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To: eleebee who wrote (22012)	8/13/1998 10:17:00 AM
From: david sosiak	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

Dear Eleebee, WOW! You and that WexLIAR and his alter ego-C.R. do need help!!Your about to get your shorts handed to you.I thought WexLiar and his alter ego C.R. we're off to D.C. to help dispell the Y2K problem as a hoax.Anyway boys,your days are numbered,don't say that YOU weren't warned.Happy Investing, as I just continue to buy more. Regards, Dave

To: eleebee who wrote (22012)	8/13/1998 12:10:00 PM
From: Karl Drobnic	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 31646

More from First Call: Welty says employee count is close to 500. Even better: Over 38,000 items are in the database; 7% are non-Y2K compliant, another 10% are suspect. Karl's interpretation: Those 10% that are suspect are generating a lot of reports, each generating cash for Tava. 17% of the chips are not compliant or suspect - the embedded chip problem is bigger than Gartner estimated. 83% of the items in the database are compliant. Therefore, many will still be in use after 2000. Tava will have a huge database to mine for the Post Y2K business. Welty's report is out today, and is based on "recent" discussions with Tava.