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To: Gib Bogle who wrote (73217)	4/11/2010 5:20:27 PM
From: Maurice Winn	1 Recommendation Respond to of 74559

It's like the financial world: <Many eaters are also eaten by somebody. Kahawai eat herrings, and are eaten by kingfish. > Working for a living at the bottom of the heap up to $ill Gates, Warren Buffett and Carlos Slim at the top [government spivs and bludgers of course get more but they are simply thieves robbing people of their efforts]. Praying manti have always interested me. NZ's natives are nearly all gone with South African [or other invaders] having displaced them. A few years ago, one on our patio was evaluating our daughter Emily as a potential dinner. She was disconcerted to see it considering her. She exclaimed that it was after her. Indeed it was. I hadn't seen that before. They become quite tame when domesticated. Sort of like a pet dog though not so sociable. In the financial world, what looks like dinner can turn out to be bait with bigger predators lurking. Mqurice