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To: Eric Yang who wrote (8513)	2/15/1998 9:52:00 AM
From: Phillip C. Lee	Respond to of 213177

Eric, No, I didn't visit your web site recently but it was one of the most efficient ways to help boost the G3 image. From the number of response to your web, it indicates plenty of people are concerned and curious about G3's power. Your contribution to trigger another rally on G3's sale won't be negligent by Apple and TBWA/chiat/Day. Thinking of "think dinner", it reminds me of a delicious dish offered in French and Taiwanese restaurants. Geez, I haven't had that dish for years. Phil

To: Eric Yang who wrote (8513)	2/16/1998 11:52:00 AM
From: Essam Zaneldin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213177

Rumors about a new CEO: Source: macosrumors.com "Apple on verge of naming new CEO? A source with a solid track record in predicting insider events at Apple has named a top CEO candidate for the company. James A. "Jim" Cannavino, a Senior Vice President at IBM and some say pioneer of many Mac-platform revolutions including the Apple-IBM-Motorola PowerPC alliance and the Common Hardware Reference Platform (CHRP). According to our source, there is a possibility that Cannavino may be named to the post of Chief Executive Officer in the very near future, and that interim CEO Steve Jobs, who has reportedly talked personally with Cannavino in recent days, may be planning to take a smaller role than previously anticipated. It has even been brought up as a possibility that Jobs may resign from the Apple board entirely; whether this is entirely Jobs' own choice or was a term of Cannavino's rumored agreement to take the CEO post is not currently known. Given Jobs' well-known personality, however, it is rather unlikely that he is being forced into anything." Any comments on this?!! Thanks.. EssaM..