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To: kech who wrote (145250)	10/1/2006 7:05:18 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

So, Jon Emeritus Koplik, was a bit presumptuous to throw the cloak of Emeritus around himself. Ipso facto, infra vide. <First, the emeritus title is not granted automatically to all former professors. There is some process to grant the title the the professor must initiate, the faculty must second it and vote for it, and the administration must concur. This would be similar to a normal promotion process.> Maybe that's how Yale does so well - calling themselves great and Emeritic when they are really just con-men. They trick a LOT of people into paying them a LOT of money to go there. [I am thinking that Jon attended Yale, hence the reference to it]. But, I'm happy to nominate Jon as Limtex's Anonymous Society Emeritic founder, and I hereby second the nomination too. And vote for it. Good grief, I just read a Limtex post and he was referring to Starbucks P:E which I see is 47 siliconinvestor.com finance.yahoo.com What a fortune there is to be made shorting Starbucks! Those who ignore Limtex do so at their risk. Mqurice