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To: Eric L who wrote (21651)	8/10/2002 4:30:08 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Somewhat strange story, as the only color GPRS now available are the $700 (incl 30% VAT tax, obviously no subsidies) camera-7650 and the fuzzy, fading summer-screen of Ericsson. But true that most have been waiting for both GPRS and larger color screens, but the article-problem that the color screens are not there yet, for the regular $200-300 customer. On the other hand, just received another bunch of picture messages from the once again, maybe last chance, wild and divorced, middle aged hormonal crowd with 7650s. Something maybe to do with me trying to catch up with CSPAN and the grandkids during the weekends c-span.org Richard Grasso, New York Stock Exchange, Chairman & CEO A discussion on the NYSE’s newly proposed rules on corporate governance and the recent changes in the financial markets. as for the morality National Press Club Discussion on Corporate Ethics Wednesday, August 07, 2002 - Washington, DC Participants: Rep. Robert Matsui (D-CA); Robert Bennett, partner in Skadden, Arps, Slate Meagher & Flom LLP & Lead Counsel for Enron; Kathleen Cooper, Under Secretary of Economic Affairs, Commerce Department; Michael Baroody, Executive Vice President, National Association of Manufacturers; Paula Dwyer, Business Week Magazine & Lewis Saret, Member of the NPC Forum Committee. Length: 90 min. Ilmarinen Me too is waiting for a larger screen GPRS phones, my soon 90 year young godmother can check if her pension has arrived, at her kitchen table, without being stressed with kB and minute charges (WAP+GPRS, obviously) She could, obviously, also check out some steaming messages, good for the health, circulation of many things, at that age. (I have not dared to teach her to reboot a windows-craching-machine, possible heartfailure)