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To: GST who wrote (129041)	7/25/2001 10:15:03 AM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

gst, japan's crisis rocked hawaii tourism for a while. wrt to high tech, hawaii can attract certain niches. i can see a headquarters located there if an owner really likes hawaii. of course, regional offices w/b located on the mainland. freelance web designers, etc. could easily work on hawaii, too, but they would need a great reputation since it would be hard to sell face to face. anyone who focused on providing hawaiian only services could live in hawaii. it won't overtake the bay area anytime soon, however, it doesn't need to. hawaii just wants to attract some more good tech businesses.

To: GST who wrote (129041)	7/25/2001 11:19:15 AM
From: H James Morris	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

Gst, are you selling real estate in Hawaii these days?;-) Btw Sometime back I mentioned San Diego based PRGN to you. Well it hasn't gone up but it hasn't gone down. IMHOP, one of the few software bright spots out there. >Peregrine's results are a stark contrast to other companies in the software sector -- such as i2 Technologies Inc, (NasdaqNM:ITWO - news), Commerce One Inc. (NasdaqNM:CMRC - news) and Ariba Inc. (NasdaqNM:ARBA - news) -- the majority of which are posting results way below Wall Street's original estimates as they continue to battle the economic slowdown and sharp decrease in customer spending levels. biz.yahoo.com