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To: Win Smith who wrote (65729)	12/14/2001 9:35:49 PM
From: steve harris	Respond to of 275872

Win Smith, Great book by the way, paperback about $14. Looking at my copy, May was a hero one time, and later got what it looks like a lot of people get at Intel if they stick around long enough- a bad review. May wouldn't take it sitting down and quit. Took all of his stock with him. Good for May. Steve

To: Win Smith who wrote (65729)	12/15/2001 12:46:10 AM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 275872

"but Tim seems to have about as much coverage in "Inside Intel" as Paul does. Birds of a feather, I guess." Yep, thanks for the reference. So, a half-educated student got lucky to be around at the right time, 1977. After that he wasted 10 years on a dead-end software research and was fired in 1986 as a deadwood, when Intel withdraw from memory markets. His phrase, "A rising stock price heals all wounds" [Inside Intel, p.318], may explain why he become a crypto-psychopath - stock no longer rises to compensate for moral wounds of 10 years of brown nosing and humiliation at Intel. I think we need to forgive him. At least he did not commit insurance fraud as his co-worker did. - Ali