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To: semiconeng who wrote (81335)	6/2/2002 5:29:57 PM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

"I also cannot understand what this has to do with SemiConductor Investing? Of course, I am sure that you are not trying in some subtle way to insult me. You DID read the thread rules, did you not?" Oh, of course not, no insult! I highly respect very motivated lab technicians who eventually got to associate engineering positions via hard afterhours work at local community colleges. I just do not think that their opinions could be of any weight in Silicon Investing. As far as cafeteria concerns, you might be missing a significant piece of control over your Fab environment. As Kap noted one time here, your yields may go down every time a clean room technician commits release of natural gases produced as a result of internal digestion, with results usually dependent on quality and content of cafeteria products. You might save your superior engineers and yourself a lot of brain storming hours digging into miscorrelations if you apply the "copy exactly technology" to cafeteria food as well. My advice is free of charge, but when you get a bonus, drop me a line here at S.I. with a little thank you. I think my advice will work no worse than many other recipes from your inventive "copy exactly" methodology. Lucky investing and Happy Hours on SI. - Ali