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To: Probity who wrote (9122)	12/8/1998 4:13:00 AM
From: Bert Zed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

Should give the price a little boost. But we all know how many times we have thought that after a bit of good news.... del

To: Probity who wrote (9122)	12/9/1998 10:06:00 PM
From: stox19	Respond to of 10786

Hi probity, on my way back from work tonight.On WBT radio in Charlotte the program was about Y2K. Some guy from army surplus store was the guest on the program saying he has not been able to keep ready made foods on the shelf of his store because of Y2K. The program director(Micheal Graham) was pretty ignorant about the whole thing and was making jokes of Y2K. He mentioned something about Monday's Washington Post write up on Y2K. I think Tom D. should give him a call. I found some news regarding Microsoft Y2K bug and some more news: Microsoft Fixes Windows 98 To Correct Minor Y2K Bugs by Lee Gomes msnbc.com Y2K: It's A Human Problem, Not A Technology Problem by Bob O'Donnell infoworld.com Fear Of Computer Bug May Trigger Panic by Neil Winton "'Next year we will see periods of calm broken by occasional news stories predicting computer systems failures,' said Dr Ross Anderson of Cambridge University's Computer Security Research Centre. 'My own feeling is that around August or September panic will start, with hoarding of food and bank notes. Then the whole thing becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.'" dawn.com Poll Finds Y2K Supply-Chain Concerns by Rick Saia "You're confident you'll be ready. But you have some doubts about your business partners. That's the most striking finding in the second of a series of Computer world year 2000 confidence surveys." computerworld.com Note Of Caution Sounded In European Y2K Report by Elizabeth de Bony "The European Commission has issued a report warning European Union member countries that efforts to bring systems in line with the year 2000 problem simply aren't sufficient." computerworld.com BTW Probity, with all this news I went ahead and order a new Lexus.<ggg> Mansour