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To: Sergio H who wrote (3243)	10/6/2003 1:32:13 PM
From: Ken W	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23958

Sergio ACO's 52 week high....How in the heck does Mikey buy stocks above the new 52 week high?????????????? Me thinks Mikey is joshing us on his "in the red trades" LOL Health care in Mexico is state owned and operated as is the education system and military. School is required thru the 9th grade and free for those that want to go all the way to University levels. Quite a difference (economicaly) from one area to another, within just a few blocks...from villas on the marina in Puerto Viarta to abdject poverty with beggers in the street infront of multi million dollar hotels overlooking the bay. Military is required 1 year for all males over 18...no military.... no identification and no prospect of a job. I think I'm beginning to understand why some people in the world feel the way they do about Americans. We throw away more on one cruise ship than most of these people can earn in a year for food. Not that I'm ready to give my lifestyle away because of it, just that understanding makes me want to be a little more considerate of why they feel the way they do. LOL MSSN, I see has moved to the next higher channel due to the sale of the Texas properties. Moving more into there specialty of NG should prove a good move for them going into the colder winter months. ABLE has some pretty good earnings on this Q's earnings, but I hate the volume and spread on the stock. Ken