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To: David Lawrence who wrote (9876)	12/1/1997 12:52:00 PM
From: Steve Parrino	Respond to of 22053

<We decided the Coyboys were bigger turkeys, so we enjoyed the game very much.> I wondered which way you'd be rootin' on that one. We went to the game. What a bust, but Reba put on a show. And we were in the card section! Now, of course, the other yahoos in the NFC East are stumbling along, so playoff hopes (and hype) continue around here...at least until next Monday night.

To: David Lawrence who wrote (9876)	12/1/1997 2:53:00 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 22053

David, I've been thinking about buying a Palm Pilot for my husband for Christmas, I recall seeing some posts on this thread reviewing the product, can you help me out on this one? Thanks. bp

To: David Lawrence who wrote (9876)	12/1/1997 3:35:00 PM
From: Scrapps	Respond to of 22053

NEW YORK, Dec 1 (Reuters) - 3Com Corp was up more than a point in pre-opening trade on Monday after a Barron's article extolled its future prospects, dealers said. 3Com traded at 37-3/4, after closing on Friday at 36-1/4. Barron's noted that 3Com's stock has declined to the 30s from the mid 50s over the past six weeks. But Barron's said that the company was poised to benefit from the advent of high-speed cable modems. "That was a fairly positive article," one trader noted. Also moving up before the bell was Dell Computer Corp , trading at 85-1/4 after closing at 84-3/16. Dell also rose in Friday trading, on what traders described as increased optimism about earnings prospects for computermakers. Warner-Lambert Co was down sharply in pre-openingtrade, off 13-7/9 to 126. Several Wall Street firms lowered the company's rating after it said it would change the label for its Rezulin diabetes drug to recommend that physicians monitor patients more frequently for signs of liver dysfunction. The company said the change was made to further reduce to an absolute minimum the risk for rare, adverse liver events. First of America Bank Corp was bid at 71-1/2 and offered at 75, but had not traded before the bell, dealerssaid. First of America announced on Monday that it had agreed to be acquired by National City Corp in a stock swapvalued at $7.1 billion. First of America closed Friday at 58-12/16. National City closed at 66-12/16, and was not active before the bell.