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To: chomolungma who wrote (145625)	10/18/2001 2:14:31 PM
From: Paul Engel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Intel, Dell and Microsoft get together in New York - one day before the Windows XP official launch. Did anybody invite Jerry Sanders ? {======================================} Thursday October 18, 1:33 pm Eastern Time Press Release SOURCE: Dell Computer Corporation ADVISORY/Dell, Microsoft, Intel Sponsor `DirectConnect on Tour' Conference Wednesday, Oct. 24 Michael Dell Keynote Speaker (BUSINESS WIRE)-- MEDIA ADVISORY WHAT: DirectConnect on Tour is back on the road and coming to New York City Oct. 24. Dell, Microsoft and Intel are sponsoring this one-day conference for Dell customers to hear about the latest industry trends, products and services, and to learn how to get better value from information technology. Michael Dell will attend to deliver a keynote speech and answer customer questions. Media are invited to the general sessions and Product Pavilion (open all day). Breakout sessions are restricted to customers only. Media must register before being admitted to the event. Tentative Agenda: 7:30 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:30 a.m. Welcome & General Session -- Bob Vellone, Vice President, Sales and Service, East Region, Microsoft -- Sean Maloney, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Intel Communications Group 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Breakout sessions 12:30 p.m. Lunch 2-3:00 p.m. Breakout session 3:15 p.m. Closing Remarks & General Session -- Michael Dell, Chairman and CEO, Dell 4:00 p.m. Close WHEN: Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. CDT WHERE: Millennium Hotel 145 W. 44th St. New York City -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contact: Dell Computer Corporation, Austin Dwayne Cox, 512/723-5053 dwayne_cox@dell.com or Jess Blackburn, 512/725-0187 jess_blackburn@dell.com or Microsoft (Waggener Edstrom) Valerie Cunningham, 503/443-7000 valeriec@wagged.com or Intel Amy Hamilton, 503/264-4684 amy.l.hamilton@intel.com Email this story - Most-emailed articles - Most-viewed articles

To: chomolungma who wrote (145625)	10/18/2001 2:43:23 PM
From: greg s	Respond to of 186894

chomolungma, re: The old saw that "markets climb a wall of worry," is true ... ... I would argue that the world will return to "normal" very quickly I do indeed hope that you are correct, as this has been true in the past. In fact, I'm betting my net worth that you are right! I've been through Vietnam and the cold war (I remember the idiotic run-duck-cover drills). In later years, I was a cold warrior (ICBM's). I have to agree with my 83 year old Mom that I have never seen anything like what we are going through now. But, I suppose we said the same thing with the advent of nuclear weapons. When I open up a nice bottle of Merlot this evening, I'll offer a toast to you hoping that you are right in your prediction! Kind regards, greg

To: chomolungma who wrote (145625)	10/18/2001 2:51:49 PM
From: Tony Viola	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

chomo, Re: >There is always uncertainty. The times when the market seems certain, is the time to take the other side. The market was certain that technology was the path to riches in March 2000. The old saw that "markets climb a wall of worry," is true because it is usually the very times when the risks are apparent, and hence fully discounted, that markets go up. I would argue that the world will return to "normal" very quickly and that the fears that we all have will just become part of our lives like when we lived with a constant threat of nuclear war during the years of the Cold War. Hopefully so, but check out how the market took off when the Cold War did end. Of course, there were many, many other factors in there driving it, but, who knows? bigcharts.marketwatch.com Tony