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To: Rutgers who wrote (5323)	11/3/1997 11:16:00 PM
From: Jon Tara	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13925

There are only two possible partnerships that would be "industry-wowing". One (Microsoft) doesn't make too much sense, although Microsoft *was8 in the sound-card business briefly, so you never know. The other other (Intel) I feel is pre-destined.

To: Rutgers who wrote (5323)	11/4/1997 12:58:00 AM
From: Hitch	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13925

Wannabe, you said <Sure, it is undisputed that Chay and Ng have, and continue, to sell large chunks of stock. But, how is this different than any institutional investor who decides to sell? > Institutional investors are both buyers and sellers. With the ex-insiders it is a one-way street "all sell with no buy". When the institutions sell it has an immediate impact on the stock price and then there is a rebound when they are out. With the ex-insider's continuous selling the effect is of longer duration and it has a dampening effect on the share price for weeks or months. (IMHO) I don't feel that the ex-insider selling is the major issue for this company but it should not be overlooked. As you stated, the company has had some good news released recently and this should have a positive impact on the share price and the future performance of the company. Wannabe, you mentioned flying out to Vegas but indicated that there is no place to stay. Las Vegas has a tourism site on the net that you can find by doing a search, many of the hotels are listed and can be contacted over the internet concerning reservations. To be honest I doubt that you would have trouble finding a decent place to stay (IMHO). The only time I have had any trouble with vacancies in Vegas was around New Years. BEST WISHES Hitch