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To: pat mudge who wrote (9)	11/22/1998 3:21:00 PM
From: Scrapps	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3951

Hi Pat, I don't know what happened today. I went on to SI and into the copper...but popped out here in the fiber. <g> Looks good, I read the thread and went to the other one. IMO you should keep this one...at least for a while. You'll draw people over who follow your very informative postings. This thread will do well, it's got a good header w/ good information, it's in communications, the stock is good and look...already Jim has stopped in and is spreading the word. Btw, my tip to get here came from Jon K. who's posted here already. As long as the AMTX folks don't start drinking wine in the outdoor cafe and listening to string music....just kidding. <g> A great knowledge base they are. Even us AWRE folk can learn from them. <g> Now a question on SDLI. Have you an opinion on an entry point in regard to share price? I've got this one bookmarked, take care and good luck. Scrapps

To: pat mudge who wrote (9)	11/23/1998 9:59:00 AM
From: JW@KSC	Respond to of 3951

Re: Great Tutorial That's such a great tutorial, I'm going to repost on the NN thread. You know me, I try! JW@KSC Another WDM Tutor webproforum.com Ciena CIENA Provides Enron Communications With DWDM Equipment in New Nationwide Network Build; Enron, CIENA and Cisco Create the First High-Speed, IP-Only Backbone Network news.fiberopticsonline.com EVERYONE INTO THE WATER! Corning Second To Develop Undersea Fiber news.fiberopticsonline.com IXC Goes Long with OC-192 DWDM; Transponder Solutions on the Way news.fiberopticsonline.com UV Laser Meets Needs of Fiber Bragg Grating Manufacturers news.fiberopticsonline.com Transatlantic Fiber Network Investment to Reach $6.3 Billion by 2000 The cumulative investment in fiber optic transoceanic systems between North America and Europe will be $4.134 billion by year-end 1998, representing a compound annual growth rate of 20% from 1992, according to Pioneer Consulting. The growth rate will rise to 24% from year-end 1998 to year-end 2000, when cumulative transatlantic investment will total $6.34 billion, forecasts the consulting firm, citing investments (including WDM upgrades) amounting to $694 million in 1999 and $1.5 billion in 2000. news.fiberopticsonline.com Lucent Lands $19 Million SDH, DWDM Equipment Contract in China news.fiberopticsonline.com Just Another Show I missed in Orlando NFOEC '98, Damn! NFOEC '98: DWDM Hot Topic, But Not Magic Bullet news.fiberopticsonline.com Metro DWDM Advances at NFOEC '98 news.fiberopticsonline.com NFOEC '98: New Fiber Draws Sneers and Customers news.fiberopticsonline.com NFOEC '98: New DWDM from Ciena, Fujitsu, Siemens news.fiberopticsonline.com Recent Product Releases by Various Companies Pump Lasers news.fiberopticsonline.com DWDM Transmitter news.fiberopticsonline.com DWDM Transport System news.fiberopticsonline.com Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexer news.fiberopticsonline.com SDL Articles and PR SDL Logs Record Quarter, Expands Manufacturing Facility news.photonicsonline.com High-Power Lasers Pump Up Amplifier Design news.fiberopticsonline.com Fiber Firms & Faces, Week Ending June 19, 1998 news.fiberopticsonline.com SDL ANNOUNCES NEW LUCENTORDER news.fiberopticsonline.com A Note of Interest to Fans of DSL and DWDM Optical schemes lag in 'last mile' Other regional ILECs don't want to spend the money to update their databases on the precise lengths and quality of copper loops, a step that will be necessary for provisioning DSL services that work. Regardless of the problems with DSL provisioning, carriers must not hesitate in moving to faster local-access technologies to feed optical pipes, warned Danny Briere, president of TeleChoice Inc. (Owasso, Okla.). With wavelength-division multiplexed optical fibers and optical Internet Protocol networks under expansion, end users "will not tolerate the local carrier who tells them the fastest thing they can get to access that network is a 56k modem," Briere said. news.photonicsonline.com