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To: Uncle Frank who wrote (27978)	7/15/2000 9:52:12 AM
From: BDR	Respond to of 54805

<<Which is why I've never felt interested in investing in Oracle.>> Here's the original SF Chronicle article and an excerpt. I, too, do not own Oracle. When choosing where to invest, ceteris paribus, I will go with management I am comfortable with and I have never been comfortable with LE. My loss perhaps, but it is also my money. sfgate.com Some wonder whether the company will revert to its former self. ``Oracle's going to become what Larry wants it to, and the fear is that it will become what it was, an art-of-war company that's not as focused on customers' success as it is winning,'' said Terilyn Palanca, an analyst at Giga Information Group, a research firm.