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To: HG who wrote (127570)	6/30/2001 2:13:05 PM
From: H James Morris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

>Oh but you don't wanna live in a ghetto Why not? I live in one now. >She decided to move to Utah - don't ask me why. Probably, because Utah is full of promising Internet startups, and its not such an expensive place to live.

To: HG who wrote (127570)	7/1/2001 12:28:31 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

Happy, speaking about .coms. As a lot of investors no longer want to admit they own them anymore, some have done great this year. I use the Internet for travel all the time. Its not to bypass the travel agent...its just more convenient and most of the time I feel I've got a great deal. I made reservations for a small suite in New York for $99.00 per night over the net. I couldn't have done that without the net. >Some analysts say there are nuggets in the dot-com rubble. Alloy Online's stock has doubled since the beginning of April. 1-800-Flowers has tripled. And Expedia "has got to be the poster child" of the recovery, going from under $10 at the beginning of this year to $47 a share.