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To: SSP who wrote (93656)	10/15/2001 2:28:04 AM
From: Jim Bishop	Respond to of 150070

Yep and that page could easily be shortened, to just this: "If you purchase a stock on its ex-dividend date or after, you will not receive the next dividend payment." "If you purchase before the ex-dividend date, you get the dividend." "If you sell your stock before the ex-dividend date, you are also selling away your right to the stock dividend."

To: SSP who wrote (93656)	10/15/2001 2:34:09 AM
From: Jim Bishop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

Wow, I assume they've checked the seat assignments. Saturday October 13, 8:48 am Eastern Time Box-cutters found on Sept. 11 plane -Air Canada TORONTO, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Police are investigating circumstances surrounding a Sept. 11 flight from Toronto to New York after box-cutter knives were found aboard the airliner, which never left the ground that day, an airline spokeswoman said on Saturday. ADVERTISEMENT Box-cutters and knives were the weapons used by hijackers who took control of four U.S. airliners on Sept. 11 and smashed them into landmarks in New York and Washington and a Pennsylvania field, killing nearly 5,400 people. Air Canada (Toronto:AC.TO - news) spokeswoman Laura Cooke said the knives were found on Sept. 14 by a passenger on an Air Canada flight heading for Calgary. The plane had initially been scheduled to fly to New York on Sept. 11, leaving Toronto's Pearson International Airport at 9 a.m. It never took off because the United States closed its airspace to civilian traffic after the attacks in New York and Washington. ``The matter is being looked at by the authorities,'' Cooke said. She declined to give details about the passengers. The Globe and Mail national newspaper quoted a passenger on the original Sept. 11 flight as saying that he had been questioned by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. ``I asked them why they were asking questions, and they told me box-cutters were found under some of the seats,'' the paper quoted the passenger as saying. ``It is pretty scary to know that I was on a flight to New York on Sept. 11 and box-cutters were under some seats.'' The airliners used in the hijack attacks took off from Boston, New York and Washington.