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To: Sig who wrote (174622)	3/30/2005 6:00:41 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 176388

New HP CEO to get hefty pay package news.com.com NCR's Mark Hurd, who, according to a source, has just been tapped as Hewlett-Packard's next CEO, may indeed be the right man for the job, according to one analyst at least... news.com.com New HP chief's way with words news.com.com <<...Interestingly, Hurd and Nyberg applaud HP rival Dell for its efficient, customer-centric business model throughout the book, noting, "Dell's business model shows us where we need to be if we want to stay competitive."...>>

To: Sig who wrote (174622)	3/30/2005 9:56:44 PM
From: kemble s. matter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176388

Sig, Hi!! re: 87 years impresses me greatly Can still walk like he's 30...Mother lived to 97...But, what's most impressive...He's got everything upstairs still...Mind moves quickly and still amazes everyone...A kid from The Depression...Still tells us his biggest mistake ever came when as a boy he received a Christmas card from the "rich Uncle" containing a $5 bill...The family cleaned up the few presents they had and he threw the envelope into the fireplace which they were using to heat the house...A few moments later he went to take the money upstairs and discovered it wasn't in the card...Upon asking him why this was so tragic... he will reply: "I could have fed all my neighborhood friends for a month at the store"... :O) Good to see him enjoying life at his age... Best, Kemble