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To: Tom Klempay who wrote (6377)	6/4/1998 1:13:00 PM
From: Dennis R. Duke	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9343

Good Morning or Afternoon, depending on your coast. Anyone expecting this stock to do anything soon? Seems that this thread is very quiet right now. Is everybody o.k.? I need a rally, too. Any news to push one? When is the next Earnings announcement, July 15th? Does anybody else find Bob Pisani's voice winie? Advance/Decline is nearing equal. Would like to see a positive number today as a sign of a market turn around. Pisani is making comments about having achieved levels of a correction already. Maybe we can begin to get morale support for a positive market from the media soon. (-8 Dennis 8-)

To: Tom Klempay who wrote (6377)	6/5/1998 4:54:00 PM
From: cm	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9343

Quiet Is Not An Altogether Bad Thing.... SEEK trading in a fairly narrow range these days, reminding me of that long slumber before its April explosion. But, I'm not predicting an explosion, mind you. This is the NEWS TROUGH that I talked about a little too soon. There ARE deals and developments in the pipeline. But, I think, at last, a lot of the day-trading crowd and momentum players have finally run away. Some happy. Some feeling burned. And so it sits. XCIT's been getting the lion's share of deals and press lately. Plus, you can expect a run of more buzz-building as they near their own SPO. And as for me? Been reading and researching. SEEK's already employing aspects of its version of distributed search in its UltraSeek server product as well as its main engine. They've laid out a pretty clear technology roadmap... that points to more search innovation. I like that. And, though this information is easily available, I thought I'd post some of SEEK's UltraSeek server product customers. A VERY impressive list. I found these by clicking on a banner at www.internetnews.com... which means that SEEK is using banners to advertise its server product. Good. (The jump page was VERY well-designed and full of information.) 3Com CSX Cincinnati Bell Bayer Bell Communications Research EMJ Internet ERIM International Edward Health Services Metricom Sony Electronics, Inc. Sony Online Sun Microsystems Tivoli Systems Media and Publishing CNN Channel A IDG National Geographic Publish Online Research and Technology CERN Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (IEEE) PolySort Stanford HealthLINK Government Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) NASA - Spacelink NCO-CIC US Department of Education US Department of Energy National Renewable Energy Lab International Sun Japan SunSITE Denmark Swedish Travel and Tourism University of New South Wales, Australia University of Newcastle University of Tasmania, Australia University of Warsaw, Poland Education Arizona State University Auburn University Babson College Boston University George Mason University Georgia Institute of Technology Indiana University Bloomington Libraries McGill University Penn State Stanford University Medical Center Stanford University University at Buffalo University of Missouri - St. Louis University of Western Ontario Best Regards,SEEKers c m