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To: The Phoenix who wrote (16778)	10/14/2000 1:12:36 PM
From: zbyslaw owczarczyk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21876

The Phoenix(fomer Gary). As a CSCO employee you may not like what I wrote, however lots of what a wrote can be found on line ( not just from ALA), and some coming facts I can post soon, if you wish so. When you posted as Gary, every good news about CSCO from Dell Oro was acceptable. On the other hand a news about competitor is just simply PR (LOL). If you new what Mr. Fun was writing about former Newbridge..., and lots of ..... about LU.... that you miss all the other opportunities out there what do you know about my portfolio. In addition to ALA I am doing well with NT,SDLI,PMCS and few others. Only matter of entry point (fall 98) Even when I added heavily NN in upper in 18-20 range last fall I am doing great with ALA! quote.yahoo.com I DOD NOT think I am happy that many real investors on this board lost money with Lucent. I feel very sore for all of them, but not Mr.Fun. But I guess he sold before new was known. Zbyslaw

To: The Phoenix who wrote (16778)	10/14/2000 9:53:04 PM
From: John Meares	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 21876

i am not sure why you are that upset with zo's post. i travel quite a bit and every where i go, i keep hearing that lu lost it's market share and most likely, it dead money and will be for many many years. what i would like to see is an objective discussion about how lu can get it's market share back or at least get some market share. enough of the pain, we are there, now let's discuss what can be done. maybe a voting block to oust the current management team. it might not be enough, but it's a message.