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To: Amy J who wrote (92049)	11/10/1999 7:09:00 AM
From: steve harris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Amy, it's around on the net about the offshore company, here is a part, you might try searching for Intel and Maelen and Techsearch. ildf.com "As part of bankruptcy proceedings, Intel used the shell company, Maelen Ltd., to file a motion to rescind the sale of the patent to TechSearch. A Texas judge in the bankruptcy recently rebuked Intel for using the offshore firm without disclosing its interest in the case." Another piece, zdnet.com "In response to a TechSearch motion, Maelen admitted last month that it was an "affiliate of Intel," according to court papers. Michael Carney, a Bank of America employee in the Cayman Islands, testified in a telephone deposition that Intel was the sole owner of Maelen, which had assets of $100." steve