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To: jeremic who wrote (15662)	4/9/1999 1:34:00 AM
From: dave turliku	Respond to of 21342

We're both fishing tonite jeremic - I just looked at the daily chart for awre, and unlike Westell, BEL, and the other telcos, the move upwards in AWRE didn't occur around noon. Also no news in my searches about Awre/Nortel relationship - only Awre and Newbridge. Could it be that the late afternoon pop was in advance of erroneous press ? Regards, Dave

To: jeremic who wrote (15662)	4/9/1999 1:36:00 AM
From: dave turliku	Respond to of 21342

Great Roadshow planned to tell the world ...from WSTL site: April 12-14 DSL Con '99 "An Overview and Update on ADSL" Dallas, TX Bill Rodey Westell's Vice President of Channel Sales & Marketing April 28 & 29 ISPCon '99, Spring "An Overview and Update on ADSL" Baltimore, MD Bill Rodey Westell's Vice President of Channel Sales & Marketing June 7 ADSL Industry Update at SuperComm '99 "Future of ADSL from a Manufacturer's Viewpoint" Atlanta, GA Marc Zionts Westell CEO June 10 TecForum at SuperComm '99 "High-Speed Copper Access" Atlanta, GA Marc Zionts Westell CEO Marc Zionts, Westell CEO, will speak on the topic "CPE - Interoperability a Must!" at SuperComm99, the world's largest telecommunications industry conference. The TecForum is chaired by Jeff Waldhunter, Director of Technology & Engineering for Bell Atlantic. The Forum will emphasize the necessity of DSL for the Information Highway to realize its full potential. The full utilization of copper bandwidth is presently the most viable way for making affordable high-speed data capability available to all. An overview of the various DSL technologies will be presented by several speakers with an explanation of why this technology is now feasible and cost effective. Mr. Zionts will address the issue from the customer premises viewpoint. In order for DSL to be deployed rapidly for millions of subscribers, there is a need for low cost interoperable customer premises equipment (CPE). Analog Modems provide a model. They are available from many vendors. They are price competitive and interoperable. Mr. Zionts will explore what it takes for CPEs to become as convenient, affordable and interoperable...the key to putting DSL on the desktop.

To: jeremic who wrote (15662)	4/9/1999 1:50:00 AM
From: Trey McAtee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21342

jeremic-- very good points... of course, there are still people out there who view bloomberg and forbes as paragons of financial journalism. forbes today is a just a joke. as for the AWRE scenario...work your risk down. use the puts. i would honestly be suprised if ARE gets 6 million from the nortel side of the deal. for that matter, how much AWRE technology is actually in a DLC? of course, earnings dont matter today. its what we read. thats one JA game i dont feel like playing, especially when i KNOW exactly how hard it can be to make money from IP...especially when your patents may be in conflict with those of another<G>. good luck to all, trey