier 70. At the top of the building it simply has one sign with the Go2Net logo, and underneath the logo (in smaller letters) is www.go2net.com. They're shooting for an early March, 2000 completion of GNET's new 84,000 sq.ft. headquarters.