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To: Patrick Slevin who wrote (17250)	11/13/2001 11:00:15 AM
From: Andrew Vance	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 17305

Well, my wife wants me to finance her in a style YOUR wife is accustomed to. According to her, it includes a personal manicurist for each of her fingers as well as a maid for each room of the house. Has your wife been talking to my wife? <GGG> Where the hell id Mitchell these days? He isn't on my GPS system at all. That turn you spoke of shows up as a black hole on the GPS here. You know who I miss these days? I miss all of the people from the Alydaar (IARC) and Consygen (CSGI) debates, since both companies are still battling each other for who goes under first. True to form, at least IARC is 10X higher in price than CSGI (50 cents vs. 5 cents). And of course I miss the heated arguments about my deserting IARC in their time of need, when it actually had some value to it. And to prevent any further aggravation over either of these companies, I hereby declare that both supporters of IARC and CSGI are probably correct in their current vision where each will reach $20. However, since they are below $5 right now, they fall out of the universe of stocks I invest in. <GGG> From a prior note here, keep your wallet handy since I am about to publish a "once in a lifetime" subscription offer to Radarview for the next year. (How's that for a blatant teaser of an advertisement) the only clues I will give is that you might want to find a friend first that never heard about or subscribed to Radarview, and then think about that little booth in the center of Times Square, NY.<GGG> Andrew