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To: zeta1961 who wrote (159)	8/23/2007 11:00:32 AM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 379

<90% of S.Korean females go to college> A startling statistic. In New Zealand, 89% of women enter university, compared to 62% of men. In Iceland, 80% of women go into higher education, compared to 42% of men. news.bbc.co.uk --------------------- companies that have no where else to go but upppppp Nah, poking around at the microcaps doesn't do anything special for me. Look at my previous pick from a year or two ago, DPII becomes INFI--but the stock isn't up. Expand the chart out five years and you'll see that reverse merger has not done anything yet (although they did get a chance to get out around $15). I'm glad I didn't stay in it, I did not lose money on dpii or infi. But when Hedgehog never showed up, I bailed. But maybe it will finally show up and I should be buying it here at $10. You never know. I'm going to be watching that VC outfit Third Rock. Wouldn't it be something if everybody from MLNM ended up there, including the two at INFI now (Adams and Holtzman). I wrote on the glgc thread once that if Tartaglia left we were screwed. That is maybe one of the reasons I have this year overall halved my position in glgc--I captured some of the rise over the early Spring, and I avoided a good part of the subsequent fall in price.