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To: Gary Jacobs who wrote (36748)	1/20/1999 7:30:00 AM
From: Gary Jacobs	Respond to of 50264

jane, one last comment. again, i could be wrong, but i think you underestimate how much discussion goes on outside this thread (among people here and others) trying to measure and evaluate how the company is doing on an ongoing basis. there's not as many blind followers as you might think. cheers. gary

To: Gary Jacobs who wrote (36748)	1/20/1999 8:08:00 AM
From: William Brotherson	Respond to of 50264

Good Morning Gary!! {{{Everyone}}} Great post!! OK, I apologize for being out of sorts the last few days. A lot of personal things hit me all at once...Enough said!! Todays Story: It's simple, yet profound!! Just how many lives do you touch with one small act of kindness?? Things that make you go Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!! Smile She smiled at a sorrowful stranger. The smile seemed to make him feel better. He remembered past kindnesses of a friend and wrote him a thank-you letter. The friend was so pleased with the thank-you that he left a large tip after lunch. The waitress, surprised by the size of the tip, bet the whole thing on a hunch. The next day she picked up her winnings, and gave part to a man on the street. The man on the street was grateful; for two days he'd had nothing to eat. After he finished his dinner, he left for his small dingy room. (He didn't know at that moment that he might be facing his doom.) On the way he picked up a shivering puppy and took him home to get warm. The puppy was very grateful to be in out of the storm. That night the house caught on fire. The puppy barked the alarm. He barked 'til he woke the whole household and saved everybody from harm. One of the boys that he rescued grew up to be President. All this because of a simple smile that hadn't cost a cent. By Barbara Hauck, age 13 wb