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To: Tony Viola who wrote (104559)	6/19/2000 1:32:00 PM
From: Road Walker	Respond to of 186894

Tony, I assume you mean 30% YOY, June 1999 quarter to June 2000 quarter? That was also my assumption, he didn't say. Just very bullish on Intel. Asked about AMD, he said they would grow at the industry rate, and that Intel would maintain their 85% marketshare, "Where they want to be". That's not an exact quote, but the implication was that Intel didn't want to take all the marketshare. Was cool on AMD 'cause they don't participate in servers. Said servers were 6% of volume (revenue or unit?). This is from memory, and early on Monday morning, so anyone who saw the interview an would like to correct detail feel welcome. Temps - I'm going to be replacing a few bushes and lot's of grass, not because of heat but lack of rain. Finally got 1 1/2 inches over the weekend. People are saying we need a hurricane this summer, how's that for desperate! Tiger - WOW. I think a golf tournament is the hardest sporting event to win 'cause you are playing against 100+ of the best in the world, rather than one other team/person at a time. Mr. Woods can do things nobody else has ever been able to do with a golf ball, if he keeps his brain out of the way of his swing he will be the greatest ever. And it's scary 'cause it seems like his attitude is just as good as game. Being able to hit 210 yard (accurate) 7 irons is sort of like consistently hitting 75 yard field goals in football, it changes the game. John