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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (106413)	6/9/2002 3:34:38 PM
From: Taki	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

SVRI.07x.08.Price keeps moving up slowly, and reading some posts from RB thread on SVRI below links, maybe has something to do with the recent move?I got 10k shares, and keeping an eye on it. Now as you see the links below=Silvaco won $20.5 million Lawsuit, and it had teamed up with SVRI,SAN JOSE, Calif.-October 19, 2000-Silicon Valley Research, Inc. ("SVR") (OTCBB:SVRI), a leading provider of affordable Auto Place and Route products, has joined forces with Silvaco International ("Silvaco"), the leading vendor of technology computer aided design ("TCAD") simulation software, to develop a next generation Gigahertz Signal Router. >MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Paying less than it expected when it announced its acquisition plans last December, Synopsys Inc. on Thursday (June 6) completed the purchase of Avanti Corp. for roughly $735 million in stock. Just prior to the completion, Avanti settled an outstanding lawsuit with Silvaco International for $20.5 million. By: intman_49er $$ 06 Jun 2002, 05:00 PM EDT Msg. 18974 of 19000 Silvaco vs AVNT suit settled... eedesign.com ragingbull.lycos.com

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (106413)	6/9/2002 4:29:47 PM
From: Taki	Respond to of 150070

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - A New York businessman sentenced in absentia to 845 years in prison for a scheme that bilked millions from an insurance company was extradited to Orlando on Sunday from Austria , the FBI said. Sholam Weiss, from Monsey, N.Y., was arrested in Vienna in October 2000. In 1999, a federal jury in Orlando convicted him of pocketing $125 million from the National Heritage Life Insurance Co. Weiss fled the United States before sentencing. He was returned to the United States by a team of U.S. Marshals and FBI agents. Weiss will have an initial appearance before a federal magistrate and attend a sentencing hearing, the FBI said. A message left with the FBI on Sunday to find out when he would appear was not immediately returned. Initially, a panel of judges on an Austrian appeals court had refused to extradite Weiss, saying he should be tried in Austria, where the maximum sentence would be 10 years. In May, the court changed its mind. Besides Weiss, six others were convicted or pleaded guilty in the plot that ultimately skimmed more than $600 million from National Heritage, the FBI said. The scheme caused the Orlando company's 1994 collapse. Many of its 25,000 customers lost their life savings.