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Technology Stocks : NENG: Network Engines, Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Gus who wrote (32)	9/16/2003 5:46:36 PM
From: Hal Campbell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186

LOL...it's just not that bad right here, Gus. No storm quite that bad - despite all the old trees.( fingers, toes, and eyes crossed here) No tornados. No mud slides. No earthquakes. No scorpions or rattlesnakes or centipedes. There was a bullfrog up the block a few years ago that Pavarotti(sp?) has nothing on <g>. So I am not too worried. If there is no lighting, I'll take a stroll in the wind and the rain...a BRIEF stroll. ' - ) In many ways will be sorry to leave next spring or summer. BUT NIH, a block away, will be building a counter bioterrorism lab soon, and while I am sure they will be VERY careful....lol. ( though that is not among the reasons we'll be going) Gus, I had meant to post to this board. A couple things. One is that NENG sure is steadily building a fine "buy the dips" tradition. As opposed to those stocks that make you feel like a dip after you buy. The other. Skimmed your excellent links and overview awhile back. Did I see somewhere in there or elsewhere that corporate data backup systems have some variation of a "40% failure rate"?!? If so, WOW! Mainly software failure? Hardware? Inappropriately setup to save what needs to be saved?