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To: alice simmons who wrote (74082)	12/3/1999 1:31:00 AM
From: SMALL FRY	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Hi Alice, The meetings are not so bad... I just hate getting tied up... I can only be on the internet part time so I can't trade much. Position trading is all I can do. I wish to apologize to those I wasn't able to respond to today... my schedule is not that flexible so I'm just doing this part time for now. NPNT - I'm not sure if it's already been posted... GBLX wants to purchase the rest of NPNT? quote.bloomberg.com Global Crossing Would Buy Rest of NorthPoint, Magazine Says Hamilton, Bermuda, Dec. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Global Crossing Ltd., a two-year-old company that's building a worldwide undersea telephone and data network, would consider buying the rest of NorthPoint Communications Group Inc., Telephony magazine reported, citing Jon Russo, Global Crossing's broadband services director. Global Crossing recently acquired Frontier Corp., which had invested $4.9 million in NorthPoint. Other NorthPoint investors include Microsoft Corp., which has invested $30 million, and Tandy Corp., which has invested $20 million, the magazine said. Global Crossing owns less than 1 percent of NorthPoint, which provides fast Internet connections using Digital Subscriber Line technology, a spokesman said.