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To: dennis michael patterson who wrote (11062)	7/6/2001 11:03:35 AM
From: TechTrader42	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

Dennis, it's good to hear from you! Thanks for the SI postcard from Budapest! It sounds like a marvelous trip. Talk about rickety subways. I'm having problems covering my shorts because of a rickety brokerage site, a rickety Internet connection , a rickety computer, a rickety chair, a rickety mind, and every other kind of problem that invariably arises when one's ready to take some profits. It's enough to drive one to Budapest! And yeah, there's blood in the streets here today. Be thankful you're in Budapest. We're not doing a very good job taking care of the market for you in your absence. You left it in the hands of bears -- that much is clear.

To: dennis michael patterson who wrote (11062)	7/7/2001 8:31:51 PM
From: Challo Jeregy	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 52237

Hi Dennis. Thought about you when I saw these - Guess it is all in the eyes of the beholder <g> Enjoy your wine, buddy!<ggg> California Wines Weathering Downturn Jul 7 4:06pm ET By Nichola Groom NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of California's top winemakers may have warned this week of lower-than-expected profits, but times are far from bleak in California's wine-growing valleys. siliconinvestor.com Economy Starting to Squeeze Makers of Premium Wines Beverages: Vintners see weaker sales of high-end labels. Slack demand could lead to lower prices. By MELINDA FULMER, Times Staff Writer Premium wine may be an affordable luxury, but it's not quite as recession-proof as California vintners thought. The weakening economy is beginning to cut into sales of pricey wines at restaurants and hotels, analysts say, and is driving consumers to uncork less-expensive bottles of Chardonnay and Cabernet at home. latimes.com