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To: j_fir2 who wrote (1892)	3/3/1999 1:08:00 PM
From: BMcV	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10280

Mazen, are you or anyone else watching the tape today? At first this rally looked thin, with 1k blocks going by at the bid and odd hundred-sized lots at the ask. Then, around 12:40 that turned around, with larger blocks at the ask. Now I just saw 105,500 shares pass at 127 7/8. Sale before this block passed at 127 1/4; after, 127 13/16. any comments?

To: j_fir2 who wrote (1892)	3/3/1999 9:33:00 PM
From: Neuroguy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10280

jd - LOL. Chicago, Texas, teaching. Yes, that could be confusing! I'm a Professor at Northwestern Univ Med School in Chicago, and do a little teaching, but mostly research in neuroscience. Started life working on psychotherapeutic drug action, hence the interest in SSRIs. My work is far afield of that area now though. The Texas connection derives from the fact that my fiancee is from Houston and I spent the last 2 months there. Great restaurants! Found out the student has some form of anxiety disorder and has behaved this way in everyone's classes. Not much to be done, by me at least. Kind of disturbing to deliver your best joke and have 25 people laugh and one break down in tears! Chicago winters are very overrated - try living in Minneapolis!! Or Upstate NY. Give me Chicago with the cool lake breeze and clean air in the summer instead of NYC's heat and smog any day...:) Regardless of how you define SEPR, as a chartist I love it. It has something for everyone - steady growth for investors and volatility for daytraders and momentum types. Only the longish-term shorts suffer much with this one. Happy investing! Neurodude