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To: stock bull who wrote (68963)	9/21/2007 12:20:37 PM
From: Keith Feral	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 213177

I finally put my wife's iTune account on my PC. Last time I checked, it wasn't working with Vista. I was wondering if I can import all of my WMP music into her iTunes account that I am sharing from my PC. Or do I have to pull it through the network back to her MAC so that I can import it from her computer?

To: stock bull who wrote (68963)	9/21/2007 12:40:32 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 213177

don't know but Jobs won't appear for a while, his lawyers will try to delay the deposition for as long as possible making excuses because they are afraid of a perjury trap. Although Jobs' testimony is theoretically against Heinen, it wouldn't surprise me at all if Jobs lawyers and Heinen lawyers are working together to deal with this situation because everybody knows this is a witch hunt. Heinen lawyers propose a trial date of March 2009 because that is when the new silicon valley friendly DOJ will be in place, thanks HILLARY! (I never liked Hillary btw). As far as why AAPL is rallying, its the numbers I am sure. I am looking for a huge back to school mac season. Nothing much in ipods but Mac will be really big, and Mac software too. The software sales and periphials might be the sleeper hit of this quarter. My only concern about this quarter is that iphones will disappoint somebody and cast a pall on the great fundamentals. In addition to Heinen, the SEC charged former Apple chief financial officer Fred Anderson in connection with Apple's backdating troubles. Anderson, however, immediately settled the case. Without acknowledging wrongdoing, he agreed to pay about $3.5 million in fines and penalties. No trial date has been set. The SEC has proposed a trial date in September 2008. The defense proposes March 2009. news.yahoo.com