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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (35979)	12/5/2000 4:46:12 PM
From: Mike Buckley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54805

Maurice, Thanks for the numbers. Now I understand the context. I'll incorporate them in an analysis when can get around to it. I'm just passing by What do I have to do to convince you to hang around at least occaionally? --Mike Buckley

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (35979)	12/5/2000 7:10:28 PM
From: Apollo	Respond to of 54805

The GG trophy I was talking about was Globalstar! It's in the chasm and in trouble even on a huge Nasdaq up day - a lonely spot of red in a sea of green, but I have it by the leg and am fighting with its mother [Loral] for possession. I'll feed and water it and it'll turn into the biggest Gorilla! Complete with proprietary open architecture [though I'm not sure what that means], a monstrous value chain, high switching costs, huge barriers to entry, no competition, furry arms and a big bottom [line]. LOL! Impressive sense of confidence. I think your post today is just as brave and enthusiastic about Globalstar, as you were in the summer of '99. Always fun to read your comments. <vbg> Maybe you could tutor Merlin on sense of humor.<g> best, apollo

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (35979)	12/5/2000 7:24:21 PM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 54805

mQ, << Globalstar! It's in the chasm and in trouble .. turn into the biggest Gorilla! Complete with proprietary open architecture ... a monstrous value chain, high switching costs, huge barriers to entry, no competition, furry arms and a big bottom [line]. >> Ah, If only I could get Tero to think in those terms. Speaking of our Finnish Friend, what think you of this headline: "Nokia Aims to be No. 1 in CDMA Market" Message 14952071 Is this a threat to QUALCOMM's Gorillahood? Go Globalstar! - eQ -