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To: elmatador who wrote (7955)	8/10/2006 12:04:28 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 219846

<You're a lucky guy. A product of WWII set of circumstances. Those cirucmstances have long disappeared. It is akin to keep Q knwoing that the mobile cycle has gone. > ElM, of course luck has a large part to play in everything, but the big lump of stuff above our eyebrows isn't a roulette wheel hub. It's so that we can learn and choose what to do given very exigencies. If we choose good things to do, we do well. If we do dumb things, nature is always ready to recycle our carbon content. The mobile cycle has not only not gone, it is barely warmed up. There is one of the world's great cultural shifts under way to mobile cyberspace. Take a close look at people under age 25 to see what's going on in the mobile world of cyberphones. CDMA hasn't even been touched by 80% of subscribers worldwide and 95% of humanity [give or take a few]. Billions of units will sell over the next 10 years of CDMA/OFDM by QCOM [with other modes built into multifunctional devices]. See Anita [TM] specs. SI search function should locate them. Or maybe Google. Mqurice