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To: tejek who wrote (285444)	4/25/2006 3:54:23 AM
From: Elroy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1573927

What day did the contest start? Tell me the date and I will take you where the stock would be had I entered the contest. You can still enter. You just get the same starting capital as the last place guy on the day that you enter. Hmmmm, who is the current last place guy? Let see. Who could it be in last place (after having won first place in the previous contest)? I wonder who is in last place at the moment..... Message 22387319

To: tejek who wrote (285444)	4/25/2006 7:14:21 AM
From: Taro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573927

You can still enter, this Friday would be perfect. Running time until end of June should then easily suffice for you to take us all to the cleaners!! At least no doubt you can easily beat me this time, my VTSS investment sunk me to the very bottom - so far. You find our board behind ATHR and then "Picks of the Quarter". Enter your picks with Elroy by Friday and you are up running! Taro

To: tejek who wrote (285444)	4/25/2006 8:03:52 AM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573927

A senior government official said the dismissal was related to a story in The Washington Post about the United States holding terror suspects in secret prisons overseas. A Justice Department investigation is ongoing regarding the story. It is one of several investigations into leaks of classified information, including revelations about the National Security Agency's domestic spying program, which was first reported by The New York Times. cnn.com When teh Justice Dept investigates leaks reporting illegal govt activities, rather than investigating those illegal activites, the writing is on the wall for this country. Wasn't there a time not so long ago in US history, when govt workers could confidently report incidents to their govt/Congress in order to see improvements made? Now it appears they need to make leaks to the media when they see something that looks illegal, since apparently the climate is such that reporting any illegal govt activity is nowadays considered bad rather than good. Sounds like Nazism.