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To: Joe Master who wrote (97)	1/3/1998 8:53:00 PM
From: Jim Armstrong	Respond to of 623

My apologies. I haven't fogotten you. I was out of town for a while, then just finished up with the installation of a higher-speed modem. That's done, but now I have to get my ZIP drive back on line. Then I can pay attention to business again and look at my "work" URLs. I shall return! :-) (promise!) JimA

To: Joe Master who wrote (97)	1/3/1998 11:42:00 PM
From: Jim Armstrong	Respond to of 623

This is the URL for EE Times (an excellent trade paper, which you may be aware of). I use it a lot. I am usually following up on an article I saw in the paper publication, but it can be searched for items of interest. techweb.cmp.com Turns out I apparently did not make it home with my "work" bookmarks. I'll try to take another look Monday. JimA

To: Joe Master who wrote (97)	1/5/1998 3:56:00 PM
From: Jim Armstrong	Respond to of 623

And here's a more complete list: techweb.cmp.com distec.com nt.excite.com [with a Newstracker set up for displays] businesswire.com [usually chasing a specific lead japanbiztech.com sumnet.com techweb.com [an occasional item here] Any others you find useful? JimA

To: Joe Master who wrote (97)	1/9/1998 11:49:00 AM
From: Jim Armstrong	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 623

Saw the following article. Couldn't help wondering what the implication was of redeeming the options in cash instead of stock. I would like to interpret it as an optimistic sign that the stock is expected to gain substantially in worth, more than the cash which I would guess is a dear comodity at this point at SIDT. Any thoughts? JimA -------- SI Diamond Tech Director Walt Cunningham Resigns Dow Jones Newswires AUSTIN, Texas -- SI Diamond Technology Inc. (SIDT) director Walt Cunningham resigned. In a press release Friday, the company said Cunningham plans to form a new venture capital fund. Separately, the company redeemed 32 shares of its Series E convertible preferred stock for $368,855 cash, instead of issuing 653,822 shares of common stock. An additional 32 shares of Series F convertible preferred stock were redeemed for $122,643 in cash, instead of issuing 188,759 shares of common stock. SI Diamond, a holding company with units which provide microelectronic fabrication, said both transactions were in Decmeber.