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To: N/E PATSFAN who wrote (8852)	8/21/2000 12:47:55 PM
From: Galirayo	Respond to of 9262

[ FIRE ] NEPF .... I like FIRE immediately ... Chart. Need to look closer at HLTH ... They just did a deal with MSTR correct? EDIT ... I'd like HLTH much better after it crosses 15.00 with conviction. It's a flip of the Coin today. Bias to UpSide . ... may stall a bit near 15.00. It does look like it's trying to break above it's short term down trendline today. Still a Nice looking chart. MSTR ... I can't sell any yet. It just triggered all indicators. I'll ride this one a little while. Yes I sold LSI ... but only to change to a faster horse. I'm just happy I found one. RC

To: N/E PATSFAN who wrote (8852)	8/21/2000 1:12:08 PM
From: Galirayo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9262

[ MSTR Report Card ] More. I found this over the weekend. ... Thursday August 3, 10:49 am Eastern Time Press Release SOURCE: MicroStrategy Incorporated Ohio Department of Education and MicroStrategy Named Finalists For CMP Media's Business Intelligence Group's RealWare Awards Selected as One of Five Finalists in The 'Best Business Intelligence' Category [snip] Powered by MicroStrategy Web(TM) and accessed through the Ohio Department of Education's web site, the iLRC allows Ohio citizens, legislators, educators and the media to use school performance data to identify problems in the school system and solve them before they become widespread. Education officials use this data to identify a school's exceptional performance and duplicate best practices throughout the state. The resulting insight also helps parents become more involved in the education of their children and serves to drive positive changes for future generations of children who will be educated in Ohio's public school system. [snip] In the first twenty-four hours after its February 28, 2000 launch, parents, education professionals and legislators ran more than 11,000 reports. Since its impressive debut, the iLRC serves as a critical resource for those interested in seeking ways to improve academic performance for Ohio's primary and secondary students, and holds school districts accountable for real results. biz.yahoo.com