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To: freelyhovering who wrote (24826)5/2/2001 10:21:29 AM
From: Ken W  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 29382
 
MMMMMMMMMMYYYYYYYYYRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNN

Yeehahhaaaaaaaaa on PETM amigo!!! I saw some trades in the 4.40 area and thought of you. LOL

CMGI is Arnie Silver's fav. option play a ways out. Good luck with it. One of those crazy (now little stocks) that go way up and way down for no particular reason. LOL

LOR did not last long. <GGGGGGGG> stopped out at 2.20 for the small loss. Volume is crap compared to normal, but why waste time on it.

Ken



To: freelyhovering who wrote (24826)5/2/2001 8:22:54 PM
From: in_cog_nito  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 29382
 
Myron!! Long time no see! How are you doing??
I have basicly been playing one, two or three stocks. Trading one and letting the other two ride a bit longer term, 2 days. lol

I still trade CHKR and have done very well with it over the last 9 months are so. Letting that one ride for now.

RDRT is a blast to trade. Trade it Long, Trade is Short.
I have been in and out of RDRT 4 times since last Wednesday and doing well. As long as I can watch it a bit from work.
Will probably sell RDRT Thursday and cash in the chips for a lower price, maybe later in the day or Friday buy again.

Still love those sliders!!
Krispy Kreem I use to love, but they are a client of ours ( where I work ) and they keep sending over boxes of donuts.
Over the last 6 months I have learned to hate those donuts... I use to love them too.

Monster? I missed it.

icn ( get it, I C N ?)



To: freelyhovering who wrote (24826)6/27/2001 5:28:10 PM
From: Ben Wa  Respond to of 29382
 
New Jersey Woman Finalist in White Castle Fastest Griddle Championship

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Rashmika Patel represented the New
Jersey region in the 2001 White Castle Fastest Griddle Championship held
June 26 at the White Castle home office at 555 West Goodale Street in
Columbus, Ohio.
Patel, an eleven-year veteran of White Castle, and the other ten
competitors represent the best of the best when it comes to preparing White
Castle hamburgers. These 11 participants earn their way to the finals by
beating out the more than 10,000 White Castle team members eligible for the
contest.
Jason Long of St. Louis became the first White Castle team member to
repeat as champion. This is the sixth year for the event, which awards
employees in their efforts to serve customers in the most efficient and
effective manner possible. Contestants were tested on the amount of time it
took them to prepare and package 30 White Castle hamburgers. They received
bonus deductions for quality, accuracy and neatness.
Long earned a $500 prize and a customized plaque. Christina Dennis from
Cincinnati captured second prize in the event, which includes a $300 check.
Andy Gunderson from Columbus took home third prize and a $200 check.
Contestants, one each from 11 White Castle markets, competed against the
team members in his or her market and came out on top to earn a trip to the
finals in Columbus. The other contestants were Michelle Adam representing
Chicago; Nayna Kalathia of Detroit; Tisha Graves of Indianapolis; Teresa
Edmonson of Louisville; Jason Carter of Nashville; Robert Ferguson of
Northeast Ohio; and Aimee Nagales of New York. Chris Sevlie earned the
Minneapolis championship, but was unable to attend the finals in Columbus.
The hamburgers prepared by the Fastest Griddle contestants were donated to
the Hunger Network in Ohio.
White Castle System, Inc. operates 347 restaurants in 12 states. The
company opened its first location in Wichita, Kansas, in 1921, and is the
original fast food hamburger chain. To learn more about White Castle, please
visit the company website at www.whitecastle.com or www.whatyoucrave.com .
Video press releases are available upon request.