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To: FJB who wrote (36562)	8/31/1998 6:44:00 PM
From: Maxwell	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1571924

AMD Q3 Earnings Competition: This thread is alive again. I would like everyone to participate in the AMD Q3 earnings competition. Please e-mail your prediction at maxwell_jr@hotmail.com . Here is the list Q3 Revenue EPS #K6/K6-2 Sold K6-2-350 Sold ASP (M) (Cents) (Millions) (Thousands) ($) Yougang Xiao 630 -0.15 4 450 90 Gene Parrott 720 -0.02 3.3 180 107 Joel & Cindy F. 683 -0.07 3.4 150 105 Mynga 674 0.03 3.8 300 101 Maxwell 730 0.13 4.2 400 104 Pravin Kamdar 670 -0.12 3 120 92 Average 684.5 (0.03) 3.62 267 99.83 Maxwell

To: FJB who wrote (36562)	8/31/1998 10:52:00 PM
From: Paul Engel	Respond to of 1571924

Bob - Re: "What's your favorite major league ball park?..." I would have to say it WAS Cleveland Municipal Stadium - former home of the Indians and the Browns - but now just a footnote in history. I would rate Wrigley right up at the top - just a "shade" above Fenway park. Wrigley seems very elegant despite its age. All the seats were pleasant - I sat on both the first base side (vs. Cardinals) and the 3'rd base side (vs. San Francisco - saw Bonds smack a home run as well !) In addition - and this SHOCKED ME - the service at the food concession stands at Wrigley was SUPERB - those vendors SERVICED the customers - great speed and courtesy - unlike the rude and ignorant folks at 3COM/Candlestick and Oakland. Fenway is pure pleasure as well, due to the nostalgia aspect. Old wooden seats, old vendor stalls , etc. Not to mention the Green Monster. I used to love sitting out in Centerfield for about a buck in my younger days ! I went to the new Comiskey park last year in Chicago - and although it has no "history", it is a beautifully laid out stadium with excellent views - all the perks of a new park. Supposedly, Camden Yards and Jacobs Field are the same - but I haven't been there yet. Wrigley, Comiskey and Fenway are also easy to get to via subway/train - although I usually walk to Fenway - just 12 minutes from the Prudential Center. Paul