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To: Mannie who wrote (24178)	6/30/2000 11:07:51 PM
From: abuelita	Respond to of 35685

Hi Scott When we were at Voltaires BBQ you were telling me about day lillies and how the seed pods taste like nasturiums. I forgot what you said about preparing them and at what point they are ready to eat. Just before the pods burst? or when? I've got some in my garden that might be ready to eat. Rose

To: Mannie who wrote (24178)	7/3/2000 6:59:08 AM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 35685

<<This was the last day of the quarter, I'm sure there were many fund managers who offed QCOM today so that it does not show up on their list of holdings. We may see them scoop them back up in the next week or two. Maybe you should just get rid of some, take a loss even, and just move on. Take a look at how you and many others got into this situation, write it off to education and look ahead. Life is good, go climb a rock. Scott >> Thanks Scott. Over the last few weeks I prett much did sell the rest of my qcom stock. I replaced with 03 calls with $40, $50 and $60 strikes. I also have some short term stuff...Oct's and Jan'. With the bath I have already taken, I would rather hold these calls now and see if the Q does something by expiry. To INTCfan, I also hold some VIGN. Been the only thing to put a smile on my face latey ! Keith