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To: Binx Bolling who wrote (21)	5/1/2000 12:20:00 AM
From: Bryan	Respond to of 69

This should benefit SAGI going forward: April 30, 2000--Corning Incorporated today announced that it will invest nearly $130 million to more than double the company's manufacturing capacity in Japan for liquid crystal display (LCD) glass. Corning produces precision flat glass substrates used in advanced information display applications such as notebook computers, flat panel desktop computer monitors, Internet and communications appliances, and LCD televisions. biz.yahoo.com Best, B

To: Binx Bolling who wrote (21)	5/3/2000 10:19:00 AM
From: Bryan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 69

The USDC made a fatal error in their presentation list for the FPD Investors Conference that was held yesterday. Yes, SAGI was there, but get this: The USDC linked our Sage, Inc to the WRONG site. They hyperlinked it to Sage Software, the UK-based accounting software company.....NO RELATIONSHIP TO SAGI !! So anybody fishing for info from the show on the USDC site will click on that link and promptly go to Sage Software's site. Not good for SAGI. Here's the link to the USDC page where I spotted the error: usdc.org Here's how the USDC originally worded the description: *note the wrong ticker Sage (Reuters: SGE.L) -** Sage, Inc. is a leading supplier of high performance display processor chips used in digital displays. Sage's integrated semiconductor solutions are compatible with existing personal computers and display monitors, and emerging display devices, including flat panel monitors, flat panel televisions, projection devices, digital cathode ray vacuum tube displays, Internet appliances and touch-screen displays used in retail and industrial settings. Regards, B- to the rescue.... I will post the reply from the USDC when I get it.