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To: Alidotr who wrote (213)	11/20/2000 3:09:36 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Respond to of 604

BR, I spread the word about online connectivity all the time. I just got back from a PT session and the therapist was explaining that her mother in TN just went online. I told her how frequently I use the internet to maintain close contact with my far flung family and friends. For example, I told her how much I use IM and she didn't realize that you needn't be an AOL customer to use that service. I told her how to register for the service and she said she was going to get set up tonight (and have her mother do likewise). I agree with you. The internet infrastructure is far from complete, but so many related stocks are in a valuation compression mode. I think that has a lot more to do with investor psychology than it does any empirical evidence that corporate spending is slowing. bp

To: Alidotr who wrote (213)	11/20/2000 4:18:14 PM
From: Neenny	Respond to of 604

BR, I agree with what you say. One of the really cool things in my life is that after getting connected to the internet 3 years ago. I located a brother that I had never known him personally but knew he existed. It has been a wonderful experience to get to know my brother. Maybe someday you will get to know him here also, as he is also now a SI member. He has yet to post.....but I am sure he will eventually. His SI SN is Speedrace3. The internet is a great way to stay connected..... be well, Jane