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To: Les H who wrote (179416)	7/12/2002 11:24:26 AM
From: marginmike	Respond to of 436258

my friends in Long Island home of the dumb,wastefull working rich is that people are finally to realize things wont be getting better.

To: Les H who wrote (179416)	7/12/2002 11:45:17 AM
From: furrfu	Respond to of 436258

They must have it wrong, Les. Isn't the real economy soon to hit the markets? ;>} Doug

To: Les H who wrote (179416)	7/12/2002 11:45:49 AM
From: Les H	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

Pro cyclist Armstrong goes for ... gold Agence France-Presse How tempting an investment is gold these days? Tempting enough to lure a gold-standard athlete – three-time Tour de France race winner Lance Armstrong – to bank on the precious metal's continued rise. His chosen route, says a news report: a gold mine in Uganda. The American cyclist, who set out on Saturday on his bid for a fourth crown, was persuaded to invest in the mine by former professional cyclist Paul Sherwen, a Briton, who is now the managing director of the mine and also a sports pundit on television in Europe. Mr. Sherwen and three other friends, all of them involved in international sports, had already invested enough to secure a 2 percent holding in the mine. No details were available as to the size of Mr. Armstrong's investment.