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To: Frederick Smart who wrote (3835)	12/20/1997 3:48:00 PM
From: P.T.Burnem	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10227

Just wanted to go on record that Microsoft has peaked for the longer term. Laugh now, but the rise of Networks, NC's and Java will be too powerful to stop. I am long Novell. Why am I not surprised? PTB

To: Frederick Smart who wrote (3835)	12/20/1997 4:02:00 PM
From: George Weiss	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10227

Fredrick. you and Arnie deserve credit for your patience in answering PTB's often confusing. Until recently he kept to his long held view that Nextel was "just a SMR provider" playing a niche market. Finally, after Arnie's and your patient, educational posts he conceded some ground on this. What's obvious is that PTB doesn't understand Nextel's strategy, or its long term value? His responses to yours, Arnies,Bubba's, and others comments and questions are always selective, often he can't respond since he would be force to come to grips with the shallowness of his positions. PTB, come on, while I thank you for bring out the core reasons that Nextel is such a great long term investment, you"ve earned very little credability on this thread on the basis of your contributions. Either respond to people who question your position or back up your opinions with sound reasoning and facts. Otherwise you will become a caricature of "Dilbert boss" which someone mentioned you might be after sharing your posts with the folks at Motorola. Show us it ain't so. George