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To: AK2004 who wrote (158753)	2/14/2002 1:27:17 PM
From: wanna_bmw	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

albert, Re: "Barrett, CEO - 444,000 shares Dunlap, VP - 192,000 shares Grove, Chairman - 300,000 shares Maloney, VP - 133,600 shares Smith, VP - 18,784 Splinter, VP - 102,784 shares Yoffie, Dir - 80,000 you do not need to repeat that they are all retired - I know" They are not all retired. Barrett is the current CEO of Intel; Sean Maloney is the current VP of the Wireless Communications Group (WCCG); Ron Smith is the current VP of the Intel Communications Group (ICG); and Mike Splinter is the current VP of the Technology and Manufacturing Group (TMG). Grove is definitely retired, and I don't know about Dunap and Yoffie. wbmw

To: AK2004 who wrote (158753)	2/14/2002 1:30:58 PM
From: greg s	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Stock Options 101: All options issued have a date when they are issued, an earliest date they can be exercised, and a latest date for exercise. If the recipient of an option waits until after this "latest" date, the option expires worthless. That's right, worthless. Those of you, who place so much credence on option sales, are missing a major point: NO ONE in their right mind would allow this money to vaporise (unless the options were under water, and believe me, their options are well into the money). You guys should go search for a much better metric to measure the demise of Intel. It's very clear that you have never been issued options or, if you were, they are under water. Sheesh! greg