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To: E'Lane who wrote (37954)	2/9/1999 1:29:00 PM
From: V$gas.Com	Respond to of 50264

The thing I like is 207,000 shares and a trading range of .03125. If its a game, and I don't see why it isn't, we should have a very nice run over the next few days. Someone wants to double thier money. Anyone else? Want to bet JJJ doesn't stay away very long? HaHa V$gas

To: E'Lane who wrote (37954)	2/9/1999 3:08:00 PM
From: Jack Colton	Respond to of 50264

E! I'm sure you've heard these... but for the non TN crowd... Jack T Colton Proudly Presents Country & Western Musical Definitions! Musical Terms Commonly Misunderstood by Country and Western Musicians and Their Translated "Country" Definitions: DIMINISHED FIFTH - an empty bottle of Jack Daniels PERFECT FIFTH - a full bottle of Jack Daniels RITARD - there's one in every family RELATIVE MAJOR - an uncle in the marine corps RELATIVE MINOR - a girl friend BIG BAND - when the bar pays enough to bring in two banjo players PIANISSIMO - "refill this beer bottle" REPEAT - what they do until they just expel you TREBLE - women ain't nothin' but BASS - the things you run aroun in softball PORTAMENTO - a foreign country you always wanted to see CONDUCTOR - the man who punches your ticket to Birmingham ARPEGGIO - "ain't he that storybook kid with the big nose?" TEMPO - good choice for a used car A 440 - the highway that runs around Nashville TRANSPOSITIONS - men who wear dresses CUT TIME - parole ORDER OF SHARPS - what a wimp gets at a bar PASSING TONE - frequently heard near the baked beans at barbeques MIDDLE C - the only fruit drink you can afford when food stamps are low PERFECT PITCH - the smooth coating on a freshly paved road TUBA - a compound word: "hey, woman! Fetch me another tuba Bryl Cream" CADENZA - that ugly thing your wife always vacuums dog hair off of when company comes WHOLE NOTE - what's due after failing to pay the mortgage for a year CLEF - what you try never to fall off of BASS CLEF - where you wind up if you do fall off ALTOS - not to be confused with "Tom's toes", "Bubba's toes", or "Do-ri-toes" MINOR THIRD - your approximate age and grade at the completion of formal schooling MELODIC MINOR - Loretta Lynn's singing son 12-TONE SCALE - the thing the State Police weigh your tractor trailer with QUARTER TONE - what most standard pickups can haul SONATA - what you get with a bad cold or hay fever CLARINET - name used on your second daughter if you've already used Betty Jo CELLO - the proper way to answer the phone BASSOON - typical response when asked what you hoped to catch FRENCH HORN - your wife says you smell like a cheap one when you come in at 4 am CYMBAL - what they use on deer crossing signs so you know what to sight in you pistol with BOSSA NOVA - the car your forman drives TIME SIGNATURE - what you need from you boss if you forget to clock in First INVERSION - grandpa's battle group at Normandy STACCATO - how you did all the ceilings in you mobile home Major SCALE - what you say after chasing wild game up a mountain, "Damn! That was a major scale!" AEOLIAN MODE - how you like Ma's apple pie BACH CHORALE - the place behind the barn where you keep the horses