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To: Dragon Doc who wrote (1536)	7/28/1998 1:36:00 AM
From: vincenzo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3645

Dragon - I was asleep and floating in a mystical place. There were no walls, or ceiling and no floor. I opened my eyes and I found myself suspended, weightless, arms out-stretched in a crucifixion pose. It was misty and dark but I felt no cold, no warmth - just a tingling sensation all over my body. I was in a void of murky dimensions. A space where time had lost its connection to the continuum. And the baby danced. Lit by a light that came from nowhere and illuminated only the motion of its form. Weightless, and benign she danced, to a music I could not hear but could feel with every pore in my body. I spoke, but she did not hear. The words fell off my lips and tumbled soundless and mute toward the outer limits of space. I wanted to grab her, hold her - but she danced in front of me like a rainbow, a beautiful refraction of light you can never own. You can never hold. You can never ever touch. And the baby danced weightless in the void. I could feel her music. I could taste her rhythm. I could sense her breathing. Someday soon I will dance with the baby again. Someday soon. vincenzo

To: Dragon Doc who wrote (1536)	7/28/1998 4:35:00 AM
From: Mitchell Jones	Respond to of 3645

There is an interesting article at this url, showing how short interest in a stock can grow through Market Maker activity in an up market: exchange2000.com As the article explains, short interest can grow simply in response to buying pressure to which the MM responds by shorting the stock to satisfy buy orders. It is not necessary for someone to "know something" for the number of shorts to grow. Mitch