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To: steve harmon - analyst who wrote (3554)	12/27/1999 1:44:00 AM
From: Tae Spam Kim	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4337

Agreed. With WAP set to take off, wireless Palms advancing, and text-based net access on cell phones, they ARE wearable computers.

To: steve harmon - analyst who wrote (3554)	12/27/1999 11:27:00 AM
From: Ice Cube	Respond to of 4337

Steve, don't worry about all the hot air.. Hell, if people picked all my stuff apart I would have a ton of mistakes... Fact is, you have a business and your nbot perfect and so what.. Good luck to you... Did you get the email I sent you on the B2B mortgage company? I will re-email it to you now... ICE

To: steve harmon - analyst who wrote (3554)	12/27/1999 11:49:00 AM
From: kili	Respond to of 4337

wearable computers - seems like it may be too early or too soon to tell if we need wearable computers...a cell phone is a wearable computer in a way. It sure is, Steve, and why would you be reluctant in seeing the potential? It's the display. Hopelessly inadequat. That's why MVIS and the VRD technology will become the breaking through technology to open a whole new world of vision. Imagine: A cell phone with a full color, full size display? Sounds incredible, but it's actually just round the corner. Take a look: mvis.com Kim

To: steve harmon - analyst who wrote (3554)	12/27/1999 12:38:00 PM
From: ArtAlley	Respond to of 4337

Netbulls places TALK in 'top 10' for e-commerce... 12/24 17:22 NetBulls.com Announces Investment Opinion NetBulls.com Announces Investment Opinion LITTLETON, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--December 24, 1999-- NetBulls.com Announces Changes to the NetBulls Internet E-commerce Index Netbulls.com has announced the following changes to the NetBulls Internet E-commerce Index. WWW.NetBulls.com is a FREE website for investors who trade Internet stocks. This index is comprised of the top 10 Internet E-commerce related stocks based on market cap in this Internet sector. This index has gained +81% since January of this year and shows the dynamic gains made by the Ecommerce businesses on the Internet. Netbulls.com tracks over 370 Internet stocks with a complete profile on each company. NetBulls has broken down the Internet sector into seven sub-sectors: Business Services, Content, E-commerce, Infrastructure, Investment Services, ISP and Software. Changes are made to the these indexes at the end of each quarter to better reflect changes in the sector. Below is a list of the changes to the stocks in the updated NetBulls Internet Ecommerce Index for Jan 2000. Dropped: (NASDAQ:BNBN) Barnesandnoble.com (NASDAQ:CTIX) Cheap Tickets Inc. (NASDAQ:MWHS) Micro Warehouse, Inc. (NASDAQ:PEGS) Pegasus Systems (NASDAQ:VUSA) Value America, Inc. Added: (NASDAQ:DSCM) Drugstore.com (NASDAQ:ESTM) E-Stamp Corp (NASDAQ:STAD) Student Advantage, Inc (NASDAQ:TALK) Talk.com (NASDAQ:TMCS) Ticketmaster Online Continued: (NASDAQ:AMZN) Amazon (NASDAQ:CDWC) CDW Computer Centers (NASDAQ:EBAY) eBay Inc. (NASDAQ:ETYS) eToys Inc. (NASDAQ:PCLN) PriceLine.com ------ Previous

To: steve harmon - analyst who wrote (3554)	12/28/1999 9:03:00 PM
From: Goinlong	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4337

Steve, what are your views on ESHR? I believe that with more people getting on line and much more competition, customer service becomes vital and ESHR has the answer. I saw they just added AOL as a customer and have many other "biggies" on the list. TIA, Goinlong

To: steve harmon - analyst who wrote (3554)	12/30/1999 10:33:00 PM
From: DAY TRADER	Respond to of 4337

Steve What is your take on Intraware (ITRA) Was the recent run-up too fast? Is there more play left in this stock. I plan on holding this stock in my IRA for a couple years at least. Thanks! DT

To: steve harmon - analyst who wrote (3554)	1/3/2000 6:37:00 PM
From: LABMAN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4337

STEVE what is your opinion on BACKFLIP , anticipated to be a very hot ipo in march 2000 backflip.com Backflip is a second-generation Internet company, made up of a team of proven technology leaders. Backflip was founded by Tim Hickman and Chris Misner, who left Netscape to create a company that would solve a real problem and dramatically improve people's everyday Web experiences. Backflip has some of the best talent in the industry. The management team has built popular Web products and large organizations before. The entire team draws on a wealth of experience from such companies as AOL, Microsoft, Netscape, Intuit, Women.com, IBM, Macromedia, Trilogy, Sapient and USWeb/CKS. Backflip is a privately held company, and our investors, 21st Century Internet Venture Partners and Angel Investors LP, have some of the most successful investment track records around -- making early investments in name-brand start-ups like AskJeeves and AdForce. Joining the founders and investors on the Board of Directors, is Jennifer Bailey, a seasoned operating executive in consumer-oriented technology companies. Backflip is offering a fundamental advance in how consumers capture enduring value in their everyday Web experiences. As a team, Backflip is excited to help people enjoy, personalize and get the most from the Web.