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To: stockman_scott who wrote (4740)	8/18/2002 11:24:19 AM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 89467

LOL! >>But forget the statistics for just a moment. TrimTabs' Biderman thinks he spotted the ultimate sign of capitulation in early July, when the media turned ardently against Wall Street and the people who profited from it. "Prior to July 8 there were virtually no cartoons about CEO crooks, which now you see every day," he says. "It's the reverse of pre-2000, when, if you believed what you read in the media, you couldn't lose." << fortune.com

To: stockman_scott who wrote (4740)	8/19/2002 1:28:45 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 89467

Scott, we're looking for just "one" big-time VC like you. >>Raburn and Gates both shared a love of fast cars. Raburn was working in California at the time, and whenever Gates would come out on business, they would get together and race go-carts. Raburn was eventually hired as Microsoft's 18th employee not long after Gates and Allen moved their company to Bellevue in the late 1970s. Raburn was made president of the consumer products division. In that job, he licensed the hit game Flight Simulator from its creator Bruce Artwick. Raburn said Gates thought it was a bad business decision. It turned out to a big money-maker for Microsoft.<< seattlepi.nwsource.com