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To: Jerome who wrote (97411)	4/29/2002 9:52:16 AM
From: Lynn	Respond to of 97611

Dear Jerome: Besides WW's lawyers, the company (or whatever) that has $12 million to gain if the merger does not go through is probably on it's knees begging him to continue fighting. It's easy to lend a sympathetic ear and push someone like WW onwards when the sympathetic ear's pocket is being filled like the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Personally, I do not think WW should appeal should the judge rule in favor of HWP. From everything I have read and heard, the DE judge is a man of THE highest integrity and fairness, a credit to the U.S. judicial system. Whatever he decides, both sides should accept his verdit and move on--or give up. Regards, Lynn