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To: carepedeum2000 who wrote (43655)12/16/2000 4:38:35 PM
From: Whiteboy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 57584
 
Whats everbody's opinion of the markets reaction to a lossening bias? I would expect a nice rally to 2900 but then selling.
Whiteboy



To: carepedeum2000 who wrote (43655)12/18/2000 1:15:55 AM
From: Rande Is  Read Replies (5) | Respond to of 57584
 
OT> I'm quite behind on answering posts, email and PMs. . .I lost my cable modem and several of my monitors this weekend. Well. . . there is more to it than that actually. . . . during the storms that tore through here on Saturday, a 60 foot pine tree in the back yard was struck by lightning. I know that now. . .and we are all fine. . . but at the time it was quite an ordeal. My family and I were sitting around in the Living Room mostly talking when suddenly POW!!!. . there was an explosion in the room, which sounded exactly like one of my 12 guage shotguns. . . .then we heard the thunder clap reverberate throughout the hollow below our hill. . . and realized immediately that lightning had struck. Braving the pouring blowing rain, I inspected the exterior of the house, looking for where the lightning had struck. One of our lighting switchplates had buckled and the wallpaper around it ripped away in a strange fashion. I believe that the internal clap was a sympathetic electrical discharge of several electrical systems within the home. . . like a miniature internal lightning clap which was triggered by the massive one just outside. . . . at least that is what makes the most sense at this time.

It was a beautiful pine. But it had become a sort of Club Med for termites. . .and fertile hunting ground for woodpeckers. I was reluctant to take it down, due to its beauty and grandeur, but now there is no question about it. We'll have plenty of firewood next year.

One of our lighting switchpanels had buckled. . and the wallpaper had actually blown out from under it. . .somehow. Now we have repairmen, inspectors, insurance adjusters, etc. coming tomorrow . . . but the toughest part of this ordeal to fix are the shattered nerves . . especially the oldest girl and the pocket dog. . . who have suddenly become cling-ons.

One thing never to forget. . . .is that in a split second. . .in a flash of light. . . in the blink of an eye. . . . our entire world can change. . . ready or not.

Best wishes to all. . . . .and remember to kiss and hug your spouses, kids, brothers, sisters, moms and dads. . . .

. . . . . and HUG'MOFTEN!!

Rande Is