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To: Profits who wrote (37618)	9/29/1998 10:53:00 PM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 1572859

Profits, < the faulty wiring in Penang that [Paul] failed to report to the insurance company> Now I started to understand how it comes that after just few years working for Intel, with lousy performance (as you remember from the Chapter 15, he failed for the whole year to find reasons for water residuals in CERDIP packages, which cost Intel $8M in lost revenue, a lot of money in 70's), Paul ended up with a stack of Intel's stock, and ran for cover to Altera! Intel paid him for his perjury and for hiding facts of that fab accident! I wonder why the insurance company does not resume that investigation, to cover part of their losses. I think Paul owes a bit to that company... At least he must shut up on this thread. No excuses for criminals like him! I think we need to remind these facts every time he opens his dirty mouth. Everyone should do this. As a reminder, I encourage everybody to order the book by Tim Jackson, ISBN 0-525-94141-X, "Inside Intel". Very useful in understanding the competition. Paul is portrayed in Chapter 15. Regards, - Ali