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To: LWolf who wrote (54155)	7/26/1998 9:39:00 AM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Laura: and all( abit of Sunday photo session) These MAY be 5 photos taken at Sullivans Rest. in Austin.(If not, it will a blank post)haha. Photos courtesy T.Riska, routed to me via office of JBN3 Identification courtesy JBN 3 Web pages by Videocom Hope nobody objects to being pictured with this crowd...(gg). ticnet.com ticnet.com ticnet.com ticnet.com ticnet.com Identification provided by JBN3 All persons left to right: #3. Donnie Yeagin, Denise Yeagin, Donald James Cart, Nancy Smith, Darrell Smith, Drew Swiss All persons right to left: #4. David Weiss, freeus, Pat McDaniel, Stephen Wall, Don Martini, Annette Moseley, Bachman Nabors, Kemble, John Barge, Steve and Donald Scott, Frank, Jan Stembol, Sig Stembol, Alison Nabors, Drew Swiss Left to right #5. Donald James Cart, Nancy Smith, Darrell Smith, Drew Swiss, Alison Nabors right to left: Don Martini, Annette Moseley, Bachman Nabors, Kemble Matter, John Barge Left to right #6. Steve Scott, John Barge, Kemble Matter, Bachman Nabors, Annette Moseley, Don Martini Right to left #7. Frank, Donald Scott, Jan Stembol, Sig Stembol, Alison Nabors, Drew Swiss Some will not be visible.... regards, bachman Sig

To: LWolf who wrote (54155)	7/26/1998 9:44:00 AM
From: Dennis	Respond to of 176387

Hi Laura, PC's will be as common as VCR's and Microwave Ovens in a few short years. I remember how expensive they were when they first came out. People did not think of them as a necessity, NOW everyone MUST have a fast cooking oven AND vcr's. I just replaced my vcr and it cost less than $100.00, with many features I don't need PLUS 2 heads. The same think is going on with PC's. They are getting better and cheaper. That just means more people will be able to afford them and eventually they will become a necessity, especially if it is used in conjunction with the web. We have been online for only a year and my 15 year old son treats it as a necessity even more so than a TV !!! ggg