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To: Linda Kaplan who wrote (12139)	4/24/1998 12:13:00 AM
From: Spytrdr	Respond to of 213176

Oh really? Buenos Aires is a very beautiful city, very european, similar to Paris in many aspects, and the food and the many nice restaurants are great. And now it's better than ever. Back to Apple: please read my previous post, the Mercury News article. With Steve Jobs anything can happen, he makes bold decisions in a snap. So don't be caught off-guard. We don't want to be left outside of this one, do we? AAPL is a safe bet for 1998. It's all good news coming forward. We have turned the corner definitevely, and now we are slowly regaining a leadership position. "10 years ahead of the competition", that's where Steve Jobs wants to be. I'd be glad to meet you in Windows on The World too, so we can smoke a cigar above the clouds and the city lights near the sky and celebrate our big bucks we made in AAPL and our other stock picks (we want to keep our portfolios healthily diversified). I will go to MacWorld New York for sure, so that would be a great occasion. ___ message from Linda Kaplan on Apr 23 1998 11:54PM EST Leonardo: I've been to Buenos Aires and I like the food there. I do think our little New York party is sufficiently complicated with only two choices, don't you? I'll be glad to meet you at Windows on the World some time you're in New York. Maybe we'll have another party then if we're all as wealthy as we hope we'll be by then. Linda