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To: Larry S. who wrote (47317)	3/25/2003 11:36:17 PM
From: Nemer	Respond to of 53068

photos ... have one of Larry in his "wartime mode" community.webshots.com and one of Fishyman's "aquaguest" as he prepares to go out chasing tunnies insanepictures.com >>>>stay focused on stock discussion, investing trends, TA, FA, etc. ONE of the pics is TA THE OTHER is etc. hehehehehe

To: Larry S. who wrote (47317)	3/26/2003 7:33:44 AM
From: fromBermuda	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53068

Agreed Larry. And for those interested in reading some intelligently stated political posts, and expressing their strongly-held views, I can heartily recommend the following SI thread "Foreign Affairs Discussion Group" Subject 51724 There is a mutual respect for divergent views, and excellent links to a variety of periodicals and current articles...in short, it is an intelligent forum..Best, fB

To: Larry S. who wrote (47317)	3/26/2003 8:52:24 AM
From: Kelvin Taylor	Respond to of 53068

Point taken Larry. Afterall I said the same thing in pm. :) The following is however, part war related, but stock related too (AOL) Fox Entertainment leads CNN in war coverage - FT (FOX) 27.37: The Financial Times reports that more viewers are watching Fox News (owned by NWS) than CNN since the war began; when the US struck Baghdad on March 19, CNN's audience jumped to 6.4 mln from 1.7 mln the day before, but Fox News's audience rose to 7.3 mln from 3.9 mln; Fox News led cable ratings on March 20, and although Nielsen Media Research has not yet released ratings data for the weekend or this week, if CNN continues to trail Fox News it will be a severe disappointment for the network and its parent, AOL.