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To: Michael L. Voorhees who wrote (8983)	4/10/1998 12:58:00 PM
From: jeff armstrong	Respond to of 64865

Michael, I'm with you. This "McPeely" is good to have around since he validates the perception of Microslop's grassroots support fantasy. Despite his pitch that SUNW should cut their losses and run with their tail between their legs, SUNW is an overwhelming Strong Buy among analysts. The fact that his assertions are so incredible and unbelievable convinces me that an investor/trader can make good money on SUNW. Thank you McPeely (aka Twister) for your transparent disregard of the facts. Jeffro

To: Michael L. Voorhees who wrote (8983)	4/11/1998 8:30:00 AM
From: Scott McPeely	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 64865

JavaSoft faces widespread reorganization infoworld.com "JavaSoft is not meeting product schedules, not meeting deadlines, and generally confusing the market," said one JavaSoft partner who requested anonymity. "Most of the time we don't know if they are going to end up competing with us. But we do see Schwartz as a very brilliant product strategist." ... JavaSoft angered its partners by slipping on its deadline for HotSpot, its dynamic compilation technology, and then informing partners that it planned to charge as much as $250,000 for the technology. ... "We would welcome a change within JavaSoft, because they have taken a competitive stance," said Annrai O'Toole, chief technology officer at Dublin, Ireland-based Iona Technologies. "We tried to tell them that there is little value to creating their own ORB and over-bloating the Java Development Kit, but they wouldn't listen to us." ... "JavaSoft is obviously an engineering-led company," said John Rymer, director and senior consultant at Upstream Consulting, in Emeryville, Calif. "They have been producing new technology almost monthly but they lack the focus of a serious technology company." *********************************